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Press briefing for students: Not the typical news gathering By BARBARA BURCH Press, United Press International or domestic affairs, the assistant to the "When he comes in, don't look The Washington Post. assistant secretary for public affairs too eager. He'll get a swelled They were students, representing in the state department and the head.,..Smile, but be firm." some 200 college and university assistant secretary for public affairs Midge Constanza spoke to a group newspapers and radio stations, and for HEW in the Briefing Room of the Old had come to Washington for what And a half hour with the Executive Office Building in was called an "on-the-record President. Washington, D.C. March 3. An briefing" set up especially for All the participants were given a assistant to President Jimmy Carter student journalists. Several large "information packet" con- for public liaison, she had the task of members of the group had come taining biographical material on the more or less keeping the group from as far away as California and "briefers," a White House news entertained while they waited for Washington state. summary and examples of policy Carter to arrive. The affair lasted one day, and briefs which are distributed to included meetings with various government officials. The group, however, was not the White House officials and one half Patricia Bario, an associate press typical collection of journalists hour with the President. secretary, explained the workings of which gathers regularly to question They were treated to talks with the White House press staff. Walt the President on matters of im- the deputy and associate White PRESIDENT JIMMY CARTER portance to the media. Wurfel, deputy press secretary, answers a question at the press House press secretaries, the talked about the philosophy of the Instead, most of them were assistant secretary for education of White House news staff. Mary briefing held in Washington, D.C. on younger than 22 years of age, and Health, Education and Welfare; the March 3. Photo by Barbara Burch Berry, assistant HEW secretary for none of them worked for Associated assistant to the President for (Continued on Page 15) SGA approves plans for 'Spring Day' By TOM DULAN show, a planetarium show, The Student Government campus tours for community Association senate approved residents, a post-game dance plans Tuesday for an April 1 ,f in the campus center and Vol. LV James Madison University Friday, March 17, 1978 "Spring Day of Fun for several other activities. No. 39 James Madison University The senate also students and members of the unanimously approved next Harrisonburg community. year's SGA constitution, The day will be highlighted by which calls for the a basketball game featuring replacement of the first and JMU gets $2.5 million the JMU cheerleaders against second vice-presidents with a the Harrisonburg Jaycees. legislative and an ad- By KENT BOOTY The proposal for the funds university has purchased A "Tip-Off Banquet'' will ministrative vice-president, The Virginia General "appeared to be dead" before nearly seven acres of land be held March 23 in the respectively. Assembly last week allocated Carrier informed the Senate east of Cantrell Avenue for the Shenandoah Room of Chan- The administrative vice- nearly $2.35 million for a Finance Committee of JMU's purpose of adding "400-500" dler Hall "for the purpose of president would assume the "major addition" to Madison urgent need of the addition, he parking spaces, he said. media exposure," said Craig duties of SGA president for the Memorial Library. said. About $2 million will "This will solve the parking Williams, chairman of the remainder of the term should In a surprise move, the later be made available for problem," he added. SGA communications and that off ice be vacated. Under general assembly included further work on the addition, Other capital outlay public relations committee. the current constitution, the $2,347,500 for construction added Carrier. projects approved by the Twenty-five people will be first vice-president would work on the library in James In other budget news, general assembly for JMU invited to the banquet, in- assume the presidency. Madison University's 1978-80 construction on the new are: cluding participants in the The revised constitution, budget. President Ronald School of Education building $50,000 for construction of basketball game and mem- which will be posted outside Carrier had requested $4.4 will begin May 15, Carrier 12 tennis courts on the east bers of Williams' committee, the SGA office with changes million for the library ad- said. $3.2 million for that side of Interstate 81. who organized the plans for highlighted, must be approved dition. building was approved in last $208,845 to modify "some the April 1 events. by the student body, the Construction on the new fall's bond referendum. older buildings" on campus to Activities will actually University Council and addition should start by Oct. 1, The building will be ad- conserve energy. begin March 31 with an out- President Ronald Carrier. Carrier said. The money will jacent to Jackson and Logan $315,385 for a central door bluegrass concert■ The student body will have be used to construct the other Halls. control system to "monitor featuring Hanky Mountain the opportunity to vote on the shell of the library and to add The new budget includes and regulate energy con- Express on the back patio of constitution at Tuesday's reading room, according to a $215,000 for an addition to X sumption" the Warren Campus Center. SGA meeting in room A of the university spokesman. parking lot. Carrier said. The $227,450 to develop a beat- Besides the basketball game, campus center at 6 p.m. reclaiming system for Miller Saturday will feature an art (Continued on Page 14) Hall, Godwin Hall, Gibbons College students among (Continued on Page 16) vulnerable crime victims Faculty salaries By LYNDA EDWARDS good idea for everyone to to increase Middle-class college think realistically about how students are among the most to deal with crime if it touches A salary raise of $1,500 for "vulnerable" crime victims, one's own life or loved ones. professors and associate according to Seattle mental That does not mean being professors and $1,200 for health clinic worker Dana paranoid, just sensible, she assistant professors and in- Justin. "They can be com- said. structors was announced by pletely destroyed when a "I know now people feel President Ronald Carrier to a crime like burglary; rape or about crime victims, "the general faculty meeting assault touches their lives," same way they feel about the Tuesday. she said. seriously ill," psychologist In addition, $400 merit "Most of these students are Gerald Moore said. "We avoid raises for exceptional per- just totally unequipped to deal crime victims as if they formance and comparable with crime." Justin said. carried some terrible, con- merit raises for promotion "Most middle class students tagious disease. !The only will be awarded to ap- have grown up sheltered from disease is fear. Crime victims proximately one-third of the violent crime. They are young remind us that. crime can faculty, according to Carrier. and in their physical prime. happen to anyone. Even we Raises for 1978-79 will be That tends to make them feel are not immune." given on the same increment invulnerable. Being well- After the initial shock system as the one used in 1977- educated gives them the wears off, the reaction most 78, with $400 increments for illusion that if by some have to crime is one of "denial instructors and assistant 'remote' chance they become and disbelief," Moore said. professors and $500 in- victims, they'll be able to '"It's human nature to want a crements for associate and handle it by intellect alone- full professors. However, the reason for everything to help minimum raise will be three Schedule change rationalize it away." us make sense of life. We cant Many towns and cities now increments for faculty believe there can be crime members for 1978-79, instead AL FELDSTEIN, editor of Mad Magazine, will be on supply crime victims with victims for no reason. They of two. campus next week as part of the Fine Arts Festival support and assistance in the must have made a mistake or "It is not as much as we Feldstein's lecture has been rescheduled for Monday at form of walk-in mental health done something stupid. We would like to give," Carrier 1:30 p.m. in Latimer-Shaeffer Theatre. A panel clinics, rape crisis centers and need a reason. It's shattering said,"but it is better than we discussion with Feldstein will take place Monday night local volunteer organizations. to think an innocent, cautious, have ever been able to give at 8 p.m. in Chandler Hall as scheduled. Still. Justin believes it is a (Continued on Page 25) before." Page 2, THE BREEZE. Friday, March 17, 1978 Survey Bluestone results emphasizes mixed students By THERESA BEALE By BRUCE OSBORNE Seniors preferred the A longer and more colorful shorter lines at pre- Bluestone will accentuate registration but disliked the people this year, according to inability to make course the yearbook editor. adjustments between pre- An attempt has been made registration and regular to get pictures capturing registration, according to the scenery with people involved results of a pre-registration in order to give students what evaluation survey. they want-a "People" theme- Pre-registration, held last according to Maureen November, enabled students Gallagher. with 93 credit hours or more to This edition of the complete the registration Bluestone will not be an process before the rest of the "artsy book" with a lot of student body, giving them scenery shots or abstract first choice of classes. photographs, Gallager said. However, almost 50 percent There will be no more than sue of those seniors who responded to the survey said pictures without people. they made course ad- The yearbook will be 396 justments after pre- pages long, 16 more than last registration Personal con- year, and will contain about venience was the reason twice as many color pictures seniors cited most often for as last year, Gallagher said. changing a course. Class adds The opening section of the and drops could not be made Bluestone will be 30 pages until after regular long, according to Gallagher. registration so the pre- This- is a decrease of eight registered student lost his pages from last year. priority to class offerings, This Bluestone will also according to Wayne Brown, feature a "totally different" assistant director of the cover, she said. records office. Overall, this year's The survey was sent to Bluestone will be "an im- approximately 1,800 seniors,' provement" over last year's, but only 1,200 actually par- Gallagher said. ticipated in pre-registration, Although the Bluestone Brown said. The remaining received the same amount of students were those who chose money as last year from the not to pre-register, those who Student Government graduated in December and Association-$23,000-- the those students who had not longer and more colorful completed 93 credit hours at yearbook has caused no real the time of pre-registration budget problems, Gallagher but who did so by the end of said. the the semester. The cost for printing the The students surveyed also Bluestone will probably be said they disliked having to between $37,000 and $39,000, pay tuition fees in advance to she said. guarantee pre-registration. The difference between the "Paying fees is the final money alloted by the SGA and step," Brown said. "If you the printing cost is made up don't pay fees by a certain through patron letters, money time (the Friday before left over from last year, regular registration), your rebates from photographers, class cards are sent back. LIKE A BREATH OK FRESH AW, spring breaks through the storm clouds at the new and campus organizations Then the regular students dropped in for a visit this week, with heavi lake dorms. which pay for their pages. could pick them up." rain heralding its arrival. Here, the sufl Photo by Mark Thompson About 6,500 patron letters Brown said the students were sent out to parents. were encouraged to pay Donations amounted to about tuition fees as they completed $6,500 and the feedback from pre-registering in Wilson Placement office under-used parents was "excellent," Auditorium. About 60 Gallagher said. students failed to pay their By JOE BENKERT held by request for frater- anytime" to talk about job The names of the patrons fees by the deadline and had to The Office of Career nities or sororities, support hunting, he said. will appear in the back of the go back through the regular Planning and Placement clubs and professional In addition, the placement Bluestone, about 220 to a page. registration in Godwin, he should be the most sought organizations or by dor- office has students compile The patron letters are much said. after department going, ac- mitories, but Nardi also gives placement folders at the end more profitable than ad- cording to its director. a few guest lectures in of their junior year. The vertisements. Survey results showed that Thomas Nardi said the classes. "I'll go anyplace. placement folders contain About $3,000 was left over the seniors would have liked office's services are the most resume-type forms and from last year's Bluestone advisers or department heads important on campus, faculty recommendations. •budget which will aid in or both to be present at pre- following food services. But Job market These folders allow the meeting printing costs, said registration. Since the he finds it frustrating that placement office to keep track Gallagher. process took place during the many students do not use the of which students are in- Stevens Studios, which school session, five services. looks good terested in what kind of jobs. takes the student pictures, clerical assistants had been In addition to Nardi, the The placement folders also hired to distribute the class gives the Bluestone a $1.25 placement office employs two By JOE BENKERT provide a convenient place to rebate from the sitting fee of cards, Brown said. The professional people and two compile faculty recom- assistants knew nothing about There is an overall good each student. This money will secretaries. While Nardi job market forthfs year's mendations, copies of which also be used to help offset the the classes, thus they could works with business majors, will be sent out to prospective not help students with course graduate according to the printing costs. assistant director Edgar director of the Office of employers. About 1,100 seniors, 200 alternatives or prerequisites, Wilkerson works in the he said. Career Planning and The placement office also more than last year, will be in education field, and counselor Placement. schedules on-campus in- this Bluestone. About the "There was a lack of Cynthia Shelton works with Graduates with majors in terviews with employer same number of juniors and communication between the majors from the School of the business areas are doing representatives, helps sophomores had pictures class card stands and the Arts and Sciences better than others because it students set up their own taken as last year. There will department heads," Brown "We don't get anybody a is such an expanding area, interviews, posts job-openings be fewer freshmen, probably said. "At pre-registration, job," Nardi said, "we teach said Thomas Nardi. For in- and maintains a resource because of all the fees they usually the departments lose people how to get their own stance, there is great op- library. were hit with in the "hectic" control of their sections. But jobs" and then help them in portunity in the computer There is a large calendar month of September when some department ' heads their job search. programming area. on the wall of the planning they were scheduled to have checked to see how things The placement office holds Nardi said teachers are office, in Alumnae 208, on Pictures taken, she said. were going." a lot of job-hunting workshops traditionally easier to place, which all scheduled on- Campus organizations such Additional sections of to teach students skills such as because this school has a campus interviews are listed as fraternities and sororities courses were added after pre- how to deal with interviews, reputation for turning out by date. There are also sign- pay between $40 and $60 for registration. Brown said, so write resumes and cover quality teachers. up lists for those interviews. their pages. the students at regular letters, and how to fill out Nevertheless, good In addition, there are two The Bluestone has been registration had the ad- applications. students are going to get jobs, bulletin boards on which job building back up in size since (Continued on- Page -26* - - • • Most of the-workshops are (Continued on Page 17) (Continued on Page 17) (Continued on Page 21) THE BREEZE, Friday, March 17, 1978, Page 3

