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Vol. I,IV Friday. February 25, 1977 Madison College. Harrisonburg, Va. No. 37 SGA considers impeachment; passes constitutional revisions By BARBARA BURCH occurring before he assumed three meetings are supposed The Student Government the position. to contact him, he saia. Association (SGA) went into Scott Coon, who had served Polk's five absences did executive session Tuesday to as senator from Shenandoah; include the two meetings discuss the possible im- resigned last fall due to a class before he took office, ac- peachment of a senator who conflict which prevented him cording to Suzanne Greene, allegedly missed five from attending SGA meetings, SGA secretary. meetings. according to Polk.Two to There should not be "much Senator Donald Polk three weeks passed before of a problem" with Polk's (Shenandoah), however, Polk took the position, ac- case, said Greene, who told contends that he has missed cording to George Kolesaric, him to get in touch with Hodge only three meetings, two of Shenandoah head resident. to explain what happened. the five he is charged with These two senate meetings Also Tuesday, the senate have been marked as his absences. Auction use According to the SGA Amendment constitution, any senator who has missed four meetings defeated to be settled "shall be removed from of- fice." No official action was taken voted to accept the next week in the executive session, said resignation of Woody Huff (off Whether Madison College Jim Collins, senate chairman campus), the credentials will continue its contract with pro tern. Polk was expected to committee voted last week to the Harrisonburg Auto resign by next week's senate begin impeachment Auction will be decided next meeting, he said, and im- proceedings against Huff week, according to Dr. peachment proceedings may because he had missed four William Hall, vice president be begun if he does not resign. meetings. for student affairs. A letter is to be sent to Polk In other SGA business, a / The owner of the Auto informing him he has missed constitutional amendment Auction. James Wheatley, too many meetings and will be which had been defeated was allowed those student groups impeached, according to Greg reintroduced and defeated who had reserved the facility Hodge, chairman of the again 15-10. for this week to hold their credentials committee. The amendment called for functions, Hall said. Should Polk have any senate approval of SGA He will meet with Wheatley questions or problems, Hodge representatives to off-campus next week to decide if they will said, he may contact the functions, and was rein- JAMS IAN performed Saturday night in Godwin Hall, along continue the contract for the credentials committee. troduced because the vote on with Tom Chapin. See Review, page 7. remainder of the year. Senators who have missed (Continued on Page 5) Photo by Marti Thompson The commuter students committee held a dance and "The Madison Gong Show" It's your last night at the Auction. 3 seek Honor Council post Tau Kappa Epsilon was scheduled to hold a party at turn now, the Auction tonight, Hall said, Presidential candidates desire awareness but decided not to for reasons By LYNDA EDWARDS "I would go over the constitution article by Governor not connected with Wheatley The three candidates for Honor Council article, revising it," Snyder said. or the college. president believe that the council's problems "The president should be responsible for The Virginia Senate Several other groups have stem from lack of student awareness rather and House of Delegates contracted with bands for honor system orientation of new students and Monday passed bills to than student apathy. faculty." he said. "That's not really going on change the name of their dates at the facility, Hall The candidates for council president are now. There's no system for it," he added. said. Madison College to Bob Snyder, Steve Driebe and Pete Nedry. Driebe believes that there were no major, The- Student Government Voting will take place today in the post office James Madison /fcsociation

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Page 2. THE BREEZE. Friday, February 25, 1977 r«ijr column i IRS authorized to use social security numbers

By JOSEPH E. HOI.I IS and Also, for the first time, KEVIN G. MILLER certain trust may be allowed Last of a series as shareholders in Sub S Use of Social Security Corporation. These trust are: Numbers trust that are created primarily to vote the stock The new law gives IRS transferred to them; trust authority to use taxpayers that are treated as owned by social security numbers for the grantor under the grantor identifying purposes. trust rules; and any trust that Although IRS has been receives stock under a will, using social security numbers but only for 60 days after the for many years, there was stock is transferred to the nothing specifically in the U.S. trust. tax Taws requiring or Under the old law, the authorizing such use. States admission of a new and political subdivisions can shareholder terminated the also use social security Sub S election unless the new numbers for. identifying sharehold affirmatively purposes in connection with consented to the election laws or programs within their Under the law now, the new authority. sharehold must affirmatively act to discontinue the Sub S Subchapter S Corporations election. This action must be (Effective for tax years taken within 60 days of Barbed wire- beginning after 12-31-76) becoming a new sharehold. If The new law permits the the new sharehold is an estate, number of shareholders to be then the action must be made increased to 15 after the first within 60 days after the earlier ' JFe ate oar hats.,.' five years election of Sub- date of the executor or ad- chapter S. If the number in- ministrator qualities or the There are no apparent white hats all the way from creases above 10 but not more last day of the taxable year of By BARBARA BURCH the corporation in which the (API) After being held reasons for the VLA's kid- campus, and we even tried to than 15 in the first five years captive since late September, napping of the club, or for why tap into the carrier current and this increase is due solely decedent died. the Madison College Boosters' the SGA did not notice the club radio system to send a to stockholders who inherited was missing before they did, message for help." ' their stock, then the additional Editor's note: Club was released Feb. 11 by Dr. llollis and Mr. Miller are the Viable Liberation Army according to Louden. "We Beamer later learned that stockholders will be per- didn't realize they weren't the carrier current radio mitted. faculty members in the (VLA), in time for the last Department of Accounting home basketball game. around until we started station was neve* set up. "I ' Now, jointly owned or wondering where our money ^community property stock and Finance, School of The club, whose absence guess that's why we kept Business. Madison College. was noted by the Student was going. Suddenly their getting static on the tin can we which is passed to the estate of absence occurred to us." a deceased spduse is treated Both are Certified Public Government Association plugged into the light socket in Accountants. (SGA) only a week before Other parts of campus, the warehouse," he said. as one sharehold. their rescue, was the object of however, noticed the club's It was also learned that a a major search by the SGA for absence long before the SGA. note for help which the club one week. Local retailers of white hats mailed was not opened It was learned that the VLA suffered great losses in because it was addressed to a was holding the club for $600 revenue, and Duke's Grill Madison College rather than ransom after SGA senators reported that beer con- James Madison University. Dubious dialogue pointed out the absence of the. sumption on game nights was "We stopped answering all club in a senate meeting, Feb. cut to 2 minimum. out mail. that wasn't ad- By DEAN HONEYCUTT of consequences suffered from 1. After a representative from dressed to JMU a long time 1 The more one talks the oversleeping. Believing that the VLA was SGA was sent to VLA ago," Louden said. "I mean, more one must realize that "I wanna sleep." In- holding the club in Richmond, headquarters with a letter we're going to have to there exist certain unalterable dication of personal the SGA sent President Mike threatening to stop honoring sometime, aren't we?" rules-of-thumb which govern preference. Anestos and Treasurer Mike VLA requisitions, a note was "A lot happened while we the art of dialogue. The "Your coffee's getting Louden to the state capital as "mysteriously" left on First were gone," one club member example bejow graphically cold." Gentle persuasion. undercover agents. Vice-President Mary Losa's said. "You go to take a walk illustrates a single premise of "So am I." Typical sar- Louden and Anestos posed desk. The note told her where' from a college, and you come prime importance; i.e.. castic. remark containing no as lobbyists before the .she could find the club, she back to a university." people never mean what they particular meaning. General Assembly while said. -"Now we, too, can be say. "C'mon, hurry up. It's attempting to learn of the Losa informed campus covered with ivy," Beamer "Dean. Dean. DEAN!" 7:30." Concrete evidence of club's whereabouts. police, who located the added. Obvious overstatement. pressing need to arise. Although their attempts to boosters' club in a Wetsel Seed After being reunited with, "Turn on the heat." find the club were un- Co. warehouse on West Gay their roommates, club . "Mmrumph. Shirklestip." Reasonable request while also successful, said Louden, "We Street. members got together for the Typical early-morning vocabulary. providing opportunity • to did get to testify before the "I can't understand why traditional "boost" before the procrastinate. education committee, and two nobody found us before now," basketball game Feb. 12. "Dean, wake up!" A "Turn on the HEAT? I'll do bills which we opposed were said Joe Beamer, club "It's good to be back," a greeting as well as a com- mand. better than that. I'll take your killed.'' president. "We left a trail of club member said, "I've been covers off, that's what I'll do." having d.t.'s" •Harrimph. Urgle. Huh? Either esoteric wit or idle Most club members, Oh." Acknowledgement of threat. however, declined to talk greetings and return of them. "Oh, Ma." Procrastination. about their experiences, ; "C'mon. Wake up or you'll "No." Denial of any saying they were "just too be late for school." Indication te&~l-9ix hours J. L^iness «wi7^3* to find'aTly~memoers: "' i.wnicr'tetRrs may be'usea asQuesTipots at the discretion of the editor or their equivalent. Letters and other material will be edited at the discretion of the editor In order to make up for Letters, columns, reviews and guestspots reflect the opinion of their Candidates for editor will normally accept a 12-mouth their absence, the club plans authors and not necessarily those of The Breeie Unsigned editorials are position. Otherwise, The Breeze publication board will to provide video transmission the opinion of The Breeze editors select a summer editor. Complaints about The Breeze should be directed to The Breeze of away games, Beamer said, Publication Board and may be addressed to Or Donald McConkey. head of Final decisions will be made by The Breeze via a new type of transmission Jhe Department of Communication Arts publication board by April l which broadcasts the signal 433—6127 433-65% ______(Continued on Page 5) *^ * THE BREEZE, Friday, February 25. 1977, Page 3 SGA's behavior Readersforum J shows negligence9 To the Editor: clarified. Breach of contract In regard to the is serious business, and the "Nighthawks" concert held burden of default should be 'Concert possibilities limited' Feb. 10,1 would like to express borne solely by them. concern over the gross The only fair thing they can To the Editor: all the credit, yet they want us We do this willingly, but it negligence displayed by the do is to reimburse the This letter is in response to to work the concert. is getting more difficult with Student Government organizations who sub- the many written putting the We don't think anyone all uH criticism we receive. Association in complying with sequently find themselves Campus Program Board down realizes all the work we put We admit we don't bring in the terms of the contract into "out in the cold" for losses because of its lack of bringing into a show. We usually begin today's more popular bands, which they entered with the and damages. in good concerts. set up at 1 p. m. Unloading the but neither do we bring in no school for use of the Auto Let it be known that the First, there seems to be a trucks, set up, and sound names. We do deserve some Auction. SGA was the first and only great deal of aversion to our checks last until the people credit. Their failure to clean the organization this year to use having brought in Harry are allowed in Godwin. Carol Petr Auto Auction after their the Auto Auction and fail to Chapin and Charlie Daniels' After the concert, Vikki Burchett concert has caused problems clean it to the satisfaction of Band. Both Chapin shows takedown and reloading the Editor's note: Petr and for other organizations on' the owner. Congratulations, played to packed audiences trucks usually lasts until 1:30 Burchett are CPB members campus, putting them in a SGA. You've finally done and Charlie Daniels' was sold a.m. position of financial jeopardy. something tangible for the out. The SGA is supposedly the student body. This ad- Second, all of the blame is highest organization ministration of students for laid on the shoulders of the 'Revolution on campus representing the student body. students has effectively CPB. Has anyone thought Does it deserve to be? They eliminated a lucrative about putting some of it where 9 should have realized the economic resource. it belongs? How about with duties and obligations of The actions taken by the the bands you admire so facing final death throes signing a contract. To assume SGA in this instance prove much? The thought doesn't an interpretation of the their lack of ability and seem to occur to you that To the Editor; There are poor teachers agreement in their own adeptness to plan, coordinate bands such as Fleetwood Mac, If the spirit of campus and, to quote one of them, they personal manner was and direct a social function Boston, and Little Feat might revolution is not yet gone, then "know who they are." Also, ignorant and blatantly such as a concert. The SGA not want to play at Madison. it is in its final death throes. we can blame the ad- unintelligent. should never be allowed the With schools such as UVA, Those who call for change ministration for its lack of If the terms seemed vague, responsibility of sponsoring VPI, and William and Mary through revolt are shouting concern over all of this. they should have taken it upon such an event again. nearby, all with coliseums, into an empty valley and will (Continued on Page 5) themselves to have them Steve Nye not to mention the Hampton- hear only a mute echo. Norfolk, Richmond and D.C. The higher education with areas, why should these bands which we are involved is want to play in a school among this country's greatest 'Women's basketball deserves support' gymnasium? assets, and it is a shame that Third, suppose one of the student cannot become an To the Editor: "*r1»e Duchesses, both Madison's victory. How about today's more popular bands intrinsic part of it. My wife and I have just varsity and junior varsity, getting behind them with a did come to Madison? Would We remain outside. We returned from visiting devote tremendous time and rousing, inspiring demon- anyone be willing to pay up to listen and occasionally we Madison as part of the energy to Madison. They stration of enthusiasm for the eight dollars to see them? learn. However, this is the women's basketball deserve much more en- remainder of the season? This is what would have to be entire extent for we db not piogram's Parents Weekend. couragement from the student Dr. Carl J. Peter charged in order for the CPB respond. Our daughter and her body than they received. Associate Professor to come anywhere near Certainly, the school must teammates played a hard- Their victory was University of Kentucky breaking even; be at fault. We can cite an- fought game to win over an Lastly, the Student tiquated course requirements evenly matched Salsbury 9 Government Association is for the sake of even State squad. The Duchesses 'SGA survey commended asking the CPB for distribution between needed a victory, and they all cooperation in putting on a departments. We can cite the worked hard to achieve it. quality of our educators who They also needed the To the Editor: Many dorm members I concert. They cannot even I would like to applaud the consulted with were delighted handle a dance at the Auto are for the most part of the support of the Madison highest order, but one rotten students attending the game. recent surveys distributed by to fill out these surveys and Auction. They want to take SGA senators to dorm care of all the plans and take apple... This they didn't get! For two donate their personal years now we have observed residents. This is the first suggestions for improvement. at Parents Weekend that the attempt I am aware of to They, and I, feel the SGA is student-section side of Godwin obtain direct sutdent body showing true interest in the seems almost completely opinion and response to thoughts and demands of the Maoui/erie?? devoid of interest and support campus issues by the SGA. student body by making this for the women's team. The survey asked questions effort. An enthusiastic, spirited, about many controversial supportive crowd of fans in issues on this campus, and I hope the SGA will take the stands can make a dif- gave each participant the note of its success in this area, ference in athletic com- chance to voice his feelings. and produce more frequent petition, but we have n^ver It covered areas such as opinion surveys in the near seen Madison students "come alcohol policy and en- future. The chance for self- alive" at the women's games tertainment facilities, and expression on matters of we've attended. asked for ideas on how to rid student affairs is most Madison of the title, "suitcase welcome. college." I anxiously await the next student survey, and I hope the SGA seriously considers the students' well thought out recommenda tions.

