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76th Year, No. 130 Duke University, Durham, north Carolina Wednesday, April 8, 1981 Here come the brides well, almost .Today's news Teller backs increase in nuclear energy By Ron Coleman Stressing that "nuclear weapons and power have to "This can't be done without enormous sacrifices, but The United States cannot resist the Soviet threat in be stopped before it's to late," protesters outside the they would be incomparably less than those if we tried the Persian Gulf except by saving the energy it has auditorium showed a slide projection ofthe results of to fight a war in the Persian Gulf," he said. and producing more energy, nuclear physicist Edward the Hiroshima atomic bomb for people to see as they Teller said the U.S. is doing well at saving energy Teller told an overflow crowd in Gross Chemistry entered the building. but "in producing energy, we haven't done well." He Auditorium last night while a crowd of anti-nuclear Sumerford said the vigil was necessary because "it's blamed excessive oil regulations which kept prices low demonstrators held a silent vigil outside. important to have an anti-nuclear presence here since and did not give oil companies incentives to find new A group of more than 50 Duke students and Durham we disagree completely with everything he has ever energy, but he said that the Reagan administration is residents carrying signs and posters protested against done." starting to reverse that trend. Teller, the man who vigil organizer Steve Sumerford Stan Gergen, Trinity sophomore, said that he He cited windmills in high-wind areas of Hawaii called the "father ofthe H-bomb and the major author participated in the vigil because "nuclear energy and and solar cells as his favorites for the future. Teller of nuclear power." weapons are not as big a concern as they should be. It's said solar energy may even be competitive with other Teller, a native af Hungary and now a senior a shame that it takes something as disastrous as Three forms of energy in some areas within five years. research fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford Mile Island to make people concerned." But Teller said the full-scale continuation of nuclear University, delivered a witty, 50-minute talk and then Some of the protesters also laid themselves across energy is necessary in the near future to counteract the answered questions for the 21st Fritz London the floor of the lobby conducting what Sumerford destabilizing effects of oil imports, and he warned Memorial Lecture. called a "die-in." This was done to "symbolize what those opponents of nuclear power that peace is in He dwelled on the "really bad news" that the Soviet nuclear weapons mean — the death of millions of danger. Union has surrounded the Persian Gulf, an area from people," he said. Stating that there is no safety record in the energy which he said America imports 45 percent of its oil, Inside the auditorium, Teller, perched comfortably industry to parallel that of nuclear power and that with an army stronger in both size and quality than on the lab counter, said the energy shortage facing the better educated and better paid operators could insure that of the U.S. world is "exceedingly serious, and it will hit the Third even greater safety, he urged the Nuclear Regulatory "When the Kremlin decides to take over the oil fields, World in an even more cruel fashion." Commission to hurry and license all existing reactors they can do so, and we can't do anything to stop them," "The worst kind of pollution, the pollution of and those under construction. This would result in a he said. poverty, cannot be relieved without energy" to provide decrease in imports of one million barrels of oil per day While in the long run Teller pointed to wind and irrigation and fertilizer for Third World land, Teller and save the U.S. approximately $15 billion in just one solar power as the "horses I am betting on," he said said, and to do this "we need to use energy from every year, he said. this country must now look for more oil and gas and available source. Teller summed up his speech by stating what he must fully utilize nuclear energy which he called the "We need to satisfy the elementary needs of people if considered should be America's two most important "cheapest, cleanest, safest source known to us." we want peace," he said. goals — to ensure peace as far as possible and to help "The nuclear option is not an option," Teller To avert the consequences of a cut-off of Persian the Third World through the unavoidable process of claimed. "It must become a major part of our energy Gulf oil caused by a possible Soviet takeover, Teller chansging into an industrial society. The only way to effort because it is one ofthe most potent ways to make said, America's ultimate goal must be to stop achieve these, he said, was to use all possible "energy the world in which we live more stable," he said. importing oil altogether. from heaven and earth." Speakers discuss U.S. intervention By William Hawkins Walter said he supports the political solution. intervention which the United States has Three speakers last night discussed the pattern of "I would hope that we may find a political maintained," Sumerford said. United States intervention in El Salvador in a settlement, but we must be aware of the fact that Sumerford said the U.S. intervention has been symposium entitled "El Salvador — an American political solutions are more difficult to reach, evidenced in its involvement in Vietnam and Chile, Perspective. especially when conditions are as polarized as they incidents which should not be considered as Knut Walter, former administrator of El Salvador's are," he added. unintended aberrations of policy. Catholic University; Steve Sumerford, member ofthe Sumerford said the intervention in El Salvador is "This country has a history of intervention which Southeastern branch of the War Resisters League; and part of a general pattern of administrative support for was accepted by the public until Vietnam . . . Reagan Joyce Johnson, a member of the National Black repressive regimes. is following the pattern he advocated in Vietnam and Independent Political Party, spoke to a crowd of "I think it's extremely important to see it as a part of Chile. It is wrong for him and others to see a Soviet approximately 150 people in Social Sciences in the a broader policy that the Reagan administration is threat as a justification for our presence in EI second in a three-part series of symposia on El implementing. El Salvador is part of a long pattern of Salvador," Sumerford said. D Salvador sponsored by a number of campus organizations. A graduate student in Salvadoran history at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, Walter ASDG urges rehiring of Kolena emphasized the "dangers of looking at the problem from an immediate point of view," and said the present By Ranee Cleaveland was the professor himself. Failing that, "you should go conflict in El Salvador is part of a history of popular to either the director of undergraduate studies for the rebellion against oligarchical rule. The ASDU legislature last night passed a resolution urging the University to offer John Kolena, visiting department or the chairman of the department. "For years it has been thought that Central America assistant professor of physics, an adjunct "If you can't get satisfaction from these channels, could operate on the basis of a pluralistic, capitalistic professorship. you should talk to the assistant deans of Trinity society, and it has been clear that change, if it could Because of budgetary problems, Kolena, who College. If they can't help you, go to the associate dean occur, could only come at the expense of the oligarchy. teaches courses in astronomy and astrophysics, was of Trinity or myself." "When this change fails to come about, we find not rehired for next year by the physics department. Commenting on ASDU's role in disciplining ourselves back at square one, with the added threat of Over .600 students signed a petition expressing teachers, Friedl said, "It is ASDU's privilege and right political violence," Walter said. disapproval of Kolena's dismissal. to question teaching practices, but some degree of While organizations for popular government have As an adjunct professor, Kolena would teach courses confidentiality should be retained because people's been supported by most Salvadorans, Walter said on a part-time basis but would be ineligible for tenure. lives and . . . reputations are at stake. these organizations have had to compete with official "We feel this compromise will solve the situation," "Suggestions are welcome, but suggest through military organizations and tended to exercise said Bill Podulka, one of the co-sponsors of the bill. private, established