"v^oN MEMORIAL US W UmeS Mad JMLTWTT name chafi'ge^^^m, i «on University Jar *es Madiso first discussion . . • University By TAM1 RICHARDSON Editor's note: The following story was run in the July l, 1977 issue NEXT RIGHT of The Breeie. First there was discussion, speculation, and polling , and a large majority agreed it was a good idea. Later, the Board of Visitors, Virginia General Assembly-both unanimously-and Governor Mills Godwin found the idea to be a sound one. % The rest is easy: a few splashes of paint, some new name plates, mountains of new stationery and a memo from President Ronald Carrier to all departments asking that henceforth '. everyone refer to this institution as either James Madison University, JMU, or simply the University. Welcome students, faculty, administrators and friends to our first school year at James Madison University! JMU is now Virginia's fifth largest university and this new status should make "41,200 faculty, staff, students and alumni happy," according to a statement made early in the year by IT'S JAMES MADISON UNIVERSITY. traces of Madison College were removed from Carrier. Overnight, the transformation occurred and the campus and its surrounding areas. The only universities in Virginia larger than JMU are the within days after the change took place all Plwlo By Mark Thompson Rack resignation leaves empty post By TOM DULAN represented Eagle Hall in the ^e ^Btteze Kevin Rack, elected first SGA senate last year, was ——— - vice-president of the Student appointed to the vacated Vol. LV James Madison University, Harrisonburg, Va. Friday. September 2, 1977 No. 1 Government Association position until September 13, ' i (SGA) in April, decided not to when the spcial election mill return to school this semester, be held, DeWitt said. according to SGA President Dennison was appointed Mike DeWitt. because, according to DeWitt, Discrimination suit filed In accordance with the SGA she is "conscientious',''and a constitution, the executive "hard worker," but also Rejected prof seeks $1.8 million council has appointed an because the council wanted interim vice-president to fill someone not interested By BARBARA BURCH Madison College in a sociology Illinois University, the suit the vacancy until a special in holding the position for the A $1.8 million lawsuit journal seeking an associate said. election can be held. entire school year. charging James Madison professor and two instructors On May 18, 1973, Poddar Peggy Dennison, who (Continued on Page 32) University with racially in March 1973 and was turned said he received another letter discriminating hiring prac- down. _ from Guthrie, this time asking tices was filed this summer by The suit said Poddar him to send his transcripts Carrier relocates a professor of East Indian received a rejection letter and letters of recom- origin. from Dr. Robert V. Guthrie, mendation. Bhagwati P.K. Poddar, a head of the sociology Poddar did so and was resident of Oregon, claims department at that time. rejected again, according to to off-campus house JMU did not hire him for a the suit. The rejection letter position in its sociology The letter said Poddar's resume would be kept on file he received stated that the By TAMI RICHARDSON The gift was offered to the department because of his position was already filled. James Madison University foundation last fall by Lois race, according to legal in the event there was an opening, according to the suit. However, the suit con- President Ronald Carrier is Poster, wife of the late co- papers filed June 7 in U.S. tinued, Poddar said he later no longer residing at Hillcrest owner of Marval Poultry, District Court in Harrison- Poddar then placed an learned that the position was in the center of campus. Marvin Poster. Negotiations burg. anonymous advertisement in not filled until July, 1973, when The Carriers moved July 21 began last December and the Poddar states in the suit the same journal stating his a white woman was hired. off campus into a secluded home, along with its fur- that he answered an ad- qualifications, which include a In his suit, Poddar named and imposing estate now nishings, was purchased by vertisement from then doctorate from Southern 18 defendents-James named Oak View, in the the foundation in June. Madison University itself Forest Hills subdivision with When the foundation (then Madison College) , as tennis and basketball courts purchased the home, with the well as President Ronald and a swimming pool. intention of turning it into the SCHEV to decide fate Carrier, each member of the The exclusive home, which Kresidential residence, they Board of Visitors and each is surrounded by a serpentine ad to ask the JMU Board of past and present bead of the wall, was acquired by the Visitors to have the president sociology department. University Foundation move there. of nursing program The move was requested The latter defendents are through a gift-purchase By TAMI RICHARDSON named, because their agreement in which the informally in July by the James Madison University will learn on either Sept. 8 or 9 if knowledge of JMU's hiring foundation received the board and it gave formal approval .to the change in its proposed nursing program will be approved. practices constitutes "willfull, residence and furnishings At that time the State Council for Higher Education in Virginia deliberate and malicious valued in excess of $425,000 for August. An early informal (SCHEV) will make a decision on an appeal of an earlier rejection violation" of PodclOT^ciyil $200,000, according to Russell made by President Ronald Carrier July 19. rights, according, to mesuTt- M. Weaver, president of the agreement" was reached between the board and the The proposed baccalaureate degree in nursing was rejected in Poddar seeks $100,000 from foundation. March, after a "Health Manpower Study of Registered Nurses" The University Foundation foundation because of "social each defendent, $50,000 in responsibilities" the Carriers found there was an adequate supply of nurses in Virginia. compensatory damages and is an independent However, there is a shortage of nurses in JMU's geographical $50,000 in punitive damaf •, organization whose sole had in late August and early area. Carrier said in his appeal of the SCHEV decision. purpose is to obtain and September which have made the suit said. He ako a move difficult for them now. Last fall, JMU conducted its own feasibility study which demands immediate hiring, present gifts to the university, demonstrated there is a need for nurses in this area. with the seniority he would according to Fred Hilton, JMU buildings and grounds The study was conducted by sending questionnaires to assistant to the vice president workers will take care of the have had were he hired in home since it belongs to the hospitals, nursing homes, special facilities and physicians from 1973, as well as back pay and for public affairs. Winchester to Roanoke. Tne university as a state university, but security will all benefits he would have not patrol the house. Carrier Those nurses who attended schools in places other than the received, it said. institution cannot solicit gifts, Shenandoah Valley seldom return to the valley to work, Carrier Hilton said, adding that said. "The plaintiff (Poddar) has pointed out to SCHEV. been deprived of wages and "really" every college or After six and one-half Also, Carrier said, JMU met all the stipulations made when the university in Virginia years. Carrier has "regrets other benefits due him as an "probably" has a private about leaving Hillcrest, but he program was originally approved. employee and has suffered institution for this purpose. believes he will "fulfill his role Such stipulations included employing a chairman for the mental distress," the suit better." living off campus, department of nursing and phasing down and finally discon- said. i and he will have more tinuing the diploma program at Rockingham Memorial Hospital. Poddar also filed a com- In privacy. Now, without a nursing program at JMU, there is no nursing plaint with the Equal Em- Hillcrest will now be used program in the area, Carrier said, adding that RMH's last class ployment Opportunity The Breeze... for alumni association offices, graduated in February. Commission (EEOC) in a laboratory for students in In the event the nursing program is approved, the earliest date Washington, which issued a hotel-restaurant management it could be started is September, 1978, according to Dr. John "determination" stating there A watershed year, and an informal gathering Mundy, director of administrative affairs. was "reasonable cause" to place for faculty members. The department of Communication Arts is now housed believe JMU had engaged in p. 3 The newly formed faculty club in Rockingham Hall, which has been renamed the Price-Wine unlawful employment will also provide opportunities building. If the nursing program is approved, Mundy said, practices. The "deter- Mr. Madison, for faculty members to have arrangements will have to be made for space in the Price-Wine mination" was filed with the u formal meetings and personal building, or elsewhere when needed. There are no plans now for suit as evidence. p. 4 receptions in Hillcrest. exactly what arrangements would be made, he added. (Continued on Page 7) Page 2. THE BREEZE. Friday. September 2, 1977 Early registration limited this year