flJUTILT rWOTTEK 434-1010 107 S. MAIN, HARRISONBURG, VA. \nter through the Village Pub or from municipal parsing lot into Palmer House rtestauranf ll^t.l IIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIMI, .|l.l,'IIIIIM,MllJ ■ Page 4. T1IK BRKKZF. Friday. February 25.1977 Preventive maintenance practiced Blood pressure Madison College practices Rreventive maintenance" of VICKI LAW tests Beth campus buildings to guard Koywid's blood pressure against "major problems," during the Circle K blood according to William Merck, pressure clinic held Wed- assistant vice-president for nesday and Thursday in the business affairs. campus center. Circle K The preventive main- volunteers were trained by tenance program is "divided members of the Madison into different areas," he said, College biology department with several people respon- and members of the sible for reporting problems llarrisonburg Rescue Squad. or helping correct them. The biology department also Students, custodians, loaned the equipment. About residence hall staff, building 200 people had their blood and grounds personnel, of- pressure checked on Wed- ficial inspectors, Madison's nesday. p by Don Petersen safety coordinator, campus hoto police and Merck himself are all a part of the preventive program, he said. Dick Garber, safety coordinator for Madison, is responsible for reporting problems to the correct people, recommending Civil liberties awareness promoted changes in unsafe procedures, making representation without cost to cases, the local ACLU seeks to scheduled checks of all By TOM JOYCE funds for litigation." If the case is elevated to the the plaintiff. function as an educational campus buildings and keeping What action could you take Tne Shenandoah Valley organization by giving film track of new laws involving if you were denied a job state level, it is examined by an ACLU legal panel which ACLU currently maintains a presentations and lectures. safety and equipment. because of your religious membership of about 60 Delaney sees the He often works with the belief? What recourse do you determines (a) if there is indeed a civil rights violation persons. Faculty members Shenandoah Valley ACLU as Occupational Safety and have when you feel your civil from various area colleges providing a useful function in Health Administration rights have been violated? involved, (b) if the case has a good chance in court, and (c) are the bulk of the mem- the Harrisonburg community. (OSHA) branch in The answer could lie with bership, although students are "Civil rights are common to Harrisonburg, which often the Shenandoah Valley if the case is precedential. Chapter of the American Civil Should the matter meet encouraged to join. According all citizens," he said; makes unannounced in- these criteria, it is then to Delaney, student dues are "therefore, everyone should spections, according to Liberties Union (ACLU) in be concerned about their Harrisonburg. submitted to the ACLU's state somewhat less than the Merck. / Since its establishment in board of directors who render amount normally charged for protection." (Continued on Page 9) the final decision. If accepted, membership. "Students on a November 1975, the local limited income pay $5 in dues ACLU, which represents the the case is assigned to a cities of Harrisonburg, Luray, "cooperating attorney," per year," Delaney said. Staunton, Waynesboro and usually a member of the In addition to offering legal surrounding areas, has sought ACLU. who provides assistance for civil rights The Fabric Shop to promote a high degree of civil liberties awareness. According to Brian Delaney, chairman of the Come join the fun at Shenandoah Valley A CLU.the 157 N. Main St. organization primarily serves Oak Manor Stables as a "watchdog" for basic i human rights as defined by Harrisonburg, Va. 22801 i the U.S. Constitution. We offer: These rights include freedom of speech and Horseback riding (with Michael Hellberg 703-434-56631 assembly, due process of law, supervision). Nice, quiet and equality before the law, in addition to the freedoms of horses . Beautiful countryside. E3 u press and religion. 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Local encouraged to apply for requests must ultimately be 3rd Place: Honda CVCC Car 4-Speed 50 «£ considered by the state ACLU, according to Delaney, HEAD RESIDENT Front Wheel "because they supply the Drive 1UUUL The POSITIONS Neil Best thing lo Fo«r Wheel Opportunities for: Drue' Rabbit: lUtccCVCC [he New Faithful Honda 5 Speed -Development of Staff "What The World It Coming To More Volkswagen from Volkswagen For as long as the EPA has been testing cars. SO miles per gallon has been -Application of Counseling Skills a mag'ic number, a record to shoot tor Like 60 home runs or 'he 4 minute mile

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\ THE KKKEZE. Friday, February 25, 1977, Page 5 SGA might i mpeach senator; passes revisions