channels, with ASDU committees repression. "It's not fair to ask the physics department to have working through the proper avenues." "I think that it can be said that the Army is the him stay on when they don't have the money, and its In other business, the legislature approved budgets political party of El Salvador. Both the present Junta unfair to Kolena for him to be rehired full-time when for the Anthropology Majors' Union and Pi Sigma and the-previous one exist at the discretion ofthe there is no possibility he can get tenure." Alpha, the political science honorary fraternity. The army. Early in 1979, the situation was becoming Stephen LoBuglio, another co-sponsor of the bill, body also heard a first reading of a bill to institute the crucial, and there were violations of human rights. added that Kolena could very possibly be in the Graydon John Forrer Award to recognize integrity in The coup of 1979 was an example of purely military Durham area next year, as he has been offered a legislators. occupation and was implemented at the level of the teaching position at the North Carolina School of Nominations opened for speaker of the legislature military," he said. Science and Mathematics. Thus, Kolena would be able and for chairmen of the five standing ASDU Walter said he sees two possible solutions for to teach classes at Duke. committees: Academic Affairs. Athletic Affairs and conflict in El Salvador — one political and one The legislature also heard a presentation given by Maintenance, External Affairs, the Student military. The political solution is for there to be Ernestine Friedl, dean of Trinity College and Arts and Organizations Commission and University Affairs. "recognition of the political Left as something to be Sciences, on the established channels for teacher Those nominated for speaker were Liz Aldridge, negotiated with" and the military solution calls for review. Trinity sophomore; Shep Moyle, Trinity freshman; "the elimination of the Left or an overthrow of the Friedl said that the first avenue available to a and Podulka, Trinity junior. Nominations will also be present Junta." student dissatisfied with a professor's teaching ability accepted at next week's meeting- • Wednesday; April 8,1981 Aeolus The hand behind the Duke BB scene By Kelly Walker and Dave Fassett One of the biggest mysteries concerning the Duke into the number one spot and became the woman basketball program this season revolved around the behind Duke basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski. ft "Meet the Blue Devils" segment of head coach Mike Born in Alexandria, Va., Carol (how do you get Krzyzewski's weekly television show. While the Mickie from that?) Marsh grew up in a sports-oriented player, the setting and the topic of discussion would family. Her father was a baseball coach, her brother change from week to week, one part of the feature was a football mentor. It wasn't until her move from remained constant — the small hand gripping the Marsh to Krzyzewski however, that basketball microphone in the lower corner of the screen. became the center of her life. The hand never spoke, rarely moved, and often She attended Carson Newman College in Tennessee became as overlooked in the picture as its owner — the and graduated with a major in physical education. "I subject of the great mystery — is overlooked in the never intended to teach phys ed," Krzyzewski said. world of Duke basketball. Luckily for Krzyzewski, his "Sports have always just been a major part of me." mysterious interviewer is not likely to end their After attaining her degree, Krzyzewski moved to relationship over something as inconsequential as Chicago and took a job as a stewardess with United fame and fortune. Airlines. It was there that she met her future husband. The two were introduced by a mutual friend. "We * * * * met in Chicago," she explained with twinkling eyes, "The following summer Mike was back in town and "and it was absolutely not love at first sight. Our first called, inviting me to see a Bears' game. I learned later date was to see Martha and the Vandellas, I remember that I was his third choice . . . and I just wasn't going it clearly. He told me he went to a technical school so I to settle for that." wouldn't know he was a cadet. I thought he was OK." Twelve years later and happily married, Mickie Krzyzewski is a very competitive person and she met COUsSTESY OF SPORTS IMFORHMION OFFICE Krzyzewski didn't settle for second best; she moved her match with Coach Krzyzewski. Throughout the The Kizyzewski family: Mike, Lindy, Mickie and Debbie. Aeolus this week is not a women's early part of their relationship they were rivals in a great quantity of time to spend with the kids but everything they did. "Whether it was a bridge game or when he's home he's available. He gives them quality magazine, nor a parody of the television discussing politics, we always seemed to be in time." show that put Bobby Sherman in teen opposition," she said, "It wasn't until we were married Both girls take their father's active occupation in magazines. We set out to satisfy our own that we started to compete together against others." stride. "Mike gets a kiss, a 'good luck' and a 'beat whoever' before each game," said Krzyzewski. "The curiosity about the spouses of a few This brown-eyed brunette currently balances her time between rearing the children and working with kids seem to understand what's going on and can feel prominent people around campus, and the basketball team. The mother of two — Debbie, age tbe conviviality or hostility of thecrowds, particularly discovered some very nice folks. As 10, and Lindy, age 3, known to the team as "The Bear" Lindy. At home games she is as alert as can be, and yet — she takes full responsibility for the children. at away games when the crowd is hostile, she'll sleep President Sanford said, sometimes the through the whole thing, noise and all." University gets 'two people for the price of "It's understood that the kids are basically mine on a day-to-day basis and the mother role doesn't bother Constantly on the move, Krzyzewski herself is one,' and we're all the richer for it. me," she said. "We both realize that Mike doesn't have See the real special K on page 4

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"I love her job. Since she's taken the position, I feel like I've become closer to Duke." FIGHTS BACK For Malechek, Duke has changed somewhat since WIN * g Q 0 0 m SILVER DOLLARS when he was here. "In '73, there were a lot of holdovers THIS WEEKS CHAMPION CONTENDER from the '60s. By the time I graduated, the shift toward conservatism had started." Lelia Livengood This new conservatism is largely a result of the Register Today economic situation. "People care about different things now," Malechek observed. "Students today are more concerned with getting a job." uou're mi/es ahead He sees the same trend in his high school students, STEELPREME TMSMHNWH.L .. .The real FIGHT for Continued from page 3 RADIALS rarely found at home during the day. Debbie is in 40,000 MILES GUARANTEED TJjiChucLk Upchurch school, but '"The Bear' just adjusts. Sometimes I drop BETHESDK A her off in a day care center and other days she comes to Plus 100% Road Hazard Warranty* C\ work with me." 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Aeolus The Jackie behind the pulpit: author, mother and gardener -By Lisa Regensburg The stereotype in the title "preacher's "A real Moravian" and an only child, could look after her child like she could. wife" usually brings to mind a petite Young comes from a close-knit family in "I filled up Kool-Aid and cookie brigades woman, dressed in black, with white the religious community of Salem in for four different schools," she joked. But gloves — soft-spoken, very active in Winston-Salem. she enjoyed every minute of it. church groups and charity organizations. In grammar and high schools she was When Young was growing up both her But, whatever the image, Jackie Young actively involved with her school paper, parents worked. Coming out of the does not fit it. an interest she pursued through college, depression, her father built houses and her Wife of Robert Young, minister to the working as a general assignment reporter mother was an artist, so she grew up University, Jackie Young said she had for the Winston-Salem Sentinel-Journal. "knowing how to saw and hammer like the "never met any preacher's wife that fit the She attended UNC-Greensboro "back in best of them." stereotype." That stereotype, she asserted, the dark ages," when that school was Thus it seemed only natural that she definitely did not fit into the picture she known as the Women's College, and she and her husband would build their own had while growing up. graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill. Young home. Located on