Dorm financing gets 'no' vote from SCHEV By DONNA SIZEMORE addition of two new degrees at the council taking a more while rejecting proposals the council itself approve. News for James Madison JMU, the Master of Fine Arts active role in budgeting. from JMU, Christopher "I think we'll ultimately University from the State in Art and the Master of The council did not feel that Newport College, George gain approval," Hilton said. Council of Higher Education Music, Hilton said. JMU has sufficient need for Mason University and Old If the funds are allocated for of Virginia (SCHEV) was both According to Hilton, JMU more on-campus housing, Dominion University. the dorm construction, the bad and good. will appeal the council's according to Hilton, and The "Roanoke Times and building will provide housing The council denied approval decision on the dormitory suggested that the university World News" called the for 136 students. However, the of JMU's $1.7 million budget budget request and hope to have a private builder council's rejection of JMU's dorm's location has yet to be request for the building of gain their approval before the construct more facilities near housing request "a surprise determined. dormitory facilities, requests go before the campus and in turn lease move." The $1.5 million WUU according to Fred Hilton, Virginia General Assembly in these facilities for student "Our need may not have expansion, if approved by the assistant to the vice president January. housing. been clearly represented," General Assembly, will be of university relations. The General Assembly has Hilton does not believe that Hilton said, as JMU did not used for student meeting and However, the council final decisive power on all this is a feasible solution, have a representative at the conference facilities, Hilton approved a $1.5 million budget requests. "This is the noting that students prefer to council's meeting. said. request for expansion of the first year SCHEV has been be on campus. "We were surprised they The expansion of Madison Warren University Union and involved in making The council approved rejected it in the first place, Stadium, if approved, will add funds for a $1.7 million seating recreational or dorm housing construction at Hilton said, because the staff an additional 6,800 seats, addition to Madison Stadium. requests," Hilton said, noting Virginia Tech and Clinch assigned to investigate the making total seating capacity Also approved were the this as part of a trend towards Valley Community College, requests had recommended around 12,000, Hilton said. e ^tkeze
Vol. 57 James Madison University. Harrisonburg, Virginia Tuesday, October 2,1979 No. 10
Photo by Chuck Failo 'Just pranking' was a part of Toad the Mime's show here Wednesday. For story, see page 12. Rapes not a threat here, campus police say By CINDY ELMORE women were grabbed, or their rooms were entered at years. Sometimes we're busy, but we usually can Incidents of rape have not been reported to James night. "We just can't stress enough the importance of spare one cadet for that," he added. Madison University police for at least nine years, locking doors," Clark said. Anywhere from six to nine security cadets patrol according to Sgt. William Clark of campus security If a reported rape did occur on campus, security the JMU campus each night, from 7 to 11 p.m. Sunday and safety. officials would release information about the incident through Wednesday, 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. on Thursday, A rumor recently circulated here alleging that the if requested, Clark said, adding, "maybe not at the and 7 p.m. to 2 a.m. Friday and Saturday. At least rape of two JMU students had been reported in the moment it happened. And if possible, we would not two cadets each patrol the Bluestone area, N- Richmond Times-Dispatch, but not in the local release persons' names." complex, and Newman lake dormitories during those media, has proved to be false. No account of rape hours, Clark said. here has been reported in the Times-Dispatch, a Nine additional cadets may be added to the spokesman for the newspaper said, and no rapes ALTHOUGH an established escort service has not program, bringing the total number to 40. have been reported to the campus police, Clark said. been publicized here, for several years security's As an additional crime prevention measure, "It hasn't happened and if we can prevent it, we policy has been to provide campus women with administration officials have recently reevaluated don't want it to happen," he said. security cadet escorts if requested. lighting on campus to eliminate darker areas. Minor incidents have occurred at JMU, in which "It's a Rood idea. UVa has had an escort service for (Continued on Page 10) ° Page i THE BREEZE. Tuesday, October 2. 1979 Filing flight plan can cut plane crash rescue time Search for recent wreck lasted five days
By LOUIS EACHO fuel available, fuel stops made very small space in a forest," "Everyone operating a and the expected arrival time, Spann continued. "Many private plane should file a Spann said. All of this times a crash like this will hight plan before each flight, information would have make look just like a small burned so that in case of a crash they it much easier to find Sarco, spot on a hill from our can be found or rescued in he continued. viewpoint in the air," he said. probably less than a day The roughly loo mile area instead of the five days (Sept. "WE RECEIVED a call between Elkins, W. Va., 10-15) that it took rescuers to around 10 p.m. Tuesday (Sept. where Sarco took off after find the body and plane of 11) to aid in an active search refueling, to Weyers Cave Harrisonburg businessman for Sarco, roughly 24 hours Airport just outside of Michael Sarco, Sr.," after the estimated time of his Harrisonburg, was covered by according to a James Madison crash," Spann said. West Virginia and Virginia University student involved in "That first night we were CAP volunteers, according to the recent search for Sarco. part of a Virginia CAP ground Spann. Over 150 people were Attempting what Civil Air search team, covering the involved in the search in the Patrol (CAP) officials believe areas of McGaheysville and Virginia areas, while 25 CAP was an emergency landing in Port Republic trying to members from four West the Monongahela National triangular-in on a reported Virginia squadrons conducted Forest a mile north of Spruce distress signal, which we air searches between Elkins Knob, W. Va., Sarco's Cessna never found," Bernhardt said. and their state line, he said. 172 crashed after his fuel On Wednesday both Spann "The search did cause quite tanks apparently ruptured. He and Bernhardt acted as a strain on both of us since was "most likely" killed on observers on several flights we're full-time students, but it impact, according to West between Weyers Cave Airport is hard to say you can't go Virginia CAP spokesman Lt. and New Market with each when you're called out on an Rick Little in a recent Daily flight taking approximately emergency," Spann said. Photo by Glenn Petty News Record article. two hours, according to If the 65-year-old Sarco had Bernhardt. THE SEARCH FOR the body and plane of Harrisonburg filed a flight plan, a search for "By that night, though, the businessman Michael Sarco, caused a strain for Greg Spann, a the plane would have begun 30 weather had gotten so bad due Did yon JMU student who was involved in the search as a member of the minutes after the expected to Tropical Storm Frederic, Civil Air Patrol. arrival time, instead of the an active search wasn't know almost two days it took to resumed until Saturday," check other airports and when the remains of Sarco's homes to make sure he was plane were discovered, Spann we can find missing, according to CAP said. member and JMU student ( "Throughout the search we abreast Civil Air Patrol Greg Spann. Sparca, along thought Sarco might be alive, with, Mony Bernhardt, which is one reason we went to cancer another . JMU student, as many houses as possible to participated in the search for see if anyone heard a crash," as small as Sarco. according to Spann. has many duties A general visual flight plan gives the name of the pilot, the "IT SHOULD also be the head of altitude he'll be flying, the realized that what was left of Composed of volunteers type of plane he's flying, the Sarco's plane covered an area a pin? specific route, the amount of of only 30 yards, which is a By LOUIS EACHO "The Civil Air Patrol not only searches for private planes, but they help campers and hunters in distress and also aid in flood control emergencies," said CAP member and James Madison University student Greg Spann. Basically the CAP will volunteer their help in any emergency if they're asked to do so by a law enforcement agency, Spann said. "We have no law enforcement powers, since we're there only to BOOTSHOW help people," he added. CAP squadrons were involved in the aftermath of Hurricane "WHERE?" David in Alabama, for example, by flying in food and needed supplies, helping discover which areas were going to receive the AT worst damage and helping out with the groundwork and cleanup involved, Spann said. Spann and Mony Bernhardt are the only two JMU students in the 18-member local CAP squad The CAP is a nationwide organization, composed entirely of JACK eOUINS SHOE STORE volunteers who are an auxilary of the Air Force. "They lend their knowledge and guidance in overseeing our programs, but our commanders are all civilians," according to Spann, who has been Aent Map Paa hit a member of the Virginia Wings CAP since last January. "The major purpose of the CAP is to provide aerospace MMS WOMiSI GftlMfMt education and leadership," Spann said. To join a local CAP organization no experience of any kind is needed except that of a. minimum age requirement of 14, ac- cording to Spann. "Once you join the CAP you're asked what 0rd« M *• tfrt fnr eheiM tf stybt, ton »»i hub you'd like to be involved with such as ground search work, flying, first aid or communications, he said. Except for flight instruction, the CAP will provide anyone with 400-500 lo CIIMM Urn the necessary programs needed to become an experienced member, according to Spann. To fly a CAP plane, a member must have at least 200 hours of flight experience, he said. The Valley Composite Squadron, which is the Harrisonburg Al Boot SbMials area's CAP, is entering its second year and is still trying to set up a broad base of programs, according to Bernhardt. A majority of the squad members nave a background in first aid, but an overall first aid program hasn't been set up yet, 20* OFF Bernhardt said. "Our squadron is spread out as far as age is concerned from 14 FACTORY REF WILL BE IN OUR STORE to 60 and has a fairly even number of males and females in the group, with Lt. Susan Lance (a civilian) commanding the squadron," Spann said. "We do need people and we could really use any interested Thurt. Oct. 4 1 «• 9 PM university students," Spann said. Weekly CAP meetings are held every Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Mullenburg Lutheran Church on 281 East Market Street. For those who decide to join, a $20 fee is Jock feftM Skat Start, lit. lot S. Mai. St. Of**** Ntiff. VA required,entitling. _the_ member to participate, in ail the iih structional programs, he said. THE BREEZE, Tuesday, October 2, 1979, Page 3 Burruss Hall boasts wildlife Animal Room9 houses rabbits, albino rats By BOBBY GIRARDI of animals kept in the care The first thing that strikes facility, the large rabbits and you about the Biology a kind of albino rat are kept in Department in Burruss Hall, different enclosures from the is the glass case on the second mice and are utilized for floor that contains human specialized scientific embryos floating in glass purposes. bottles. The large rabbits, are The second thing that intended for the research by strikes you is the extremely Virology professor Jean large rabbits they keep in the Acton, who was the recipient attic Animal Care Facility-all of a government NIH grant to white with large red eyes. investigate the effects of Despite the human nitrogen dioxide on specimens in the hall, pulmonary monosites-that is, however, the Biology the effects of pollution on Department's main scientific certain blood cells that are focus appears to be on found in the lungs. The animals. The large rabbits are rabbits, because of their only a part of the myriad physiological similarity to animals-rats, mice, frogs, man, are used in this study. trout, guppies, crabs-that The albino rats, kept two to serve an immediate scientific a cage, are also being used for purpose. These animals similar specific research represent the wildlife of the purposes. From their department, they are reactions, researchers are experimentation animals trying to interpret the effects expressly reserved for student of Cadmium, a food additive, and faculty research. on blood pressure. In charge of the Biology The mammals of the department's "Animal Animal Care Facility are Pttoto by Chuck Faiie Room," where the rabbits and taken care of by students of RABBITS AND OTHER mammals are experimentation as part of JMil's Biology all the other mammals are the department, who clean the reserved for student and faculty research and program. kept, is an informative lab animals cages and see after technician, Mrs. Emily their welfare. Baxter seemed instance, rainbow trout. used in waste water treatment The Biology department Baxter. very pleased with the student The investigation, which is constantly dumped in also houses a variety of Baxter indicated that the help: No animals have conducted by graduate to the nation's waterways. insects which are used mainly mice population was the escaped when under student student Paul Booth calls for Trout are then checked for for dissection and population largest of the department's care, she said. some very delicate damage to their protein studies, according to Dr. other animal communities, Perhaps one of the Biology environmental reproductions. production, an expected side James Grimm, an and are the most common department' most interesting The trout's tank must be kept affect of chlorine treated entymologist (specialist in the animals used in student's animal-related experiments is at consistent temperatures, waste. study of insects). "This has biological .inquiries. "The the one that is currently being and special air blowing been a very good year for mice," said Baxter, "are very conducted in a lab one floor devices must be used to OTHER ANIMALS such as insects, he commented aboil helpful in psychological and below the "Animal Room". simulate running water. African frogs, crayfish and the campus' rampant numbef behavioral experiments." This particular experiment Trout are then subjected to crabs are used in various of crickets and grasshopper!, involves the aquatic animals various doses of chlorine in other physiological "but they will all be dead by THE OTHER two varieties of the department-in this reproduction of the chlorine experiments. the first frost." Horn's Mini Market GO FOR THE GOLD... DUKES
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20% off V.. JCPenney pantihose, briefs and bikinis. c Photo by Chuck Fazio Sale 79 to 4.40 I DON'T KNOW what do you want to do with it? Lucius Frye, Reg. 99 to $5.50. Choose from a great selection at terrific savings Buildings and Grounds and Gene Wagner, Physical Plant ponder Flexxtra® nylon in control top styles, smooth all-in-ones the height of the handrail on Bluestone Drive. comfortable support hose. Lots more in many textures. colors and sizes What are they doing Sale 63* to 4.25 Reg. .79 to $5.35. Stock up now on pretty panties at beautiful savings. Demure or daring styles With lace trim, sport stripes, down by the creek? novelty prints. Cottons, poly, blends in choice of colors For the Guys By KEVIN MILLER The big question that anyone walking downhill from Gibbon's Dining Hall is asking these days is, "what in the world are they building down by the creek?" 20% off Construction of a wooden handrail on the sidewalk bordering the creek began Wednesday, but by Thursday evening the railing had been disassembled. "It wasn't the architect's fault and it plaid shirts. wasn't the construction workers' fault" that it had to be removed, according to Lucius Frye, superintendent of Heating and Cooling Sale 9.60 Services. 9 A wooden rail will be built on each side of Bluestone Drive over Reg. $12. Hearty Big Mac plaids show up 1^ the creek to replace the existing black iron ones. After the up- on yarn-dyed cotton or cotton/polyester flannel creek rail had been constructed Wednesday, Buildings and Sizes S-M-L-XL. Grounds determined that the rail was too low and could pose a Tall sizes, reg. $13, Sale 10.40 "safety hazard," said George Marcum, superintendent of Buildings and Grounds. "It appeared that because of the slope of the terraine the rail might be too low. People might be tempted to sit on it, and Shop JC Penney possibly fall in the creek," according to Marcum. More cement will be added to the rail supports and the ground Monday thru Sat. will be leveled to make the site safer, he said. 10 to 9 The architect who designed the construction plan is from Wright, Wilkerson, and Jones. He was on campus Friday for VaUey Mall unrelated business, according to Frye, "so we consulted with him Rt. 33 East Harnsonburg and he confirmed that we should raise the rail" about a foot. There will probably be some additional cost," for extra concrete and labor, according to Frye, but the exact cost of the Boject and the delay will not be determined until he receives bor and supply estimates. Dial 434-1701 for the JC American Cancer Society Penney Catalog Center.