(Continued from Page 1) Richmond to lobby before the the interest exists and The time element involved senate absence. . the motion was not recorded, General Assembly, said Doug senators want to go in the decision by the Whether an absence is according to Lynn White, Wesson (off campus), adding, somewhere, they can, he executive council to go to excused is left to the constitutional revisions "I did not know they went added. many functions would make it discretion of the committee committee chairman. until I read it in The Breeze." There is a communication impossible for the senate to chairman, White said. The The motion would allow the A committee for student gap between the senate and approve the trip before they motion was amended to read senate to know when it will be lobbying had been discussed the executive council, DeWitt go, DeWitt said. If the that decisions by chairmen represented and by whom. in the senate. Wesson said; said, and no attempts to executive council could not go may "be appealed to the White said. It will also allow however, "nothing was heard narrow the gap have been without senate approval, he credentials committee. any senators who wish to about it" until the Madison made by either group. said, the date for the trip Under powers and duties of attend off-campus functions lobby group returned from If the executive council might pass before the senate the senate, a subpoint was as representatives of SGA to Richmond. were concerned about keeping could act on it. added to give the senate sole do so. with the approval of the The executive council in touch with the senate, he A constitutional revision power to introduce senate. members are the elected said, such problems would not passed by the SGA changed resolutions. Previously, the The executive council representatives of the student occur. Therefore, he added, the senate attendance policy executive council was allowed members usually attend off- body, according to Greg an amendment to the con- to allow for two unexcused to introduce resolutions. campus functions as the of- Hodge (off campus), and stitution is not really absences from committee Another subpoint, giving ficial SGA representatives. therefore should represent necessary. meetings to count as one the senate power to resolve White said. students at off-campus func- conflicts between the Some senators raised the tions. president and the chairman The senate should not have ROTC sees no problems pro-tern in committee ap- objection that the senate does pointments by a two-thirds not know when the executive to vote every time the (Continued from Page 1) executive council goes the failure of the all-volunteer vote was defeated. council goes somewhere until college graduates, concept, and this nation does The powers and duties of they return. somewhere, Second Vice according to Henley. But President Mike DeWitt said. If again conscript its youth, "the the SGA president were No senators were sent to since the initial decrease the draft should be applied amended to include that "he- education level seems to have equally to everyone," she shall serve on The Breeze come back up to its previous Henley said. publication board." The level, Henley said. Whether there is another Breeze charter calls for three The time might be con- draft, or if women take up SGA members to be on the ducive to an all-volunteer arms, Henley's respon- board. force, said Henley, because sibilities will remain the young people are being more Other revisions were of a same. "It is my job, as an clarifying nature, to make the realistic in their view toward officer in the Army, to make the military, and many see it constitution grammatical or sure personnel, be they men to adjust to changes in ad- as a viable alternative to the or women, drafted or civilian job market. ministrative titles. volunteers, are willing to do The SGA voted to accept QATSBYS But, if statistics do reflect their job," Henley said. the results of a survey taken by Tom Floyd (Ikenberry) as 9 the "official opinion of the 'Revolution near end student body." Three-fourths of the sur- FRIDA Y&SA TURD A Y (Continued from Page 3) When this is the primary veys have been tabulated, We can also blame our- goal, quality in education is said Floyd, who asked that the selves. The college education forced to take a back seat. If results be presented to MIRAGE in America has become, for a students care little about President Ronald Carrier by good number of people, no quality, nobody will. SGA President Mike Anestos. SUNDAY NIGHT more than a necessary In addition to the obvious Mary Losa, first vice precursor for a career which victims, there are some president, reported that she puts money in your pockets people who cannot get into has met with department TUNDRA without putting calluses on Madison who could have taken heads concerning the Honor 29-33 S. Liberty 433-9500 your hands. " better advantage of such an Council, and that they were r: oDDortunity. Perhaps some "very cooperative" in wan- Be most loving one to people who may be wasting ting to help students im- OPEN TIL another. Burn away, space should try to find the plement the honor system, but wholly for the sake of roots of a problem before they feel that the students have to 2am the Well-Beloved, the place blame on the wrong strengthen it. veil of self with the shoulders. Losa proposed the the SGA flame of the undying Michael McAlice parliamentarian be in charge 9.5 High * WERNER'S *— Fire, and with faces, of the Honor Council elections, Party Package Store joyous and beaming and that the SGA allocate with light, associate funds for the Honor Council to with your neighbor. present a program at fresh- Cigarettes carton all brands. 3.13 Baha'u'llah man orientation on the Madison honor system. Blue Ribbon 1V% gal, Party Keg...13.95 Schmidt's 12 pk 2.49 Noah's Ark Pets 'We ate Stroh'sl2pk 2.49 and Plant Shop Old Mil 12 oz bottles 6 pk 1.49 our hats...' Old Mil ret cane .....4.79 * special order at no extra charge Doughnuts Honey-dipped & Sugar * 10% off complete aquarium setups (Continued from Page 2) through walls and shows the e e * affordable prices _ reg99 Special 79 doz r picture over the mirrors in all New Store Hours 125 W. Water dormitories, in conjunction Jelly Rolls reg 59c Special 3/$l Sun. and Mon.-Closed Tues. and Wed.-io a.m.-* p.m. with WMRA-FM. Sat- 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Thurs. and Fri.-10 a. m.-8 p.m. This broadcast technique e B has been successful at Old Eggs Grade A x-large 89 doz Dominion University, Beamer Esskay Sausage farm style*. 69e said, and an ODU student has g^i — THE sold the rights to the Boosters' Coke-7-Upqts... 3/99c Club for $6,000. It will be used for the first time during the Chef Boy-ar-dee frozen pizzas 99c GOLD ODU-Madison basketball c game to played in Norfolk. Fresh Orange Juice qts 59 The only drawback to the after 6pm $1.49 system, Beamer said, is that Boones Farm all flavors 1.39 the transmission frequently picks up persons standing in Siefert Liebfraumilch German import Salad, Garlic Bread front of their mirrors. An ODU student was • 1.79 ,& charged with violating GalloPinkChablis 1.39 "contemporary community All the Spaghetti you can eat standards" when her naked Andre ChampagneP&W cold. 1.99 body was transmitted across 79 plus the state as she combed her IcelOlbs • ° hair out after a shower, FREE Of. of Beer w/Madison ID Beamer said. Monday ISight Only Special "I don't think we'll have too much to worry about that," he said, "People are pretty Pru W IQQQ/UPf'.W&Jfkvt* •.'.-.' ■ • • • • • • ••• • >* 1*3.9 L--JL£££E§£AX»-J liberal around here." Page 6. THE BREEZE. Friday. February 25. 1977 Campus comments

use them. Personally. 1 can't By ANN MARIE BLIZZARD have less of them and more wait to get through with them Should college Students be for your major A lot of them so I can get into the stuff that required to meet basic course are irrelevant to your major." interests me. like my major." requirements such as those imposed by the Basic Studies John Hubley (Junior) ("■rover Barrett (Freshman) and General Studies "I think they should be "I think they ought to be programs here? Why or why required, but students should optional so that you can take not? be free in choosing the dif- ferent areas.** them if you want." John Merritt (Senior) "I don't think as many Steve Lough (Junior) basic studies such as P.E. "I think there should be Barbara Thresher (Fresh- some amount of basic studies, man) but shouldn't be so many in "I think they should, English and in history. You because they give you a should be able to devote more broader field of knowledge; to your major." you know what's going on in other fields." JOHN HUBLEY JOHN MERRITT studies They'help you learn taking all math courses Becky Waggy (Freshman) more things than just your because that won't get you "Yeah. I think they should major." anywhere. You need English because you get a broader and others for a complete experience in different Debbie Svec (Junior) education and background in fields." "Yes. there should be. By other things." taking themyou find out about Laurie Marcrum (Junior) more things that you might Jim Page (Junior) "Yeah. I guess so because not have ever been interested "Yeah, there should be they give you an overall in than if you didn't take some. A lot of them, such as education of the general them." fine arts, aren't really DAVID HUFFER worthwhile and detract from 9 should be required because time that could be used to 'Subs-n*s tuff new way to advertise you get that in high school. fulfill your major." You should get more An off-campus sandwich among the students. . specialized things in college." shop near San Jose State U. is Once they were assured LYNNE PIAZZA Abbey Lawrence (Senior) trying a novel method of that there were no strings David lluffer (Soph- "I have mixed feelings. advertising. It has offered to attached to the money. more) . "They shouldn't. Suzanne Kukla (Sophmore) There shouldn't be if you are donate three per cent of its Associated Students officers English would be a good one "Yes. but you should be serious about the education in gross sales to the Associated gladly accepted. . but all the others are a waste allowed more of a choice in the areas you want to study; Students. But competitors of the new of time. I think you should get the classes." yet, you need a wide range of The owner of the Subs-n- shop question the business more work done in your abilities and knowledge." Stuff says he believes that by strategy of the deal. "If I major." Mike Chiappinalli (Senior) donating the money he would were the Associated Students • "Yes. I think it's important Cathy Roberson (Fresh- normally spend on advertising I'd take the money too," says Lynne Piazza (Sophmore) to get a complete education. man) h^ can generate good will and one. "They (Subs-rvStuff) "I think they should, but You can't get that just by "No. 'cause you'll never "word-of-mouth advertising must be nuts." HONOR IS IMPORTANT I believe there are significant, -whenever possible make the concrete objectives to increase honor advisory board meetings open to the public awareness of an institution basic -constitutional revisions to plug to academic and personal integrity loopholes and eliminate conflict of interest which undermines the honor system

-report regularly to the SGA

-cooperate with The Breeze to insure newspaper coverage and encourage letters

-hdve a/Thonor council'members speak at dorm meetings

Pete Nedry Honor Council President Vote Today r — s THE BREEZE. Friday, February 25. 1977, Page 7

