the DUKE'S DAILY NEWSPAPER chronicle Volume 68, Number 4 Durham, North Carolina Tuesday, September 5, 1972 Krueger vetos New fire aid proposal system By Dan Neuharth However, Robert provided The growing controversy Krueger, dean of Trinity between the Duke College of Arts and By Martha Elson administration and .ASDU Sciences, recently sent a This year the over the new financial aid letter to Schewel criticizing HA' Department of Public plan surfaced again last the ASDU proposal, and Safety is making a special week as Dean of Trinity suggesting that the plea to students to refrain College Robert Krueger functions of the committee CHE from tampering with the rejected an ASDU proposal be delegated to a student newly i nstalled fire that would have allowed referendum. extinguishers on West some students to cash in on The referendum would campus so that emergency extra-curricular activities to decide the questions of who fire protection will be fulfill the work component is to qualify for |V\y CAliHIEl available to all who may of the new aid plan. consideration under this need it. Last spring ASDU passed proposal and how they will Larry Blake, director of a resolution supporting the be paid. safety, said in an interview idea of allowing leaders of In an interview yesterday that over the past extra-curricular groups, who yesterday, Krueger thirty years the department are on financial aid, to use rt1-emphasized his position, has made numerous that activity to fulfill the noting, "If you put this a 11 e mpts to install job requirement of the new group of people (the ASDU extinguishers in the West financial aid plan. committee members) in the campus dorms only to have According to ASDU determining procedure, you them removed or damaged. president Steve Schewel, will find they will be Blake noted that fire ASDU then set up a viewing things from their e xtinguishers have always committee consisting of own perspective." been provided on East three students and two Krueger indicated his campus, where they have faculty members to decide concern that the committee remained intact. The last which specific positions will would be more likely to attempt to install qualify to fulfill the job chose posts in ASDU to extinguishers on West requirement. fulfill the job requirement, campus was four or five 'Economic elite' and not give equal years ago, at which time, Schewel said that consideration to other Blake reported, "seven were ASDU's reasoning was based student activities. completely ripped off the wall and nine were upon the belief that top, Student desires expended." time consuming positions A referendum wouid be E among such activities as better means of satisfying Have you bought your books yet? (Photo by Max Wallace) (Continued on page 6) ASDU, the University the desires of the students, Union, and University according to Krueger. publications would grow to However, Schewel said in Recommends self—determination become occupied by an an interview Friday the "economic elite." proposal to a referendum ' 'Since students on was "unacceptable." Cleveland submits new proposal financial aid would be He discounted Krueger's forced to work several hours objections voiced in the By Susan Carol Robinson regulations, passed by an (as yet undertermined) a week in a regular job, few letter, saying "our In an August 7 letter responding to the Campus "appropriate majority," would then become effective. could afford to work in a representatives in the Community Council's (CCC) appeal of its previously Self-determination time-consuming legislature and on the rejected social regulations proposal, Provost Frederic ASDU President Steve Schewel described Cleaveland's extra-curricular activity committee are representing Cleaveland suggested what he terms "a sensible, approach as "essentially self-determination." position," Schewel said. students and the people." responsible approach to the question of social "Any group of people that wants hours can live in a "Eventually, we believe, "I don't think they regulations." section of the dorm with hours and any group that does these positions would be would give any precedence Cleaveland, in his letter, recommends that the not want hours can live in a section of the dorm without occupied only by people to ASDU positions just returning students in each living group be permitted to hours," Schewel explained. who are not on financial because they (the formulate that group's visitation policies. These social Cleaveland, however, emphasized in a telephone (Continued on page 10) interview Sunday his feeling that "my letter was not itself a set of procedures or policies." He added, though, that if the CCC, or its successor, decided to devise a procedure based upon his approach, there is a possibility that the new policies could be put into effect by spring semester. Guidelines Cleaveland has listed in his guidelines a provision to see that the wishes of the minority in the dorm are not overlooked. He suggests that if a group of dormitory residents wants more restricting social regulations than those decided upon by the majority of residents, then a section of the dorm where a more limiting visitation policy would applv should be set aside for these students. Cleaveland commented Sunday that the same provision should also apply if the minority group consisted of students wanting a more liberal policy than that adopted by the dormitory. Cross-section According to the Cleaveland's letter, this provision allows students to stay with their living groups even if they want greater privacy than does the majority of the dormitory. Another benefit of the provision is that incoming freshmen who prefer a less liberal visitation policy can live in sections of cross-sectional residence halls where such a policy is in effect, rather than being segregated into all-freshman houses. Cleaveland also states in the letter that "special consideration should be given to freshmen students entering the University for (he first time." He suggests that these students be sent information (Continued on page 13) Page 2 The Chronicle Tuesday, September 5, 1972 Contrast mark political conventions
