The Chronicle 78th Year, No. 54 Duke University, Durham, North Carolina Friday, November 12, 1982 Candidates outnumber the audience at debate By Larry Kaplow advertising for the debate whereby students are admitted The candidates outnumbered began Tuesday. regardless of their financial- the audience in a debate "A lot of it [the low turnout] need, is not being carried out as between prospective ASDU did have to do with publicity," well as it should be due to a lack officers held at Gilbert-Addoms said Chappell. "I have a feeling of communications between the dormitory Thursday night. Trent and the Rathskeller will school and prospective The debate, which only three have a much better turnout." freshmen. of the five candidates for Chappell also said a similar "'They aren't letting people president attended, was one of debate held at Gilbert-Addoms know when they apply that we three planned by the election last year only attracted about will get the money for them," committee. Other debates are 20 people which he said was not Bruton said. scheduled for Trent Hall, well publicized and was held on Presidential hopeful B.G. Sunday evening at 7:00, and the the night of an ASDU meeting Cutright, a Trinity junior and Rathskeller, Monday evening dealing with housing changes former ASDU parliamentarian, at 7:00. which may have drawn people also stressed financial aid in his According to Doug Chappell, away from the dormitory. platform. PHOTO BY DAVE SHREFFLER ASDU legislator and member of During the debate candidates "I believe a major emphasis Jeffrey Porro speaks during Thursday's convocation. the ASDU elections committee, outlined their stands on major and problem we have now is the issues at Duke. discouraging of outside Speaker of the ASDU scholarships by the financial Nuclear convocation held Legislature Bill Bruton, a aid office," Cutright said. Trinity junior running for adding that the current policy is By Michael Sayko said Jeffrey Porro, also a former issue: nuclear witnessing, president, stressed the need for to subtract the funds given by Nuclear weapons should be member of the State Depart­ nuclear war fighting and change in the advising system outside scholarships from the limited in number and used only ment and the Strategic Arms nuclear deterring. and the admissions program. financial aid given by Duke. as a deterrent to nuclear war, Limitation Talks task force. "Nuclear witnesses get out of "The advising system is very Cutright also said he wants to according to the editor oi Arms Porro spoke last night before the problem by wishing them messed up," said Bruton. He increase the role of students in Control Today, the keynote more than 100 students, faculty away," he said, adding that advocated more programs to handling judicial matters. He speaker during Thursday's day­ and area residents in Gross these people view nuclear train professors who advise said a system where students long convocation entitled Chemical Auditorium. The weapons as immoral in and of students and involving would handle all undergraduate "Solutions to the Nuclear Arms convocation was sponsored themselves and call for undergraduates "teamed with judicial plans autonomous of Race." locally by the North Carolina immediate disarmament. It is the faculty to guide as a group," the administration would make "It is time to discuss what Public Interest Research Group. an unrealistic approach to the with freshman advisees. the administration respect should be the role of nuclear He said there are three ways nuclear arms race, he said. Bruton said the admissions students more. weapons in preserving peace," to deal with the nuclear arms See NUCLEAR on page 4 policy of blind admissions, See DEBATE on page 4 Brezhnev's death spurs caution, analysis Reagan has great opportunity Duke experts forsee no change

' 1982 N.Y. Times News Service At a news conference later last night, By David Sorensen Chernenko, former KGB chief Yuri V. WASHINGTON - The death of Reagan said, "Our two nations bear a The death of Soviet leader Leonid Andropov, Defense Minister Dmitri F. Soviet President Leonid I. Brezhnev tremendous responsibility for peace in a Brezhnev will not cause any immediate Ustinov and Foreign Ministrer Andrei could give President Reagan an historic dangerous time, a responsibility we changes in U.S.-Soviet relations, Gromyko. opportunity to slow down the spiraling don't take lightly." although it will pave the way for the None of these men likely will hold world arms race through negotiations Then, citing the American initiatives emergence of a new generation of Brezhnev's dual position as party chief with the new man in the Kremlin. for reductions in nuclear forces, Reagan leaders within the Kremlin, according to and the largely ceremonial role of Soviet Just as hardliner Richard Nixon added, "I want to reconfirm that we will several Moscow observers at Duke. president, Holsti said. Since many of reopened relations with China 10 years continue to pursue every avenue for No single successor to Brezhnev — these men and other contenders for the ago, hardliner Ronald Reagan could be progress in this area." Soviet president and Communist Party top spot in the Soviet power structure are the American president who succeeds in But Reagan also reiterated his chief for 18 years who died Wednesday at nearly 70 or older, Holsti said they may ending, or at least slowing down, the 30- position in favor of building up age 75 — will emerge for several years, constitute an "interim" leadship until a year-old arms race. American armed forces. He repeated according to Ole Holsti, George V. Allen generation of men in their 50s assumes In his condolence message to Vasily past criticisms of the concept of detente, professor and chairman of the political control of the Communist Party. Kuznetsov, first deputy chairman of the saying that for 10 years the United | science department. Warren Lerner, professor and director Soviet Presidium, Reagan indicated States had eased up on its military "I don't foresee many changes in U.S.- of graduate students in the department that he wants to be in a position to take buildup but the Soviets had not. i Soviet relations in the short run. The of history, said the upcoming power advantage of any opportunities that "It takes two to tango," the president ; changes will most likely occur in the struggle will probably be similar to the may arise. said, adding that the Soviets had yet to : long run. The Soviet leaders stress way Brezhnev's predecessor, Nikita "I would . . . like to convey through signal "that they want to tango also." continuity and not rocking the boat," Khrushchev, finally emerged as the top you to the Soviet government and people Holsti said. "They will try to keep any Soviet leader after the death of Josef the strong desire of the United States to No one yet knows who will emerge as power struggle under wraps. Stalin. work toward an improved relationship the new leader of the Eastern bloc "It will probably be a number of years vith the Soviet Union," Reagan wrote. superpower following the death of the before one person succeeeds him. Until After the top Soviet leader dies or is Reagan said he looks forward "to 75-year-old Brezhnev, who had ruled the then, they will try to project a united ousted, a period of internal politicking conducting relations with the new Soviet Union for the past 18 years. leadership." with an emphasis on a show of collective leadership in the Soviet Union with the If Reagan is able to reach even some Holsti said the possible members of leadship takes place, with one man aim of expanding the areas where our preliminary understandings with the this united leadship include many older eventually claiming the top spot, Lerner two nations can cooperate to mutual new Kremlin leadership, it could take Soviet leaders — including long-time said. See SOVIETS on page 2 Brezhnev associate Konstantin See BREZHNEV on page 4 Page Two The Chronicle Friday, November 12, 1982 . . . Soviets may be approached by U.S.

SOVIETS from page 1 Congress will want to trim the the remainder of this decade. for as long as two to three years, with no some domestic political pressure off his Pentagon's budget when it receives the Though Reagan and Brezhnev never clear successor to Brezhnev. administration. White House fiscal 1984 proposal in met as leaders of their respective Whether the new leadership is a single Three years of huge increases in January. Even staunch Reagan countries, a transcontinental war of man or committee of men, there will be a Pentagon spending, beginning with the supporters in the House and Senate words between them had continued to period during which both sides will be final year of the Carter administration, have been talking openly about the need escalate until days before Brezhnev's feeling out and testing each other. have sailed through Congress virtually to cut defense spending in order to death 12:30 a.m. EST Tuesday. The signals each side sends the other as submitted by the White House. reduce the deficit. Just last week, Brezhnev lashed out at will be watched closely in the opposing But these defense spending increases Arms negotiations between the "hot-headed" Western leaders and capitals. have contributed billions of dollars to United States and the Soviet Union that accused Reagan of "adventurism, Meanwhile, though the two nations the federal deficit, which Reagan had could lead to elimination of just two rudeness and undisguised egoism." regard each other as adversaries at best, promised to eliminate during his 1980 proposed strategic weapon systems — Reagan and other senior administra­ they are involved in a series of presidential campaign. the MX missile and the B-l bomber — tion officials repeatedly have accused negotiations and discussions on a wide There are signs that the new 98th would save well over $100 billion during the Kremlin of trying to split the •variety of topics — from what sales to Western alliance and gain military reductions in nuclear intercontinental ABORTIONS Weather superiority over the United States. ballistic missiles. The two major arms According to the National Weather Service, today With Brezhnev gone from the picture, control areas in which Reagan would Clinic in your area will be cloudy with a 40 percent chance of showers. it may give both sides an opportunity to like to make progress involve ICBMs Appts. made 7 days tone down the rhetoric, provided there is 1-24 Weeks Termination High temperatures will be near 70. and medium-range nuclear missiles in CALL TOLL FREE a desire in Washington and Moscow to Europe. 1-800-321-0572 do so. Talks are continuing in two separate It could be weeks — or possibly sets of negotiations in Geneva, but thus months — before it is clear who will far there has been no apparent progress The Chronicle emerge from the Kremlin bureaucracy in either. The Chronicle is published Monday as the new strongman in Moscow. The signals that go back and forth through Friday of the academic year, and across the Atlantic in the coming weekly through ten (10) weeks of Summer Some U.S. experts on the Soviet transition period could have an impact Union, including former ambassador to on these talks, and therefore the QlfQE sessions by the Duke University Chronicle Moscow Malcolm Toon, believe there worldwide arms race, for many years to Board. Price for subscriptions: $30for third could be a "collective" Soviet leadership come. Medical School class mail: $80 for first class mail. Offices Tampico. Mexico at third floor Flowers Building, Duke What Makes University, Durham, North Carolina 27706. A Quality Q • Medical School? Special edit council 1.Fine Faculty All members of the Chronicle edit Please be prompt, since no one A • 2.Good Facilities 3.Qualily Student Body council are encouraged to attend a who misses any of the candidates for 4.Supervised Clerkship special meeting 11 a.m. Sunday, a particular office will be allowed to Programs lor Qualified Nov. 14 in the lounge in third floor vote on that office. No proxies will be 3rd and 4th Year Flowers Building to interview and accepted. Students endorse candidates for ASDU Noreste oilers a 4-year program. president and vice president-at-large. In addition, we will determine our has small classes, is W.H.0. listed. Anyone who has contributed three stand on the NC-PIRG funding University of the North East or more times to the newspaper (i.e. referendum. Editorials reflecting the Admissions three stories, copy editing shifts, wire edit council's view of both the 120 East 41 St NY. NY 10017 editing, night editing, photographs, candidates and the referendum will etc.) may vote. appear in Monday's Chronicle.

