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Duke University Volume 74, Number 50 Thursday, November 9, 1978 Durham, North Carolina Early vote aids

clasBy Tim Farrosw fund-raising good job at all "We've got to pay more motivating fund raising problem recently is that attention to all of the among the alumni. We've we have gotten a late start classes as groups, rather got to get out and let in reminding graduates of than just the freshmen students see what we are their status as part of their and seniors," said Mike trying to do, and at the class. The earlier elections Peterson, assistant direc­ same time keep our this year should remedy tor of annual giving, standards high," Peterson that." Office of Development last said. Class officers are week. He mentioned the great responsible for arranging So this year, class amount of attention and coordinating all class elections will be held administrators pay to activities and events November 16, and officers freshmen by having small subsequent to graduation. for both junior and senior get-togethers for them According to Peterson, the classes will be elected. during their first semes­ ideal officers would be Class elections are ter. He went on to say that "open — minded, and able normally held at the end the administration ig- to keep ail the diverse Could Republican incumbent Senator Jesse Helms (!) be saying, "Try of the spring semester of nores the sophomores and interests of their class­ again in six years, John Ingram (r)?" "Mr. No," as Helms tagged himself the class' senior year. juniors, only to resume mates in mind." Tuesday night, took 54% of the vote. For details on national results, Peterson said the earlier fawning on the seniors in see page 3. elections will allow the hopes of receiving money officers more time to from them as alumni. create awareness in their "Duke students are Wilmington 10 defendant denies class of future fund- sophisticated, socially raising efforts. Future and politically, and it is officers will also be elected impossible to fool them a year in advance. with false motivation or that parole implies closed case The election of class promises," Peterson By Dan Falstad officers is an annual event continued. Reginald Epps, co-defendant in the Wilmington 10 black high school students. which determines who case, said Tuesday night that although most of the ten The first film was a complete tape of the defendants' will represent the gradua­ Peterson responded are now out on parole, they do not consider the case press conference held at Central Prison immediately ting class for the next five positively regarding the anywhere near closed. Epps spoke to about fifty people after N.C. Governor James Hunt's decision last years. The offices in enthusiasm of recent in York Chapel following the presentation of two January not to grant a pardon to the group. The question are the president, Duke graduates toward informative films on the case. second was a "60 Minutes" documentary on the case. fund-raising efforts."I a vice president for each of The Wilmington 10 were charged with and convicted Also present at the meeting was Turner, the single the three undergraduate think graduates generally of the firebombing of Mike's Grocery in Wilmington, have a good attitude white co-defendant, who detailed the actions the group schools, and a secretary North Carolina in 1971. The group was comprised of the wishes to encourage. She expressed hope that people, treasurer. toward their alma mater," Rev. Ben Chavis, Anne Sheppard Turner, and eight he said. "One major upon learning about the case, would write the federal "We haven't done a Department of Justice and their elected officials demanding attention at the federal level to the case. Henry New son honored The program, titled "Wilmington 10: Still No Justice," was sponsored by the Wilmington 10 Defense Committee, the Divinity School Women's Cour cil, and the Black Seminarians' Union. Portrait exalts nuclear physicist Chavis, the Wilmington 10 leader and a student at By Mike Ruth his contributions to Stagg Field in Chicago serve on the Manhattan Duke Divinity School, was not able to attend the A recently commission­ nuclear physics, died May with Enrico Fermi and Project, where his work meeting because he is still in prison. He did, however, ed portrait of the late Duke 14, 1978. other physicists during earned him the War send a personal message to the group emphasizing the physics professor Henry Born in 1909, Newson the first controlled slow Department Service "necessity to struggle for human rights." W. Newson will be earned his B.S. in nuclear reaction in 1942. Award. The defendants' demand for pardon focused on unveiled here on Sunday, chemistry in 1931, and a Following this, in 1943, he various prosecution improprieties which have been November 19, according Ph.D. from the University was appointed principal In 1948 Newson joined the faculty at Duke, where uncovered in the years since the original trial. The to E.G. Bilpuch, a of Chicago in 1934. There physicist for Oak Ridge prosecution's three leading witnesses have since professor of physics. he served as instructor National Laboratory. he worked to improve the precision of nuclear recanted their testimony, admitting publicly that they Newson, who was and physicist until 1943. were bribed and misled by the prosecutor. Newson was present at Newson went on to spectroscopy and engin­ internationally know for eered the acquisition and However last January Hunt, though aware of the installation of one of the new developments decided that the Wilmington 10 had first commercially prod­ received a fair trial and that he would not grant them a RLC maintains existing uced Van de Graaf nuclear pardon. He did, however, reduce most of the sentences, accelerators. In 1966 originally totalling over 280 years, by about one third. Central Campus lottery Newson established the In the press conference film the defendants By Margaret Donnelly they've settled into apartments just Triangle Universities expressed their shock at the governor's decision. They The Residential Life Committee because dorm people want to move in Nuclear Laboratory, made several charges of racism, and Chavis called the (RLC) made no recommendation at with their own roommates." which has become a Wilmington 10 case a "classical lesson in North its meeting Mondaynight to After lengthy discussion, the RLC leading center of nuclear Carolina racism." He said that "North Carolina leads change the Central Campus decided that there was little research in the southeast. the nation in political prisoners." Apartments' lottery system. difference between the Central After the films Epps commented that it was the first Gwen Mouser, a Central Campus Campus students' proposal and the From the early days of time he had seen them and that he "had to struggle to student representative, had requested actual university practices as his career, Newson hold (himself) together." a resolution stating "people (request reported by Barbara Buschman of the collaborated in experi­ Epps said that there were two reasons why he and ing Central Campus housing) will be Office of Student Affairs. ments leading to many the others, (with the exception of Turner), refused to moved into ail available single spaces In an effort to establish long range major discoveries in the take the stand in their own behalf. First, he said, he before any attempt is made to goals, the RLC created two ad hoc field of nuclear energy. didn't want to risk implicating others and second he consolidate present residents." subcommittees, an East campus With his colleagues, he "really didn't feel that what the state was pulling off study committee to be chaired by Ken invented the overall would be sufficient for conviction." Mouser had reported in an Adler, a senior in Trinity College and control system which still Both Epps and Turner said that for personal and interview Sunday that, "Under the a committee to review living is an important facet of legal reasons all the Wilmington 10 want complete present system (Central Campus standards for campus groups,to be research with nuclear exoneration for their alleged offenses. They want their residents) without roommates are chaired by Jim Werner, also a Trinity reactors. names and criminal records cleared. "Only then," unfairly shuffled around after f n||ppp spninr . Turner said,"will we rest." Page Two The Chronicle Thursday, November 9, 1978

hit Ocean Engineering flicks will be you pre-conceptions, bring only your rtins Fri shown at 8 in 115A Engine House. imagination land dice of all kinds). Main Quad. ASME will meet before films at 7:30; all Jewish-Christian Dialogue: B:30p.m.. ZETAS: Get psyched forthe formal SPECTRUM substitute locker attendant ibis week ME's welcome. Be there! Baptist Student Center on Alexander the Raleigh Women's Club. Ta Highway 70 to Raid; condolences. so why not come up and meet the best Avenue. Dr. Robert Osliorn and Dr. looking guy on campus' Cosmos can't Orabtree Valley Mall. Go under th. 5:15 p.m.. Holy Com beltline and take the Koger Executivi PHI MU's: Get psyched forthepledge Memorial Chapel. Duke f TOMORROW Parkway Exit. The club is on the right NCSI.: Meeting at 7 p.m. in the office. University community is at 5:30. Get psyched for a good dinner! formal. Also, initiation is on Sunday in Resolutions will he distributed and the iittend this service. Chapel Hill at fi. Attendenee is Duke Arab American Studeni There will be a MAJOR SPEAKERS DUNGEONS & DRAGONS(D&D) meeting with UNC-CH discussed. s !,.»!P's: Mecti committee meeting at 6 in 201 Flowers. meets in 201 Flowers. Come enjoy a mandatory! Hringt for hotel and nnmeplates. Call if :ill Mil- M-A.it,:, p.m. in 136 Soc-Sci. Pledges ALL ARE WELCOME. Fantasy Role-Playing game of magical THE SENIOR CLASS is mighty fine. you Oral mnke it. Remember the ICthis (DUKE UNIVERSITY/MEDICAL PROMOTIONAL OPPORTUNITIES at 6;15 p.m. in Soc-Psych. Get psyched Princeton Univer vill I GERMAN TABLE meets at 5:30 in the LOCATION C-Campus MC-Medical Center h !i,::,- n then C.I. Wir werden Deutseh sprechen! "Kisi 1'i.sili ADMINISTRATIVE/PROFESSIONAL: !: Ht:.: ti'formal. President: Archival Evidence on the LUTHERAN CAMPUS MINISTRY Medical Lib Supervisor — MC, MT (ASCP] Certified preferred Must know how to draw blood. (11 position. $13,291. 'Real' Ike" al .'!:;!(>. 204 Perkins. The will have a worship service at 9:45 in the Au'l. Baseball Coach — C, To work under the direction ot the Director ol the Athletics end the Head Baseball Coach to day at 4 p.m.. lower l.