CALL US SUN! Note The Chronicle's It's finally here, along with nice brisk tem telephone numbers: peratures. Chance of Newsroom: 684-2663 rain a mere 20%. Business office: 684-3811 The Chronicle Sports-Arts: 684-6115 Duke University Volume 74, Number 67 Thursday, December 7, 1978 Durham, North Carolina Founder's Day marks Endowment's origins By Scott McCartney University treasurer. Next Monday, Dec. 11, marks the 54th anniversary Harwood said that the University's endowment has of the founding of Duke University. On that day in been "hurt because endowment income has not been 1924 James ("Buck") Duke established the Duke going up as fast as the cost of inflation." Endowment, Inc., a foundation of which Duke Six and three tenths percent of the operating incpme University is a benefactor. of the University each year comes from endowment Buck Duke established the Duke Endowment with a funds, with the Duke Endowment contributing 3.5 principal of $40 million worth of stock in six percent, or $8.1 million, and the University endow companies. Today the foundation holds assets worth ment contributing the remaining 2.8 percent, or $6.6 $422 million, according to Richard B. Henney, million. executive director of the Duke Endowment. President Terry Sanford will hold a ceremony on Henney said that the Duke Endowment stock once Sunday at 10:40 in the chapel to commemorate^ the reached a value of $700 million, but has since declined 1924 signing of the trust agreement establishing the "due to the state of the economy." Nevetheless stock " Duke Endowment, and subsequently the University dividends have not been subject to market which was built around the heart of Trinity College. fluctuations, and have been reinvested to increase the "Founder's Day provides the opportunity to Duke Staff Photo base of the Endowment. According to Henney, the University to acknowledge and thank those who have Would you go to a university named after this man? directors of the Endowment do not solicit individual or provided permanent support for the University," Well, you are. James Buchanan Duke established corporate donations to the foundation. Sanford stated. "It especially permits us to keep alive the Duke Endowment in 1924, an action for which The Duke Endowment receives a large part of its the memory of the Duke family contributions, not only the Duke community will show its appreciation in income from stock it owns in the Duke Power Continued on page 11 Founder's Day Ceremonies on Dec. 11. Company. "We once held 51 percent of Duke Power, but the company has been growing so rapidly and Deadline extension requested issuing new stock that our shares only amount to 18 percent now," Henney said in a telephone interview at his office in New York. Duke University receives almost 50 percent of the AFSCME files union petition income generated by the Duke Endowment. The University is, in fact, only one of many By Kate Whitmore for December 13th with a decision to be reached beneficiaries of the Duke Endowment, Inc. Others fall A hearing between representatives of Duke shortly after. into four catagories: educational institutions, non University and the American Federation of According to AFSCME International profit hospitals, child care agencies in North and State, County and Municipal Employ ees-AFL- representative Charles Brown, Duke's main South Carolina, and the Methodist Church in North CIO (AFSCME) was held November 20th to Carolina. contention at the hearing was that on-going review the union representation petition recently construction of the hospital would justify Once the fifth largest foundation in the nation in filed by AFSCME at the National Labor terms of assets, the Duke Endowment has slipped to delaying the election until the tentative eighth or ninth," Henney said. Relations Board (NLRB) in Winston Salem. completion date, currently set for July of 1979. . One of the two attorneys representing Duke Duke University has its own endowment fund, "This is obviously a tactic to delay the election separate from the Duke Endowment, Inc., that stands requested an extension of the time allotted to file for as long as possible" he said. at $121 million, according to Steve Harwood, hearing briefs. The NLRB had set the deadline Richard Jackson, Assistant Vice-President and Director of Personnel for Duke, maintained that Duke was not stating a position but merely Trent residents specialize in raising a question. "Regarding the high turnover rate of hospital employees and the additional employees needed to finish construction, we're interior decorating surprises talking about a possible 40 percent of new By Rick McDonnell back to work until rest of the furniture in the until he opened his door to employees who will have had no voice in this Last Thursday, when Needle's return, his room to the other Trent III find a completely empty election. Is it then proper to hold an election Mark Needle left his room roommate, Scher, went bathroom. room. now?" on third floor Trent Hall, into a study. Not being When Mark returned, he he had no idea of what While Mike was quick to Jackson did not speculate on the pending ones to let such an realized that he had decision of the NLRB concerning the hearing. was planned for him that opportunity go by, Doeg forgotten his keys, so he move his furniture back, evening. Once he was and Apgar organized went and got his room- Mark decided to stay and Charles Brown added that Duke also another quick move of the mate. Mike was all smiles spend the ni^ht" challenged the bargaining unit made up of different categories of hospital employees who will actually vote on representation, but that this Feature had been anticipated by AFSCME. He predicted that the actual addition to the unit, if any, would safely out of the dorm. probably not be very significant. "The issue now Don Doeg, Chuck Apgar, is will there be an election, and when will it take and Needle's roommate Mike Scher decided that place" Brown stated. "If all goes well and Duke his room needed relocat doesn't assume any new delaying tactics, we ing. should have the election by the end of January. Along with the help of Then the decision will be in the hands of the several.other Trent hospital employees." residents, the interior decorators moved Mark's furniture and posters across the hall into the Inside men's bathroom, taking great care to see to it that all articles were arranged Working at Duke Pg- 7 in the same order and style. In just a few The Big Four party .. Pg- 8 minutes, the bathroom Basketball: JV loses. 