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Duke University Artists Series Friday, November 19,1982 8:15 p.m. Page Auditorium Tickets: $13, $11, $9 Page Box Office: 684-4059 Mastercard/Visa Friday, November 12, 1982 The Chronicle Page Three Poles decide to free Walesa Real World By John Kifner the riot troops blocked off nearby squares with water <• 1982 N.Y. Times News Service cannons and armored cars and diverted traffic to keep SIDON, Lebanon — An explosion in Tyre, WARSAW — Poland's martial-law authorities the demonstration from reforming. Lebanon, demolished an Israeli military announced Thursday that Lech Walesa, the interned Communist Party officials and managers of the headquarters building, killing at least 13 leader of the outlawed trade union Solidarity, would be state-run factories have repeatedly warned of the Israeli soldiers and wounding 25 others. released because he was "No longer a threat to consequences of striking, a message drummed home Some reports said 15 Lebanese and internal security." by posters and announcements on the public address Palestinian civilians also died in the blast. Jerzy Urban, the government spokesman, said systems. Last month the government crushed a pro- Israeli troops sealed the Israeli-Lebanese Walesa had written a conciliatory note asking for a Solidarity strike in the Gdansk shipyard by drafting border. "serious discussion" with Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski, the workers. Strikers who are fired could be put to work Poland's martial-law ruler, and adding, "Given good on menial tasks by the government under a new law JERUSALEM - An Israeli officer will, a solution will certainly be found." The decision to aimed at "social parasites." contradicted testimony by Defense minister release him, Urban said, followed. Walesa, held for 11 months, is to be freed within the Ariel Sharon's top aide at an inquiry into the Walesa's wife, Danuta, informed of the decision by next few days, Urban, the government spokesman, Beirut massacre. The intelligence officer told Western reporters who telephoned her in Gdansk, said said at a hastily called news conference Thursday the inquiry that the aide was informed early she was "filled with joy." afternoon. on the morning on Sept. 17 that a massacre of There was no immediate indication of whether or Urban read what he said was the text of a note dated Palestinian civilians was under way in two not the government's decision had any connection Nov.8 — last Sunday — and addressed to Jaruzelski. Beirut refugee camps, hours after Christian with Leonid Brezhnev's death. "I think that the time has come to explain certain Phalangist militiamen entered the camps. The announcement came a day after a call by things and to start acting towards accord," the note underground union leaders for a national strike and said. "It took time for many to realize what could NEW YORK ~ Menaehem Begin flew to demonstrations for Wednesday to protest the outlaw­ happen and to what extent, even now on both sides. I New York to start a 10-day American visit ing of Solidarity went largely unheeded around the propose a meeting and a serious discussion of subjects that is to include talks with President Reagan country. of interest and given good will a solution will certainly next Friday. The Israeli leader will fly to Los Walesa, who, with his walrus moustache, pipe and be found." Angeles Friday. jaunty manner became a world symbol of the first The letter was signed - with a touch of his old flair - independent trade union in the Communist world, has "Corporal Walesa," the rank he attained as a draftee. been held in a remote government hunting lodge at Arlanon near the Soviet border, where up to now he has stubbornly refused to cooperate with the govern­ ment. Reagan ponders gas-tax hike The clandestine strike call brought little in the way of concerted efforts at work stoppage Wednesday, By Francis K. Clines "It would be a user fee," he contended, in a comment although there were rallies at some universities and 11982 N.Y. Times News Service on critics assertions that it is a tax increase. He added scattered clashes with the police, particularly in the WASHINGTON - President Reagan said Thursday that the nation had an urgent need for road and mass steel-making suburbs of Mona Huta, outside of night that he was seriously considering a gasoline-tax transit repairs. Krakow and the Silesian industrial city of Wroclaw. increase to finance a $5.5 billion program of road In his first news conference since the Nov. 2 election The few strike attempts were dealt with swiftly and repair jobs, but would oppose Democratic job programs loss of 20 Republican seats in the House, the president without compromise. In Krakow, the local newspaper as "make-work" efforts that would compound the also indicated some flexibility on the question on reported, 150 workers who attempted to strike at a recession. military spending. He said he would not rule out prefabricated house factory were fired on the spot. Speaking at a televised news conference, Reagan military budget economies achieved "without delay­ Similar action was taken against 70 people who argued that his administration's road-repair proposal ing or setting back" the overall goals of his five-year, stopped working at the Wroclaw municipal transport would not vioalte his previously stated opposition to $1.6 trillion program shifts. depot, the newspaper there reported. tax increases and public works programs. The news conference, the 14th of his 22-month-old But Thursday night in Warsaw, more than 3,000 Asked if he still believed that the nuclear freeze presidency, was held at a critical point economically people spilled out of a special service commemorating movement in this country was being manipulated by and politically, since Reagan is currently in the midst the reunification of Poland after World War II, a foreign powers, Reagan replied, "Yes, there is plenty of of detailed briefings on his options for the 1984 budget. national celebration won by Solidarity, at the evidence," but he added it involved intelligence He must come to grips with a deficit that his aides Cathedral of St. John the Baptist in the heart of old matters that he could not elaborate on. privately estimate could approximate $100 billion, town and attempted to march, chanting "Solidarity" The president said he does not doubt that freeze barring any major program shifts. and "down with the junta." proponents are sincere, but he added that "there is no The crowd was blocked, then surrounded by rank question" that foreign agents have helped "instigate Even in advance of the 1983 session on Congress, upon rank of tough Zono riot police carrying and keep such movements going." the president spoke Thursday night in the face of plexiglass shields and long truncheons, who saturated The president offered the most favorable sign thus demands of Democrats who have been reading the the city for the second night to prevent crowds from far that he might eventually accept the proposed five- results of the elections as a signal from the public for gathering. cent-a-gallon increase for a program of highways and immediate federal action on the 10.4 percent unemploy­ Gradually, the people were allowed to filter away mass transit repairs that would create an estimated ment rate, and for heavy cuts in Reagan's military through a narrow corridor left in the police lines, but 320,000 jobs. spending.

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8:15 tonight in Baldwin Auditorium 2701 Hillsborough Road 286-9007 • 286-2444 Page Four The Chronicle Friday, November 12, 1982 . Nuclear weapons discussed at session NUCLEAR from page 1 liked." installations, he said. conventional forces in place of nuclear Nuclear war fighters, according to According to Porro, nuclear weapons Porro also said he supported the arms as "a reasonable price to pay" for Porro, believe in a continual build-up of used as deterrents is the only way to development of the Trident submarine, security. "We have to do what we can weapons. "They believe that a nuclear avoid first use. "We need nuclear because of their invulnerability and do," he said. war would not destroy theworld and one weapons, not nuclear superiority, to their inappropiateness for first use of A film premier, No First Use, which side would be better off in the end," he prevent attack," he said. nuclear weapons. "Land based missies preceded Porro's lecture, showed that an said, citing this school of thought as But within Porro's general increase the incentives for first use increased build-up of nuclear weapons dominant in government circles and condemnation of first use of nuclear because they create a use them or lose would significantly increase the both political parties since the early weapons, he also outlined methods the them situation," he added. possibilities of nuclear war. "First use 1970s. United States could use to strengthen its Though recognizing the expense and inevitably leads to nuclear war," the But Porro said public concern over strategic position. sacrifice of social programs involved, film, made by the Union of Concerned nuclear war has "forced the Reagan The nuclear threat to the Soviet Union Porro advocated the build up of Scientists, concluded. administration to take arms control would be greater by targeting cities and more seriously than they would have industries, instead of military Operation Santa Claus . . . Brezhnev successor The Mental Health Association of Hospital who may otherwise be BREZHNEV from page 1 generation of leadership dating back to Durham County is again sponsoring forgotten, according to program "Nothing dramtic will happen," World War II. Many Soviet policy moves Operation Santa Claus, designed to chairperson Melissa Tansik. For Lerner said. "Brezhnev spoke for a have come out of wartime paranoia and provide Christmas gifts for 200 more information, call Tansik at 544- collective group. There will be a period of the war experience," Lerner said. patients at the John Umstead 3985. group leadership as happened after Albert Eldridge, associate professor of Josef Stalin died in 1953 and finally political science, said Brezhnev's death Krushchev took control. will usher in a period of "extreme "I cannot see any major Soviet policy caution" among Soviet and American changing as a result of Brezhnev's leaders, especially regarding nuclear death, but in the long run, the new weaponry. BROADMOOR leaders will offer a different "I don't think his death will have any apartments perspective." immediate effect. President Reagan and Spacious 1, 2 or 3-Bedroom Apartments Lerner said Brezhnev and his the Soviet leaders will show a high • Lighted Tennis Courts* 3 pools •convenient to Durham, Chapel Hill and associates are among the last degree of caution dealing with each RTP • Basketball Courts generation of leaders who experienced other, but there won't be any major STUDENTS: FREE Bus Service the horrific losses and suffering of World policy changes for several years," War II, and as new leaders take their Eldridge said. to Duke. places, Soviet foreign policy will ceaseto Call for Details on Student Specials. "There would have to be a substantial be dominated by the paranoia generated change in leadership — for example a 4216 Garret. Road. Durham n minutes from Duke) by that wartime experience. 942-2302 Call Today 489-2302 new generation coming in — before any "Brezhnev was a linchpin to that major shift in arms policy would occur."