dl(l6SlilOVD*************Arts, people 'Ian ^talented performer' 'Overcomes 'girl with guitar9 image' By DWAYNE YANCEY sometimes tragic confessions. sometimes tense feeling Many people probably went While Chapin was a during her stint at the to the Janis Ian concert in gregarious entertainer, Ian keyboard. Godwin Hall Saturday preferred to become Involved This was especially true as knowing her only as the with the audience, spilling her the energy built up into the creator of the 1975 hit "At soul out to them through such synthesizer break on "Miracle Seventeen." introspective panoramas as Row," only to have it suddenly By the time they left, "Jesse" and "WaterccJors."' stop and the piano venture however, they had seen Ian With superb backing from alone into the chilly "Maria." prove herself a talented an extremely tight band, Ian As the last notes of performer who belied the built the concert to a well- "Maria" hung cautiously in stereotyped "girl with guitar" calculated climax-beginning the air, Ian astounded all by image. with her acoustic guitar and launching into "Let Me Be Tom Chapin's opening act, moving to piano and later I-onely." a radical departure his second appearance at Madison College, was a breez y interlude which prepared the 'has gained crowd for the markedly dif- 1 ferent atmosphere of Ian's confidence and ability performance. Chapin established an easy electric guitar. When she from her past songs, with her rapport with the audience, returned to acoustic guitar for electric guitar sounding encouraging them to clap or "At Seventeen," it hit with faintly like the standard sing along. He was a stark even greater intensity than it rhythms the Doobie Brothers contrast to Ian who assumed did on record. employed so many times on the stage with a distant and Ian began strong, opening "Long Train Running" and almost disarming air and once with "When the Party's "China Grove.'". asked the "row of Polaroids Over," with Barry Claire Bay, who seemed for and instamatics in front of the Lazorowitz's drums echoing the most part to be extra stage"to let her "have just beneath her guitar and then baggage on assorted per- one song without pictures, going quickly into "I Love the cussion instruments, joined please." after cheerfully Man You Are In Me," a with Ian's vocal to create an striking poses for all the subdued song penetrated by excellent and sparkling amateur photographers. her haunting vocals. harmony.. SINGER-SONGWRITER Janis Ian played piano and guitar Several light and humorous while performing in Godwin Hall Sturday. She was ac- With the lights low and The energy was soon numbers highlighted Chapin's focused on Ian, Jeff Layton's channelled into another tense companied by a four-piece band. Tom Chapin performed brief set while Ian's were before Ian. whining electric guitar ballad, "Sunset of Your Life." Photo by Mark Thompson nearly all serious and seemed to soar in from the Bathed in white light, Ian shadows. Layton's guitar was seemed to stand alone in front 9 to reappear throughout the of the background of red evening, always at the right lights, as if it really were a 'British folk-rock largely ignored moments and always clear sunset she was trying vainly and precise-never over- to forestall. By GARY FUNSTON of very different content. chilling anti-war tune called powering the music but The field of music known as Steeleye Span's "Rocket "Fighting for Strangers," and carefully refining it The gently savage "At British folk-rock has been Cottage" (Chrysalis 1123) is obligatory songs about wit- The full band had its first Seventeen" was her final largely ignored by American obviously the more traditional ches, drunkards, and mur- chance to shine when Ian song, and with the tension still audiences. of the two and decidedly the derers. moved to the piano. Stu unresolved, Ian was called The reason may be that better. Steeleye has always At the other end of the Woods demonstrated a fine back for two encores. many . British albums are effectively combined heavily British folk scene is Fairport, bass on "In the Winter" and, This is the second time imports, and subsequently are traditional material with a whose various incarnations as in other songs, was able to around for Janis Ian. A 15 hard to find and high-priced. very electric rock sound, and have recorded 12 albums. bridge the gap between rhyth- year-old prodigy in 1965 with However, those who pursue "Rocket Cottage" is no ex- Fairport Convention was mic and melodic bass lines. "Society's Child," Ian was these albums will be rewarded ception. founded in 1968 in part by bass Lazorowitz seemed to be at unable to produce a follow-up with some unique and Lead singer Maddy Prior's [(layer Ashley Hutchings, who his best here, pulling the band and fell into oblivion. . beautiful music. piercing vocals immediately eft after two albums to form together around a single beat Now, 27 -and older and Two groups long in the demand attention as do the Steeleye Span, and is now and then breaking into wiser, Ian has gamed the vanguard of the British four- and five-part harmonies recording on his own. restrained but spirited im- confidence and ability needed electric folk movement are that characterize Steeleye's For their newest album, provisations when least ex- to direct and use a band as the eeleye Span and Fairport 'sound. The six-man group also "Gottle 0' Geer" (Island pected. vehicle for her material. lonvention—now simply includes two guitars, fiddle, 9389), Fairport dropped the Ian's honest and crystalline That may be the difference Fairport". Both bands have bass and drums. "Convention" from their vocals combined with the between just a "girl with ntly released new albums The selections include a (Continued on Page 8) band to create an uneasy and guitar" and Janis Ian. Boston concert displays group's excellence'

By CUTCH ARMSTRONG repertoire. These songs will and MIT graduate Tom Bass player Fran Sheehan Scholz sits down at the organ, On Feb. 11, the popular be packaged into another Scholz. He plays a sensational and drummer Sib Hashian it is Goudreau who leads the rock group Boston played to a album due later this year. The lead guitar and stood stage provide occasional flurries of band's direction with crisp crowd of more than 8,000 at band can expect great success right of lead vocalist Brad frenzy. They are not ex- and interesting scales. William and Mary Hall in with their forthcoming release Delp during the concert. Delp, ceptional musicians, but they Tom Scholz is a low-keyed Williamsburg. Joined by REO as it is quite similar in content at center stage, provides get the job done. Barry musician, but it is difficult to Speedwagon. and Starcastle, to "Boston." precise, high-pitched vocals Goudreau, the other guitarist, ignore him with his overbite, the group put on a gratifying The band is the brainchild as well as playing guitar for nearly approaches Scholz' glittered sneakers and distinct show that was disappointingly of former Polaroid engineer many songs. outstanding sound. When musical ability. He played short. many terrific guitar licks that Madison would be quite made it appear that his Les receptive to a Boston concert Musical portrays, medieval Spanish life Paul guitar was plugged into in Godwin Hall. - an electric can opener. Boston's performance A costumed musical struments of the era, in- instruments have European- At one^point he held only made it easy-tcs^*. ni^the" rrjwation of life in the royal cluding a cornetto or wooden folk, Christian, and Moslem the neck "of his instrument court of thirteenth century while seemingly casting a group Is currently at the top of trumpet, a recorder or influences. » the rock heap. Promoting the Spain will be presented here medieval flute, and a Turkish Melodies and rhythms of magic spell on the strings with double platinum debut album, on Feb. 28. fiddle. the songs range from secular his other hand. Things of this "Boston," with their first The Waverly Consort will Among other early In- nature brought the already to sacred, and compliment the excited crowd to their feet. national tour, the group perform a collection of folk struments included in their troubadour-narrator's stories demonstrated faithful legends recounting the collection are a Moorish of the miracles of the Virgin Playing in front of. a reproduction of the album's miracles accomplished by the guitar: a Turkish oud; a Mary. flourescent backdrop songs. Virgin Mary, entitled "Las shawn,- an ancestor of the exhibiting their logo—an Cantigas de Santa Maria." The concert begins at 8 inverted guitar resembling a Along with many of these oboe: and a psaltery, an L s\ popular tunes, they integrated ' 'Six costumed "musicians *an<*stdr bf the* atiterferp' *p.m\ nt WHsdn Wutoriimi. ffyWig' space' Ship'— Bbstojg »VWW\1rW4'WMfc'»*H-»»tWi» Pfl^jiJH^ BREEZEUftiday. Eebruarv^ Education critics challenged British folk-rock commentators could college graduates have (Continued from Page 7) and some interesting (IP.)- President John G. measure, as some news media dropped four per cent, from 11 name because no members arrangements of otherwise Kemeny of Dartmouth College have claimed to have done, percent in 1969 to seven per are left from the original dull tunes. has challenged both the logic future life-time earnings of cent in 1974. froup which once included Purists may want to look to and the facts of critics who are college graduates, par- "I put it to you that no one andy Denny, Ian Mathews some of the older recordings asking whether a college can possible guess that sort of education is a good in- ticularly those purporting to and Richard Thompson. by both Steeleye and Fairport, estimate that the life-time thing any closer than perhaps "Gbttle 0' Geer" is for the such as Steeleye's "Please to vestment. zero to 50 per cent," he said. Kemeny recently said he income advantages of recent most part an unremarkable See the King" and Fairport's college graduates over non- "As a matter of fact, one effort, containing only two "Unhalfbricking." These was "greatly puzzled" by how criterion of a good liberal traditional numbers. It does, albums rank among the finest education is the fact that we however, boast the fine fiddle examples of electric folk try to teach our students not to playing of Dave Swarbrick. music. Wilbur Harnsberger dies accept such nonsense." Financial advantage is not Hanson reviews, acts as consultant the basic purpose of attending Wilbur Trout Harnsberger, of Virginia and was formerly college, he said. "I really Dr. David Hanson, psychology. Jr., founder and head of the a fuels geologist for the state. look with horror upon the professor of psychology at Hanson has been involved Madison College geology Surviving are his wife, language of financial in- Madison College, recently in training school department, died Monday mother and three children. vestment being applied to a participated as a consultant in psychologists for 10 years and after an apparent heart at- In lieu of flowers, the college education. If carried a major review of the training was a practicing school tack. family requests contributions to its logical conclusions, I programs at the school of psychologist for seven years. Mr. Harnsberger was 56. be made to a scholarship fund suppose the Wall Street education at the University of He is a charter member of the He had headed the geology for geology majors. Checks Journal would have to start Pennsylvania. National Association of School department since founding it should be made payable to the listing colleges with their Hanson was responsible for Psychologists and is licensed in 1956. He received his Madison College Foundation 'price earning ratios' based on evaluation of the graduate to practice psychology in bachelor's and master's and sent to the Public Affairs comparisons of costs and program in school Virginia and Pennsylvania. degrees from the University Office, Madison College. financial reward." 9 9 Wayne's 'Concert displays Boston s excellence Hairstylinft 74 W. Markets*. (Continued from Page 7) revolving chipped mirror as work. Their lead guitarist—a Harrlionburg, V«. opened with "Rock and Roll well as many strobe lights. As Peter Frampton look alike— Featuring the lotett in Anwicon and Band," and included "More a whole, the band members was flawless throughout EuropMn Layer Stow Cutting Detignt Than A Feeling" and performed quite well and R.E.O.'s turn at bat. The band for man and woman. Uaing all of "Foreplay—Long Time" in were very popular with the was not fancy and generally IMAGE profottional hair product! the set. audience. relied on their old faithfuls to Matter Charge. tonkAmericard Their encore was an ex- R.E.O. Speedwagon, a get them through. wekome. . citing new song, "Television California rock group, was Although their vocals were for appointment coil Politician." Their one and a surprisingly good and usually inaudible, they too half hour show contained a depended on rampant guitar pleased the crowd. 434-1617 good but not elaborate light show that seemed to em- phasize the band as a whole with infrequent spotlighted Midway Arco- Grocery soloists. Starcastle, a progressive Beer Snacks ■ Soft Drinks rock band, whose sound Next to Campus on Main St. resembles that of Yes, opened the rock and roll affair. They «SgS««««ttttSncsal Speed Reading concentrated on solos, with the most impressive ones coming from keyboard man AP Herb Schmit. Stroh'sBeer 6 pk 1.49 The Illinois-based band is made up of some of the ugliest Pepsi cold 16oz 8/99* &dep. Course To Be people in the music world. Musicwise, they played Lettuce 2 heads for 89* complex tunes that stayed interesting and avoided a busy Florida Oranges 15 for 89* droning sound. Their light Mon-Sat 9-9 Sun 107 Taught In show was more than adequate, containing a 3rd Annual Harrisonburg