8 became a bedroom, right Pg- down to the working radio Photo by Rick McDonnell Women face Carolina Pg- LO and clock. Surprise, surprise! Well, at least it's convenient. Mark Needle discovers the When everyone went relocation of his room in Trent Hall. 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Yusuf at" the piano 7-8. Lease 5 minutes from is typical Brooks — it is fun while it the chairs. Along the way, they Duke. Very Gentle. Good Fri—good rock and roll lasts, but difficult to recreate once it's demolish several of the chairs in a w/the Boney Maroney hunter $60.00 a month over. Taking a longer look, though, there museum (and find no jewels), join a Band. Dinner music with plus shoes. Call Marilyn theater group, and disrupt a circus. forbidden Fruit; Sat— 544:3689. Jazz with Bro. Yusuf & FOR SALE EXXON GAS: Meanwhile, Father Fyodor has found Friends featuring vocal Reg. 60.9 Untead 65.9, out about the jewels by taking the dying ist. Eve Cornelius. Dinner High Test 67.9, Best lady's last confession/However, Ostap Exxon price in town. 1810 MOVIES music with Rich Robeson. tricks him, and sends him to Siberia W. 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Ginger Grant (Tina must sell 1974 4-speed Please return at least I.D. characters is never explored in the film, Capri. Only 51,000 miles. and glasses. If found call Considering this, and considering the and the three main characters are just Louise), Maryann Som fact that this reviewers didn't mers (Dawn Wells), Steel-belted radials, x0629. seen as greedy "comrades." The film is particularly like The Producers, The Professor and Boyscout custom pinstriping, 3-way Found: Pen at Computer funny, but the actors must be content to Leader Ray Hinkley speakers. Yellow with Center. Call Rick at x 1203 Twelve Chairs is a nice effort. beg, grovel, and squabble in their roles. (Russel Johnson). Thurs black interior. Great buy. and identify. Based on Ilf and Petrov's classic Frank Langella, who plays Ostap ton Howell III (Jim Call Mark after 11 p.m. Russian novel of the same name, The Bender, stands out because of his Bacusl, Lovey Howell Help Wanted Twelve Chairs deals with a search for striking good looks, but his appearance, (Natalie Schafer), Skipper hidden jewels. The year is 1927, and the as well as his nature, don't seem suited Jonah Grumby (Alan receiver, 4 speakers, place is Russia. Vorobyaninov is a fallen for the character he plays. Rather, he Hale, Jr.), Robert Gilligan turntable, $150. 10-speed DECEMBER GRADU aristocrat whose dying mother-in-law seems to be an ail-American boy (Bob Denver). -No one bike, $65. 3-speed bike, ATE: Fuil-Time employ guessed all of the answers $40. Bird cage, $15. Singer ment available for has told him that, during the 1917 romping around Russia on a treasure correctly, but since there straight stitch sewing December and January. Revolution, she hid a fortune of jewels in hunt. Ron Moody is fine as were so many close calls machine in mahogany Apply Duke University one of a set of 12 chairs. Of course the Vorobyaninov, constantly going into we felt morally obligated cabinet, $65. Call x-7962or Bookstore. chairs are no longer where they once Continued on page 12 Thursday, December 7, 1978 The Chronicle Page Three Carter pledges aid to refugees By Martin Tolchin called a long overdue step, rights, and alluded to his ' 1378 NYT News Service and ratify the internation support of the Equal WASHINGTON - al genocide convention. Rights Amendment. President Carter pledged He noted that 83 countries "For most of the first Wednesday to do his had ratified the conven half of our history, black " utmost" to assist tion, which was adopted Americans were denied refugees from Indochina by the United Nations even the most basic and Lebanon, and politi General Assembly 30 human rights," the cal prisoners released years ago this week. The president said. "For most from Cuba and elsewhere, convention has been of the first two-thirds, in a reaffirmation of his supported by every women were excluded commitment to human president since Harry S. from the political process. rights. Truman, but the Senate Their rights, and those of "Human rights is the has consistently de native Americans, are still soul of our foreign policy, murred. not adequately guaran and I say this with Senate opposition has teed or enforced." UPl Photo assurance because human been spearheaded by The president said that A crowd estimated at 15,000 held a candlelight service in front of San rights is the very soul of Southern conservatives of all human rights, "the Francisco's City Hall last week to mourn the assassinations of Mayor our sense of nationhood," who feared that ratifica most basic is to be free of George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Milk. the president told 250 tion might lead to arbitrary violence. representatives of human intrusions upon national rights organizations at a integrity by engendering White House ceremony inspections by teams of commemorating the 30th foreign nationals. USSR desires SALT completion, anniversary of the They also argued that Universal Declaration of such a convention might Human Rights. supersede the United anxious for trade expansion The president told the States Constitution. group that "our country "I urge the United By Craig R. Whitney President Carter affirming the