seven and a half acres Of medium height, with curly light- characterizes herself as a "true tarheel" off Cornwallis road in Durham, the brown hair and a contagious laugh, Young and gloats over the fact that she "can't Youngs moved there from College Park, does not look her 46 years. Nor does she lose when Duke plays Carolina" because N.C, when Robert Young was appointed dress in dark conservative colors, nor she roots for both teams. minister to the University six years ago, serve in church groups. It was at UNC-Chapel Hill that she met bringing with them "the horse and the Instead, she is a reporter for the N.C. Robert Young. She laughs at the incident. animals and the four teenagers." Leader, covering mostly science and When her future husband called to ask her See Young on page 8 energy stories, as well as doing features on out she was engaged to someone else and, people in Research Triangle Park. She also she said, "It wouldn't have occurred to me Jackie Young's accidental meeting with Robert Young wa writes features for some religious to cheat on him ... I thought I was Hfc." publications and has written three accepting a date with a basketball player children's books that are as yet — and I had always wanted to date a unpublished. basketball player." Young said her most interesting When she was notified by the desk that The battle be assignment was to interview the medicine her date had arrived and she went sexes exists, man of the Cherokee Indian tribe in North downstairs to meet him she found that he Carolina for the North Carolina Botanical was not the Bob Young of Carolina joking is not I Gardens' publication. The interview, she basketball. said, also helped in her job as chairwoman "I never did date a basketball player," a means to k of a committee working to build an herb she said, but it "was the best mistake I garden, whose purpose is to trace the made in my whole life." and women s history of herbs from their beginning. They were married upon graduation and In conjunction with her gardening then she taught at Durham High for two There just isn committee work, she and a group of years while her husband attended Duke talking going student employees from the botanical Divinity School. After a year in Glasgow, gardens had the opportunity to live on an Scotland, she decided to quit teaching to Indian reservation a couple years ago. In raise her children. the home of an Indian woodcarver, Young She said it had been her decision to quit found a refreshing atmosphere which she teaching, explaining that when her first said was "much different from our throw- child was born six weeks prematurely and away society." choked at birth she realized that nobody 'Sh spii yoi Practicing the values go< Amanda Smith, Professor James D. Babel's wife,combine s the woimth of WO] that she preaches the "Southern woman" and the independence of the "career woman." -By Gina D. Presson a si Set back in the woods along Cullowhee programs for expanding sex roles in the "The battle between the sexes exists. their husbands be better than they are in her Spring, the yellow trimmed house is the public education system. In 1976, Title IX Sexual joking is not funny, but a means to every way. They are always testing: are picture of Southern domesticity and was passed requiring each state to have a keep men and women separate. There just you man enough to stop me? If she can find ma gentility. The large porch spanning the director for sex equity; she was the only isn't enough talking going on. A lot of guys one thing wrong with him, he is worthless. front of the house, the door flanked by person in the country who had directed are going out into the world not in the least This is cruel and unrealistic. It is columns reminiscent of "Tara," and the such a program so she became a prepared to face the kinds of lives their important to get our values more four Welsh ponies in the yard give one the consultant with the new administration. women are going to want to lead and they consistent," she added. feeling of returning to another era. With the proposed Reagan cutbacks, are going to feel double-crossed because no Smith says we must define those values The "lady" of the house, however, "funds for such programs are scarce and one told them. No one told them that they early. "We must stress friendship as a provides a sharp contrast to the Scarlett in places invisible," she said. are going to have to carry their half," she positive goal and reinforce the concept of O'Haras of days past. Amanda Smith, said. an innate sexual identity with our wife of Professor James David Barber, Since 1978, she has been an independent "Women many times have double children. It is important for children to maintains the warmth and charm of the management and education consultant understand that their sexual identity is "Southern woman" along with the vitality for sex equity. Smith travels extensively, feelings — they want to be independent, but at the same time they want to be taken theirs and that they don't have to earn it. and independence ofthe "career woman." lecturing and organizing workshops that Silas' male identity is in good shape She manages to integrate raising two stress the necessity for establishing trust care of. Many men say that women want it both ways, but men want it both ways, too. because he doesn't know how to talk yet," sons, Silas, age eight months, and Luke, between the sexes. she said with a smile. age four years, with pursuing a career as a She is careful to ration her time, she They don't mind the second salary, but they still expect the woman to maintain Smith's mother instilled these ideas in consultant for sex equity. says, "because I have a book to write and ' her at an early age. "She raised me to make Smith came to Durham in 1972 as field children to raise. I travel eight days a the house single-handedly. There is a lack of serious conversation with men about my own decisions and not to be pushed director for the state McGovern campaign, month, on average, and maintain at least around," she said. Smith was raised on a and his advisor on women's rights. Soon one week when I don't go anywhere." changing roles — women talk to other women about these expectations. When 1,000 acre farm in Virginia that her afterwards she married Barber: "I married Smith has been working on a book about mother ran alone. "Mother is a strong the boss, as he was chairman of the trust for five years, based upon her these discussions occur it is going to be painful. woman. She was a good model," Smith National Coalition for a Responsible workshops experiences..She is concerned said proudly. She was one of five children Congress, of which I was a member," about uncovering the conditions which and thought she wanted 13 of her own. Smith said. prevent trust between the sexes and "High-energy, high-ability women have tfarga From 1974-78 she directed pioneer changing them. a particular problem. They insist that See Traveler on page 10 "smai )lUS Charming and gracious, Sanford is University's 'best salesman' -By Carolyn Finney Margaret Rose Knight married Terry built in the Tudor tradition), the easier existence, and the pressure is not so Sanford in 1942. Since then she has been architect's plans for this house were heavy as it was in Raleigh." catapulted from the life of a student and printed in the newspaper. "I thought it teacher to the hectic world of politics and was the biggest house I'd ever seen, and I There is a constant flow of people in and then to the ivory towers of the academic never once dreamed that I'd be living out ofthe Sanfords' home. Last week they world. But after 39 years of a very public there," she said. entertained approximately 60 candidates for the Angier Biddle Duke scholarships. life, of being scrutinized by the media and Likewise she never dreamt of the kind of of entertaining legislators and professors This particular evening the participants of life she would have as the wife of a the Round Table on Science and Public and students, she is quite unruffled by it politician and University president. all. Affairs were dining at the Sanford home, She met Terry Sanford when she was an and the next night a party in celebration of Sanford loves her home on Pinecrest undergraduate studying English at the the 10th anniversary ofthe Public Policy Avenue. A huge split-level house built in University of North Carolina, where he department had been planned. the Japanese style and sheltered by the was a law student. She had planned a surrounding woods and landscaped career of teaching and had already Joel Fleishman, founder of the gardens, it is the place where she and her coached girls' basketball and taught high department, has known the Sanfords for husband spent the first few years of his school seniors, but she stepped naturally 30 years and occasionally