By KENT BOOTY problem of other clubs and An experimental system organizations asking for aimed at eliminating cards. "abuses" in early registration "This especially hurt the has cut the number of students sophomores and juniors, who who register before their register late" and are usually classmates approximately in faced with a meager selection half. of courses. Brown added. "Under the old system Students involved in on- about 900 students would have campus activities- - d hall registered early this fa.ll," and Duke's Grill employees, according to Wayne Brown, club members, band mem- assistant director of records. bers, housing assistants and "That number is now about registration assistants- - 450." have traditionally been allowed to register early. According to Brown, the Brown said. advisers of organizations When combined with whose members or employees beginning freshmen and register early were issued far transfer students, according fewer early registration cards to Brown, the total number this semester. It is then up to who registered early was the advisers to allot the early "about one out of every five" registration cards among students.The area most af- their students he added. fected by the cut-back has Who receives a card been the dining hall, Brown depends upon his or her im- said, where the number of portance. Brown said. Of the early registration cards was 25 early registration cards reduced from "about 200 to given to dining hall em- 25." ployees, for example, all 25 "The students, though, went to supervisors, said Gary have taken it well and there Smith, d-hall student have been few complaints," manager. "It is imperative Smith said. that the supervisors register Although Brown "expects early," Smith said, "because some repercussions" about they do the most work and the system, he thinks it's their schedules must be left worked "pretty well" and open." predicts it will be the pattern In the past, the advisers from now on. "It was the best requested more early we could come up with," he registration cards than were said. "Our only alternative really needed, according to : was to do away with early i registration altogether." Brown, and there was also the JMU STUDENTS pour into Godwin Hall in the registration. Tlose to 7800 were supposed to search for the ever-elusive class card during have registered this semester. Photo by Mark Tkompion Parking problem Hack of convenient spaces9 By MARK DAVISON the commuter students more often than last year, area" for special parking Permanent parking per- James Madison Univer- committee. Phillips said. ' situations, Phillips said. One mits for JMU students would sity's parking problem is Because Godwin parking The buses ran last year but such special situation might be unlikely in the event a nothing but a lack of con- lot is full most of the time, were not used heavily be a freshman who needs a parking deck was! ;built, venient parking spaces, ac- commuters are forced to park because of the "spastic car on campus. Cars in this Phillips said, but have not cording to Col. Adolph in X-lot , Baker said. Also, schedule" they kept, ac- lot would have to be left there been ruled out. Phillips, vice president of because the south section of X cording to Baker. from Sunday night until The revenue thai JMU business affairs. lot is usually full of dorm JMU administrators are Friday night, and only receives from parking per- 'The bulk of tickets issued residents' cars, parking also considering setting aside allowed to leave during the mits and tickets is "ear- on campus are to students or spaces close to main campus parking space for commuters weekend. marked for parking and faculty members who park in are at a premium, he said. in the south section of X-lot. While many have vehicle control," Phillips said. unauthorized areas in an X-lot will be served by a The bus system might, suggested the area across 1-81 The administration of attempt to get close to their bus sustem this year which however, alleviate the need to be developed as a parking traffic supervision is' costly, jbssrooms, he saiu. will transport students to get drivers closer to central area, the area has already he said, with over half the ^iMany of the complaints Gibbons Dining Hall. Buses campus, according to Dr. been designated as the site of security work on campus from commuter students are will leave X-lot three times John Mundy, director of future sports facilities, he involved in vehicle control. centered around the inac- each hour, and will run from administrative affairs and said. And cost is part of the cesability of X-lot, according 7:45a.m.-3:45 p.m. They will chairman of the parking JMU officials found the reason that JMU canjt build to Wayne Baker, chairman of be more frequent and on time advisory committee. cost of a parking deck too high new parking lots on ckmpus, Commuter response to the in a preliminary feasibility according to Phillips. ; When $4 X-lot parking permits has study, but Harrisonburg city you ask the people iri Rich- tiEW investigates been "very heavy," according officials are looking into the mond for money to build more to Mundy. possibility of Rockingham parking spaces, and they see I Parking considerations are Memorial Hospital and JMU existing space not used, it's a often biased toward to com- sharing such a facility. futile request," he said quota use charges muter because of the im- enrollment between males The Department of Health, portant role transportation L-- Education and Welfare is and females. plays - in his academic life, Main St, widening reviewing a "determination" More than 8,100 high school Mundy added. on its investigation of com- students applied to JMU for JMU has in the past few plaints charging James admission this fall, according years added "hundreds" of Madison University with sex to Francis Turner, director of new parking spaces, ac- Cantrell extending discrimination, according to admissions. Of these cording to William Wilberger, Bob Harvey of the HEW Civil students, 2,480 were accepted. By KEN TERRELL Assistant City Manager, John Rights Office. As of Wednesday, the total director of security and The original Madison Driver. In addition, the two HEW "expects to com- number of freshmen who safety. X-lot was recently College stone gateway and lane extension of Cantrell municate with the university decided to attend JMU was enlarged by 50 spaces, he said. The Nor sandwich shop are Avenue to Paul Street will within the next three weeks, not available. just two of the familiar James mean a 14 foot lowering of the . While administrators are Madison University sights to street from its present incline Harvey said. JMU can house only 2,488 trying to better utilize existing The complaints were filed women, and 1,925 men, and be razed or altered in some as it passes in front of in March and early April on freshmen are required to live Krking space, they are also manner in preparation for the Rockingham Memorial behalf of high school females on campus. •king into other possible widening of Main Street and Hospital. in northern Virginia and The typical letter sent to plans to meet the increasing the extension of Cantrell Designed to alleviate the allege that the university, applicants who were not number of cars that are Avenue. standstill traffic at 5 p.m., then Madison College, used a accepted stated the school's brought on campus. As Main Street Main Street's new surface will quota system in its 1977 ad- first consideration is a "high t>"- Across 1-81 a gravel lot has broadens to five lanes, JMU's include four travel lanes and a missions. academic record and SAT been prepared to serve as a front entrance will move left hand turn lane to ac- The complaints charge that scores," according to Bonnie "safety valve overflow area," opposite Wausau Street and comodate the new university JMU admitted men with lower Becker, assistant coordinator Wilberger said. all structures in line with entrance. "After construction, qualifications in order to for human relations and Title Another possible use for Zirkle House will be I see a growth of fast food a«>hi<>va> » sn-sn ratio in (Continued on Page 5)" ' this lot'might be as a "holding demolished, according 'to (Cdnilnded on t,aj?e''*)- JMU- 'Its time THE BREEZE. Friday, September 2, 1977, Page 3 should be now'