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WHAT DOES NC PIRG HAVE TO DO WITH DUKE? FIRST OF RU, NC PIRG WAS STARTED 8V CONCERNED DUKE STUDENTS IN 1972. DUKE STUDENTS STILL CONTRIBUTE MOST OF THE MONEY, HA VE MOST OF THE CONTROL RND RECEIVE MOST OF THE BENEFITS FROM PIRG. INCREASINGLY PIRG IS INVOLVED IN THE COMMUNITY. THROUGH ENVIRONMENTAL AND CONSUMER PROTECTION, BETTER BUS SERVICE, LOLUER ELECTRICAL RfiTES, ENERGV CONSERVATION, RND MORE. PIRG FIND DUK€. HOM6 GROWN. 16T'S K€€P fl GOOD THING GOING. Friday, November 12, 1982 The Chronicle Page Five UFCAS leaves honors changes in limbo

By Foon Rhee • and to tie magna and summa to departmental "We need an absolute, clear standard established for Though the Undergraduate Faculty Council of Arts recommendations in addition to meeting a threshold a long time," Moyle said, adding that UFCAS may be and Sciences Thursday voted heavily in favor of a grade-point average. forced to "tinker" with the honors requirements again tightening of requirements in the latin honors system, Shep Moyle, ASDU president, recommended to at future dates due to changes in the numbers of the changes will not be finalized until absent faculty UFCAS the proposal endorsed by the ASDU students receiving honors from year to year. members return written ballots to form a quorum. Moyle said the ASDU proposal would also facilitate A recommendation from UFCAS' Committee on a self-auditing system for students — it would be easier Academic Standards, raising grade-point average for students to recognize when they were eligible for requirements beginning with the Class of 1987 to 3.8 honors. for summa cum laude, 3.6 for magna cum laude and 3.3 Friedl said the amount of time UFCAS has spent on for cum laude — from the current standards of 3.7,3.3 the latin honors issue is appropriate. "Enough people and 3.0, respectively — was passed 43-4. But the total think it's important to spend two meetings on it," she number of votes fell short of the 55 needed for a said. "If we're going to have honors, we ought to think quorum. through them. When giving honors we should take it According to Ernestine Friedl, dean of Trinity seriously. Apparently, it's a very serious to students. College and Arts and Sciences, faculty members We must respect that." absent from the meeting will be required to submit a In other UFCAS business, Friedl announced that written ballot "within a week." the five-year old Early Identification Program will be Friedl said the absence of 61 members of the faculty evaluated by a committee headed by Paul Harrison, body showed the wisdom of the resolution passed Sept. assistant dean of Trinity College. EIP allows students 30 to drastically reduce the size of UFCAS to 53 to take a wider variety of courses as they are accepted members from 108. to Duke Medical School after their sophomore year. "It's part of the reason we changed UFCAS to a smaller group," she said. "People will have a greater Also, Robert Sawyer, head of the Talent sense of importance." Identification Program, a Duke-based summer session At the last UFCAS meeting Oct. 14, the faculty body for mathematically and verbally precocious VI- and delayed action on the original proposal of 3.9, 3.8 and 13-year-olds, asked UFCAS to approve five courses for 3.5 to allow time for further study and deliberation. college credit. With the absence of a quorum, no vote The academic standards committee studied — and was taken and discussion will continue at the next rejected — the following amendments to their PHOTO BY DAVE SHREFFLER UFCAS meeting. But several members of the faculty proposal: Irving Holley lectures on honors requirements. body raised concerns and objections to the proposal. • to compute honors on the basis of the first seven legislature Oct. 6 which called for 3.7, 3.5 and 3.3 "College credit given to a person who is not yet a semesters, requirements. "We need to tie the honors requirements teenager has ramifications at the 7th and 8th grade • to drop the two lowest grades when computing to existing standards [letter grades and the levels which are not healthy," said James latin honors, corresponding grade-point average] so we can give Charlesworth, associate professor of religion. "We • to award summa cum laude to the top 10-15 clear standards to students," he said. "We need need to have more local control. It's a real individuals in the class, reasonable standards — a 3.7 average is superior responsibility . . . We're not identifying brains but • to select on the basis of predetermined percentiles, work. very gifted individuals."

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By Robert Manson the band included keyboard player Paul Carrack, skillfully crafted as any in pop music. Paul Carrack — Suburban Voodoo — A- whose vocals are featured on "Tempted," the song that Sweets From a Stranger, however, is finally a Squeeze — Sweets From a Stranger — B- has garnered the most success for Squeeze in this disappointment because of Tillbrook's unsuccessful Recent news concerning the breakup of Pink Floyd country. Carrack left to join Nick Lowe's band attempts at expanding his songwriting into every and the career curtailment of The Who have obscured following East Side Story, and appeared on Lowe's conceivable corner of popular music. Tillbrook is an another sad story from the music world: the apparent last release, Nick the Knife. Recently, Carrack extraordinarily versatile songsmith, and with East decision by British band Squeeze to call it quits after Side Story he showed an ability to write successful some final concert appearances this year. The band songs in styles as diverse as New Wave, rockabilly, leaves a legacy of five albums behind, the most recent, and country. However, the lp's best cuts were those Sweets From a Stranger, being released at the Helter Skelter that adhered to the band's "pub rock" roots, as the beginning of last summer. However, the news is not as upbeat, pop-rock New Wave style which the band bad as it may seem for Squeeze fans: songwriters Chris debut solo lp, entitled Suburban Voodoo, developed fully on their best record, 1980's Argy Difford and Glenn Tillbrook, who formed the heart of that tops both his old and new employers' 1982 efforts Bargy, js Tillbrook's strongest suit. the band, will continue their fruitful partnership. with a completely infectious and uplifting serving of However, this style is almost completely abandoned Squeeze had a number of personnel changes during "pub rock" New Wave. on Sweets, as there are only perhaps one or two its lifetime, and for one album, 198I's East Side Story, Judging from the shower of critical accolades which compositions here in the Argy Bargy tradition. followed the release oiEast Side Story, one would have Tillbrook's diversion of Squeeze into foreign territory thought it impossible for any album of similar style to like '40s-style torch numbers, mid-tempo rhythm and be better than Sweets From a Stranger. In fact, Sweets blues, and hard core New Wave are not only contains a healthy serving of the features which made unsuccessful, but sap most of the energy and rock critics embrace Squeeze: the highly skilled, well excitement from the band's music. Because of this, TOP OF THE crafted songwriting of lyricist Difford and composer Sweets From a Stranger is a dull, turgid record in Tillbrook, whose talents have prompted comparisons comparison to previous Squeeze efforts. to every songwriting team from Lennon and Where Sweets fails, Paul Carrack's Suburban McCartney to Gilbert and Sullivan. Difford's lyrics are Voodoo triumphs. Carrack's debut is filled with particularly attractive: with a satirical senseof humor irresistable, polished pop-rock tunes featuring classic and some piercing insight, the singer-guitarist pop song structures and chord progressions combined examines the many sides of human relationships as with Carrack's pleasant though emotional tenor. A both an outsider looking in and an insider hoping to tough, rocking band boasting Carrack's superb piano get out. Difford is not a poet, but a lyricist, and his pop and organ and some great bass lines by James Eller vignettes are concise, accessible and probably as help fill out the sound. Carrack, who wrote or co-wrote the majority of the lp's songs, displays a pop sensibility rooted in the '60s pop and R&B tradition of the British "pub rock" scene, UPTOWN MAIN STREET and Suburban Voodoo's music sticks unfailingly to presents this tradition where Sweets From a Stranger inconclusively wanders. A perfect example is the song "Out of Touch," a Difford-Tillbrook composition which appears on both records. » ORIGINAL RQCK-n.ROLn \ ' Du,ha,n. Nonl, Carolina ^ The Squeeze original features a ominous synthesizer r ock« nroll that's out of this world and modified percussion march, and only Tillbrook's strident vocals save the song from a droning, machine­ SUNDAY, NOV. 14 5-9:00 p.m. like coldness. Carrack, however, is able to find a fast- paced, R&B-based rock song driven by a steady FREE DRAFT 5-7 $3.O0 COVER rhythm section and some strong piano and organ Single available at all area Record Bars work beneath the semi-monotone of the original. And the rest cf the day to you at SHACKEUFORD EXERCISE STUDIO ; _]7VMI.wril):aSh,1T1I1>:a-,-,rcr._;ili,.rRuiJ.av1|vlHill.N.(:.*7- «.'lM. iOkHJiirl.Aivriik.-.tjnKii.iiV'ilhiui.-.RiilLiiih.N.CSlWltW.

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(behind Giles Dorm) . annouces the fifth annual t Cost: SEiyUNAR,QN SUMMER JOBS IN COMPUTING 83.00 non-members If you're interested in a career in one of the many aspects of computer science, this is the seminar for you. 82.50 members Discussed in a number of informal presentations will be varying perspectives on locating and obtaining the summer job that will pf>pel you into the cqjeer path of your cff>ic|.Jf athered will |e representatives fronr§n_H|tiy, Program: the director of Duke's Career Placement Office, and Duke students who have held summer jobs in computing. A qleslon and answer session with refreshments will follow presentations. Admission is free toal l interested persons. ASK THE RABBI tjiicstinns you've uhvuwhad No m^ter what your major is, if you want to be involved with computers, now is not too eariy. | about Judaism (but never dared ask!) Tues., Nov, l<5tfr at 7tf>0 p.m, Room 139 Soc.-Sci. Bldg. Friday, November 12, 1982 The Chronicle Page Seven back strong Black Choi r performs 6 Nazis' trial This is the basic diffference between request valid Sweets and Voodoo: while Squeeze By Bruce Nawrocki a wide range of gospel music. It was Last night the Modern Black Mass interesting to note the influences that RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - Six seemingly adopts diversity for American Nazis convicted on retrial of a diversity's sake, Carrack knows what he Choir, an auxiliary of the Black jazz, rock and country have on Student Alliance, performed in Page contemporary gospel. Songs ranged bombing conspiracy in North Carolina can do, and does it over the space of an may have abused the legal system, but entire album. Auditorium. The approximately 50- from slow rhythm and blues ballads to up-tempo pop rock. their request for their first trial's Though Suburban Voodoo's music is member Choir, composed of and directed by students, sang a variety of transcript remains valid, one of their pop-rock at its best, the lp has a number Many of the soloists had great laywers argued on appeal Thursday- of faults which keep it from perfection. moving spirituals and rousing corn- voices. Linda Tatten in particular temporary gospel music. The theme Steven Kropelnicki told a three-judge Nick Lowe's distinctively distant and was fantastic. Her powerful soprano panel of the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of thin production style is at times of the concert was "He's All You voice was as good as any Dorothy in Need." Appeals the defendants were entitled to irritating, and Carrack and his co- Broadway's The Wiz. She increased a free copy of the transcript because all writers come up with only the most facile the intensity of songs such as "God is had been judged too poor to pay for their of lyrics, featuring third grade level The concert was introduced and the Ultimate" and "Take Me Back" to own legal counsel. metaphors and "silly love songs" heavy hosted by Constance Prince, noted the sublime. George Ward's deep on the saccharine and light on jazz and blues singer. She graced the resonant voice was also powerful in Kropelnicki acknowledged the trial intelligence. However, the music is so audience with a bit of her talent when "I'm Happy With Jesus." judge had probably been overwhelmed infectious that one quickly forgets these she sang along with the chorus in Another high point was "He's All by the volumes of "blatantly frivolous faults. "Call Him Up," which turned out to You Need." The choir split into three and downright silly" motions the be the highlight of the evening. A sections, each with different lyrics. defendants had filed when they With Suburban Voodoo, Paul Carrack fast-paced hand-clapper, the song represented themselves in the first trial. has become a leading candidate for Accompanied by two soloists, the built up intensity into a frenzy of whole effect of the harmonies and But the dismissal of their request for darkhorse commercial success. emotion, which got the whole audience the government to provide a transcript Hopefully, the same will soon be able to jazzy spontaneity of the song was involved.—... inspiring. of the first trial before the case was be said about Chris Difford and Glenn heard a second time was a legal error, he Tillbrook, who never received the The sparse audience seemed to The Modern Black Mass Choir of argued. double in size when they started to Duke presented a fine evening of success which they deserved with Kropelnicki was appointed after the Squeeze. participate in the songs with the gospel music, although more students chorus. Many times spontaneous could have attended the performance. trial to represent two of the six defendants, Frank and Patsy Bras well. Tonight the Duke Department of applause and cries of "Amen" came Music will present members of the from the crowd. Duke Symphony Orchestra in a free The choir was accompanied by a chamber orchestra concert conducted bass guitarist, a drummer and three by Alan Bone at 8:15 p.m. in Baldwin pianists who rotated duties. Dressed Auditorium. in red and white robes, the choir sang m CHEERS! Drink ..Be Merry.. And Light Up for Ihe college of your choice Our tankard, coffee mug and tankard lamp add class to the celebration. Each piece of first quality ceramics is richly double- banded in 22K Gold. Full college seal or mascot fired in at high temperatures to ensure color brilliance and permanency. 20 Oz. Tankard $16.45 11 Oz. Coffee Mug 56.45 Tankard Lamp $31.75 Plus$3.15 Postage* Handling Money Back Guarantee