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'\f WE "fotf MXHET^OliS N1MIS GDWIKf RIGHT WH AND St» TrBATDTte MINING GmHlgS.WEVm^HTHAVHWKJEEp-RRfAlKgS!' Alliance of f erg Letter to the bureaucracy: security to gays By DR. STEPHEN M. LENTON Fold, spindle and mutilate Editor's note: Dr. Lenton is the assistant dean for student life at Virginia Commonwealth University. By G1NA GARER1 triplicate and dash out the dorm to the exam Wednesday evening classes have just ended. It is a cold, Dear Civil Service Commission: center. Upon arrival you find the front doors frozen-slosh February evening. Alone and in twos and threes, Some things are inevitable. At least that is securely locked. Your appropriate action is: students enter the McCabe House to attend a gathering of the Gay what you keep telling me. If I want to secure A. Use your number two pencil to pick the lock. Alliance of Students (GAS). employment in the government I have to take B. Disguise yourself in a basket and place Tonight there are about twelve men and women. As usual, the your summer employment test. yourself on the doorstep. group contains blacks and whites, ages generally between 18 and Well, for two years I have tried. After C. Simply go around to the open back door, the late twenties, and a variety of majors. failing it twice I resorted to taking the per- idiot. While many faces are familiar, about one-third seems new manent position exam, smiled innocently and You straggle into the exam room and are each week. There are no elected officers, no membership cards, answered "no" when asked if I intended to go to greeted by a test official who reads directions no list of attendees...in some ways the membership is invisible college. like a reject from a grade-B movie school of just as gay people are when not at such a gathering. When I eventually passed the summer test I acting. Four years ago it was illegal for gays to meet on campus. Four scored one point below automatic hiring. I She informs you that no test can be sent in years ago GAS took the university to court-and two years later promptly burned my notification of score without your permit of examination, and that won the rights of assembly, freedom of speech and due process of letter. was one of the triplicate forms you could not the law. I assume that you failed one too many find. Walter, Brenda and others irivolved in the old political days congressman's child since you have revised have graduated and gone. Tonight these students meet with only your employment test. Let me honestly tell you The correct response is: a dim memory of the past legal struggle. Few know that the that I did not enjoy this one either. A. Resign yourself to the fact that the govern- American Civil Liberties Union funded almost all the court costs. I admit the level of intelligence was more ment is out to get you. The group continues to move chairs, reforming only to reform compatible with mine: subtract 3 from 24, add B. Feign psychosomatic paralysis and avoid itself again, each a new attempt to form a circle. Equality and a 22 to 33, determine what "option" means- trudging back to your dorm for the slip of sense of openness prevail and, yet, conversation still comes After two years I just resent the whole paper. slowly. Eventually someone suggests we introduce ourselves. institution. Plus I believe I got up on the wrong C. Inform the official that you ate the form for "Hello, I'm Frieda. Biology. I'm glad there are more women side of the bed, the side by the window, since breakfast and would not dream of throwing it this week." "Me? Oh, I'm Chuck. I'm a senior studying painting- the entire test day was a disaster. up just for a test you are going to fail anyway no, I'm not an artist. I've attended before and it's neat to see new So after minutes of research I have designed (why ruin a record?). faces." "Fred. Freshman." an exam especially for you: After obtaining the test form and matching Then different people will share the invisible news: what is Carefully read the situations outlined below. answer sheet you proceed to answer the happening politically around the gay world, sources of in- Pick the appropriate response from the three questions. You suddenly become aware that formation, good gay books recently read, movement struggles, answers listed beneath the described you are surrounded by students sitting smugly planning a meeting with the new university president, how to situation. Take your time as there is no need to with their test books closed and you still have attend the Southeastern Gay Conference in Atlanta, bar news, rush. We will promptly lose your exam score two pages to go. dorm news. Slowly a topic wili emerge from within the group. and you will have to take the test over again As hysteria creeps in, you: Somehow the group seems instinctively cautious in using anyway. A. Begin to nervously chew on your pencil but traditional organizational models. Instead the meetings are After rolling out of your second-story bunk decide against it as the FTC ruled there is organic, sometines painfully slow and dull, sometimes fast and bed late, you rummage through your drawers more lead in the paint than the point. excitement-filled. for the summer employment forms in (Continued on Page 24) What happens results from relationships within the meeting rather than predesigned rules. Point of fact is that these people are new at coming together and are learning how they want to be together. Radar detector law ridiculous This means that some meetings are chit-chat, some are about By LINDSEY BOTELER driving under the speed limit with a radar (Continued on Page 23) The Virginia General Assembly has detector could be stopped and the driver • ' ' ' s lightened the penalty for radar detectors, but arrested, merely because there is a radar the law is still ridiculous. detector in the vehicle. EDITOR Presently, if a driver is caught with a radar Such weapons as knives and guns are Barbara Burch detector in Virginia, he faces a $25 to $100 fine, potential incentives for crimes far more in- MANAGING EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER up to ten days in jail, and confiscation of the jurious than speeding, yet both can be legally ««ry Fullerton Michael Mathlsen device. bought and transported in automobiles in In the future, the iail sentence will be Virginia. News editor - Tarn I Richardson dropped for detectors that are not hooked "up. The difference is that with radar detectors Editorial editor - Dwayne Yancty Proponents of radar detectors claim that the police can be beat at their own game. Sports editors -. Kan Tarrtll, Paul McFarlana the Virginia law goes against Federal Com- A single patrol car driving down the in- Photography editor - Mark Thompson munication Commissionprovisionsand violates terstate will prevent speeding far better than a Graphic! editors - Glna Garerl, D.J. Stout the owner's constitutional rights. In addition, radar trap. That is simply because radar is Advertising manaeer - Michael Lee they believe that radar detectors promote designed to catch the criminal, not prevent Advenlslnt sales - John Vogt. Jeff Still safety. him from breaking the law. Circulation manaeer - Guy Kayton The theory is that interstate drivers will If a driver passes a radar trap on the in- Advisers -- Alan Neckowiti, David Wendelken inadvertantly speed on occasion because they terstate, he can safely expect to see no more are paying more attention to traffic than to police for some time. If the driver comes up Tha Braete is published Tuesdays and Fridays except when otherwise their speedometers. The distraction caused by behind a patrol car, however, he could be noted. Its offices w located In the basement of the Wine Price Building. Letters to me editor on topics dealing with the James Madison watching for police is also gone when detectors following it for miles. University campus and community are encouraged. All letter* must be are used; according to proponents, and thus Radar's effectiveness as a speeding typed, signed and Include phone and box numbers. allow the driver to better concentrate on his deterrent is limited only to local roads Letters and other correspondence may be addressed to The Breeze, Department of Communication Arts, wine-Price Building. Letters must be driving. travelled by the same people frequently. no longer than 500 words. Longer letters may be used as guestspots at the Because radar detectors are legal in most Those drivers will have seen radar on a certain discretion of the editor. Letters and other material will be edited at the discretion of the editor. states, it is unreasonable to invoke any road and therefore be more cautious. All letters, columns, reviews and guestspots reflect the opinion of their penalty upon out-of-state drivers who have If Virginia state and local police are ac- authors and not necessarily those of The Breeie editors or the students, disconnected their detectors. tually worried about preventing speeding, they faculty and staff of James Madison University. Unsigned editorials are tha opinion of the Breeze editors. With the current prices of effective radar will go back to the old-fashioned patrol car Complaints and comments about The Breeze should be first directed to detectors, an out-of-state driver stands to lose method on interstates and restrict radar to The Breeze editor. Unresolvable complaints can be directed to The Breeze Publication Board and should be sent to Dr. Donald McConkey, head of the as much as $300 even if his detector is not local roads. Department of Communication Arts. hooked up. Confiscating radar detectors from out-of- One Virginia state policeman said recently state drivers does little more than create that people with radar detectors are "bent on hostile sentiment towards Virginia from Editorial 4334127 Business 4334596 breaking the law "* The fact is that a car residents of other states. i Page 4. THE BREEZE. Friday, March 17. 1978 Sorority points out 9 Readers forum caption inaccuracy To the editor: Show which was held in the In the Feb. 28 issue of The WCC Ballroom on Feb 25 as Breeze, there was a picture of part of the observance of our sorority. Alpha Kappa National Negro History Week D-hall criticism unjustified Alpha, on page four. The A few extra minutes of research could have I wonder if Waters was They are hard-working, in- caption read: "The W.E. To the editor: dustrious people whose efforts Campher Memorial Mass prevented that inaccuracy. It fci reference to the letter of actually never able to drink is our sincere hope that you milk while in Gibbon's, impressed me the first time I Choir of Hagerstown, Md. the editor in the Feb. 28 issue tasted their 'poorly planned performed in the Warren will begin to verify your facts of The Breeze: without being crushed by a more carefully in the furture. I must agree with Sherry renegade milk truck. menu.' ' . ,. Campus Center Sunday as Shifflet. Gretchen Waters. On Feb. 22. the dining hall The only bad part of the part of the National Negro Pamela J. Finley Karen Downey and Debbie tried an experiment by of- meals is their repetition. But History Week activities." The President. Milleson on the fact that fering two favorites of the when you offer meals to 4,500 W.E. Campher Choir from Lambda Chi Chapter of Alpha student body in one night. The students at approximately $1 Hagarstown did perform on Kappa Alpha Sorority. Inc. Gibbons Dining Hall "has a meal, caviar should not be Feb. 26. The picture featured undergone much criticism effort could well have been a Editor's note: The Breeze success except for two oc- expected in The Breeze, however, was and abuse in the past." But 1 have tasted both bad food taken from .the Sorority Block regrets the error. how about now ? currences. Hasn't the dining hall First of all, the water pump and good food at Gibbons and I received criticism and abuse for non-carbonated drinks feel that the students should in spite of their efforts to backed up in dining hall four do less complaining and more improve the situation? and secondly, many fellow advising. I wonder if Downey BSA says thanks I wonder if Shifflet has students of mine consumed a or Milleson mailed in the noticed that roast beef has not steak and two helpings of survey about the proposed been served for the past eight shrimp and still complained commuter plan for breakfasts to participants and lunches. weeks. about the food. Although our guest The item which has gone If they did not. I wonder if To the editor: untouched is the employment they will write another letter I would like to personally speaker. Nikki Giovanni, was at the d-hall. The people who to the editor complaining thank all those that par- unable to appear due to Orchestra make all of your criticisms about efforts to refill milk ticipated in the National illness. I am sure that I speak possible are both fellow refrigerators during crowded Negro History Week activities tor all BSA members in students and members of the lunches. sponsored by the Black concluding that it was still a ommission Student Alliance (BSA). great week. The University Harrisonburg community. Brian B. White Program Board, along with resented President Ronald Carrier, Dr. o TSW&MH" <»*- William Hall. Daphyne To the editor: Saunders and other members After reading the review of of the . faculty and ad- "La Perichole" by Dwayne ministration were extremely Yancey in the Feb. 24 issue of helpful in adding to the week's The Breeze, we are greatly success. disappointed to notice that I encourage the university there was no mention of the community to continue its orchestra. efforts to support the We, the members of the programs and activities orchestra, resent this over- sponsored by the BSA. sight of a most important This will help to foster supporting role of the interest in James Madison operetta. The orchestra, University by a greater under the direction of Dr. Ben number of prominent black E. Wright, has worked professors and minority countless hours in preparation student applicants. of this difficult score. We would greatly ap- preciate it if in the future the I am sure that they would people behind the scenes were like to be part of an institution as recognized as those in of higher learning where they front. can be both accepted and Kim Magee appreciated. Editor's note: 23 other per- AKftfcR OGOJmiONM. IMPAIRMENT Of MINERS — AOfll WW6 LCSS. Terry Bandy sons also signed this letter. Black Student Alliance Commonwealth Commentary: 'State initiative9 must replace 'states9rights9 states. The central govern- The states were in- been all but forgotten as the By DWAYNE YANCEY vetoes. The Democratic federal government has often Critics of American Congress has been unwilling ment manages their common creasingly viewed, and not affairs while the states retain altogether incorrectly, as bypassed the states to exert government, from its foun- to be so openly defiant of a direct control in nominally dation to the present, have Democratic president but has control in local matters. weak and ineffective, with neither the will nor the ability local matter. often contended that the been no more cooperative. It is important to note that Cries of "states'rights" system of checks and With Congress and the we are the "United States"--a to tackle the problems which faced their citizens. became synonynous with balances which underlies our president each checked and nation of states united. implaccable racists intent on political structure tends less balanced by the other, the The founding fathers As evidence of this it should looked upon the states as the be remembered that it was the resisting federally-imposed to prevent the unhealthy forward progress of govern- integration. Ironically, one of accumulation of power then it ment has, in a sense, been natural protectors of liberty. combined resources of the does retard and prevent brought to a halt. Con- They feared the central legitimate, necessary action. sequently, vital issues such as government and sought to The ensuing deadlock energy and urban policy have restrict its power through between co-«qual and com- been unresolved at the checks and balances. -This peting branches ofgovernment national level. would make it difficult, they has been graphically Yet, rather than producing reasoned, for the national illustrated in the first year of a poisonous stagnation in government to act in a Jimmy Carter's ad- . government, the checks and manner detrimental to the ministration. balances are doing exactly states, thus leaving the states Congress, which allowed what the Constitution in- to wield great power in their itself to be led by Lyndon tended. own behalf. Johnson and lay dormant in They have stalled the Natural loyalty, in those the early Richard Nixon federal government, days, was to the states, which "several states" in the form of the fundamental precepts of years, has waxed in power preventing it from taking were regarded as the primary the federal government, and the federalism these reac- since Watergate and has hasty action and thus agents and representatives of not the individual states, tionaries claimed was successfully challenged the promoted a climate conducive the people, not the federal which introduced rural violated is that the central supremacy of presidential to the development of a government. electrification, social government be able td authority. modern concept of The Southern secessionists security, and the massive overrule states where local The present impasse in federalism, one which took the idea of state work programs of the New majorities oppress a minority. Washington results from the recognizes the central sovereignty to its extreme by Deal. States have become either power struggle between a government as a necessarily attempting to withdraw from The period from Roosevelt pawns of the federal govern- strong Congress and a powerful agency but which the federal union. on has been marked by the ment, able only to carry out determined president, each does not degrade the in- The concentration of power tremendous expansion of "guidelines," or have shown bent on formulating policy. strumentalities of the states. in federal hands, particularly national power at the expense themselves to be so utterly Gerald Ford's conflicts A federal system of under Franklin Roosevelt, of the states. unimaginative as to be vir- with Congress were government is based upon a changed the American con- Federalism, the basic tually worthless. characterized by, numerous . compact, between sovereign cept of federalism. tenent of the Constitution, has (Continued on Page B) THE BREEZE, Friday, March 17, 1978, Page 5

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UiQ^^QIDllS Punk world mourns Sex Pistols 'New Wave will never be the same9 They made rock dangerous9 By JON DAVIS-' Starting By MARK SUTTON hated that. They wanted to reason his revolution has not most other kinds, .."(They) have absorbed make us another version of caught on in this country. The world of music is with the assumption that aD from reggae and the Rastas the Rolling Stones." Revolutions in this country mourning the passing of some art is a fraud, punks are not the idea of a culture that will And that was, for the Sex have a tendency to follow one improbable heroes. burdened with proving their make demands on those in Pistols, the worst form of of two courses: self interest Like shooting stars, they validity and are free to power which no government failure imaginable. Johnny (1776, 1861, arguably 1965-70) came from the wrong side of satirise everything else. We could ever satisfy; a culture Rotten wasn't just on his way or reform (1880's, 1930'sl950- the bracks. Possessed of a already knew they were that will be exclusive, almost to superstardom, he was close 65). frightening mixture of boyish rotten. to being offered sainthood, at They have always been innocence, pallor of This freedom is apt to mate seperatist, yet also Messianic, some people uncomfortable. apocalypatic and stoic, and least by some people. launched from above, by disillusioned youth, erratic that will ignore or smash any Critics have been to a large people who had something to talent and more frequently Where some raid that the contradiction inherent in such extent willing to overlook the lose but perceived the possible ► irritating than endearing, Pistols' "God Save the a complexity of stan- seamier side of the Sex Pistols gain as worth the risk. This they barged into the hearts of Queen" was banned from the ces.. .Anarcy in the UK. is, and their movement. country has never seen a impressionable rockers the British airwaves because it among other things, a while There are a couple of revolution from below, world over. called Her Majesty an out- launched by people with Now they are no more: dated tourist bran, the glib kids War in a Babylon." reasons for this. On many with the end of their whirlwind might say that the govern- -Greil Marcus counts the Pistols were dead nothing to lose. on target with their This however, does not in American tour the Sex Pistols ment supressed the song any way mean that the disbanded. because it called the govern- "In the early days, we used to statements about English life The thing I liked about the ment supressive. be twenty times better. But in the 1970's. Also, most potential does not exist If you are white, go to the ghetto. Pistols was not so much their Maybe, but I think the song it's been getting worse and critics were looking for music. They were no better was banned because, just like worst lately, so I thought why something,, anything, that See how the people mere react to your presence among them. than Iggy Pop, and they never in the fairy tale, these boys not pull out before we suck." would transcend the rococo , had David Bowie to make up know that the Queen, and -Steve Jones *"> garbage that is most of If you're black, go to a popular music