Editor's note: the following is an editorial published in the J 1977 issue of The Breeze.

In 1938, State Teacher's College at Harrisonburg was renamed Madison College. On July 1, Madison College became James Madison Univer- sity. In 1938, The Breeze made little fanfare over the name change. In one issue it was State Teacher's College, in the next it was Madison College. We shall not be so low-key. Last year, at this time and in this space, we supported the name change. We still do. However, we believe the change should be more than in name only. More than replacing signs and repainting college vehicles. The change should be one of attitude, one of direction, one of spirit. James Madison University should be a great school in its time. W UM, IN m TWINS TO AVOID A ififf ATTAOUH? WEIL SEEIWW Its time should be now. JMU should be a school with honor, and honorable students. tiiiinii liniii niii iiiniMi Commonwealth CommentaryHNiiiiiiuiiiiiiiuiiiiiHiHiiiniimiii We heartily support the efforts underway to strengthen the honor code, and will take a stand supporting a strong and fair honor code. Yet we believe openness is the key to such a system. The university should be a learning experience, with an em- 1977 another watershed year phasis on learning. There are many much-hailed and long-awaited programs liitMtlllllMitui ■lilittlililiiiitiiui mi /Jy l)n(i\nf> V (i a cf> y HlMiiiiiiiiiiit lllllllllllllllllll which still need to be added, and many additions and im- provements to facilities which need to be made. 1977 has been billed as another "watershed Tidewater at the expense of the once dominant We will strongly support the November bond referendum year" in Virginia politics. rural areas, a shift away from staunch con- which will determine the fate of the proposed School of Education It is the year the Republicans have the servatism in a state once infamously Building. chance to complete their conquest of statewide distinguished by the restrictive 1902 Con- We also advocate the establishment of the Schools of Com- offices by electing their third consecutive stitution a:»d "massive resistance," and great munication and Fine-Arts and Allied Health. governor, their second consecutive lieutenant social and economic changes throughout the Furthermore, we eagerly anticipate the additions to the governor, and their first attorney general. state. library and the Warren Campus Center. It is also the year which gives the The Old Order of Virginia politics grew out James Madison University should be a school with room to Democrats their best chance to break a long of the trauma of the Reconstruction years. A breathe, both academically and physically. losing streak which has seen only two conservative Democratic political machine It should be an institution which is able to accept all qualified Democrats-Andrew Miller and the late J. emerged in reaction to liberals and applicants, both student and faculty, both male and female. Sargeant Reynolds-win statewide elections in Republicans who were discredited by their This institution has acquired a great popularity, and has to over a decade. ' association with the enfranchisement of reject thousands of applicants each year. This is inevitable, yet While it is a "watershed year"in the sense blacks. unfortunate, for the whole can only be diminished by those that the election will help set the course for The 1902 Constitution disenfranchised most qualified persons it cannot include. state politics in future years, it will not stand of the opposition and for the next half-century JMU has a long way to go before it actually becomes a as a singular event which will permanently the machine-run first by Thomas Martin and university-the name is just the start. and inevitably rearrange the Old Dominion's later by Harry Byrd Sr.-faced only nominal We acknowledge that new programs and facilities take time political dynamics. challenges from Republicans or liberal and money, yet we believe that this is where the emphasis should Rather, it is one of a series of "watershed Democratic mavericks. be placed at this new university. years" that Virginia has seen since 1966 and The first ominous threats to the stablity of We do not condemn the importance that this school places on will probably continue to see for several years the Old Order ca"me after World War II when athletics-we realize that sports are where an institution gets its to come. liberal Democrat Francis Pickens Miller name these days. That is the period marked by the disin- (Andrews father) and Republican Ted Dalton We only seek a happy medium, so that the non-athletic student tegration of the Byrd machine, which, along (John's father) mounted strong challenges to can also prosper at JMU. with its predecessor, controlled the Bvrd and his hand-picked candidates. This newly-created university took great strides as a college. Democratic Party and in turn the state for the The "massive resistance" to the Supreme Since 1970, its enrollment has almost doubled, and many new better part of a century, and the emergence of Court's 1954 desgregation ruling was perhaps facilities have been added. the last hoorah for the Old Order. There had Many more are still needed been challenges in those years to the Byrd We do not expect miracles, and can be patient when patience machine on fiscal matters in the General is called for. 'New Order Assembly and when Governor Lindsay Almond However, we will not remain silent when comment is called broke from Byrd and both Almond and the for. General Assembly declared an end to the unlikely to emerge' resistance and called for a sales tax, it was > 1 ^ clearly the beginning of the end for the machine. It did come to an end in 1966. Ever since, the Republican Party as a major force in the Virginia has been drifting, although not Commonwealth. necessarily aimlessly, toward a New Order ... freedom of the press is one of the great bulwarks of liberty, The GOP has elected six of the ten which seems to always be just on the other side and can never be restrained but by despoticK governments.".. members of Virginia's congressional James Madison of the horizon, or in this case, the next election. delegation, for all practical purposes both It was in 1966 that Mills Godwin, a Byrd Senators, and two out of the top three state product and "massive resister," was EDITOR officials. However, their strength in the inaugurated as governor. He subsequently Barbara Burch General Assembly and elsewhere remains set about making some of the most drastic abysmally low. • changes in Virginia government since Byrd MANAGING EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER While the Democrats retain firm control of himself had been governor in the late 1920's. Gary Fullerton Michael Mathisen the General Assembly and local governments, Godwin scrapped Byrd's holy "pay-as-you- many conservative grassroots Democrats go" system to issue the first general obligation News-Tami Richardson; Editorial-Dwayne regularly cross over party lines to vote for bonds since the Civil War and instituted a sales Yancey; Sports-Bob Grimesey; Republicans instead of liberal Democrats on tax to help finance the expansion of many Photography-Mark Thompson; Graphics - the state and national level. much-needed government services, among Gina Gareri and D.J. Stout; Ad Manager- How the Democrats manage this split which were the creation of a statewide com- Michael Lee; Ad Sales- Frank Tatum and personality is one of the keys to. the future munity college system and the improvement of John Vogt; Circulation-Steve Crawford; shape of Virginia politics. Virginia's road system. Advisers- Alan Neckowitz and Dave Wen- The Byrd organization (a machine no Also in 1966, Harry Byrd Sr. died. Thus, delken longer) was revived in this year's Democratic both of Virginia's seats in the U.S. Senate were primary and although it managed to boost at stake and the Byrd organization's The Breeze encourages letters to the editor on topics dealing with the James Madison University campus and community. All Chuck Robb and Ed Lane to victory it failed to superiority within the party was shaken in the letters must be typed, signed and Include phone and box num. stop their anathema, the liberal Henry Howell. Democratic primary. bars. Latter* may be addressed to The Breeie, Department of This "rainbow ticket" clearly shows that Communication Arts, Price Wine Building Letters should be not Although it was strong enough to prevent longer than 300 words. Longer letters may be used as guestspots Virginia has neither lost all the vestiges of the Armistead Boothe from defeating Harry Byrd at the descretion of the editor'. old political order nor devised a new one. Jr., whatever sympathy vote provided the Letters and other material will be edited at the descretion of the editor. Letters, columns, reviews and guestspots reflect the The transition between the Old Order, which younger Byrd's victory margin was lost as the opinions of their authors and are not necessarily those of The came to an end with the death of Harry Byrd elder Byrd's Senate colleague for two decades, Breeie. Unsigned editorials are the opinion of The Breeie Sr., and the New Order, a somewhat abstract editors. A. Willis Robertson, was upset by a moderate, Complaints about The Breeie should be addressed first to The figure of speech which always proves to William Spong. Breeie editors. Unresolvable complaints may be directed to The be elusive, has seen many changes take place The Byrd organization prevailed again in Breeie Publication Board and should be sent to Dr. Donald in Virginia. the Democratic gubernatorial primary of 1969 McConkey. head of the Department of Communication Arts. There have been party realignments, but only after a bitter battle against Henry 433-6127 433-6596 although not on the wholesale scale that many Howell. Liberal "free spirits" deserted the would like to see: the rise of the "urban (Continued on Page 4> ■' < • ' •.••••'iW corridor*' of Northern Virginia-Richmond- . . Page 4. THE BREEZE, Friday. September 2, 1977