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around campus. ^ MM moiusuis > - . Friday, November 12, 1982 The Chronicle Page Nine Ghostly ghouls tuck in Illinois students By Susan Balk being censored. "Nobody ever told us that we had to fill honors literature class and a 3.4 GPA, he intends to In keeping with the Halloween spirit, the members out any forms," she said. "get a job so I can earn some money to get a master's at of Alpha Phi Omega fraternity at Eastern Illinois She said she thinks the administration terminated MIT" after he graduates. But when Lounsbery University created a devilish fundraiser late last her service because of suggestive advertising and the graduates, the young computer whiz will have just month, reported the Daily Eastern News. clothing worn while tucking students into bed. turned sweet 16. Masked members tucked people into bed with a Although admitting that her group's flyers were Lounsbery said he is not discriminated against by Halloween bedtime tale, treats and "Pumpkin suggestive, she questioned the tastefulness of most his classmates, reported the Diamondback. He said he Carols." The story selection included "The Pumpkin advertising in general. has learned to move among his classmates with little Smasher," "The Night the Scarecrow Walks" and Two bedside babes of Special Touch performed each fanfare. But when he was younger, he felt less "Believe it or Not." tuck-in. Wearing extra large t-shirts with the words comfortable in the university environment. "Naughty Nighties" emblazoned across the front, and "I'm not treated as differently as I used to be when I shorts underneath the shirts, one fully clothed third was 12," Lounsbery said. "I'm at the age where I could Ivory party accompanied each tuck-in. perhaps look like a freshman. When I was 12, it was "It started out as a fun idea," but "winds up as a kind of obvious that I was in the wrong school." . Towers catasrophe," Hendricks said. Lounsbery skipped kindergarten and all of high Senior at 16 school. He entered college before his former In many ways, Michael Lounsbery of the University schoolmates entered high school. "I decided to try of Maryland sounds like a normal junior computer college out," he said. "I figured if I didn't like it, I could science major. With two computer scienc go to high school anyway. But 1 really liked it." g.Vfctuu© DUKE MANOR SERVED DY One student who received a tuck-in described the experience. Three storytellers dressed as Snap, DUKE UNIVERSITY TRANSIT Crackle and Pop accosted him. While one climbed into New bus service to and from campus is available free. bed with the student to tell the story, the other two created spooky sound effects. Together the ghouls sang pumpkins carols. b North Hospital and ihe connecting bus slop al 14 Individually-controlled heal and air condi­ Hi | Duke Tower, ate easily accessible by walking. tioning. A bus slop at the coiner oi Erwin Road and 15. Cable television, HBO and Cinema* The Halloween costumes of the tuckers were not the | Towerview Rood also serves Chapel Tower only element of surprise for those tucked in. "I was IR Optional rental furniture available surprised when they came to tuck me in. I was through Metrolease. expecting them to come tuck in my friend, but it was 17. Laundry facilities. ______Ti i?== ** ~_T'_\_ THE ADVANTAGES OF MOVING me instead," he said. "I thought it was funny and a m_±~~ * ^Jmr— J__mu TO DUKE MANOR 18 Radio-dispatched. 24-hour emergency good idea." 1. FreeDukebusserv.ee Bus stops withm 19. Within walking distance of restaurants Duke Manor. and shopping centers. Censored Tuck-ins 2. 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Resident life officials have shut down graduate students, unmarried graduate this service, while allowing a five-year-old male tuck- o all of the Duke University lamily, including students, and married students in service to continue actively. undergraduates, graduate students, laculty. 23 All buildings and neighbors are coed. 24 Not sub)ect to University rules regulations esidents who need transportation between S. Stielch oui and enjoy your own oticamp Residential life officials deemed the Special Touch Duke Manor and West Campus and Ihe Duke privale bedroom or your own apartment 25 Nine or twelve-month lease _ IA service unauthorized through their failure to receive Medical Center. Connecting buses serve Eliminate doubling-up! twelve-month lease enables you to leav. clearance for selling goods or services. However, the _ast Campus 6 You can choose your own lood mo mane your belongings there over the summer It is anticipated thai the new service will lory boardi however. University lood Subletting permitted Up to four student director of the extant male tuck-in service of Frederick also provide some reliel to on-campus parking service is available on alt optional basi permuted per apartment keeps ycui monthly rent per person reasonable; in Hall said that his dorm never completed the required fact, even lower than many campus ac­ The bus runs during the academic year. commodations forms. coordinated with the class change schedule Laura Hendricks, one of the originators of Special but at leasl twice pei hourt, iiom 6:30 a.m lo 26 All ol Ihis. and Duke Manor is also wilh 9:30 p.m Monday Ihrough Friday, and every 2 8 Six tennis courts walking distance ol campus; in tact, as Touch tuck-ins, said that she believes her service is hours trom 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. on Saturday close as Central Campus Apartments, a 9 Two swimming pools. closet than East Campus. 10 Sand volleyball court lor transportalion back to Duke Manor trom 11 Basketball goals This oHer is limited . . . 10:00 p.m. to midnight PHONE 383-6683 TODAY! 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in front of: pi BRYAN R$ CENTER, TRENT, and the -rrTM™ EAST •w CAMPCS "V CKIOIV Scott Royster/Inside looking out COMMENT Good morning. It's Friday, Nov. 12, 1982, the day after Veteran's Day, The sad lessons of Ton something we failed to take note of the day before the day after Veteran's Day (Le. Veteran's Day). To all of you veterans out there, forgive us and don't With the 1982 elections over, one point victory for George Deukmejian, Bradley's despair: we fail to take note of a lot of things. has been made and another has been opponent. In national terms, and keeping The word-of-the-day is demesne, manorial land actually possessed by the reinforced. The first, and more important the figures conservative, seven million lord and not held by the tenants. Sounds like a medieval tax write-off. to most, is that the Republican form — or people could not vote for a black person to In lieu of our usual menage of fun facts, we present you with two thoughts-for- better yet the Reagan form — of run their state, no matter what his the-day (you're welcome}. government is not as appealing to voters qualities. Forget the descrimination and "Every generation laughs at the old fashions, but follows religiously the as it first appeared in 1980. Others'will racism displayed in everyday life, forget new." —Henry David Thoreau, Walden (1854) argue this and call the GOP losses a the problems caused by Reaganomics for "I would rather worry without need than live without heed." — natural occurrence for any president's the black community, forget it all. Three Beaumarchais, The Barber of Seville (1775) party during an off-year election. I do not percent, seven million people willingly We leave it up to you as to which is superior. Is'nt it nice to have personal wish to debate the matter; it has been done admit they don't believe blacks are equal autonomy? Have a good weekend. so enough. to whites in competency. The second point concerns, something Even if a black person proves his worth, which has also been dealt with and he will always have to face those who just discussed time and again, but one that was will not vote for him, and even worse, will made gravely evident by the election vote against him because he is black. A reasonable doubt results. Call it what you want: fear, The question of race was not really a freedom of choice or racism. Tom Bradley concern for Bradley until it was raised by While Duke has long been known as a costs involved. lost his race for the governorship of the media, and firmly placed in the haven for the liberal arts and higher Indeed, the union is noteven allowed full California because he is black. public's mind. The color difference was learning, it has never garnered a access to the facts before deciding whether Bradley, the mayor of Los Angeles, always there but the media, by publicizing reputation for being kind to the labor to pursue a case to arbitration. During the decided last year that he would like to be it, made a lot of people realize, "Hey, we . unions of its employees. Little wonder, grievance process, Newcomb was not governor of our largest state. The feat, if can't have a black guy in there." It scared then, that l_ocal 465 shop steward Ken given the right to face his accusers nor be accomplished, would have made him the them and caused them to fight against Newcomb was fired from his job in Central informed of the evidence against him. The first elected black governor in American Bradley with their votes. Need more be Campus maintenance for allegedly directors of labor relations serve as history and the most prominent black said? Racism has always been around, advocating a work slowdown, even when prosecutor, judge and jury. politician of our time. Bradley, who was and always will be. But the fact that such a the circumstances suggest he may have Although a grievance procedure is not a running with a platform that dealt with large number of the voters admitted how been axed to weaken the union in trial, a man who is unable to collect issues, not race, was expected to win they felt about blacks somehow gives me retaliation for his fingering a supervisor unempoyment benefits because he was handily according to most polls. The an even more pessimistic view of the future for violating N. C. firearms statutes. fired for an alleged contract violation reasoning was simple enough: he was of the United States and its race relations. Newcomb was fired Oct. 12, one day certainly deserves to know the evidence popular, his views were shared by a Bradley is not a controversial man. He isa after reporting his supervisor, Charles against him. Likewise, since going to majority of the California populace and he rare politician in that his record is clean- Brackett, for allowing a firearm on arbitration is such a financial burden for was a Democrat. He was a L.A. cop for years while he campus — his second violation of state the union, its leaders should be fully The combination couldn't have been studied law at night. He is a fine citizen law. Although no apparent action was informed of the facts of a case before more appealing to voters. But he lost. He who would have won his election bid in 99 taken against his supervisor, Newcomb committing the union's funds. lost in a state which is viewed as liberal in percent of similar cases ... if he were a received his pink slip the very next day. Perhaps Newcomb was fired for just its ways but conservative in its views. He different color. Newcomb was known as a strong shop cause, but perhaps-not. He, too, had been lost by only a slight margin, less than one This was an important race, which is steward, one who forced the University caught with a firearm on campus some percent, but still he lost. why the circumstances of Bradley's defeat management to abide by the terms of its months ago, was suspended for it, and The "experts" will debate the reason for have been so highly-publicized. But one contract with the maintenance union. He carries a recent record of excessive his defeat for months to come. Some say he has to wonder how many times this has claims that he was fired in retaliation and absences. Newcomb said he carried parts was not powerful enough, he was too happened before without all the media as part ol an attempt by the University to of a rifle on campus which were incapable "bust" the union of 120 workers. reserved, he was not tough enough on the attention. One need just look at the 4th of firing and that his absences were due to "important" issues. Others will say he lost Congressional district of North Carolina. Newcomb tried to seak reinstatement family and health problems. The fact that for the same reason Ed Koch, mayor of "Mickey" Michaux, a black man, defeated through the regular University grievance he was a strong shop steward, however, New York City, lost his bid to become two other men, both white, in a primary procedure, but to no avail. Although all and turned in his supervisor the day before governor of New York, that the people in election. But because he failed to garner a steps within the University have not been he was fired raises at least a reasonable his city wanted him to stay. There aren't majority, he was forced into a runoff with doubt as to the justification of the action. tried yet, union leaders have said the case any numbers concerning those issues, but Tim Valentine, the next highest vote- will go to arbitration since no one expects Newcomb, and all other University one fact is painfully clear. According to an getter. Valentine won the runoff, going on Duke's department of labor relations to workers, should be confronted with all exit poll, a sampling taken as voters leave to victory in the general election. Many reverse its decision. evidence against them if the University the voting booths, three percent of the said that this election race also reeked of The cost of bringing in a federal attempts to use that information to fire or people of California "couldn't" vote for racism. Whatever the reason for mediator will run as high as $5,000, to be discipline the worker. The grievance Bradley because he is black. Michaux's loss, one thing is evident; his split between University and the union. procedure was a mockery of all sense of There it was in black and white, no color was a deterrent in his bid and he was (liven the union's comparitive lack of fair play and justice, l_abor relations need debate necessary. Three percent, a rather not strong enough or society was not yet resources, however, arbitration amounts not declare public hearings, but any man small number in most instances, but a ready to look past his color and vote him to an unfair penalty on its dues-paying who has been deprived of his livelihood number nearly three times the margin of into office. members. The union is discouraged from deserves to know why he is being drafted bringing cases to a mediator because of the into the army of the unemployed. A letter Letters Policy Inextricable linkages to Student participation in the affairs of their university is crucial to a To the edit council: nucleus as some sort of evil force. They meaningful undergraduate experience. We must accept nothing on pure faith, On Nov. 5 you carried a very long piece listed a few people of dubious motives — and must question the actions and opinions of others when they conflict with by Mark Ayanian and Chris Ellison — people who once worked for the military, our own personal predilictions. It is for this reason that the Chronicle identified only as "Trinity seniors" — the defense department or the arms encourages all students to submit letters to the editor and use the student dealing loosely with nuclear physics, manufacturers — and then "exposed" newspaper as a means of expression. nuclear power and nuclear weapons. their connections with organizations All letters to the Editorial Council should be mailed to Box 4696, Duke These gentlemen were apparently set off engaged in development of nuclear power. Station or delivered in person to the Chronicle office on the third floor of by a remark byTUNLdirector Bilpuch, in Thus, if Mr. X works for A, and later works Flowers building. an earlier article about the work of the for B, then there must be an "inextricable The Chronicle attempts to print promptly all letters it receives, but reserves TUN L lab, expressing his chagrin that the linkage" between A and B. So, if you are the right to withhold any letters that do not adhere to the following: public equates nuclear power with nuclear against the nuclear arms race, you must • Alt letters must be typed on a 45-npace tine and triple-spaced. weapons. also oppose nuclear power — and, • All letters must be signed and dated, and must include class or Ayanian and Ellison set out to show incidentally, nuclear research. department, phone number, and campus address. If for any reason, that generation of electric power and On the chance that Ayanian and Ellison you want to withhold your name from the letter, please feel free to production of bombs are indeed parts of have some sense of history, I suggest that discuss the matter with Edit page editor Hayes Clement. It is not the same thing, if the energy comes from they study the records of the early I950's, standard Chronicle policy to publish unsigned letters, but if the request is nuclear processes: a nuke is a nuke. Their when imputing guilt by association was accompanied with a valid reason then the letter will be published tactics were fairly typical of the crowd of the style of the times. They might then anonymously. true believers who regard the atomic understand why their kind of argument m Bradley's defeat •ma>, ME BMOY, oumjmm^m^M 'TWAS NOTHIN - These two races, Bradley's and there are no black governors or senators? Michaux's, were only two of many other In many minds these positions are too political fights that pitted a black against important for a black person to control. a white in a majority white area, the result There are many people out there who are being a defeat for the black hopeful. The for equality but are scared to death at the congressional race of the type in North prospect of a black person running their Carolina, and those in other counties of affairs. other states, will not show up in the New It's all a part of the white supremacy York Times or be publicized nationwide; it mindset that many still cling to. And will only be evident to those who live in although many try to justify it, the simple that particular area. One can only guess fact remains that it constitutes nothing how many times and places it has more than pure racism. happened before. But the fact that it did We have seen black senators — there happen in California, one of this nation's have been two so far. And by the end of the most powerful and progressive states, decade — or the century — we may even undoubtedly proves that it must happen see an elected black governor. Two all the time. hundred years and we may. Nothing's One wonders why there are so few black worse than a sorry track record, except a politicians in the first place. Some will say sorry track record with no improvement in it is because we don't run for election sight. enough. Others will say that our candidates are not the best. Maybe the Chris Smith/Among the weeds plain and simple fact is that we can't win because of our color. So how do we win? We can adhere to all the popular opinion that we want, we can ASDU: A sympton, not a cause say what people want to hear, we can fight vigorously and run a perfect campaign, "For example, a girl came to me example of this failure of expression. circle of interested individuals. I believe but we cannot hide our color. Come concerned about the dropping of the Consider last year's election: 28 percent of Doug Patterson can open the ASDU circle. election day there will be those who will fencing team," he said. "I took her name Duke's undergraduates took the time to Anything but the desk-job type, Doug look through what has been said, and look and number and I said I would get back to vote. Shep Moyle was elected with just 859 has been talking about a different kind of to the candidate himself. If he happens to her." votes. Moyle can probably call 900 ASDU, an experiment, for almost a year. be black, some will not vote for him, no —Mark Galvin, "Galvin discusses ASDU undergraduates by their first name. He would like to make it a vehicle for matter what their party, views or beliefs, program," the Chronicle, Sept. 7, 1982 Given the large number of presidential discussion, dialogue, change. Doug is because color is of more concern than candidates in Tuesday's election, chances interested and open enough to try to issues or competence. This proud statement came to mind as I are good that someone will be elected to involve all students in his vision of ASDU. Stevie Wonder once wrote in a song: realized that it's ASDU election time represent 100 percent of the student body The student clubs would still be supported, "You might have the cash, but you cannot again. Galvin, filling in as vice-president by a percentage of the student body in the the bills would still be debated in the cash in your face," in reference to a black at large, was providing what he thought low teens. Perhaps it is time to make legislature, but Doug would go beyond the family's attempt to move into a house that was a steller example of ASDU in action. ASDU function purely on self-interest, treadmill. ASDU can be more than a the real estate broker wouldn't sell them More correctly, the statement epitomizes with those who have enough interest to be channeler of funds and a writer of reports. because of their color. Today that view ASDU inaction. This is not a personal willing to pay for it determining what Perhaps it is unrealistic to expect us to extends beyond economics. What many attack on Galvin, who I'm sure has many activities will exist. I think this ignores a become interested in an amorphous idea black politicians are being told is: "You good intentions and has devoted his time lot of common good ASDU could do, and I with few predictable direct benefits. But might have the views, but they won't get to what he considers worthy projects. It's don't think the atrophy of interest has to Doug Patterson Would like to make ASDU past your color." Until this country also worth remembering that an ASDU continue. a place to share the ideas and cares of radically changes it's attitude about black office, like the presidency of the German ASDU could become the leader in the those students behind the ever-rising SAT people, we can't win. club or participation in club field hockey, restoration of dialogue, if it were to get scores, a place to unite for common There are some races which black people is an exirocurricular activity: everyone's outside of itself, outside of its cement wing purposes and discuss disparate purposes. will obviously win because the majority of time is divided and limited, and ASDU of the Bryan Center, outside of the usual I'm interested in at. least giving it a try the people in the area are black. These officers have plenty of other claims on races are more or less conceeded by whites; theirs. they can't stop us in our own territory. But What bothers me about this statement is one thing appears certain. If it seems a that Galvin, and those like him who have black politician is getting too powerful, traditionally held ASDU office, probably you can bet there will be a whole bunch of can't see the irony in it. Taking someone's people working to keep that person's name and phone number and promising to power from escalating. There is allowance call back isn't exactly a sensitive response. for a little, but no more. Why do you think It is the response of a group existing for a handful of like-minded participants, who are given to self-important pronounce­ ments and who do things like win "Best Bureaucrat" awards at make-believe problem-solving conferences! ) McCarthy One of the worst things ASDU could UtfOUKTINCOOKCCUflY become is a training ground for traditional t offends those who remember when Joe bureaucrats. I'm afraid that is what it is - McCarthy was riding high. moving toward. Race relations a problem? On the slimmer chance that the authors Issue a report. Communications a The Chronicle s would like to learn the difference between problem? Grind out a newsletter. " scientific study of nuclear structure and "Communications," by the way, is a Editor: David Sorensen Night editor: Peter Tarasewich s the production of either electric power or word that has been badly abused. Managing editors: Gary Friedman, Elizabeth Hudson Copy editors: Hayes Clement, David Sorensen '- bombs, I offer them a brief guided tour of According to one of its definitions, it Business manager: Darlene Kimbrough Watchdog: Eric Pollock Advertising manager: Todd Jones Assistant features editor: Susan Balk s TUNL. means an interchange of thtfughts or Ad production manager: Leo Hodlofski Assistant sports editor: John Turnbull ideas, an exchange, a two-way back and s Lawrence Evans Assistant manager: Helen Anderson professor of Physics forth between two or more parties. It has Voices editor: Thaddeus Herrick B come to mean, in practice, the dispersal of Editorial page editor: Hayes Clement Photographers: Steve Feldman, Dave Shreffler one person or group's thoughts or Features editor Kendall Guthrie Paste-up: Ellen Noto opinions, with little regard for response. Arts editor: Bruce Nawrocki Composition: Judy Mack, Elizabeth Majors News editors: Larry Kaplow, Foon Rhee Ad salespersons: Kathy Borsuk, Melanie Jones Enter the ASDU Communicator, which is Photography editor: l>oug Patterson not so much communication "with" as flift editor: Debbie Kendall communication "at." Sports editor; Jon Scher Associate sports editor: Mike Alix Contributors: Susan Balk, Linda Boeger, SteveGutkin Here ASDU is a symptom rather than a Sports features editor: Marc Rubinstein Bonny Hinners, Pete Land, Robert Manson, Bruce cause. Dialogue is lacking at Duke, and Sportswrap editor Eric Pollock Nawrocki, Michael Sayko ASDU is probably the most painful Page Twelve The Chronicle Friday, November 12, 1982 ASDU candidates present their views DEBATE from page 1 most concerned about student apathy on complete advising of students giving common interests to unify the student Cutright added that he wants to campus. clear plans for after graduation early in body. increase student cooperation with the "As far as student representatives," the career at Duke. Albert Youssef, a sophomore running faculty. Curtis said, "how many people actually Reggie Lyon, a junior Trinity vice for Trinity vice president, said he "I want to forge an alliance with the know who they are?" presidential candidate, said student wanted to modify the academic faculty on issues where we have Curtis said, "I want to make myself apathy and involvement were his major curriculum at Duke and enhance common ground," Cutright said. visible in dorms . . . and at ASDU concerns and that ASDU must find teacher-student relations. Chris Phelan, a Trinity sophomore, meetings." built his stand around eliminating the Michael Scharf, Trinity sophomore mandatory student activities fee now running against Curtis, said he wanted allocated by ASDU. to increase student representation by PIRG staff opposes bill "I think each person should be able to making ASDU resolutions available to appropriate their own funds," said the representatives in time for them to be From staff reports Students will decide in the Nov. 16 Phelan. discussed with constituents. Although the ASDU legislature ASDU elections between funding NC­ In response to a question, Phelan said, Scharf also said he wanted to compile Wednesday night revised a referendum PIRG directly or requiring the citizen's "there's going to be paper work, but I a course-book for incoming freshmen to regarding the funding of the North group to face an annual budget review think it will be a much better system. receive information on professors, Carolina Public Interest Research and approval. "I'm not saying get rid of clubs," said grading systems and course materials Group, NC-PIRG supporters said they "It's hard to decide which [proposal] is Phelan, adding that he felt ASDU didn't when choosing classes. were still displeased with the better in the midst of the confusion," accurately represent student wishes Colleen Coonelly, a junior running for referendum. said Ruffin Slater, a NC-PIRG when allocating funds. vice president of Trinity College, "In view of the last-minute changes in spokesperson and 1981 Duke graduate. The other presidential candidates, stressed finding ways to encourage an already hurried and confused "There is no reason to have the Trinity sophomore Victoria Lehr and greater donations from Duke alumni funding question, it will be impossible referendum as hurried and confused as Trinity junior Doug Patterson were not and the current overcrowding on for Duke students to made a considered it is now." available for comment. campus. and informed decision in this matter," Slater said the referendum should Beth Curtis, Trinity junior, running Robert Knee, a sophomore running for said Keats Gallagher, a NC-PIRG staff wait until the spring to allow freshmen for vice president-at- large, said she was Trinity vice president, emphasized more member and Trinity senior. time to evaluate the group. BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed THE Daily Crossword by Manny Mm,r