\1. field. public is invited. SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY DIVI­ handle coaching and recruiting. Prior baseball coaching exp. preferred. (1) position, part-time. Energy Engineer — C, Responsible for the design, review, and operation of the Energy Conservation Program for the iturdnys cancelled due ti> the Wake AFRICAN ART AND HISTORY - SION OF INTERNATIONAL University. B.S. degree in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering preferred. Considerable exp. In the development and west game. Yes, we an- chartered. Peter Mart will discuss the role of art in PROGRAMS ABROAD will be in 229 Implementation ot an energy conservation program lor electrical, water and gas utility systems. (1) position. (17,222. ATTENTION CHI OMEGAS: African society. Trinity College Allen at 5:30 to speak with interested Advertising Salesperson — C, To solicit advertising accounts for publications. To supply the Publications Board Historical Society: 4:00 p.m.. Art Business Office w/materials and instructions (or the production and publication ot advertisements To assist the Campus. Everyone Advertising Manager in planning advertising promotions and campaigns Sales exp. helpful. Use ot automobile and valid NCSL: Meeting at 7 in the office. ivited. Distribution of resolutions, discussion Am't. Ansa Managar, Dining Halli — C, Some college preferred Must be flexible in schedules, early and late shirts c dyna, of meeting with UNC-CH. bring $ for required and occasional weekenOs. Some knowledge of food preparation w/tast food exp. desired. Ability to relate to "South Street" pla hotel and nameplates. Remember IC college students. (1) positron. (9.152. SYRACUSK UNIVERSITY DIVIS­ the CI.Sponsored by STEPS, the Duke this Sun. in Raleigh. Call if you can't Physical Ttwaptol, Sr. — MC, Clinical exp with in-depth exp. in neurosurgery treatment. Certificate or degree in ION OF INTERNATIONAL PRO make meeting. Physical Therapy and N.C. Physical Therapy license. (1) position. $12,189. GRAMS ABROAD will be in 22» Allen Admlnitratlva Coordinator — MC, Prior work exp. in supervisory acctng. required, preferable in a non-profit Sky-Devils: Fantastic weekend and at 5:.'t0 p.m. to speak wih interested Petitions for Junior and Senior Class organization. College degree preferred. This position will involve the establishment of bookkeeping and acctng. systems pig r.nx>kin'. Meeting in 120 Psyeh-Soc. Elections may be picked up at the and the development o( management reports (1) position. (12,189. al 7 p.m. to organize rides for this Alumni Affairs Office. They are due at weekend. New jumpers invited (or the ASDU Office Nov. 9. Elections will NURSING SERVICE • be held Nov. 16. Head Nunc, Grad. N.C. license. Demonstrated admin and clin. Soccer practice for FADS (Women's Ich mochte ein Zimmer mit Bad. Au'l Dlractor/lnaarvlca Education, Master1 i degree in Nrsg. required w/clln.. teaching and man Soccer Club) at 4:30 on lower IM field. German Table. 5:30 in the Wine and See you there. please come an that we can Cheese shop where the Sprig is during Instructor*., Baccalaureate in Nrsg. Clin. exp. in designated area. Teachingexp. preferred Peds. (2), t ATTENTION ALL KAPPAS: lunch time. Bitte. kommenl Center (1), Reed and Strudwick (1). Scholarship Banquet is at the Country Register Nurae. Grad. nurse received or appli :ense (98) positions ATTN. Theta Pledges and Ac- Project WILD'ers! T-shirts are Nurie Clinician, R.N. w/clin. exp. in specially a Squire (on 15-601 towards Chapel Hill) Pledge Meeting at 5:JK) p.m. in Vi ready. Please come to the meeting Memorial Chapel. All are invited to l)-room. Bring up dinner trays. (with money if you haven't paid) to especially Cystic Fibrosis. One pi is on hemophileacs and sickle cell Neurology and Gi There will be no meeting of the pick them up. Aiil Head Nurte, R.N. who has demonstrated iveryofNrsg cai Arab American Student Assoi-ii responsibility of Head Nurse (16) positions. Duke si <2>. Peds. (1), (1). Psych. (1).R Hope to see yog all durinK Fri. Surgical Spec (2), Gen Med (3). Emergency (1) 5U (1). ceptl.i Licensed Practical Nurse. Grad of an approve positions Duke West I, Ob-Gyn. a MAJOR SPEAKERS President: Archrival Evidence on the Attention Kayak Club Members: 'Real' Ike" at 3:30, 204 Perkins. The Advanced LPN, (2.5} positions There will be a practice session in the Supervisor. Grad. of assoc degree, diploma or Baccalaureate nrsg. pro; lowers. ALL ARE WKI-COMK. public is invited. East Campus Pool at 7:30. Members N.C. B.N. who has demonstrated competence in management of person CHKKRI.EAI>ERS: Joint practice The meeting for the Kiilington Ski necessary to make sound decisions affecting operational procedures. (1) please attend. •ilh partners al R p.m. in Card ((loops. Class for P.E. 3H.2 will be in 104 Card Project Director/Quality Assurance Program and Nrsg.. Available Jan. 1, 1979. Master's degree in Nrsg. required. Mm. v.ught i Bon i Kaye • ::!

PCA-Sea Level Hospital, Nurses aide trng. or exp 3 shifts. (3.01. 3, Pay ranges from $60- Computer Operator - MC, IBM 370/158 exp. ptel 82. $70. Experiments are run Sr. Research Technician - MC. B.A. or B.S. pr •*/pre p. Exposure to microbiology and in Chapel Hill; travel immunology preferred. (2} positions (4.76. Research Technician — MC.B.A. or B.S. or equiv e. eferred Background in biochemistry, chi Wanted to Buy: OLD reimbursed. Interested or physiology helpful (4} positions fulltime. (2} pos part-time $4.05. healthy males. 18-30. with Medical Technician — MC, CLA or MLT prelerrec t-time, 20 hrs./wk. nights. (1} position. (3.82. GOMIC BOOKS. Marvels, Sr. Med. Technologist — MC, MT-ASCP w/previo matology exp. preferred. (1) position. $5.16. Disneys, D.C.'s, Golden no allergies or hay fever, Sr. Med. Teehnologlsl — MC. ARRT or ASCP rei or eligibility. Previous working exp w/exposure to RIA. (t) Age. TOP MONEY PAID, FOR SALE EXXON GAS: should call Chapel Hill position (5.16. Electronics Technician — MC, Aid in the construcl Call 489.3668. Reg. 59.9. Unlead 64.9, collect. 966-1253, from 8-5, I operation of el Interviews for the new High Test 66.9. Best for more information. Sr. E.M. -MC, Ability toprepare Provost's Council on the Exxon price in town. 1810 PART-TIME JOBS - BIG Arts will be held Thursday W. Markham Ave. Across MONEY: Accounting, CLERICAL: and Friday this week. from Kwik Kar Wash #2 Law or Prelaw students Secretary — C, 40 wpm typing Exp. required. One position prefers working 20 hrs./wk Both positions begin 12-4-78. $3.71. Sign up for an interview at (near East campus). preferred. All aggressive, Customer Service Repr, — C, Consult w/clients at D.U. to determini the ASDU Office, 104 articulate, hungry stu­ printing jobs. Knowledgeable of type and lypesetting specification; dents o.k. Need sales reps photgraphic reproduction processes. Familiarity w/grads and types o Union. This is a great Accounting Clerk — C, Exp. in performing variety of clerical acctng. Ie opportunity to involve for CPA/ LSAT Cassette il. (1) pi yourself with the fine arts Home Study Programs. Secretary MC, 40 wpm typing. Exp. requii C;>hl (>( refer dictaphor lit ions preler med. tt One position prefers exp w/magCardiff. prefers s/h or speed writing. Two pi at Duke. QUIET COUNTRY Call Jim DeeatTotaltape, D/t 2Q hrs/wk. $3.71. HOME. Accessible to Inc. Toll Free 1-800-874- Patient Relations Repi - MC. Typing required. E) i hospital insuranceand accounts receivable. Past publiccontact Ride needed to Western Duke. Straight or care­ 7599. In Florida call exp. preferred. (1) ition. (4.05. Kentucky (Hendersonl for Clerk Typist Sr. - C, 40 w typing. Exp requii Some acctng. exp. preferred. (2) positions. $3.50. One position taker rental. Panelled collect 904-376-8261. 1505 temp until 3-30-71 Thanksgiving. Will share walls. Two porches. N.W. 16th Ave., Gaines­ Clerk Typist Sr. — MC, 40 wpm typing. Prefers knowledge ot medical terms. One p/t, 20 hrs/wk. — prefers PM usual. Please call Gray Garden. Orchard. Wild­ ville, FI. 32604. nours (21 positions. $3.50. Hodge, x7227. Admin Secretary— MC, 50 wpm typing ed. Exp. in operatiningmagg mag carc d typewriter, calculator. Will be responsible life. Workshop. A place for ASTHMATICS needed for for scneduiing of appointments, hand lint ine correspondence and coordinate functions within department Wil Dear cat lover: Allergy in tranquillity. 688-7218. smell threshold testing $3 needle buoget and billings for resident re is. Ability to interact w/all levels of people (1] position. $3.82. Family. Feline must leave Otfice Clerk — MC, Knowledge of libra rk helpful. Position will involve carrying large volumes from library to. HELP — I am going to per hour. Make up to $21. 10'Oxmg (1) position. $3.23. for the Utica, New York England. Must SUBLET Sign up outside016Psych. Medical Record Clerk — MC, Ability to work w/color coded filini Area ASAP. Will Share- for spring semester For information call Mike .nvoivao (1) portion 1st shift, (1} position 2nd Shift $3.23. Expenses. Call 694-2440 or Medical Transcription 1st — MC, 40 wpm typing Med term and d furnished one room x0740. Oala Entry Operator — C, Exp. in k/p preferred. (2) positions. Is li82-890o. Ask for Carol. apartment in Duke- Record and Microfilming Clerk — MC, Previousexp. working w/use To the terrific guy last Manor. $175/ month plus Library Assistant — C, Library exp required. Duties will include weekend, J.V. was great electric. Cal! Mark 286- student assistants, supervise evening shelfreading and inventory and and you were an absolute 1098. Working hours: 4:00 P.M. to midnight $3.82. Found on West Campus DTO — MC, Ability to type 20 wpm. Good communicatior blast! Ich bin verruckt Cultural Services Ass't. — MC, Past exp in arts administr, Prefer exp. as acres uber du, Ed. Your little Sunday night: one applications. (1) position $4.05. Help Wanted friendly female cocker Accounting Clark — MC, 40 wpm typing. Prefer backgi in acctng. Prefer k iule. 5 (1) p S3.50. spaniel type dog, light Oata Expediter — C, Examine, iddispatchinputford* Need ride to Portsmith, SITDI'S RESTAURANT blond in color. Call Willie Va. Leave Fri.. Nov. 10. needs experienced cooks 684-0880, or Brad 684- losition $3.82. Medical Secretary - MC, 50 wpm typing. Med. t* id dictaphone e Return Sun. Lisa 286-0231, and wait people interested 7599. desirable Knowledge of grant bookkeeping. (1) posit 3.82. >. Prefer some exp. Past | (W4-2663 (work). in continental food and insurance Claims Processor — MC, 40 wpm typing re LOST: Women's glasses- position $3.71. . preferred dealing in healll wine service. Apply in orange frames w/ leather Editorial Aas't. Sr. — C. Exp in editing and writinj person, 111 West Main position requires exp in styling copy and Journalism in languages. Good typini case. In vicinity of Personnel Clerk — MC. 30 wpm typing. Knowledge • Street. hospital, quad, and positions. $3.50. campus drive. Please calf TRIANGLE BUSINESS Teacher need for Reform CRAFTS. TRADES, AND SERVICES: Jane 684-5753. SERVICES. Secretarial Jewish Religious School. Public Safely Officer — C, Must meet Cflti established by the Attorney Gener, NC. Rotating shifts. |5} and telephone answering Sunday mornings, 11- LOST: A gold Cross pencil positions $4.05. ain upkeep of floors (1) posilion. services. Theses, disser­ 12:30. Grade 5. Rabbi engraved with name Healing Pit. Serviceman — MC, Repair tations, manuscripts, term Yoffie, 489-7062. 