••••••••********************************************^ SideShow Arts, people ••♦•••••••••A********************************************************************** The ghost of Mr. Madison en route to JMU even started a bigger war than 1 did I just "He's off running for Governor." By DWAYNE YANCEY fooled around with some pirates on the shores "What?" Editor's note: Back by popular demand, the of Tripoli, you went out in 1812 and stirred up "Oh. you mean Patrick Henry." laughed following was published in the summer Breeze the British all over again!" Tom. "You have not paid much attention to and is being reprinted to update students on the "Now you know I did not stir up the British. what has been going on in the country, have activities of Mr. Madison's ghost. They were the ones who--," protested Jeemy you?" The twigs and leaves on the forest floor until he saw that Tom was only jesting. "So * "No," confessed Jeemy, "I used to take an snapped with the sounds only the birds and what has the old gang been doing? I have not interest even after we all passed on, but after animals could hear. The creatures peered heard muchout of them." they ruined my Constitution by amending it to cautiously through the trees to see what "As I understand, John Hancock has lent his allow for income tax, prohibition, aid women's unknown visitor might be approaching. name and spirit to an insurance company, Ben suffrage. I just didn't have the heart to watch Through the brush rode two ghosts on Franklin is haunting a chain of stores, and any more. I have spent most of my time since shadowy horses. They stopped at a small George Mason has his own university in then on my plantation in Orange County cat- clearing and for a moment looked down off the Northern Virginia." ching up on some reading." Blue Ridge Mountains into the great .sunlit "That wilderness? Who in the world would "Speaking of women, where is Dolly?" valley below. want to put a university there? There's nothing fiskea Tom. The taller rider, who might have been a fair there but trees and swamps!" "She's back home. I just looked her straight red-headed man during his lifetime, was first Tom started to explain but then realized in the--, well, anyway, I told her that women to speak. "This, Jeemy, is where 1 must turn •s that his friend knew nothing of the wonders of have no place at a I niversity, that their place back. You should not have a long journey from Metro, the Beltway or 1-66 and decided it would was in the home." here." be wiser to remain silent. Tom smiled. "Then it is a good thing you did The shorter one continued to gaze at the "And what about the Byrds? Are they still not visit your school in 1938 when they first valley. "Is that it sparkling over there? It around these days?" named it after you. You also should hope that looks like a very large city." "Yes," sighed Tom, "Sometimes I get the HEW does not win its suit." feeling-Virginians have not quite given up the "What do you mean?" doctr\gjL>i the divine right of kings " "Oh, nothing in particular. You will see Out on the Margin "A^Bphatever became of that rabble when you get there." rousing^Pebrand Henry-'" (Continued on Page 10) The other rider laughed "You should get out more often That is but a small town compared to others this country has now. You should see Philadelphia now-you would not recognize it." Jeemy's gaze was fixed at the shining city off in the distance. Presently he turned and spoke. "I am most indebted to you, Tom. I would have had no idea any of this was going on if you had not sent me a dispatch. Oh, I had heard something about a college named Madison years ago but I did not think anything To Do LAJITH about it. I thought it was named after a city out in one of those western states. I did not realize they were naming it after me." "A common mistake, I'm sure," said Tom. "No doubt that was one of the reasons promp- ting the General Assembly to give it a more proper name." "I do wish I had known before. I would have liked to have visited it earlier but I suppose it will be iust as appropriate to arrive when they begin the fall term. James Madison Univer- sity ! How about that Tom? I finally got one on you-you do not have your university named after you." "You always were trying to outdo me, weren't you Jeemy? I write a Declaration of Independence and you go out and practically write the whole Constitution. I got elected President and you followed right after me. You 1977 another watershed year in Virginia