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Duke aerial show girds ./# < ~ warn • for slumping Wolfpack By Steve Gutkin Penn State. We need to restore some If Duke hopes to evade the claws of the confidence in our offensive football N.C. State Wolfpack, the Blue Devils team. I still believe that we can move the must fully mobilize their explosive Air football." Force IV offensive attack when they State has a potent counterpart to raid Carter-Finley Stadium tomorrow Duke's arsenal — call it the Big Mac for a 1 p.m. Homecoming showdown. Attack. Joe Mcintosh — last year's ACC Winning seasons are on the line for rookie of the year — has rushed for 634 the two 5-4 squads. State is 2-3 in the yards. He missed last week's contest Atlantic Coast Conference while Duke with an ankle injury sustained against stands at 2-2. South Carolina Oct. 30, but will start State, which normally boasts a stingy against Duke. pass defense, lost to fifth-ranked Penn Signal caller Tol Avery, who will play State 54-0 last Saturday. The Wolfpack his last home game Saturday, has hit on fumbled five times, and generated but 57.1 percent of his passes for 1223 yards 183 offensive yards in a singularly and seven touchdowns. His favorite dismal outing. target is 5-9, 160-pounder Ricky Wall, "I think you must disregard N.C. who has hauled in a team-leading four State's one-sided loss to Penn State," touchdown tosses. Avery is the type of said Duke coach Red Wilson. "It just roll-out, mobile quarterback who can happened to be one of those things that give the Duke defensive line fits. He has snowballed. Knowing Coach [Monte] rushed for six touchdowns this season. Kiffin, he will have his squad ready to Kiffin is wary of a Duke offense which play this week." marched up the field at will last week in Kiffin was at a loss to explain his a 46-26 shellacking of Wake Forest. The team's poor performance against the Devils rolled up 707 yards in that Nittany Lions. contest, and quarterback Ben Bennett "We played two fine offensive games connected with wide receiver Chris PHOTO BY JKKKY I'HKN against Clemson and North Carolina, Castor for an ACC-record 283 yards and Duke quarterback Ben Bennett will try to sidestep the Wolfpack defense then things just went haywire up at See N.C. STATE on page 19 Saturday in Carter-Finley Stadium. Kain. Devey: bright futures but different results