489-3280. Matthaw Comisky. If ad.ustirg. and repairing boilers, generator: WANTED: Non-smokers found, please call xll2(i7, or House Counselor — Highland Hospital. A papers, and resumes. and ci Addressing and mailing. as subjects in paid EPA drop off at the Phi Kappa 01*1 Assistant — MC, Tally a I Notary. 714 9th street. experiments on the effects Sigma section or room 204. menus Some diet writing involved, (t) position, part-time. $3.50, Suite 207, Durham. N.C. of the Environment on LOST: A navy blue Dietary Service Aide — MC, Be able to read w/understandinq. material such as recipes and nourishment orders. (2] Health. No complicated cashmere sweater. Left at Otetary Service Aide, Sr,_MC, Be able to read w/understanding, material such as recipesand nourishment orders 131 27705, Phone: 286-5485. l (Next to Carolina Copy tasks involved. The the basketball scrimmage posn-ons $3.23. ' Center) experiments this F'all 2 weeks ago. Please call TO ALL DUKE EMPLOYEES: All Duke employees wishing to transfer must have been employed lor six months In a involve you for two Sara at xl693 or leave at position before being eligible to transfer unless special permission Is granted by supervisor. Transfer/upgrade request Experienced Secretary forms are available at the Employment Office, 2106 Campus Drive or Employee Relations Office/Hospital, Any employee •:-i>nsi-Cii[ivi.- wrck-chiys, •••- Flowers. (It wasn't mine). wishing to transfer must 1111 out the transfers tor referral to appropriate openings by the Employment Oftlce. Thursday, November 9, 1978 The Chronicle Page Three Election strengthens minority party Governors' victories renew Democratic losses in Congress Republican Party vitality promise to hamper Carter By Wah-ren Weaver Jr. Pennsylvania, Texas and Wisconsin. By Hedrick Smith more conservative than the last one on • 1978 NYT News Service The Democrats retained the other four, ' 1978 NYT News Service 10 test issues ranging from mandating a NEW YORK — Republican candi­ New York, California, Massachusetts President Carter seems likely to face balanced budget and starting a national dates for governor took nine states and Florida. greater difficulty in the next Congress in health-insurance program to public away from the Democrats in Tuesday's Besides the three big states, winning support for social reforms and financing of congressional elections. elections, scoring major victories in Republican governors were elected to an arms agreement with the Russians, "You're going to have a skittish Texas, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin replace Democrats in Tennessee, even though the numerical gains won by Congress, a more fiscally stingy while surrendering only three smaller Minnesota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Republicans in Tuesday's elections were Congress," commented one experienced states to the Democrats. Nevada and Oregon. Democrats won in only modest. Democratic strategist on Capitol Hill. At the same time, Republicans elected three currently Republican states — A poll of all members of the new House "All my senses tell me there's a slide to about 300 new members of state New Hampshire, South Carolina and of Representatives conducted by The the right. legislatures around the country. By Kansas — and in Maine, whose New York Times and CBS News "The president is going to be pressed their own count, they took control from governor is an independent. indicates that the House will be slightly very hard on welfare reform and on the Democrats of 12 legislative houses health from within his own party, and in 13 states and possibly a 13th in all those are big-ticket items," this Alaska. Democrat commented, "but he's gotten a These gains were regarded as very clear message from the electorate particularly important by Republican that they want to slow down, to go easy leaders because they will enable the on big spending." Republicans to block Democratic plans to redraw congressional and legislative On the specific issue of an arms accord district lines. with Moscow, Jody Powell, the White Rebounding from a current political House press secretary, conceded that the low of 12 governorships, the Republi­ defeat of five Senate Democratic liberals cans gave a demonstration of renewed would probably confront the White vitality that not only raised the number House with an even stiffer fight for of statehouses they control to 18 but Senate approval than previously. also increased the likelihood of a strong All five had supported the administrat­ party showing in the 1980 elections. ion on the Panama Canal treaties and had been counted upon by the White Beginning next year, there will be Democratic Governor Jerry Brown of California and Virginia's Repub­ House for support on an arms agree-- Republican governors in six of the 10 lican Senator-elect were among the winners in Tuesday's election. largest states: Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, Peace treaty Three ASDU Trinity veep candidates present platforms for today's election By Karen Dunn and coordinated. delayed again All over the country this is election week and the Andress was responsible for getting gynecological By Bernard Gwertzman Associated Students of Duke University (ASDU), in exams included in the student health fee and was 11978 NYT News Service keeping with the trend, has chosen this time to hold its instrumental in coordinating the Housing Locator WASHINGTON — Israel's chief peace negotiators own elections. Service designed to help students find off-campus told Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance Wednesday All the candidates have been traveling all over housing. th st their government had again rejected compromise campus presenting their platforms at ASDU Andress claims that her involvement, hard work language aimed at resolving a crucial political issue sponsored forums. and experience qualify her for the position. "Once delaying an Eyptian-Israeli peace treaty. The three candidates for Trinity vice president agree people get into ASDU, they tend not to look outside Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan and Defensi on many of the same issues, but have different ideas on and that's a problem," she said. "I'm willing to work Minister Ezer Weizman reported to Vance that the how to achieve the results. for changes." Israeli Cabinet had instructed them to seek the Steve Turner, a junior, promises to work for Vice president at large eimination from the treaty's preamble of any "constructive social change." Turner cites five priority The position of vice president at large involves linkage" between that document and subsequent areas: construction of the new student center, the working with all three schools: Trinity, Engineering, steps toward an overall Arab-Israeli peace settlement. resistance of attempts by Durham County and Nursing. Both of the candidates for this position The Israeli Cabinet met without Prime Minister government to tax off-campus students, increased feel that their job is that of a coordinator and that they Menachem Begin, who is on a visit to Canada. student input, more accountability of ASDU, and more should work with the other legislators. Since inclusion of "linkage" between the treaty and focus on student needs. other peace steps has been deemed crucial by Lois Anne Wood, a Trinity junior, proposes that President Anwar El-Sadat of Eygpt, the outlook now is "The University has enough money to shell the ASDU eliminate committees that overlap and sched­ for further delays in achieving agreement on a treaty University Center now," Turner said. "Once they get ule ASDU executives to attend house meetings so that text. that far it will force the officials to complete the they can facilitate input. necessary internal construction." Vance said last Friday: "We have now resolved "ASDU is the only voice between the student and the almost all the substantive issues." The remaining As an off-campus resident, Turner hopes to administration," she said. "It needs to actively and isues have evidently proved to be difficult. represent all students. "People in ASDU tend to have regularly solicit opinions in order to run more George Sherman of the State Department, who is the same ideas," he said. "ASDU needs to reach out to efficiently." people and get student input." serving as spokesman for the peace treaty Wood's main issue is to increase student input on negotiations, said Wednesday that Dayan and Ringo Eads, a sophomore, supports the completion tenure decisions: "Students need to have a say in what Weizman gave the Secretary of State the latest of the University Center, but also addresses more teachers we have." thinking of the Israeli Cabinet during a 30-minute immediate issues such as reopening the Games Room and selling beer throughout the day. "Although it's a Wood is now working on getting students charter meeting at the State Department Wednesday flights at discount rates. "The main point in my favor morning. trivial item, the Games Room is a good alternative to the CI," Eads said. is that I've already started working on many of my Asked why it was taking so long to wrap up the proposals," she said. "ASDU should provide services negotiations, Sherman said: "We're at the harder Eads is also concerned that Duke is losing its to the students." identity as a liberal arts school. 