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§AI<3 By CINDY ELMORE ' represent a portion of those read on campus If magazine selection is an indication of because of a high number of subscriptions, he personality and taste, then James Madison added. University has an extremely diverse student Sales of weekly lifestyle magazines, such as population. People, Us, and Omni, are also sporadic The JMU bookstore sells anywhere from 60 depending upon the particular issue's content by William Shakespeare to 75 different magazines, bookstore manager An editorial in the Aug. 7, 1978 issue of Time Joseph Hancher said. magazine stated that these weekly magazines Oct. 2-7 Latimer-Shaeffer Theatre Sports, fashion, news, pornography, science, are enjoying enormous sales nationwide. automotive, hobby, lifestyle, and pactically According to Time "readers seem less 8 p.m. Reservations - 433-6260 you—name—it magazines are sold. "We get a judgemental, interested less in someone's good variety of magazines. There might be character than in his or her 'life—style.' That $2.50/$1.50 with J.M.U. I.D. only an isolated issued we don't carry," mood could change and if it did, so would the Hancher said. journalism. But an interest in people won't go Although most magazines sold are selected away. . ." for educational reasons, others will be offered rf&H J.M.U. Theatre if an apparent need exists, he added. For "NOTHING is wrong with that," Hancher instance, some "drug—oriented" magazines said, adding that these magazines offer short, are offered, even though they do not sell well at easily—readible articles appealing to those JMU. "I don't like the magazines, but we'll put without time to spend on longer articles. LUIGI'S them out." Among monthly magazines, those oriented Recently, a graduate student asked Hancher toward a female audience,' such as it "Scientific American" magazine could be Cosmopolitan, Glamour, and Seventeen, show **** PIZZERIA**** obtained. the best sales at JMU. Presents: "That doesn't mean I'll put in 25 or 30," be Mad and Cracked magazines also have high said. "I'll look into what I'm asked for. I might sales. 'These magazines relieve tension by not order one that I know won't sell here. But if allowing you to laugh at yourself and at * ¥ Chicago Style Pizzas * * someone insisted, I might attempt to get one." society," Hancher added. "Some magazines are good and are here to Subs & Dell Sandwiches HOWEVER, the bookstore can only sell stay, but don't sell well, such-as Consumer ABC on Premise those magazines that a distributor has to offer. Reports, Hancher said. Since few distributors service the Additional periodicals low in sales include Budweiser & Michelob on tap Harrisonburg area, the selection is reduced. quarterly magazines, and automotive, sports, Whether or not a magazine can benefit and hard—core pornography magazines. -daily lunch specials from 11-2:00 students in their general education is a factor Last year, the bookstore magazine considered in selection. distributor stopped offering hard—core prus your Favorite import beers pornography magazines at JMU due to a lack "The magazines chosen are an indication of sales. The JMU Student Government At two Locations: that the students are here to get an education, Association requested that the magazines be whereas 10 or 15 years ago, students in college sold again. Although the magazines were No. 1 1010 S. Main 433-1101 were not." Hancher said, brought back, sales still remained low, (in front of Campus) Sales of the bookstore's weekly news Hancher explained. "But we have to offer magazines run in spurts, he explained, often them because somebody wants them." ON CAMPUS DELIVERIES depending on what is featured on the cover. As for sports magazines, "they are read on "Some topics kids want to read, others they the stands and put back," he added. "We don't Starting at 6pm.-11pm. Mon. -Thurs. care nothing about." But weekly news encourage it. but we know it will be done. We • last call 10:30* magazines bought in the bookstore only did the same thing at your age." No. 2 1029 S. High Call433-0077 • DINE IN OR TAKE OUT • Hours : open 7 days a week Keep Red Cross ready.
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taking cases into their own The written procedure may orientation session in By TERESA CAVINESS honor council official in order be in the form of another September. A mock hearing to clarify the honor system to hands, largely because they don't know the process booklet if the council can was conducted in order to give "Honesty is the first chapter students. obtain funding for it, Rack the representatives an "The pamphlet is probably through which a violation in the booh of wisdom." should be reported," Rack said. understanding of the hearing Thomas Jefferson our biggest project for the Presentations have already process, according to Rack year," Rack said. said. Both Rack and Hobbs want Commuters will be able to Rack wants to either make been made in at least two Pamphlets concerning presentations to departments dormitories, Hobbs said. The to hold another meeting at the plagiarism and unauthorized pick up their copy in the presentations were requested end of this semester in Commuter Student Office or or develop a, written collaboration are now being procedure so faculty by the residents, she added. conjunction with the distributed by the Honor at the information desk in the The honor system was Communication Arts Warren University Union, he members will be informed of Council in ah effort to make the steps to take to report a explained in detail to new and department. Exercises; in more students aware of the said. Copies have already listening will be incorporated been distributed to the violation and what they have returning council honor code and what it entails discretion over. representatives at a special to develop efficiency. The pamphlets, which are a dormitories, he added. first for James Madison JMU will also be hosting the University, supplement the 1979 Conference on Honor Student Handbook, according Systems Nov. 16-17, Rack to Kevin Rack, Honor Council said. The conference is Maid of Cotton sought President. another first for JMU and Rack hopes to establish a "I think that people will be Following completion of a Canada, Europe, and the Far more likely to pay attention to tradition of sponsoring it Applications are available for the 1980 Maid of Cotton, who seven-month tour, the Maid East. The domestic tour will the pamphlet if it is separate. every other year, rotating include speaking at Rotary with William and Mary, the will act as a public relations will receive a $2,000 Most students just put their educational grant from the Clubs in major metropolitan handbook on a shelf and don't only sponsor in previous representative for the American Cotton industry, Council. cities, and visits to cotton- even read it," said Honor years. The Maid of Cotton focuses producing states. Council Vice-President, Susan All schools in the state have according to the National been invited to the conference, Cotton Industry. attention on the importance of Hobbs. cotton to the economy of the Application forms for The pamphlet offers he said. "It's a matter of The selection is open to women between 19 and 23 who United States in terms of entering the selection may be detailed explanations of exchanging ideas and obtained from the Council, information," he added. were born in SL. cotton- employment, world trade, plagiarism and unauthorized energy conservation, P.O. Box 12285, Memphis, assistance, with additional The conference should producing state or who have enhance the prestige of the maintained legal residence in productivity, and food value of Tenn. 38112. Deadline for information concerning the the seed. submitting completed Honor Council. university, according to Rack. the Cotton Belt since age It should also make the honor seven or earlier. Applicants The Maid's international applications is Nov. 11. Although the booklet was tour will include participation The selection will be held in £t together by Rack, some of system here more creditable, also must be at least five feet five inches tall, and never in public relations and cotton Memphis. Tennessee, Dec. 26- s material contained within he said. promotion activites in 28. was developed by Yale have been married. University and the College of ANOTHER GOAL of the William and Mary. Honor Council is to place more emphasis on the faculty this American Cancer Society THE PAMPHLET also year. "We've had problems in THIS sr»cn awnurorro BV THB PUBLISHER AS A PUBIJC SKRVICI outlines the duties of each the past with faculty members Restaurant
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his Book titititi titititi The CSC will meet in the Union in room A from 430- wm 5:30 p.m. on Oct. 2. Elections ftyrc ial EiMtUw »Mffiaie>itiiiH of officers and coordinators will be held. All Commuter Senators are required to SOMETHING NEW! attend. Wednesday Oct 3 The Bacon Burger Combination FootbaU relay 5d0-6:30pm + Sigma Nu Fraternity will be running a football relay from JMU to UVA, Oct. 13. This project is designed to raise money for the heart Valley 43)4110 association and boost school spirit for the UVA game. The Mall OKSTOtC fraternity is collecting pledges and a goal of $1,000 iHitittiiimmnnmnHtti? has been set The relay will begin at midnight from the Sigma Nu house. The runners expect to arrive at Scott Stadium during pre-game activities. NEW The planned course of the relay is as follows: JMU to Weyers Cave via Port Republic Road; Weyers Cave to Grottoes via Rt. 156; Grottoes to Waynesboro; then Rt 250 will take Sigma Nu the •Thick and juicy beef patty •Mayonnaise, lettuce and rest of the way to UVA. •Two strips of crisp bacon two shces of fresh tomato For further information Foreigner "Head Games" •French fries contact Bill Moomau, 434-310O. •ALL*YGfU*CAN*EAT SALAD BAR Teachers Bonnie Raitt "The Glow" The Danforth Foundation is looking for exceptional students who want to become college teachers despite every Jethro Tull "Storm Watcher' obstacle, and in preference to every other professional option—students who see teaching as a vocation, not a Cheap Trick "Dream Police" job. The Danforth Graduate Fellowship Program is the principal means by which the Foundation attempts to Styx "Corner Stone" achieve these goals. We, the JMU Danforth Fellowship Committee, invite
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■ Page 8, THE BREEZE. Tuesday, October 2, 1979 Sfcwt Totes Reservations Waterway robbery Going broke? TORONTO (AP)—Cloaked by a fog, pirates WASHINGTON (AP)—A new bankruptcy law BOISE, IDAHO (AP) — Indians trying to raided a Soviet freighter tied up at a Toronto which goes into effect Monday will take some enforce zoning regulations on their Fort Hall pier and stole the ship's hammer and sickle of the pain out of going broke. Reservation have been told by some local The Bankruptcy Reform Act of 1978 is the officials that nothing has changed in a century The captain of the Andrea Andrev reported first major,overhaul of the bankruptcy code and they are like servants to the white man. the theftSaturday to harbor police who offered since the 1930's and it is expected to result in an "When the Indians talk about rights they little hope the red flag could be found. increase in personal bankruptcies, already on should remember it's like a master servant Police said the captain, who was not the rise due to the recession. relationship," said Deputy Power County identified, told them the raiders boarded his In general, the law allows individuals who Prosecutor Ben Cavaness. "The Lord giveth vessel Friday night, stole the flag and made file for bankruptcy to keep more of their and the Lord taketh away. This is the white their getaway aboard a waiting boat. possessions. It also restricts the right of man's case: there are more of us than there creditors to repossess property and simplifies are of them. If the treaty gives tbem rights, the filing procedures. treaties can be amended." Personal bankruptcies reached a peak of But on the other side of the dispute is Dan Coffee klatches 224,354 during the recession year of 1974-75 Mabey of the trial land use commission. when individuals accounted for over 88 percent "We are a domestic sovereign nation, and we RICHMOND (AP) — In homes in Virginia and of all the bankruptcy petitions that were filed. control the land," he said. "Throughout our around the nation Oct. 18, a woman's group The number of people seeking help under the history we have lost our rights because we will sponsor meetings to discuss not the Equal bankruptcy laws declined steadily after 1978, have not enforced them. We must turn that Rights Amendment, not child-rearing, but the but increased again this year. In the 12 months around." benefits of nuclear energy. that ended June 30, individuals filed 196,976 The dispute arose in January 1977 