By Mike Alix With Kain up front and Devey in the This has been a great year for Tom midfield, the East won four games Kain, soccer player par excellence. It and the Festival's gold medal. hasn't been such a hot season for Devey is a coach's dream, a right- Kain's friend and former teammate, place-at-the-right-time player with a Mark Devey. cannon for a leg. But Devey's cannon Devey, a freshman striker on North is broken — diffused by a knee injury Carolina's soccer team was, like his late in September, and the Tar Heels counterpart at Duke, supposed to lead have suffered. There have been losses his club in a challenge for the to Maryland and Wake Forest, two of Atlantic Coast Conference the ACC's best-known pushovers. championship. Still, Devey has managed to They were good friends and great accumulate seven goals and seven athletes, remarkable in every senseof assists, third best on his team. the word. Both players were All- There's also another factor. Duke Everything in high school — Devey can look forward to the NCAA in Bethlehem, Pa., and Kain in Wall, playoffs, which will begin next N.J. They remain two of the few Wednesday (Duke may play as late as world-class soccer players in the Nov. 21 if it gets a first-round bye). United States. Carolina, on the other hand, is They were to provide an additional finished for the season. The Tar spark to already red-hot college Heels, simply put, have everything to SPKCIAi. i'HOTO gain and nothing to lose. soccer programs, but it didn't work Tom Kain. Mark Devey. that way. Kain lived up to his The Devils, who lost to the Heels 5-3 expectations. Devey, who has played last in the conference. The records Devey and Kain first met as in the spring, have designed a with a nagging knee injury all and statistics bode well for the Devils, teammates on the U.S. Junior strategy to sap Carolina's adrenalin. season, never had a chance. but Kain insists that North National Team, which played "If we go out and play hard for 20 Kain, Duke's leading scorer, Carolina's place at the bottom of the against some of the best national minutes, all their enthusiasm will be already has set a single-season school league is deceptive. teams in the universe. That, he said, gone," Kain said. "We know they're a record for assists with 14. His team is That's because Devey will be back, was a humbling experience. "There good team, but we can beat them." ranked No. 1 in the nation. The Blue albeit slightly hobbled, when the Tar wasn't a lot to be happy about," Kain And, of course, Duke's players will Devils, 17-0-2, are one of seven teams Heels run onto the Duke soccer field admits. be thinking about keeping the team's already assured of a berth in the at 2 p.m. Sunday. Devey, you see, is unbeaten season intact. The ACC NCAA playoffs (complete with home- just about good enough to take on the Then they played together again title, which they would share with fieid advantage in the region). And, nation's top-ranked team by himself. last summer (along with Duke's Bob Clemson (5-1-0 in the conference), as an added attraction, Duke can win "He's one of the best goal scorers Jenkins) on the East team in the U.S. would be a bonus. "It would be awful an ACC co-championship Sunday. I've ever seen," said Kain, who puts a Olympic Committee's National nice to go all season without a loss," To do that, the Blue Devils will few into the net himself. "I'm looking Sports Festival. That was quite a Kain said. have to beat Devey's team, which is forward to seeing him again, but not different story. "We had a lot of good "Besides, who wants to lose to 11-6-4 overall and an un-Tar Heel-like on the playing field." times there," he said. No wonder. North Carolina." Page Fourteen The Chronicle Friday, November 12, 1982 CLASSIFIEDS Announcements Help Wanted Want to Rent Let Mom know you're taking Listen to Duke Soccer on good care of yourself. Go home WDUK, 1600 AM as the 1st Be Informed!! Hear the MICHIGAN! If you're going Research subject — Female DO YOU HAVE ROOM IN with a neat haircut from D.U. ranked Blue Devils meet UNC candidates for ASDU to/from RECESSIONLAND, subjects, 21 to 3.T years of age, YOUR HOUSE FOR 1,2, or 3 Barber/Beauty Shop. Phone Sunday, 2 p.m. WDUK will PRESIDENCY speak this TAKE ME! (Destination: currently taking combination PEOPLE NEXT SEMESTER? 684-3909 for appt. also brodcast home NCAA week on WDUK 1600 A.M. 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NIRVANA — Ttie response to our no hope o a job. hence I have guest grid picker contest was, to say decided to ry my hand at pigskin This week's game is the next to last the least, weak. But there was a prognostic _tion. I owe it to my winner, one R.M. Levene. Mr Levene parents' 40 grand to do something And Rube's glad the season's almost passed was so des pa rate to join our anel he useful before I leave for the Rockies even helped write the poem What a and a life of contemplation." From the contest entries that were rather lean guy- Anyway, we thought you might tike Yes tolks. that was our top entry. In to read his letter, so here goes: "I am the immortal words of Mike Alix. This weeks picker is R.M. Levene a graduating philosophy major with "Ahem."