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'- THE BREEZE. Friday, February 28, 1977, Page 9 Dubious dialogue (Continued from Page 2) populace don one. However. I Madison hosts visiting scholars request and a gesture of cannot put anymore clothes on authority. at the moment because I am By THERESA BEALE arranged by the department is composed of the presidents "Bmskuquistred." Denial going to take a shower." Madison's visiting scholars heads. of the 20 member colleges in of gesture of authority. Factual account of cir- program is designed to The scholars are chosen to Virginia. "Up." Logical statement of cumstances, while also ser- "augment the educational represent different academic The visiting scholars problem at hand. ving as a meansof keeping the program of the college," disciplines. "All people who committee also makes "All right." Surrender of heat on for a longer period of according to Dr. Louis G. desire to be educated would be arrangements to entertain the personal preference. time. Locke, professor of English. interested in these speakers," speakers. The Percy Warren "What are you doing? The program "provides he said. Honor Society has helped with "I'm your mother. Turn it intellectual stimulus to both Dean! Leggo of that ther- off." Subtle scare tactics. The University Center in publicity, according to Locke.. mostat!" Establishment of students and faculty by Richmond provides its Members of the visiting "I'm your son, and at the bringing academic celebrities authority. moment I have control of the member colleges with a list of scholar committee, include: "YouYe nuts.. I'm cold." to the campus and enriching 28 speakers from which to Dr. Janet Mills and Dr. thermostat. If you wish to our formal classroom in- Accusation, statement of fact, contest this matter, you must choose. Madison's committee Marilyn Crawford, physical and rebellion. struction," Locke said. consults with the various education department; Dr. forcibly remove me from this Locke is chairman of "I'll break your arm." spot. And we all know that we department heads when Elizabeth Neatrour, foreign Ridiculous threat. Madison's visiting scholars choosing their speakers. languages department; WT. are really too tired to fight this committee which is composed "Ma. the house is cold, early in the morning." Locke represents Madison Harnsberger, Jr., geology therefore I am cold. Since the of four faculty members and at the center, where a department; and students Convincing argument to the four students. schedule is made for the' house is cold, and I am cold, I extent that laziness is a Renee Wenger, Karen am going to turn up the Madison will host nine visiting scholars. The Keating, Linda Morrissette dominating characteristic in visiting scholars this thermostat so as to provide our family. University Center committee and Deborah Schwab. myself with a source of heat to semester. Spring 1977 will alleviate my present un- provide Madison's most ex- "You are an abomination to tensive visiting scholars 'Theatre Behind the Curtain ; favorable condition." Utter the National Forensic logic. program, Locke said, with six League." Surrender of per- of the nine scholars staying at German address to be presented "I am hot, and the rest of sonal preference and ad- the country is freezing, so get Madison all day. "Theatre Behind the A recipient of Austria's mission of greater early- Each scholar will give one your hands off the - ther- morning intelligence on my Curtain: Contemporary Cross of Honor First Class for public lecture and then make Drama in the German \ mostat." Utter logic. part. Arts and Letters, Dr. Lederer "If you are hot, you can appearances in classes Democratic Republic" will be is the author of "Fruhe take off your sweater. If the the topic of a lecture to be «edichte von Arthur country is cold, let its Metalsmiths exhibit profs work given at Madison College Feb. Schnitzler" and the co-author An art work by Ron hematite, will also be 28. of "Reference Grammar of Wyancko, assistant professor exhibited at the University of The address will be given the German Language." of art at Madison College, is Washington this summer. The by Dr. Herbert Lederer, part of a metalsmiths' metalsmiths, exhibit is professor of German and head Dr. Lederer's lecture is exhibition at the Phoenix sponsored by the Society of* of the department of Ger- scheduled to begin at 2 p.m. in Museum of Art in Phoenix, North American Goldsmiths manic and Slavic languages the Latimer-Shaeffer Theatre Arizona. and the National Endowment at the University of Con- of the Duke Fine Arts The work, a silver box for the Arts. necticut. Building. decorated with enamel and HA THA YOGA - Preventive maintenance used (Continued from Page 4) cleaning and checking the fan someone checks the buildings An Introduction Among the other in- exhaust system there three at least every other day, and spections of the campus is one times a year, according to during the summer checks are An 8 week course look into the by the state fire marshal!, who Robert Griffin, food services made of dormitory inspects campus buildings director. bathrooms, rooms, lounges fundamentals of Hat ha Yoga, once a year. Food services often brings and kitchens, Merck said. The Rockingham County fire safety inspectors in for One problem that resulted ■deep breathing Health Department pays certified checks of the fire in spite of preventive main- lass times: unannounced visits to the alarm system and ex- tenance of campus buildings is •warming Thurs. 24th - 7-7:30 or 7:30 - 9 dining hall to inspect for tinguishers, Griffin added. a bathtub dram which came Godwin Hall, Wrestling Room compliance with health "Everyone is a part of loose on the third floor of •conditioning Class finish April 21 regulations. Dining hall inspection," Merck said. Cleveland Hall Jan. 22. employees are responsible for During vacation periods Repairmen had to be called in movements at 2 a.m. to fix it. Due to incorrect ad, There was no danger of an registration will be taken electrical fire, even though Phone: Thurs. 24, or Mar. 2 , Breeze Special the water from the drain ran make-up time available I along the ceiling to the second 1-477-2398 Anne Harris - Instructor floor electrical fixtures, ac- Shadetree cording to William Merck, Wear loose clothing! assistant vice president for business affairs. He said the Glass Shop most that could have hap- pened was a short in the wires 9 or a circuit breaker going out. \30 oz. Coors Beer Glasses l ea The plumbers called in to Fine Arts fix the drain repaired it that 49 E. West Water Street night and no serious damage Festival was done, Merck said. MARCH 18-25 New. Spring Fashions Arriving Daily Terry cloth tops, knit tops • Art Shirts, sundresses, halter dresses • Dance Lee, Levi, Wrangler • Music 100% cotton jeans & cords • Theatre THE BODY SHOP See brochure or watch the 66 E. Market Street Hours: AAon.-Wed. 11-5 Breeze for specific events, times, Harrisonburg, Va. Thurs. & Sat. 10-5 and locations Fri. 10-9 assscscaoaocxxsocs Page 10. TflE BREKZE. Friday. February 25. 1977 Peiace Corps may be option instead of army