escorts Mrs. presidency. They now live in another, and gracefully into a career of politicking Sanford to basketball games when her smaller home, and use this house for with her new husband. husband is out of town. He calls her "the entertainment purposes. most gracious, engaging woman and Sanford's first taste of politics occurred hostess I have ever seen. She has a Martha, the maid, opens the front door, when her husband was elected to the state tremendous capacity for making people PHOTO BY DAVE GERSTENFELD a wood and stained-glass creation, and senate for two terms, but because her two feel at home." Fleishman said that bung was "the best mistake I made in my whole retreats to annouce the newcomer. children were young at that time she was whenever the department wants to recruit Sanford emerges to welcome her guest: she mostly occupied at home. Her support someone for the University, they always is wearing a polyester suit of red, white became more concrete when Terry Sanford make it a point to introduce them to Mrs. and blue with a knot of ribbons at the neck served as governor of North Carolina from Sanford as well as her husband. "She is of her blouse. The first thing that strikes 1961 to 1965. "It was an exciting time the best salesman for Duke," he said. "She e between the you about her is how incredibly gracious because those were the Kennedy years," has so much energy, and is meticulous in she is — you automatically feel she explained, "and it was especially the details of everything because she sts. Sexual comfortable and at ease with her. exciting when Terry carried the state for wants to make sure that everyone is taken lot funny, but She immediately leads a tour of the Jack Kennedy. He risked a great deal for care of. She is terribly important to the house, guiding her visitor from room to Jack then." institutional life ofthe University." room. She wants you to see everything: the to keep men Campaigning for the governorship Her experience in politics and the beautiful view of the woods, the guest required a great deal of energy. "I was an separate. bedrooms, the modern art collection. She University have conditioned Mrs. Sanford never so tired," Sanford recalls. "Terry to criticism of her husband. Unfavorable points out a particular painting, was never home and I was always t isn't enough incomprehensible to the inexperienced coverage and letters in the Chronicle don't entertaining and responding to really bother her. eye, and watches your face for a reaction. invitations. Things are different these >ing on.' days because most politicians' wives have "You never can know how thick your She is not the sort of hostess who steers skin can get," she said. "You don't like to her guest directly into the living room from their own staffs, but I had to do everything J on my own." hear your husband criticized, but after a which they are not allowed to roam; she is while it just rolls off your back. Terry has just as eager for him to see the kitchen, The responsibilities were similar but been a very, very fine president of Duke where trays of oysters are lined up on the more demanding when her husband ran University." aluminum counter and preparations are for the presidency in 1964. She stayed at 'She lifts everyone's being made for a dinner party that home while he travelled across the Terry Sanford spoke equally well of his evening. Martha has everything under country, "but all the same it was very wife. He said that when the Board of spirits and cares about control here, and takes time to pour a soda hectic. There were many things Trustees elects the president of a young people — she's a for the guest and a glass of ice water for the happening down here, and I was always university, they are really getting "two lady of the house. seeing people," she said. "1 don't think the people for the price of one." average woman has the same adrenalin Sanford readily admitted that he may good mother, a "Martha is wonderful," remarked her have a biased point of view, but he thought employer as the kitchen door swung shut for politics that a man does. Rosalyn wonderful hostess, and Carter does have a great deal of adrenalin his wife "does an outstanding job. She behind her. "I don't know what I would do thoroughly enjoys people and what she without her." She took a seat in the long and is involved and takes an active role, a super teammate, both but she's more of an exception." does. She provides all of the little touches and spacious living area, where a small that may go unnoticed but that are so here and in the governor's fountain fills the room with the sound of Sanford's political views are similar to important to the University." gently trickling water. The house is those of her husband although her magnificently modern and comfortable. Sanford said that his wife's dedication mansion.' philosophy is "a bit more conservative." to Duke is as staunch as his own, despite Several years ago when the Sanfords She supports the Equal Rights her undergraduate days at UNC. He were living in the governor's mansion in Amendment but she said she has recalled how in 1969, when he was Raleigh (which was totally different and ambivalent feelings about it and she is not appointed president of Duke, he was asked involved in any movement to legislate the at this first press conference if he would bill. When asked if her husband supports have any conflict of loyalty in the Duke- the ERA, she looked uncertain and replied Carolina rivalry, to which he replied that hesitatingly, "Well, I think he does. . ." he was 1,000 percent for Duke. and then with more conviction, "yes, yes, I am sure he does." When the same question was directed to his wife, she became very solemn and Sanford said that her husband will answered with a straight face and a always be interested and active in politics twinkle in her eye, " T hate Carolina!' " but will not run for president again. She There was no question in her mind who did not reveal her feelings about this, but she was going to root for. one senses that she is relieved and glad. Margaret Rose Sanford has a great deal Her function as the wife ofthe president of contact with Duke students, and of Duke University is not different from although she admits to not having much her political role: she is still the perpetual knowledge of student life, her impression hostess, but without as much strain. "It's of Duke students is that they are "smart, easier to be my own individual self," she serious, and all seem to be happy." said. Her role requires constant entertaining and receiving, "but on a She receives every single freshman that broader dimension. Before our lives comes to Duke and also hosts parties for revolved around politics, but here we have students who have involved themselves in University life, such as the FACs for next PHOTO BV DAVE GERSTENFELD the Duke community, with the faculty and year's freshman class. Margaret Rose Sanford, who receives every freshman, says most Duke students seem to be their wives and the campus club. It's an "smart, serious, and. . -happy." See Little on page 10 Aeolus

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TUAD AND IsOU HWE Continued from page 6 DISCOVERED THAT THE RfSHTRAHONE OF THE WINSED BI­ Young said she has always been encouraged by her VALVE IS NOWE. OTReRTMASTUE family's support, particularly her husband's. "He's FABIEP fltfi Z<*«. OUR PROTAGONISTS excited about my writing and knows how much it ARE COOKING W SOHETriKJB SNEAKf means to me. And it's thrilling to see how supportive To RIP THEMSELVES OFTHE HWIW-HAD the whole family is." nOLiUSK.- But Young has never been one to sit back. Now she is pursuing a newfound interest in photography, taking a course at Durham Tech. She has also taken courses in literature and religion at Duke and worked at a tutorial program for underprivileged children at the Edgemont Community Center in Durham. wHKM&ffi®. She said she subscribes to the "German ethic — • /s^hr^jjiMMK everyone works." And she's not your typical preacher's wife, by any means. • : : s Thosse summer nights won't be TOO long—and daysfor that matter Four is too many, jusr 2d has been unbearable. Welcome bads, Judy. Fasss—celebrate with a microphone? Bird's Farvttianx for ttie ssupsporr. JD—Good luck wiiti iniotion. s^ La—only 3 to go—hong in ihere Math—can you count to forever? Thanx. the |«EANWttltE,ITS HKWlt,THt MILL THAD AND LOU BE ABLE TO adorable editot and her assistant, out chauffeur, the imprissoned one ond the CARRVOUT THEIR PLAN BCFBRF afflFUVING CUM ,0N TUE W*P third licks persson. Sports a to. Lifeguard—sspring it is then?The gardens? Love THE •HTO TURKE Y TETRAWVN/, POOPSCE CACRIEJ THFM OUT? FOUOMINCI THM> AMP LOO 3 nwoour NEXT WEEK iM: singles-wnshine ond rainbcws ro all. RAP1RTK1N -TltMk . MOVIW ___-| CLOSER, EVEfi C1*3*B... BOLD TOE EXPRESS!