in the late desperately poor white dirt for their mistakes. Their everyone else, "ain't got no And it ca me U pass, that on farmer in Mississippi and tell music was merely simple, clothes on." January 14, 19TB, eleven days 1970's. with an annoying insistence. The thing I liked most Sure, if they had sainted him that you are a college into their belated assault on student. Just like their lyrics, which I about the Pistols was not what the United States, the Sex Johnny Rotten-with massive If you are on a scholarship, loved. . they did, but what they Pistols were no more. ceremony even-I probably The Pistols' art was punk threatened. The first casualty of the would have applauded the (Continued on Page 17) art, different in intention from The greatest thing the rock wars of the seventies was act But it would have been Pistols did for me happened sustained; and the coroner's for the creation, not the when they were on the reporsts all agreed that the creator, that I applauded. "Today," show for the opening cause of death was suicide. I agree with Charles M. of their American tour: at the The New Wave had ee a loss it Young-Johnny Rotten is a last moment they demanded coouldn't recover from: gone genius. But like most ten dollars for their previously were the shock troops that genuises, he is not the sort of scheduled interviews. could never be replaced. person you would have over "Today" refused, and in "We are deadly serious for tea on Sunday. He's just their fine journalistic about hating celebrity wor- too unsavoury a character-its tradition sent a reporter to the ship," Johnny Rotten said at rather like having Hitler over. concert who could not say one point along the dance of Or as Sid Vicious said: anything more intelligent than death that was the tour "It "He was the vilest geezer I that the music was too loud for must be destroyed." ever met" him. But when the smoke had to begin to fully un- Then the anchor persons cleared in San Fransisco on derstand what the Sex Pistols apologized for giving these that January night, celebrity were all about, /tyou have to abominations publicity, and worship was still intact; in shed your inhibitions, and be went on to say in effect "but fact, Johnny Rotten was, in willing to listen to someone everyone's doing it, so we the words of Warner Brothers you cannot possibly help but can't do any more damage by A&R chief Bob Regher, "a hate. reporting them, too." superstar." With Rotten the method of The damage was already Rotten acknowledged delivery is questionable but done, though. For the first that fact before heading back the message is vitally im- time since the Beatles had to England when he said: "We portant. And word one of long hair and Lennon said had gone as far as we could Johnny Rottens message- they were as famous as go. Every one was trying to word one of his revolution-is Christ I knew that rock and turn us into a big .group and I hate, which ,is part .of, the roll was dangerous again. ' Page 6. THE BREEZE. Friday, March 17. 1978 'Bridges9stresses slick pop over revolutionary humor By STEVE SNYDER The music cooks oc- seilles, while "95 South (All One of the true cult bands of casionally, with several the Places We 've Been)" the mid-seventies, Gil Scott- arousing piano solos from details various scenarios and Heron's Midnight Band Jackson, but the overall sound their impact on Scott-Heron. always mixed African and is cold and formal, lacking the Even the condemning Caribbean rhythms with lively, spontaneous feel of the nature of the horrifying jazzy, basin-street melodies to Midnight Band. "Tuskeegee No. 626" (a true propel Scott-Heron's cries of The album is based loosely account of syphilis ex- revolution and racial around the concept of periments conducted on black inequality. musicians "on the road," with men in Alabama) has been Despite its minimal ac- Scott-Heron eschewing his lessened by the acapella, cessibility to the AM radio role of spokesman of the barbershop quartet-delivery, format, the Midnight Band's militant-leftist-black for that and "Vildgolia" (supposedly music presented a valid fusion of storyteller and historian, a about "ways in which we are of popular, yet non- role that seems to fit his coy, desensitized and sometimes commercial musical style lyrical imagery perfectly. mentally paralyzed in the land with conscientious, politically The finger-pointing of overboogie" -I don't get it) aware lyrics. denunciations and is practically self-parody with On Scott-Heron's latest irreverantly humored its devilish, background record, "Bridges," the music political raps (i.e., "The laughter and Boris, Karloff- and the message have been Revolution Will Not Be like introduction ("Velcome watered down, but ultimately Televised," "H20 G-A-T-E to Vildgolia"). they serve only to emphasize Blues") pf the past have Despite his many artistic his strengths as a vocalist and almost entirely vanished, sides. Scott-Heron is most composer. replaced by a pragmatic importantly a crooner of the . Discarding the Midnight optimism, channeled into highest ability, a la Joe Band (save several token lyrical ideas that are directed Williams. Although the ab- appearances), Scott-Heron to eveyone. sence of Midnight Band and keyboardist-flautist- Scott-Heron "struts his second vocalist Victor Brown composer-partner Brian stuff" on "Hello Sunday! (a waiting tenor counterpart Jackson have opted for a Hello Road!", a boogie- to Scott-Heron's gravelly danceable, slicky-produced, inducing, talkin -blues, baritone) is lamentable, Scott- pop-oriented record. dealing with the travels of the Heron easily carries the show Programmed synthesizer Midnight Band. "Racetrack by himself. doodlings have been sub- in France" eulogizes Riviera From the fiery urgency of stituted for the avante-gardish '76, a music festival in Mar- "Under the Hammer" to the reeds of Jackson and Bilal joyous bounce of "Racetrack" WITH THE ARRIVAL of warm weather this pooch evidently Sunni-Ali, while those laid- to the solemn candor of the thought that the dog days had arrived as he naps while his human back, Africano rhythms are musically weak ballads ("We friend attends class. Photo by AI winner now being covered Dy a funky Almost Lost Detroit," "Song rhythm guitar. of the Wind"), his vocals are refreshing and irresistible. He has the vocal tools to abandon his revolutionary 'Fever' spins past weaknesses stances while increasing his popularity. How far he will By BILL BORGES his smothering family. She's a phony (Tony spots In "Saturday Night Fever" pursue that course remains to Walking down the street in his that) but with a drive inside be seen. John Travolta manages to blood-red shirt, skin-tight her that is not. You can't quite shake his teeny-bopper image pants and platform soles, figure her out, she does not and show us that he can act. In Tony moves to the disco music come across as one person; fact Mr. Kotter's Number One in his head. It is his pent-up you like her and you do not, sweathog gives a per- physicality -his needing to and back and forth formance of such intensity dance, his becoming himself She finally manages to win Oliver hoping for that he grabbed an Academy only when he dances-that the audience over when her Award nomination for his draws the viewers into the pretensions disappear and her acting. film. sincerity begins to surface. Though "Saturday Night On Saturday nights he Director John Badham a second chance Fever" is the first film to begins his ritual of shaving, ("The Bingo Long Traveling capitalize on the disco craze, deodorizing, putting on gold All-Stars and Motor Kings") By TRIP PAYNE and STEVE SNYDER it is hard to dismiss because chains with a cross and displays a kinetic style which, Despite fading from the limelight he enjoyed in the the film has an authentic amulets and charms, selec- aided by an outstanding Bee late 1960s and early 1970s, Oliver continues to tour, statement to make about ting immaculate flashy tight Gees soundtrack, invigorates hoping for a second shot at success. His recent one-man America's newest crop of clothes. the entire film. concert at Eastern Mennonite College was a good in- alienated youth. Then it is off to the disco, There are, however, dication that he may be on the way back. Unfortunately, the the dream world--"200l serious problems with the Our own recollections of Oliver were based solely on statement gets lost in a Odyssey"--where Tony, initial screenplay by Norman "Good Morning Starshine" and "Jean" (two smash morass of meaningless sub- recognized as the champion Wexler. Wexler can not seem records that made him an overnight sensation at the plots and underdeveloped dancer, is king. to keep his mind on anything start of the decade), a sort of Bobby Goldsboro singing character roles which evolve The film's story is about for long; you never wait more drippy, Shaun Cassidy-ish lyrics. Instead, in concert into the proverbial quest of Tony's tumultuous romance than four scenes for an issue he turned in an excellent set of new material, exhibiting "finding oneself." with another good dancer to be resolved, and then he blues, rock, and pop influences. "Saturday Night Fever" is (Karen Lynn Gorney), a hops off to something else. Accompanied by only his Martin guitar, he sang of set in the New York socially ambitious Manhattan The picture is like flash love, comedy, deepness and dreams, reaching out to equivalent of "Rocky's" South secretary who teaches him cards: it keeps announcing a grab the emotional pulse of the crowd. Even though Philadelphia-Bay Ridge, that there is more to life than theme and then replacing it. his new material seemed extremely accessible to the Brooklyn, an Italian- first prize in a hustle contest. Yet the mood, the beat and heavily-orchestrated accompaniment found on so American enclave where This girl is "different" than the trance rhythm are so many singer-songwriter albums today, his last released working-class kids slave all the other dancers and com- purely entertaining and album was "Prisms" in 1972. Since then he has recorded week so that they can dress up pletely captivates our hero's Travolta is such an original two albums that were never released. and boogie on Saturday attention. She is a climber and presence that a viewer spins "Fortunately, I've been able to keep my songs a nights. a show-off- a Brooklyn girl past these weaknesses. secret from the world for some time now," he said The film focuses on the best who likes to put on airs and At its best, though, tongue in cheek after the concert. dancer in the community, talk about the important "Saturday Night Fever'.' "I've been doing this type of solo performing for the Tony Manero (John people she comes into contact gets at something deeply last three years," he continued. "Before that I did three Travolta), a paint-store with in her office job in romantic: the need to move, years of touring with a back-up band, but budgets salesman who still lives with Manhattan. eventually didn't allow for that. And I had three years of to dance and the need to be the high rock star life, flying all over with a tour group who you would like to be. after the release of 'Good Morning Starshine'." Nirvana is the dance; when He's been touring the last three years in the southeast the music stops, you return to and midwest, finding warm and happily surprised being ordinary. audiences, but no following. Hoping for a rejuvenation in 1978, he is collaborating with his producer Gene Cotton on a new project that Correction should be released sometime this spring. Cotton has The photo of Alpha made a name for himself in pop music on the west coast Kappa Alpha sorority in He explained his new pop oriented approach by saying the Feb. 28 issue of The that, "I'm a performer, first and foremost. Sure, I'm a Breeze was incorrectly serious writer, but not in the same realm as say. identified as the W. E. Jackson Browne. Being pop isn't negative. Cotton's Campher Memorial doing a good job. and if I can do as well, maybe the Choir of Hagerstown. following and hit records will come. I just want to Md. The Breeze regrets perform and I would like to perfom at JMU." the error. Is anvbod\ listening »....--_- T . «ar*j«r«*»**#■»•*•**.-.•»■. . until y

THE BREEZE. Friday, March 17, 1978, Page 7 Tenure denial charges unanswered by JMU By KENT BOOTY however, the administration not been established." come up with some better Charges by an elementary unjustly neglected the Stanton and Roberson reasons than these." Bender stated, "the education professor that he guidelines imposed by the refused to say whether Roberson has refused to methodology for my decision- was unfairly denied tenure American Association of Bender's case constituted a comment further on these making is not something that I have gone largely unanswered University Professors in their "rare instance," the latter reasons or on his evaluation of care to explain to you." He by administrative spokesmen decision to deny him tenure. claiming it "wouldn't be Bender, calling it a "con- later conceded that his point at James Madison University. The 1973 AAUP Handbook, system is "subjective but professional or ethically fidential matter." Carrier consistent." Administrators have said which was in use while proper." Carrier, however, said that he never explains in that their handling of the case Bender's case was being The existence of such an acknowledged that this was writing to any faculty evaluation system ap- of Dr. Jon Scott Bender, an considered, states that "the such an instance. member why he or she has ' assistant professor, was governing board and parently came as a surprise to Bender also thinks that the been denied tenure. the majority of faculty "more than fair," but have president should, on questions administration's reasons for A point system used by refused to elaborate further. of faculty status...concur with members, many of whom its decision have not been Stanton in evaluating faculty sharply criticized it at the Bender, who is in his the faculty judgment except in adequately "stated in detail." members has been attacked seventh year here, was of- rare instances and for com- March 2 Faculty Senate The only written explanation by Bender as being "sub- meeting. ficially informed last May pelling reasons which should for the tenure denial, ac- jective and arbitrary." that he would be denied be stated in detail." Bender is dissatisfied cording to Bender, is a letter Bender learned of the system that Carrier "chose to ignore" tenure. His. probationary It was recommended that he received from Roberson six at a meeting with Stanton, contract expires at the end of Bender be granted tenure by the findings of a Faculty days after Carrier informed Carrier and Roberson shortly Senate hearing committee the semester. both the personnel advisory him of the decision. after the decision had been Bender claimed last month committee, which is com- which was convened to review Included among Rober- made. the administration's handling that the administration's posed of fellow professors son's four reasons for the According to Stanton, the decision not to rehire him was from one's own department, of the case. denial of tenure were that system assigns a maximum 10 The ad hoc committee was influenced by his reputation and Dr. Charles Blair, Bender's teaching per- points for each of the four as a "trouble-maker" and his chairman of Bender's formed after Bender appealed formance "has not been criteria listed in the Faculty the administration's decision "different" methods of department. impressive," there is a Handbook. A score of 30 teaching and student Later, however, Dr. Julius to the Faculty Senate "limited evidence of points or higher is necessary Reconciliation Committee, he evaluation. Roberson, dean of the School professional activity," a for the awarding of tenure, he These charges have been of Education, Stanton and said. Members of the hearing "general pattern of failure to said. committee were randomly denied by Dr. Thomas President Carrier recom- follow through on respon- Bender received a total of Stanton, vice president for mended against tenure. selected from the entire sibilities" and his per- 24 points and, later, 27 points. faculty body, said Dr. Robert academic affairs, who said "The administration, then, formance "does not After that, he said, ne un- that the administration overturned the judgment of Lisle, committee chairman. demonstrate the potential successful attempted to According to the final evaluated his case "ob- my own peers and colleagues, needed" at JMU. persuade Stanton to explain in jectively and within the who know me best," said report of the committee, "These reasons are too writing how he arrived at his which was published last proper guidelines." Bender. "Compelling reasons general and are inadequate," figures. In the opinion of Bender, stated in detail have certainly November, "the issue here is Bender said. "He should have Stanton's written reply to whether officers of the ad- ministration offered com- pelling reasons stated in detail for overruling the decision of the specific academic department." "In other words, their purpose was to comment on the fairness of the ad- ministration's proceedings," according to Bender. Stanton disagreed, however, saying that the committee's report was a "cop-out" and they "should have made a decision one way or the other." SOPHOMORES! Their finding, which was submitted to President Carrier, stated that the "administrative reviewers failed to present a prima facie .*-' case for rejection of tenure." TRY THE "What the committee was really saying was that they couldn't find any reason why I shouldn't be given tenure, Bender said. BASIC OUTLOOK Lisle later received a three- If you're starting to look at life after sentence letter from college, try our '"basic" outlook Apply for the special Two-Year Army ROTC President Carrier that stated Program during your sophomore his intention to stand by his year Attend a six-week Basic Camp original decision. Carrier has ■ this summer and earn $500 It's refused to comment on the OMUFE tough But the people who can manage it are the people we want, to committee's finding. serve as officers in the active Army "The president's letter is a or Reserves Do well at Basic and slap in the face to the com- you can qualify for the Army ROTC mittee," Bender said. "It Advanced Program in the fall You'll earn S100 a month for 20 months should have listed reasons for your last two years in college And rejecting the committee's the opportunity for a two-year full work." tuition scholarship You'll also receive the extra credentials that will Lisle refused to comment distinguish you in whatever career on the committee's work also, you may choose Try our "basic'' which he said would be outlook on life violating an oath of secrecy, but said he "supports" their finding. MIL: 433-6264 Bender has said there is a "good chance" he will take his »r step by Godwin 335 case to court, claiming his First Amendment rights to freedom of speech were MMYMTC. violated. THE TWO YEAR Subscriptions to The Breeze an V per year .and $4 per semester They can be pur chased by sending address and check to The Breeze Circulation Manager, Department of Communication Arts, Wine- Price Building, James Madison University, Harrisonburg. Va. 22801 ClasssH led advertising is sold at the rate of s 50 tor me first 2S words, SI for 2a 50 words., SI.SO tor 51 '5 words. Ads longer than ' 5 words must be arranged through display advertising. Persons interested in display advertising should contact The Breeie business office at 433- ASM Page 8. THE BREEZE. Friday, March 17. 