away the great virtue of the years. In the late sixties it was In this "universal" service plan, however, experts agree (Continued from Page It that a special incentive must Peace Corps and VISTA-that under constant criticism for Some of those who believe program, which "commands favoring the middle and up- wide support across the be given to insure that enough is, volunteers that come in the all-vohinteer forces ex- young people opt for military because they want to be there. per-class whites who could periments ; is a failure think country." according to a afford college and thus recent Gallup poll, young service That volunteering makes for some sort of compulsory Compulsory "universal great moral and real receive a deferment. service is needed. people would be allowed to In 1969 the lottery system choose between some sort of service" doesn't sit well with motivation.*' according to One suggestion is a return all members of the Senate, Proxmire. was developed. In 1971 college civilian service or military deferments were dropped. In: to a draft system as it existed service. however. William Proxmire. But while Proxmire doesn't until 1973. (Dem.) of Wisconsin, thinks it support programs ad- 1973 the draft was halted! But all the options men- "It might involve en- "would be a nightmare." vocating compulsory social completely. tioned are not so down-to- vironmental work. Peace "The idea of requiring service, he proposes changes "Other than the terrible earth. Corps work. VISTA work, conscripts to go into the Peace that service commanders casualties that we suffered in Senator. Sam Nunn(Dem.) urban or rural-area work- Corps. VISTA, or something of have traditionally opposed - Vietnam. I would say that one i of Georgia thinks a national- those kinds of things." ac- that kind if they don't go into the increased use of women in of the most devastating' service option would be worth cording to Nunn. the military would be ex- military roles. legacies of Vietnam is the examining Within the option-service tremely bad. It would throw "Regulations barring volunteer force," Nunn said. women from combat should Others in the debate don't be abolished," Proxmire said. agree. "The fundamental 4 Military manpower experts argument for the volunteer English exam stopped in part' agree if we are to continue army is that it's just; it's employing an all-volunteer fair," according to Proxmire. By JUDY MOON The "sheer logistics of the department lacked con- Army, women are going to Our lawmakers are taking The English department program make it a con- sistency, and whether each have to man some guns. Too action they hope will ensure standardized final exam for siderable hassle," Funston professor covered the same many potential volunteers our national defense units are freshmen has been discon- said. There are two parts to material while using different (women) can't get in. capable of doing the job. tinued "in part," according to the exam -- an objective part texts, was considered a This is the last barrier Whatever they decide, the coordinator of freshman and a theme. success by the department, against women competing lawmakers agree it must be in English. Approximately 1,400 to Funston said. equally with men for jobs in the name of fairness. The exam will be man- 1,500 freshmen take the exam, The results of the program the armed forces. And "Whatever system we datory for those teaching in and-that means at least 2,800 show that most professors in women's-rights advocates, as adopt in the future, I strongly the department for their first pieces of paper to keep track the department grade well as some powerful people believe that-rich and poor, year, a coordinator Dr. Jay of. similarly and cover the same in Washington, are calling for black and white-all of our Funston said. Teaching basic material, he said. a change. American youth must be assistants and new and part- "Personally, I'm going to The face of the military has treated in the same manner," time teachers will be required *A lot of papers continue giving the exam to changed many times in recent Nunn said. to continue the program of my freshman classes," he administering departmental said. "There is the advantage exams. All other professors shuffled around' of not having to make up my may continue the exams at own exams. And, in many their option, he said. -cases, the departmental exam George Birthington's The tests are of greatest Professors do not grade the is a better exam than most of value to new people in the themes of their own students, us make up on our own". department, according to so a lot of paper gets "shuffled The exam is made up by a Washday Sale! u Funston. "They can see where around," Funston said. committee of English they differ in their approach The exam, designed to see professors and is reviewed and how they can improve". whether grading in the carefully several times, Funston said. Many of the regular faculty 3 vie for Honor Council may continue to administer (Continued from Page 1) Students have to be able to the departmental exam, but more personalized orientation respect an honor system for it many will not, he said, adding Save 30-60% for new students. to work, Nedry said. that professors have always It is more fair for students Mark Ritter, who is run- preferred to prepare and give if the Honor Council is ning unopposed for vice their own exams: on All Guitars responsible for punishing president, could not be cheaters than if teachers take reached for comment. PA's, Accessories the responsibility, Driebe The position of secretary In Stock said. has been abolished and, the "Teachers have human duties have been combined Martin-Gibson- biases," he said. "If they like with other offices, according F»nd»r-lbon«i a student and catch him to Charles McGrath, current Yamaha-Kay cheating, they'll tend to go Honor Council president. 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'Minor' spores recruit in a variety of ways The selling of Madison athletics viewed differently by coaches Editor's note: This is the fourth in a series any sort of recruiting program. women on the national scale. concerning the selling of Madison athletics in For basketball, however, the need to recruit recruiting and public affairs. However, when considering the variety of has become of upmost importance as the sport non-revenue sports at Madison, the intensity to By BOB GRIMESEY has gained in popularity. This rise has resulted which recruiting is carried out varies with Recruiting athletes for the so called in an increase in the number of scholarships each coach. "minor," or non-revenue drawing sports, is a awarded nationally, and forced Madison coach Gymnastics coach Hayes Kruger explains process viewed different' ■ by every coach at Betty Jaynes to become a saleswoman for that there are two types of athlete; the "ex- Madison. Madison athletics. trensive" athlete, who participates to supply One similarity that does exist is that all Like men's basketball recruiter John glory to his ego. and the "true" athlete, who coaches, whether regulated or not, must at- Thurston, Jaynes has developed a program participates solely for the love of sport. tempt to attract the athlete without the en- which is similar to that of the men's, which "We can deal better with the athlete," he ticement of full athletic scholarships. includes compiling a list of prospects from said, "because we can't offer scholarships or Consequently, it is the ability to sell the coaches in Virginia, and from connections she the showcase for jumping into the professional structure of Madison; its facilities, educational has at the high school level. ranks." programs, and social interests, that emerges Along with graduate assistant Margaret The Office of Admissions does an adequate as primary determiner of success or failure in Tyson, she then narrows the field by job informing students as to what Madison has a recruiting program. correspondence and visits. All visits are paid to offer, he said. For women's athletics, the ability to recruit for by the staff, she added. Swimming coach Charles Arnold and track athletes is predetermined by the Association of Jaynes recruits only athletes that are in- coach Ed Witt seek athletes, but limit their Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW). terested in what Madison has to offer travel time to the larger events which also The AIAW prohibits coaches from openly academically. attract the top athletes. approaching prospects during games, and "Maybe it's because I'm new to the game," Arnold begins by sending letters to coaches requires that all recruits accomodate them- she said, "but I just feel uncomfortable en- he knows in Virginia and Maryland. After selves when visiting college campuses. ticing an athlete that wants what we don't narrowing the list down according to In addition, coaches are not subsidized for offer." - "academics and talent," he then visits the their recruiting expenses. For the majority of For the coaches of men's sports, there are athletes at the Virginia State High School women's athletics these guidelines prohibit no restrictions such as those that limit the (Continued on Page 12)

THE BREEZE Wo men enter swim meet [ Sports Friday. February 25, 1977 with best chance for title Page 11 The Madison College begin today in Norfolk, with women's swimming team half of the semifinal and final enters this weekend's Virginia races being held the opening Federation of Intercollegiate day. Sports for Women (VFISW) Madison, Virginia Com- Swimming Meet with what monwealth University and Dukes have to play 'over may be the Duchesses' best Virginia Tech are considered chance ever for a VFISW the top contenders for this swimming title. year's title. Madison defeated Madison will vie for the VCU and lost to Virginia Tech, their heads'against ODU VFISW title with defending both by narrow margins, this champion Virginia Com- season, and VCU easily monwealth University as well By WADE STARLING downed Tech earlier this year. 15 of their games, and poured the ball, and if they succeed, as a number of other schools, Madison swimming coach Madison basketball coach in 38 points in Tuesday nights' Madison will be in trouble. including Virginia Tech and Lou Campanelli is an op- Martha O'Donnell anticipates 82-68 win over William and The Dukes will probably be Old Dominion University, the that the Duchesses' bid for the timist. Mary. playing a zone defense against meet's host school. "I go into every game Virginia swimming crown will Washington, one of the the Monarchs, according to The meet is scheduled to depend on team depth. feeling that we can win it," he more dominating centers in Campanelli. "We just can't said. the nation, is scoring 18.2 match up with them man-to- But concerning tomorrow points a game, and pulling man, he said. "They have too night's game with Old down nearly 11 rebounds. He much height and speed." Dominion, Campanelli is also is hitting on an outstanding The game is in the Old a realist. "In order to win, 60.3 per cent of his field goals. Dominion Fieldhouse, and is we're going to have to play ODU's other starting sold-out to a homecoming over our heads." he admitted. forward, senior Jeff Fuhr- crowd of about 5,000. Cam- "We'll need to play a near- mann, is averaging 13.4 panelli said this will definitely perfect game." make a difference. The Dukes, 16-8 after Saturday's Madison "The home crowd will be a Monday night's 79-72 loss to College-Old Dominion big factor," he explained. The Citadel, will be facing University game will be "They are the most hostile probably the top team in the televised live by WVPT crowd we've ever seen, and state in the Monarchs. Old television station. Game time they should be good for about Dominion is currently 22-2, is 8:00. 10-15 points. But that's the have won their last 19 games, way it is with major com- and are tied for . the best petition such as them. We're record among major in- points, and six rebounds. just starting to hit that circuit dependents in the nation with Guard Joey Caruthers is right now.". the University of Detroit. averaging iust more than 10 We're catching them at the "They're an awesome points, and has dealt off 96 worst possible .time, right team," said Campanelli. assists. Richie Wright, the when they are peaking," "They're probably deserving other starting guard, is Campanelli continued. "The of top 20 status, and could play averaging nine points, and has players respect ODU, and with the majority of the teams 93 assists. know that they're a pretty in Ihe nation." The Monarch's are scoring damn good team. But we The Monarchs are led by 90.6 points per game, which is won't be intimidated." sixth best in the nation. They their sensational duo of center On Monday, The Citadel Wilson Washington and fresh- are yielding only 71.3, for an average margin of victory of shot 70.4 per cent in the first man forward Ronnie half of their win as they rolled Valentine. 19.3 points per game, which is fourth best in the country. to a 40-29 halftime lead. The Valentine is the team's Dukes managed to cut the leading scorer, averaging 22 Campanelli feels his major trouble spots against Old Bulldogs' lead back to four points per game,, while hitting points, 72-68, on a jumper by on almost 53 per cent of his Dominion will be defense and rebounding. William Butler with just more shots. The 6-7, 210 pounder has than a minute remaining. been ODU's leading scorer in "We'll score, I'm not too worried about that," he ex- They still trailed by four after plained. But we're going to two free throws by Dosh with ha.^«©or hands full on the 45 seconds left, but that was as Game changed boards and on defense. We're close as they could get. going to have to keep them The Citadel shot 61.2 per The Madison College- cent from the field for the Washington & Lee University from controlling the game." Campanelli feels that for game, as opposed to 53 per basketball game which was cent for the Dukes. scheduled to be played in the Dukes to have any kind of a chance, they're going to Dosh finished as high Lexington on Wednesday, scorer for the game with 24 OLD DOMINION'S WILSON WASHINGTON puns down - March 2, has been have to control the tempo of rebound during last year's 87-83 overtime win against the the game, and keep the score points. Steve Stielper added rescheduled, for Tuesday, 20. and Roger Hughett 16. Dukes. Madison will be traveling to Norfolk Saturday for ;March 1. The game is in the 60's. He said thai,Old another meeting with the Monarchs, currently the states top . PWWPP,^ IffMVP 'with , (Continued on Page 13) -> team with a 22-z'record. ' Page 12. THK BREEZE. Friday. February 25. 1977 Duchesses reach .500 level with win over Bridgewater Leading scorers for the Madison trailed the Bv DAVE LUCAS Duchesses were Childress Highlanders during the first 10 ' The Madison College minutes of the game before basketball Duchesses evened with 14 and Miley and Notaro with 10 each. Miley and Cindy Waddell knotted it up at their record at 10-10 Tuesday Childress also had 10 rebounds 10 all when she connected on night when they defeated the both ends of a one-and-one Eaglettes of Bridgewater each for Madison. Madison had two important free throw. Livesay then hit College. 55-50. games last weekend with one of two free throw tries to "It was a great win for us. Radford and Virginia Tech. give the Duchesses a one point what with the cross town Both games were crucial in lead. rivalry and all." commented the , VFISW (Virginia Ahead by eight, Madison Duchesses' coach Betty Federation of Intercollegiate was outscored 6-0 over the last Jaynes after the game. Sports for Women), because three minutes of the first half, The Duchesses fell behind the final standings in the but was able to hold a slim 30- in the early going of the first conference determine the 28 lead at intermission. half, trailing the Eaglettes 4-0 seeds for the state tournament The game stayed close with over two and a half to be held at Old Dominion during the second half with minutes gone in the game. University March 3-5. The Madison leading in the end 70- Cindy Livesay hit on a layup Duchesses ended with a 64. to end the drought for Madison VFISW record of 4-3. Madison's last game of the and cut the lead to 4-2. The Madison - Radford regular season will be "Cindy is definitely on her game was delayed 45 minutes tomorrow against East way back, but I don't want to when one of the officials did Tennessee State University. push her. I really want her to not show up due to inclement Game time is 2 p.m. at stay healthy until tournament Godwin Hall. time." said Jaynes. "She weather. scored several crucial baskets I »• for us tonight." Bridgewater outscored Madison 6-2 over the next four minutes before Livesay Shorts takes title connected again with an 18 foot jump shot. With iust over By SARAH STRADER the three minute overtime and 10 minutes left in the half. Shorts overtook a four point dominated the remainder of lead by Chappelear, but was the period. Mendy Childress tapped in a Photo by Jerry Caldwell rebound to cut the Eaglettes unable to make a final second Elmore said they became lead to 12-8. shot, and took the cham- disorganized in the overtime. pionship game of women's This was largely due to team MADISON' BASEBALL TEAM began outdoor practice two Bridgewater scored five weeks ago. Their first scrimmage is next week at Virginia more points before running intramural basketball into coaches, Elmore and Brenda overtime Monday night. Moore, playing in the game as Tech, and their regular season begins March 5, at the out of speed with a lead of 17- University of South Carolina. Coach Brad Babcock said he is 10 with just eight minutes left "We knew the worst we well as trying to call the plays, could do was go into overtime said Elmore. anxious for the season to start, and will be fighting for an in the first half. Over the next NCAA tournament bid in the Dukes' first year at the Division I four minutes the Duchesses when we stalled the ball and The immediate two-point outscored the Eaglettes 11-0 tried for the final second lead taken by Shorts also had level. to take a four point ad- shot, ' said Wendy Williams, a dampening psychological vantage, 21-17. Bridgewater Shorts team captain. effect on the team, she added. then retaliated with six The game remained close Unlike Chappelear, who unanswered points to take a throughout the overtime, but had only two substitutions the Swimmers win two Shorts took the lead, as they entire game, Shorts relied halftime lead of 23-21. The Madison College men's senior John Duffy each Bette Notaro took control in had the majority of the game, heavily on substitutions and and defeated Chappelear, 46- the calling of plays by their swimming team closed out its established two new records the first minute of the second regular season with victories for the Dukes. Brooks won half with 15 foot jumper and a 42. coach, Katherine Johnson. Shorts heavily out- "It's a good thing we could over Towson State .^and both the 1,000-yard freestyle layup to give the Duchesses (10:22.7) and the 500-yard the lead for good at 25-23. numbered Chappelear in substitute because three of us Georgetown University at fouls. This was the result of were on the bench with four Towson State. The Dukes freestyle (5:03.0), and Duffy Madison continued with their won both the 200-yard surge, behind the hot shooting their overly aggressive ten- fouls at the beginning of defeated Towson State 71-42 of Kim Miley, who scored dency, according to Williams. overtime," said Donna Boush, and beat Georgetown 89-25. freestyle (1:50.3) and the 100- seven points, as they in- "It really hurt us that we Shorts high scorer. The victories ran yard freestyle (:49.9) in didn't make more of our free Williams said she con- Madison's winning streak to record time. creased their lead to 35-23. Madison's other double Madison gained their throws. That could have been centrated on guarding Marsha seven and enabled the Dukes largest lead with 4:25 left in the winning difference," said Lay ton, the outstanding to finish their second season winner was senior Steve the game at 49-33, before Chappelear team captain, Sue player for Chappelear who with a full varsity schedule Peduto who won both the one- Elmore scored over half of the team's with an 11-3 record. meter and three-meter diving coasting on to the five point competition. r ictorvry. ShortsMM is wuntook MIan wiearly IJ leadIKWIU in totalloiai points. ■■Freshman • unman vn*Jack »Brooks■ «•» «Nand *.«•■«!»».»«»•«■•. 'Minor9 sports recruit in a variety of ways