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1 2 3 s B 1 12 13 14 * / „ " 111 " " 17 " 81 mmf 1n n » • 26 27 ?a , JU 33 34 1 " 1 " 35 1 1 1 " 39 • PEANUTS by Charles Schulz 42 4L1l " H 45 46 1" /SET OUT THE \ /THEV PIP THAT 49 • " TAR? ANP COVER 1 ; j V^ETTV FA5T )li ' ^m " vTHE INFIELPjy 53 54 5b " SB H 50 i G1 u 1TTTI^T ' 1 V 54 • 87 I 1 1 T>X-i 1' i 1 H 1" Thir Trio N.Y Nev s S nd. Inc 8 f ft All Rights Reserved i Wednesday, April 8,1981 Aeolus Spectrum. TODAY Pi Beta Phi — F TOMORROW Luce & Fulbright-Hays Scholar­ . lifiPucyhP . ZAC - Israeli Cafe Nite 7:30 p.m ;r pick up AMCAS packet in 11 Duke Gardens. ship — Info, meeting 7 p.m.. 136 Soc. ZTA Pledge Chapel Basement. FAC Steering Committee — sSci. Trent Co British Culture Housecourse - Interviews 7-11 p.m.. 232 sSoc. Sci. ADW - Meeting on SprinBfest 7s30 Cable K:Mi l.C. Libra p.m., 219 Soc. sSci. 1982-83 Applicant to Old Cher Conferei Performing Arts Committee — Cyclist League — Elections 7 p.m.. School - Meeting 4 p.m., li AOPi AOPo - Officers' Workshop 6 p.m Meeting 6:30 p.m., 2(11 Flowers. 231 Soc. sSci. Women's Soccer Club - 3d. Soc. sSci. GENERAL •ciety of Black Engineers — p.m.. Upper IM Fields. Duke Chess & Backgammon - Kappii Alpha Theta — Last Day to Writing Assistance Center Meetir .,207E AEPhi - Meeting 6:15 Meeting 7:30 p.m., 201 Flowers. order pics is Wed.. 305 House G. Hourss Mon.-Thurs. 3-5 and 8-10 p.i Fellowship of Christian Athletes Foriegn Languages. Religion Majors — Picnic 4:30 p.m PreMeds — Those applying this Sun. 6-10 p.m., 106A Carr. Classifieds Get A Friend Into Bed!! Kappa Sofa and matching chair, Found in Engineering Fully-furnished Apartment. S210/MONTH, 2 BEDROOMS, Trivia Question Kappa Gamma and Tri-Delta $125; Formica kitchen table Library: Two key rings with Roommate Needed: Summer 2 good to be true. Duke Manor. Tuck-In Service: complete According to the Guinness with two leaves, $40; Queen and/or 81-82 Academic Year. 2 bedroom apartment for $210. keys. Come to Engineering with bedtime story and Book of World Records, what Size Waterbed, headboard and Private bed and bath. Pool. Available Mid-May. Call 286- Library and identify. goodnight kiss! Sign-ups on book ranks as the one stolen heater, $185. Call Sue at 383- $115/month plus utility share 4910. Found; Ladies' Watch on Main Quad, today and during most often from public 42s50 early morning or nights. ($15/month). Start May 1 if Central Campus playground Summer Sublet — one room in Springfest. libraries? Keep trying. desired. 383-3738 — keep 4/4. Call 684-1809 to identify. a large, furnished house 2 1974 Audi Fox. New tires, new trying. CHI OMEGA's - Celebrate Yesterday's Answer 1 Set of Volvo keys on Main blocks from East Campus, battery, am/fm radio, good all those A's on the pledge Quad found 4/7. Call x-0980. House or Apt. Wanted color TV, stereo, washer- mileage. Asking $1100. Hurry! dryer. $100/month. Call final ... in the CI tonight. I lost a pearl ring Friday 688-1013. Looking for inexpensive Roger at 688-4714. Pledges at 9 p.m. — sisters at somewhere between the D.U. (cheap) apt. or room in house 10 p.m. for the intense Pledge 1975 Honda XL350 motorcycle. and West Campus. PLEASE for the summer. Roommate(s) SUBLET - May 5-July 31.1- (yeh!)-Sister Drink-off. Be Excellent condition, low call Carolyn at x-1755if found. needed; preferably female. Bedroom Duke Manor. there or be sober. Personals mileage, high MPG's. Helmet REWARD. Call Pegi, x-6656. Unfurnished, quiet location, included. $700 or best offer. near laundry, tennis courts. KAPPAS - Wednesday, April SMOKIES GETAWAY '— Help me find an apartment or 15-minute walk to West, 8, is the LAST day to order and Duke students know we're the Call Richard, 684-7305. For Rent house starting in August, thru Hospital. 286-0601. pay for pledge formal pics . 1 getaway to relax and BJ.C. 980 Turntable Empire Tuxedo Rentals — Present next May! Requirements: (group pics, too), unwind. Quiet as the fireplace 2000 E/3 Cartridge & Call 286- Duke ID Card for 25 percent cheap, two bedrooms, near LARGE 2-Bedroom apt. at CALL BIRTHCHOICE if you in your cozy cottage. No 1139 anytime; Want good discount off our regular rental DUKE MANOR from May East or West. Call NOW: Lisa are pregnant and need help. interruptions except those you Dead Tickets for it. Ask for prices — not valid with any thru Aug. 15. Close to pool. x-1582, x-2663 (leave messagel. Call 683-1133. We care. want! Horseback riding Nick. other specials — Bernard's Rent negotiable. Call 383-1797 nearby. $30 for 2 people, $35 Help Wanted Wo Ne Sublet or Rent after 6. Fully Furnished!! Be a part! Apply now for a for 4 nitely. Mountain Brook. convenient location — 704 position on a University WANTED: Hungry, Energetic SUBLET: May-August. Large CHEAP SUMMER SUBLET U.S. 441 South, Sylva, N.C. Ninth Stret — Across from Standing Committee or the People to eat Falafel, sip wine, fully furnished one bedroom CHAPEL TOWERS, 2 704-556-4329. West Durham Post Office — Duke Manor apartment. Very WDUK Board of Governors. or do some Israeli singing and bedroom, 1 1/2 bath. Phone 286-3633. close to West, $215/mo. 286- The four standing committees Many wishes for Happiest dancing at a Wild-n-Crazy Furnished, pool. Near Tennis are: Traffic Appeals Board, Birthdays this week! From Cafe Nite brought to Duke by 1439. __ Courts. 383-7161 between 5-7 Rider Needed which hears appeals on traffic Maggie to: Jamie, Wally, the Zionist Action Coalition. p.m. Best offer now! Rider Needed to N.Y./L.I. Are you signing 12-mo. lease Jackie, Greg, Joel, John, Jay, This amazing offer is for only fines and makes recommenda­ area, Saturday, 4/11 a.m.; in Chapel Tower beginning House: 4-Bedroom, 2-bath, tions on traffic regulations: Liz, Adam and Kent. I love one night - THURSDAY, May? Lease our 2-bedr. Next return to Durham Wednesday, gas-heated, modern kitchen, 1 the Traffic Commission, ya'll - MJT April 9, in the Chapel to pool, laundry. Reduced rent. 4/15. Call Ilene, x-1700. mile from East, need 1 which determines traffic Basement starting at 7:30 p.m. Call 383-5985. Attention FRESHMAN!! Paid — don't miss it! Need ride to Massachusetts roommate. Call Andy 286- policy; the Union Board, your class dues and not Work-study student needed to (will go to N.Y.C. or Conn.). SUBLET — $175/month. 1 0379 between 9-11 p.m. which oversees the policies of received your yellow sticker the University Union; and the work this summer, preferably Can leave after 5 p.m., May 4. Bedroom Duke Manor Fully furnished apartment. for your semester enrollment Student Health Advisory fulltime. Duties will involve Not much luggage. Call Cathy Apartment. Available May 15- Convenient to Duke and card yet? Well, you need it for Board which determines the filing, answering the after 10 p.m. x-0224. August 15. Great Location. shopping. $100 for one our HAPPY HOUR on Friday underlying philosophy of telephone, taking accurate Call 286-1797 evenings. bedroom. $200 for 2 bedrooms. in the D.U. So call Karen, x- messages, and tabulating Ride Needed Large, furnished house Student Health Services, 7659 or Jill, X-03W today. A/C, washer. Bob — 493-2975. statistical information. Duties Please take me home (my suitable for five people — negotiates a student accident HERE IT IS!! Sublet May 1 - and health insurance policy 3-Day might also include some data home not yours) after finals. electricity and water paid. and evaluates alterations in entry. Good oral communica­ Need ride to Miami, Saturday Aug. 30, SlOO/mo, and share Call 682-1062. utilities, in fully furnished policy. Applications are tion skills are required. If afternoon May 2 — will have 3, count them, 3 days left. Sir house off East. The hell with available in the ASDU office, interested, please contact only a LITTLE luggage (am SUBLET: May 5-August 15 James had better watch out. Duke Manor at $215/mo!! Call 104 Union, Deadline is Janet Whitehead, Duke sending rest home early). Call with option on lease. 