1978 Announcements CAREER PLANNING FINE ARTS Press conference Chemistry seminar Senior pictures AND PLACEMENT HITCHCOCK FILM Dr. Charles Reilley, Individual portraits for the OFFICE INTERVIEW FESTIVAL State Senator Clive DuVal professor of chemistry at the graduating class of 1979 will SCHEDULE FOR Sunday. March 19, 5 (D-McLean). a candidate for University of North Carolina - be taken March 27-31 and MARCH 1978. p.m.--"Psycho" the Democratic nomination Chapel Hill, will present a April 3-7. Appointments may Sunday. March 19, 8 for the U.S. Senate, will hold a be made at the Bluestone March 20-Fauquier Co. seminar on "Microcomputers Schools p.m.--"The Lady public press conference in the Chemistry Laboratory" office, campus center G9. on Vanishes" March 20 at 4 p.m. in room D today at 3 p.m. in Miller 107. March 20-24--Monday. Monday. March 20. 5 of the campus center. Wednesday and Friday from March 21-Virginia Reilley was the first National Bank p.m.-"Dial M for analytical chemist to be 3-5 p.m. and Tuesday and Thursday from 6-8:30 p.m. Nottoway Co. Schools Murder" Easter services awarded membership in the Metropolitan Life In- Monday. March 20, 8 National Academy of Science. You must have an ap- p. m -"Shadow of a There will be a Penance pointment to have your pic- surance Company Doubt" Service in the campus center ture taken. Tuesday. March 21, 5 ballroom March 20 at 7 p.m. Special Olympics March 22-Leggett There will be a Holy Thursday JMIJ chorale Department Stores p.m.-"The Wrong There will be a general Metropolitan Life In- Man" Mass March 23 at 7 p.m. in meeting for any6ne interested Godwin rooms 342. 343 and surance Company Tuesday, March 21, 8 in helping with the local The James Madison p.m.--"North by Nor- 344. On March 24 there will be Special Olympics in the north a Good Friday Service at 4 University Chorale will March 23-Brunswick thwest" ballroom of the campus present its annual concert on Co. Schools AH films will be p.m. in the ballroom. center at 8 p.m on March 22 Everyone is invited to come March 19 at 3 p.m. in Wilson Buena Vista City shown in Harrison 206. , People are needed for one-on- Hall's auditorium. Schools Admission is free. and prepare for Easter and one, timers. starters, new life in the Lord. Featured on this year's recorders and a lot of in- program will be three com- March 28-30-U.S. Navy Film festival Physics seminar terested and enthusiastic positions for choir, brass and (campus center) persons. The Harrisonburg- percussion: "Entrata Students interested in Dr. Albert Lamm, assistant Rockingham Special Field Festiva" by Flor Peeters; competing in the Fine Arts professor of physics at Day will be held March 30 "The Visions of St. John" by Week Film Festival should Muskingum College in New (raindate-March 31) at John Ness Beck ; and Daniel Job hunting submit any 8 mm, Super 8, or Concord, Ohio, will present a Harrisonburg High School Pinkham's "Easter Cantata." 16 mm films to Dr. Ralph physics seminar on March 22 from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The chorale is under the The Career Planning and Cohen in Keezell 208 by March at 4 p.m. in Miller 109. The Train-A-Champ coaches direction of David Watkins. Placement Office is holding a 20. First prize is $100, second seminar topic will be "Plasma please attend. associate professor of music. series of Job Hunting prize is $50 and third prize is Penetration into a Deep- The Brass Ensemble will Workshops March 21, 22 and $25. Channel Line Cusp." perform with the chorale and 23 from 7-9 p.m. in the campus center room D. Three ic8 will also offer several Photo exhibition Astronomy lecture P»y* seminar selections prior to the concert. separate sessions have been Professor Wasley The ensemble is directed by designed to provide in- Thirteen photographs by Professor Wasley Krogdahl, Department of Tom Staples. formation on how to organize Krogdahl. a Harlow Shapley Physics and Astronomy, job campaigns, what to do in David Read, a teacher and interviews and how to use the photographer from Miami, Visiting Lecturer under the University of Kentucky, will Orienteering club auspices of the American present a physics seminar on services here to get started. Florida, are being shown at Astronomical Society, will Sign-up sheets are posted in UntiUed Gallery, 107 S. Main March 20 at 4 p.m. in Miller The Orienteering Club will St. Read Is presently living present a public lecture, 109. The seminar topic will be conduct its first event of the the placement office, second and working in Nebraska. entitled "Creation of the "Lorentz- Invariant spring this Saturday morning floor. Alumnae Hall. The show of his work will run Universe," on March 20 at 8 Cosmology." with clinics in map and for two weeks. p.m. in Miller 101. compass reading and basic orienteering courses for Applications Auto Auction dance Buying cards beginners. Come and Math colloquium The SGA has received the celebrate the end of winter Applicants for Student Sigma Nu is sponsoring a dance at the Auto Auction Student Buying Cards which with us! Meet in the gravel lot Judicial Coordinator and provide discounts to students across 1-81 from Godwin at 1 Dr. Janet Mills will present Student Advocate Coordinator March 18 featuring Cherry a mathematics colloquium. Smash, a D.C. area band that at certain stores in p.m. and bring your compass for the 1978-79 academic year Harrisonburg. Every student or a 25 cent rental fee. Wear •Making Semigroups out of are now being accepted. plays in Georgetown Groups," March 20 at 4:20 regularly. The.dance will be is entitled to one card. ,For sturdy shoes, bring a friend Students who are interested in more information contact and be ready for a good time! p.m. in Burruss ill. applying should come to the from 8 p.m. to 12 midnight and TTTft tickets are $3 a person and $5 a your SGA senator, the oxss SGA office in the campus Commuter Student Com- center. All applicants must couple. Transportation and refreshments will be mittee or the SGA Executive SOUTHAAAPT6N inquire before April 1. 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Detox wagon stolen SEATTLE (AP) - A 21-year-old man was being in- vestigated on suspicion of auto theft after taking a joyride in KingCounty's "detox wagon," police said. A city police report said the alcoholic detoxification van was stopped late Monday night a few minutes after it had been reported stolen. As officers put the driver in handcuffs, he asked, "What are you guys arresting me for? I'm taking him to detox." • Sure enough, there in the back of the pan was a fellow, obviously in his cups, who believed he was being taken to the alcoholic detoxfication facility at Har- borview Medical Center. The drunk was taken to detox; the driver to jail. MM* toy Katfty St*y 9 SPRING SURFACED FOR A WHILE this flooding in the entrance to the parking lot 'College students kiss week, prompting students to get out and soak across 1-81, earning security to close the access (CPS)-"College students kiss and drink beer and when up some sunshine (above). However, the rains tunnel under the Interstate (below). they get tired of kissing, then they study," according to which preceeded the balmy weather caused an article in the Daily Nebraskan which queried several elementary school children on what they thought college life was like. There are several advantages to going to college, according to the children. These include being able to work in a gas station, wear a red jacket and play

pictures anything." Another tot considers all college students smart " 'cause they can do times tables in their head." College students live in "rooms with bars on the windows and doors, so they have to stay in there and study all the time," another child said. "To graduate mearts to get married," according to one tyke. Those in school don't marry "because the government wouldn't allow it'." And about that kissing-another child observed that "There is no kissing in college, otherwise the govern- ment will kick you out." Operators have problems

DENVER (AP)-Telephone operators have their problems, too. "A lot of operators tend to look at themselves as nobodies, as nameless, faceless non-persons," says a Mountain Bell spokesman. He said operators now are encouraged to identify themselves. Under the three month-old "Operation Iden- tification," dial "0" and you'll hear: "This is Suzanne, directory assistance. What city, please?" You may also just hear a "Number 106" on the other end of the line. The natural warmth of one operator's voice so struck one of her callers that she found him waiting at the door of her home not long ago. Since then, she has stopped giving her full name. Pigeon accused of assault

LAUREL, Md. (AF) -An overly friendly pigeon ac- cused of "dive-bombing" local residents has been put in the slammer by the Howard County animal warden. Howard G. Wood, manager of the Valencia Motel, ajleged that the pigeon. Sea Breeze, swooped down on four of his employees in "sneak attacks." Wood said the bird "slaps" people on the head with its wings. Wings said he called authorities because he was afraid the bird would swoop down on an elderly person or someone with a heart condition, "and scare them to death." . But 14-year-old Terri Sowers disputed the charge, saying her pigeon "actually isn't trying to slap anyone. He tries to land on your shoulder," she explained. Former newspaper editor to speak Pulitzer Prize winner program is also normally magazines and has written An honest thief Virginius Dabney, former held on a date near James four books, including editor of the Richmond Times Madison's birthdate. "Virginia: The New MIDDLETOWN, R.I. (AP)- If there is such a thing as Dispatch, will deliver the The Founders Day Dominion." an honest thief, Jerry Kluba has found one. annual Founders Day address program begins at 11 a.m. in Also at the Founders Day Kluba s hubcaps were stolen from his car parked today. Wilson Hall Auditorium and is morning program, new outside his apartment in Middletown over the weekend. Dabney will speak on "The open to the public at no members will be named for Police said they could not help him and his insurance Human Qualities of George charge. the student honorary policy did not cover the hubcaps, so it looked as though Washington and James Dabney, who received the societies, Mortar Board and Kluba was out of luck. Madison." Pulitzer Prize for editorial Omicron Delta Kappa. An But Tuesday he went out to his car and found a paper Founders Day at James writing in 1947, was with the alumni tea will be held at 3 bag with -guess what - his hubcaps. Madison University Richmond newspapers from p.m. in the Duke Fine Arts In the bag was a note which said "Sorry, they don't celebrates the establishment 1922 to 1969. He has had ar- Center. fit. But thanks anyway." of the institution in 1908 by the ticles published in most of the The Founders Day banquet General Assembly The natron's better-known will be held at 6:30 p.m. •■•■'•■'■•■■•■ " ^ Page 10. THE BREEZE. Friday. March 17, 1978 Plan opposed by Faculty Senate

Bv THERESA BEALE In other business, the * The Faculty Senate senate voted that permanent established its yiews March 2 tapes of the faculty senate toward President Carrier's meetings be kept in the parking proposal. library, where any faculty The senate voted upon and member may listen to them approved the faculty concerns upon request. committee report which opposes the introduction of Artwork parking fees for James Madison University em- exhibited ployees, i^ree parking is "one of those few fringe benefits" Eight works of art by and the faculty should have a James Madison University voice in the decision to charge students will be among those parking fees, according to the included in an exhibition report. entitled "Graduate Student The report favored making Invitational" which opened "front campus" a pedestrian Feb. 28 and will run through area, but said that present March 26 at the University Art parking lots should not be Gallery at Virginia sacrificed until sufficient Polytechnic Institute and - parking is available to replace State University in H rffS^ftWKjf-r^W^* Blacksburg. the lots. The show includes pain- TWO STUDENTS take advantage of the recent warm weather by studying Outside. ^ ^ ^ ^ Use of H-lot to the south and west of Harrison Annex with tings, sculptures, prints and access only from South Main crafts by graduate students at 9 Street should be part of the JMU. East Carolina Dukes Grill to expand in future parking proposal, the report University, the University of South Carolina, the University By charging $2.50 for a stated. By CHUCK FRANK "We ran a survey two years Restricted parking hours of North Carolina and East ago and Old Milwaukee was pitcher and $.50 for a glass of Tennessee State University. Within two years Dukes' beer, Duke's Grill makes should include evening Grill hopes to be able to sell at the number one choice, sessions, the senate voted, and The public is invited to visit really wanted Michelob, but anywhere from $39-$60 profit the gallery which is located in least four or five different on a keg. This comes out to a commuter students should be types of beer, according to the the students didn't want to allowed to use any parking room 20 of Owens Hall from 8 pay $3 a pitcher." 170-258 percent profit on a keg a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday director of food services. of Old Milwaukee. On area after 5 p.m. But the beer business at the The report also favored through Friday and from 1 "Right now, Dukes Grill Thursday nights, they usually p.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturdays doesn't have the physical set- grill is not hurting by any restrictions on automobiles means. On a typical Thursday go through 14 kegs. owned by resident hall and Sundays. up to make selling more than night, 80 percent of the sales However, students should one beer practical," Robert not look for any reductions in students, saying that boarding are for beer, student manager students should not have Griffin said. Ruth Manning said, and on beer rates, Manning said. The price helps to keep other food automobiles on campus The physical transition to a Friday afternoons, practically Monday through Friday ex- better set-up will include 100 percent of the sales are prices down and also follows the ABC laws by trying to cept in the lot across In- adding more beer taps to the beer. terstate 81. existing two and moving the With the beer sales discourage drinking. keg storage area up to the averaging 30-50 percent of the second floor of the Warren total business on normal days, Campus Center. The kegs are beer is one of the main currently stored on the ground reasons why Dukes Grill stays floor of the campus center and out of the red. have to be moved two or three "Without beer sales we'd ■ $2offferge! "I at a time by elevator. still be able to come out in the But for the time being, black, but we'd have to raise James Madison University our food prices," Griffin said. Dod Distributors charges students will have to be satisfied with Old Milwaukee. Dukes Grill $23 for each keg of While there have been Old Milwaukee. According to many students complaining one of their delivery men, the about the beer, Griffin puts grill is the largest beer seller the blame back on them. in Rockingham County. Ceramic pieces displayed in New York Masako Miyata of the art One of the pieces has been department recently had purchased by the Modern Art several ceramic pieces on display at The Elements Museum in Milan, Italy, tor Gallery in New York City. permanent exhibit. HiniiMiiiniiiimiMiwimiiiiiiiiii •INIUUMINaHtUMNNHIUNMIMIHimiMN* UUIUIIH IIIIII II AACAT (DAT) [PREPARATION COUR& Large savings on large and medium sizes! Just bring this coupon into any Pizza Hut■ restaurant listed below for delicious eating at delicious savings $2.00 off April 1 & 2: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM on any large size or $1.00 off on any medium size pizza. Your choice of mouth watering Thick n Chewy" pizza or Holiday Inn, 301 W. 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Friday, March 17, 1978, Page 11 Popular culture endures over ages By "BRUCE OSBORNE Modern art forms are Popular culture is "that "the most exciting and most aspect of the people's art powerful new material that which endures over the age," has come into American a visiting professor said culture in the last 50 yeare," Monday at c multi-media Fishwick said. presentation organized by the American studies committee. Film carries today's great Television, film, radio, messages, according to Fish- spectacle and graphics will all wick, and the entertainment be viewed by future industry is a "new global generations as the popular industry." culture of twentieth century The movie industry started America, according to Dr. with the nickleodeon, which Marshall Fishwick, a created an illusion of motion. professor at Virginia Tech. Therefore, all movies are Since America is a unreal because they deceive capitalistic, democratic and the viewer, according to Fish- individualistic society, wick. "inevitably we'll get the art Nonetheless, movies are forms we've got,"Fishwick incredibly powerful because said. of their impact, he said, Color Shakespeare tells about had a great psychological England and Melville tells impact on the audience when about life at sea, just as the it was introduced into movies. TV commercials will tell The camera angle also in- future generations about life fluences the viewer's per- in America today, he said. ception. Senior awarded ROTC scholarship Brain Hawkinson, a senior Hawkinson is a business here, has been awarded a one- administration major and is year Army Reserve Officer currently a cadet lieutenant Training Corps Scholarship. colonel and the battalion The scholarship is awarded commander in the James competitively to outstanding Madison University Army students and provides for ROTC program. payment of tuition, textbooks He completed AROTC and various fees. In addition, basic campus at Ft. Knox, The Breeze classifieds a $100 monthly subsistence Ky., in May 1976 and the field allowance is paid while the training exercises at Ft. recipient is in school. Pickett, Va., in 1977. Hawkinson also completed (he Lecture presented AROTC advanced campus get results training at Ft. Bragg, N.C., in Dr. William Voige, July 1977 and earned the assistant professor of Recondo Badge for superior chemistry, recently presented physical and mental per- a lecture to students and formance. He also attended faculty of St. Catherine's the airborne school at Ft. Whither you are buying or wiling School in Richmond. Benning, Ga., and was The lecture was entitled awarded the Parachutist "What's All the Noise About Badge. or jail trying fo get a menage Recombinant DNA?" and was Hawkinson has also sponsored by the Visiting received the American Lesion Scientists Program of the Silver Medal for outstanding Virginia Academy of Science. achievement in scholastics to that certain someone, and military science and he was awarded the 1977 Distinguished Military oar ads Mill *ork for yoa Student Award. Upon graduation in May, Hawkinson will receive a regular Army commission as fer the first 25 mrds a second lieutenant in the Field Artillery Corps.