when Nuclear Energy Women (NEW) is planning bankruptcy petitions; they accounted for about Interior Secretary Thomas Kleppe approved to combat the anti-nuclear campaign's mass 87 percent of all filings. an Indian ordinance giving the tribes land use rallies and civil disobediance with the most "We think that this trend will continue," said and zoning authority over all land on the traditional of social events—the coffee klatch. H. Kent Presson, assistant chief, of the reservation—including land previously sold by NEW officials say utility companies will play bankruptcy division of the Administrative the tribes to private parties. a major role in getting the meetings organized. Office of the U.S. Courts, discussing the The dispute is over zoning control of 20,000 In Virginia, activities are being coordinated increase. acres of the 533,000-acre reservation that have by Sarah Demarest, a member of Virginia Credit counselors say the state of the been sold to private owners. Electric & Power Co.'s public relations staff economy is partly to blame for the rise. "One who belongs to NEW. She estimated as many as 50 coffee klatches would expect bankruptcies to go along with the will be going on n Virginia Oct. 18, which has business cycle," said Bill Hampel of the Credit Big send-off been designated as nuclear energy education Union National Association. day. Vepco is footing the bill for coffee and BALBOA, CANAL ZONE (AP)—With beer, other refreshments that will be served at the fireworks and official ceremonies, Americans meetings, Ms. Demarest said. bid a farewell and Panamanians a welcome Organizers of the coffee klatches say they Sunday to the Panama Canal Zone. aren't trying to put together a hard sell for Poor image The American Panamanian canal treaties nuclear power. Instead, the meetings will give signed in 1977 provided for the U.S. Canal Zone people a chance to ask questions and learn LONDON (AP) • Arabs bitterly resent their about nuclear energy. image in the West, where they are seen as to become Panamanian territory at midnight playboys, exploiters of the energy shortage Sunday. The celebrations, said Panama's President and purveyors of violence, says the chairman Aristides Royo, mark "a day of jubilation and Bomb blast of the International Press Institute. pride...The act of a people entering a portion The Arabs "are associated with acts of of their territory that has been under foreign TEL AVIV, Israel (AP)—A bomb blast Sunday violence, the exploitation of the energy jurisdiction for seven long decades." heavily damaged a maintenance engine and shortage, and the excesses of exceedingly The occasion was more somber for some of tracks of the Jerusalem-Tel Aviv railroad, wealthy playboys who populate the casinos and the 38,000 Americans in the zone who are police said. No injuries were reported in the other fleshpots of Western cities and they concerned about life under Panamanian law. explosion near the Tel Aviv suburb of Ir resent this for a very good reason," said Frank But on Sunday evening, hundreds of Ganim. Rogers, a Briton, at the opening on Saturday of Americans were expected to show up in front Israel Radio said police and security forces an International seminar convened to discuss of the Panama Canal Co.'s Administration were inspecting the entire rail link for other ways of improving the Arab image. Rogers attributed the Arabs' image problem Building here, where Canal Zone Gov. Harold bombs. Parfitt was to lower the American flag in his There was no immediate word on who set off to a lack of understanding, due in turn to a lack final official act at« p.m. local time. the blast on the eve of Yom Kippur, the Day of of balanced coverage of Arab achievements The festivities also included a "giant beer and philosophies and the lack of a free flow of Atonement,lu>liest day on the Jewish religious information from accurate sources. bash for hundreds of Americans on a grassy calendar. area at the tip of the zone on the Pacific Ocean i side. onsiwd Ute Koto* wwnd Ike IUMM.
ItHIINItlHIItHtUHIIIIHIIHItHHimiNNmWimiMHNM A PLACE TO FOCUS... tor Tutors in many JMU subject areas f! +*im***mtiimMmrmtn ZM&ftffiffit&ttrXn&fX^XXM THE BREEZE, Tu«day, October 2, l»7», Page » IT'S TALL Foreign students DRIED FLOWERS, Six nations represented here POTS, By CINDY ELMORE Embassy information, English proficiency and Thirteen students at James international catalogs, library financial sufficiency is Madison University have data, and word-of-mouth from presented. CANDLES backgrounds * distinguishing mends and relatives is how them from their 8,100 foreign students come to know The English exam is one counterparts. They are from about JMU, said international administered internationally. GREEN PLAN1S foreign nations. student adviser Dr. Bijan Other, than this, the Sweden, Hong Kong, Kenya, Saadatmand. application information for Canada, Chile, and France The attraction of JMU's JMU is the same for foreign are among nations campus, and its location close students as for American represented by the students. But the procedure to Washington DC, are major for consideration of the 20*5" * MAIM w «* 0*UY Q-TSO "international students" here. reasons for their selection of "One of our goals in the university, he added. application differs, Reubush ¥St.jri3t SUM, fa.jr administration is diversity," addd. Equivalent high school said Dr. Pay Reubush, dean of or other transfer credit must admissions and records. be established. "International students ...contribute Tuition for international contribute to this with their students is the same as for different backgrounds and non-Virginia residents. different interests." different However, foreign students are Not all 13 of the not eligible for federal grant WERNERS international students are or aid programs, and cannot returning to their country background*, seek employment in any after leaving JMU. Four are community unless Party Package Store classified under F-l visas; "unforeseen circumstances" they are permitted to attend inter at* occur, Saadatmand said. JMU, then must return home. Two students are here on an ONLY THEN, may the MON NITE FOOTBALL BUYS exchange student program, foreign student seek special four students are refugees, permission by immigration planning to remain Over 250,000 foreign and naturalization authorities Budweiser 1.99 permanently in the United students currently attend to work: If be or she is States; and three students American colleges and employed without this have been permitted by universities and the number is permission, the foreign Old Mil bottles 1.69 immigration and rapidly increasing, according student can be deported out of naturalization authorities to to the January 1979 Education the country. permanently immigrate. Digest. The articles reported, AAolson Ale 2.49 "The real economic costs of The only exception is the INTERNATIONAL students educating a student ... are university-operated ten-hour are classified, for residential probably lower in the United employment program. In this TUESDAY SPECIALS purposes, as non-Virginians, States than in other case, foreign students may « the same as students from countries." work with permission from other states would be Saadatmand. classified. ALTHOUGH the previously "These students can't count Tuborg bottles& cans 1.69 JMU has limited its non- high number of Iranian on making a great deal of Virginia enrollment to 20 students in U.S. schools has money here," Reubush added. percent of the total student significantly dropped, recent For this reason, foreign Miller High Life 1.99 population. nigh numbers of students students must guarantee they Students overseas must find from mainland China are can meet financial cost before out about JMU on their own, guaranteed to compensate for obtaining visas. WED. 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Airs every Tuesday and Thursday at 1:42 a.m. andh4:42 p.m. * Rapes willing to give talks on rape to (Continued from Page 1) any interested groups on Although money campus. appropriations take time, Jurisdiction of campus Clark stressed, lighting security for all crime changes and additions are prevention extends planned virtually throughout throughout campus and to all campus, including areas university-owned or operated beside Hillcrest, Eagle and buildings. "Our jurisdiction is Chandler Halls, Greek row, bigger than what you'd the sidewalk between Godwin think," Clark said. Hall and the Warren The campus itself, all University Union, and behind streets and sidewalks Logan and Wayland Halls. bordering campus, the university farm, and parts of EMPLOYED by campus Main Street, Warsaw Street, security and safety are two and Port Republic Road are certified defensive tactic included in the campus police instructors willing'to establish patrol. a student self-defense Although no rape statistics program if interest is shown. are available for According to Clark, Harrisonburg, rape is not a although years of study are problem liere, city Police required for excellence, this Chief Richard Presgrave said. Photo by Sandy Paetow program could teach the Only one incident, a statutory Escaping the books with a nap on the library steps. basics of self-defense. rape of a consenting minor, Also, security officers are has been reported since 1976. 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But then she performing, Atell has who really likes people a lot. mimed smoking a joint to developed a style of parody My whole subject is studying expand the walls crowding that taps the subtle behavioral people." about her. kinks in us all. She is a true Antoinette \tell, aka Toad "NOT ONLY do I love to mime in her mockery of that the Mime, is certainly parody what is happening to part of us we do not normally describing herself and the us today, but I also like to see. nature of her performance at cartoon things that are going This is illustrated in "The Wilson Hall Wednesday night. on today, especially to people Pick-up," in which she first "I bring out people and our own age." She hit the peak portrays a guy, then a girl, as make them performers," of this parody when she loudly they meet in a bar. She goes A tell said after her show. jeered to one member of the through the games they play, "Even though they think they audience, "You are stoned!" then pierces the plastic can't do it, if you put them in Atell appreciates the facades that are formed with the right situation with a element she performs in. a sudden seriousness of what whole lot of support, they "I have performed at a lot of is happening between them. can't fail." clubs, and I've done a lot of TV During her performance, One photographer, when stuff, but I choose to do she told of her experiences brought to stage, did not fail to universities. It is the last of while doing mime on the San catch a pose that included a the circuits that is full of Francisco streets. By last-minute obscene gesture. intelli gent, bright, observing and mimicking Another audience member did communicative people. You people's movements, she not fail to tell a story of an are all studying, you're learned how to read body innocent young girl taking observing, you're searching— language. drugs with a motorcycle gang, everyone is searching at that which Atell acted out. point in college. ATELL first started doing "For me, that's perfect. mime with a group of fellow You're ready to play, and Atell is no typical mime. She college students during a bus Pho'o by Chuck Fazio told jokes. She stressed that's all I want, is to play. At tour through South Africa audience participation. When least one-half to one-quarter "One time we were ANTOINETTE ATELL. aka Toad the Mime, invents situations the audience acted too shy, of my show is improvisation- surrounded by some natives during her Wilson Hall performance. Her act stresses audience she taunted them. feeling out and just pranking. who had just burned a whole participation. British colony to the ground, Beldocky, who arranges the entertaining bits of humor and they were not friendly at sound effects accompanying impoverished, unfortunately, all. I got locked out of the bus, the mime's performance. by overdone lusty sound and I was surrounded by Some of the effects seemed effects. natives, and I was really amateurish, and their timing "I would really like to come fearful. So I started doing a was a bit off, but James back here and spend a week chicken. The natives clapped Madison University marked on this campus and formulate in time to my chicken the kickoff for Atell's tour. a whole improvisa tional group movements. Things might be a bit scratchy of mimes and comedians, and "Then the chief came back, at first. let them perform a show very regally, with a rooster to There was also the here," Attell said. "We only mate with the chicken, and it university's own mime group, had a couple hours together was a great compliment to whose childish, vaguely