Editor's note: This is the sights, much more and sessions, were left to patrolling the seas to first of a three part series much harder than the themselves to pass the time. prevent a foreign power comparing the Democratic Democrats did. "The only busy things from shelling the city when and Republican conventions There was suspense and around here are the tennis Nixon's here. It kind of of this past summer. Both lobbying throughout the courts," a West Virginia makes you feel more Conventions were covered Democratic convention. state senator, also a delegate secure," he said as another by this reporter for Gannett McGovern was not a sure said. delegate nodded in News Service. thing until the second night agreement. Foreign attack The parties delegates' By Dan Neuharth The Republican delegates postconvention campaign The summer's two were ieft to nder such plans also differ. Many political nominating A news feature p° Democrats, though saying conventions, which things as the defense of McGovern has little chance President Nixon said when the California Miami Beach from foreign to win, plan to work for provided voters with the challenge failed. 'And there attack. him instead of "clearest choice in this was an unknown running The county clerk from concentrating on state century," had very little in mate to be chosen. one of West Virginia's candidates. common. Busy delegates largest counties said at a Zero chance As gaping a difference as Late night sessions, party back at his hotel An 18-year-old New any between the two caucusses, and lobbying during one of the afternoon York alternate said quadrennial carnivals was kept most delegates busy. sessions, "You know, I've candidly, "I don't think shown in the character, And the Democratic heard there are boats (Continued on page 10) activities and beliefs of the convention included a respective delegates. phenomenon called the Published every Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday and' The Democrats had undecided delegate, Friday of the University year except during University holidays and exam periods by the students of Duke proportionately three times something unknown to the University, Durham, N.C. Second* class postage paid at as many black delegates, Republicans. Durham. N.C. Delivered by mail at »ia00 per year. 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The the fall for the first time, being sued on grounds of resulting copy was more the book will be about four libel and invasion of oriented to literature and weeks late, according to privacy. Jim Cooper of the most of the legally dubious Ann Wightman, chairwoman University Counsel's office letters had been dropped. of the Publications Board. advised the board that the The board voted to print letters were potentially the letters by a vote of 4-2 The yearbook is late libelous, and the board with one abstention and because Ned Earle, its editor voted at their July 19 several members absent./ was unable to meet the meeting to withhold deadlines set by the book's At the same meeting publication of the letters. publisher, the Western Wightman said that she had Publishing Company. been favorably impressed by Besides the book's Earle then got an opinion the book when she went from Durham Legal Aid, over the proofs at the Chanticleer editor Ned Earle at a more relaxed time. (Photo by John Cheek) lateness other problems have beset the Chanticleer. which said not only that Cambridge, Maryland, One was a paper pop-up of there was a very negligible publishing plant. She also Duke Chapel which was to chance of a successful suit noted that the hook, like its -fire extinguishers- be inserted in the book. arising from the letters, but most recent predecessors, Earle said last summer the also that Earle could was far ahead of its time in (Continued from page 1) cool beer, according to Theft unlawful publisher grossly possibly sue the board to the context of college According to Blake, Blake. This year, however, Damage, removal or theft underestimated the price, get them to print the letters, yearbooks. there have been serious Blake reported that new of this private company's which ran up to over a even though the Pub Board A shipping date of incidents in past years extinguishers of the ABC equipment is punishable thousand dollars, and the by-laws state that material September 29 has been set involving extensive damage type have been installed under the criminal law idea had to be scrapped. can be withheld only if by Western Publishing for as a result of the which have no such provisions of the North Libel legally actionable. delivery of the book. Carolina General Statutes. inaccessibility of fire capacity. The ABC models A more serious problem Violations are now a matter extinguishers in the West are designed to extinguish arose from a group of Wc offer the military modeller and collector of law rather than simply of campus dorms. all three types of fire—wood fictitious, satirical letters a comprehensive selection of the best a University discipline, as in models, books, magazines, figures, paints, or paper, electrical, and which were to be placed in In one such instance the past when Duke decals, etc. chemical—and contain a the front flyleaf. They were which occured last year provided the extinguishers. chemical irritant which is written in the style of the Blake said a Mirecourt Blake stressed that the damaging to skin and letters which appear in the resident was forced to run extinguishers "are provided clothing. National Lampoon, and downstairs to bring up for the students' own some were signed by public buckets of water after a This year's n ew protection" and called upon figures from both Duke and candle fell off a table setting extinguishing equipment is all residents to act in a the outside world, including fire to the rug and stereo. the property of North "responsible" manner with Bob Hope, Jerry Lewis, P. Misuse Carolina Fire and Safety regard to the proper care DIRECTIONS: 70E becomes Glenwood— Huber Hanes and Ralph Right on Peace—1 block left on Boylan— A common misuse of the Equipment Company and is and maintenance of this Karpinos. 1 block right on W. Johnson—downstairs older carbon dioxide fire provided to the University new fire equipment. Duff Bldg. Co. extinguishers has been to on a rental basis. 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Today is Tuesday, September 5, 1972. On this date in 1896 the first beefsteak to reach Circle City, Alaska, was selling at $48 a pound The slightly inflated prices were due to the Gold Rush. And in 1963, at the order of Alabama Gov. George Corley Wallace, the Board of Education of Birmingham closed three white schools scheduled for integration. Wondering what excuse Nixon will make for inflated food prices, while he continues his program for "progressive education," this is the graduated Chronicle, Duke's Daily Newspaper, published at Duke in Durham, North Carolina, where we eat fish, and some of our best presidents are politicians. Volume 68, Number 4. News of meatless recipes, 2663. School buses bought and sold, 6588,