relations," Brezhnev told the two will do its utmost to ease States Senate to observe « 1978 NYT Service administration's support for more Cabinet officials, "it will find the the plight of stranded this anniversary in the MOSCOW - Leonid I. Brezhnev two-way trade. Soviet Union to be a reliable refugees from Indochina only appropriate way: by told a delegation of high-ranking But Brezhnev, the Soviet partner in this." and Lebanon, and of ratifying the genocide American officials and scores of Communist party leader, later told Ambassador Malcolm Toon released political prison convention at the earliest businessmen Wednesday that the the businessmen that they could accompanied them in a 45-minute ers from Cuba and possible date," the Soviet Union wanted to complete a not expect a significant increase in talk before the businessmen's elsewhere." president said. strategic arms limitation treaty business here unless there was a dinner. An embassy spokesman "I hope We will always The president de "without further procrastination," "discontinuation of discrimination said the account by Tass, the Soviet stand ready to welcome nounced both left-wing and go on to expand trade with the by the U.S.A." press agency, was accurate, but more than our fair share of and right-wing govern United States. American laws tying favorable that both sides had "vigorously those who flee their ments that he said In a series of meetings and at a tariff and credit terms to the Soviet pursued their points of view." homelands because of practiced repression. He Kremlin dinner Wednesday, Union with increased emigration But, like some of the racial, religious or cited Cambodia, Chile, Brezhnev, looking fit but limping by Soviet Jews, Brezhnev said, businessmen here, the American political oppression," he Uganda, South Africa, slightly, emphasized repeatedly his "call in question the reliability of officials said privately that trade said to applause. Nicaragua, Ethiopia and desire for better ties with the United the U.S.A. as a trade partner." would flourish only if the political the Soviet Union. States. climate in Washington improved — Jody Powell, the Blumenthal and Kreps as a result of progress on strategic president's press secre The president did not But he told the dinner group have spent three days telling Soviet arms, changes in Soviet policy in tary, said later that plans cite United States allies Wednesday night that trade would trade officials and about 400 Africa and the Middle East, a were being formulated to such as Iran, the Philip continue to decline unless American businessmen, here for continuation of the increase in assist the refugees and pines and South Korea, "discriminatory legislation" was the annua! meeting of the U.S.- Soviet Jewish emigration this year, political prisoners, but which have been widely repealed by the United States. U.S.S.R. Trade and Economic and other factors. added, "I don't know the criticized for violations of Meeting separately with Council, that the Carter administration is in favor of an All of the visitors were status of what plans we human rights. Treasury Secretary W. Michael pleasantly surprised by the lavish may have." Minorities Blumenthal tlnd Commerce increase in trade. reception given them by their Genocide Carter spoke of how Secretary Juanita Kreps, Brezhnev "If the American side has the Soviet hosts, with so little expected Carter also urged the American minorities had expressed gratitude for a letter desire and is prepared to rectify the to come out of the meetings over the Senate to take what he been deprived of human Blumenthal brought from situation in Soviet-American short run. Improve atmosphere for Vance trip Israeli, Egyptian officials plan conference
197H NYT News Service relationship, the sources said, as a result of their WASHINGTON - Prime Minister Mustafa Khalil frequent meetings during Weizman's trips to Cairo of Egypt will confer in Europe with Foreign Minister this year. Weizman, in fact, was often Khalii's guest at Moshe Dayan and Defense Minister Ezer Weizman of his home. Israel on the current impasse in the peace treaty Dayan left Wednesday from Israel for an official negotiations, diplomatic sources said Wednesday. two-day visit to Switzerland, and Khalil, who was in The meeting, the first between Egyptian and Israeli Vienna earlier Wednesday, told reporters that he had officials since Nov. 16 in Washington, is expected to suggested a meeting with the Israelis. take place in Switzerland on Friday. But it is possible It was assumed here that the meeting would take some other locale or time may be set, the diplomats place in Switzerland at the close of Da van's visit. The said. Middle East News Agency from Cairo said that the According to these sources, no breakthrough is meeting would occur "in the next few hours" in expected from the session, but they expect the meeting London or Bonn, but officials here could not confirm to improve the atmosphere for Secretary of State this. Cyrus R. Vance's trip to Egypt and Israel early next The officials here doubted a breakthrough had week. occurred because they said that neither Khalil nor the Egypt and Israel are deadlocked over only a few Israelis had a mandate to change their government's issues, but intensive efforts by the United States to position. This could only be done by Prime Minister resolve them in recent days have failed leading Menachem Begin and the Israeli Cabinet and by President Carter to decide to send Vance to the Middle President Anwar el-Sadat of Egypt. East this weekend. The issues still holding up the treaty are the Khalil, who was in Washington from last Friday to following: Monday, is now in London on his way back to Cairo. UPl Photo Egypt wants to revise the American-drafted treaty While he was in Washington he reportedly spoke by Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan will meet text, which has been accepted by Israel, to change phone with Weizman