(Continued from Page 11) well as southern Maryland and parts of New 'After you talk to my boy, go out and play a few Invitational, the Virginia AAU championships, Jersey and New York. rounds on the house . . . and if you get thirsty, and the national YMCA championships. He then visits wrestling prospects as he the drinks are on me." "There might be a need to get out more," travels to see football prospects during the He added that most of his prospects come Anidld noted, "but I must consider my Christmas recess. from affluent areas and are consequently responsibilities as an instructor first" Wrestling is at a disadvantage because the interested in business. For that reason, he sells Hesaid he is happy to "entertain" prospects program is so young and does not offer the opportunities at Madison in that field as who visit, but refuses "to paint a picture of scholarships, he said. As a result, Prince sells well as the national success of the team. what's riot here," and demands that every the wrestler on the point that he can gain ex- Ignoring the lack of scholarships, Balog athlete consider education first, and swim- perience as a freshman. feels confident that he could solicit the funds ming second. Unlike many other sports, however, Prince for two full scholarships from the community, The University of Tennessee, a perennial primarily seeks "the one kid that will go all the but is afraid it would hurt the athletic program powerhouse in swimming, takes the opposite way." overall. attitude, he noted, and as a result "never "You can have one All-America m Recruiting, then, is an aspect of selling graduate 70 to 80 per cent of their swimmers." basketball and it doesn't matter. But in Madison athletics, which varies in its intensity Witt follows the same attitude, but adds that wrestling, if I get one kid who can win a according to the values of each individual he does not need to travel as much as other national championship, it could make the coach, and the guidelines supplied to the coach coaches because track athletes "can be program," he concluded. by national associations and the degree of measured in terms of time, distance and Balog claimed that 99 per cent of his job was competition faced by each. height." For this reason, it's not necessary to recruiting, because golf rules prohibit In each case, there is a publicity aspect view the athletes on film or in person. coaching during matches. For this reason, he whereby Madison athletics, whether bought by "Recruiting for. track is the most com- travels extensively in order to "beat the the prospect or not, becomes known in an ever- petitive of all sports" he concluded, "because bushes" and find the athlete "who does not growing region of the Mid-Atlantic states. And in addition to competing against other track need to develop." with each sale to an athelete, the process teams, you must also compete with football for To find the advanced athlete, he believes it grows in its importance to create a your sprinters and weight-men, and basketball is importanf'to be seen by the kid and let him questionable future for those who believ* that for your jumpers." know that you care about him." college athletics must remain a sport and not a Wrestling coach, Jim Prince and golf coach The travel is enjoyable, he said, because business. Drew Balog are two exceptions who give top most of it is done on weekends during the priority to recruiting at the "minor" sport summer. Next issue: The selling of Madison athletics "I get treated like a king ... because the concludes in a review of how the Sports In- Prince begins with a mass mailing to the Rros at clubs where I recruit want the best for formation Department presents the program Tidewatw and northern wa' of Virginia, as leir juniors. As a result, a pro may. say to me. to the public. THE BREEZE. Friday, February 25, 1977, Page 13 Underdogs move in on Weenies' stronghold By DENNIS SMITH dropped to 6-4. "Our defense played well,' Almost, 20-12. "We've gotten a lot better David Harvey ran for three The number one ranked said Logan captain Steve Mike Smith ran 30 yards on through the season," said touchdowns Tuesday night to Weenies did not play this Bohem, "but I was really an interception for'the Bears' Bhonger captain Gary Fon- give the Underdogs a shut-out week. pleased with the way our first score. tana. "We've got a good shot victory over Southern Com- "We're looking forward to offense moved in overtime." The Bear's record is 8-1, at the title, and the other fort. 36-0. playing the champiqnship Bohem feels if his team can and their only loss was at the teams know it." Tony Tsonis added touch- league teams," said Underdog avoid injuries, it will have as hands of the Weenies, this down passes to Pat Dunn and guard Steve Vinson. good a chance as any team to week. Third ranked Wild Bunch Mike Shanholzer for the Al Brown ran 30 yards for a was given a forfeit win over win the championship. The tenth ranked Bhongers Wain Team. Eighth ranked Underdogs. The win kept Logan fourth received a forfeit over the "We're tuning up for the Short's IV and ninth ranked TOP TEN in the top ten, with a record of Bonzos More Tubes did not play. playoffs," said Underdog 8-2. SPE has a season record Sunday, the Bhongers team captain Artie DeBari 1. Weenies, 9-1 2. Underdogs, 9-0 of 9-1, and is ranked sixth. relied on two touchdowns by Any team captain that has after the game. Kevin Driscoll scored the Gary Forttana to beat Wain any disagreement with The The victory upped the 3. Wild Bunch, 9-1 4. Logan, 8-2 first Sigma Nu touchdown on a Team 12-6. Fontana's last Breeze top ten is encouraged Underdogs'record to 10-0, and 25 yard run in his team's 14-0 touchdown came on a 10 yard to submit his own weekly top placed them in the second spot 5. Bears, 8-1 victory over TKE. 6. SPE, 9-1 run, with 30 seconds left in the ten to Breeze reporter Dennis in The Breeze top ten. Later, Scott Coon threw a game. Smith (P.O. Box 3275). Southern Comfort's record 7. Sigma Nu, 8-2 8. Short's IV, 8-2 25 yard touchdown pass to 9. More Tubes, 7-3 Sigma Nu receiver Mark Elleinston wins 10 Bhongers, 7-2 Smelley. Sigma Nu is ranked Dukes face Monarchs Jamie Elleinston hit 47 of 50 seventh in the top ten, while free throws to win the men's touchdown to give Logan a 12- the loss dropped TKE out of the rankings, with a season (Continued from Page 11) to make up for it in other intramural free throw 6 overtime victory over SPE. ways, especially off the shooting contest Sunday night. The game was dominated record of 8-4. Stielper was Madison's leading rebounder with 10, boards, and we didn't." Rick Motley made 41 of 50 by both defenses, which Jim Barbe threw two Madison's old single-season and Ed Sutherland hit 37 of 50 allowed each team only touchdown passes to Dicky and estalbished a new Johnson to lead the fifth Madison single-season rebound record of 253 was held to place second- and third, sustained drive in regulation by David Correll and Joe respectively. play. ranked Bears over Nearly rebound record with 262 caroms. Frye. Frye set the record "We really didn't play very during the 1972-73 season, and £\ good defense," said Cam- Correll tied it in 1975-76. panelli after the game. "In the Stielper also has a shot at first half, they were getting Madison's single-season Madison College Theatre the shots they wanted and scoring record of 545 points were hitting everything." established by Sherman '■'We never really got into Dillard during the 1973-74 the game until it was too season. He now has' 498 points late." he added. 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■ t . . • ' • r > > Page 14. THE BRKKZE. Friday. February 25. 1977 SPE food drive by Rechia APirlwr SHE is sponsoring a canned CROCK food drive in the Harrisonburg iirea through March 4. AH proceeds of the drive will go to the Salvation Army for their dispersement in Rockingham County SPE has started the drive with a $10 canned food donation and requests all organizations on campus for a $5 canned food donation. Donation locations are in the following places: Chandler Hall. Warren Campus Center. A & P. Safeway, Grand Union, Mick or Mack. Salvation Armv, Lloyds. Hallmark, and the SPE House. Announcements Alcohol use Essay contest Each Tuesday there will be Job searching Scholarship info. Bicycle workshop a meeting at 7 p.m. in Keezell During the months of The Rockingham County An eight week 10-speed The National Association of 308 for those people who have March and April the Office of Education Association Un- bicycle workshop class will be Broadcasters is sponsoring an questions about alcohol use essay contest. Typewritten Career Planning and dergraduate Scholarship will held at Back Alley Bikes in and abuse. If you have Placement will be conducting be awarded to a deserving Harrisonburg on Tuesday essays of no more than 2,000 questions about alcohol, no high school senior or graduate words may deal with any matter how small, please feel the following Job Search evenings from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Seminars: from a Rockingham County aspect of "the First Amend- free to stop by. "An Orientation to the Job high school, who is planning to beginning March 1. Topics ment and the Electronic Market." March 1; "How to enter a service profession. covered include basic bike Media" and must be received Inventory your Assets," The applicants must plan to repair, touring racing, and by June 1. First prize is $500. March 15: "How to Write a enter a service profession; Send entries to: First Coining soon: bike construction. A fee of $5 Amendment Essay Contest. Good Resume and Cover have been accepted at an will be charged. Register at 6-i» Letter," March 22: accredited college: and rank NAB, 1771 N Street, N.W., Breeze Road Rally the County Recreation Room 602, Washington, D.C. "Researching Employers and in the upper one-third of their WOO08CO90C0CO000CCC. Interviewing for In- high school or college class. Department. 20036. ooocooooooooecooooot formation," March 29: "Your If you are interested in Job Interview" April 5. applying for this scholarship All sessions will be held in which has an application From Ralph Bakshi, Harrison Hall, Room A-109. deadline of March 20, 1977, They will begin at 7 p.m. and come by the Financial Aid master of animation, comes an last one hour. Sign-up sheets Office, Varner House. epic fantasy in wondrous color. are posted in the Career Planning and Placement Theater lecture A vision of the world, 10 million years Office. 2nd floor of Alumnae Author, director and Hall. You must sign up to professor of German Herbert in the future, where Wizards rule the attend the sessions. Lederer will be lecturing on theater in the German earth. And the powers of magic prevail Career seminar Democratic Republic on Feb. over the forces of technology in the The counseling department 28. 2 p.m. in La t timer of Blue Ridge Community Shaeffer Auditorium. final battle for world supremacy. College will sponsor a Career Seminar March 7, 7—9 p.m. in the student lounge. There will TYPING be representatives from 16 businesses and industries \CALLMRSPRICE\ throughout the Valley to 13Yrs.Exp. furnish information and an- swer career questions. 828-6941 $6&-pg