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'MR. FISCHER SEEMS TO BE READY NOW . SHALL WE COMMENCE, MR. SPAS SKY?' For the first time in the course of the case. the social regulations controversy the So now there is a firm foundation Duke administration has taken time from which, the Campus Community to clue in the students on what Council, or a successor organization, might be acceptable lines of can build a final proposal to submit agreement or compromise on this to the administration. We naturally Duke's to blame issue. In this refreshing approach, have some reservations about Provost Cleaveland has put an end to Cleaveland's ideas. The most The recruitment of high school his staff were generally unaware of the guessing game of "what the important involves incoming athletes is a dirty business. the incident, and felt that bringing administration might accept," and freshmen who will be required to With very few exceptions, this is Thompson to the ACC Tourney was perhaps paved the way to a solution. show that they have discussed with the standard rule all over the legal. What the issue of the last year their parents what type of social country, where the incentive for In this case, one must question briefly boils down to is a conf lict of setting they are selecting to live in, competition is victory at almost any the degree of organization and two fundamental rights. One is the and that a "mutually agreed upon price. competence in the Duke basketball right of all students (including decision has been made." We object Most universities manage to program. If they didn't know about women) to freely determine the rules to this on the grounds that freshmen deceive the National Collegiate the affair, they leave themselves they will live by in their residential should not be treated with any less Athletic Association (NCAA), the open to a legitimate claim of units. The other is the right to respect than the rest of the student governing body of many institutions, negligence. privacy which the University feels it body. They are individuals capable but Duke and two other schools did If the Duke basketball coach is must safeguard for students who do of making decisions about their not get away with it this year. unaware of how Duke recruits its private concerns, and making such not want their residences open to the At Duke, the basketball team was basketball players, who is aware? opposite sex all night. decisions is an essential ingredient in What's to stop this from happening the learning experience. Thus, we suspended from post-season play in Both principles, 1973 for recruiting violations in the future? What steps can be feel that equal treatment of taken to block an alumnus from self-determination and the right to freshmen and upperclassmen should involving N.C. State star David privacy, are legitimate and should be Thompson. recruiting violations if the coach apply equally in questions of doesn't even know how his players respected. What has muddled the dormitory rules as in key cards and A ' 'friend of the university" issue is the perception that allegedly clothed Thompson free of are recruited? These are questions hours, driving privileges and other that must be dealt with. self-determination necessarily upperclassman rights formerly charge and took both him and his dictates loss of the right to privacy. withheld from freshmen. high school coach to the ACC An unidentified ACC coach Provost Cleaveland's suggestions cut Tournament. Certainly, the NCAA reportedly said, "Nobody in his right through this confusion in suggesting We are also concerned about the entitles athletes to plenty of mind would invite a player of restricted areas within particular proposal's workability in terms of privileges (i.e. one free visit to the Thompson's stature to the ACC dome. This means that both the moving people around in dormitories university, free food, free attendance Tournament, right in his home state minority and majority can have what and achieving the high level of at games, etc.), but' these two with all the other coaches in the they want without infringing upon coordination in housing procedures infractions constituted more than league there and all after the boy." the rights of the other. And, necessitated by the plan. the NCAA could accept. Let us assume that Waters and his according to Cleaveland, this would But in general, we find this It is noteworthy that Chancellor staff had enough sense not to invite probably apply whether the minority proposal to be a significant Blackburn has acknowledged that Thompson, but if they were after the was the group seeking restricted improvement over both the present Duke did indeed err in its high school star, they should not hours, or the one desiring unlimited situation and the Campus mishandling of Thompson's have let the situation occur in the hours. Community Council proposals of the recruitment. He said, "The first place. Clearly, this is not a profoundly past year. It meets the goal of University has made, and will make, An ACC spokesman, in defense of new suggestion. It is probably the affording women equal opportunities every effort to abide by the rules of Duke, claims the one year most logical compromise. What is to determine their dormitory social the NCAA and recognizes that in this post-season suspension to be "in laudable in Cleaveland's suggestions rules, and also speaks appropriately case the rules were violated." excess of what I would have done." is the indication they give of what to the issue of dormitory However, he goes on to add, "As He fails to realize that the Devils' lengths the University will go to self-determination. Both of these far as we can determine, the staff penalty was minor, though the loss solve the problem. The paramount objectives could be accomplished, had no knowledge of the clothes of prestige accompanying it certainly logistical difficulties implicit in this according to Cleaveland's purchase, but they did have will not help recruiting in the future. type o f arrangement seemed to suggestions, without significantly knowledge of taking him to the Eastern Michigan and Kansas, the preclude the adoption of such a plan disturbing the right to privacy of any tourney." other two schools slapped by the student. We hope that steps will be at Duke. In making these Some may attempt to dismiss the NCAA are ineligible for post-season suggestions, Cleaveland now taken to implement a proposal along play in all sports. these lines in the near future. suspension as a "minor infraction" indicates that this is not necessarily by the "friend of the university" but We conclude that too many the basketball program is responsible questions have been left unanswered. for a mistake that is quite serious Who was the "friend *of the and degrading to the University. university?" Were the coaches really If Duke's staff was aware of aware of the incident, and if not, the illegal recruiting actions (and why not? Why was the suspension urely they are cognizant of NCAA levied a year and a half after the •egulations), and did nothing about affair? t, then they are obviously at fault, We strongly urge that the Athletic his would mean that the staff Council probe the incident and nctioned the violations. reveal the true story. The more likely probability is In any case, it will be hard for that head coach Bucky Waters and Duke to escape the blame.