'Duke is taking on the issues." Margaret Murphy, a junior double majoring in Weizman flew back to Israel last Thursday night form of a corporation," he said. "There is a place for corporations, but it is not here." nursing and history said that her affiliation with the after Vance had conferred with Begin in New York two schools should prove to be an asset. and obtained the Israeli's acceptance of some points. "It is the responsibility of the University to see that Murphy said that she wants to address the problem In Jerusalem, Weizman reported to the Cabinet on students expand themselves," Eads added. "There is of advising immediately because it needs some major the negotiations and, according to Israeli sources, was just too much stress on a graduate education." changes. "Advising affects the quality and the course unable to win a consensus in favor of the compromise Eads maintained that an effective leader needs a of our education," she said. "Professors need to attend language on "linkage," which he and Dayan had good rapport with the administration. As a student training and information sessions." provisionally accepted during the negotiations on the member of a Board of Trustees committee, Eads claims Murphy said that she would like to see an understanding that the Cabinet would have the final to have a good working relationship with University word. undergraduate business major reinstated: "I think it's officials. called for." It is unclear what Begin's position is on the "I've done things in the-past and I'm committed to Murphy also said that the only way to start the remaining issues. Some Israelis have suggested that working in the future," said Carol Andress, a junior. University Center is to generate interest through the he generally agrees with Dayan and Weizman, the two Andress wants to see the University Center completed students. so-called "doves" in the Cabinet, but wants to allow by the committment of the students through Student Finally, Murphy said that parlimentary procedure the more hard-line members of his government a Project for University Development (SPUD).She also chance to be heard even if it means delaying the slows down the working of ASDU. "If we can change negotiations for a few weeks. said that the advising system needs to be centralized some of the procedures, we can get more done," she said. Page Four The Chronicle Thursday, November 9, 1978 Mel Ray; computer man at Duke By Mark Bartner with background in both weeks traversing the halls The first area Ray terminals. It is not a lack Registration printouts, higher education and data and courtyards of the examined in depth was of computer time, but lack registration cards, and processing lasted about a University to meet faculty; instructional computing. of access to equipment." even course schedules... year. Last May Mel Ray, administrators, and the "I'm concerned about Ray redirected funds ail by computer. former director of the few students still around. computer, literacy in our from the computing Computing plays an computer network at the He spoke with many of society," Ray said. "There budget to make two increasing function in our University of Nebraska, the major computer users are very few professions, substantial, immediate lives and in the operations came to Duke to fill the on campus so that he could occupations or aspects of improvements. The first post. better understand the our lives that computing was to set up a badly- "At most institutions situation and needs in will not in some way needed remote terminal on like Duke," Ray explained, each of the four disci­ impact, either directly nr East campus. The facility, Feature plines. "One of my major indirectly. installed with equipment of institutions like Duke "there are four disciplines of computing: health care, goals is to help this "It concerned me that last week, should open in Aware of its tremendous institution deal with our students' access to the near future. expansion in computing, instruction, research, and administrative comput­ computer needs as rapidly computer services was so The second improve­ the University estab­ " Ray said. restricted due toth e lack of lished a task force in 1976 ing. It is important that ment is the installation of to study the problem. The Duke have institutional Continued on page 5 task force recommended perspective — that there that the University hire he a recognizable plan and an assistant chancellor strategy for computing in for computing to central­ each of the four disci­ ize planning and evaluate plines." WINE & CHEESE SHOP When Ray first came to Photo by Henee Andrews computing activities. , AND STEAK ROOM RENAMED Duke he spent four to six The search for- a person by Ed Arrington A new name has been selected for the Wine, Cheese, and Steak Room. 32CEES2aaCS; zsaaSsssssEcs The Dining Halls would like to con­ vide an atmosphere of good entertain­ gratulate Jack Milner for winning the ment and food. "Name That Place" contest with his The new name, "Top of the Quad", If you did not get your 1977-78 suggestion of "Top of the Quad." rightly implies a move up from the Jack, a Duke senior, will be awarded care-free, informal Quad to a different five steak dinners of his choice, compli­ atmosphere of quietness, fine foods CHANTICLEER there is a waiting ments of the Dining Halls. and wines. The "Top of the Quad", located in During the basketball season and the West Campus Ballroom has be­ cooler months, Top of the Quad is a list outside the Chanticleer Office come a favorite place to go for stu­ favorite place for relaxing— a place to dents, faculty and staff seeking fine enjoy excellent imported and domestic foods, wines, and entertainment. wines and cheeses, the finest U.S. door, 304 Union Tower. To be The Wine and Cheese Shop was es­ Choice steaks, candlelight and a fire in tablished November 17, 1977, and the the old fireplace—along with good eligible for a free copy you must Steak Room became a new addition on friends—nightly live entertainment— February 21,1978. The two were com­ at the top of the Quad. have been at Duke both semesters bined September of this year to pro- last year. Those students who were at Duke for only one semester are THE eligible for a free copy with a OAK minimal charge. The deadline for ROOM signing the waiting list is Friday, CAROLINA AUTUMN CHAMPAGNE November 10, 1978. DINNER The Oak Room will be open on Saturday, November 11 for pre-game and post-game dining specials.

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Directed by Alexander Mackendrick and starring Alec Guinness as the leader of the most improbable gang of crooks imaginable, it is a delight- oncoction of humour, suspense and satire and ranks as one of the all-time greats of Brit­ An excellent selection of wines — and achampagne fountain 9 ish film comedy. 1 at 50? a dip. "Lproariouity funny comedy" "Devastating satire" "Hilarious fanrasy oi murder" VfOVIES ON TV COMMONWEAL PAULINE KAIL. KISS KISS BANC BAND BIO-SCI AUD 7:00 & 9:30 Live entertainment and candlelight to set the mood to enjoy Put your inflationary worries aside. Hill only one do//ar gourmet dining. . Thursday, November 9, 1978 The Chronicle Page Five response tothe problem, work on long-range objec­ worked at Stanford for fiscal concern." not a long-term strategic tives in instructional and eight years. Because he is from the ...Mel Ray plan," he said. research computing. He Before coming to Duke, Midwest, Ray said he has Continued from page 4 science, sociology-psychol­ "But I'm very anxious to also plans to spend the rest Ray served for three years always enjoyed college six InternationalBusiness ogy, math, and physics, see what develops. I think of this fiscal year winning as director of the computer football and has been Machines, Inc. (IBM) 5100 buildings. there may be a pent-up approval of the ASP study. network at Nebraska. slightly disappointed by instructional clusters. Two of the clusters have demand for student com­ "I've spent my entire Ray said that across the the Blue Devils perfor­ Each cluster consists of already been installed. puting." professional career in country many institutions mance this season. He seven desk-top computers Ray said all six should be "Next, we had to develop computation," Ray said. are establishing offices to speculated on how com­ that use cassette tapes for operational by Christmas. a long range strategic "I've always been fascin­ coordinate institution- puters might help the storing programs and Ray noted that the IBM approach to administra­ ated by what we used to wide planning for infor­ Duke team. data. The clusters will be clusters are for a one-year tive computing," Ray said. call 'tabulating equip­ mation systems. He said "Mike McGee would sit ment.' I grew up in installed in the chemistry, experimental program. In an attempt to deal there is a need to balance at a console and feed engineering, computer "They are an immediate Columbus, Ohio, and I planning, acquisition of elements such as weather with the future role of used to go to the IBM office computer information equipment, human re­ conditions, field position, there and watch the sources and budgetary and game time into the systems at Duke, Ray is machines and borrow or working with a number of limits. computer. The computer beg documentation from "Duke is pretty much up would analyze the data other University officials them." to draw up Administrative front in the field," he and produce the optimum Systems Planning (ASP), Ray said he realized the added. play. Then McGee could an outline for the next field of data processing "I have been very happy radio Mike Dunn or the decade. The chancellor, was going to expand and with the situation here," defensive captain with the provost, and administra­ that there would be a need Ray said. "There are a lot correct play. tive and health vice- for management. He of good people here. And But," he said, "I'm not Piedmont presidents are involved. earned a degree in busi­ there really is southern sure that it would be Ray said the group is will ness administration from hospitality. It is an legal." soon publish its recomen- Notre Dame, keeping extremely pleasant place He added that he would has discount fares dations. abreast of computer to be, even with its have to learn about technology. After several immense challenges in basketball. "They use a worth flYina home After administrative years in business, Ray this time of expansion and round ball, don't they?" he about. planning, Ray intends to asked. Or justaboui anywhere else you'd like to go. For instance, our Round Thrift»3 Fare saves you 30% roundtrip when you return no earlier than the third day following your original date of departure. 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Good Morning! Today is Thursday, November 9, 1978. On this day in 1793 the famous Paris m useum the Louvre opens for the first time to public display. Opened by decree of the "Convention" of the First Republic of France, and housing one of the world's finest collections of art, the Louvre was originally Than a Cadillac constructed, beginning in 1204, as a residence for the Royalty. In American history, this day has seen the election of Presidents Abraham this refrain). Duke females are just as anything — Cannabis Corners or Cheddar Lincoln (1864), Grocer Cleveland (1892), Teddy Roosevelt (1904), Franklin D. inclined to physical affection, comfort and Cheese, if you will. Roosevelt (1932), and John F. Kennedy (1960). That's a pretty hot selection of pleasure as you, guys. To elaborate on our first letter, we pay heros for any one day to have, so I suggest you lick your boots, straighten your The malady at Duke is not a lack of $35 a semester social dues, have at least tie, and get out there and round up some votes! sensuality but a lack of generosity from one social function a week including as Back at the Chronicle, wishing you all a fine day; Politicians: x-2663. within. The symptoms are obvious: rating many off campus parties as we want, Turncoats: x-3811. bodies on the quad, dating a girl your finished sixteenth in last year's buddies will ogle, not "getting involved." intramaural program, and stand united We realize that all Dukies are pre- forever! professionals and pre-millionaires, so you Moving on to your feeble attempt at a guys say you don't have time to entangle rebuttal, allow us to state that we did not your lives now with a complex woman. interview for BOG. Why should we? But, My Love is Bigger Something simple and quick is your idea of we did go to your smoker and give you a a cure. fair chance. About one third