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Recycle Club sports This 286-4500 By Linda Boerger Chronicle PARTY STORE, lnc The Duke club football team recovered from a loss to Appalachian State two weeks ago to defeat N.C. State, > ICE COLD KEGS 20-19, last weekend. • CASE DISCOUNTS Rallying from a 19-0 halftime deficit, Duke tied the game late in the fourth quarter on freshman • LOW LOW PRICES cornerback Chris Christakos' 20-yard interception return for a touchdown. The victory raised Duke's record this season to 4-1. Their next game will be Saturday at 2 p.m. on the varsity football practice On campus is fine- field. Women's lacrosse — The Duke women's lacrosse Off campus is better- club scrimaged against North Carolina's club team Join your friends Nov. 3 at Chapel Hill. Duke beat the previously undefeated Tar Heels 5-2. at the Badminton — The Duke badminton club team Of. THE CORNER OF TRENT & HILLSBOROUGH RD. earned two first place and one second place finish at Happy Hour Prices the North Carolina tournament last week. Susan Shaffet and Jim Meier won in mixed doubles, Barb IVY ROOM RESTAURANT Competello and Susan Shaffet won in women's •Where It's Fun To Be Nice To People" doubles and Barb Competello took second in women's 683-2059 ATTENTION singles. HOURS:9AM-1AM 1001 W. Main St. Equestrian club — The Duke equestrian team BSN CLASS OF placed fourth among ten teams at Virginia Tech last weekend and will travel to Virginia Intermont this '83 The A r Force has a weekend for another show. The team will perform at PILOT TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES special program for halftime for the North Carolina Polo Club game BSNs. If selected. Sunday. ay NAVY n enter active ton after gradu- Water polo — The Duke water polo club ation - withoiit waiting participated in the Southern League Championships The Navy presently has several openings for rhe for the results of your at the University of Richmond last weekend. Duke mosr exciting and challenging job in the world — State Boards. To quali­ fy you must have an defeated George Washington and UNC-Wilmington in NAVY PILOT. If you qualify, we will guarantee you 1.0 GPA. a three-team shoot out. Fine shooting by Matt Stoll a sear in rhe most prestigious flight school any­ After commissioning. and Mark Savitt and remarkable saves by goalie you'll attend a five- where. Ar the completion of training you will fly month Henry Cohen led to the Duke victory. The win the Navy's high perfotmonce aircraft. major Air Force facility. qualified Duke for a first-ever appearance in the It's an excellent way to Qualifications Are: prepare for the wide Eastern Championships at Brown to be held next Bachelors degree weekend. range of experiences Less than 28 1/2 years old you'll have as an Air 20/20 uncorrected vision For m ore information. Scoreboard contact Conference Excellent health W L T US. Citizen DUKE 3 0 2 Tim Rausch (919) 967-0902 Clemson If you think you can qualify andwould like to eam Virginia 1 2 a starting salary of $18,000 with $28,000+ in four Kroger Plaza N.C. State years, send a letter of qualifications to: Maryland 87 Elliot Rd., Rm 206 Wake Forest 1 5 0 NAVY PILOT PROGRAMS Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514 North Carolina 0 3 2 1001 NavohoDr. Sunday' game* Raleigh, NC 27609 North Carolin at DUKE or call 1-300-662-7231 South Carolina at N.C. State £> AIM HIGH Page Sixteen The Chronicle Friday, November 12, 1982

*1H0IN% Bilas paces White to victory By Jon Scher Mark Alarie added 21 points for the White team, fioprqcs CHARLOTTE — After two relatively one-sided which had six players in double figures. Bill Jackman preseason intrasquad games, Duke's basketball came off the bench to score 18 for the Blue, and was one braintrust decided to make a few changes prior to of five players in double figures for the losers. Thursday's final Blue-White scrimmage. While pleased with the overall effort, assistant In the previous public contests, the top five players coach Bobby Dwyer, who coached the White team, in the program had been teamed together, and things said he saw some room for improvement. "I felt our •joy*. were starting to get frustrating for the reserves. inside players all played hard," Dwyer said. "But our "It's like Coach [Mike Krzyzewski] said in the locker defense and our blocking out was lacking some. We room before the game, it was getting like the Harlem gave up a lot of second shots because we weren't Globetrotters playing the Washington Capitals all the blocking out well." time," said freshman forward Jay Bilas. The Blue Devils return to Cameron Indoor Stadium So Krzyzewski broke up the "Globetrotters"; for an exhibition against the French National team Thursday at Myers Park High School the starters were Nov. 17. split between the two teams. But the result was again one-sided, as the White rolled to an easy 105-84 win. Bilas scored 23 points and grabbed seven rebound to pace the winners, who sprinted to a 52-40 halftime lead and extended the margin to as much as 24 later in the game. Blue-White summary White 105, Blue 84

WHITE (105)—Bilas 5-11 13-16 23, Williams 1-4 2-2 4. Alarie 7- 10 7-9 21. Engelland 7-11 3-3 17. Emma 5-9 2-2 12, Wend! 5-7 4- 4 14. Bryan 4-5 4-4 12, Ford 1-4 0-1 2. TOTALS 35-61 35-41 105. BLUE (84) — McNeely 5-7 3-6 13. Meagher 6-15 3-7 15, CHARIOTS OF FIRE Anderson 6-10 4-8 16, Dawkins 5-12 2-2 12, Henderson 3-5 0-0 6, Tissaw 1-2 2-4 4 Jackman 9-13 0-0 18. TOTALS 35-64 14-27 84. Halftime score: White, 52-40. Rebounds: White 25 (Bilas 7), Blue (Meagher 11). 3 Assists: White 19 (Emma 7), Blue 19 (Dawkins 6). Total louls: White 20 (Alarie, Bryan 5), Blue 26 (Anderson, Jackman 5). Attentance — 700 (est.)

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The Clemson Tigers, Jordan, are suspected which could result in a Volleyball beats Wake The Duke volleyball team defeated Wake Forest 17-15, 15-13, 15-13 Thursday night in Cameron Indoor Stadium. It was the Blue Devils' final regular season game before the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament, to be held in Charlottesville, Va. Nov. 18-20. Duke had defeated the Demon Deacons earlier in the season in Winston- Salem Sept. 21. Duke was victorious in four games — 15-11, 4-15, 15-13, 15-8.