in Israel and the two men with Egyptian Prime Minister Mustafa Khalil on Article Six, which could be interpreted as giving this discussed the possibility of a meeting this week. Friday in an attempt to overcome the current treaty precedence over Egypt's prior agreements with Weizman and Khalil have worked out a cordial impasse in Mideast negotiations. the Arabs. Page Four The Chronicle Thursday, December 7, 1978 Duke-Watts Family Medicine Program Duke News Service In an effort to improve residency training available program serves as a model family practice, a training into academia to begin the first programs," Bobula to family physicians, the W.K. Kellogg Foundation of center for 39 Duke residents and a major health care said. Battle Creek, Mich., has awarded a four-year, $645,932 provider for more than 12,000 Durham-area residents. As the programs expanded and multiplied across grant to the Duke-Watts Family Medicine Program, a "When family medicine was established as a the country, universities had to continue drawing joint effort of the Medical Center and Durham County specialty in the early 1960s, family doctors who faculty from the ranks of practicing physicians, he Hospital Corp. usually had no experience as faculty members came Continued on page 5 During the first year, the grant will be used to sharpen the teaching, research and administrative skills of the program faculty, according to James THE Bobula, chief of the program's Education and University Room Speci FOUNDATION Evaluation Section, and an assistant professor in iX LASAGNA-DOUBLE ORDER BOOKSTORE Duke's department of community and family Texas Toast medicine. Tossed Salad Deals exclusively in science fiction, During the remaining three years, Kellogg funds Apple Pie fantasy, and other speculative fiction will support workshops and other educational Coffee—Tea UK SUV & S€U US6D activities for family medicine faculty from across the SCItNCe FICTION & FANTASY BOOKS! United" States, Bobula said. REGULAR FALL HOURS Tues-Fri 12-8/Sat 10-6 The Duke-Watts Family Medicine Program is. $2.40 136 E. Rosemary (across from Blimpie) directed by William J. (Terry) Kane. HOURS: 5:00-6:30 p. NCNS PLAZfl CHRP6L HILL, N.C. 967-4439 Located in a new 23,000-square-foot building on the grounds of Durham County General Hospital, the
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Good Morning! Today is Thursday, December 7, 1978. Today marks the thirty-seventh anniversary of the Japanese sneak attack on Pearl Harbor, which resulted in the destruction of a good deal of the U.S. Pacific naval force and in the beginning of the war with the Japanese empire. That was certainly a dastardly blow, but far less painful and less durable than the constant present day bombardment of "You asked for it, you got it Toyota." But wars are like children, they grow up and can't remember why. Of far greater significance, today is also the national, "Think Kindly About Your Others" Week, designated so here and now by the Chronicle, and opening the way to yet another peaceful Christmas season. So if you feel like you have some excess kindness in your heart, or simply want to do a good deed, go up to your worst enemy, extend your hand and say, "Thanks. You've been great." They'll really hate that, and you can feel good too. Here at the Chronicle, Santas, x-2663; Elves, x-3811.
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Hill, traffic which now ties up the have never been up to experience it. residential Lakewood and Forest Hills Top of the morning to ya- Warning areas of Durham. Campbell Tucker '80 Scorning True, the new road would disrupt the and 50 other members of the To the edit council: Wrightwood and Pinecrest Road early morning breakfast club To the edit council: The East-West Expressway controversy neighborhoods. However, these P.S. Good luck on your 9:00 final. Re: Alleged Basketball Support obviously requires some new alternatives. neighborhoods have a lower population Maybe someone can help me. I've Certain parties insist that it be built, a density than any other area between always heard that Duke students are conclusion debatable in itself, while those downtown Durham and Route 15-501, so it Adorning rowdy and enthusiastic at basketball whose community it would destroy rightly is perhaps more equitable to disturb this games. However, I often find the section I object to being turned out of their homes. neighborhood than the more populous To the edit council: sit in is the only one standing up and The powers that be are unwilling to accept Crest Street area. Furthermore, a Mr. T. Re: Encare Oval Advertisement putting some effort into making noise. any solution as plebeian as mass transit Sanford, an influential resident of this For the benefit of the Duke community, Where are all these other dedicated (or any other innovative solution) so a new neighborhood, has been consistent (for PISCES would like to clarify some points basketball fans who pat themselves on the route will have to be adopted that renders him) in his support of the expressway. A made by the makers of Encare Oval. backs for supporting their team? Maybe the current impasse moot. gentleman of his influence should surely Although they make no false assertions, they're all out of my view, but that's Therefore I propose a new route as be able to appease his neighbors into the advertisement is potentially doubtful since I sit at mid-court. Someone follows; from the existing Chapel Hill accepting a new expressway in their misleading and should be interpreted please tell me where to look to find them- Street interchange in downtown Durham, backyards and living rooms. cautiously. The choice of a contraceptive I must admit the LaSalle game had a an elevated expressway would follow Democratically yours, method requires careful scrutiny and little better turnout and the students were Chapel Hill Street, already a heavily Richard Liebeskind '80 should be based upon