2- Norm, 682-3337 until 1 a.m. Wednesday, April 8. University Employment Elaine: 684-7352! Bedroom Duke Manor Apt.; Office, 684-2015. partially furnished, a/c; pools. Stop by 121 W. Lynch St. Anyone going to or coming You'll be impressed. from ATLANTA anytime $257/mo. 383-8023, evenings. Services Offered necessary." You are IMPOR­ Wanted: Non-smoking males between April 10-20 please call PLAIN VALUE - Furnished Announcements Don't want to drive back to TANT! Love, the Pi Phi as subjects in paid EPA Heather, 684-7533, home 1 1/2 miles from Duke New York for summer? Pledges. experiments on the UNC-CH (off Morreene). All imaginable Rounder Recording Artists Responsible student will drive Ride desperately needed to comforts! $100/person/month. Congrats to the new officers of campus. Total time commit­ NRBQ appearing in concert it back for you after May 4. Atlanta for the weekend of Call 383-3177, Only women GILES!! What a great crew. I ment is 10-15 hours, including with Fruit Bears, Sunday, Call Dave at x-7846. a free physical examination. April 11. Will share usuals. this summer. love you all. T.D.C. April, 12. Plenty of Beer & Pay is $5 per hour. We need Please call Joey x-0378. Hey Bridget and Brian — SUMMER SUBLET AVAIL­ Dancing. Tickets at Regulator. healthy males, age 1840 with Ride needed to UVA for Thanks for the great job on the ABLE - Duke Manor 2- Music Loft, and PIFC. Call no allergies and no hayfever. EASTERS this weekend. banquet. It was a blast? I,ove. bedroom, early MAY-JULY 286-3572 or 286-9538 for Call Chapel Hill collect for Leave Friday, April 10. Will details. f NOTICE the Brothers and Pledges of 31. A/C, laundry, pool. Rent more information, 966-1253. share usuals. Call Brian at x- Now Accepting Limited APO. Needed on or before May 1 — negotiable. Call Steve 383- FREE FILMS, April 9, noon, Application For Guaranteed 0811. 6316. ___^ YWCA 809 Proctor. Bill Cosby No happy birthday chorus Person to play and care for six Fai Occupancy Ride needed to Conn. - on Prejudice. The Hundred this year — just this year-old boy and one year-old 1-Bedroom Apartment fur­ leaving Thurs. morning April Penny Box, Bring your lunch. newspaper notse — Happy girl from 8:45 a.m. to I p.m. nished. A/C. Walking Mon-Fri . . . Longer hours 9 - desperate. (N.Y.C. will do 688-4396. 22nd Birthday Todd. Distance to Either Campus. with additional duties and too). Please call Chris, 684- BISON - How are the nibbles $167/month. Heat Included. AUTHOR PARTY for George salary could be arranged. 0154, keep trying til any hour. coming alone? And what's Available Early May. Call Willing, author of The Reality Apartments Write P.O. Box 3836, Duke RIDE NEEDED: BALTI­ of Retirement, 2 p.m. under your getting out of 489-1901. Medical Center, Durham, N.C. MORE or WASH., D.C. Saturday, April 11 at the work? Check it and see!! C.2. available 27706. Please!!! Call Alisa, 286-7568 KEEP THE FURNITURE! Regulator Bookshop, 720 Beth, Nancy and Megan — (leaving April 10, returning Summer sublet 2-bedroom Ninth Street, Durham, N.C. The owl, the key, the blue-the Duke Manor. Near pool, within walking Need A Moonlighting April 12). Willing teaches at the Duke blue, the fleur-de-lis and laundry. Option to renew Plumber or plumber helper to Institute for Learning in Grease?!! We love it — u lease. Available May 12. 286- y0 do approximately two hours of Roommate Wanted Retirement. distance of were awesome! What talented 2646.US work. Call 684-3811 during Female roommate wanted for sisters you are! I^ve, Kappa Jabberwocky Humor Maga­ day and 688-4647 after 5 p.m. summer/academic year. Two Duke University. Sunshine Summer Sublet — With option zine Countdown: T-9 days and Please leave message in care bedroom apt. one block away counting. Alexander Haig to continue lease. 1-Bedroom, i apartment that's right tor you of Johnnie Little. from East. $125 plus utilities. content starts tomorrow!! For Sale Duke Manor Apartment. ur wide variety ol locations. WANTED — Any persons Call 688-1013. Helium Filled Balloon Central A/C, 10 minute walk ADPi PLEDGES — Meeting plans and rents. All modern buildings interested in leading week-end ROOMMATE for summer Bouquets Delivered for special to West. $215/month. today at 5 p.m. on Wannamaker )p areas for easy access to Duke bike trips for 81-82 year. wanted. I'm looking for a occasions or just for fun. Available May 11, call 286- patio to paint pledge pifts. all tne Durham area Featuring Meeting April 8, 231 Soc. Sci, summer sublet apartment and Singing clowns also available. 7s902. Bring $10 to pay for lOh conditioning, carpel ing. launOry will need a roommate to split Balloons and Tunes, s967-3433. anniversary dinner. facilities r 1 swimmtrtg privileges expenses. Prefer West SUMMER SUBLET - May- Chapel Hill. Lost July 31. Duke Manor. DUET: Wednesday's mechani­ Save gas r great' LOST - REWARD - On Campus area, but flexible. SCREEN PRINTED T- main West during Derby Day Call Jeff at 684-6556, or 383- Poclside. 2-Bedroom. Unfur­ cal bull CANCELLED!!! NO SHIRTS by professionals! Chase. A Gold chain bracelet. 7766. nished. $220. 383-5406 after meeting: NO riding practice Phone 493-4509 Low prices, superior quality! Great Sentimental Value! If Sunday. Phone calls will Female roommate needed for organize those going to Ttiartgle Communities Many references from pleased found, please contact 684- SUMMER SUBLET - Huge 1337. two bedroom Chapel Towers Sunday's show. Duke customers. T.S. Designs, apatment. $132 plus one-half 2-bedroom Duke Manor Apt. 1808 Chapel Hill Rd. Inc. Student Rep.: -Todd Found utilities per month for 1981-82 Free use of pool, sauna, Duke Cyclist League election Durham Hadbavny, 684-7039. Other Found: Men's watch in Card school year. Call Laura, 684- whirlpool and weight room meeting, April 8, 7 p.m. in 231 products also available! Gym Weight Room. Call x- facilities. Low, low rent Call Soc. Sci. All interested riders Mon. thru Fri: 9-6, 0742. 286-3402. Sat. 10-5, Sun. 1-5. Wednesday, April 8, 1981 10 Faces ... . . /Little touches'