of our house is Granted virginity is not the ivory tower made up of freshmen who, as you so of virtue it once was. But "respecting you astutely pointed out, are chosen at Campus Dining Hail, we feel that an in the morning" isn't going to seduce us, random. God Knows alternative outlook needs to be suggested. guys. Admittedly, it's not normal to think What is the function of this establish­ about a girl's feelings when you try to push Therefore, there are always some people we don't mind losing. And you can have To the edit council and God only knows ment? To serve food or to discipline? your way into her room after a date. It's Students trying to eat in the dining hall easier and simpler to concentrate on how them, because we are not questioning your who at House G, have found themselves made to wait for far you can push this "bastion of prudery." right to exist. But you don't have to resort Re: Choice and Freedom at Duke seats in the South side because the North This blindness is "running rampant on to badmouthing all independents in order University side is closed for cleaning. our campus." to get recruits. Apparently, we aren't the I am the last of a lost breed, one who has only people who feel this way, since the become an anomaly in his own time: an What cleaning? A quick glance the I don't mean to make all-inclusive Association of Independent Houses voted individual who spent his freshman year in morning after seemed to indicate that the generalizations because I realize not every unanimously to demand a retraction from House G. For all who do not know, House G Dining Hall was in a fairly normal male at Duke is a member of the select BOG. Even your own representative didn't was a freshman dorm filled with various condition. Not only that, but it seemed that Committee on Celibacy, I'm just saying vote against it. freshmen males. Yes Virginia, Animal after being made to wait for as long as 20 that this committee represents the loudest Quad was really Animal Quad back then. min. in line because of this closing we (majority?) voice among the males here. We figured that most freshmen would be Indeed, there were giants in those days. would enter only to find an ample number What we women don't understand is able to see through the pompous conceit of seats available. Is this an attempt on shown in your flyer, but wrote our letter Then, a dark cloud descended on this how you can think we aren't aware of your the part of the ECDH to punish us? It post-date gossip sessions, your eagerness anyway to warn the unknowing and happy little community. The RLC, in all its would seem so. attempt to put an end to this nonsense. As truth and beauty, decided that it would to share information about us, your In regard to the Chronicle's article fraternal pressure to bring home for being too modest to brag about who we cost too much to cart out the filth in House are, well excuuuse us. Go lizards! Scale to P, and deemed House G the next cross- "Food Fight Disrupts Dinnertime" (11 /2), something worth bragging about. Women there were several money figures quoted; may have a more universal (undeserved) scale, tail to tail, shoulder to shoulder, sectional women's dorm. The filth forever! Furthermore, we resent being remained in House P, shower curtains $500-800 worth of wasted food and reputation for gossipping than men do, I thousands of dollars in clean-up fees. As won't debate that point here, but we have compared to lightweights like John were added to House G, and before you Belushi. could say "Dean Douthat," there were witnesses to the food fight, we noticed a the sensibility to separate privacy from women in my beloved dorm. mass exodus of people from the dining hall. confidentiality and vulgarity from joy. Savage winged lizards for life, immediately following the incident. True, It is here we find poetic irony, my The Committee on Celibacy asks us Otto Moore, '80 people did leave food on the tables (and women not for our money, only for our Shaf Gregory, '80 friends, something which certainly walls and floors). But not many people reaffirmed my faith in divine dike. My "concern and time." In response we must Thomas Stuart Dickson Becker Meloy, '80 went back to get another meal. The food ask you not for your money, not even for a Peter Wood, '81 freshman year, no one wanted women in thrown was food that would have House G. Every male member of House G great deal of time but for your concern. As PS: Hav-a-tampon. ordinarily been eaten or thrown away. In long as we're going to sally with Biblical PPS: Nice head. signed a petition against the women, and addition, it is not uncommon on any day, every house on the quad, including House allusions, "do not give dogs what is holy; PPPS: Diene Mutter geneisst Gurken at any meal, to see vast amounts of and do not throw your pearls before swine, essen. H, tried in some way to prevent their uneaten food on trays. This does not presence on Animal Quad. Nothing lest they trample them under foot and turn condone the actions of the participants. It to attack you." worked, and the next two years were, only serves to clarify the exaggeration of personally speaking, HELL. The "ladies" the food waste. Thousands of dollar in As human beings we get horny, too. We Heavens in House G complained about noise every clean-up? We invite the ECDH to submit don't enjoy total sexual abstinence any night of the week, including Friday and more than the Committee on Celibacy an itemized estimate for these fees. It To the edit council: Saturday nights (there must be a lot of seems a bit excessive. does. But sex can't be totally devoid of Sunday exams). They complained about emotion or tenderness. We're not Let me congratulate Bob Mielke on his noise levels from stereos, quad wars, The estimated 20% participation is a necessarily in the market for an extended letter concerning the rapacious mentality mixers (when they were not invited), ridiculous figure. We would place the relationship; we are interested in "fooling of a certain crude energy merchant. I shed parties, and even the lack of grass on the estimate closer to 70%. A figure such as around." But we expect to be treated gently no tears, idle tears, as we cross the bar and quad due to Chi frisbee and the Kappa Sig this would make it next to impossible to and fairly in matters of intimacy. enjoy a love feast. Concerning your letter, Mr. Mielke, let me say that a thing of joy is swimming pool. single out any one "culprit" or living In essence, the "malady" at Duke is not group. It was obviously a joint effort. a beaut forever, even though you did have Now they have something else to "celibacy," but attitudes. Women are to dredge up a lot of old chestnuts. complain about: the ATO's. Personally, I The point of this letter is not to excuse defensive for very good reasons. I'll spell it the incident, but only to elicit some out for the committee: pay attention to us My quibble? My quibble concerns those see the hand of divine providence moving deliberate bothersome personal to offer up an equitable sacrifice to the concrete evidence from the ECDH of the first as persons, respect us always (not just seemingly exorbitant figures they are in the morning), and if things go well at verification sheets the Registrar insists on abomination which took place nearly nagging Grad students with. Every three years ago. I have just two further attempting to charge us and to emphasize that level, perhaps more intimate that it was not the fault of any single arrangements can be made. semester a letter accompanys the things to add. First to the girls of House G, computer sheets. That letter threatens the this is West Campus and there will be entity. Responding in kind, student with the equivilent of academic noise. If you do not like it , LEAVE. Carol Milbank '81 dismemberment: "This form must be Further, I would remind you all that NO (This letter was signed by ten other Trinity anonymous Trinity sophomore returned with your course requests in order ONE WANTED YOU TO BEGIN WITH, students) (Editors note: The authors name was held for you to complete Registration (sic) for but you did and have managed to disrupt upon request) the... semester." life in true Duke bitch fashion. Now you all know what it's like to get screwed. I would not mind if the Registrar merely But Is He wanted to verify my courses and credits. Anonymously yours, But no, he must know my religion, he must Jim Cooney '79 To the edit council: Aware know if I have a mate, he must know what Re: The Committee on Celibacy (Chronicle high school I attended (I have forgotten 11/2/78) the name), good god he wants to know my And Cares As a woman at Duke, I am tired of To the edit council: SAT scores (I have conveniently forgotten hearing clever complaints about prudish Re: Plugs, 10/24/78 the scores) as well as ETS, ACT, GRE, To the edit council: TDB s (Typical Duke Bitches, for those of You asked for it, you got it — we all live MSAT, GMAT, and LSAT scores! And In regard to the food fight in the East you not familiar with the Greek lyrics to in House CC. CC doesn't stand for what of all this information? Why it simply reduces a student to a statistical absurdity. To quote a famous source in the English Department, "What am I but a beast with a thing?" But all those numbers and statistics, where do they go? Why, they provide numbers for counsellors who rather than guide would compile statistics; rather than assess a student's individual needs, would reduce him to a hypothetical average; rather than treat him individually as an individual, would provide him with gross and common advice for a fictionalized plurality; rather than assess a talent, would evaluate a marketable, skill. No divine average this, but an indelicacy, an outrage, an invasion of privacy, a forcing of hands, and a twisting of arms. These numbers and statistics condone a moral Reflections on a Baghdad Summit relativism that shuns personal responsibility. And a hey naney naney __— John Borawski and a na na na. With the initialing of a separate secret resolutions. treaty to be decided upon between Egypt What a long tirade that. I am amazed it Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty presumably The Baghdad conference outcome, and Israel. Jordan, for instance, remains should have flowed from so innocent an within a matter of days, events in another which PLO leader Yasir Arafat uncertain as to the U.S. position and ink pot as a 19? ball point pen. But here corner of the Middle East are raising characterized as a "magnificent victory," ability to ensure an equitable settlement of now, even when I've tried to provide the serious and importunate questions about actually represents only another response the East Jerusalem, Golan Heights, Gaza Registrar with my religious preference, he the nature of Arab reaction to Sadat's from the Arabs to Sadat's unilateral strip and West Bank issues. To enter fails to notice, or if he does notice, it is only unilateral efforts and more