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(C> 1972 NYT Newi Service Anthony Lewis A man in upstate New York, concerned about the consequences of that policy? When John Richardson More recently, speaking about the 1965-67 American American planes bombing the dikes in North Vietnam, Jr., writes about the "great restraint" of American effort to start forest fires in South Vietnam, Freidheim wrote a letter recently to President Nixon. He got an bombing policy, is he aware that the U.S. has dropped on said: "In no sense was it an attempt to destroy all the answer from the acting Assistant Secretary of State for Indochina more than three times the tonnage of bombs forest. It was an attempt to clear the foliage, to clear the Public Affairs, John Richardson Jr. As an example of' used against Germany and Japan in World War II, ot does leaves from the trees." contemporary official logic it deserves a wider audience. he drive such facts from his mind? The Richardsons and Freidheims of Washington would "The United States has used great restraint in its say that they do not make the policy; they only follow bombing policy," Richardson said. The water conservancy orders. Along with thousands of others, they faithfully system of North Vietnam is not a target in our air efforts serve a president who says that, unless North Vietnam supporting South Vietnam's defense against North moves substantially toward accepting our terms, "there Vietnam's invasion. will be no reduction of the bombing." Not ever. "We are, however, hitting military and military related All that is true enough. The question is why so many targets such as North Vietnam's communications and men have followed such orders for so long. Why is it that supply systems. In some parts of North Vietnam the only one cannot think of a single person in either the Johnson dry ground is on the tops of dikes. Roads used for supply or Nixon Administration, high or low, who resigned convoys often run along the tops of the dikes. Similarly directly and publicly because he was no longer willing to antiaircraft weapons are placed on or adjacent to dikes. In take part in the calculated destruction of the peasant some instances, therefore, in carrying out attacks on societies of Indochina? military and military-related targets, dikes have been hit. There are Americans, millions of them, who are aware The dikes themselves, however, have not been the targets. of the moral consequences of their country's actions in "We have no desire to weaken the water conservancy Southeast Asia. They are a discouraged and bewildered system of or add to the suffering of the North Vietnamese group of people. They write and ask what they can do. people." They petitioned, they have voted, they have written their How would Americans feel if, somehow, they were on congressman, they have demonstrated. And nothing the receiving end of such logic, such sympathy? If an changes. enormously greater power that had been bombing them A few will find the courage to place themselves in new for seven years said it had no desire to add to their ways against the corruption of the American spirit. Eleven suffering? If the water mains in Chicago and Philadelphia prisoners of the Danbury, Conn., Federal Penitentiary are had been damaged and a spokesman for the bombers said now carrying out what they call "a fast to the death to solemnly that the Americans had unfortunately put the protest American atrocities in Indochina." At this mains under roads for supply convoys...? moment they have taken nothing but water for three For most of us such a reversal of fortunes is beyond— weeks. They are not discouraged by advice that their the imagination. We cannot put ourselves in the position Does Richardson ever feel nauseous when dictating deaths would be futile. of people whose survival depends on mud dikes, who have sentences such as, "We have no desire to...add to the Most of us wouid not find such action possible. All we no place to put a road except on top of them, who build suffering...?" Is he consciously cynical when he says that can do is to witness-to keep listening, to write letters, to and rebuild them by hand-carrying mud in baskets, we are not bombing dikes, only the roads on top of them? care, to vote. Those are modest enough demands as the without even a wheelbarrow. What about the Pentagon spokesman, Jerry W. Freidheim, country returns from its holiday to work and politics. We But it is conceivable that those whose duty it is to who a while ago argued that herbicide was good for the can let the publicists for the American war, and their explain American policy in Vietnam do not understand Vietnamese economy? masters, know that we understand. Down home- Pass-fail is no option John Thorner
Every Duke student who underclassmen because "it encouragement of students now only see a list of the seem to imply that the apparent inadequacies of has declared an academic has enabled many students exploring academic areas courses a student has taken grades (other than "P") the entire grading system, major may opt to be graded to take courses which they might not otherwise and the grades received in received in the six courses though, it would seem that on a pass-fail basis in one sounded interesting but pursue. The option was those courses. would be averaged together this small injustice might be elective, non-major course difficult, without worrying regarded as a step towards But the registrar does to determine whether a "B" easily rectified each semester. The consent about the grade." eliminating grades entirely provide a list of grades to average has been obtained But for the present, all . of the instructor and faculty, The committee also said from the educational system the deans' office, who do This is not the case, as all those students who need