(Continued from Page 3) recognition to stop Howell, former Governor in the Senate election of 1893. Godwin felt compelled to run against him, this The November election picture was sud- Democratic nominee to" support Linwood time as a Republican. Even with the denly changed and, as four years ago, the Holton, who became Virginia's first popularity and bi partisan support which governor's race will become a vicious struggle Republican governor since Reconstruction. Godwin enjoyed, he had to come from behind etween left and right to decide whether Democrats assured themselves that the to win by only a fraction of one per cent. Virginia under the New Order, when it comes, lapse would be temporary and they looked Even as the voters were electing the will be dominated by liberal Democrats or hopefully to Lieutenant Governor J. Sargeant Republican Godwin and John Dalton as the conservative Republicans. Reynolds and Attorney General Andrew first Republican lieutenant governor, the Yet such a New Order is unlikely to emerge Miller, two young moderates who enjoyed biggest winner was Democrat Andrew Miller, from the Howell-Dalton race. Even as Howell support from both the Byrd forces and the re-elected as Attorney General. was winning the primary, so were Robb and liberal wing of the party. The stage was set for an Armageddon Lane, who enjoyed the support of the Old Reynolds was considered a shoe-in for between Howell and Miller-a battle not only Order. V governor in 1973. His untimely death in in 1971 fonfethe 1977 Democratic gubernatorial Howell may win because he is Howell and prompted a major realignment from which nomination but also for the soul of the party. may lose for the same reason. In neither case Virginia has yet to recover. The Byrd organization gave its full support should the results be considered an en- Howell saw conservatives plotting against to Miller and for a while it appeared as if the dorsement of either liberalism or the him by scheduling a convention rather than an Old Order would return. Miller seemed to be Republican Party. open primary which would field a nominee to the favorite in the primary and appeared Whether the Democratic Party continues to fill the vacant lieutenant governorship in a headed toward an easy win over Dalton in drift towards the left and whether the special election. November. Republican Party will become dominant in all Reasoning that he would stand little chance The organization also fell in behind the levels of Virginia politics will not be decided in a closed convention controlled by hostile moderate Chuck Robb for lieutenant governor solely by the outcome on November 8. Those conservatives, Howell ran as an independent, and the conservative Ed Lane for attorney questions will have to wait many years before defeating both a Democrat and a Republican. general. . The projected Miller Robb-Lane they can be answered completely. Howell immediately launched his campaign ticket appeared to be one that would have little 1977 may be a watershed year in that it may for governor. He ran as an independent again trouble in the genral election and would restore accelerate the development of the New Order, in 1973, but this time it was to avoid associating Democratic rule to Virginia-more moderate but it is unlikely to be the last time that the himself with the . radical McGovern elements than in the past, but of the Old Order all the phrase is applied to a Virginia election. who had seized control of the party and same. besmirched its name in Virginia the year- Tuesday: Is There a Pot of Gold at the End before. On June 14, however, Howell defeated of the Rainbow?:' A look at the races for »ller in the greatest upset in Virginia history governor, lieutenant governor, and attorney As the only Virginian with the name ce Thomas Martin surprised Fitzhugh Lee general...... :i

THE BREEZE. Friday, September 2, 1977, Page 5 Letter to the Editor: 'JMU Army ROTC active during summer months9 To the editor: The purpose of the camp is students finished well with ten training to learn first-hand After a busy summer the Both the instructors and to present the cadets with a of the fifteen receiving the what is expected of an officer. JMU Army ROTC program students of JMU s Army realistic view of what the "Recondo" award for general looks forward to a fulfilling ROTC program utilized the Army has to offer. Each day military excellence. The Cadre of the JMU year. The program is working summer to attend important was filled with expert in- Several of the JMU program also attended special training. smoothly due to its continued military training sessions. struction in many of the ar- students went on to par- growth and an efficient Fifteen students and two my's main branches. ticipate in further training A major benefit of the JMU professor of military student chain of command. JMU officers attended five after camp. science Maj. Jimmy Peters weeks of intensive training at camp is the actual hands-on Mike Barron and Brian Bill Randolph training available. Students participated in a five-week the ROTC advanced camp at Hawkinson attended the military history seminar at Ft. Bragg, N.C. are able to put into practice Army's airborne jump school techniques learned during the the United States Military Advance camp is an im- at Ft Benning. Ga and are Academy at West Point. HEW / portant portion of the ROTC year on several weapons and now airborne qualified. special equipment systems program attended by over George Young, Mary Capt. Don Henley attended 3.(MK> students from east coast including tanks and Michanco and Ray Mason investigates helicopters. The JMU a two-week seminar at West (Continued from Page 2) schools. attended Advanced Officer Point dealing with leadership. Training (AOT) at separate IX officer for Fairfax County in northern Virginia. military installations. Sgt. Robert Smith traveled AOT consists of actually extensively throughout The letter further stated, joining a unit for three weeks. however, that the number of continental Europe studying students which can be ad- Under the sponsorship of a and participating in in- second lieutenant, the cadet mitted is limited by ternational orienteering "residence hall and classroom follows the unit through events. space," Becker said. Federal law prohibits discrimination on the basis-of sex in educational programs, Becker said. "By having boy beds and girl beds," she added, "you're I Authentic enqUsh saying sex makes a dif- e ITS ference" in whether an ap- plicant is admitted. The admissions office expected 59 per cent of the SIMPLY females accepted to come to F^CHiPtj JMU and 51 per cenj of the males, Turner said, judging from last year's response. SMASHING Should the university be found COLONIAL in violation of Title IX, ac- cording to Don McLearn of the FRIED CHICKEN HEW Civil Rights Office, a settlement will be negotiated with JMU to resolve the FOR FAST SERVICE charges. Should negotiations PHONE 433-8744 fall through, however, the university could lose federal funding. CALERIA SHOP INTERNATIONAL