all available noisier. Still, it amazes me when during traveled commercial, not residential, information. time-outs my section; consisting of street. Somewhere south of Morehead The results from tests conducted on the Stonehenge and Broughton, is standing Avenue the new expressway will cut due Mourning effectiveness of the Encare Oval did and cheering while everyone else is quietly west, to intersect the existing route 15-501 indeed show consistency and "extremely watching us. The wholecrowd helps psych at its Cornwallis Road interchange. This high sperm-killing protection." our team at critical moments, but real route will not only connect 1-40 with 15-501 Unfortunately, actual use of the Encare basketball fans will psych up their team (and, indirectly, with Routes 70 and 1-85), To the edit council: Oval has demonstrated a significantly before these moments. but would also provide more direct access Re: Elena Salsitz on morning lower rate of effectiveness than these I'm told to wait for the ACC games. Does between downtown Durham and Chapel Who are you to judge morning? You initial tests showed. In fact, most doctors a number-one ranked team need an now agree that the Encare Oval is no more important game to fill a stadium with effective than any contraceptive foam rowdy students? Maybe Duke fans are not (which is theoretically about 75 percent number one like they think they are. Our effective). The Encare is significantly less section boldly challenges any other effective than either the Pill or the I.U.D. section to show a more enthusiastic, loud. in preventing pregnancy. When used in and spirited display of Duke support. Until conjunction with a condom, Encare Oval we are matched, we shall consider is highly effective (95 percent). ourselves members of the elite group of real Duke basketball fans. And we're The manufacturers emphasize the damn proud of it. safety of their product ("Safer for your system than the Pill or IUD"). This is true, Frank P. Grebowski '82 but to a limited extent. Many women have no physical effects from the Pill or I.U.D. The Encare Oval has, as the ad mentions, caused "burning or irritation" for "either or both partners". One possible form of Letters irritation is blistering caused by the dissolution of the wax encasement as the Due to recent difficulties, the Chronicle contents effervesce. This is not common, now requires that all letters to the edit but is has happened. council be accompanied by a telephone 5 number and an address. This letter is intended as & word of The Chronicle is free to withhold any caution, not as an attack on the Encare letter that does not give this information- Oval. We do not wish to incite panic All signatures will be checked for among those who rushed to try the method validity. upon reading Wednesday's ad. The Encare Oval, like every method of contraception, has its drawbacks. Our intention is (as always) to provide the Duke community with the information it deserves. Susan Kupferberg i for the PISCES Staff— A Worker's Perspective of Duke ^s Fight for Humane Treatment Ronald Hargis
"You're noticed, appreciated." us through meetings, leaflets, media, contradictions of Duke's statements of and safety? How many times have we Recognize the headlines of Heartbeat of letters, etc. how they care about their how their employees are appreciated. eaten a sandwich in one hand while ' Duke University Medical Center of employees. Every Duke employee has On November 7, 1978 four men in the holding the phone in the other or gone r October 25, 1978? We have all heard this numerous testimonials of how untrue University High Voltage shop were without lunch all together only to have [ story before. There are many instances these statements are. The following is just suspended three days for allegedly some "candy ass" department head come I where Duke management constantly tells another in a long series of ongoing •stopping in transit to their job site to get a along and council us for a minor violaticn cup of coffee. A University department of some broadly defined work rule? A man head, Joe Estill, apparently followed these like this must have an excess of idle time men and allegedly saw them stop at the on his hands. He must sit in his large, Union Building and orderacupof coffee to carpeted office drinking one cup of coffee go- after another and thinking of ways to I have no idea if these men violated any make examples of some employees so that rule whatsoever since their time cards others will heed the example and cower proved that two of them were actually on before him as though he were king. From vacation that day. I do, however, have an Mr. Estill's actions, one must assume that opinion that I have every right to express. he thinks the way to get the most out of During the period in question, the employees is to beat them into submission weather was uncomfortably cold with as if they were little more than slaves. misting rain. The men were required to I sincerely believe that this is the wrong repair outside lighting around Engineer way to supervise human beings. A ing, Physics, Biological Science and manager should lead people not push them Chemistry Buildings. I know all these men around. "Setting examples" ruins personally and have known many employee morale which jeopardizes job instances where they have worked around performance. RE: student safety and the clock to restore electrical power to the patient care. I feel that treating people hospital and the campus without any with respect and working as a team is thought of stopping every two hours to important to a job well done. take the breaks that they are entitled to. In Many other employees must feel the way one instance, several of these men worked I do or they would not have petitioned for over thirty hours straight to restore another Union election at Duke Medical electrical power to the hospital. Their only Center. I am working and praying for thoughts were