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THE BREEZE. Friday, March 17, 1978, Page 13 Fourth TV network 'an unlikely threat9

LOS ANGELES (AP) - don't see any producer, "You can't have a network three more mini-series for Despite talk of a possible organization, group or system without stations carrying your broadcast this year in May, By this, he said, stations "fourth network,'' it's that could be a serious threat programs," he said. "Now, July and November. fed programs by such a unlikely one would threaten to the existing three net- stations are looking for OPT has been considered network must be able to put CBS, NBC or ABC for years. works." alternatives to network by some writers as the the shows anywhere in their And ir would need much Van Cantfort, program shows. But they're looking for prelude to creation of a fourth local program schedules that programming flexibility to director at WSB-TV, NBC's selective alternatives." network. they think will help meet or catch on with stations. Atlanta affiliate, was in- He cited as an example last But Van Cantfort notes beat the competition. So says A. R. Van Cantfort, terviewed recently following year's "Operation Prime "there's big difference bet- "That's going to be one of the new president of the the NATPE's annual con- Time," set up by 95 stations ween 'Operation Prime Time' the selling points for a new National Association of vention, attended by more and MCA-TV to air costly, once every quarter and service," he said. "If it comes Television Program than 2,800 TV industry first run programs equal in providing network services of in and says, 'You've got to Executives, a major industry members and observers. star names and production 12 to 15 hours a day, seven take this show on Friday group of 1,030 station He said major problems values to programs aired by days a week. There's a big night,' or whenever, it may executives, producers and facing creation of a fourth the three networks. gulf- not fit your needs. program syndicators. network include huge costs of OPT, as it's called, aired a He was asked if a fourth "And you'll say, Til pass "1 don't say it couldn't regularly scheduled mini-series, "Testimony of. network could take hold if on if" happen," he said of a fourth programming and a lack of Two Men," as a test last May, enough stations feel the He cited another obstacle: network. "But at this time, I affiliates. and now says it plans to make network wares they get are sponsors of a fourth network too weak too consistently. show may want it aired "Well, they a fourth net- nationally on a given night, work are going to need an causing a conflict with After awful lot of flexibility," he stations that prefer to show it replied. on a different evening. ■ Inventory Clearance Sale only until Sat., March 18 Local businesses support SAVE UP TO 50% Greater Madison Inc. About 300 local business About one-fourth of the and professional residents group's membership is SPORTING GOODS support the welfare and ac- university faculty. tivities of James Madison Every year the ^©•hftar, Jtrttfi, Tinnli starts, Ctual skirts, (felf tkett, University through Greater organization selects two local Madison Inc., a non-profit educators for the Valley Mf ban, Btstbill/SoMtn jl*ts FoofoNs fetkUMb organization which operates Educator of the Year award. independent of the university. One award is given to a Soeeir baits, And tht rsmaiiiiia§ stock of ski oaiilimt a«l The group was founded in professional educator and one 1971 as a "means of furthering to a layman educator, such OMrtl relationships between the as a school board member. community and the univer- Any person involved in any sity," according to Fred level of education in the All This At Hilton of public information. Shenandoah Valley is eligible Greater Madison's mem- for the award, Hilton said. bership is composed of The group sponsors a Valley Sports Annex "people interested in JMU reception for new faculty and its programs," he said. members at JMU every fall. 124 s M in ALL SALES CASH- It also recognizes a non- Open 9-5 dally, - <» St. Sentries issued elected state employee in its Fri. till 9pm 433-8185 ALL SALES FINAL annual Government Day reception, said William ! ammunition Harris, president of the group. Harris is also president of FORT DIX, N.J.(AP)-It's United Virginia Bank- not exactly combat duty, but Spotswood. t. sentries at this sprawling Greater Madison, governed Army training base have been by its own board of directors, issued live ammunititon for is funded through mem- their M-16 rifles because they bership dues. Yearly dues are were being mugged-and $15 per person or $25 per their rifles stolen-too often. couple. Stroh's beer 12oz. 6pk J.69 In the two months before Almaden Wines Nectar Rose, the new policy went into effect March 10, five sentries had Actress' estate Burgundy, Rhine,Chablis-magnum been attacked and four M-l6s -2.99 had been stolen, base settled Blue Nun-Liebfraumilch spokeswoman Cindi .3.88 Mcllvenna said. - LOS ANGELES (AP)- More than 10 years after the Pepsi-Cola 16 oz. 8pk. LI9 plus deposit A black market for the death of actress Jayne rifles apparently makes it Mansfield, a probate judge OOdles of Noodles soup 4 3 oz. package__ gg worthwhile to mug a Fort Dix has approved the final ac- sentry. The weapons, which counting of her estate. 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Mcllvenna said, "Some, Attorney Harvey Allen Boneless Chuck Steak. _1.29 lb. people think putting live Sitzer said the estate could be ammunition in trainees' near insolvent after various Honey Tangerines .12 for .99 hands is dangerous. But if charges are paid. your have proper supervision, Mansfield's four children White Grapefruit 5lb. bag. .79 it's safe." are heirs: Jayne Marie, 27, "The ammo clip is in an from her first marriage; and ammo pack attached to a Mickey, 19; Zoltan. 17, and pistol belt they wear around Mariska, 14 from her third Prices effective through Sat. 18 in Harrisonburg their waist. They only get husband, Mickey Hargitay. three rounds, but they are The fifth and youngest Not responsible for typographical errors instructed you don't load that child of the actress is living , > , • ^^^^^^v^^^v^^^^//.v^^' .^♦.^^'.^'.^^^>.^^>.^^^^^^'.>.v.\ .v,v-^v.^v*Vi,•-•»v l•»vJ to the case. Page 14. THE BREEZE. Friday. March 17, 1978 Press briefing not the typical news gathering new. and most did not take Carter was not an awesome profound in their im- (Continued from Page 1) Carter was to enter. portance." "Are they going to cut me Carter by surprise. Only the speaker as one expects a education, spoke about HEW's question about the SALT II President to be. He seemed As Carter lelt. the group efforts to increase grants for off again?" she asked. The applauded, the shutters aides shook their heads and talks, one about his firing of competent. answered middle-income families and Dave Marston and a question questions thoroughly and clicked again and then the also their efforts to increase smiled. group itself began to leave the When Carter did arrive, he whether he felt he had broken smiled a lot between the number of minorities in questions. He rarely smiled room for lunch. institutions of higher put his arm around Constanza his promise to the people of Michigan not to locate a while talking. Outside, while waiting for education. ' and gave her a little hug while elevators, the participants for he waited for the applause to military installation there In. the end. he told the Following Berry was Dave seemed to catch him participants the usual things the most part did not seem die down. The group, not altogether impressed by Rubenstein, deputy assistant being proficient on unawares. about how each of them had a to the President for domestic On Marston, he said, "I part in the future of the Carter. Presidential etiquette, ap- "It was all the same old affairs, who spoke about the plauded for about 30 seconds don't see....that anything country. Carter administration's improper was done." "I don't believe I have met questions, same old answers." before standing up for the one student said. "I just wish handling of domestic policy. President, as if in their ex- On Michigan and his with a group at any time in the promises, "I haven't broken last 13 months that had such a I could have asked my After Rubenstein, the citement they momentarily question about the coal entire group left the room forgot that was the thing to do. my promise....no work has wide range of questions and while Secret Service agents "Since Midge has had some been done." questions that are more strike." conducted a "security of her other speaking >,«, , ••••• 4J0$f»»0*~~~" sweep," walking up and down engagements cancelled," he the aisles, and looking under said in reference to Con- seats. As the group proceeded stanza's rescinded invitation back into the room, the agents to speak to Virginia Come On In searched their belongings, legislators, "she has been looking in purses, shoulder looking for a way to spend her bags and camera cases. time." Jill Schuker, assistant to Two hundred or more And See Us! the assistant secretary for camera shutters clicked as public affairs in the state the President spoke. department, spoke to the "It is a great pleasure to group about foreign policy as have you here," he said. "It's they returned to their seats. not often you have a chance to Noting mahes a hotter salad than you do. While she was speaking, a have a photographer's con- White House camera crew vention." came in and began filming. When the laughter died Aides went back into a closet down, Carter began to field AMI at Bonanza we've jot the salad and all the behind the stage and brought questions from the group, out two flags and a slightly whose two hundred hands shot more elaborate podium and into the air every time he placed them as Schuker paused, even if only to flKln*'. Phi* jreat homemade SOUP. And you talked. breathe. The first question, about After Schuker, Constanza the SALT II talks, apparently spoke, reeling off a series of took Carter by surprise, as he tan jo bath a» many tines a» you Hht. So come one-liners which kept the must have expected questions crowd amused. First, she of a tamer and more domestic roasted Sam Donaldson, an nature. ABC newsman. He paused a moment to to Bonanza and tome hungry. "Sam's an excellent consider, and then launched example of the increasing job on a five-minute explanation opportunities for the han- of the possibilities of the dicapped," she quipped as Soviets employing cruise Donaldson stood near the missies in Cuba if the talks Bonanza front of the room laughing. were not successful. He said For a moment or two,, she that he had had no indication did get serious. "In previous that such a thing would ever administrations," she said, occur. 829 E. Market St. "many groups were always Every time Carter paused, , , , demonstrating outside the the group chorused, "Mr. ^vj::v.'i.^::;::;v:::.';:::;: .:;::^v.:;'::;:::v.::^.:..':::::t4 White House, asking to be President." and raised its heard." collective hand, hoping to be "In this administration, called on. their cause is being heard," He chose his questioners she continued, "And they are indiscriminately, except on ■ Noah's Ark - - i doing their talking inside the one occasion when a young White House." woman looked as if she might Constanza talked of how the die if she were not called on. I President listened to his staff She asked what support ■ ; more intently than previous Carter's administration was Pet Shop Presidents. Carter took the going to give to North people's complaints to heart Carolina's attempts to cut and acted upon them, she bureaucracy ana then, as ■ said. though she could not resist, While she talked, another she asked if Carter was ever Anniversary Salt aide walked across the stage going to visit North Carolina. and nonchalantly slapped the He skirted the question of Presidential Seal on the front federal support and said he Wed. March 15-Sat., March 1$ of the podium. would be in North Carolina on "Pssst..!'she said audibly March 17. to the two press aides standing And that was how it went. next to the door through which Most of the questions were not Help Us Celebrate & Show Our Appreciation SGA approves plans (Continued from Page 1) farm, opening and closing 1 -25% off all Tropical Fish, Buy one Goldfish ( A chapel room may be hours, sound amplification started in Chandler Hall this policies, parking, capacity 5 and get another one free! 2 semester, according to SGA and the alcohol policy. Treasurer Darrell Pile, bur The farm is "the onlone .All C.rvrJ'.AC in% nff 2 funds are being sought to facility that can accomodate S-AII Supplies 10% off. complement the $9,000 large numbers of students," currently available for the Pile said, adding that current possible construction of a policy forbids amplification j-10 gallon "setups" for Hamsters 20% off chapel building, he said. equipment, bus transportation costs are "too high and the |-Buy a Deluxe Habitrail and we'll give you a 2 Pile also proposed Tuesday farm's midnight closing time that the SGA "look into all is too early. 2 free Hamster. policies governing the In other action, the SGA • (university) farm, with hopes unanimously passed of making the farm more resolutions funding $600 for 1 -Young Parakeets $8.88 easily accessible for more rush publicity for the " 434-1922 frequent student use." Panhellenic Council, $300 for Pile suggested that areas of the women's Rugby Club and J ■ 55 gallon tank-reduced $2500 125 w. Water st.2 investigation include cost of $287 for the "Spring Day of transportation to and from the Fun." ■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■ THE BREEZE, Friday, March 17, ltts.Page 15 Cadets' aim to help students 'Orefy American9 By LEONARD PRICE addition, one cadet is on duty the student must be at least a The aim of the student every night to lock buildings. sophomore and have attained security cadets is to help the The cadets try to scare a 2.4 GPA. To be a superviser, student before he gets into away crime, Deal said, adding a cadet has to have one year of involvement urged trouble, according to a that campus statistics in the past experience. His ex- security cadet superviser. past three years have shown perience and ability to LOS ANGELES (AP)-New The cadets serve as an that they have been successful cooperate with other Hampshire Gov. Meldrim He denounced President added arm to the campus in this. The cadets are ef- Carter's foreign policy as one authorities also go into con- Thomson Jr. has urged voters based on "accommodation police to enforce university fective just by being around sideration. to "mount the greatest policies, said Tommy Deal. with communism" that could and having their presence Being a cadet has hsown electoral revolution in the lead to "a horror show of one- Deal is one of two James noted by the student body. Deal how to act and how not to history of our nation by Madison University cadet world government." Cadets patrol their act in certain situations. It sending only Americans to "Carter would lead us supervisers. Cadets try to assigned areas on foot and has given him a respect for Congress, and to our state enforce school alcohol policies beside the communist path to may enter any university law, authority and regulation. houses and legislatures." national suicide," said and assist campus police Being a superviser has shown The conservative when requested, such as buildings. By walking, cadets Thomson, head of the national can observe any unusual him how to lead others ef- Republican spoke Saturday to Conservative Caucus and guiding traffic at major fectively. Perhaps the major a John Birch Society meeting university events. events and inform campus secretary of state of its police by radio. If the campus fulfillment is that Deal has in Los Angeles. shadow cabinet. There-are twenty-three gotten to know and work with Thomson singled out for- cadets this year, three years police request it, the cadets An opponent of the can aid in the situation. For various groups of people. • mer Secretary of State Henry proposed Panama Canal after the cadet system was Kissinger, a Jew and native initiated at JMU. Of the speecial events such as The future of the cadet treaties, Thomson said the University Program Board system is good, according to of Germany; Zbigniew Br- canal issue "is the last chance cadets, there are three who Deal. The system will con- zezinski, a native of Poland patrol through and secure concerts, an extra patrol is we Americans shall have to placed on duty to cover that tinue to grow and play an and foreign affairs adviser to preserve our freedom, short of academic buildings. A important part in campus President Carter; and U.N. student cadet will usually event catastrophic war." Deal said that the only security, he said, and will be Ambassador Andrew Young, work ten to fifteen hours a whose ancestors were brought week. written qualifications for an extra and needed arm of being a student cadet are that the campus police. to American as slaves. Feliciano's wife In a recent change, the "If the nation is to sur- number of cadets on night vive," Thomson said, it needs patrol has been increased. An a president "with such loses suit on extra two-man patrol has been courage and patriotism" that added to the previous two Candidate asks women he would "get rid of the likes management teams. According to Deal, the of Kissinger, Brzednski and : • change was requested by Young and who would offer to SANTA ANA, Calif. (AP)- President Ronald Carrier. to leave government pay the fares of all one- The estranged wife of singer Carrier wanted an increase in worlders to any communist Jose Feliciano has lost her security felt by students nation on the globe, providing HIGHPOINT, N.C. (AP)- Wood is one of 15 can- second bid to keep him from walking on campus at night, they took then* un-American letting any management he said Contending "God did not didates seeking the ideas urith Ihsra V ordain women to rule this Democratic nomination to agency other than hers book The patrols work when the bis performances. student body is active at night, universe," a Democratic seven House seats from the candidate for the state House 23rd District. Two of his A Superior Court judge said Deal, usually until 11 Professor visits refused Tuesday to grant a p.m. on weeknights and later has mailed letters to female oponents are women, in- candidates and incumbents cluding incumbent Rep. preliminary injunction that on weekends. There are Dr. Leonard Maiden, would have barred Feliciano usually two patrols at night; across the state urging them Mary Seymour, D-Guilford to withdraw or resign as their But the letters were mailec program chairman for from working on his own or one on upper campus, the "Christian duty." distributive education at the through any other agency. other on lower campus. In to women running ina numbei University of South Carolina, Mason Wood, a 48 year-old of districts, from Fayettevillt A temporary restraining vacuum cleaner salesman and Dr. Sam Greer, assistant order was denied last week. Paper published to Asheville. Twenty-three dean of the school of home from High Point making his women served in the General Janna Feliciano filed a Dr. James Dendinger, first bid for public office, said Assembly last year, and Wood economics and professor of lawsuit March 1, charging that assistant professor of biology, he believes it is his duty to tell said he does not know how distributive education at the 32-year-old entertainer has had a paper published in the women their place is in the Winthrop College, recently breached a 1975 contract with effective his campaign will be. spent two days at James the international journal home, not the legislature. "I don't know whether it Feliciano Enterprises which "Comparative Biochemistry "I feel it is my position as a Madison University visiting she claimed gave her ex- will keep any women from JMU's distrubutive education and Physiology." Christian to ask you women running or not," he said in an clusive rights to manage his The paper is entitled that you withdraw your names department. appearances through July, interview this week. "They C.B. Dix Jr., head of the "Glycogen Synthase in the from the ballots and for you are so disobedient. Their 1962. Rat Tapeworm, Hymenolepis incumbents to resign in order hearts are so hardened or they distributive education Feliciano and his wife, of diminuta - II, Control of that God may bless you in are ignorant of God's work. If department, reviewed the Villa Park, are partners in the Enzyme Activity by Glucose your proper role of they do it now, they won't be department's program of- business, an Orange-based and Glycogen." womanhood. Wood, wrote. ferings and the operations of firm whose chief asset is doin^UniKnorance^hough/' the James Madison Univer- Feliciano, according to court ■"■■-■-■■■■—■- sity collegiate DECA chapter. records. ►♦♦♦< THE TIM THAT MAT THE BAJA! 