fundamentally diplomacy. Equally portentous have been negotiations with Israel now, without to confound himself. about the prospects for a comprehensive a series of initiatives by both radicals and assurances, would be absurd. For years, my verification sheet has peace in the long term. moderates which seem to point to the listed my religious preference as "Other." I Despite the sloganeering, furthermore, Concluding a three-day summit on inchoate formation of effective opposition. it is reported that the PLO is considering am not an "Other." I am a Druid. When I Monday, twenty states secretly resolved, Over a fortnight ago Iraq and Syria, for applied to Duke, I was a Druid. I am not delegating certain Palestinians to in addition to the ritual condemnation of years bitter ideological rivals (see Aeolus, negotiate with Israel as opposed togetting fickle. I am still a Druid. Every semester I the Camp David accords and the September 27, 1978), concluded the submit a request to list my religious nothing out of the tenuous peace process. establishment of a ten-year war fund to establishment of a joint defense committee Moreover, no discussion transpired at the preference as Druid. This semester the provide $3.5 billion annually to the to deal with "outside" aggression — an Registrar lists me as an "Other Non-Prot." summit concerning operationalization of remaining front-line states, to suspend important symbolic signal to the the joint Iraqi-Syrian defense organiza­ I do not know that organization, and so I Egypt's membership in the Arab League, moderates. By the very fact of sponsoring cannot agree with it. For all I know, I may tion — the only two nations which possess transfer the League capital from Cairo, the conference, Iraq seems to be moving the potential for maintaining a credible be a "Non-Prot" or I may not be a "Non- and institute a boycott of Egyptian away from its self-imposed history of Prot." In any case, I am a Druid. military front against Israel if Egypt companies dealing with Israel. The secret isolation in Mideast politics towards "abandons the ranks." While the joint I say Grad students, and all human provisions are to be automatically moderation, involving a tactical committee is primarily symbolic under beings who are either "Prots" or "Non- activated upon the conclusion of the reconciliation with the PLO after a current circumstances, realistically it Prots" or what have you, why must you separate peace treaty, as reported in the summer of bloody encounters. Iraq's remains uncertain that a functional suffer the slings and throws of outrageous November 6 Washington Post. initiatives in these areas may well arrangement could be fashioned given questions on school applications and The outcome of the summit upset introduce a new chapter in the history of logistics problems and Syrian involve­ surveys; credit applications; consumer expectations that the moderate Arab the ancient rivalry between Cairo and the ment in Lebanon as well as political and so called scientific surveys; the nations, e.g. Jordan and Saudi Arabia, Fertile Crescent for leadership in the Arab obstacles between the two states, whose Nielson, the Gallup and the Harris polls? I would prevail in preventing the institution World. relations have been less than amicable in say, why put up with it? Though all the of automatic sanctions against Egypt. Concerning the PLO, with a view to the past. surveys and polls promise you anonym­ Such, at least, was implied in the draft ity, isn't that just the thing to protest inaugurating, an earnest rapprochement Unfortunately all one can offer at this resolution of the Arab League foreign with King Hussein, last September Arafat time is perhaps excessive speculation. against? I say, may all those surveyors ministers drawn up last Wednesday prior a"d pollsters who can't respect a body paid his first visit to Jordan since the 1970 Seasoned analysts are generally of the to the Baghdad summit. The Saudis, for Jordanian civil war that ended with opinion that Arab politics shift like the STow like onions, with their heads in the example, in the difficult position of ground and their feet in the air. Hussein's crushing of the Palestinian desert winds, and hence would discount disdaining the Camp David accords and insurgents. Last Wednesday, a joint Iraqi foreign minister Saadoun Prodigally yours, yet subsidizing Egypt's economy to the USSR-PLO communique was issued Hammadi's claim that the Baghdad Marc S. Reisch, tune of $2 billion annually lest a radical declaring the Camp David accords "a summit demonstrated with "full success" Grad student regime topple Sadat, declared last week collusion aimed at helping Israel entrench that "the Arab world could agree on a through foreign minister Saud Faisal, itself in captured Arab land, including united stand to face the situation after "The aim of the Arab summit is not to Palestine, and prevent implementation of Camp David." Yet although the nature of Ozone isolate Egypt but to restore confidence the Palestinians' inalienable rights." that situation is less than clear, the signal among all Arab countries." Even The Baghdad summit is hence a logical from Baghdad was not without impact on conference host Iraqi president Ahmec Sadat as witnessed by the care the To the edit council Hassan Bakr, in past years considered an corollary to recent developments among the opposition as well as the moderate Egyptian negotiators are taking to ensure ^*: "Isolated pockets of resistance" ultra-extremist, noted at the opening of the some sort of link is established between Concerning the current debate about summit that the need for Arab unity states. It is reported that King Hussein c argued for and won Saudi consent for the the peace treaty with Israel and the °llege sexuality and particularly Duke necessitated that his position to differ "in Palestinian question. If the consequences Se*uality, with regards to the "promiscu­ volume and quantity" from past stands. secret provision of transfering Arab League headquarters from Cairo. The of the treaty prove to further alienate the ity" letter in the November 6 Chronicle: "We are not trying to isolate Eygpt or fall Arab world, then the task of the radicals ^here is a lot of illicit sexual activity at victims to emotional reactions," declared Saudis, indeed, will pay the bulk of the defense fund, allocating $1 billion will be facilitated. In the final analysis, ^Uke; it is present in any large grouping of Bakr — on the condition, however, that however, obstruction is not commensurate y°ung people. Unfortunately, some Duke Sadat change his mind about the separate annually to Syria, Jordan, and the PLO. Most notably, for the first time since the with creation: can there indeed exist Arab students never see any of this action, and peace (in view of an Iraqi proposal to grant unity without Egypt, and if so what thus are lead to believe it doesn't exist. But Sadat $5 billion in economic aid to draw creation of the Arab Leage in 1945, Egypt did not attend the Baghdad summit. alternative efficacious strategy can the t° the people who wrote the aforemen­ him "back into the fold.") Egypt's rebuff to opposition Arab states promulgate to tioned letter, they seem so uptight about a "reconciliation" delegation. dispatched At the same time, however, the radicals effect a solution to the Mideast question their sexual identities that they probably to Cairo this weekend, ("All the millions in failed to persuade the Saudis from that gains the acceptance of a war-weary haven't even got sexual identities. And the world," declared Sadat to the Egyptian severing diplomatic relations with Cairo populace? Although resolution of such that is a shame, for sex is a beautiful thing, parliament, "will not buy the will of or cancelling economic grants to Egypt. It questions awaits the future, the next few audjustas natural a part of human nature Egypt,") however, provided the impetus is possible that despite the dramatic a months will help decide whether Sadat s intellect. for the less moderate Arab states to gain appeal of the resolutions, the moderates will face from his brethren a dying breeze Hoping You'll see the light, leverage at the summit, as witness in the may consider the provisions as tentative, or an emerging sirocco. Joe DiMona '81 i.e. contingent upon the nature of the Page Eight The Chronicle Thursday, November 9, 1978 Freewater's Thursday Series Ladykillers: sophisticated comedy

By Michael Pocinki (1949) and The Lavender direction of Alexander really good winning out, At times, The Ladykil- Hill Mob (1951), both Mackendrick keeps these or is it that the gangsters lers (tonight's Freewater starring Alec Guinness. sections in check and aren't quite evil enough to Film presentation, 7 and The activities of a group allows the good comedic triumph? You can come up 9:30 p.m., Bio-Sci Auditor- of five gangsters are the parts to stand out. In this with your own interpreta­ respect, one nice scene, tions by going to see The bordering on slapstick, is Ladykillers tonight. It TriasTc that in which all five supplies a double punch, ium) becomes rather main subject of the plot of villains try to catch Mrs. providing humor and inane, to the point that The Ladykillers. Posing Wilberforce's parrot. provoking thought. viewers may find them­ as musicians, the crimi­ Seventy-seven year old Movie Trivia: In The Katie Johnson, who came Ladykillers, Peter Sellers selves wanting to jump nal, led by Guinness J. Arthur Rank Organisation right in and straighten make their plans in a out of retirement to do the is teamed up with Herbert Lorn, who plays the Alec Guinness and Katie Johnson in The Ladykillers. things out. The main rented room in the home of film, makes a grand Angelo Kuehacevish ze scene that comes to mind Mrs. Wilberforce. The appearance as Mrs. gangster Louis. Later, Interviews for the they teamed up on the Schluderpacheru. Also in is one in which Mrs. robbery they pull off is Wilberforce, even though the film is Frankie new Provost's Council Wilberforce (the female perfectly planned, except the character she plays is right side of the law in the on the Arts will be held Pink Panther films, in Howard (as the fruit lead) causes a brawl for one important factor, rather annoyingly up­ vendor), a British stage, today and Friday. Sign involving several street which Guinness terms right and naive at times. which Lorn plays Com­ up for an interview at missioner Dreyfus and television, and movie vendors and a taxi driver. "the human element." As Alec Guinness is superb as actor, who just recently the ASDU Office, 104 By the end of the scene. many critics have com­ the mastermind behind Sellers plays Inspector Union. This is a great Clouseau. Lorn is Czecho­ appeared as Mean Mr. one vendor's wares have mented, it is the disarm­ the robbery, Professor Mustard in Sergeant opportunity to involve been destroyed, another's ing innocence of Mrs. Marcus. With buck teeth slovakia^ and his real