of the safety of the patients. them to succeed in their organizing They were oblivious to the severely cold attempts this year. Duke is a giant with and damp weather and the last thing on great legal and political influence. The V/AHIT^ their minds was stopping to take their only chance a single employee or group of well-deserved breaks. On this particular employees has at Duke is through •fcetARTAUNIONi . night, one man was partially blinded organizing in large numbers to fight and I when a 15,000 volt cable exploded and do mean fight for the respect and humane blew hot lead in his eyes. treatment they deserve. How many times have we all put pride in Editor's note: Ronald Hargis is an fiereth our jobs and responsibility to students and employee in the Campus Services nmni patients before our own welfare, comfort Department. "Benefits" of Cheap Labor Dolores Janiewski "Duke? Welljustaplace where rich sons prices paid by the Dukes and to the more narrowly self-interested view, we perhaps for the worse insofar as the go and live in luxury four years and come workers who produced the cigarettes that should be aware of why those periodicals houses are concerned.) back to drive us in cotton mills, mines, in the Dukes turned into millions for don't get on the shelves as fast as they If some of the people who read this do fields and tobacco plants and work our themselves and ultimately into Duke might. It's because Duke chooses not to care about the people who work and live in day-lights out so they can have big fine University. hire enough workers nor to pay them Durham, I urge you to support the unions buildings like at Duke...If you knew as much As Duke students, we should be enough to give them incentive. Perhaps at Duke. Two are already in existence, much about tobacco work as we do, you concerned about the human costs of our just realizing that sixty years ago the another is trying to be born, but Duke will wouldn't want to go to Duke...You education as well as the benefits we may wealthy people of Durham would give fight that effort because the administra wouldn't think the buildings are beautiful. derive from that education. We should be firewood to the poor and that the poor live tion sees the benefits of "cheap labor" but We hate ^em." aware of many of the painful ironies of in the same houses sixty years later and not, unfortunately, the human costs. Doing research on the history of Durham life where people who work at Duke students go out and chop wood for Editor's note: Dolores Janiewski is a working people in Durham, I found these Duke Hospital often cannot afford them might raise questions as to why sixty graduate student in history and a member words which were spoken by an adequate health care. If, we want to take a years has not brought any change (except of Friends of Labor at Duke. anonymous tobacco worker to a government investigator in Durham in the mid-1930's. It gave me pause to realize that those words still possess validity for the people who work at Duke and the people whose labor built this university. Reading about the low wages that Duke workers — hospital workers, clerical, cafeteria workers, library staff — receive, and seeing the poverty which prevails in so much of Durham, makes me believe that there is a connection between those two conditions — low wages and poverty. As a member of this community and a student of its history, I, for one, have to say regretfully that Duke has benefitted from "cheap labor" for over forty years, If we trace Duke back to the men whose name it bears, that history of cheap labor goes back one hundred years to the farmer who could not earn a living on the tobacco Page Eight The Chronicle Thursday, December 7, 1978 Sports notebook- The social event of the season -Bart Pachino The place is the Greensboro Coliseum Yonakor (UNC center) is greeted with a rigeur for the members of the Wolfpack some real respect." in Greensboro, N.C. It is the place to be. placard reading, "NICE TAN, Club. The women are dressed in the "It's all you need for automatic respect during the first weekend in December, YONAKOR." latest designer fashions with an in this state is to have season tickets to because it is the home of the "Big Four" emphasis on gold jewelry. the Tar Heels games," one Ram Clubber Tournament. -The infamous "UNDER"-"WEAR" "This is the place to see and be seen," said. During the two nights of the cheer is unleashed at Tony Warren and Bones McKinney said. McKinney , a People contribute to athletic programs tournament, the four Atlantic Coast Kendall Pinder, two State players who former coach of Wake Forest basketball for different reasons, as well. Bud Conference (ACC) schools from the state were arrested for changing price tags in squads, is presently a broadcaster for Aldrich, an Iron Duke, said, "It's greed. of North Carolina — Duke, North the underwear section of a Raleigh the ACC telecasts. The federal government is paying for Carolina, North Carolina State, and department store before the 1977-1978 "Folks like to come to town, rent a my pleasure. If itwasn'ttaxdedectible,I season. Wake Forest — compete for bragging room, throw a party, tailgate, and chat wouldn't contribute." rights for the early portion of the Referee Lou Moser is greeted with, "If with their friends from around the state Another Iron Duke, Marvin Hill, from basketball schedule. you had one more eye, you'd be a cyclops, at the tournament. Greensboro, said, "We don't have any The Coliseum is sold out and has been Moser," by hundreds of Carolina fans. "They look forward to it just like children, so I figured we'd help someone for months, even though the tournament Why has this early season basketball Christmas. Next to the ACC else along the way." is to be televised for the first time in its tournament attracted so -much tournament, this is the social event of Paul Boone, a Wolfpack Club member, attention? Why is it termed'the social nine-year history. the