adviser is required, but this that "students usually use and as a result, a move compile the equivalent of a eight grades are averaged scholarships, or are is usually a formality. pass-fail as a means to opt towards the ideal of having QPR to determine such together, with the "Fs" considering graduate schools The pass-fail option, as it out of the entire grading students deciding what is things as who makes Dean's counting as "Cs." had better get some good has come to be called, was complex." important to learn rather List, who makes Phi Beta This matter appears advising before they sign up first instituted here back in Robert Krueger, then an than being forced to learn Kappa, and who may be petty on the surface. to take courses pass-fail this 1967. At first the option associate professor of by the threat of a grade. eligible for certain Certainly, a more extensive week. was limited to juniors and English and now dean of But it seems, upon close scholarships. In addition, analysis encompassing the Because for these seniors, but in the spring of Trinity College of Arts and examination, that Duke's the deans' office computes effect of grading on students, what is cavalierly 1970, it was extended to Sciences, said at the time pass-fail option, as it an average to determine education must be called a pass-fail option, is freshman and sophomores the grading revisions were presently exists, can have your class rank at the time undertaken. Next to the really no option at all. as well. being considered by the more negative effects on a of graduation. At the time of the Undergraduate Faculty student than positive ones. For all these purposes, extension, an exhaustive Council, that "the central Duke claims it no longer the deans consider a pass study of the grading system point in grading is to compiles a "quality point grade the equivalent of a showed most students and determine whether or not ratio" (QPR). The QPR was "C," or a 2.0 on a 4.0 scale Letter faculty were satisfied with the work is satisfactory or a method of figuring out a of grades. This is in spite of the way the pass-fail option unsatisfactory." student's academic average the fact that at the time the was working- The Thus the pass-fail option by a complicated method of pass grade was instituted, these were linked more to student-faculty committee was looked upon as a weighing the grade in a the UFC said "work Frats my own personal situation that studied the grading positive step towards the course and the amount of receiving the grade of *P' (in To the edit council: than to any one type of system recommended that elimination of grading credit the course carried. A pass-fail courses), is Despite the fact that I living group. I left my living pass-fail be extended to the competition and the prospective employer can equivalent to work graded think Dan Neuharth's article group because I had the *C-' or higher." in today's Chronicle entitled opportunity to move to a The deans* policy is "Student leaders to frosh: co-ed dorm on East Campus, not because it was The Chronicle cherishes letters from its readers. Letters should be nowhere clearly stated. For learn more out of class" is example, The Bulletin of basically an accurate one 1 a fraternity. typed on a 50-space line, and due to space limitations, no longer than Duke University says that am forced to note one Fraternities are 400 words or 40 lines. AU letters must be signed with class or official students are placed on mistake in it which I feel is important living options for title. Address letters to the editorial council, 4696 Duke Station, or Dean's List if they achieve a important. I do not feel that many people at Duke and through campus mail to Flowers Building. "B" (3.0) average or higher the year I spent in a they are definitely the in the two semesters of an fraternity was the "worst opposite of "terrible" for The opinions expressed in this newspaper are not necessarily those academic year. In addition, mistake of my life" nor was the many men who choose of Duke University, Us students, workers, faculty, administration, or "six semester-courses must i t "terrible." There were to live in the fraternity trustees. be presented in which aspects of my sophomore system. grades other than "P" have year and of my living group Steve Schewel, '73 been awarded" This would which I did not enjoy, but ASDU President Page 10 The Chronicle Tuesday, September 5, 1972 -Gov. Scott- (Continued from page 3) only Mandel and Gov. -Aid- Wendell Ford of Kentucky, privately after dinner with (Continued from page 1) both border state the governors. Most who executives, have said they representatives) are in talked about the intended to campaign ASDU," Schewel said. presidential race yesterday actively for the ticket, "They would try to give morning sounded a little Political observers give priority to positions of more sympathetic than they McGovern no chance to greatest respective value to had in their public carry any Southern state if. the University." statements back home. the election were held Disagree Besides Scott, however, today. Schewel also said anyone disagreeing with the Don't forget Bat committee's decision could go to their ASDU legislator with complaints. for good Italian eatin' The second conflict with the ASDU proposal is the method of payment to the Anna Maria's students. Schewel indicated he wanted the University or now open 3:00 -11:30 financial aid office to pay for part of the jobs, as it does with regular jobs for financial aid students. call 688-6449 Krueger said, however, With classes beginning freshmen mixers will be fewer the University would not pay a part of the salaries; and hopefully farther between. (Photo by Charlie that funds should come out McLarty) _^_^__ of student fees voted by referendum. Their money Krueger said he would support any decision the students made. "It's their money," he said. When asked if he thought the funds could be raised by student fees to pay for the student positions, Krueger said he did not know. "If the students are unwilling to decide that they would pay, then so be RESTAURANT it. The university shouldn't then go ahead and pay for the positions, this would be against the will of the Authentic CHINESE students," Krueger said. 32 positions and Schewel estimated at 32 the maximum number of students who would need to AMERICAN Food be paid for their extra-curricular jobs. 408 Morgan St., Downtown Durham ~~ "Eight to sixteen~percent Free Customer Parking of the student body needs jobs because of the financial Tel. 688-5613 Dine In or Take Out aid program, and even if we took the top five positions Hours: 11:30 a.m.