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He attempts to "Darkness Weaves" by Karl Unfortunately, the volume hasroamedfor centuries from Edward Wagner of Wagner material available Although Kane has appeared murder one of his own men is less than overwhelming. in the two earlier novels one battlefield to the next in during a confrontation with an Warner Books. 288 pages. his endless quest for dominion enemy ship by secretly I. UN Aside from his Kane novels, "Bloodstone." "Dark only two other books by Crusade" and several un- over countless empires. Yet hurling a spear at his fellow Swords-and-sorcery novels even though he often comes soldier's back. are currently enjoying a Wagner are on the market, collected short stories, no e definite background was ever within a swords-breadth of his popularity unequalled in the and both of those continue the awesome goals, Kane is He makes love to a fifty-odd years since the adventures of Robert E established for the character mutilated monstrosity to Howard's character Bran until now. continually thwarted by the conception of the genre. apparent designs of a more obtain his own clandestine Consequently, authors Mak Morn. Granted that Kane was immortal, inherently evil and powerful hand. ends and leads pirates to rape utilizing truly original Despite this admittedly "Darkness Weaves," like and destruction withot a care characters and fresh small catalog of previous a swordsman with no aversion for the cost. achievements. Wagner's to taking lives for, any con- its two predecessors, is fast- situations are getting harder paced throughout. The to come by with each passing outings with Kane generally ceivable reason-- Somehow, though, the surpass the efforts of even the nevertheless. prior to writing is a bit more direct day. and simplified this time reader is constantly rooting One author who has written most prolific writers. "Darkness Weaves," none of for Kane to win out in the end. The most noteworthy these traits had been given a around, which is hopefully consistently good work in the only a temporary condition, yes. he might have some field is Karl Edward Wagner, aspect of "Darkness foundation in Kane's life. pretty unsavory charac- Weaves." the latest Kane but the characterization of creator of the immortal In accordance with his Kane is as enjoyable as ever. teristics and underhanded Here is an anti-hero in the tactics,but the man sure tries purest sense of the term; not hard. only is this guy Kane not a Law to encourage rape reports very nice guy, he's downright Paper delivered remove provocation as a rotten to the core. On the RICHMOND (AP)-The guidelines as to when it should surface there seems to be Dr. Ralph Cohen, assistant Virginia Senate passed a bill be considered relevant. defense of rape professor of English, will Reference was made to a nothing at all about Kane designed to en- The measure also seeks to which should evoke any deliver a paper entitled "The courage more victims to remedy existing law by case last year in the Midwest Setting of Volpone" at the where a judge found a reader sympathy whatsoever. **- report the crime of rape. recognizing that males can He stands by in amused Southeastern Renaissance It would do this chiefly by also be raped, as attested to defendant innocent of rape on Conference in Raleigh, North grounds that the clothing worn fascination as the sorceress limiting the degree to which by frequent reports of rapes in Efrel marches helpless Carolina, on April 7. inquiry could be made in open jails and prisons. by the victim was so, court into the victim's prior It also, abolishes the provocative as to encourage sexual conduct. requirement that a woman rape. "Rape is the most under- must resist before rape can be That judge was sub- BIG reported crime in this established. sequently voted out of office. country," said Sen. Stanley Sen. Joseph V. Gartlan, D- Another part of the Walker, D-Norfolk. chief Fairfax, chairman of a sub- measure would require that patron of the bill. committee studying sexual the rape victim "be treated Sen. James T. Edmunds, D- assault, said it is obviously with dignity and respect at all Kenbridge, said under unfair to expect much timas." Virginia's present law the resistance from a terrified "This bill is absolutely AUTO PORTS victim is often raped twice- woman with a knife at her necessary to get us moving on "the second time in the throat, a gun at her head or reforming our laws on sexual courtroom." whose children are. being assault," Gartlan said. He said many women threatened. The Senate passed the bill WE'VE GOT THE PARTS, decline to report rape because Walker's bill would also 32-6. they know they will be hassled so much in court about their sexual conduct they become JMU gets $2.5 million TOOLS & ACCESSORIES the defendant instead of the (Continued from Page 1) for the handicapped will be complainant. The - bill Hall and the Warren Campus later allocated by the provides that whether the Center. governor, according to a YOU NEED. victim's prior sexual conduct $54,000 to develop" seating spokesman. Domestic and "Imported" has any bearing on the case facilities at JMU's baseball The total operating budget Also Complete Machine Shop will be decided in the judge's field. approved for the university is chambers. $30,000 for a steam line to slightly more than $62.6 And it lays down strict Miller HaU. million, a 22.4 increase over the 1976-78 budget of $51.1 STUDENTS GET Prof attends $87,000 for a new roof at the million. Anthony-Seeger Campus Capital outlay funds-funds DISCOUNTS convention School. for construction- are not Additional funds for included in the operating SO GET TUNED UP Dr. M.A. Khan, associate modifying campus buildings budget. professor of marketing, at- V - tended the Eastern Annual MM FOR SPRING BREAK Convention of the American Association of Advertising Agencies held recently in New York City. CAR PARTS INC Pepsi's 16 oz. 8 pk n.19 60 E. Rock St. Khan was one of the few educators invited to par- Pabst Blue Ribbon ticipate in the convention, attended primarily by 12 oz. 12 pk...... '2.89 businessmen and advertising practitioners. He is currently Synder's Assorted Chips researching advertising media problems and ef- 6tt oz. bag !.69 (J fectiveness. • • <:•: Pancake eo «, ALICE'S RESTAURANT TSBVS x \\DiNIN€ & DANCING *P playing 4-7 p.m. on Sunday come by and show your appreciation Helicopter and we'll have more bands! 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I'm not There can be only one answer- playground for Northern the USA, coming soon asking the blacks to like us. minded not in the least Ireland. The closest you're executives who are fleeing the maybe," is not just wishful playing in the barrage of going to come to an Ireland- disaster they and the That's irrelevant. I'ts just debris which flew from the thinking on Johnny Rotten's that were doing something type situation in this country Federals have created in their part, it s fact. they'd like to do if they had the audience. is the American South. own section of the country. The man knew mat. chance..." Vicious claims the guy The old Confederacy is not Johnny Rotten knew all of who's face he destroyed had that Malcom McLaren knew that. The blackout brought again part of this country by hit him in the head with a full any kind of consensus choice, Johnny Rotten knew all of He revealed it when he said he anarchy to New York City as can of beer. planned dates in Mississippi the underclass came above but only because political that. That is why the tour was and Alabama for the next time That man, along with dealing forced a restoration of scheduled for what the band ground for an orgy of looting. several other members of the that will never be, so the band Christmas come early, a the status quo ante bellum in considered "working class" audience (2,200 strong) were the 1870s. towns throughout the South: could see "how horrible things dream come true. But the on their way to understanding really are." band was not destined for New Dallas, San Antonio. Atlanta, Johnny Rotten's revolution: Were it not for that we'd Baton Rouge. Rotten revealed it when he York. probably be going to school in said punks and blacks are They were to bring their That is why the dance of "...Those who view the Sex Military District Number death was done across the "almost the same thing." particular brand of anarchy to Pistols only in eve of One. The New York blackout had the figurative and literal American South. That is why destruction terms should If you think Jimmy Carter the band played the not yet occured when Rotten very bar with the cry of "ya remember that any theory of is a symbol of the South's said: cowboy faggots,'" and bashed "toughest bar in Texas." destruction as highfalutin as resurgence you are a class-A That is why Sid Vicious Rotten's also contains the victim of media hype and a greeted the audience in that big part of the problem. There Placement important seeds of freedom and even underbelly of the USA; the optimism. Anyone who cares is no Southern resurgence, South. (Continued from page 2) The resource library enough to hate this much is openings are posted, ac- contains information on probably not a nihilist, but cording to what area they are various occupations, books irony of ironies-a moralist in: education, business, and catalogs on jobs in and romantic as well. I Office under-used liberal arts or government. various areas and on job- believe it when Johnny Rotten hunting, overseas job in- screams, "We mean it, man," (Continued from page 2) In addition, the resource formation and summer job in conjunction with Many employers are also library has instructional no matter what area they are information. It also has in- destruction, but, in a way, his in, according to Nardi. looking for minority and cassettes on job hunting and formation on companies, lands-end, "no future" female employees, Nardi microfiche of weekly com- Quoting from a "Changing said. government jobs, Virginia political position is the most Times" article, Nardi said piled lists of job openings desperately poetic of all. We Engineering majors are the around Virginia. school systems and out of that the qualities companies state school systems. want to destroy everything, he look for in applicants include most in demand, according to says, and then see whats left appropriate academic the "Changing Times" ar- My guess is that he believes preparation for specific jobs, ticle. After engineers, something will be." good grades, a record of students with degrees in -Paul Nelson achievement in campus extra- accounting, business, curricular activities, work marketing, economics and He knew, that in the end, experience and a willingness computer sciences are in the very forces he was to move to where the com- demand. The article stated unleashing through the band pany's jobs are. that liberal arts majors were going to turn around and continue to face the tightest Some of the personal job market. destroy him. Like most qualities companies look for in leaders, he was gone before applicants are personal drive the movement was. and enthusiasm, well-thought The New Wave will carry out career objectives, Debaters win on without the Sex Pistols, but maturity, realistic ex- it will never be the.same. pectations and job objectives tournament this makes perfect sense in line with current openings, when you think about it. If you he continued. 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Sports Page 18. THE BREEZE. Friday. March 17, 1978 Dukes fall in home opener By DENNIS SMITH Jackson 6-4. 7-6. It was tne 4-5. The Washington & Lee second time this season the JMU's number one singles men's tennis team captured Dukes' top seeds beat Johns- player, junior Steve Gill, five out of the six singles Jackson. finished the trip with a 4-1 matches against JMU en record. Freshman John Witt route to a 7-2 whipping of the The James Madison finished 3-2 and sophomore Dukes, Tuesday University men's tennis team Dave Rigotti finished 2-0 in Topseed Steve Gill was the opened its 1978 season with a singles competition. only Duke to win his singles five-match southern trip last JMU's number three match, beating the Generals' week. doubles team of Rigotti and All-America candidate Ben The Dukes finished the trip Witt finished 4-0, while the Johns 6-3.4-6,6-4. with a 2-3 record by defeating number one doubles team of Gill broke Johns serve in the Campbell College 5-4 and St. Gill and junior Ed Barnhart sixth game and held his serve Leo College 8-1 but lost to East finished 3-0. five times to take the first set Carolina University 2-7, The Dukes will play Kutz- 6-3. In the second set, Johns Florida Southern College 2-7 town State today on the courts trailed 4-2. but rallied to win and Valdosta state College in front of Godwin Hall. four consecutive games to even the match at one set each. Erratic play spoils Gill's serve was too fast in the third set for Johns, and 9 JMU's top seed regained his Duchess state bid momentum to win the set 6-4. Gill broke Johns' serve in the By RON HARTLAUB the Duchessess rallied to take fourth game of the set to give Inconsistent play and poor a 25-23 halftime lead. him the winning margin. foul shooting hindered the A basket by Childress Otherwise, W & L's second- women's basketball team as lengthened the JMU lead to 47- seed Stew Jackson rallied they failed to place in the 40 with 6:53 left in the game, after losing the first set to beat Virginia Federation of In- but foul trouble began to catch the Dukes' Ed Barnhart 1-6, tercollegiate Sports for up with the Duchesses. 6-1, 6-3. Women state basketball Over the next 3:30, Third seed Cody Davis and tournament, March 2-4 at Old Childress and starting for- fourth seed Dave Const ine Dominion University. ward Kathy Peter touled out beat JMU's Marty Sherman Radford College edged the as Radford reeled off ten and Chris Laybourn each in Duchesses, 54-51, in the consecutive points to take a two sets. Davis outplayed opening round, and Norfolk 50-47 advantage. A pair of foul Sherman 6-0, 6-3, while State knocked out James shots by JMU's Bette Notaro Constine handled Laybourn 6- Madison University, 62-54, in reduced the margin to one 3, 6-0. the consolation. ?>int, but Radford's Kelly The Generals' fifth seed JMU hit only 48 percent ipton connected on four Par Norris squeezed by JMU's Tom Fogarty 5-7, 6-4, 6- 4, and W&L's Doug Gaker beat the Dukes' sixth seed, Childress, Cessna named John Witt, 6-2,4-4,6-1. to All-State team -story p. 21 The Generals also con- trolled the doubles matches by winning two out of three. from the free throw line in the consecutive foul' shots to put W&L's second-seeded team two games, hitting on 13 of 27. the game out of reach. of Davis-Norris beat JMU's The Duchesses also missed on Childress led all scorers in Sherman-Layboum team 6- the front end of the one-and- the game with 18 points, 3,6-3. while the Generals' one penalty situation four hitting on 8 of K) from the field Constine-Gaker duo defeated times against Norfolk State. Notaro added 11 points and 12 TOP SEED Steve Gill serves to Washington & Lee's Ben Johns. **• Witt-Rigotti 6-4,6-0. Against Radord, the rebounds in a losing cause. Gill beat the General's All-America candidate 6-3, 4-6,6-4. to earn However, JMU's top- Duchesses spotted the Against Norfolk State, JMU the Dukes' only singles victory in Wednesday's 7-2 loss at home. seeded team of G ill-Bar nhart Highlanders to a 13-4 lead with bolted out to an early 10-1 Photo by Mark Thompson edged the Generals' National 12:44 left in the half. Led by lead. Norfolk then tallied 14 of Championship team of Johns- Mendy Childress's ten points, the next 17 points to take the lead with 8:17 left in the half. The Duchesses matched baskets with Norfolk the Pope Nationals victim; remainder of the half and Dillard AP All-America trailed 27-25. James Madison University's senior guard Sherman Dillard Over the first 6:30 of the Onwuli leads in IC4A's has earned Associated Press Honorable Mention Basketball All- second half, Norfolk State, led America honors. by the outside shooting of By KEVIN CROWLEY outdoor championships," Dillard, the Dukes' all-time leading scorer, led JMU in guard Vivian Greene, out- Senior hurdler Keith Pope, Pope said. scoring during the 1977-78 season with an average ot 19.2 points a scored JMU 15-2 to open up a the Dukes' only qualifier for As a junior Pope qualified game. commanding 42-27 lead. The the NCAA Indoor Track for the indoor NCAA's but He finished his JMU career with 2,065 points and averaged 20.7 Duchesses narrowed the lead Championships last weekend missed the outdoor standard ppoints a game in the 100 games he played for the Dukes. For his to as little as three during the in Pontiac Michigan, ran a by one-tenth of a second. This career, Dillard shot 52.1per cent from the field and 79.6 per cent rest of the game, but Greene's disappointing 7.5 in his heat of year's outdoor season begins from the foul line. hot shooting stymied the the 60-yard high hurdles and for the Dukes at the end of this The 6'4" Bassett, Va., native was the Most Valuable Player comeback. failed to advance from the month. and an All-Tournament selection at the James Madison trials. Pope met the qualifying University Invitational Tournament and was also an All- Greene finished as the high Tournament selection at the University of Virginia Tip-Off standard for the meet with a Capping off a record- scorer in the game with 29 7.2 clocking at the North breaking indoor season for Tournament this season. points, 23 of which came in the Dillard earned Associated Press College Division Honorable Carolina State Invitational JMU, Sam Onwuli placed in Mention All-America honors three times wnen the Dukes were at final 20 minutes. Childress led earlier this season. both the long and triple jumps the Division II level and also was a National Association of JMU in scoring with 14 points, All races at the NCAA at the ICAAAA (In- Basketball Coaches College Qivislon All-America second team followed by Sharon Cessna event were electronically tercollegiate Association of selection after the 1975-76 season'. with ten. timed which generally results Amateur Athletes of JMU held a 61-51 rebound in slower marks than in races America) championship meet advantage for the game, led timed by hand-held watches. March 10-11. in Princeton, An excellent student, Dillard was a first team College Division by Peter with 16. Cessna and Pope's7.2 was hand-timed. New Jersey. Academic All-America selection after the 1975-76 season and a Notaro added 11 rebounds a Although he met defeat The junior transfer student second team College Division Academic All-America selection piece. after the 1974-75 season. early. Pope did attain one of gained a third place in the The losses left the women's his two primary goals for his long jump with a 23'6'<2" leap Dillard missed all of JMU's 1976-77 season, the team's first at team with a 9-14 season record final season of competition at and took sixth in the triple the Division I level, with a broken bone in his right foot. and a 2-8 overall record James Madison University. jump at 48'U". Both jumps JMU finished the 1977-78 season with an 18-8 record. against major college teams "My goal was to qualify for were considerably under his in the state. both the national indoor and (Continued on Page 21) ..'