naturally present questionably mmR and the DUKE UNIVERSITY UNUNIOI N presents: GATES OF HEAVEN 7&9:30(1960,85 min.) The Incredible Journey (Disney, 1963, 80 min.) | The N.C. premier of this acclaimed film 10:30 a.m., Sarurday, November 13 about California per cemeteries. Go | ahead ond lough. It's o funny off-the-wall, in rhe Bryan University Film Theorer often insightful look or our American I A rale of courage ond I culture. Directed by Erroi Morris. I enduring loyalty, sure ro " inspire as if entertains. . Three unlikely companions, j o Labrador rerriever, a bull THE AAAN WHO FELL TO EARTH rerrier, ond a Siamese car 12 midnight (1976, 118 min.) form an alliance of mutual need as rhey fight rheir David Bowie stars os on olien searching for water for his people. way home ocross 200 | Nicholas Roeg direcred this visually stunning sci-fi film. grueling miles of forbid- "I refuse to be quoted because the Chronicle might misconstrue I ding Canadian wilderness. what I say-" Here, beaurifully photographed, is an unforgertable, rruly I incredible srory ro delighr oil who see it in rhe one ond only Disney | — Eric Schiffer, Rockin' T-Chi style. "Freewater has never misconstrued anyone." — Elmer Fudd "God, we wish we were in rhe wilderness ond nor in the damn hospirol!!!" TONIGHT or rhe Bryan Center Film Theorer. Free to undergrads wirh The Duke Unrvetsity Union SECs ond Duke LD.'s All others $1.50. No dead pers, please. "Inspiring, awesome...!" rhe Ouring Club Free to all who venture into the Bryan Cenrer. Page Eighteen The Chronicle Friday, November 12, 1982 Flur leads netters to South Carolina tourney By Pete Land The top-notch field shouldn't present problems for The Duke men's tennis team meets Vanderbilt today Weekend previews the Devils, who have competed with some of the top in the first round of the South Carolina Invitational in teams in the country this fall. Duke finished in sixth Columbia, S.C. Bradley Intercollegiate tournament. place among a field of heavyweights, including The winner of this weekend's eight-team draw It will be the last fall outing for the Blue Devils, and eventual champion Furman, at the Memphis Women's receives an automatic bid to the prestigious should cap a successful season that has included two Intercollegiate Oct. 3-5. Intercollegiate Tennis Coaches of America team titles in five starts. The squad has entered each Duke's No. 1 seed, Mary Anne Widman, will be the tournament at UCLA in February. match as a favorite, and this weekend's contest is no major contender for the individual title this weekend. Clemson is the No. 1 seed in the tourney, followed by exception. Widman has claimed first place in three out of five Duke, South Carolina and North Carolina. We definitely expect to win," said Duke coach Ron tournaments this season, including last week's Lady "Vanderbilt was predominantly freshmen last Schmid. "Team performance has been good all year Wolfpack tourney and the Duke Fall Invitational. season, and they only lost to Georgia 5-4, so they'll be and we've learned and improved together." Jodi Logan, Valerie Faulkner, Michele Miller and pretty good," said Duke coach Steve Strome. Anne Kaczor will round out the lineup for the Devils. Captain Marc Flur starts at the No. 1 spot for the — Wendy Lane Devils. Flur, seeded first in the Southern region, reached the quarterfinals of the Nike Invitational two weeks ago. Swimming Mike Smith, who won the Southern Invitational in The Duke swimming team, which finished second in September, holds down the No. 2 spot. The No. 3 Devil a tri-meet last weekend, travels to Charlottesville, Va., netman is senior Will White, while Todd Ryska claims Saturday for a contest with Virginia. the No. 4 position. Duke coach Bob Thompson feels that the 2 p.m. meet Last year's tourney was marred by controversy will be a tough test for the Blue Devils. "Virginia is when Ciemson — playing without Mark Dickson, its very good this year," Thompson said, "I would rate No. 1 seed last season — forfeited to Duke in the final them fourth in the conference." round, claiming there were not enough courts to The Devils defeated Virginia Commonwealth in complete the match. their opener last week, but did not fare as well against Russell Gache and Jim Latham round out the Duke James Madison. The women swimmers lost to lineup at the No. 5 and No. 6 spots, respectively. Madison by nine points while the men fell one point Flur and Smith team up as the No. 1 doubles team. shy. The duo of White and Gache start at No. 2, and Ryska Duke will go without a customary pre-meet resting and Latham are the No. 3 pair. period before the matchup with the Cavaliers. "Our Maryland, Wake Forest and N.C. State round out the swimmers will be tired and a little worn down, but draw. we're still looking for a good performance against Virginia," Thompson said. The schedule gets tougher for the Devils after -Women's golf- Saturday, with a meet against perennial swimming The Duke women's golf team travels to Key No. 1 seed Mary Anne Widman leads the women's power North Carolina scheduled for Nov. 22. Biscayne, Fla., today to compete in the three-day Pat golf team in Key Biscayne, Fla., this weekend. — David MacMillan _»**-*^^*»rt»* £8______W6fi iftt MfMWMAMMMM i THE CAMBRIDGE INN Basketball Validation presents the | Undergraduate Tickets SHRIMP LOVER'S The following games will be validated the week of November 8-12, 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. SPECIAL at the Cameron Indoor Stadium Ticket Office. Boiled Shrimp with Cocktail Sauce m East Carolina—November 27 Every Friday New Hampshire—December 29 Beginning at 4:00 p.m. George Mason—January 3 Only 40 points or $2.00 Wagner—January 5 Also Popular Beverages at Students must present current Reduced Prices semester enrollment card and ID 4:00-8:00 p.m. MWMiiiOMMMWMWWMM Friday, November 12, 1982 The Chronicle Page Nineteen Wolfpack hosts Devils N.C. State outlook Time: 1 p.m. Saturday. N.C. STATE from page 13 arm and know-how. Place: Carter-Finley Stadium, Raleigh. two touchdowns. "Chris Castor is, of course, his big Radio: WDBS-FM 107.1. According to Kiffin, in his third year target, but people overlook the fact that Last meeting: 1981 — Duke 17, N.C. State 7. as Wolfpack mentor, Duke is "without a he goes to his backs and tight end a great Last Wolfpack win: 1980 — N.C. State 38, Duke 21. doubt the most explosive team we'll face deal, too. We've worked extra hard on N.C. State Wolfpack all season." That's high praise from a coverage and pass-rush." Head coach: Monte Kiffin (Nebraska '64). man whose team has met three potential State defensive coordinator Pete Overall head coaching record: 15-16. bowl-bound squads in Clemson, Carroll concurred in Kiffin's appraisal. 1981 record: 4-7. Maryland and Penn State this year. "I understand that rain is forecast for 1982 record: 5-4, 2-3 in the ACC. Beat Furman 26-0, East Carolina 33-26, Wake "We've certainly been preparing hard the weekend," he said. "I don't know if Forest 30-0; lost toMaryland 23-6; beat Virginia 16-3; lost to North Carolina41-9, for Duke all week," Kiffin said. that will slow their offense down — it to Clemson 38-9; beat South Carolina 33-3; lost to Penn State 54-0. "Looking at the films, you see that Ben might take a hailstorm or something. OFFENSE Bennett can attack you in a lot of We've got to try to work up a typhoon to Line: This crew has been decimated by injuries. Only two players, guard different ways. He's got the experience, stop Air Force Four. We'll have our Earnest Butler and tackle Joe Milinchick, are starting at the position at which hands full keeping track of Castor — they began the season. And Milinchick is questionable for Saturday with a knee he's not just good, he's great on short as injury. ACC football well as long passes." Ends: Gone is Mike Quick, a consistent offensive threat and the first-round When these two teams met last year, pick of the NFL Philadelphia Eagles in 1982. Flanker Ricky Wall and tight end Tim Foster are the Pack's leading receivers with 21 and 17 catches respectively. Conference All games the Wolfies were held to merely 206 total Backs: Quarterback Tol Avery is versatile and very dangerous, but also W L T W L T yards — 18 through the air — against a Maryland 4 0 0 7 2 0 steadfast Duke defense. Duke erratic. Avery has connected on 105 of 184 passes for 1223 yards and seven Clemson 4 0 0 6 1 1 sophomore quarterback Ron Sally came touchdowns. Tailback Joe Mcintosh has gained 634 yards despite numerous North Carolina 2 2 0 5 3 0 injuries. His back-up, Mike Miller, has rushed for 330 yards. DUKE 2 2 0 5 4 0 off the bench to lead the Devils to a 17-7 2 3 0 5 4 victory, securing a 6-5 record for 1981. Placekicker: Mike Cofer has hit seven of 12 field goal attempts and 15 of 19 N.C. State 0 extra points. Virginia 13 0 2 6 0 NOTES: Starting offensive right Wake Forest 0 5 0 2 6 0 tackle Joe Milinichik, left tackle Chuck DEFENSE XXX 5 4 Georgia Tech 0 Long, and flanker Ken Jenkins will not Front: Anchored by tackle David Shelton, one of three seniors who will be playing their last game in Cater Finley Stadium. Linebackers Vaughn Johnson Sal., Nov. 6 see action for State Saturday, Kiffin said. Starting fullback Rickey Isom, and Andy Hendel have collected 255 tackles between them. Hendel has also Marylam 18, Miami (Fla.) 17 who suffered a concussion in last caused six fumbles and broken up three passes. Clemson 16, North Carolina 13 Backs: Seniors Eric and Perry Williams are the standouts in this talented DUKE 46 Wake Forest 26 Saturday's game, is listed as Penn State 54, N.C. State 0 questionable. . .Duke linebackers group. Eric, a pre-season All-America at free safety led the ACC with seven Ga. Tecti 38, Virginia 32 Ralph Alderman and Emmett Tilley interceptions in 1981. Punter: Marty Martinussen has kicked 56 times for a 39.4-yard average. Saturday's games should return to the starting lineupafter missing the Wake game with Appraisal DUKE at N.C. State, 1 p.m. The Wolfpack looks to bounce back from last Saturday's drubbing by Penn Clemson at Maryland injuries. . .Castor is only one Georgia Tech at Wake Forest touchdown away from the Duke record State. Both teams need this win to ensure a winning season. The Pack has the Virginia a t North Carolina for most touchdowns in a single year. speed in the defensive backfield and could give Duke's Air Force IV some trouble. — Marc Rubinstein

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IN R€SPONS€. RSDU PASSED A RESOLUTION CONDEMNING THE Want to Know More? ACTION. NC PIRG. ALONG LUITH OTHER COMMUNITY GROUPS, Got Questions? FORMED A COALITION TO TAKE LEGAL RCTION TO RESTORE Have Some Wine, See Some Slides, Talk with the Prof. SERVICE. THE CASE HAS YET TO BE FINALLY DECIDED, BUT IN THE November 17, at 4:30 in Carr 106 (East) MEANTIME - FOR THE LAST TEN MONTHS - THE BUSES ARE Applications & more information available from the Summer Session Office. ROLLING. Page Twenty The Chronicle Friday, November 12, 1982 Around the ACC THE SHOE SPECIALIST-^ WE HAVE MOVED! SHOE REPAIR ^0P Tigers, Terps in ACC bout Orthopedic Prescriptions • Sport Shoe Resole • Retail Boot Sale "Complete Shoe Care" WE'VE COT BOOTS! Clemson (4-0 in the Atlantic Coast Ail boots at North Duke Mall 942-8718 ^mttt Conference, 6-1-1 overall) at Maryland (4-0, 7- 5. Square Mall 489-5696 North Duke Mall 477-4121 2), 1:30 p.m. — The outcome will likely determine who will wear the 1982 ACC crown. Both teams are red-hot; the Terps have won seven in a row and are undefeated at home while the Tigers own a six-game winning streak. Clemson edged North Carolina last week and the Terps beat Miami, Fla., 18-17. JOAN JETT ':: BLACKHEARTS Maryland quarterback Norman "Boomer" Esiason, who is averaging 207.7 yards passing per game, leads ROCK AND one of the nation's most potent offenses. The Terps' Willie Joyner has rushed for 828 yards this season, and is averaging nearly six yards per carry. Clemson's injured quarterback Homer Jordan may see some action but probably won't start. Several bowl scouts will be among the expected capacity crowd at Byrd Stadium.

Virginia (1-3, 2-6) at North Carolina (2-2, 5-3), 1 p.m. — With a loss to Virginia, the Tar Heels will drop their third straight for the first time since 1978. After their hopes for a national championship were shattered by losses to Clemson and Maryland, the Heels are hoping to take their frustrations out on the Cavaliers.

Virginia lost a close one to Georgia Tech last week and gave UNC a scare last year before losing 17-14. Virginia's offense has improved, scoring over 30 points in each of its last three games. Although Carolina has dropped from the Associated Press top 20, it still ranks among the nation's best statistically.

Georgia Tech (5-4) at Wake Forest (0-5, 3-6), 1 p.m. — Though neither of these teams have post­ season play to look forward to, this game should be a good one. The Ramblin' Wreck beat Virginia 38-32 in its last outing, while Wake lost at Duke, 46-26. Tech possesses the better running game and the Deacs have the superior passing attack. The Wreck has won all four of the previous meetings between these schools. — David MacMillan

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