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***••***•***••*•••**• INSA.NIT Y PRE VA.IL*S ********************** r* Page lfi. TIIK BRKKZK. Friday. February 25. 1977 DOONESBURY By Garry Trudeaii Classifieds YOU'RE NOT GONNA \ h BEFOREIKNEW *&>$& UJHATELSe?I \7Mv^§& HEY, MAN, HOW < .7^ j&fo. K For sale COMC WAND ■■ W BELIEVE THIS, MAN! «, WHAT HIT ME, SOME ?£% MEAN, WHO KNEW OT3fc> JENNY DECIDED J\ ^ RI6HT AFTER MY FIRST ?f\ OWE IN A LEISURE Jf>fc FROM MUNICIPAL ^ A PHOENIX APPALACHIAN TO HAVE A OH, I * ^ BI6HIT, I CHECKED IN- $ T SUIT HAD TALKED ME i 0 BONDS IN THOSE 1> KAYAK (almost new) KID NOW? DUNNO.NO TOH&R BLOCK FOR A < ANDTHEOLD'LADY i DAYS.RI6HT? TRUE.. Flotation bags, spray shirt, y PARTICULAR *" LITTLE TAX ADVICE, INTO HAVING A KID I AS IT WAS ALL * new paddle. 1300.60 249-4681 REASON. WHAT YOU KNOW?.. "> A TAX, PRETTY NEW after 5:30 P.M. (—l X MADE YOU WRITE-OFF?. THEM.. SCUBA DIVING {{-DECIDE? DISCOUNTS, Rental, Rock Shop. Blue Ridge Dive and Craft Shop. 1726 Allied St., Charlottesville. Only hours: 1-5 Sat. and Sun.. Ph. H04-293- 6984.

FOR SALE: 12 cup. GE percolator, stainless steel, f^PLH ±£4 immersible. Call 434-4527. FOR SALE- Complete sterea HEY, JIM- YEAH.I6UESS GIVE HIM JtffiZ HE'S GOT **$foj&k Includes cassette deck, Alfc Y0U6ETriN' I AM, BOB. BUT A GUITAR, THE APTITUDE, ^%^f, FM stereo radio, turntable, EXCITED I FEBl SO UNPR5- MAN.HElL NO, NO, I dg THOUGH. HE ALREADY 3& - mjaBf large speakers (12", 4", 3" ABOUT7H5 PARED, YOU KNOW? HAVE THE PROMISED MY- SOUNDS LIKE A WHOLE 1 BESMART, per cabinet). Must sell. KID YET? I MEAN, WHAT AM GENES.. SELF I WOULDN'T RHYTHM SECTION. IT% J KID! $225.00 Call 434-6103 after 6 I6OIN6T0DO PUSH THE MUSIC. ^ - •PM WITH A KID? IT'SNOTFAIR! .£ / BOOK FAIR. Saturday. March 26 through Sat. April 2. Saturdays 9 AM- 5 PM; Sunday, noon- 5 PM; Monday through Friday nights 5 PM-9 PM Green Valley Auction Barn. 2 miles east of Exit 61. Interstate 81, Mt. Crawford, VA. Signs posted. (see display ads in The Breeze, March 18, 22, and 25.)

SUBSCRIPTIONS for the THATSOKAY. HEAR FOR Washington Post are being HI, JEN.. OUR BUD DIN6 HE'S BEEN YOURSELF. taken now. Three sub- SORRY I'M .PERCUSSIONIST ACTING UP THE NEXT scriptions are offered- daily, LATE. HAS KEPT ME AGAIN? SHOW IS JUST' daily and Sunday, and Sun- u i 6R0UNPED ANY- I day. This is guaranteed room WAY. . delivery. Contact Doug Brandt 5503 or Greg Ellis 5502. Loaf LOST: TISR50A calculator in the vicinity of Miller Hall on Friday. February 18. Name engraved on edge. Please return, reward offered. Susan 4240 LOST OR STOLEN: Turquoise ring with coral centerstone. Lost Monday February 7. Can identify. Personal TO LOUS CREW: O.D. who? Sentimental value. Reward. TO THE CHAPPELEAR Good luck guys, We KNOW No questions asked. PLEASE CAKE THIEVES: May you you can do it! return- Jeb 5597 or Box 2802. never REST IN PEACE! The TO "BEAGLE" in Weaver. next Wake is yours. The Hey- you sure are cute. Love MISSING: A girl's team Mourning Bakers warm up (yellow with purple those baby browns! Signed: trim) from girls locker room EACH TUESDAY there will T.B. since Thursday, February be a meeting at seven o'clock HAPPY BIRTHDAY, NISEY! 17th. Its return would be in Keezell 308 for those people "For it is God who is at work greatly appreciated as I owe who have' questions about in you, both to will and to work the college $36 for its loss. alcohol use and abuse. If you for His good pleasure." Love, Reward offered. Contact have questions about alcohol, Tim. Cathy, 4240. no matter how small, please TO BIRDIE, SCOOT, feel free to stop by. LINKIE, HI-CHAR, COOKIE, For rent% MY I) AH LIN" BARRY M.: CLIRP, THE MAN, STEP- APARTMENT FOR RENT Howdy thar sweetie piekins PER, NEW LITTLE KID ONE BLOCK from campus Shorly do miss your seexy AND whoever else it may (closer than down campus voice. Jest done finished concern: This is a final notice. dorms), Completely fur- brushin' "all" my tayth. If I don't get a ROOM, and nished. 2 bedrooms, living These pearly whites is jest soon, there's going to be room, kitchen, bathroom. $80 waintin' to take a hunk outa trouble. Comeon, I'm people per month per person you. XOXOX, . yore too! Even Murtha's, got her (cheaper than living on Charlamayne. blanket. THE KID WITH NO campus). Includes ROOM. everything. Call 5058 or 5968. SUMMER AND FALL STUDENT WANTED for GALLERIA furnished apartment half block from Madison College. Port Road and 1-81" All utilities furnished. ($75.00 and $80.00 per student). E2fe?i&°* 'Great shoes Please call 289-5531. & socks in one for BAND FOR HIRE Star Flight FAMILY KSTAUBMT now taking bookings for men and women! dances, concerts, parties. Contact Buck (289-5164), STAY WARM! 20% DISCOUNT Norlyn (828-6427), or Dwayne OFF TOTAL CHECK WITH COLLEGE ID (Box 4013 Campus Mail). Sweaters Jobs AAON TUES WED SUMMER JOBS: FIFTY avg. weight 2 lbs 4:00 TIL CLOSING STATE catalogue of over 2000 summer job employers (with \also large selection of hanging baskets] HAPPY HOBO SPECIAL application forms). Send $2 60 '/z w. Elizabeth Street to: SUMCHOICE, Box 645, 20% OFF THURS BUFFET W/1D State College. PA 16801 Mon Tues Wed Sat 10 Thurs - Fri 10 - 9