yourself with the Fine name is Herbert Charles Pepper's Lonely Hearts horse and buggy have run Wilberforce (who is and blackened eyes, he Club Band. Arts at Duke. off, and the taxi driver has unwittingly an accom­ tends to look like quit his job. Luckily, plice to the robbery) that Frankenstein's hench­ though, such inanity isn't does in Guinness and his man, Igor. A curly-haired a controlling force in the gang. "No really good Peter Sellers, sounding film. If you happen to like plan could include Mrs. not at all like Inspector things a bit raucous, then Wilberforce," says Guin­ Clouseau, has only an this film should prove all ness at the end of the film. average size part. Sellers by Kathryn Righter the more enjoyable. Respectability and nice- was just starting out in THE Daily Crossword ness, as portrayed by Mrs. films; Guinness had Basically, The Lady- ACROSS 25 Indians 47 Liquid 12 Rousseau Wilberforce, frustrate and already mastered the art work killers (1955) is a sort of 1 Unwilling 27 Gesture of measure befuddle the farcically of changing his appear­ to listen affection 48 Vigoda or 13 Byways black comedy, along the roguish bad guys. In ance through the use of 5 Despot 30 Silk: comb. Burrows 21 Relaxation lines of films like Charlie makeup and disguises (he 9 Artist's form 49 Kind of 22 Laconic addition, greed and story 26 Ledger Chaplin's Monsieur compassion cause dissen­ played eight roles in Kind item 31 Lessen Verdoux (1947, in which 14 —European 32 Harass per­ 54 Meat entree 27 Machine sion within the gang. Hearts and Coronets), as 15 Talk wildly sistently 56 Phone or parts Chaplin killed old ladies Sellers was to do later in 16 Group of 36 Nearly all type 28 "— Ben for their money) and Thus, there is a serious the Pink Panther films. Muslim 37 Talk fool­ 57 Potpourri Adhem" Frank Capra's Arsenic side to The Ladykillers. theologians ishly 58 Cup: Fr. 29 Grate and Old Lace (1944). The 17 Play the 38 Numerals 59 Great thing 30 Cauterizes There is the common It is interesting to note lead 39 Those of 60 Hardwoods 32 Guardian film, starring Alec theme of the effects of that at the film's 18 Very old higher rank 61 Spirited 33 Nullify Guinness, Katie Johnson, greed on man, as well as beginning, Mrs. Wilber­ 19 Enter 41 African horse 34 Rip and Peter Sellers, is one of the theme of good versus force looks in a baby 20 Honor by a land 62 Serlingand 35 Serf of old a series of memorable evil. Rut luckily, attention carriage and the baby memory 42 Gaps made Steiger 37 Mottled British comedies made at 23 Rubber tree by tearing 63 Joint horse to serious subjects doesn't begins to wail. Later, she 24 Track 43 Poepoem 40 Moved in a Ealing Studios of London detract from the film's air causes the brawl among circuits 44 Throb DOWN reverse between 1946 and the mid- of humor. The climactic the vendors and the taxi 1 Record direction 19o0's. All the films were Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: 2 Within: 41 Excite, as scene, for example, comes driver. Perhaps these are with music produced by Sir Michael H U I SHI H A L E P T pref. across as something out of indications that there is a tmo 3 - Bede 43 Ocean A LIH M E R E Bacon, including such a "Three Stooges" routine. touch of evil in the old 0 p 0 sl, A 4 Part of the vessels c 0 K E|A N E A S Y M A R K famous ones as Kind Parts of the film seem lady. She does come out on HEfll y|Ay;s I E junk mail 44 Segments Hearts and Coronets overly labored, but the top in the end, but is it ^ : •' I '. ' : 11115 Hoboes 45 Underwater ASTERN|MUSCATEL 6 East Indian craft DOE|BESOM| ADORE palms 46 Rent con­ E L A S | T 1 R E D | 0 G R E 7 State with tract PASTA|TONES|OER conviction 47 Grew ashen TRYAGA1I|SPEE0I 8 Warning 50 Gambling Devil golfers second ||HUN|D 1 A N A | | signals game TRUMAN|MR SW S 0 P 9 French 51 - Bator E A S Y S T R E E T • B Y R E empress 52 Similar to E V E R|l 0 T A SBL 0 N G 10 Beer's kin 53 Mislay M E S • •: W E R ^B N fl S By Mark Steinberg Carolina by only five strokes after the 11 Organiza­ 55 Compass In their last major tournament of the first day on the Pinehurst #4 course, 11/9/7 tion direction fall season, the Duke women's golf team North Carolina led the led the pack with regained their early season form and a 325, followed by Duke's 330 and Wake finished second in the North Carolina Forest's 334. AIAW (Association of Intercollegiate However, closing the gap proved to be Athletics for Women) tournament impossible on the tough Pinehurst #2 played Pinehurst, N.C. last weekend. course as North Carolina widened its lead on the final day by three strokes. The Blue Devils finished with a 666, six Carolina tallied 333 on the final round, strokes behind state champion North again followed by Duke with a 336 and Carolina. Wake forest and Appalachian Wake Forest with a 337. State trailed Duke with scores of 671 and "I'm real pleased to finish second," 707, respectively. said Coach Jane Lloyd. "We had hoped Nina Foust of Appalachian State to beat Carolina, but we did beat Wake. captured individual honors in the two It was a good showing on the girls' day tournament with a 78-77-155. Foust part." was followed by Duke's Debby Stewart The final tournament for the fall who carded an 80-79-159. Blue Devil season is the Duke Better Ball here on Veronica Karaman captured third place November 17. Seven schools will be two strokes behind Stewart at 79-82-161. competing on the Duke course. Scoring A winter program involving The remainder of the Duke scoring individual conditioning begins after the went as follows: Georgia Peirce. 81-88- final tournament. Each team member 169; Amy Gibbons, 90-87-177; Laura will have her own program geared Martin. 91-88-179; Kathy Carter, 89-90- toward increasing strength. 179: Paula Hannaway, 94-86-190: Duke hopes to improve its chances for Michele Trageser, 96-88-184; and Marie the nationals beginning in the Miami © 1978 by Chicago Tribune-N.Y. News Synd. Inc 11/9/78 Johnson. 101-96-197. Invitational in February. The spring All Rights Reserved Hannaway captured the second flight 1 season also includes the Duke Spring of the tournament with 190. Invitational, the Furman Invitational The Blue Devil's trailed North and the Southern Intercollegiate. Thursday, November 9, 1978 The Chronicle Page Nine Off the beaten path- Play it again, Sam Jim Mazur "You must remember this: The cafe was.busy. "Sam" Henry played his usual to escape from Chapel Hill after they received a A loss is still a loss. selections on the piano as Tom, dressed in a snazzy crummy cure for Carolina fever. But their visas were A tie is still a tie. white tuxedo, entered the main room. Tom was never found," explained Tom. No matter how the critics sigh. immediately confronted by Frankie D., a local "That is too bad," smiled Frankie. "Mr. Tom, since As time goes by." sportswriter who had been an outspoken critic of you don't respect me you are the only one I can trust. —with apologies to H. Bogart Dookabianca police chief McGee for over a year. Please hide these letters of transit and I'll pick them up Welcome to Tom's cafe, the focal point of Frankie was extremely upset with the current later." entertainment in Dookabianca. Caught up in the football wars and planned to leave Dookabianca that "Okay." said Tom as he placed the letter into Sam's football wars sweeping through the area, night and travel to the basketball land of milk and piano. "But make sure you pick them up before we Dookabianca has managed to remain neutral. honey. close." The city bustles with activity as people try to obtain "Mr. Tom, Mr. Tom, I know you don't respect me and At this point a man of authority, one Major C.James "letters of transit" (visas) which allow them to leave I know you think I'm a creep because I lambasted Strasser from the country of Terrapinia. entered the the football-torn area and travel to the nearby peaceful Chief McGee last year," said Frankie in a voice that cafe. Strasser, a combatant in the football wars has country of Camindsta where basketball rules and could easily pass for Peter Lorre. vowed to dominate football with more money arid where all are content. "Quite right," replied Tom. scholarships than Dookabianca has ever seen. Police "I know you don't approve of me getting people out chief McGee rushes to meet Strasser and his of here illegally but tonight I'm quitting that racket contingent. and getting out myself," said Frankie. "Welcome to neutral Dookabianca," said McGee. THE "How?" queried Tom. "Thanks for the hospitality (27-0) but I'm here to "This afternoon, I came upon two letters of transit look for a fugitive," snapped Strasser. FOUNDATION and I plan to use them tonight," answered Frankie. "Who might that be?" asked McGee. "I see. Recently, two men with letters of transit tried "It is a man named Paul 'the freshmen' Henreid, a BOOKSTORE known war criminal who had defected to Deals exclusively in science fiction, Dookabianca. His presence on any football field is an fantasy, and other speculative tiction inspiration to our opposition." UJ6 BUY & S6LL US€D 'SCieNC€ FICTION & FflNTflSV SOOHSJ They retire to Tom's cafe to discuss the matter. REGULAR FALL HOURS Tues-Fri 12-8/Sat 10-6 Strasser made it clear" that Henreid must never be The allowed to leave Dookabianca. He was also adamant 136 E. Rosemary (across from Blimpie) about recovering the two missing letters of transit. NCN8 PlBZA CHflPa HILL, N.C. 967-4439 Duke University "We are rounding up the usual suspects." said McGee. "We rounded up the quarterbacks, the Chorale offensive line, the defense, and we even hassled the kickers. We are ready to make the pinch." will present its Minutes later McGee and his men cornered Frankie Duke Union D. in the cafe. Bolting quickly, Frankie escaped out the The Performing Arts Committee front door with McGee's men in pursuit. McGee's usual Presents: force of 22 men had been depleted to 10 as his squad Fall 1978 Concert experienced many injuries due to daily war games. "Mr. Tom, Mr. Tom. You must help me," shouted Frankie. 