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.■•'.•' OS 9gc>A**«*».> *«>**« «rr«■*.-»•«• rMMNNI#iw*arely move." "inexperienced kids" per- Whoever deserved credit formed "surprisingly well" first winning season in JMU against the Keydets of VMI, wrestling history, all Besnier for the season, there is one and became the nucleus for The season started out thing apparent to all who JMU's first winning wrestling much as the coaches ex- few people thought JMU had a could say was "we may have chance to upset the Keydets. been better if we hadn't lost witnessed the team's team in five years of com- pected, with the Dukes progress-the Dukes promise petition. dropping five out of their first After JMU took a 12-0 Chris Duresky and Jim Jones lead on forfeits in the 118- just when they really started even more surprises next Freshmen Dennis Herndon, seven matches. The team's season. Scott Utegaard and John only wins were over Howard pound weight class and the to come around." Kubesh caught everybody by University 39-15 and Eastern 126, VMI captured the next surprise, by compiling the Mennonite College 38-11, while three matches-134-pound three best records on the team the biggest losses were to weight class, 142 and 150-to Women gymnasts fifth tie the match, 12-12. respectively. Duke University 40-6 and York The James Madison with 136.85 points, followed by The three consistently beat College 34-3. However, a However, Kelly Sharpes University women's gym- rapid metamorphosis trans- South Carolina with 128.35 more experienced opponents beat his VMI opponent, Ken nastics team finished fifth in pints. Appalachian State with to give the Dukes vital points formed the fledgeling team, Baybutt, 8^1 and Utegaard last weekend's AIAW Region in the team's key wins. Their after the loss to Duke. JMU 125.35. and JMU with 123.65 pinned the Keydets' Phil II Gymnastics Meet held at points. most impressive performance won five out of its next seven Purdy, to give the Dukes a 21- the University of Louisville. was in the Dukes' first win matches. 12 lead. Louisville successfully Ten teams participated in ever over VMI when they First, the Dukes edged After the Keydets tied the defended its ' regional the event. gathered 15 of the team's 24 John Jay College 28-20 and match at 21-21 on a win in the championship, scoring 141.15 JMU matches its 1977 fifth points. GW 24-19. Then the team 177-pound weight class and a points to take the meet title. place finish in the regional Herndon. in the 188-pound bombed Lynchburg College forfeit in the 190 by an injured North Carolina placed second meet. weight class, became the first 27-15 and American Eaton, Kubesh beat VMI's JMU wrestler to win over 20 University 29-8, after being Gordy Ivascu 5-3 to give the matches in a season by outclassed by the University Dukes their most important finishing with a 21-11 overall of Pittsburgh-Johnstown 30-7. win of the season. record. He began the season y*%/v^*». as a substitute for injured returning letterman Rick Use Your Student MOSBY'S Uber. However, he later won the position outright by Buying Power Card T0M - Fri 5- «r.30pm finishing with a 16-4 dual meet MILL \ record. Today! 20 UJ. MotbyM. Utegaard (167) had the best winning percentage for the ( Aajjcent to Grand Union) Dukes, by winning 75 percent Get 10% off on all of his matches (15-4-1). spring merchandise Utegaard's biggest win was a m ywt Cm tal- pin over VMI's Phil Purdy, at the ~ that supplied the Dukes with six crucial points in their win. Kubesh, in the heavyweight Rwmda. 3.50 class, was called on many Spring & Summer Fashions times to decide the outcome of Arriving Daily Stamp 5.25 matches. He often wrestled Cbm 4.95 opponents that were three ftt UnktrtHy Sqtart inches taller and thirty pounds Scab* 5.50 heavier, but managed to place 56 S. Main St. second in wins on the team. Oysfett 5.25 Against VMI and George Washington University, 10 am - 5 pm daily S|to Steamed Sktimp 6.50 Kubesh faced the situation of determining the winner of the Open til 9 pm Fri. match. He won decisions in UMM SaEadBa*

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THK BRKEZE. Friday. March 17, 1978, Page 21 Cayce's end of career 'strange9 VOICE OF By HOLLY WOOl, \Hi) between the swimmers mav It's really frustrating to THE "It was really be great, "the bonds will know I could swim faster if I strange, "said the only always be there." said Cayce. had more time to practice," graduating swimmer on the "Swimming is the only Cayce remarked "It's also James Madison University sport that you can't talk while frustrating to let down the women's team, after she- practicing." said the swim- team because I didn't swim as swam the last race of her mer. "Even between sets you well as I could." competitive career. are too out of breath to say a Cayce was JMU's top For 15 years senior Diane word." swimmer as a freshman. She FAN Cayce had worked out bet- "For this reason swimmers qualified for nationals in the ween two and four hours a tend to do things together 200 and 100-yard individual day, six times a week. For 15 outside practice," said Cayce. medley events and the 100- years she had competed in "We have the same lifestyles yard butterfly. The swimmer various meets and events because we have to put up has not done the same times weekly and now Cayce's last with the same things. since then. competitive race was over. Among the "things" that "I don't like to look back," Cheering swimming "Half-way through the Cayce has adapted as part of said Cayce. "It is very race, which was the 200-yard her lifestyle over the past discouraging." I am writing this on behalf of the JMU swim team. I breast.stroke. I said to myself, fifteen years are a healthy Fortunately, Diane "enjoys have had the pleasure of working with the swimmers on this is it," stated Cayce. "I regimen of diet and sleep, seeing other people succeed the men's swim team for the past two years. I feel that pushed it as hard as I could," strong self-discipline, and the and do weuV? "That's why I the students at Madison are not very aware of the swim she said. ability to budget her time want to coach." shesaid. team and hence the swimmers do not get the credit they Cayce placed sixth in that between school work and deserve. In addition, the article on the state swim meet event and recorded the best hours of practice. Cayce will never forsake which appeared in the Feb. 28 issue of The Breeze did not time of her career by two Still, Cayce believes that a swimming. "All my friends at do justice to the super performances of the swimmers. seconds. lack of adequate time for home are swimmers and Hopefully I will be able to clarify things now. "In the back of my mind I training sessions has been her coaches." she said. "Besides, First, a little about the team. Practice started on the was sad that it was over," said undoing over the past few I like the idea of being in first Monday we had classes way back in September. the swimmer. "It was just seasons. shape." They spent two hours a day working on a weight training the fact that I would never see program, swimming about 2,000 yards and playing all the friends I had made water polo. In the first week of October the distance through swimming, again. they swam each day (six days a week) was increased to These friendships mean more Childress, Cessna chosen 7.000 yards (280 lengths of the pool). to me than a good team ever James Madison University Childress. a 5'11" center The first meet was against Washington and Lee, could." basketball players Mendy from Lynchburg and JMU's ranked ninth in the nation in Division III in 1977. The bonds of friendship Childress and Sharon Cessna leading scorer this season, Madison lost by only three points. Swimming against which developed between were named to the Virginia and Cessna, the Duchesses' some very fast teams, Madison's record dropped to 3-4 Cayce and other swimmers Federation of Intercollegiate third leading scorer this year, before Christmas. During the last week of Christmas often motivated her to con- Sports for Women (VFISW) both received second team break about half of the swim team came back to school tinue in this sport. Although Commonwealth Division All- All-State honors. It was the for a week of training (others trained at home). Four of the geographical distance State Team. first time that either player the swimmers swam over 102,000 yards in that week- iijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinii I ■■■Illltllll Mil. had been selected to the All- that's 60 miles. Following Christmas, Madison won State team, although eight out of ten meets to complete the season with an 11-6 Childress was named to the record. VFISW Commonwealth In regards to the state meet I would like to make note •Division All-Tournament of individual outstanding performances. We placed team in 1977. sixth in the meet while scoring more points than ever Joining Childress and before. Senior Rick Sulzer completed an outstanding Cessna on the second.team college career with a fine performance in the meet. In were Angela Cotman of Old the 50 free his time was 22.89 which bettered his previous Dominion, Sheila Branch of best by one one-hundredth of a second. In the 100 fly he Radford and Deborah Dixon placed 12th also producing his best time which was 56.0 of Virginia Union University. seconds. In his favorite event, the 100 freestyle, he Lieberman was voted the swam his best time ever of 50.45 but he bettered this time Player of the Year in the on the lead off leg of the 4 x 100 freestyle with a time of Commonwealth Division. 50.0 seconds. Childress is averaging 13.7 Senior Bob Carter also swam in his last meet and did 50' OFF Any Pizza Pie points and 7.8 rebounds per a fantastic job. He recorded his best 50 freestyle time with coupon game to lead the Duchesses ever but even more important were his 100 and 200 yard in both departments. The breaststroke times. In the 100 breaststroke he placed Mon through Thurs (only Uth with a time of l:05.58-over three seconds faster 5'11" junior also leads the than this year's best time and over one second faster SchlitzBeer Now on Tap team in blocked shots with 26. than his best time ever (when swimming 100 yards, a Cessna, a 5'6V junior, second is a big drop). In the 200 breaststroke he shocked from Cresaptown, Md., is the everyone by swimming a 2:28.829, over six seconds Sun-Thurs. 11AAA-12 midnight Duchesses' third leading faster than his season's best time and four seconds Fri.-Sat. llAM-lAAA scorer with a 10.1 points per faster than his lifetime best. game average. She leads the Bob was joined in the breaststroke by three other 778 E. Market Fast Carry Out team in steals with 71 and is Madison swimmers: Peter Laiti (2:19.0 - the school second on the squad in assists record), Paul Weber (2:21.29) and Harry Ching with 54 this season. Cessna is (2:27.68). No other school in the state has 4 swimmers (offer good thru March Only) also averaging 6.0 rebounds per contest. who can swim under 2:29 for the. 200. breast. It is in- IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIilllllllllllllllllilll MINIM IIIIMII IIIIIIIIMI (Continued on Page 22) IIIIIIIIIIIIIUMHMIIIIIUII IIIIIIIIMI Diamond* ft Onwuli Wedding Bands places Camera Shop in IC4A's (Continued from Page 18) NfttliMliy Mtflfllfll WtlMlt best marks for the season. Portrait Studio Also qualifying for the meet were JMU's J.T. Blake, 60- yard dash, and Keith Pope Complete Camera Supplies and Jeff Artis in the 60-yard high hurdles. Pope advanced and free Film on Kodaeolor 25* off ' to the semi-finals, while Artis and Blake were stopped in the and B&W Film quarter-finals. Artis dropped out of his quarter-final race after pulling a hamstring in 20% DISCOUNT the first round of competition. Bawd B. Gwib&i, Onwuli was frustrated by on nil camera shop his performance in the long Kmp. "I scratched on my last Mipplies photo finish in j; and both mp," he said. "It was well over 25 feet-my foot was color and black «\ while or free film about a quarter of an inch over the line on my take off." Bob Calhoun of the 79 E. Market St. 434-5314 DeuijttaKK HatttMiftaftf University of Maryland won the long jump with a 25*1" <- tHiwiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiwiiiwtiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiMMiiwHiiiiiiiiiyiyniyiii^iiiiyiiijiiyiil mark. tw Page 22, THE BREEZE. Friday, March 17, 1978 Gifford wins football championship, 6-0 . . _. .. ._• ■ _i A. LI_ » »_ MIMsix nnnAnantvopponents, ^Vinc"has Koonbeen th**the Sigma^icJmsi NuNil irnrwon the wrestling By WILLIAM SULLIVAN along the sideline, then complained about his team's attitude. He praised his crew, key to our' whole season." championship with 19 points. Ken Martin's 20-yard reversed field to score. The two-point conversion failed. "a team that was not sup- Bond added. White placed with 12, and touchdown sweep provided posed to win its league. We Debari claimed the of- Shorts finished with 11 points Gifford a 6-0 triumph over the Time ran out during the Underdogs' final possession. were the surpri se of the year. ficials were "inconsistent." L.ol year's champion, CCM, Underdogs for the flag foot- We definitely were not citing the disproportionate failed to break into the top six ball championship prior to Gifford captain Kent Bond was pleased about the victory. lackadaisacal (in the finals)." number of calls against his teams. spring break. week earner Xhe defense, which shut ou* team. "The penalites were Jimmy Rule sai.K 16 of 50 "I got good blocking and just a M the deciding factor. It was free throws and Karen Pilch cut across the grain" for the sad. I didn't feel we lost the made 44 of 50 shots from the score, Martin said. game." charity line to win the men's f Gifford's victory handed Cheering swimming Debari was disappointed and women's free throws, the Underdogs its only loss about the season. "I thought respectively. this year. Irt the semifinals. (Continued from Page 21) we had it all. The real Gifford shut out Shorts 6-0 as teresting to make note of the improvement in the highlight was beating the BREEZE TOP TEN the Underdogs defeated the swimming within the state. Weenies twice this year." he S.H. Weenies in overtime. Last year, in the 200 breaststroke, a time of 2:32.4 was commented. 1. Gifford The Underdogs had good required to make consolations. This year the time was 2. Underdogs field position for most of the 2:26.7. Madison has been improving with the com- Both captains performed 3. S.H. Weenies first half. Gifford quar- petition. , . poorly in the final game. Bond 4. Shorts terback Kent Bond's second Paul Weber did an excellent job. He placed 5th in the had thrown two interceptions 5. Has Beens pass was intercepted by 100 breaststroke with a time of 1:03.6 and eighth in the and shanked one punt deep in 6. Bhongers Gifford's territory. Debari Ronnie Foster. The Un- 200 breast with a time of 2:23.189. 7. TKE' derdogs started eleven yards Freshman Chip Martin did an excellent job in the 400 had missed Martin's flag on 8. PKP from the end zone. Dave IM (Individual Medley - the swimmer swims four his TD jaunt and had sent 9. Sigma Nu Harvey drove two times up lengths of each of the four strokes). He placed an Harvey intojte middle for the 10. Ikenberry. the middle to the one. Then, unexpected ninth with a time of 4:34.2. His previous best third consecutive time only his third try was stopped just time was 4:46. In the 200 backstroke he swam his best to be stopped inside Gifford's short of the goal by Rick time of the year while placing eighth with a 2:06.69. In one-yard line. Nunnally the same event, freshman John White finished llth with At the game's conclusion. Underdogs captain Artie his best time ever of 2:08.0. Chip also placed ninth in the Bond was gleefully posing for *•• Debari said he thought his 100 backstroke with a time of 57.7. pictures while Debari stood in team had scored on the Another swimmer who recorded his best times was stunned silence. previous play. "That (call) Scott Johnston, who swam the 100 fly in 57.2, the 500 free In other intramurals. was my fault," he said. in 5:i0.87-an improvement of ten seconds-and his 200 The losers bad another fly time was 2:06.3 which placed him 12th. Also in the 200 opportunity at Gifford's 18- fly, Kris Weimerskirch bettered the school record by one yard line late in the first half second as he placed ninth with a time of 2:02.845. WERNERS 7 DAY MARKET after a bad punt off the side of Among these and other fine performances by other 11 Kent Bond's foot. • Madison swimmer's, one team member stood out above "Parly Paakaat Start Harvey gained three yards the others. He is diver Mike West. Mike is a freshman on two carries. On fourth and before coming to Madison had never competed in down, quartervack Steve three-meter diving (high board) competition. Yet in the Thar - Fri - Sat Frazier scrambled from the state championship, Mike placed second in both the one- and three-meter events. He lost the three-meter event pocket and was stopped at the by only one point. The winner had 381.2 points and Mike thirteen-yard line. had 380.2. Never before has Madison had any swimmer The lone touchdown was place as high as second place and Mike did it twice. Mf Parly Snacb Jgf scored late in the second half. Along with Mike, Greg Stuchlak did a good job. Greg After Pat Dunn intercepted placed 12th in the one-meter diving and seventh in the let *•§• three-meter diving. Hot Ctffta - Ckte another of Bond's passes, the I hope this gives you a greater insight into Madison's Underdogs failed to get a first swim team. 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Friday, March 17, 1978, Page 23 SSfiyA ™*"*™ mws* replace 'states' rights' The recent trend, however.however, states have failed to act'act and ^""unmentaliegisIaUonenvironmental iegisla Uon has than was needed wh*n th» " has been the realiTatinn that »h«» r~w„i „ __".?" been stricter than th » ^.o^ than_ ' waswab neededneeaea when*"« the U) be not nnlv «v<.m„u c. has been the realization that the federal government has been stricter than thata passed union■ was formed !f the to be not only an9n example for the federal government is as found it necessary to in- by Congress states do not act to solve her sister states but also for fallible as any other creature tervene, conflicting with state in a federal system of problems themselves, then the the central government too. of man. Recognizing that not goals in the process. The government, each state is an federal government will, often If the new administration all problems can be solved at reluctance of the states to act experiment. It is the states in a manner not to the liking of and legislature of Virginia the national level, and has played a large part in and not the central govern- the states. wish for the Old Dominion to because many of those that their loss of power over the ment, which are supposed to Virginia, which once led the occupy a significant position can be are not, interest in years. be the innovators. nation, can do so again, in 10 the federal union, then it is state government has been The only way for the states If a novel idea fails, it is useless for the state's leaders renewed. forging a modern brand of to halt the growth of the better that it be confined to a federalism. Virginia's to rail against federal en- The new, activist nature of federal government is to pre- single state and not the entire geographical proximity to the croachment -they must dare state governments is an en- empt the central government union. In turn, workable ideas nation's capital can enable it to be creative and ex- couraging sign for federalists. by acting first to meet public can be tested and modified on - _ perimentalpenmeniai to prevent it. The federal government demands, for generally people the state level before being has acquired much of its afflicted with problems do not applied nationally. thus power not because the states care which government-state allowing the federal govern- Alliance offers were unable to act, but or federal-provides the ment to implement only because they were unwilling, remedy as long as a remedy proven programs. security to gays e.g.. civil rights legislation. is provided. Throughout history, With federal action, The present deadlock in Virginia has jealously (Continued from Page:3) however, comes the attendent Washington presents a guarded its powers against ffiSiSitSK1 w°me ub0Ut common experiences such as coming- evil of federal administration challenge to the states to federal encroachment. It has out to the rote, dorm harrassment or making friends- sometimes of programs which are. become more active and thus always reacted, though a ,0W a indiVidUal t0 WOfk Ver although nationwide, not recoup, 'some of their lost rarely acting of its own accord e^Snssue " ?