-10 p.m. Open Daily Except Monday in every major e xtra-curricular Luncheon Dinner activity—about 100 positions—and took 16% of Master Charge BankAmericard that—that's only 16 people needing a $600 job," Schewel said. Double He doubled the figure to 32 reasoning that a slightly greater proportion of people in these activities are on financial aid than the entire student body. The program would cost about $18,000, according to Schewel. 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Likewise, circumstances in Nashville, (C) 1972 NYT News Service mood of Congress on busing prohibit courts from actions on the law are Associate Justice William H. Augusta and Oklahoma City WASHINGTON-The was comparable to that of a requiring communities to inconclusive. Rehnquist denied requests prevented these from being issue of busing for school "lynch mob." begin transporting "for the In Chattanooga for for delays of busing in test cases, and it did not desegregation has reached a Mitchell and his purpose of achieving a instance, a federal district Oklahoma City and appear that Powell and critical stage in the courts colleagues have also balance among students judge, Frank W. Wilson, last Nashville. Rehnquist were ruling on and in Congress as another expressed concern that with respect to race" until month ordered a delay in Civil rights advocates, the constitutionality of the school year begins. President Nixon's four all appeals have been putting his own busing plan who had been fearful that statute. Although only a few nominees on the Supreme exhausted. into effect. He said the new Powell and Rehnquist Lawyers on both sides of cities—all in southern and Court, having already Counter law mandated the delay. would take rigidly the integration issue believe border states—are broken the court's 18-year The legislation runs On the other hand, antibusing stances, were that the constitutionality of conducting new busing at long unanimity in favor of counter to the Supreme Associate Justice Lewis F. encouraged by their rulings the new law will be resolved the opening of school, the further school integration, Court's ruling in 1969 that Powell Jr., in his capacity as i n these cases, but in the next few months. anxiety over this method of might find that busing was required communities to the Supreme Court justice integration is as intense as not constitutionally begin desegregating their who hears cases from the ever in many parts of the necessary. schools as soon as they were United States Court of MON.-TUES.-WED. nation. The most pressing issue ordered to do so by a lower Appeals for the fifth circuit In some cities, notably facing the courts this fall is court. Civil rights lawyers when the full court is in San Francisco and Nashville, the interpretation of are convinced that the new recess, declined to block an 2 for 1 SALE school officials and other legislation enacted over the law is unconstitutional, but, integration plan for opponents of busing are For Duke Students, Faculty trying to cut back on the extensive busing that went into effect last year. and Staff But in most instances, I Clip and Bring. the fear and opposition have This Ad arisen from busing that may Buy One Pizza, be required rather than from busing already in GetOneOf CDCCI effect. Advocates Equal Value... llALL! Similarly, the strongest advocates of school Next to Page Auditorium GOOD MON.-TUES.-WEI>. 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It will be begins to form at 1 o'clock patients from three states years. Why is it when we China and Chinese medical partly cloudy tomorrow. 'Nuff said. these mornings on Mott seeking relief from pain. find somebody who can techniques, the Department Street for the last Most were elderly, most help, they take him away?". has been faced with what in acupuncture treatments of were arthritic, and only one The view of the State their view is a violation of, Huan Lam Ng and his wife, of the first 44 was Chinese. Department of Education, the law. This summer they Fook Kuan Lon who like All were irate at the state which li censes the warned clinics in other •CCC proposal- other practitioners of the action. professions, is that sections of New York City ancient art in the "I've been to doctors, acupuncture is practice of and in its suburbs, and last (Continued from page 1) Chinatown section here are I've been to hospitals," said medicine, and thus can only week they turned their explaining the visitation policy and the alternative living being forced to close by Mrs. Gertrude Schneider, be performed by M.D.'s. attention to the seven or situations available. The freshmen should then discuss the New York State. who suffers from arthritis. This view is also held by the eight practitioners in matter of where they will live with their parents or Monday, the tiny shop of "Seven years I went, and American Medical guardians. Association. Chinatown. the Ng's, spicy with herbal they couldn't help. After Re-evaluate The last guideline in the letter says that students should be able to re-evaluate their decisions regarding SONY MARANTZ CROWN KLIPSCH TEAC social regulations at least once a year. Cleaveland proposes in his letter that the successor to the CCC have the responsibility of formulating the detailed procedures and policies necessary to achieve a I Students and Faculty satisfactory solution to the problem of social regulations. The plans would then have to be reviewed and acted upon by Robert Krueger, dean of Trinity College of Arts and Sciences. Consultation . WELCOME BACK! The approaches mentioned in the letter, however, are ea the result of a great deal of consultation within the In case you don't know us, allow us administration, Cleaveland said. "I anticipate," he added, "that if a similar proposal is to introduce ourselves. submitted, it will be looked upon favorably by the We are Durham's and the Triangle Area's administration." Before action can be taken on Cleaveland's suggestions, largest and most complete stereo center. either last year's CCC will have to reconvene, or a successor to it will have to be formed. We offer you a choice of many brands The reason for this, according to Richard Cox, dean of students, is that-the CCC exists only until the report of of fine stereo components plus we back up the Residential Governance Study Commission (RGSC) every product that we sell with one of has been acted upon. - The RGSC report recommends that a body similar to the best facilities in the Southeast. the existing CCC, but with a different membership, be formed, Cox added. Originally The CCC social regulations proposal had originally Elac Magnetic Phono Complete Stereo been vetoed last April by James Price, then dean of undergraduate education. 