year," McKinney drawled. added, "I feel that every graduate owes It's the hottest ticket in town, with event of the fall and winter season in According to a rather heavyset Wake North Carolina? some obligation to his alma mater, scalpers receiving as much as $50-$75 Forest supporter, dressed in the school' That's why I contribute." The people who fill all 15,850 seats in dollars for the two night $28 ticket book. colors of yellow and black, "basketball's Jimmy Austin, a well-attired middle- There are few, if any, "no-shows" — the Coliseum are one major reason. the biggest thing in this state, and you those who have tickets but stay at home Since all the tickets are distributed aged Iron Duke, calls the Big Four, "just have to root for someone and give some a time where we all get together, and and watch on television. The coliseum is through the individual schools, only money to their programs if you want jammed to the rafters. contributors to the athletic programs Continued on page 9 The excitement of ACC college and students are eligible for tickets. basketball is inside, too. Rabid student Just being a contributor does not fans with their beards painted in the guarantee a Big Four seat either. Over school colors. Blond cheerleaders. Four 23,000 people applied for season tickets competing fightsongs. The CD. Chelsey at Duke and only 4,307 were able to Television Network. State fans wearing receive them. Only those 4,307 were THE Daily Crossword red from head to toe. A "go-to-Hell" war eligible for the Big Four tickets. between the students of UNC and Duke. Consequently, the makeup of the ACROSS 29 Oklahoma 53 Pierre's 16 Pressure 1 Detail- city vacation 21 House of Fans booing TV timeouts. crowd is largely upper-class, white conscious 31 Western time Henry IV Another "feature" is the tremendous North Carolinians. Blacks are virtually 8 Sir Indians 54 Abusive and 24 Certain abuse hurled at the opposing players non-existent in the Coliseum. 14 Kind of hit 32 Winning vulgar: var. pitches and the referees by the crowd. Some 15 Fixes on a narrowly 57 Chinese 26 More over Those in attendance are generally stake: var. 34 Worry-free pagoda weight examples: dressed to the hilt, also. Loud 17 Madrid 36 Insulting 58 Dynamo part 28 Standout Fair-haired, light-complexioned Rich sportscoats and red ties are almost de ladies 38 Worshipful 60 Party-line 30 Leak 18 Put back ones indicator 33 Feds into office 41 Ready 62 Old vessel 35 Baseball's 19 Young'un 45 German 63 ' - but Slaughter 20 French river twice 37 Writing fairness 46 Cole and 64 Ana and Fe removals 22 Man: Lat. others 65 Farms 38 Goulet 23 "Battle 48 "— evil" 39 Blue-pencil Cry" author 49 Storage DOWN wielders 25 Drat 1 Getup 40 Old Roman 26 Reduce 50 Sewing item 2 Drew nigh, province 27 Edison's 52 Partisan old style 42 Doing an - Park sounds 3 Splitting usher's apart thing Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: 4 African 43 Heighten tree 44 Prescrip B L 0 W«R E ii sfBo n R p 5 Paying tion nota A 1 D ABE R S E|A L 0 E passenger tions S K 1 TBD P. 0 PfBN EAR 6 Custom H E N C H M E| A R C A N E 47 Dorothy 7 French || H E A D T ft U E | | Lamour C A V E R N | R A M A T 1 C dramatist dress ABIDE BC i A THT 1 H A' 8 Zenith 51 Ursa - SAG OlP R D [IT A R S 9 " — a man 54 Galley Photo by Dan Michaels E T 0 NMR 0 E|B?BET with seven notation The Blue Devils were victorious In the fall's "prestigious" tournament where DUELI C | R E N A H E wives" 55 Unfeeling even Carolina's Rich Yonakor (left) gained recognition. | | S 0 C K B E A 0 | | 10 German state C H A S T E | ALTAHAV admiral 56 "— smile RAN : • 1 E S EUN 0 L 0 11 Chess great by your..." i NIC OAK o i s EBA L 12 Raise 59 Alder: Scot. N TIE L S E Jayvees drop to Lenoir W R A P|G 1 13 Quotes from 61 Nessenor memory Swoboda By Kevin Cleary foul shot by Steve Hase midway through In what was billed as a basketball the first half, That was the closest the 1 2 3 it 5 6 7 8 9 10 n 12 game, Duke's jayvee team dropped a 91- Blue Devils could get, though, as Lenoir " • i5 16 73 decision to Lenoir Community stayed on top the rest of the night. n College last night. But it really wasn't The second half was a run and gun 17 much of a contest. shootout dominated by Lenoir's Auther " 19 ^•20 121 ^•22 "I've never seen such bad shooting," Beckton (25 points) and Clifton Colvin said Terry Chili, jayvee coach. "It was (21 points). Guard Jimmy Corrigan's 20 23 ^vmws u just a bad night all around." second half points was the lone bright • The Blue Devils (4-2) consistently spot for Duke. 27 28 ^m^< 30 3' missed easy inside shots, committed 32 33 ^V't 315 "We just weren't prepared to play for numerous turnovers, and just never put some reason tonight," said Chili. 36 137 things together. Lenoir jumped out to an The team will play again Dec. 9, when early lead in the First half, but Duke they take on Fork Union at 5:15 p.m. in 38 39 ko M «t2 13 Vt fought back to tie the game at 17-all on a Cameron. 1.5 ie1 4; •• Tickets ^9 • >i ma 53 1 H 155 •a. tm The ticket office in Cameron Indoor Signups for tickets to the ACC 58 [59 SO 51 Stadium has student tickets for the Tournament in Greensboro on March 1-3 62 Holiday Doubleheader in Raleigh, will be at the ticket office in Cameron 63 January 5-6, on sale for $8. Ifyou bought Indoor Stadium during the week of W tickets already and would like to exchange December 4-8. Students must present th • them for student tickets, contact the ticket ID and enrollment card and a check for $40 1 office. __ . © 1978 by Chicago Trrbune-N.Y. News Synd. Inc. ' 2/7/78 in order to signup. AM Rights Reserved If needed, a lottery will He held on If DUKfr*?.