■ * vSSSS necessarily national in scope. power and prestige. with imaginative methods of y0Ung and and ta process of It is unreasonable, and government. community"" "^ *• discovering Many states have Bv unwise . to expect a central responded. As Washington has ... failing to be creative, When the Board of Visitors decided in 1974 to not allow GAS thi» government to be as fumbled over government Virginia has not lived up to its same rights granted other student groups, they never^Slained responsive and aware of the reorganization. 20 states bargain of the federal com- local needs of a diverse passed "sunset laws" pact and thus has tacitly What is bcleara,tle isand thatis GAS survivednew a near bacA-breakimy h™. country as can state govern- requiring periodic review of encouraged the growth of ments. By virtue of its all state agencies and federal power at the expense sa *"""»> - ^ fr-sssi & proximity to the people they programs. When Carter's of its own. The Board of Visitors and then-Attorney General Andrew P represent, state government energy bill became Virginia, which has always GAS^ffiMK^ JKfiSS •ner«r a»d money in oZSsmg can be the ideal level for the ignominiously stalled in professed an allegiance to the &S?.^ *ough 'rom the ginning there was BtWc&OcTJ solution of many problems, Congress, 21 states acted on concept of federalism and the this "massive resistance" technique working not the distant and sometimes their own energymeasuregand rights of the states, must rpJ,ueJTyo,S tha.tihe- ^oard's attenP*to Nock one gay group impersonal central govern- just as Carter was discovering abandon its inactive posture if resulted in a court decision which allowed gay grouMTthe ctea? ment Theoretically, states the plight of urban areas, it is to retain its power. right to organize at Virginia QwunomJiJth^i^erettv should be more aware of the some states had already taken The complexities of needs of their citizens than the the lead in setting up their modern society and national government. own programs. Many states' economics require govern- gjrigh?"1 °f ViS,torS "iaUy should ** creditod ,or eluding r— — «•* —>. —■«. «M. — _ .M. «». H — ~ ^^mentment to take a forcefulforcefi role The group tonight is not in trouble with the board with the administration or other students. Not having aTuwate attrw d* *S3fi2!i? ""0bjectlves rather *» ***»* SSRiJ Sha't Mwat The future is murky.to It is notIf deary elect whatto programs or projects ?^&£2L82*±iS'SfiX^J?* .thenA there^ will be haTneSanother dir£t partylj con- frontation with the university or the Commonwealth-tt fata essence, illegal to serve a homosexual alcohol or to onpToy a aav Colonial House of Hairsfyting i person as a server of alcohol. P ^ Wy If left alone, GAS will probably continue its current course of meeting every Wednesday night for the sake atmtog?** I Sfreoialitiai IN pmkk* hair •ife.ftem tad loloriif ! .hoursh0Iir!_! eacha.C-h_, week^together tocether in an «inrw»rt;„=supportive ataiospn^'studate„f~ L_£.J'!7 will probably continue to attend ifor a wide variety of reasons, chief of these being comradeship. qu maJI grou meets whethe feelf~nT„r it or not,STi?? history is^ in ^ the making. P « r *« students I M«ek SpeM *S.M aff I I •■•llptrai Service Parts of Harrisonburgi MM SMA Ntl* I Inc. I 4IM5W j Wholesale Distributors AUTOMOTIVE PARTS AND EQUIPMENT We sell wholesale only, to all JAAU - r students. Master Charge Welcome. 14N.LIBERTY ST., HBURG, VA. 22801 has finally arrived Phone 434-3844 434-5750 Cee'ft h (Joa* SPR9KG Headqwim I ♦ ICE CREAM 'oWuuaw owl Nuttttjoika junta* Aujtoj FACTORY

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C (Continued from PacePage 2) wnwhon is a seniorsenior, has been here work on thiyyear'sthis/vear's BluestoneMilestone there was a big cutback in that the Bluestone has met all is finished/ 1974. Gallagher said She is of the deadlines. The Bljestone will be not sure why the cutback Work began last February, issued in April. Each student is out to get you occurred. and the first deadline was Oct. is entitled to one copy, the cost Another trend which 1, 1977. All the color pictures of which is covered in tuition. (Continued from Page 3) is worth a face full of gravel Gallagher sees in the year- had to be in by this time, she Currently, the editor of (unless you are a demon- book is the steady increase of next year's Bluestone-Anne B. Pull out the ol' quarter and strator). said. No color pictures are start flipping for answers. copy, which includes poetry taken of winter and fall ac- Stiles-is preparing for the To add insult to injury and introductions to certain C. Promise to go to church the sky has opened up and tivities as a result of this next yearbook. A new budget every Sunday if God will only sections. Captions, however, is being prepared and bids decided to deposit another are unnecessary under good deadline. 'pull you through. load of snow on the campus. By the last day of exams from publishers are being Deciding to retrieve your As the snow flakes dr/t photographs, she said. last semester, 90 percent of accepted. permit of examination so downwards, clogging you. The Bluestone staff has the Bluestone had to be ready. A staff of 14 workers puts Uncle Sam can be amused by nostrils, you envision not certain deadlines which must The final deadline was Feb. out the Bluestone. Five of your test score, you jog down be met in order to prevent these workers share 60 hours being chiseled out until the additional printing costs. This 10. Proofs of the pictures of pay. to your dorm. As you return spring thaw. must be looked over before you twist your ankle on the The proper decision is to: is the first year Gallagher, path and gracefully sprawl A. Cry. on the gravel. B. Write a threatening letter The appropriate behavior to the White House and hope is: ^ they deport you to a warm A. Brush the imbedded gravel country. 60LBEI COBBAL C. Go some place sunny, but off your shins and file for the right drugs are not on the whiplash. market. BPray no one saw you and If your test results are not Family Steak House hope civil service will not lost we will send them to the notice the bloodstains on the wrong address anyway, so do 1580 South Main form. not count on receiving them \ C. Fold, mutilate and spindle • i your permit as no governmen t soon. Yours truly... ;^ou

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j THE BREEZE. Friday, March 17, 1978, Page 25 College students most vulnerable victims (Continued from Page I) Crime victims should get worker said victims spend a .nice person like ourselves professional counseling. In the "holding themselves together process differs for each ''could be raped, murdered, lot of valuable energy trying ") meantime, there are certain to reign in their emotions so with gum and wire but looking person. It will not be hurried beaten or robbed." things a person can do to help they can be brave for friends, cool," the Washington, DC along by ordering a victim to "Victims feel the same a friend victimized by crime. social worker said. "If they "pull himself together." way." Moore said. "They may pretending everything is think you're showing them First, be with the friend as normal when it is not. Talking Always encourage the subconsciously feel they are much a possible. Everyone how easily they could have victim to get professional being punished for something. is part of the healing process, avoided the crime, they fall needs time alone to think. Do getting fears and guilt out of help "With proper counseling A feeling of guilt can plague not use that as an excuse to apart." and supportive friends, a the crime victim. If only he'd the way. Finally, be patient. Even a avoid the victim. A con- So do not tell a friend. victim's psychological scars done something differently, he versation does not have to be burglary that occurred while can heal." walk-in mental thinks. He doesn't know why "Don't talk like that" or "Stop the victim was away or an kept going. The important saying those things, that's health clinic volunteer Amy but he feels he must have been thing is to be there. assault which left the victim Feldman said "Memories ridiculous." physically unharmed can be at fault It's the only logical Let the person talk as much This is where a third rule to can't be erased but eventually explanation. Unfortuantely. as he or she wants to, even if psychologically damaging. It the person can start living a remember comes in. Be may take a long time before a the people closest to the the talk is repetitive, ram- careful of what is said. whole, full life that isn't victim may feel the same bling or somewhat crime victim's life becomes colored by the crime. He won't way, too." Statements that would be "normal" again. The healing stay a victim forever." unreasonable One social innocuous under different circumstances can hurt a crime victim. Say nothing that would trigger guilt in a victim. Pre-registration preferred Check out our BOULDERS For example, saying "If only (Continued from page 2) process was spread over four 17oz.& 19oz. you hadn't been working late" vantage of pre-planning by days, according to Brown, "to or "Why did you go down department heads. keep lines down." Twenty - "on the rocks" that street just to take a short In a survey of all depart- two students were entering cut", will make the victim ment heads, those who the auditorium every 20 glasses think you believe he or she responded said they felt a minutes, he said. was "asking for it." department secretary or No lines existed during pre- -Custom monogroming available' Even if the victim made a faculty member should be registration until the last day foolish mistake like leaving present at pre-registration. when many students had his or her car unlocked, do not "procrastinated" in Shadetree Glass Shop The department heads also registering. Brown said. point it out. That kind of said a four-day pre- •*r 49 Water St. hindsight does not help a registration solely for seniors "All in all, it was faster," victim. Crime victims may was more "demanding and Brown said. "It seemed appear! calm and be in a time-consuming" than faster because you were less highly: emotional state, regular., registration. The hassled, Everything was calm.and quiet." Both students and department heads recom- mended that all students be P able to pre-register in the future. "That's the way we're headed. It's just a matter of time," Brown said. To pre-register the entire student body would mean hiring clerical assistants at state wages to pull class cards during the preceeding semester. "Computers would be cheaper in the long run," according to Brown, but he said any immediate pre- registration process "would probably have to start with card-pulling."

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#* Page 28, THE BREEZE, Friday, March 17, 1978 -Classifieds For rent For tale ALHAMBRA BEACH BUMS RENT HOUSES- JOBS ON SHIPS! American, MRNDY, BETTE, Cessi, 1974 GMC SPRING (SPORT foreign. No experience Pete, Anna. Wadde. Rails, OF 5.7 AND 8: Burn baby PICK-UP): Power brakes, APARTMENTS THIS burn! We are the ones! You SUMMER IN VIRGINIA required. Excellent ' pay. Les. Vick. Hanner. Jenni, power steering, automatic Worldwide travel. Summer Ann. Anne, and Karen:. You'll tink you a chicken? Can't transmission. air con- BEACH: Two blocks from the smile without you! Chicago- ocean on 24th St. Group or Job or career. Send $3 for always be the number one ditioning, much more. Good information. Seafax, Dept. L team to me. Keith. ' did we see you eating face? condition. For more in- single rates available on What's the name of the game? request. Contact Russ Bur- 2, Box 20-19, Port Angles, formation, call Scott, 5105. Wash. 98362. TO THE •TENTHS" OF How do you play? 1-2-3- nup. 737 Surfside Avenue, switch! P.D.A. King and Virginia Beach, Va. 23451. WINE-PRICE: Does that mean you deserve it or you Queen. Did the frog croak?... PIONEER SX-850 Phone-804-422-3772. Activities RECEIVER:* 65 watts per MARRAKESH AT ELBOW just don't have wha t it takes to channel. Grfet specs. $300 SQUIRE HILL APART- ROOM: Yes sir, come and & an eleventh. The Wizard. A.B.B. 5.7,8 CONT.: Soul MENT: Need to sublet fur- hear JMU's own this Friday Train at the Pen. Go to firm. Call Mark at 4969 EEBERT: Zi zop zu. "The weekdays after two. nished apartment early May and Saturday night, featuring Madison College, pity through Aug. 15. $78 per Connie Vaughan, Carl little root." me Backrubs, how 'bout it month. Access to pool and Zarambo, Chuck Martin. Tim 7? Tiny bladders. T.M.-did TENNIS RACQUETS: All LIL MISS GREEN: D-hall the vacuum attack? Be a racquets are strung and have tennis courts. Call Cindy, 434- Saunders and Gene Strobe!. 2851. So come on down and have a will get you every time: Duke! How much will 45 cents four and 5-8 M grips. Two jealousy will get you nowhere. Adidas Haillet wood, one gut drink with us and hear the get? Down in the Fort, not PRIVATE ROOMS: best tunes country rock has to Take it easy and have a nice the castle but the Fort, and one nylon, one Yonex T- spring break! E. Lauderdale. Aaaaaaaaah-so 8500 metal, nylon: two Head Available for men and women offer. N during 1978-1979 year. there! Ain't we fun? Love. XRC fiberglass, one gut and R.R.D,D,K,J,S,S,J,S,B,T,J,D, one nylon. All prices very Walking distance from Personal DEAR CURIOUS: "Wont you reasonable. Call 433-7341. campus; furnished or un- come dance with me." We'll M,P,K,E,M,S,L,R.J. furnished; kitchen facilities. ALHAMBRA BEACH BUMS: give you "Sweet Love." Stay BK'960 TURNTABLE: With Locate at 70 Broad and 325 S. Wasn't it great?...Why was "Easy." Love, the YOU WHIMP-.Even though Pi ADC Q321 cartridge. Rated Liberty. 234-8247. Radi so tired every mor- "Brickhouses" of Wayland, Kapp may have beaten us on "Best Buy" by Consumer ning?. ..Rah-Rah, what 325-328. the football field, just you Wait •war- Guide. $100. Call Mark at 4969 FRATERNITIES, satisfies your needs-six pack, til softball season. Sigma Nu weekdays after two. SORORITIES: Rock band brush or Rose?...Darrell, THE FRUIT J)F THE LOOM little sister. available for your party or "maybe" next time...David's GANG: We got shanghaied ! DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT dance. For the best in rock new dance craze. The Let us know next time so the ATTENTION: Lookout! The AND WEDDING RINGS: Up and roll and Top 40, write Chicken,. .Joe, Rygo, Scott actor won't drink my con- Young Bucks are here...you to 50 percent discount to "IzzVBox 1094; call 886-0693 Jessie--have you had your tacts. Stuart and Jackson will first see us on the in- students, faculty and staff. after 5 p.m. B.H. this morning?...Where sure make a cute couple. Did tramural softball field! The Example-y* ct., $125; fe ct, are Ken's shoes?... you hear the one about the Young Bucks. $325; 1 ct, $895; by buying ONE ROOM FOR ONE GlRL: plum who plays the piano? directly from leading In big spacious house. Kit- A.B.B. CONT.: Tom, is that a Whatever habpened to TKE? CINDY LOU AND DEB- diamond importer. For color chen, living room, laundry dry skin patch?...Bev, strike a Mushroom. Chubby and BIE, those babes from catalog send $1 to SMA Im- room and two bathrooms. 450 pose...Dick, "Oh, you're not a Electric Lady. Jackson. Wy.: How's life? porters, Inc., Box 42, Fan- S. Mason St., walking distance girl"...John, can I peel your Full of fun and Southern C. I wood, N.J. 07023 (indicate from school. Must sublet June back?...Speck, what's your TO CONNIE M.: To my big hope. The Grand Tetons name of school), or (212) 682- 1-August 28. Option for year favorite banana position- sis I send a birthday wish. I are waiting for you. Summer 3390 for location of showroom lease. If interested, call 69?... Ooglets, revenge was hope all your dreams come where are you? I can see you nearest you. Allison Diggs, 434-3077. sweet... true 'cause I want the very are an angel C-raazy. SUBLET APARTMENT FOR best for you! ASA love, your TOP BRAND NAME AUDIO SUMMER: June to the end of A.B.B.CONT.: Melissa, the little sis. IT WAS GREAT TO BE EQUIPMENT AT ROCK August. Three bedrooms, air bladder alarm rings every two BACK, wild bunch, outcasts, BOTTOM PRICES: Also, conditioning, dishwasher. hours; by the way, did you NAIVE: Nine out of 10 girls deputys. Doc, Con and Coo. brand name calculators, $56.25 per month plus utilities. ever find your un- want to make the S.T.U.D. Drop by this summer for some televisions, car stereos and Shank apartments. If in- derwear?...Peggy, love those (Students to Upgrade tennis, golf and sun. Don't C.B. radios. Call for a price terested, call Debbie or Diane, bike-butt smackers... Mary, Dressing) 10 Best-Dressed list forget your sneakers. J.D. quote, 433-9440 (off campus), 433-1563. how does it feel to jump on a and win fame, fortune, and ifk for Mike. Pile?...Karen, how does your other great prizes. And the TO THE TWO BEST SAVE $ THIS SUMMER: mother feel about guys? Nine, out of 10 guys •LUSTERS"AT JMU: We TYPING SERVICE: Three-bedroom townhouse threesomes?...Jeanne, David want to be a member of had a great time! Would love Dissertations, theses, reports. available to responsible finally got his--Ecstasy... S. T.U.D., but aren't S.T.U.D. to do it again soon! Love, 14 years experience. 75 cents persons May through August (ly) enough! S.T.U.D. Sleeping buddy and per page (Pica) and 80 cents 5. $250 per month. Call 6156 or A.B.B. CONT.: Ellen, I'll eat Key holder. per page (Elite). Paper 433-9245 after 5 p.m. your face, but won't go to P.B.: To my sexy little girl! furnished. Call Mrs. Price, Chicago...Rose, love those Have a good time over spring T.T.W.: What are you trying 828-6941. Lost "casual'' relation- break, but remember I'll be to do, asphyxiate yourself? GOLD HOOK-ON ships...Leslie, are you sure thinking of you. Love you, What would the other G.L.S.'s DO YOU NEED HELP your grandfather's name OX. do without you, not to mention MOVING? Will do light BRACELET: Engraved wasn't Tyrone...Sally, did the underside, "J.K.T." Sen- the big brothers themselves? hauling with % ton pick-up sting make it grow? Yeahi WHOLESOME MALES: Don't buckle up so tightly the truck at reasonable rates. Call timental value only. Reward baby, we are still the ones. offered. Call Terry, 4321. Where are jjou hiding? Two next time you want to get 828-2012. Kim. BURN BABY BURN. very sexy females want a red high... SILVER TIMEX WATCH: i hot love affair. If you're Watch has sentimental value. WAYLAND WHIPSTERS: I ready-we're willing and able. R.R. ROVER: Japanese TYPING SERVICE: R. If found, contact Cathy at 433- think we all deserve an award The Honey Sees. somersaults? At least you Craig. 433-1868. 4231 or Box 623. Reward of- for being together all week won't be dealing with THAT fered. and not killing each other. I MY LADY LUCK: Fear not, kind of "woman" the next 1956 DODGE PICK-UP: love you all. P.D.A. relief IS in sight. It is only a time you take a tumble! a Excellent shape, new tires, Found matter of time before you see friendly penguin heater, blue in color, in- SHROMS: May ye all go 4 for the end of the rainbow and spection through April 30, MAN'S HIGH SCHOOL 4 into that good night. May the find your rock. Good things RING: With initials D.A.T. force be with you. take time. Just remem- NANOOK: By the time you 1978. $700. Call 433-2287 after read this, we'll know how 5 p.m. Contact Beth, phone 4650. DOOBEE ,W AH-GRODGE- ber..."F" OBEE. we've done in mutual en- BORN TO RUN: "Life is a..." deavors. The time and Jobs SECOND V.P. 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BIG H: You were right, Parka-$50. Sierra Designs 60- Productions, Inc., 23 Stone Ave., Ashland, Ma. 01721. partying by myself is bor ng. 40 Mt. Parka-$50: Buck So. why don't we get together 50 cents for every 25 words folding hunter knife--$l8; sometime...soon. Little Fry. Two-inch Open Cell Farm WORK IN JAPAN! Teach sleeping pad-$10. Call Bill or English conversation. No NEW YORK WOMAN: Dr. Leslie at 433-2247. experience, degree. or Bizarre's fan. the disco lady No ads accepted without payment Japanese required. Send with a latin beat. You're cute, long, stamped, self-addressed you're funny, you're swell, WILSON T4000 RACQUET: envelope for details. Japan- you're slow! Happy birthday. Like new. Call'Mark at 434- 301, 411 W. Center, Centralia. Island Girl! Sky pilot and 1 4263. WA 98531. Whipwoman.