today." me. imaginative antics were Altogether, Atell's show was "After that, whenever we spread throughout the an unusual form of stage came to a village I would start auditorium and lobby of performance. Atell takes the performing—putting together Wilson Hall before the show. laziness out of entertainment animals and things like that. Offstage, they may not have and stresses involvement. "I really enjoy the fact that been very good, but a lot of This was an especially good I can perform anywhere effort went into their exercise for a lackluster, TV- without props and costumes, performances. contaminated teenager whose Photo by Chuck Fazio but still communicate." When Atell brought them horizons could stand onstage, she keenly tuned broadening by a different ATELL expounds during a relaxed moment off-stage. TOURING with Atell is Jim their energy into some slightly form of communication. Shakespeare's historical 'Henry IV opens tonight Shakespeare's "Henry IV, interpretation of "Henry IV" the harsh background of individual who will rise to the week, and "Brubaker," an Part I," the first main stage eliminates the cut and dry England's bitter civil conflict, great heights as the hero of upcoming release starring production of the '79-'80 heroes and villains, replacing Prince Hal changes from an Agincourt in Shakespeare's Robert Redford. theater season, will open them with more credible irresponsible carousing youth, "Henry V." Another feature of the JMU tonight at 8 p.m. in Latimer- characters. Under King's influenced by the rogueries of production of "Henry IV" is Shaeffer Theatre. direction, Prince Hal, played Falstaff. to a more mature PROFESSIONAL actor the stage, raked at a 12 Directed by Dr. Thomas by Phoef Sutton, emerges as a Ritch Brink ley will provide percent angle and jutting into King, associate professor of hero somewhat compromised comic relief as the knavish the audience. It is an unusual drama at James Madison by the bloody extremities of Falstaff Brinkley, a guest design creating interesting University, "Henry IV" is one battle,. not as the artist this semester in the perspectives and dramatic of Shakespeare's best known incorruptable savior of theater area, is an equity possibilities, particularly histories and one of the most England. "In a way," one o* HENKfW actor and a member of the during the battle scenes that important in a series of plays the play's leading cast Milwaukee Repertory occur toward the play's documenting the events members observed, "this is a Company. He has played climax leading to the War of Roses. comment on the brutality of £>:IV§ Tenye in "Fiddler on the . "Henry IV will be King has made judicious cuts war." Roof," Peter in "The Zoo presented nightly through in Shakespeare's original The dramatic crux of Story" and Sir Toby Belch in Sunday, Oct. 7 at 8 p.m. script to make the 16th "Henry IV" lies in Prince Shakespeare's "Twelfth Tickets are $2.50 for the century play more Hal's transformation from §AI<3 Night." Brinkley has also public. $1 50 with JMU ID understandable to the actors wayward, impressionable acted in a number of films, For reservations call the and the audience.' •' ' * » " youth to responsible .including, . "The • Great theatre box office at 433-6260 i K i tjg, '..*,..■ m-.o.d.e r. o. .< , adulthood., .pepicM against 3tf»N3H .WaUandas^'.a.nNBe.woyje of, v.fpomJ.to.Hp.m, daily, THE BREEZE, Tuesday, October 2, 1979, Page 13 Nighthawks A permanent fixture burns down bars but offers no surprises By HOWARD SIMCOX Jan Zukowski delivered a philosophy. "We never really Atlanta. We went down there the blues revival" in the After six years of being a fluid bass performance that want to move away from and played for a week in the United States. Wenner, steady bar .room power, it was felt more in the lungs than being a bar band, because same place every night. however, expressed some becomes increasingly difficult in the ears, while Mark that's what it's all about. You "There were four people the caution about over-reacting to to say something original Wenner wailed and hounded in can take the music and first night, twelve people the local success. "I think mat about the Nighthawks. Their his rich blues harp tradition. translate it to a concert stage, second, and by the last few one of the most brutal things name and style have become The vocal work was crunchy, but it's still in its truest nights we had a hundred or so that happens to a band is when permanent fixtures in the gritty, and suited perfectly the environment in a bar." people. When we go back it they get a little reputation minds of student rockers, bar around town, and whammo, owners, and concert they're stars. And that reviewers up and down the happens a lot. They're just East Coast. beginning to think, 'Hey, There are no surprises at a we're pretty good. . . .' But Nighthawks gig. None of the What lies ahead they're really not stars, and it, paying customers are usually destroys ■ them overheard saying, "I hope the emotionally or personally, or Hawks really get down for a band with shakes the band apart." tonight." It is understood, the As for the immediate future, Nighthawks will sell out and such a solid Wenner said the Nighthawks burn down just about any bar will soon be starting a fall tour from North Carolina to New of the Mid-West, in hopes of England, and Friday night at reputation fo further strengthening the the Elbow Room was no band's name in that area. The exception. live excellence? group is then planning to cut By 9:30, the Elbow Room an album for a new label crowd was unquestionably beginning sometime in loose, while the Nighthawks, January, with its release who had just begun the first of expected in the late spring. three sets, were indisputably "We are moving towards tight. The Hawks unleashed putting out an album with a their gutsy repertoire of blues, real strong national finely mixed instrumentation. While talking of successful will be a lot easier. ... We feel distribution and promotion," boogie-woogie, and rock, and ou can continue to grow level from "Boogie Woogie Chntry Yet none of this was a surprise dates in Chicago, New said Wenner. Girl" to "Ubangi Stomp" and to anyone at the Elbow Room. Orleans, and Texas, Wenner B level. You can Become a The Nighthawks will also be It was simply another explained the slow process of regional band and still be true appearing on John far beyond, the Hawks were to your local fans." nusically and technically Nighthawks Fnday night. "regionalizing" the band's Hammond's forthcoming itstanding. WHAT lies ahead for a band name. "The more cities we go album, which is due for Every solo break by with such a solid reputation to, the easier it gets, because WENNER credited part of release this month. Wenner guitarist Jim Thackery had for live excellence? Between more people there will have the Nighthawk's growing believes the album "really the Elbow Room in a sets, harp'ot Mark Wenner heard of us. But, like, we start popularity to Muddy Waters, captures the sound of the progressively louder uproar. discussed a bit of Nighthawk cold in some cities, like whom he called the "hub of band." Skip Castro Band delivers deadly R&B By DEAN HONEYCUTT interesting original compositions, and you "Here's some rock and roll for you." have a surprisingly varied format for an R&B When it comes to introductions, The Skip bar band. Castro Band doesn't mess around. Their music was equally straightforward as the four "TWELVE-BAR songs tend to get people Charlottesville musicians delivered a no-frills going faster when they're drinking," said rhythm and blues performance Thursday night bassist Charlie Pastorfield. "No at the Center Attic. complications." But when they weren't The Skip Castro Band's plugging away at lengthy, uncomplicated coffeehouse concert was versions of "Kansas City" or "Justine," The delivered with gut-level punch Skip Castro Band introduced some genuinely before an enthusiastic creative material. "Camera," for example, capacity crowd of more than written by keyboardist Dan Beirne, 300 students—the largest demonstrated that bar bands can perform Center Attic turnout within unique music without being boring. memory, according to Coffeehouse Chairman David Groce. Although the band was formed less than ' vo Twelve -bar songs tend years ago and their latest performance was only their second at James Madison to get people going . University, The Skip Castro Band has earned a devout regional following, largely due to a score of successful Elbow Room dates and a faster.... reputation for knocking out frathouse crowds at the University of Virginia. No complications.9 GUITARIST Bo Randall and company combined tight arrangements, lively showmanship and a deadly lineup that had the The Skip Castro Band ought to perform more audience dancing halfway into the second set. of it. Although Randall and Beirne delivered It was impossible to sit still while The Skip solos nothing short of nitro, there's only so Castro Band tore into a relentless storm of 12- much you can do with three chords. And they bar stampers and R&B classics. tried everything. The Skip Castro Band took off with the They played on minor blues, experimented NRBQ version of "Rocket in My Pocket," with rhythms, injected the sharp ninths and spiking a two-hour performance with rockers the flat sevenths, ended a few with the major like Chuck Berry's "School Days," James seventh flourish. Randall even did some literal Brown's "Papa's Got a Brand New Bag," Bo table-hopping. Twice. Diddley's "Roadrunner" and Little Richard's Maybe The Skip Castro Band has exhausted "True Fine Mama," combined in an effective -the R&Eresource. Regardless, the band is now medley with "Devil with the Blue Dress On"— recording a demo tape for Planet Records, a an ancient number by Mitch Rider and the division of Warner Brothers—it's possible they Detroit Wheels. could hit vinyl on the sole merits of skillful Photo By Glenn Petty The last word in killer repertoires. musicianship and an ultimate repertoire. Until then you can catch The Skip Castro BO RANDALL pauses between riffs during The Skip Add to that skillfully executed challengers like Little Feat's "Fat Man in the Bathtub," Band every Thursday night at the Mine Shaft (astro Band's ('enter Attic performance. Elvis Costello's "Lip Service" and a couple of in Charlottesville. ■IHaHBMriHriaya«MHMMHi mmmmmmmmm^m—mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm—m Page 14, THE BREEZE . Tuesday, October 2, 1979 ThmfcfOiH bffldi Haiti Baad R«l Round Tip Roast 7.99 lb. Whole Round Tips 7.69 lb. Frifcf Oil S Nil Rash «Mk-t-n%, RIB Lean Round Beef 1.59 lb. A&P All Meat Bologna 1.19 lb. SaKffcrOitt OrffiMlF** z.»..T.k« A&P All Meat Franks 1.29 lb. Till EftM RM« Assorted Pork Chops 7.79 lb. Ftr Nit* ItftuMtiM Cal 43M100 ( I 434*9061 .» 4 1.' ^iriiiariiniimmnTininnimnmnnii«minnmrmninmw»mfwniniTmBnirinmn THE BREEZE, Tuesday, October 2, 1979, Page 15 Post-doctoral minority fellowships to be given The National Research members of one of the administration, curriculum and the Woodrow Wilson information and application Council plans to award designated minority groups, supervision, or personnel and Center foe Scholars, materials may be obtained approximately 25 Post- who are engaged in college or guidance. Washington, D.C. from the Fellowship Office, doctoral Fellowships for university teaching, and who Tenure of a fellowship The deadline date for the National Research Council, Minorities in a new program hold doctoral degrees may provides post-doctoral submission of applications is 2101 Constitution Avenue, designed to provide apply for a fellowship award research experience at an Feb. 1, 1980. Further Washington, D.C. 20418. opportunities for continued ot one year's duration. New appropriate nonprofit education and experience in doctorate recipients who institution of the Fellow's research to Black Americans, intend to pursue careers as choice, such as a research Mexican Americans- college or university faculty university, government WMRA features listed Chicanos, Puerto Ricans, and members will also be laboratory, privately The album-artist features Native Americans. heard at 12:00 p.m.) considered. sponsored nonprofit institute, on WMRA for the period of Wednesday, Oct. 3 - Today's Fellowship recipients will Awards will be made in the or a center for advanced study October 2-4 are: topic will be the various ways, be selected from among areas of behavioral and social such as the Center for After Hours (all listings can scientists, engineers, and to prepare spaghetti. Eating sciences, humanities, Advanced Study in the be heard at 1:00 a.m.) In is a series of programs on humanities scholars who show engineering sciences, Behavioral Sciences, Palo Tuesday, Oct. 4 - A classic the art of cooking. greatest promise of future mathematics, physical Alto, California; the Institute album feature by artist Joe achievement in academic On Wednesday, Oct. 3, sciences, life sciences, and for for Advanced Study, Walsh entitled "The Best of WMRA will broadcast research and scholarship in interdisciplinary programs of Princeton, New Jersey; the Joe Walsh." higher education. exclusive coverage of the New study. Institute for Research on Thursday, Oct. 4 - Maria York Knicks - Washington In this national competition Awards will not be made in Poverty of the University of Maldaur will be the featured Bullets basketball game. supported by the Ford [irofessions such as medicine, Wisconsin, Madison, artist with her classic album Coverage will begin with a Foundation, citizens of the aw, or social work, or in such Wisconsin; the Newberry "Waitress in a Donut Shop." pre-game show starting at United States who are areas as educational Library, Chicago, Illinois: Eating In (all listings can be 7:45 p.m. WALK ON IN, DANCE ON OUT iro & IN Danskin. New York Style Pizza * *Best Prices in Town* * Pizzas 20% OFh Oct. 10-16 with JMU ID large medium small Cheese... 