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• *« THE BREEZE. Friday, September 2, 1977, Page 13 SGA, CPB sponsor various 'opener9activities By TAMI RICHARDSON Association (SGA), there have Program Board (CPB), -vill tivities which has been seen shown by CPB Wednesday Whether it's dancing, been activities for students feature two bands, "Tim- around campus this week on movie going or gambling that going on all week. night and film fans will be berline," and Chunky, Novi the welcome back posters able to see "All the turns James Madison The highlight of the week & Ernie." picturing a can opener. University students on, there will be tomorrow when JMU Presidents's Men" tonight At the casino night, In the past there has not and tomorrow night. have been enough activities students will have the op- sponsored by SGA and the been much in the way of ac- planned this week to keep portunity to enjoy their first Not everything is purely for commuter students, there will tivities for students during the entertainment though. them all happy. weekend back at school with be 12 different tables set up first week, Landis said, ad- Beginning with the Andrew an outdoor concert in the Yesterday was activities day with games such as roulette ding this is the time students on the campus center patio Lewis Band in the campus afternoon and a Las Vegas and blackjack. Students will should have a chance to get center ballroom Monday Casino Night in the evening. and displays were shown by 66 be able to buy packages of [-(■acquainted with old friends clubs and organizations. night, sponsored by the The free' outdoor concert, money for 25 cents. and to make new friends. Student Government sponsored by the Campus Landis said this is something The casino night will be the Students probably respond that has never been done same as one previously held in better seeing the different before on this scale. Chandler, except the one in SGA and CPB activities the campus center ballroom together on one schedule, he will be on a larger scale, said. Hollis serves as W^MOSBTS according to Larry Landis, In addition to the Andrew assistant to the office of Lewis Band and tomorrow's- student affairs. outdoor concert, the Foxx guest speaker kOPEN DAILY 5:00-9:30 Landis said he felt the need Band appeared last night in SUN. 12:00-9:30 MILL to do "something special" for the campus center ballroom, Dr. Joseph E. Hollis was lOW.MosbyRd. students when they came back sponsored by CPB. 434-4243 (Ad |*c ant «• G ran i IMM) the guest speaker at the joint this year, and the result of "Bingo Long Traveling All meeting of the Skyline that is the schedule of ac- Stars & Motor Kings" was chapter of the Welcome BAck JMU National Accounting- Association and the Blue Ridge chapter of the Virginia Society of Certified Public FrssA Sssfood Entnss: Shrimp, BELLE MEADE Accountants held recently at Ingleside Inn in Augusta tohsfsr Mh, Flotmltr, Clams tic. County. Hollis, associate professor Also dill dots e holes c*i shaks RED CARPET INN of accounting at James Madison University, discussed the possible impact Bur i«4 WlM anilabk of the Mete a If Senate Com- mittee Report to the U.S. SENIORS—Make Senate and its ramifications ************♦*♦♦*>! upon the accounting profession. Siafood Specials Eirtry TIM. and Wed. \ Reservations ******************** vary reasonable trieoi Now For Your Parents On Graduation Day ACT NOW 434-6704 fc^Hg*»H»»^»<^W^»._ y£kft STUDENTS Get a 10% Discount on all the supplies you'll need V*

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By-laws can be funny things. The rule was instituted in January of 1976, two to a regulation that borders on the absurd and But around James Madison University these days, months before the fatal JMU practice, to get colleges nowhere in the football program is the misfortune nobody is laughing about By-law three, section four, to cut back in the more insignificant areas of their taken lightly. paragragh A of the ominous NCAA "blue book." programs. JMU head football coach Challace McMillin More commonly referred to as "Limitations on If spring practice is so insignificant then, why a summed it up when he described the rule as Post-Season Play," the statement is a small two-year wait? Why not just one? "idiotic." paragraph tucked away in a confusing mass of According to an NCAA spokeswoman, the two-year For McMillin, whose staff boasts having its stipulations about who may and may not play for a stipulation conforms with other rules that set the two- greatest recruiting year, the ineligibilty to play post- national championship. year period as a minimum for proving a program's season games represents a mojor setback to growth. For the James Madison University football team, allegiance to its prospective athletic division. So what will the football team now aim for? possibly one of the nation's best at the Division III So it is legal for a school to move up and not have to There is always the national poll released by the level, that small paragraph places a national title wait two years. But to step down one level, an in- NCAA each week starting on Sept. 21 that ranks the clearly out of reach. And all because JMU held a nation's top teams despite whatever classification spring practice a year and a half ago with a group of players, most who no longer attend the school. they may have. It may seem ironic to play in Division III, a level For those who can not recite the regulation, it that prides itself on deciding the national champion reads, "Post season practice in football for members by post-season playoff, and attempt to be the best of Division III shall be prohibited." through ballots instead of by points scored. But fo%-% A layman may ask, "But at the time of the practice a rule that is nothing the 1977 Dukes, the NCAA has left little choice. ^ Madison was a member of Division II, so why the all For those who have watched JMU's football team the fuss?" progress through the summer weeks of practice there The catch is that JMU dropped to the Division III is little doubt that pre-season optimism can not be level in the following autumn and in so doing fell short of unfair. taken lightly. victim to the widely-known By-law eight, section two, Last year the Dukes may have come along too fast paragraph B. It is in this rule that Madison's hope for and found themselves incapable of standing up to the a bowl bid and possibly the 1977 national cham- "big games." This year however, there is no pionship rests in its digested form. pressure. Each game will have its own purpose Agate for those who fail to remember, the rule stitution must conform for two yearsand thus suffer a unlike regular season games can when a team is states, "In designating its desired membership possible serious decline in its ability to compete. looking ahead to championship play. division, the applicant institution must certify that it There is no middle of the road. In order for the Dukes to show themselves equal to has operated in conformity with the membership In their worry about a strong team dropping from their competition on the national scale, they will have criteria of By-law nine (where the By-laws con- the upper divisions, the Division III members have to bludgeon their opponents on a weekly basis. In cerning eligibilty are found) for the desired division initiated a rule that is nothing short of unfair. doing so, the NCAA must face up to the reality that for a period of two years." A limitation is needed to protect St. Johns, Towson perhaps the nation's best football team was kept from In plain words the NCAA is trying to say if an in- St. and Albright from Oklahoma dropping from proving so. stitution is accepted as a member of the Division III Division I, but it should be confined to a one-year trial Madison's rewards may not be as elegant, but level, its football team may not participate in post- period. Two-year "trial periods" more closely guess who will be laughing when the NCAA must season play for two years following its last spring resemble probation. brood over who the national champion could be, when practice. JMU has done nothing wrong except fallen victim knowing who it should be. THE BREEZE, Friday, September 2, 1977. Page 21