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When Price vetoed this proposal, the CCC elected to appeal the decision to the provost, as permitted by the * $9." group's constitution. similar to illustrated BRING THE COUPON WITH YOU! -Farm workers- OFFER EXPIRES SEPTEMBER 9, 1972 (Continued from page 3) the contracts were signed their UFW lettuce with each without the knowledge of head wrapped and bearing their field workers and that the Black Eagle. field labor is not under Given these Teamsters jurisdiction complications, many according to an agreement consumers have not known between the UFW and the how to join the boycott. Teamsters. Indeed, even th ose Further confusing the sympathetic to the Chavez situation is the fact that not cause find it harder to do all lettuce is being without lettuce than grapes. boycotted. The UFW is In a Redwood City, being boycotted. The UFW Calif., supermarket, for off is boycotting only one example, a young woman 15% kind —iceberg lettuce. stopped at the produce Iceberg lettuce, or head section not long ago and Complete system consisting of any receiver, lettuce, is the kind that examined carrots and and/or separate tuner & amplifier, turntable, resembles a head of celery. She waited for and speakers. Sale excludes Crown cabbage. others shoppers to pass on International & Klipsch. Black Eagle and then quickly dropped The boycott covers all three heads of Iceberg Iceberg lettuce that does lettuce into her cart. Moving not have the UFW Black away, she seemed to be Eagle label on it. The only trying to hide them under exception to this policy is other packages in her cart. We would like to get to know you for locally grown better so we are offering these three A checker at the store, lettuce—that is, lettuce not said that such behavior was specials to entice you to come by. grown on the West Coast. not uncommon, that people Even if you don't want to take Most lettuce on the often made excuses at the advantage of these specials, come on market is not marked at all, checkout counter for having by anyway and browse. We'd love because the u nion bought lettuce. to have you and we think you'll labels —Teamsters and A customer of the same be impressed. UFW—appear on the boxes market commented, "I want in which the heads are to support the boycott as I shipped, not on the heads understand it, but I don't themselves. However, a few want it to affect my lettuce California growers now ship eating." Page 14 The Chronicle Tuesday, September 5, 1972 sPerspecfivess Vets return to Pennant fever defensive line by Andy Burness By Steve Garland lineman. In a year when there Bob Parrish, the other Viva Celerino SanchezJ aren't too many veterans de fensive tackle, is also returning to the football highly regarded. Coach And for that matter, let's not slight Carlton Fisk, team, the experience of a Robinson says Parrish is in Bobby Grich and a young Tiger, if you can think of one. veteran defensive line is a much better condition than Gone are the glory days in the American League East, bright spot. last year. "He's worked hard and instead a new breed of young and exciting baseball Despite the loss of to perfect his defensive line palyers has made this year's pennant race a little bit more letterman Bruce Mills and skills," said the coach. Jerry Griffin, defensive line interesting, even for those who thought baseball should Parrish was picked to Coach Joe Robinson can tour Korea this past summer have taken a hike years ago. boast about the return of on a special tour set up by As of this writing, the Baltimore Orioles, the New York five players with varsity Washington and the NCAA. Yankees, the Boston Red Sox and the Detroit Tigers are experience, four of whom At defensive end the all lodged within one half game of each other, but each is are seniors. starters will be senior Melvin too benevolent to want to take the title from the other Ed Newman is Parker and sophomore Ernie three. considered the stand out Clark. Parker is a veteran of This is probably true because the eventual divisional among these players. The last year's campaign and was winner will be the most mediocre champion in baseball six-two, 238 pound senior a starter although he missed several games due to an history. A good team would have won this race by now. from Woodbury has made many pre-season ankle injury. Four fair ones refuse to do the same. All-America teams. Parker is a determined Insecurity at the top Newman made his mark pass rusher and in last year's The Orioles, presently leading the group, are out to last year when he was opener against Florida he prove that a team can win less than 50 percent of its forced to start at both threw Gator QB John games and still capture the pennant. offensive and defensive Reaves for several losses en Sporting a not-so-impressive .539 mark, Earl Weaver's tackle due to injuries. His route to the Blue Devil bunch has relied on the hitting of such unknowns as overall play earned him the victory. Bobby Grich, Don Baylor and Johnny Oates to try for title of an Iron Duke. Clark is the only their fourth consecutive flag. ACC honors probably starter out of the His performance also front four with no varsity But the pitching, which means so much, has held them earned him ACC honors as experience. His starter together. They have weathered a miserable team batting well. Named all ACC at status comes from a stellar average, slumps from their former "superstars" and a poor U.S.A.'s Doug Collins sinks lay-up in 66-35 win both his positions, Newman frosh season and a strong bullpen, which has becme an Orioles' trademark. over Czechoslovakia in Olympic action. (UPI received 80 to 85 votes, the showing in spring and fall The Birds can't do any worse. The question is-Are photo) highest vote total of any practices. they too complacent to do any better? Ricca back The Yankees have one of the worst lineups in baseball, Coach Robinson had but their pitching has pulled through as well. People like these words to say about Rich McKinney, Hal Lanier, and Wade Blasingame should Waters happy with frosh returnee John Ricca. "He's have had trouble making their neighborhood teams. a much better player than By Mark Denny guard. Cook travels to Duke However, both viewed it A year ago, the same might have been said for Celerino last year. He can help us this In a year marked by the from Glen Rock, N.J., Fox, as "likely," in light of year. Sanchez, Sparky Lyle, and Ron Blomberg. Even