4.00 3.50 2.75 ots of Styles to choose from including 'freestyle* 1 topping... 4.75 4.25 3.25 2 toppings... 5.50 5.00 3.75 3 toppings (or more) 6.25 5.50 4.25 $.55 slice (plus .15 topping) duo tops. 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THE BREEZE, Tuesday, October 2, 1OT9 UNIVERSITY PROGMM BO*D EVENTS OCTOBER 11 8:00 GODWIN HALL "WANNA BET?!?!?" GO TO THE UPB activities CHARLESTOWN TURF CLUB line... 6504 WITH UPB! WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 24 hours a day SIGN UP NOW! MORE DETAILS IN THE UPB OFFICE • • Dayton grounds out 35-15 win By DAN MCNIEL Fullenkamp's point, after DAYTON - Fullback Gary increased the margin to 28-7 Smith rushed for three with more than 10 minutes left touchdowns to lead an Flyers rack up 429 rushing yards, in the game. awesome Dayton ground JMU defensive back Mike Sime that handed James King returned a punt 30 yards adison University its fourth on the first play of the fourth defeat in five games, 35-15 period to give the Dukes Saturday night. while holding JMU to just 91 excellent field position at the Smith rushed 10 times for 71 Dayton 26. JMU wasted the yards and was one of 10 Flyers opportunity, losing possession who carried the ball at least when quarterback Frankie twice. Dayton averaged more rushes allowed by JMU in one with less than seven minutes in the first half, 91 for the Walker was sacked on fourth than six yards a carry in game — 69. The five left in the half. game. down at the 31. Bowles, rolling to 429 yards in rushing. touchdowns rushing also tied The Flyers immediately JMU running back Butch Walker and Tom Stallings all Junior quarterback Tim retaliated with some lightning Robinson was limited to 27 had their chance to direct the O'Hara was the leading a JMU mark for most scored warfare of their own on the yards on 10 carries by the offense Saturday night. rusher with 81 yards and by an opponent. next two plays. Scott Groat tough Flyer defense that Fullback Tom Berkemeir scored Dayton's first JMU DEFENSIVE end Ted returned Scott Norwood's kick stymied the JMU offense all sped down the right sideline 42 touchdown on a 16 yard run up McGuirk broke through the 41 yards to the JMU 49. Senior night. The 27 yards pushed yards on the next play to set the middle. up Dayton's final score. Good field position and a 28 Sc ond string quarterback yard punt by JMU's Greg Scott Terry carried the ball Caldwell set up the 38 yard Robin9on limited to ju$t 27 yard$ on 10 carrie$ nine yards around right end drive that culminated in for the Flyers'final score. O'Hara's run midway through Frehsman tailback Chuck the first quarter. Sophomore by tough defente that the Duket' offente all night May provided one bright Jim Fullenkamp added the moment for JMU late in the first of five extra points to game, breaking loose on a 56 make it 7-0. Flyer's line to block Jim tailback Marvin Batts Robinson to the 1,000 mark for yard sprint with under three Dayton was successful on Jensen's punt at the Dayton slammed off right tackle 37 his career at JMU. minutes remaining for his it's next possession, marching ten. The ball rolled out of yards on the first play of the GRADLIN PRUITTraced 29 first touchdown. May ran for 61 yards in 14 plays for bounds at the one to give JMU series to give Dayton a first yards on the first play of the the conversion to account for Smith's first tally from the its first major scoring down at the 12. second half, and a personal the final score. one three minutes in to the opportunity. 0' Hara picked up a first to foul at the end of the play gave JMU will not have things second quarter. The Flyers Freshman quarterback the two where Smith plunged Dayton a first at the JMU 36. much easier next week when game plan was not elaborate; Tom Bowles capitalized two for his second touchdown for Dayton utilized its ball control it faces William and Mary basically ramming the ball plays later, sweeping right the halftime score of 21-7. offense to grind out its fourth next Saturday in the first of down JMU's throat all night, end for two yards to cut The Flyer defense limited score nine plays later on two games with state Division and setting a record for most Dayton's lead in half, 14-7, the Dukes to 39 yards rushing Smith's two yard run. I opponents. Spo rts THE BREEZE. Tuesday, October 2, 1979, Page 17 Different philosophies Is higher necessarily better? By DAN MCNIEL Carter stated the team has received "great Carter compares his team to the "No-Name" Two football programs with different community sport" and its not hard to see why. defense popularized by Don Shula and the philosophies, headed in opposite directions, The Flyers were 8-3 in their first year at Miami Dolphins during the time when they squared off Saturday night in Dayton, Ohio. Division III and qualified as one of eight teams frequented the Super Bowl. "No one really James Madison University is taking the in the playoffs last year. The team lingered at stand out on this team. You could put them in a gradual, necessary steps to elevate its team to the number one spot of the Division III poll and hat and draw them out one by one with no great Division I status, stopping off at Division II for finished the season with a 9-2-1 record. difference in ability." a one year layover. "When they were at Division I, they were The healthy team concept pervasive among Dayton University's program is spiraling looking at four games a year they had no the Flyers is unlike any other encountered by down from Division I to Division III, entering chance of whining," noted Carter. "We only Carter in his 14 years of coaching. "This is the their third year at the lower level. have to be underdogs in one or two games and best situation I've ever had in that we have no JMU has a 1-4 mark while Dayton has won the rest are toss-ups." big guns on offense or defense. We have a four of its last five. The two have their first and different player of the wee very week." only meeting this Saturday, a game that could Junior fullback Gary Smithcarried part of have developed in to quite a series if JMU had the offensive load early in the year as the remained at Divsion III. leading ball carrier in the 28-0 rout of the 'we're going to have the best Merchant Marine Academy. Quarterback "WE ARE INTERESTED in finding places Scott Terry has started to come on in the last like JMU that have facilities comparable to two wins over Otterbein (28-3) and Butler (28- our own," commented Dayton head coach Rick Division ID program possible* 0). Carter. "Had the philosophies stayed the same, I 'm sure we would have tried to continue THIS YEAR'S TEAM has one advantage the series." over Dayton's nationally ranked club of a year The Flyers, like JMU, play on an Astroturf DAYTON'S ONLY LOSS this season came to ago. "This team has more of a chance to field and have overall better facilities than Division I Bucknell 17-7 the second week of the improve each week because there are so many many Divsiion III schools. Dayton's (and more season. "If anyone had told me in August we new players," Carter stated. "Last year's specifically Carter's) approach to football is would only give up 17 points to Bucknell I team reached a plateau during the year and based on a sound theory— people love a would have said he was crazy," laughed didn't get much better." winner. Carter. "Our defense is completely rebuilt but Division III rankings have not been released "I came here with the philosophy that we're we've had two shutouts, and allowed only three but Carter said his team would probably notch going to have the best Division III program points in one other game." a place in the top ten. "At James Madison possible. It wouldn't have made any difference Senior defensive end Joe Overbeck is the University, there slogan is *Go for the GokF, to our fans who we played as long as we won only returning starter from the Flyers front isn't it Well our slogan here is 'New faces, and played exciting football," explained seven of their ft-2-4 defense. "Defense is same results." Carter. "Instead of being at the bottom of the probably the biggest story because we knew If Dayton's slogan holds true the way it has big boys, we've come here with the idea of * we would have a good offense but thought we thus far, there could be some long games for being the best at Division III." would have a weak defense," observed Carter. their opponents the rest of the *••*,*•*•«•..«..«#« *&***0m*0n**t\ili,U*tiMtHu i«i—*Mwiri.ni#rt*«« #« ***** »•••«» ',» * 'tVj>Vt>,,*,,,yty,j litH:,*. *.*»*. *.*.*. vrv».*.v*.*.*.» * Page 18, THE BREEZE. Tuesday, October 2, 1979 the third seed doubles team of The team's only win was Owens and Ann Perkins over Grove City College in handed a 6-0,6-2 to Chanez and three games 14-16, 15-1, 15-4. Earlier West Virginia Terri Diehl. downed the Duchesses 15-9,15- ..THE HOCKEY team relied 1 and Clarion State handled on two goals from Cara the team 15-8, 15-9. Eisenberg and one from Erin York College gave JMU its Marovelli in. their win over final loss 15-12, 15-3. Old Dominion. THE WOMEN'S CROSS The first half was scoreless COUNTRY team will be with neither team being able fighting inexperience since Top-ranked Heidi Hess lost to take advantage of there are no seniors and only the Duchesses only other numerous scoring chances. one junior on this year's But, JMU came broke out of squad. The Duchesses do have match 6-2, 6-2 to Brenda their top runner of a year ago, THE TENNIS team claimed Friedelheimer. its shell in the second half and Heidi told me after the out played the Monarches. Leann Buntrock, returning to victories in four singles and The team finished the game lead the team. all three doubles at Longwood. Inexperience was certainly The Duchesses' second-seed with a 32-12 decisive edge in just shots on goal. evident in the first meet of the Cathie Tyler evened the Eisenberg scored the first season as Richmond grabbed match at one each by had a bad day. the top five places to record a defeating Susan Chanez 6-3, 6- "We have a lot of depth on goal with 12:40 gone in the By DENNIS R. SMITH this team. Most schools have half, then later fired in the perfect score in routing JMU and RICH AMACHER 2. Mary Perkins continued the second Duchesses' score at 15-40 Saturday. rout by knocking .of Teresa super number one player, but The two women's teams the rest of the team isn't that the 18:30 mark. Richmond's Debbie Snaggs won, while two others wound McLawhorn 6-4, 6-1. ODU made attempted to recorded a time of 19:51 for a up on the the short ends of Patti Owens and Ann good. We have a fair number one players and five good rally, but could only manage 12 second win over teammate their contests' scores. Perkins added two more wins. one score. Trish Tillotson Joanna Sokol. Buntrock The tennis team out classes Owens beat Christy Lewis 6-2, players that are all fairly close in talent." placed a shot beyond the turned in JMU's best per- Longwood 7-2 Saturday, while 6-2 and Perkins remained reach of JMU's goal with 23:42 formance, placing sixth with a the field hockey team im- undefeated (4-0) taking a JMU won all three doubles time of 22 minutes over the matches. gone in the ha U. proved its record to (5-0-2) straight-set win from Pam But, Erin Marovelli's goal 3,000 meter course. Foster 6-2, 6-2. The top-seed doubles team with a 3-1 win over Old of Hess and Tyler posted a win with 29:10 gone iced the Junior Beth Nagy followed Dominion Sunday. "Most of our victories were team's five victory in seven Buntrock in seventh at 22:13, clear cut," saidMalerba. "We in three sets, 6-0, 4-6, 6-1. On the other hand, the cross "Heidi and Cathie did well attempts. 