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By Ed Turlington responsibility, we forfeit some of our rights. But none had been allocated in the past. Editor's note: The following is the second in a three- of my statements should be considered as a threat." He commented, "I want to see what these people can part series on Tom Butters, Duke athletic director. But what about the outlook of the average man on do under this administration." The scene was the first home basketball game of the the street towads intercollegiate athletics? Are these And when it comes to money today, athletic second semester last January. Prior to the opening games taken too seriously? directors all over the country are talking about the tipoff, a well-dressed figure took the microphone and "Athletics is no more viable than any department in effect of Title IX on their budgets. Title IX, which said something about crowd behavior that contained a the University, but it is more visible," said Butters. "It stipulates that men and women shall have equal reference to what your fathers fought and died for. can bring credibility to a University in a small way athletic facilities and programs, is a primary issue in Student reaction to the admonition was not-so- that has credibility in many other areas that do not get Butters' mind at the present. favorable. that exposure. "I want our women to have a quality program, but When informed that the only impression that most Butters added, "The average man on the street wants Title IX is trying to change our society. No one has Duke students have of him was formed that night, Duke to be successful so he can identify with really thought it through," he said. Tom Butters moved uncomfortably in his chair and something successful. We play for the kid, but we need Although Butters said, "We are in compliance with commented, "Then it must not be such a good financial support from the man in the street. As a Title IX if you consider what all the other schools are impression." result, we have the responsibility to listen to his doing as compliance," he added, "But we are not in Butters spoke to the assembled throng in Cameron opinions, but act on sound judgment." compliance if you count football." Indoor Stadium that night to quiet the often abusive As with all institutions that compete in athletics, To emphasize his concern over the effects of Title IX language and behavior exhibited during previous Duke must win to consistently gain the support of the on college athletics, Butters recently sent a letter to the basketball games. Although he said "I don't want to average man. Butters thinks Duke can be a winner athletic directors of private institutions all over the stir this thing up again," Butters added, "I am not and in more than one sport, but his method of United States. Butters explained his intentions in sorry I made those comments." achieving this goal may not please everyone involved. sending this letter. " We can't solve this thing in court. "I understand it was very unpopular to take the "I don't know how many sports we can be number I am alarmed at how serious and deep this problem is microphone, but then and even more so now, we have a one in, but certainly more than we have been. Besides and I can't in good conscience sit back and let it go. great responsibility to represent this University in a football and basketball, we can be very competitive in Duke has the ability to be listened to, but I am notsure favorable light," he said. three, four or five sports," he said. any one school wants to lead. Everybody wants to be St. Louis Butters cited the nonrevenue sports of soccer, second. Maybe that is the problem with Title IX," he Butters pointed to the behavior of the Duke students baseball, golf and tennis as examples of his approach said. in St. Louis at the NCAA finals in March as typical. of putting the limited scholarship funds available into Although Butters stated, "Football is unique," he "They were good, clean and demonstrative in the way the sports which do not require an abundance of added, "Duke has always stood for quality and they supported Duke basketball as compared to other scholarships to be successful. equality." schools. Our whole basketball program received good Scholarships Equality national publicity and our students were part of it." When he took over as ath letic director, Butters found Lynn Butters, wife of Butters added "Tom wants to As for his view of behavior at games, Butters added a number of losing programs with disproportionate Continued on page 11 "People have a right to say what they want to say, but amounts of scholarship aid. 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Main 2105 Avondale Dr. Thursday, November 9, 1978 The Chronicle Page Eleven faculty and the effects of Title IX Continued from page 10 play some television games, it would have been very both the academic and athletic communities. "I don't see a good "program for women and a total quality impractical to call a meeting of the Council." see Duke as the Harvard of the south. It is a very good program for men and women. Isn't that equality?" But he added, "I did kept Ed Cady informed." Cady private institution in the south with a national image Butters compared women's athletics to the men's commented, "There has been no friction between the of excellence," he said. nonrevenue sports, that is, baseball, tennis, etc. and Council and Tom Butters." He continued "We need not look at Harvard, added "Money will not buy a national program. You Cheating Stanford or anyone else. If any comparisons should be become national by performance. Basketball went Even with the checks on Butters' power and the made, they should be made to Duke. We have the national by competition." regulation of college athletics by the NCAA, does wherewithal to stand on our own. I don't think we Although many observers see an athletic director as cheating go on? "I think there is far less cheating than should compare ourselves to any other school an autonomous actor who can make decisions as he what most people give athletics credit for. I also don't athletically either." pleases, Butters says it just isn't so. "I answer directly think that Duke is getting beaten because of to the Chancellor. I am fortunate I can go to the people cheating," he said. In an attempt to further define Duke's stature, in Allen Building, although I usually only bother them Pointing to the shaving of swimming times last Butters concluded. "This University does stand for when I am dealing in specific things that deal with spring at Duke that brought the University unfavorble morals that transcend anyone else. It is a great school policy," he said. Butters' successor, Carl James, publicity, Butters said "We acted quickly to fix that and I can be proud of it." answered directly to the Provost. situation. Perhaps it happened because coach Barton Editor's note: The final segment of this three-part Another check on the powers of Butters is the felt a great pressure to win." series will appear in tomorrow's Chronicle. It wilt Athletic Council. Chaired by Ed Cady.an Andrew As for the rest of the programs at Duke, Butters said, discuss the circumstances surrounding the Mellon professor of English.the Council "should be a "I don't know of any illegal acts in any program. If I resignation of Carl James, former Duke athletic check," according to Butters. "I have more power than knew, the situation would be rectified." director, and the accession of Butters to that post. The is correct for one person. The Council keeps the faculty Not Harvard rehiring of Mike McGee. Duke football coach, will also informed and represents faculty approval." Butters also had some thoughts on Duke's role in be discussed. The Athletic Council has four faculty members Students can now besides Cady and includes alumni and student place their orders for representatives. Cady enumerated the powers of the tickets for the David­ council. son game in Charlotte **Our charge comes from the Board of Trustees," he on January 2, 1979 said. 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The Duke Blue Devil soccer team clearly dominated Greeted by McGee the three sat at a table near Sam. "Play it Sam. You played it for Eddie Cameron now highly-regarded UNC-Wilmington and the statistics, Henried. the hope for the underdog in the war, has play it for me." but could only come up with a I -1 tie in double overtime gone from country to country building winning teams "Okay boss." yesterday. which rise to the top. Bergman is a familiar face in An hour later, Henreid and Bergman arrive at RDU The Duke offense, which has averaged 1.9 goals per Dookabianca, a real local yokel. closely followed by police chief McGee and Tom. Soon, game for the season, but had only netted nine goals in Meanwhile Strasser and his cohorts have begun to all four are gathered at gate five. It is foggy and a their last nine matches, registering 26 shots on goal to sing The Terp Fight Song. With approval from Tom, Piedmont prop warms up on the runway. Wilmington's 12. Henreid countered as he led Sam and a DUMB-looking "Well, I've made up my mind," said Tom. "I'm going The Seahawks jumped out on top early, when with band in the Dookabianca national anthem. The Old to give you two the letters of transit. Here's looking at just 5:17 elapsed in the first half, right winger Eddie Blue and White. you kid." Brock took a fine feed from halfback Ed Donahue, The singing soon died down. Henreid and Bergman "That is illegal," said McGee. "I must keep them raced past a Duke defender, and slammed the ball past were in Tom's to obtain illegal passage to Camindsta. here in Dookabianca." netminder Peter Wainwright, for the 1-0 lead. "Our stay here must be short," said Henreid. "We "I'm sorry chief, but I must do what is right," said Duke would even the score just five minutes later, must leave here and get to Camindsta. That is a place Tom, as he handed the letters to Henreid. when junior Richard Murray, a sure All-ACC with a winning atmosphere. As Henreid and Bergman walked toward the plane, selection, scored. Murray took a short pass from "We are at the right place," exhorted Bergman. "We Strasser and his men drove onto the runway. "Stop I halfback Wayne Bergen, pivoted and drilled home a can count on Tom to help us. I know he'll make the say. You must not get on that plane," shouted Strasser. shot into the upper right hand corner of the net, from at right decision regarding our future." With that, Tom punted Strasser back to College Park least 20 yards out. Goalie Charlie Ingold never had a "We must talk to him." and the plane left RDU for Camindsta without further chance, and it was 1-1. They encountered Tom and quickly told him their incident. The tone of the game's last 80 minutes would have to problem. "We'll round up the usual suspects," said McGee. be described as "loose." Duke benefitted from the "Can you help us?" asked Henreid. "But I'll have to do it myself because all my men are helter-skelter play and came within inches of scoring "I stick my neck out for no one," was the reply. • injured." the winning goal on several occasions during . Henrr'i walked away. Walking down the runway. Torn put his arm around regulation time. "Tom. Don't you remember me?" pleads Bergman. McGee and said, "Well, chief, do you think this is the But it was not to be. An offsides call nullified one Bill "I've been here so long. I'm depressed and I'm an Iron beginning of a new era for Dookabianca?" Huntley goal and the Jacksonville senior was just wide left with another shot late in the first half. Duke frustration would mount even more in the second period as freshman Bob Johnson waved on a Mon., Tues., Wed.-Thurs. shot from close range and an Edwin Agyapong header was saved beautifully by goalkeeper Ingold. The Blue Devils would come just as close to the winner in overtime. 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