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Main Street students, and that they ask him hospitality of Lyndon Johnson when challenging and provocative questions. 3205 University Drive • 3438 Hillsborough Rd. • they were invited to the White House on Mary Duke Biddle Trent Semans said several occasions. She remembers that G J she and her husband have known the when she met Oral Roberts, the Sanfords for more than 20 years and evangelical preacher, "he had me find Mrs. Sanford to be "full of joy . . . believing the Terry was going to win the we just love to go to their house because presidential election." the minute you step over their threshold you get the feeling that all is going to be Scores of people have crossed her path right with the world." from all walks of life, and Sanford seems "She lifts everyone's spirits and cares to take it all in stride. Meeting people, about young people — she's a good welcoming them and getting them to mother, a wonderful hostess, and a talk are second nature to her, and she super teammate, both here and in the does this with poise, humor and warmth. f A&P FRESHLY governor's mansion. She's never bored Yet it is hard to get to know her. When but always eager for new things and she describes herself or answers a new horizons," Semans said. personal question, she usually does so in Being married to Terry Sanford has terms of her husband, relating to his Ground 5 lb. 18 brought many new horizons into career and opinions. Her delight in her roll Margaret Rose Sanford's life. She has work, house and family reflect the pkg- made her husband's career her own, and comfort and graciousness that she Beef 1 through it has met many famous people extends toward all. Q fjtjtMi JAMESTOWN — ^ ' |f| Sliced QQC . . .Traveler, consultant Continued from page 6 believes that what I'm doing is At the age of 41, Amanda is the mother worthwhile," she said. Wi Bacon «JO of two adopted sons, and looking for a What little spare time' they have is third. "The whole family flew to Hawaii spent with the children or friends. They A&P QUALITY GWALTNEY when we adopted Silas; it was a have worked out a system for wonderful moment . . . People told me entertaining which allows each to many things about motherhood, but no demonstrate their talent: "David does Pork Sausage Meat Franks one told me how interesting it would be. the inviting, I do the cooking. I enjoy Hot Raising children constantly forces you cooking, particularly food that looks as or 1-ib. c to think through what your values are though you tried hard but is really easy. 12oz. and how to express them to a child. I Mild pkg. pkg. Being married to someone like David 78 89' believe it is important to convey to Luke has a built-in social life. I have met some that he can't have gum because it is bad interesting people through him,"she ASSORTED SAVE 30« on 2 for his teeth rather than just because I said. said so," she said. Although she is a gracious hostess Smith and Barber split the housework and guest, she maintains her and child-rearing down the middle. individuality. Amidst the formal chiffon Hi-Dri "One of us will cook supper while the gowns at a recent banquet, Smith other puts the children to bed. One ofthe dressed in a brightly colored kaftan that conditions of distrust between men and was refreshingly unique. Towels 2 88 women results from assigning work She is a maverick in her field. She has •M rolls ^0^0 roles by gender. He doesn't feel succeeded in the tremendous balancing ALL FLAVORS ANN PAGE sacrificial — he's not the sacrificial type, act of career and family that many but he is fair and truly loves fathering. women aspire towards but somehow fail Breyers Ice Cream Chicken Hoodie Sharing the child-rearing is good for the to attain. She is working towards a Save children; Luke has never been in the care better understanding of the conditions 80* >29 Soup f. |00 of someone who has 'had it' with Luke." necessary for reaching this goal of M.gal. ww The children are also partly raised by establishing trust between the sexes. Sav!ave16e > ££lOV2oz.| a housekeeper, who takes care of the ctn. on 4 And as for her husband, "I wouldn't on 4 * cans • them during the day and on the rare trade him," she said with a laugh. • occasion when both parents are out of ANN PAGE town. "It is very seldom that we ar,e both 8 pk 16oz. away. But, thisis an exciting week — EE-uh-lus Potato Chips we've had dinner together three nights Aeolus editor: Annette Tucker 4 in a row," Smith said. The housekeeper Aeolus assitant: Susan Deaton Regular 8 oz. Coke 1 ? gives Smith the time to work on her book Editor: Scott McCartney . or twin P and to maintain her business, which she Business manager: Chris Moser Rippled pack runs from her study in Cullowhee. Advertising manager: Donna Parks 79° Managing editor/editorial: Lisa Regensburg Barber is very supportive of her career. "We are at different points in our Managing editor/production: Cindy Brister FIRST OF THE SEASON! FLORIDA U.S. #1 CRISP SOLID careers. He reminds me that someone Arts editors: John Ayers, Katy Bernheim who is just getting started has to be Editorial page editor: Robert Satloff Cantaloupe hungrier than someone who is already Features editor: Margie Meares Green Cabbage established. He gets a kick out of my News editor: Mark Ayanian, Ranee Cleavelani success. He is very high-status himself. I Photography editors: Ben Tromberg, Jv think he likes being married to a person Heather MacKenzie R„, 100 Sports editor: Dave Fassett, Andy Rosen size who is involved; besides, he is U on,y I committed to what I am doing. He Wednesday, April 8, 1981 .Sports, ,11 MHflEB rlOTjcB "A Powerhouse of a film... : Now Accepting Limited : Now Accepting Limited Akira Kurosawa is a : Application For Guaranteed; •Application For Guaranteed: Netters down State, 6-3 leading caodidate for the : Fall Occupancy • FaH Occupancy greatest living film Avoid The Lottery Hues—Apply Hoii director." frvoid The Lottery Bfcies Apply No* By Brendan Daly won two of the three doubles matches, —Jack Kroll, ', See this exciting community wiiri- I Adiacent to Duke Campus, and Concentration. That was the key to with Joe Meir and Russell Gache, the NEWSWEEK • in walking distance of Duke and J SO convenient to all of Durham; the Duke men's tennis team's 6-3 victory • ihe VA Hospital One and two bed- • Chapel Hill and Research Triangle; currently struggling No. 1 doubles team, Iroom plans offer great value in over North Carolina State yesterday. losing. i Park One and two bedroom gar; ; modern apartment living Easy ; den plans offer modern kilchenj Both Coach John LeBar and No. 1 JaccesstoOukeandallof Ftessearch • with disshwasher carpeting and! singles player Marc Flur recognized that Still, LeBar had to be pleased with his I Triangle area Air conditioning. I air conditioning Swimming pool! Flur's match with AIl-American Andy team's performance. "State's an • carpeting and equipped kitchen ;and laundry 1315 Morreene Rd! Andrews was crucial to the Devils excellent team, and it's always good to • Plus a complete health club featur- I Phone 383-6677 today1 ModeC raising their record to 15-6, 4-1 in the get a conference win," he said. "Flur ; ing sauna, exercise machines and I apartment furnished by Meircc Atlantic Coast Conference. really played well. That's the second "A Triumph.. .a work by a •steam bath Swimming, tennis time he's beaten him [Andrews]. He's master." Icourts and laundry.ofcourse.311 ! MON.-FRI. 9-6. Having lost the first set and down 3-1 •South LaSalle Phone 383-6683 got to beat people of Andrews' caliber if —Kevin Thomas ; SAT 10-5. SUN 1-5 in the second, Flur started to, as he put it, L.A. TIMES • today! Model apartment furnished "really concentrate more. I returned well he wants to get to the NCAA's. He's got a tby Metrolease. Rental hours: 9-6 which kept him from the net. From then good shot at it." •Mon.-Fri.. tO-5Sat-. 