Football's summer fury of sound

and sweat

Coaches Harry Van Arsdale (above)

and Challace McMillin (left) conduct

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The athletic grant-iu-aid men's tennis — two partial, Ehlers attributes the growth way of talent. So in order to matter of what your com- program at James Madison men's track and field — one to Madison's jump to the keep up with the competition, petition is doing," he said. University is expanding at an full and three partial and Division I level in all sports we felt we should help our Funding for Madison accelerated rate these days as wrestling — six partial. except football and the coaches out a bit more." scholarships is supplied by resultant popularity the a total of 28 scholarships in Although Madison Director outside interests such as local variable amounts were program has gained with local "Take track and field for of Intercollegiate Athletics businessmen. example," he said. "We just businessmen either directly to awarded over the past year. Dean Ehlers pointed out that In the past, scholarship In reference to the move to have not looked well at all the athletic department or the some of the partial grants Division I, Ehlers said, "When against in-state rivals like through school fund-raising support at Madison had been amounted to less than $200, the groups such as the Madison restricted to the men's you move from (Division) II to UVA, William and Mary and basketball program impressive statistic is in the I, a coach's success is in part VMI. Foundation. primarily, with the other number of grants awarded. related to what he has in the "So what it boils down to is a As Madison's athletic sports gaining only minute program has grown so to has sums. the public's interest in the At the present however, program Ehlers noted. As a with basketball and soccer Lester takes North Carolina position result the coaches are "get- outstanding, the baseball ting a better level of athlete." team has awarded two full Robbie Lester, head trainer Instruction in North Carolina. Director Dean Ehlers. Ehlers has said that if the scholarships and three par- at James Madison University The Division has its Like Lester, Stefancin is a competition would eliminate tial, the men's golf team — the past three years, resigned headquarters in Raleigh. graduate of West Virginia scholarships then he would be four partial, women's his position on August 1. Ron Stefancin, Lester's University. The 24-year-old all for removal of the grant basketball — three full, men's Lester accepted a position as assistant at JMU the past native of Uniontown, Pa., was system at Madison, out in the and women's gymnastics — associate director of the year, has been named acting a student trainer for three meantime he hopes to "spend one partial apiece, men's Sports Medicine Division of head trainer for the 1977-78 years at West Virginia before more time on PR and fund- swimming — two partial, th>. Department of Public athletic year by JMU Athletic coming to Madison last year. raising." 'W- GRAND OPENING FRI. SEPT. 2,1977

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open 9:30- 5:00 daily 56 South Main Street Harrisonburg, Virginia 22801 Friday nigMs until 9:00 Phone: 433-8094 *& THE BREEZE. Friday, September 2, 1977, Page 23 Vanderwarker finds new hill, extra talent through a dozen or so sprints "Be with ya' in a minute. a beauty out there next to the Maryland at Madison Stadium problem since practice We're just going light today. ' up the not-so-lightiy steep hill baseball field. It may be a on Sept. 10 at 7:30 pm. opened last week, according JMU soccer coach Bob along route 81 next to the little short, but it's nice and Despite the rough training to Vanderwarker. Vanderwarker yelled. baseball field. steep," he said. and realities of the upcoming Carl Strong returns to play Another nearby Madison Vanderwarker had said In addition, Vanderwarker season, the coach says he is at one halfback position, but intercollegiate coach joked, earlier he didn't know what to has been running his team actually "going easier on the Vanderwarker said it will be "Yeah. He'll be right with do last year ■ when the through three-a-day practices players'* than fie has in years hard to pick a starter for the a. After he's got all those university began building in preparation for one of past. other slot because there are ys passed out on that hill " dorms on his "hill across the Madison's toughest schedules "I have found in year's "so many that are so good." The soccer players lake." ever. The opening game is past," Vanderwarker pointed Defense is still a question proceeded to "go lightly" "But I'll tell ya' I found me against the University of out, "That we have run into a mark tf or Vanderwarker. He lot of muscle-pulls and sprains still most decide between five that were a result of possibly goaltenders who he says are of pushing too hard in practice. starting potential. )'._ Dukes ineligible for bowl game "So this year, we want to Jerry Nay is presently the build up more gradually. In (Continued from Page 20) "We continued to keep it ineligibility will have that front-runner among the formed in November ot the under wraps because we kept other words, be about 80 per group, but the coach has been 'eke great an effect on the season," cent to full capacity in the first ineligibility, and McMillen trying to appeal it. It was McMillin said. "Of course it is impressed with Otis Putter, denied that if the ineligibility appealed several times, and game, 90 in the second, 95 in Rodney Allen, Tom Nichols, a disappointment for the the third and so on. This way and Greg Benson. had been known that it would we even tried to see if players, for everyone involved have affected recruiting, even something could be done we will be closer to our peak Mark Bost, Hal with the program." by the end of the season." Patenheimer, Doug Cash and though Madison, which had its during the summer athletic Madison opens the season best recruiting year ever, was director's meetings," Mc- Vanderwarker said his Barry Stemper presently hold September 10 and wife the team reaching its peak so down starting back positions, touted during the spring as a Millin said. NCAA ruling it close! on possible Division III power. early last year was one reason but Vanderwarker said, "they "I don't think the November 12. for the end-of-season collapse are all being pressured b\ when the Dukes lost three in a large group of outstanding row. players." Otherwise the coach said, Backs Don Reda and Eric "Spirit is super and I believe Johnson have seen little action VIRGINIA NATIONAL BANK we have the best during summer practice as conglomeration of talented both have been hampered players ever." with leg injuries. Particularly strong will be The Dukes will hold a the Duke's offense led by Jon round-robin scrimmage series James Madison Mullenex, Wayne Byrd and tomorrow with Davis and Gino Bell. Elkins College, the University Last year's leading scorer, of North Carolina and William v Tom Hochkeppel, is a question and Mary College. mark at present. The center- The teams will alternate University forward has been hampered games of 45 minutes in length with a "nagging back" with the Dukes appearing at 10:00 am, 4:00 pm and 5:00 We too have changed our name.... Meeting pm. of UNITED CHURCH OP CHRIST STUDENTS in Room C of Info needs help J.M.U. Branch of Warren The James Madison Campus University Sports Information Center Office is looking for student Virginia National Bank on Wednesday Sept. 7. volunteers to help keep 1977 7 pm. statistics at home athletic ALL events. Students interested in Located in WCC STUDENTS WELCOME volunteering for this type of work should call 433-6154.