though advent of freshman from Radnor, Pa. Rounding Duke's dearth of returning Size could be a problem the New Yorkers may be one of the funniest teams to eligibility for varsity play, out the five is Dave lettermen, that some this year. Newman, Parrish, play the game in years, they hustle, the pennant fever is the Duke basketball O'Connell, from Cincinnati, freshmen will be Parker and Clark are big, real, and they just might slip in the back door. program will be bolstered Ohio. O'Connell, a versatile incorporated into the but not huge. In comparison No more Bombers by the s e rvices of five 6-2, will see action as both a varsity program to the competition being The modern Yankee theory of a walk, sacrifice, error scholarship f re shman forward and a guard. It is planned that the faced, especially early in the and balk to produce a run has gotten them th far. I'd players. varsity and junior varsity season. This lack of size like to see them take it all. Head coach Bucky will work together for at may prove to be a definite least the first two weeks of The Red Sox, who seem to increase Carl Yastrzemski's Waters pronounced himself handicap." '' very pleased" with this practice and no decisions Overall Robinson feels pay in accordance with his consistency in making the key will be made prior to that out, would have won this fiasco already with a smart year's crop of three the line has been working time. very, very hard against the manager. forwards, a center and a guard. Terry Chili, 6-9, from Players may be shuffled run. "This is the biggest test Moves like maintaining team harmony and using Luis Jamestown, N.Y. will lend back and forth between the of a defensive line." Tiant as a starting pitcher earlier in the season would have his height to the pivot slot, varsity and J-V teams Some defensive statistics helped immeasurably. a task where he may be throughout the season, the that this year's line will try Still, the Sox have baseball's best rookie in catcher joined by 6-9 Willie Hodge. only stipulation being that to improve upon over last Carlton Fisk, and more important, their very own little Hodge, who hails from San no player may participate in year's are the 160 yard per league stadium, so there's still hope in Beantown. Antonio, Texas, is listed as Bucky more than 26 games. game rushing average and Social Security benefits capable of holding down Varsity berths likely When asked, the the 11 touchdowns that either a center or forward freshman players seemed were let up rushing. The Tigers are the only major league team where Social Both Waters and junior position. unawed at the thought of Of course, the biggest Security benefits work in reverse. Players under 65 are in varsity coach Tony Barone declined to speculate on the jumping untried into the test of all will come this the clear minority, so the management figures they can Bob Cook, 6-6, seems chances of individuals midst of ACC basketball Saturday when the team save by giving to the younger players. destined for duty as a forward, while Paul Fox, at gaining berths on the varsity mayhem opens against Alabama's (Continued on page 15) 6-2, will see service as a squad. (Continued on page 15) Crimson Tide. Big 8 teams battling for national honors Editor's Note: The following 1,386 yards last campaign, will be pro-sized offensive line to work Nebraska and Colorado won't Included in K-State's 11 article is the third of a six-part the Buffalo's big offensive behind, while Glover, highly help that much. starters are three able receivers series reviewing major national weapon, while Jon Keyworth a touted DE Willie Harper and DT Iowa State next and some solid defensive football conferences. soph sensation two years ago, who Bill Janssen will form the basis of IOWA STATE should have performers. By Bob Peltz was sidelined all last year, should an equally awesome defense. pretty tight locks on fourth place OKLAHOMA STATE will be Football fans all over the help carry the load. Throw in an Meanwhile over at in the league, returning 14 starters out to improve upon last season's nation will have their eyes closely all-star secondary on defense and OKLAHOMA, the Sooners sans from a team that lost only to 4-6-1 mark with the return of QB glued on the Big Eight this season some big bad linemen and you quarterback, should put together Nebraska, Oklahoma, Colorado Brent Blackman, a run-pass threat as the nation's top three teams in have the "stuff national one of the more fearsome running and LSU last time around. who was sidelined in 1971. '71 will be looking for a repeat champions are made out of." attacks in the nation led by George Amundson will be KANSAS will only be performance. Nebraska disagrees All-American Greg Pruitt (9.4 running the offense from the returning nine starters from a 4-7 COLORADO will have its NEBRASKA and yards a carry last se&son), EB quarterback spot after picking up season (is that a blessing or not?), sights set on bigger things than AII-Americans Rich Glover and Leon Crosswhite and RB Joe over 1,200 yards as a running while MISSOURI will have to just the conference title as they Johnny Rodgers will be back to Wylie. All-American center Tom back in 1971. Ike Harris and depend greatly upon JC transfers will be out to stop Nebraska from disagree, however, as Bob Brahaney will also be anchoring Willie Jones will provide a pair of if they are to regain- their former an unprecidented third national Devaney will be looking for an offensive line that should outstanding targets for winning status. championship. number three. The Cornhuskers devastate opposing defenses. Amundson. PREDICTED FINISH Coach Eddie Crowder may just must find 11 replacements, but Still, Jack Mildren will no KANSAS STATE could make 1. Colorado have the horses to do the trick have a virtual goldmine of talent, longer be running the veer for some noise, however, as it will 2. Nebraska with 13 returning starters from such as red-shirted QB Dave Chuck Fairbanks' squad and as of return to the saturate-the-airways 3. Oklahoma last year, including an established Humm, who could tum out to be now there is no outstanding type offense that it initiated 4. Iowa State quarterback, something that another Den Bunce. replacement in sight. Defensively during the second half of last year 5. Kansas State neither Nebraska nor Oklahoma Johnny Rodgers, who scored the Sooners should be better than under southpaw Dennis Morrison, 6. Oklahoma State can lay claim to. 17 touchdowns last year, Bill Olds in 1971, however, a murderous who ended the season as the 7. 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