1-5 Sun. on I was in good shape." The team also has a good shot at Flur went on to down the highly playing in the NCAA tournament. regarded Andrews 4-6, 6-3, 6-2 victory. However, there are some big obstacles in Daily 8:15 p.m. .Duke When coupled with fifth-seed John the way. This weekend the Devils play Sunday 2:00, 4:45, 8:15 Stauffer's 6-2, 3-6, 6-4 win, another three teams ranked in the collegiate top APARTMENTS match which looked as if it might go the Manor 20. Friday, Duke hosts No. 15 South :' AFARTMENTS other way, the Devils were able to finish Carolina, then travels to Clemson to the singles competition with a 4-2 lead. play the eighth-ranked Tigers Saturday "Those two matches were crucial," before returning home Sunday to meet said LeBar. Harvard, currently rated 18th in the Flur added, "State is very good at country. Elections for doubles, so we wanted to go in with at Said LeBar, "If we can win all three of" least a 4-2 lead." As it turned out, Duke those meets ..." • Association of Independent Houses Laxers cruise past Guilford Officers By Mike Alix stopping their pressure defense we were Three players scored three goals each able to shut off their attack." Q will be held to lead Duke's lacrosse team to its second straight win, a 14-7 victory Thursday, April 9th at 7 p.m. against Guilford College in Greensboro yesterday. Golfers second rm. 126 Soc-Psych The Blue Devils, down 2-0 in the early The Duke women's golf team Offices are: going, came up with six second-period finished a strong second to South President . Secretary goals to take an 8-5 halftime lead. Carolina in a three-day event hosted Guilford closed the gap to 9-7 after three by the Gamecocks in Columbia, S.C. Vice-President Committee Chairmanships periods, but a deliberate Devil offense The Blue Devils' total of 940 was 10 Treasurer Judicial Board Positions came up with five tallies in the final strokes off the pace of USC, and 10 period to win going away. strokes ahead of third-place Furman. All eligible independent Jon Bierman, Duke's leading scorer, Mary Anne Widman and Veronica students are invited to run. contributed three goals to the Devil Karaman anchored Duke, tying for attack, while freshman Hunt Brawley fifth place with a 54-hole total of 231. For more information call: David Kirkpatrick x-1387 and Scott Lurie also came up with hat Duke coach Ron Schmid was tricks. content with his squad's performance, James Dunlop x-0053 Starting goalie Ted McCollough was which included a school record total credited with the win. McCollough made of 303 in Monday's second round. "We 14 saves en route to his first complete couldn't figure to beat USC on their game win. home course," he said. "I was very "We finally wore them down," said happy that we were able to beat the Duke coach John Espey of the team's schools we've been even with formost fourth quarter, ball control tactics. "By of the spring, though." l£EEM\TER Sportsweek RED NOVEMBER, BLACK NOVEMBER Thursday Sunday- s ox Women's tennis vs. North Carolina at Women's tennis vs. South Carolina at The story of the 2 p.m. on West Campus courts. 10 a.m. on West Campus courts. Baseball vs. North Carolina at 3 p.m. Men's tennis vs. Harvard at 12 p.m. on Greensboro Masssacre at Boshamer Stadium in Chapel Hill. West Campus courts. Friday Baseball vs. Maryland (doubleheader) Men's tennis us.South Carolina at 2 at 1 p.m. at College Park, MD. p.m. in Durham. Lacrosse vs. North Carolina at 2 p.m. Baseball us. Longwood at 3 p.m. in in Durham. On November 3, 1979, five members of rhe OVP Farmville, VA. Men's golf in final day of Tar Heel were gunned down by the KKK ond rhe American Men's golf in opening round of Tar Invitational in Chapel Hill. Nazi Party. This film examines rhe murders within Heel Invitational in Chapel Hill. Monday rhe context of the economic and political crises Saturday Women's golf in Lady Kat tournament shaking the U.5. today Through personal accounts Track in Carolina Relays in Chapel in Lexington, KY. Hill. by the windows and co-workers of rhe slain, and Tuesday actual footage of the shootings never seen on Men's tennis vs. Clemson at 11 a.m. in Men's tennis vs. North Carolina at 2 Clemson, S.C. p.m. in Chapel Hill. television, this provocative and timely film Baseball vs. Virginia at 2 p.m. in Women's tennis vs. Wake Forest at 2 challenges us ro examine the facts of this Charlottesville, VA. p.m. in Durham. controversial event. Men's golf in second round of Tar Heel Baseball vs. Gardner-Webb at 3 p.m. Invitational in Chapel Hill. at Jack Coombs Field. IN ZENER AUDITORIUM 109 Soc-Psych Bldg. 6:00 ONLY Football in annual Blue-White game at Women's golf in second day of Lady ADMISSION IS FREE 1:30 p.m. at Wallace Wade Stadium Kat tournament in Lexington, KY. Wednesday. Apnl fi, 1981 12. .Sports. Aeolus Whiffs 16 in 2-0 victory Lamb chops down Deacs on two-hit shutout ^^^^^ By Jon Scher ^^^^^ near-perfect weather on an April 13 Wake hitters in orderJ school record, and leave Lamb, 5-1, with Todd Lamb struck out 16 batters and afternoon that saw the largest crowd of For a long while, it appeared as 62 strikeouts in 58 innings on the year. allowed only two hits yesterday as the the season show up to watch the Devils. though neither team would score. The "Everyone's saying that this is the Duke baseball team defeated Wake The freshman righthander ran into real Duke bats, which had exploded for 58 best game he's pitched," said Duke Forest 2-0 before an estimated 1,100 fans trouble only in the first inning, when he runs in the Blue Devils' last four catcher Tommy Decker of Lamb. "But I at Jack Coombs Field. walked pint-size Deacon second contests, fell relatively. The Devils hit the dont think he's reached his peak yet." "That had to be the best pitching baseman Eddie Avila, then gave up a ball hard, putting runners on third with single to third baseman Greg Lefelar The Blue Devils stretched their latest performance I've seen against an ACC less than two outs on three occasions winning streak to eight by downing the team," said Duke coach Tom D'Armi, that placed runners at the corners with through six innings, but failed to dent nobody out. Deacons. Duke's record now stands 22-5, who posted his first career victory over the plate. 5-3 in the ACC. the Deacons. The Blue Devils moved Lamb put down that rally with little That inability to capitalize on Three players, Don Pruett, Tom into sole possession of third place in the trouble, and gave up a hit in the fourth opportunity irritated D'Armi, who Brassil and Decker collected two hits conference with the win. and another walk to the 4-foot-ll Avila called a team huddle on the field prior to apiece for the Devils. Duke picked up 10 Lamb's masterful outing matched the in the fifth before setting down the last the Duke seventh. "I told the team that base hits (nine singles) off Deacon Todd was pitching the game of his life, pitchers Warren Newton and Frank and we were going to get him some Warner. runs," D'Armi said. Wake Forest coach Marvin Crater was D'Armi's pep talk had almost surprised by the degree of improvement immediate results. Buddy Copeland led displayed by the Blue Devils since he off the seventh with a walk, stole second last saw them a year ago. "Duke has and then scored on Bruce Quintana's always had a good representative team, single to center. The Devils added an with good hitting. But pitching has been insurance run the following inning, their weakness. And that's the when Don Pruett was driven home by difference this year." Gary Brown's single. A two-run cushion Devil Notes — Pruett enjoyed a 2-for-2 was more than enough for Lamb. day that raised hid batting average to Buy ONE Pizza .452 in 17 games. . .Lamb, who's earned Get the Second Pizza "I like to pitch with a lead," said run average has now fallen to 1.34, came Lamb. "Once we got one run, I knew we close to attending Wake, according to Of Equal Value were in good shape." Crater. 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