28 seconds in front of the country team was thoroughly only had one tough match, the The team remains un- Duchesses Tracy Herndon number five match. Rita to win in three sets against out run by Richmond 15-40 tough competition," Malerba defeated with two ties who placed eighth. Saturday. The volleyball Santarpia (of JMU) lost to a blimishing a perfect record. JMU will compete in the squad won just one of four firl 1 thought should have been said. George Mason University matches in Saturday's West gaying number two singles, Mary Perkins and San- tarpia earned a 6-3,6-2 victory ..THE VOLLEYBALL team Invitational this weekend in Virginia University In- ita did very well in holding lost three of four matches. Fairfax. vitational tournament. her owa" over Foster and Lewis, while Cross country Making the Bullets second A rookie's chance in Washington slim INDIANA, PA. — Indiana situation was made available because Kevin didn't report He State (Pa.) ran away with its %o^ri™t tor a rookie to make iUn the NBA? If he is one of reported last week and will probably be the starter this year, but owa invitational, scoring 39 five trying to make the grade with the Washington Bullets, his I'm not in any hurry to make that decision." points, fifty less than runner- chances are slim to none. „ The competition between the two is not ugly but healthy up James Madison University "We don't have anyone in camp we feel should be cut, according to Motta. "Competition is healthy as long as it stay Saturday.. remarked Bullet head coach Dick Motta. "We think all of Jem within your organization and does not get ugly. These two are that JMU coach Ed Witt said he can play a little bit and belong some place. We try and give them type. Anytime you don't have competition you tend to become expected the host team to be as much work as we can to make the decision as easy as we complacent which is next to rigor mortis in ths league. 'strong since the perennially possibly can. It's going to be a tough decision ' Washington has been anything but dead the past two seasons strong team returned most of TTouah is perhaps too weak an adjective when one considers the and maybe headed for another one to remember this year. The its runners from a year ago. fact the Bullets have 12 veterans under contract and only 11 Bullets captured the NBA championship in 1978 and compiled the "We thought we should not places available on the team. The number of healthy veterans in best record in basketball last year before losing to Seattle in the finish any lower than second. camp is slightly lower since forward Mitch Kupchak and guard playoffs. Indiana had all their runners Phil Chenier are both recovering from delicate back surgery. tightly bunched at the top,." Chenier rejoined the team for the first time last Wednesday "It came down to one call in an overtime game with Seattle," Indiana placed three while Kupchak is more than a month from full rehabilitation. noted Motta. We know we're one of basketball's better teams and runners in the top ten, but Motta said "Mitch has made a full recovery and they feel good have great confidence in ourselves. I know I'm associated with a JMU almost matched that about his operation. We might keep a rookie to fill his spot until thoroughbred type team and I know if we're lucky we might do it total with two runners among Mitch comes back and then we'll have another decision to make. again.' ' the first six. Mike Benshoff finished less than a second behind the eventual winner 'We try and give them at much work at we pottibly can. with a time of 28:08. "He ran a good race considering he was slighlty H't going to he a tough decision.' fatigued," said Witt ''Mike Most of the Bullets think the addition of playmaking guard has been very consistent all Chenier spent over half of last season on the injured reserve list Kevin Porter is another reason to be optimistic this year. Porter year and Richard (Ferguson) and is one veteran who does not classify as an untouchable. "With was signed as a free agent, returning to Washington after a four is steadily improving." . Phil, we don't know if he will go down again or not. There's a lot of year stay in Detroit. The 5-11 guard is coming off his best season Ferguson compiled a time uncertainty there." ■ ever; averaging 13.4 assists to lead the league and set a NBA of 28:40 for sixth in a field that And uncertainty in the eyes of the rookie or free agent who included ten teams. realizes one poor performance may shatter a dream. The record for assists (1099). veterans lumber through pracice easily, minus the worried "So far we're very pleased with Kevin. His biggest adjustment Geoff LeSueur was the third will be running the offense," observed Motta. "We'll have a better Duke runner at 29:39, followed frowns and unmoved by bad passes and missed shots. fast break team than last year because of Kevin and we'll by Jeryl Turner, nine places One player who has been on both sides of the fence is second year center Dave Corzine who made the team last season after a probably run more. I feel we'll have better penetration and get back at 30:02. Ed Hume some easy baskets." rounded out the JMU top five successful career at DePaul. He saw limited playing time in a Porter fills the hole left by guard Tom Henderson who signed with a 30:25 time at number reserve role, averaging only 3 pointss per game. with Houston as a free agent this summer. "Tom was doing a 36. "Thedifference between a rookie and a second year man is that good job for us," said Corzine. "1 can't see Kevin doing anything Witt said the team is a rookie does not know what to expect" remembered the DePaul "progressing" but needs more graduate. "It's a whole different world for a rookie. In college, the but helping us." coach talks to you about every aspect of your game. In the pros, The Bullets will need their wealth of depth once the 82 game consistency to compete with season begins Motta said. "There are a few times in an 82 game the state teams. ''Everyone you have to tell yourself what you're doing wrong. It was a hard schedule when you don't feel like playing. Like we have a stretch has a good race but, we're yet ajustment for me and other college players." this year of five games in five different cities." to have everyone have a good While some of the final places on the team remain in doubt, only The Bullet coach stated the team always gave an effort, "but it race at the same meet." one spot on the starting five is being contested. The shooting might be dull. The last thing you do is push the panic button, The Dukes face a major in- guard position has developed in to a low scale duel between last because there's not a damn thing you can do about it. You know state challenge Monday, year's starter, Kevin Grevey, and Roger Phlegey in his second what a team can do and you have to rely on their history hosting Virginia Military and year out of Bradley. ' - "You'd like to go into camp with the idea that every spot is And if the Bullets' recent history is any indication, Motta should Richmond at the Massanutten have more than enough to ,re)y op, . golf course Tuesday open, but realistically you know its not" commented Motta, "The < ' , A„ i •-.-,.,,,.. . p i,.' .•; vjn A Itiitoo -mi bin. ha 'j- I ■'»• t* I'I THE BREEZE. Tuesday, October 2, 1179, Page 10 StHttfoTobe* Montreal pitcher considers Kuhn's fine too high, tests baseball in court (API— Bowie Kuhn, the lord high He once referred to Billy Martin and the Pour of the women who could qualify-Chris commissioner of baseball, is a man of dignity, Yankees As "that neo-Nazi and his Brown Evert Lloyd, Tracy Austin, Martina unquestioned integrity and well-meaning, but Shirts." Of the 1972-74 champion Oakland A's, Navratilova and Billy Jean King—indicated in in his latest square-off with pitcher Bill Lee of he said, "They remind me of Gates Brown a telephone news conference from Atlanta that the Montreal Expos, pardon us, but we have to lying on a rug/' He rated Cincinnati's Big Red the championships could definitely decide the line up in the "Spaceman's" corner. Machine as third in fundamentals behind the No. 1 player in the woria. Detrimental to baseball? Someone's got to Taiwan Little Leaguers and Southern Cal's "It is only one of four major championships be kidding. Bill Lee—or "Space" or "Moon college champs. but it comes at the end of the year," said Ms. Man," as his mates call him—is the freshest Personally, he is a physical fitness and rock King, currently ranked No. 9. "It will carry a puff of breeze to blow across the diamond in 'n* roll freak. He is involved in exposing the lot of weight." Lloyd-won the French Open, years. His manager considers him a marvel. evils of pollution, nuclear energy, tobacco, Austin took the U.S. Opqn and Navratilova To his teammates, he is a flake who keeps the alcohol, junk foods, sugar and white breads. successfully defended her Wimbledon title in locker room loose. He is the darling of the His buffoonery is largely an act. Friends July. college liberals, most of the fans and the insist he is a man of intellectual depth and The points standings, as of this week, media. feeling using his kookiness as a platform. indicate that Lloyd is in first place followed by With all his idiosyncracies, he's the kind of The "Spaceman" was fined not because he Austin, 720, Evonne Goolagong of Australia, guy you wouldn't mind your son growing up to used marijuana—it would be naive to believe 515, Regina Marsikova of Czechoslovakia, 470, scores of ball players are not as involved, or Dianne Fromholtz of Australia, 455, and So he gets belted with a $250 fine for more—but that he said so publicly. Wendy Trumbull of Australia, 450. acknowledging—honestly and candidly—that, In baseball's eyes, that is the cardinal crime. With 13 more tournaments remaining before sure, he'd used a little marijuana in his By mentioning it, the maverick left-hander the end of the 35-event series year, others like lifetime. He didn't say he was junkie, or that he defiled the minds of countless innocent King, 355, Virginia Wade of Great Britain, 335 was hooked on the stuff. He just admitted in a youngsters. That assumption is ludicrous. Sylvia Hanika of Germany, 275, Caroline Stall conversation that he had exposed himself to Surveys have shown kids are into the "dope" 260, Laura DuPont, 205, Betty Stove of the the horrible weed that more than half of the scene probably more deeply than their sport Netherlands, 200, Renata Tomanova Of nation's school kids treat like bubble-gum. heroes. Czechoslovakia, 195, Mima Jausovec of This all happened in the Spring. Now the The bothersome element is that baseball—or Yugoslavia, 190, and Anne Smith, 190 may be matter has been reopened by Lee, with the any other pro sport—feels that it can purify its able to move up into the top eight , support of the American Civil Liberties Union ranks by stifling free speech. and the players association, to test the constitutional right of free speech. It's hard to ECAC unravels see how baseball can win this one. Number one, please We'll leave that to the judges. But it is in our WASHINGTON- AP province to reveal Bill Lee as the person be is— WASHINGTON- AP George Washington University, along with not an ogre, but a bright, articulate athlete and The-$250,000 women's tennis championships, four other members of the Eastern Eight, family man, the father of three, one who has a similar to the men's masters, will be played resigned from the Eastern College Athletic bly the spirit but yet genuinely concerned about Jan. 2-7 at the Capital Centre in the Maryland Association last week in a dispute over the quality of life. suburbs, it was announced officially Tuesday. television policy. He cuts through all the fakery, hypocrisy, The top eight women singles players and top In addition to George Washington, Rutgers, social snobbery and pontifical, holier-than- four doubles teams, according to the final Massachusetts, Duquesne and St Bonaventure thou attitudes to put his sport and his world in points standing for the year, will compete for also resigned, according to George Washington true perspective. His greatest sin, if any, is the first prize of $75,600 and $30,000, Athletic Director Robert K. Faris. Earlier in that he goes heavy on the hyperbole. respectively. the year, West Virginia resigned. JMU eliminated in third round LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Western Kentucky scored six early runs and held on to defeat James Madison, 7-5, in the third round of the Louisville baseball tournament Satur- day night. The loss eliminated the Dukes, who also had lost in Friday's opening round. Satur- day afternoon, they defeated Xavier of Chicago. 5-1, to advance to third-round play. Western Kentucky led, 6-0, after three innings and held off a late JMU surge for its second win in the eight-team, double- elimination tourney. The Dukes cut the lead to 6-3 in the fifth on RBI singles by Rick Atkinson, Lorenzo Bundy and Russ Dickerson before the Hill toppers increased the margin to 7-5. Dickerson hit a two-run homer in the seventh for JMU's final runs. Former Turner Ashby standout Tom Bocock had two singles and two RBI to lead JMU past Xavier. Bocock capped a three-run fourth-inning rally with a two- run single after Jeff Cempre drove in a run with a ground out. JMU scored single runs in the second and third innings on a Xavier error and Bandy's RBI single. Joe Carleton went the distance to get the win. He struck out four and walked one while throwing only 79 pitches in the seven- inning game. Xavtar »i« 000 0 - l J » JMU 011 M0 i - J • l Ruthkowaki »nd Krueger Carleton and Dickenon W - Carleton L - Ruthkowski. HR — Xivie# Aro». 