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f*"? M3"'*" ""Amity Librae ■"WSi'i v,. 2280] JOL 9 1981 Vol. 58 James Madison University Thursday. July 9, 1981 No. 54 .1 —■ No more assaults reported Five incidents noted in April By SARAH HOWARTH I^ast April five women reported thai they were assaulted on or near the James Madison University campus Since then no assault in- cidents on campus have been reported, according to Alan MacNutt. security chief here. But that doesn't rule out the possiblity that the assailant or assailants are still in the area. The first incident occured April 15 on the railroad tracks crossing Newman Drive next to Greek row The assailant grabbed the victim, a JMU student, as she was walking. She struggled and kicked the man. who then hit her on the forehead with a bottle and fled While construction on the new football bleachers continues, a JMU worker repaints numbers on the old bleachers. • I PMM *f vo N*«aya (Continued on Page 2) White water and nights under the stars... Outing Center provides variety of equipment By GRACIE ARMSTRONG staff member, said Duchesne. with decreasing rates for The camping and canoeing "The equipment is funded by subsequent days. Sleeping season is here, and for those the state." so "no outside bags are $15 a day. back packs who enjoy white water and people" are allowed to use the are $4 a day and stoves are nights under the stars, James service. $1.50 a day, all with Madison University provides Land-Sea Passages rents decreasing prices for longer a special service. canoes with paddles and life periods of use. It is called the Outing preservers for $12 a day, tents Don Funkhouser of Elkton Center, and located on the for $8 a day. sleeping bags for rents only canoes, but ground floor of the Warren $7.50 a day. backpacks for $4 a provides transportation to and University Union. Students day. and stoves for $2 a day. from the Shenandoah River. can rent canoes and camping The Outfitters has tents, He charges $8 per person per equipment there. sleeping bags, backpacks and day for trasportation and Land-Sea Passages on East stoves for rent. Tents are $7 or canoes equipped with paddles Water Street is another place $8 a day for the first two days and life vests. in the Harrisonburg area that rents both canoes and cam- ping equipment. The Out- fitters on East Market Street rents camping equipment, and Don Funkhouser of Elkton ON&QIDI rents canoes. A canoe equipped with two paddles, two life vests and a "It's almost three feet tall, car-top rack rents for $8 a day or$40 a week, according to the and growing right on the side of a Outing Center's manager. Billy Duchesne. public road. The Outing Center has an abundance of camping Page 5 equipment: air mattresses, coolers, lanterns, hand saws, stoves and tarps all rent for $1 Breeze readers give their a day or $5 a week. Summer sleeping bags are $2 a day or views—about recent campus $io for a week. Two- and three-man tents are $3 and $4 violence, courtesy, and Ronald Backpacks and sleeping bags line the shelves of the a day. respectively. James Madison University Outing Center in preparation Those wanting to rent Reagan. for an influx of summer hikers and campers. Outing Center equipment from the Outing manager Bill Duchesne (seated at left) checks off a list of CenTer must be ""currently Page 6 equipment available for rent with Gil Salyer (standing). enrolled as a student" or be a 1 Page '2. The Breeze. Thursday. July 9. 1981 * assaults MIDWAY MARKET (Continued from Page 0 •_iis. about six feet tall, 157 Warsaw Ave. 434-7948 wnen tnr woman screamed medium to slim build, During the second assault, shoulder length blonde hair on April Ifi. a man attacked a parted in the middle, and Hours : female.I Ml' student from the casually dressed Mon. -Thurs.9:00 a.m. to 11 p.m. shrubhery behind According to MacNutt. Frederickson Hall It was There have been no assaults Fri-Sat, 9:00 a.m. to 12 midnight classified as an attempted on campus since the end of rape and the woman was treated at Rockingham school last semester" But Sunday. 