°0 Monday, December 11. Thursday, December 7, 1978 The Chronicle Page Nine ...People and basketball in Greensboro Continued from page 8 tournament featured three of the top 20 teams in the McKinney said, 'Yessirree, they should hold a have a good time with good friends from everywhere in country, according to the latest Associated Press tournament like this. It gives you an idea of the calibre the state. sportswriters poll, Duke-1, State-6, UNC-14 and was of your team, otherwise it would take 'till January to "And we watch some good basketball, too." looked upon by many experts as the country's finest find out how much improvement a team like Wake Ah, the basketball games themselves! The 1978 early-season tournament. (which lost two games in the tourney) needs. Seven preseason All-America candidates dotted the "On top of that, it gives the fans a chance to get their lineups of the four schools. interests up for the season," he said. THE CAROLINA THEATRE Nearly all the fans — students and contributors Money is another plus. Filling nearly 16,000 seats at alike — felt that the Big Four was a good idea, despite a minimum of S28 per ticket for two nights adds up to DOWNTOWN tmnm 666-1939 recent criticism from "experts" like Norm Sloan, N.C. several dollars for the participating schools. State head coach, that three good teams must Perhaps the best answer for why the Big Four Now—Saturday invaribly lose and thereby fall in the national succeeds are the intercollegiate rivalries themselves. WO CLASSES BY JEAN RENOIR rankings. " Y'know, these schools didn't use to be more than 35 "It's always a very exciting tourney. It's healthy to miles apart when Wake Forest was located closer to "THE RULES OF THE GAME" have good teams play other good teams early in the the Triangle area. A Sublime Comedy-Drama year, because it's all going to come out in the end "You'll have a lot of offices split up over a basketball 7:05 anyhow," Hill said. game. I know that if I was your boss and my team wins and yours loses, you can be sure that the next day at -AND- work I'll give you hell about it," McKinney said. Tbe Monumental Black Mountain Silver Company The lanky, former coach also added, "This would never work in the PAC-10, for example. (The P AC-10 is "GRAND ILLUSION" another athletic conference, located on the West 9:05 •Tues-Sal lOo. Wed-ul C Coast.) They have teams from Washington State to 504 West Franklin. Arizona. They're spread too far apart," he said. Chapel Hrll, NurlhCam >J(>7- 810! But remember — this is only a tuneup for the ACC tournament, in March.
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TICKETS $2.50 AT: PAGE BOX OFFICE Thursday, December 7, 1978 The Chronicle Page Eleven ...Duke celebrates 54th birthday on Monday Continued from page 1 endowment. address and will include students, faculty, money but in may other ways....In addition, it provides Last year, in his Founder's Day address, Sanford administrators, trustees, and alumni. us a time to acknowledge new benefactors, new suggsted that a Founder's Day Fund for endowment Bishop Robert M. Blackburn, resident bishop of the founders, on who we must call on if we are to continue be established. According to Marion Peavey, director Raleigh area of the United Methodist Church, will as a leading University." of the office of development, "the fund itself is still preach at an 11 a.m. worship service on "Linked Directors of the University endowment, unlike those being formalized. It will be for endowment gifts in Lives". of the Duke Endowment Inc., actively seek individual excess of $5,000, and we will invite donors to a University organist Fenner Douglass will hold a and corporate donations to the principle of the Founder's Day celebration, but it will probably not 3:JtO p.m. recital in the chapel — also part of the begin for another year." Founder's Day celebration. An academic procession will follow Sanford's A pizza that) Mon., Tues., Wed.-Thurs. priced just right. is a pizza that's rightly SPECIALS priced. 5:00-8:00 P.M. So a right pizza is Piedmont 1 Meat of your choice Reg. $2.13 a pizza that's priced 2 Vegetables of your choice just right. has discount fares Rolls & Hush Puppies Tea or Coffee And a right price is $1.70 the only price to pay worth flying home Childs Plate .... 85« for a pizza that's (Special Good For Dining Room Only- RIGHT! about. No Take-Out) Or just about anywhere else you'd like lo go. 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With The Twelve Chairs, Brooks doesn't quite the feet of the owner of a set of chairs, or knocking his often hard not to laugh at, but could also be conceived head against a wall of rock. The scene' in which have the right formula for such a film, but at least he is as offensive. In addition, much of the general humor of on the right track. The Twelve Chairs will be shown DeLuise is on the beach and unsuccessfully tries to the film is an attempt at a comic vision of life in the stab himself may remind viewers of a scene he played tonight at 7 and 9:30 p.m. in Bio-Sci Auditorium. Soviet Union, which doesn't always seem to be a good MOVIE TRIVIA: In addition to the Mel Brooks recently opposite Burt Reynolds in The End. Also subject to poke fun at. making a humorous appearance is Mel Brooks version, there are three other films that have used the himself, as the servant Tikon. Filmed in Yugoslavia, The Twelve Chairs contains Ilf and Petrov novel, which was published in 1928, as Characteristic of a problem with The Twelve Chairs some picturesque cinematography. In addition to this, the source for their stories. Most recently, Russian slavic-sounding folk music and the use of foreign director Leonid Gaidai made The Twelve Chairs, actors as extras helps immensely in creating the film's based directly on the novel. It came out in Russia in Russian atmosphere. Mel Brooks has not yet made 1971 and reached the U.S. in 1972. In 1936, Keep Your NO what could be called an outstanding motion picture, Seats Please, made in Britain, told the story of a NAME but his films are usually fun (if not always good clean prospective heir seeking gems hidden in one of six PUB fun) and they are more often than not quite popular. chairs. 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