2nd, none on JMU " 000 030 2 - 5 IS W.KMtaeky iSS 001 «-T 11 1 Kwiatkowtki. Yancey (3). Minnich <3> and Dickerson Jonea. Becker (•) and ZeraU W — • Photo by Betsey Perdue Jones I. — Kwiatkowski. HR - W Kentucky: Despaus, Sth. none on; MOST OK THE JMU TEAMS w^reoa. the. road . , .sea* jp^hejijands for a place on the field to par- JML Dickerson, 7»h. one on. this weekend and the would be spectators traded a Ucipate in a variety oVPJfc^ucb, a s jjccejj tttttttt ,♦, Page 20, THE BREEZE, Tuesday October 2, 1979 Classifieds Madisonman By Scott Worner :HU61 CHUG! CHUG! r,:^ "AW-RIGtJT ;miGt CHUG! CHMG! THATS For Sale N0TH\N§ FOR SALE: Ampeg Bass Amp, B-15N. Tube amp, rated ME IN hK at 30 wattts. Includes fuses, schematic and homemade ""8KK IN dolly. Built to last! Asking MYUNOER $200 (neg.) ALSO Sanyo G RAP DAYS under-dash 8- track player. AT FAST Audio Spec—most powerful 8- track on the road! TtNNESEi: Accommodates 4 speakers. STKTF. $25. 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Let me know GATOR GIRL: Sorry your when your B-Day is...I'm a personal could not be printed. Personals great cook! GUESS WHO. ALL personals must be paid in advance. This applies to all DCL: to my roomie, Have a preps, druggies, and any other great 21st Birthday. BAD. KRIS: If you're having problems with your transition stereo-types that you or Dr. into the Republican world of Mark single out. Rusty the B304 Thunder Road: Sounds Prep. „ great! Stop by some night. Oh, conservatism come by Holly f SPONSORED By the way, where in the hell is Court and we'll teach you! E- Buzz-Swing. ATTENTION Thunder Road? A spirit in the JUNGLELAND: We would night, 326 Jungleland. TOMMY G.: I'm still like to join your congregation, D.J. Please masticate, searching for that electric because we too worship the defecate and cease to exist. wheelchair. In the meantime, almighty Springsteen! B 304 By the way, the reason you hang in there! Love ya! S.S. THUNDER ROAD. don't like beards is because « . Sou are jealous that with your TO ALL MY FRIENDS: PILOTS. STUDENT PILOTS, aby face it would take 2-3 Thanks for the great B-day AND AVIATION ORIENTED years just to get some fuzz. party. Thanks to H.G. and PEOPLE: Are you interested is» Suey for the cakes, and G.S. in sharing rides, forming a GUESS WHO: The cake was and Friends for the private club discussing future very good, to bad it wasn't my concert! S.fe.B. buisness Opportunities, or just b—day. Mine has already shooting the bull about flying? REGISTRATION ll'.OOam^T | pasted but I wouldn't mind if TO THE REALLY REAL Contact Jeff or Bob, 4768, 5542 you cooked for me. Since the REX: It's been a long time but or drop a note in P.O. 736. WIZARD'S LAIR is not on do you remember these?! campus all you have to do is Love ya! FROM THE FRED C302: We'd like to buj drop by. The place is just REALLY REAL SAN. you all a rug...what color north of Gondor in the land of would you like? C202. the Western Kings. WIZARD. 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Tuesday, October 2, 1979 # # 20/20 hindsight: monthly review Editor's note: This is the first in a series of monthly editorials reviewing campus, national, and international events. Around campus • Stating that "being chief meant nothing; my hands were tied," Jay Crider, James Madison University's chief of police resigned his position as of Sept. 7. Crider said "it was so damn hard to get equipment and men." This should alarm campus residents-does Crider's statement mean our police department is currently understaffed and under-equipped, and is JMU adequately protected? ... . , Another alarming aspect of the Crider resignation is the refusal by Security and Safety Director William Wilberger to comment on Crider's charges. As Crider's administrative superior, Wilberger is in effect being labeled a poor administrator. If ^T l&AiT THEy'RC NOT FEEOH* tlS THAT defense exists to this charge, the students would like to hear it. SACCHARIN STUFF -wKiuip FRANK WBERNIE/ •Greek Beginnings-the gigantic party held by the fraternities Sept. 8 to kick off fall rush-will not begin again, according to the JMU administration. Although the crowd was large, 2,000 people, and a lot of beer was consumed, more than 100 half-kegs of beer from noon to 7 p.m., the party was not destructive nor Carcinogens: new cars, beer uncontrollable,according to students who attended. It's too bad the administration can't treat JMU students like the By KEVIN MILLER opposite. Cancer is killing thousands of people adults we are, as we obviously proved by our reasonable conduct It was late in the afternoon before I got to every year, and the various cancer institutes at Beginnings. read the Washington Post on Saturday, a week need all the money they can get to search for ago. The excitement of the day had finally hit the clue that will lead to a cure. My objection is • JMU's football team was officially rejected for Division I me. I had just bought a new luxury sedan, so to that the emphasis of current research is status by the National Collegiate Athletic Association at the end of celebrate I had also bought a case of fine leaning in the wrong direction. It seems that August. The Dukes did move up from Division III to Division II, imported Heineken. I slowly fanned through the FDA and various scientific groups are making them eligible to award football scholarships for the first the paper sipping my brew and smiling. Until I trying*- to isolate every product that could time in JMU history. reached page lo. possibly cause cancer rather than finding a It would be wise for the coaches to remember that it takes more Much to my chagrin, a group of scientists medical cure or vaccination. Their line of than a title to be a Division I team-it also takes winning ball had added two more notables to its list of reasoning must be that they could then be able games. cancer-causing products. But this had to be a to take every carcinogen off the market. That hoax. New cars and beer? In both cases,, will probably leave us with Safeways full of • The fall semester at JMU is well underway, and the perennial scientists had detected microscopic amounts National Enquirers and paper towels. hassles of lines, bad food at the dining hall, and overcrowded of nitrosamines, a carcinogen also found in In addition to the magnitude of the dorms, (41 students are living at Howard Johnson's), have bacon, in these products. Well, I guess I'll just carcinogen list, another reason why people are resurfaced once again. have to put my beer and my Buick in the same taking this research lightly is because of some box with my B.L.T., my milk, my fried of the absurd conclusions that are reached. hamburgers, my maraschino cherries, my The FDA, for instance, concluded that a cherry Kool-Aid, and my warm diet Mr. Pibb. human would have to drink about 375 cans of Around the nation Within the past few years scientists and diet soda a day for 10 years to receive the same •'■Congress got back to business last month to determine some various government agencies have blacklisted amount of carcinogens that caused cancer in important issues. So-far the registration for the draft was voted numerous products that contain microscopic laboratory rats. I'm sure a person would burp down by the House, and Congress awarded itself a 5.5 percent pay amounts of carcinogens. Often they concede, to death before they could drink that much raise. Argument is still raging on portions of Carter's energy as they have with beer, that these trace soda. package, Salt II. amounts should not alter our daily The right kind of research is vital. And, of consumptive habits. I am afraid, however, that course, trying to determine the causes of • Carter's political popularity continued to decline, even the the recent surge of evidence indicting cancer is equally as important. Researchers animal population has turned against him, as witnessed by the carcinogenic products is creating a sense of have made milestone discoveries that have killer rabbit attack on the president during his Mississippi River apathy. As the Food and Drug Administration lead to banning PCB's and determining that boat ride. condemns one product after another people are cigarettes and air pollutants are significant beginning to say, "the hell with it, if everything cancer-causers. • Americans showed their appreciation of Russian ballet by causes cancer, why worry about what I eat?" Now the problem is before ;ia There are insisting that Soviet ballerina Ludmilla Vlasova stay until she I am not trying to make a farce out of the millions of people who have, or will get cancer. gave some good reasons for wanting to leave. research in the study of cancer. Much the Research should save them first. • In the economy, inflation and unemployment continued to rise, while hints of a recession echoed from the business world. Let Keynes figure this one out. • The pope is coming, the pope is coming.... hounded l!»22 Around the world "To the pn»i alone. chequered as it It with abuMt, the • Israel marked the one-year anniversary of the Camp David EDITOR Theresa Beale world is indebted lor all MM triumph! which havt sained by peace talks by raids into Lebanon and by making it legal for MANAGING EDITOR Maureen Riley reason and humanity over trror and oppression." James private citizens to purchase Arab land in the West Bank, a move BUSINESS MANAGER Russell Fleetwood Madison definitely not conducive to harmonious relations with the Arab The Breeie is published every Tuesday and Friday except News editor -• Julie Summers where otherwise noted world. Editorial editor- Kris Carlson Correspondence should be addressed to The Breeze, Wind- Feature editor - Dean Honeycutt Price Building. James Madison University, HarrlsonBurg. • Russian troops were discovered in Cuba-a revelation that Virginia 22807. 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I . * I I J I poHeyandnerhaveHagahr,thap,tpnfiyerbayehad|tr"r,{.i , V iiin ii '• - Baseball, football Headers'THE BREEZE, Tuesday, October 2, 1979, Page 23 vie for prime time *orum By KEVIN CROWLEY While the baseball season is winding up another season and heading for a dynamic conclusion, we are treated to a mere on Articles stereotype people televised game a week. Meanwhile, we are saturated with boring football. A minimum To the editor: of simplistic stereotyping is as oversimplified, superficial of five football games are broadcast weekly. The outrageous free-for-all that very small amounts of mental images, can there be The wide gap in television allowed each sport is essentially due of name calling and knowledge about people, such any hope for toleration and an to ratings. Pro football draws the viewers. stereotyping in the Reader's as how they dress, whether end to the petty divisiveness of But,-of course, these are the same viewers who have made Forum of The Breeze recently they run, play football, have stereotyping. I should think "Charlie's Angels" the most popular show on television for the is losing its originally long hair or not, can be used to that the opportunity to second straight year. humorous tone and seems to fit that person into a model acquaint one's self with the Basically, baseball is a game one must understand to enjoy. be degenerating into nothing which explains their rich variety of ideas and Whereas, football requires the mind of a 10-year-old to but superficial, self-righteous character. I believe that this personalities on a college understand, I am convinced one must be raised and nurtured on drivel. As people whose views method of explaining people campus would encourage one baseball to love the game as it must be loved. contrasted with one's own not only yields little valuable to mature into a more tolerant The American public doesn't want to think while watching a were once called "Fascists," understanding, but indeed and understanding person and sport (or any other television show for that matter). They'd they are now described as the yields serious leave the "cliquishness" of rather sit inside as beautiful Sunday afternoons slip by, drink victims of lobotomies, or misunderstanding of people high school days further and people whose personalities by arbitrarily reading into further behind. have been surgically erased. their personalities elements The college experience may Football requires a 10-year-old... The lobotomies were which may not be there, and is be the best (ana perhaps the unnecessary, however, since therefore grossly