12 noon to 10:00 p.m. Memorial Hospital whether the person or persons On April 2:1 a third assault responsible are now in the took place in the Godwin Hall area is not known Moosehead 3.19 parking lot "The case is still open." A Blue Ridge Community said MacNutt. "but we Molson 2.99 College student visiting haven't made much friends had parked her car in progress " Michelob (reg. & light) 2.59 the lot A man forced his way MacNutt said that by taking Lite cans 2.29 into the woman's car As she some preventative actions, struggled, he hit her in the rape situations often can be Busch 1.99 Old MiW i<4 keg 15.95 eye. fleeing when she avoided "Make use of the screamed escort service or security — Erlanger 1.99 Bud ' /keg 20.49 Within Bfl minutes, a fourth don't walk alone at night!" assault occured. this time in If you must walk alone, take Mickeys 1.89 Old Mill ' ■■> keg 25.95 front of the A&P in the the well-lighted way Avoid Budwiser 12 pk. 4.39 Busch i* keg 28.95 Cloverleaf Shopping Mall A parking lots, alleys and JMU student was walking to shortcuts Before going out her car when a man at- Miller 12 pk. 4.29 tempted to get in with her. He into the dark, wait a minute Old Mill 12 pk. 3.79 ran away when she screamed and let your eyes adjust These few extra seconds could A fifth incident occurred a week later when a JMU help you see an attacker much student was chased while on more quickly Potato chips 3 lb. box 3.99 her wav home from Chandler The Student Counselling Center distributed brochures Pretzels 4 lb. box 3.89 Hall When she realized a man :J was pursuing her. she on rape and its prevention Cheese curls \ pound 1.39 screamed and ran towards during school last year and Eagle Hall The woman was will circulate updated M & M's peanut 7.5 oz. .99 left unharmed brochures during the 1981—82 Dad's Root Beer 6-12 oz. 1.69 The description given to the school year They will be JMU or Harrisonburg police available in the fall at Warren Coke, Sprite 2 lite 1.25 in all five cases was similar The attacker was described as Union and the Student Ice 10 pounds .99 being a white male in his early Counseling Center Weds iAX July 8 Semjjft* lie story continues. 7 p.m. United Artists G-S T M C A T * I | Theater The more you love me harder •V you tight The Belmonts .•nunnm Saturday, July 11,8 PM •MOW mrvmm ■onuaau MONT Wilson Hall, JMU «••«» mam-mttitmaum $3/JMU ID, $4/PUBLIC kaWHMUnWIM.iai.Mimi »i~rr^-r-= ■--rcr-T""" «*©ESI-. Tickets on Sale Daily 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Warren Campus Center Box Office, Friday July 10, 7 p.m. Music land, and Blue Mt. Records G-S Theatre The Breeze. Thursday. July 9. 1981, Page i Bundy, Dickerson all-stars James Madison Univer- sity's Lorenzo Bundy and Russ Dickerson have been named to the 1981 East Region All-Star Baseball Team. Burtory. a senior from Tappa'nan nock, hit .392 for the 41-18-1 Dukes and completed his career with six JMU career records and five single- season records. Dickerson, a junior rightfielder from Harrisonburg. set a JMU single-season record with 72 runs batted in this season and compiled a .333 batting average. Joining Bundy on the all- star infield are University of Richmond second baseman Ken Harvey (.343, 4 HR, 27 RBI), University of Delaware shortstop Jeff Smith (.372, 12 HR, 53 RBI) and Old Dominion University third baseman Mark Wa singer (.333,8 HR, 41 RBI). The other outfielders are Villanova rtioio ky Yo N.»«r» University's Bob Loscalzo (.434, 8 HR, 39 RBI) and Delaware's Brett Gardner On the move. (.396, 6 HR, 51 RBI). Towson State University's Campus Safety and Security has moved to the corner of Archers highest Pete Shambreskis (.391,7 HR, Bluestone and Duke's Drive, formerly the home of the 25 RBI) is the team's catcher, Computer Center. And the Computer Center has moved to The James Madison tournament, was 32nd with and Delaware's Scott Young University archery team 2008 points. (11-0, 3.93 ERA, 91.87 inns.) Newman Drive, which formerly housed the Security of- achieved the school's highest The Arizona State women and Old Dominion's Jim fices Some renovations have been necessary, however. national finish ever recently took three of the top four spots Ambrose (8-1, 2.70 ERA, 56.67 Above, an officer watches as workmen repair the drive that when JMU finished a three- to retain their national title Inns.) are the pitchers. The day U.S. Intercollegiate with 6566 points. JMU finished designated hitter is leads into the new seurity headquarters. Some new cement Archery Championship in with 6155 points and Texas Georgetown University's Joe has to be laid to accommodate the new traffic in the area, second place in the men's, A4M was third with 5060 Niciforo (.382, 4 HR, 42 RBI).