unfair to last) chance for many beer and stare at the team wrestling matches someone dubbed the grouping of people into them. Consequently, I think it students to gain the social football. tightly defined stereotypes is would be safe to say that the experience that tends to break On a recent Monday night, the Pittsburgh Pirates and the a much more efficient method people involved in the down simple stereotypes and Montreal Expos, separated at the time by a mere two percentage for reducing real people to "preppie" feud actually know open them up to the more points, and battling for first place, met in one of the season's mere characterized zombies. nothing about each other, and realistic, sublte complexities >* deciding games. But all any self-respecting baseball fan could do Is the student population at therefore have no business of the human personality, was patiently watch a meaningless Washington Redskin and New Madison made up of "freaks," making such nasty threats which most students will no York Giants football game in hopes that the crucial baseball score "preppies," and "jocks," or and accusations against each doubt eventually have to come would be updated. people with distinct, other as they have. to terms with or lead very self- Football fans claim baseball is too slow, but I challenge anyone individual personalities? Are Only through understanding limited lives. to time a football team between plays from scrimmage and a those people running by out people for what they are, not Thomas W. Hampton baseball pitcher between pitches. there, or are they "joggers," I assure you the pitches will come more frequently. who, as Julie Summers The average football lineman would consider strategy a foreign implies in "Building the body, word. Yet, the entire concept of baseball is built on strategy. ignoring the mind," don't read Prep article tasteless The Baltimore Orioles and manager Earl Weaver serve as newspapers? In his living examples of a less talented group of players winning "Congratulations to Gator To the editor: judgment. through strategy and execution of the fundamentals. Girl" letter, Tom Kelley We're not sure exactly what A major idea in "Preppies" My question is this: What in the hell are the fundamentals of states that "Those of us who Mr. Sutton's motives were in was the "creative bigotry" of football? have already grown up know writing "The Dangers of the preppie crowd. We would There simply are no longer any "football players." Today class when we see it." Besides 'Preppies'" (The Breeze, like to ask Mr. Sutton his everyone is a specialist. While baseball players play both defense the obvious questions of what Sept. 18) but if, as we suspect, definition of bigotry if and offense, football teams carry offensive and defensive squads, he means by "grown up" or he intended to spark a statements such as "Who are not to mention the 37 special teams. (I'll bet football incorporates "class," I challenge Kelley to response from the reader, he those chopped off sickies special shower-taking squads next season.) tell me anything significant has accomplished his task. We anyway" and "Have you ever Jack Lambert, one of football's supposed superstars, could about a person with a quick feel this letter is necessary seen a Black Preppie?" do not never run. pass, or kick a football with any type of authority. Pete glance. because the only response rate as bigotry. Rose, on the other hand, has proved himself to be all-star The idea implicit in this kind printed was misdirected The The most objectionable material at second, third, and first base, and in left and right issue is not "preppiness" but section of "Preppies" came at field. tasteless journalism. the end of the otherwise The baseball season consists of 162 games, while football plays And another Basically apathetic people reasonably humorous article a measly 16. Perhaps a single football game is more physically that we are, it takes a truly exhausting than a baseball game, but the difference in the length offensive and blatantly when Mr. Sutton gave his of the season is still staggering. prep letter ignorant editorial to stir us to ideas on what should be done Granted pro football in its early, pure form was an exciting reply. Mr. Sutton's article to eliminate preppiness. The game, but because of the many rule changes (and the blatant To the editor: Sroved more than sufficient in writer then lost his holding now allowed) that have come about to accomodate I wholeheartedly agree with oth offensiveness and journalistic head and television football is now just another commercialized product. Pamela Wiles taking offense ignorance. proceeded to attack All of my arguments concerning baseball's superiority over to the Sept. 18 Breeze article Our objections to last Christianity equating it with football as a sport should be enough to warrant more air-time for on the danger of preppies. It is week's editorial do not stem Communism and Nazism. pro baseball. But even the unconvinced can surely understand the so totally refreshing to see a from the subject matter but What Nazi wouldn't be proud need to place two pennant contenders on television before another prep take a stand that rather from the prejudice and to associate himself with Philadelphia Eagles-Atlanta Falcons Boring Bowl. involves a little more thinking sharply hostile phrases used comments such as the writer's than how many shades of to develop the idea. "How can we rid ourselves of fuchsia one can wear with a Preppiness has become a this menace?" kelly green alligator shirt. national farce and warrants a Here's to more responsible The non-bigoted rebuttal satirical essay here at editorials in the future! stimulated me to new heights Madison, but the bigotry and Kelly McDonnell Carter image forms of self-realization. Had I cruelty used in Mark Sutton's Hunter McCorkle known all it took was a article were not funny and the Susan Bower By CHRIS KOUBA conceivably be labeled the "button-down shirt, khaki In the August 20th issue of publication of such attitudes Kim Smith "People's Choice" if he skirt, Aigner shoes, and an represents very poor Julie Gallagher TIME magazine, Hugh Sidey continued to play hard to get add-a-bead necklace" to keep noted that there are no with the growing number of me from "being labelled drug- endearing tales bout draft-Kennedy movements. addict, radical, or freak," I President Carter as there This pre-campaigning would certainly have rushed Zepplin fans are happy have been for past executives, seems to be more concerned out to Valley Mall and picked such as the "fatherly" with images than issues and up a button-down shirt. To the editor: obtained your information Franklin Roosevelt and the leadership ability. Will the I, however, in all honesty Congratulations Mike about disappointed Zep fans, "roguish" Richard Nixon. actual campaign be colored must admit that I too don't Shutty. but it was probably the same But in the past month the with true political convictions, "haveconsideration enough to Your analysis of Led place where you got "Zeplin." nation has witnessed "Daniel or will it be shadowed by these open doors for the females on Zeplin's or is it Led Zepplin's Jim Lagergren Boone" Carter defending images? Could Americans campus." And, in addition, if I new album was brilliant, (The himself against "Paws the elect an executive based on ever had a dinner date like Breeze, Sept. 28). Led Zepplin Killer Rabbit" and a packaging rather than Ms. Wiles, I would probably has been keeping rock in its By DONNA SIZEMORE In The Breeze poll, Reagan If the 1980 presidential has a slight edge over his election was held at James opponent Baker, with 44 Madison University this week, percent indicating they would Jimmy Carter would face an choose him over Carter and 6 uphill battle for victory. only 45 percent indicating AT A recent survey by The Carter would be the victor. Breeze shows the opinions of The rest indicated no opinion. JMU students to be in line Only 37 percent would with the national trend, choose Baker over Carter, revealing a loss of faith in with 43 percent indicating a Carter and doubts about his preference for Carter. leadership abilities. If JMU students are MM a leader, he's a drag* Out of 150 students accurate in their predictions, randomly polled, 53 percent Ted Kennedy will definitely rated the Carter presidency as seek the presidential poor and 28 percent felt his nomination. Eighty-three performance was fair. percent believe he will Only 15 percent believed his actively seek election in the overall performance deserved November primary. a rating of good or excellent. If the students are any indication of a national trend, ACCORDING to JMU Ted Kennedy will probably be students, Carter would fight an almost even race against the next president. Over 75 the two leading Republican percent rated Carter's indicated they felt Kennedy CARTER would vie a little "HIS POLICIES are too contenders, Ronald Reagan chances against Kennedy as could defeat just about better against Jerry Brown, wishy washy," said one and Howard Baker. poor to none. Many students anyone, if nominated. according to students, with 38 student. "He was an percent rating his chances as attractive candidate, but as a good against Brown. leader he's been a Professor says JMU students indicated drag."another said. dissatisfaction with Carter's Lack of leadership and accomplishments in the area ability to run the country ** of energy, Maybe it was long effectively were the most gas lines or rationing, but 82 often cited flaws in Carter's He's just too 'common' percent gave him a fair to performance. poor score on his dealings with "He is not a good leader," By TERESA CAVINESS Ambassador to the United Nations until his energy. and "He is a weak president," President Carter's popularity is down, say resignation about three weeks ago. Even greater disapproval constantly cropped up in the national opinion polls. In January 1977, soon after he took office was voiced with his treatment survey results. Many people think you can go too far in Carter gave a blanket pardon to the of inflation. Over 88 percent "He has lost the confidence trying to humanize the presidency. They say Vietnamese draft resisters. rated him fair to poor in of the people," said one that the President of the United States loses The bringing together of Egypt and Israel, handling this national student. "He has yet to some of his effectiveness when he attempts to negotiate some mutually acceptable problem. understand or begin to to appear too "common." peace agreement, is probably Carter's Students expressed at least manipulate the federal To be effective, a president has to greatest achievement, Nelson said. minimal approval of Carter's system." maintain some degree of aloofness, said Dr. Carter was directly responsible for most accomplishments abroad. In "Carter has proven beyond William Nelson, Head of the Political of the communication between Anwar Sadat the area of foreign policy, 32 a doubt that if a president is to' Science and Geography Department here. and Menachem Begin, representatives of percent gave Carter a good to get anything done in A lot of people just don't pay attention to the two nations. excellent rating for his Washington, he must be a Jimmy Carter anymore, be added. achievements. Washington bureaucratic According to Nelson, Carter has Nelson sees Carter's biggest problems as Overall, student opinions of animal, one student being domestic. "He hasn't done enough Carter were negative. commented. attempted to make the presidentcy less about the economy," he said. formal and ritualistic by first, walking Most people see Carter as being a during the inaugural ceremonies. By , staying in the homes of citizens across the "decent, nice, respectable man." Yet, he HWGBf'■amK*vn* ***fT*i. country, Carter has tried to establish an Sts a lot of criticism about the fact that he identity with the "common people." sn't done enough here. He's been too Carter's appearance on national concerned with foreign occurrences. television wearing a sweater, rather than a With energy being a major concern to formal coat and tie, was symbolic of a move everyone now, the fact that Carter's energy toward making his position less distant. program is still stalled could affect his During his administration, Carter has campaign, Nelson said. appointed more blacks and women than any If Ted Kennedy announces his candidacy, oner president in history. Nelson believes he will have a better chance Both Juanita Kreps and Patricia Harris of winning the nomination than Carter. hold top cabinet positions with Carter's Kennedy is a stronger candidate, he said. administration as Secretary of Commerce Such action will probably split the and Secretary of Health, Education, and Democratic party, but not enough to cause Welfare, respectively. the Republicans to "landslide"' into the Andrew Young served as U.S. White House. — i