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/ Page 24. THE BREEZE, Friday. September 2. 1977 Former W & M coach joins wrestling staff "His experience and ex- The man who coached the Dukes try to take advantage of basketball coach Betty program and leading to it to William & Mary College what Prince has termed a an eight-year dual-match pertise will be a definite asset Jaynes. record of 72-19. as we continue to build our wrestling team to four successful recruiting year and Courtet, twice a qualifier in Southern Conference cham- bounce back from last year's He coached 32 Southern program," Ehlers said. "He Eastern Regional swimming Conference individual will also give the program pionships and four Virginia 9-13 record. while at Penn State, replaces Intercollegiate Tournament Other coaches joining the champions, four Southern continuity in the fall when Martha O'Donnell as the head Conference Outstanding head coach Jim Prince is team championships from JMU Coaching staff this year women's swimming and 1965-73 heads a list of three include Pam Wiegardt and Wrestlers and a two-time involved with football." diving coach. Division I All-America. new coaches arriving at Patricia A. Courtet. O'Donnell will concentrate Prince, who has never James Madison University for Besnier had to leave the Wiegardt, a four-year all of her coaching effort to the position at William & Mary for competed in organized the 1977-78 year. women's golf program. wrestling but has enjoyed a Dick Besnier, an agent with member of both the basketball personal reasons according to and golf teams as an un- In addition to the titles his JMU Director of Athletics successful career as the Virginia Farm Bureau teams won at William & Mary, Madison's coach, doubles as a Insurance Company in dergraduate at Madison Dean Ehlers, but has had a College in the early 70s, will Besnier is credited with hard time staying away from defensive backfield coach for Harrisonburg will assist head starting the school's wrestling the football team. coach Jim Prince as the act as an assistant to women's the sport. 10% off any Madison Scoreboard item in the '*>

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"Nothin' But the Some critics have said that the Blues." falls considerably short of Winter has never sounded up with the standards. Blues " "Hard Again." termed by In many ways it is difficult Throughout "Nothin' But Ohe way would be to look at many the best blues album better than when he stood in to compare "Nothin' But the the Blues" Winter seems to it as the follow—up to his last ever. Waters' shadow on the tour Blues'' to Winter's rock not take the matter seriously. studio album. "John Dawson laying down clear and precise albums. Even if "the blues As the title implies, Win- blues guitar lines. It is a tone which surfaces in Winter III." now three years ter's latest release is pure had a baby and they named it the all too frequent ridiculous old. Or it could be considered blues, eight tracks of Winter This belief was further rock and roll." it is still a lyrics and at times in the in perspective with "The originals, one written by his substantiated by his work on case of comparing apples and music, which somehow fails to Progressive Blues Ex- "Hard Again." Never oranges in many respects. idol Muddy Waters. overpowering. Winter blended have the drive of other blues periment." an album he After the sometimes As a bluesman. Winter is in Winter has worked on. recorded in 1968 at the Vulcan his talents with those of his his natoral habitat and one in listless and banal rock which fellow musicians to create a Maybe after some of the \ Gas Company in Austin just found its way too often into which he has proven himself more turbulent experiences /before his rise to fame, and tight., responsive band a to stand head and shoulders Winter's rock albums, par- far cry from his chord in his career.Winter feels it's Muddy Waters' "Hard ticularly his later ones, this above qthers of his good not to become too Again." which Winter slashing classics, "Rock and generation Indeed, last album of blues comes as a Roll. Hoochie Koo" and serious. produced. relief and a refreshing change spring's tour and Muddy There are no songs like In the former category, "Jumping Jack Flash," and Water's album showed him at of pace. even further from "Mind Over "Us My Own Fault" or "Nothin" But the Blues" Winter has been inspired to times to eclipse even one of "Mean Town Blues" on this hails Winter's break with Matter" and "The Golden the giants of blues. return to his first love, the Olden Days of Rock and Roll." ilbum. Instead there are too commercial rock in favor of blues, by his "Evening of Still, after all these years of ny in the vein of "Drinkin' his blues heritage. However, rock and roll, Winter may Blues" tour last spring with After the tour wiuVWaters lues" and "T.V. Mama." this release falls short of the Muddy Waters and James have lost his blues edge. The The songs generally lack and Cotton. Winter took( the problems seems not to be>ui sense of desperation and talent, for Winter can escape which should probably play the blues better^ characterize the blues. now than he ever could, "bin Winter seems too satisfied to rather a lack of creativity. be able to create down and i jCwgi's Vimxia Winter was never known - dirty blues on his own, settling ^ for writing great rock songs, rather for a somewhat slick only playing them, and it may style that showcases his be no exception with the blues. guitar but lacks the fire and Playing behind Muddy rough edges it displayed on Waters, Winter is first rate, previous collaborations with but when it comes to writing Waters and Cotton. 9IKU Sttutocfc aid Focutty Back his own he falls short of the Still, there are flashes of standards laid down by his brilliance throughout the mentor. album such as "Everybody's The problem may be Blues" and "Tired of Kmemfo 9ta£uut Sfajfe Ptjja Winter never went through the Trying." same experiences which gave In spite of these faults, it is Opm 7 day* a week life to the early bluesmen in a credible blues LP. 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(Continued from Page l) Miller and Paul were not professional schools, such as already larger than four other who said it would be ap- University of Virginia. forgotten for their important law and medicine. universities in Virginia in propriate to honor President Virginia Polytechnic Institute contributions to the process Proponents were quick to terms of enrollment and James Madison and would be and State University, and were presented with the point out though, that in diversity of academic a proper name for a co-ed Virginia Commonwealth James Madison Virginia there are no formal programs. institution if the school should University and Old Dominion Distinguished Service rules distinguishing colleges These smaller universities ever become one, which oc- University. awards on Founders Day, from universities as there are are George Mason, Rich- curred about 30 years later. The process of renaming March 17. There were bir- in California and Maryland. mond, Virginia Union, and Madison began last year when thday cakes at a banquet that Madison meets the criteria Washington and Lee. Carrier asked the Board of evening in honor of the new set by both of these states James Madison University Visitors and the Alumni name and new beginning for according to the public in- is the fifth name the school Association to consider the Madison. formation office. has had since it opened in 1906 Trower possibility of becoming a However, not everyone was Carrier said factors which as the State Normal and In (Continued from Page IS) university. pleased at the prospect of the are considered are the sustrial School for Women It blend of melody and rhythm Opinions have been college becoming a univer- diversity of educational was renamed the State found in the work of truly fine overwhelmingly in support of sity. Some opponents ex- programs, level of the athletic Normal School for Women at bassists. the change since it was first pressed the fear that program and student Harrisonburg in 1914 and Despite a lack of critical proposed. In a poll conducted university status would lead to enrollment. By these stan- became the State Teacher's support. Trower's music by the Public Affairs Office increased growth beyond dards, he, and others, believe College at Harrisonburg in continues to expand in range early last fall, 87 per cent of what would be best for the that Madison is more than 1924. The name Madison and style. He has preserved the students, faculty, staff and school. worthy of being named a College has been around since the best of the old power-rock alumni responding were in According to Francis Bell university. 1938. musical heritage without favor of a name change. Jr., rector of the Board of Those in favor of the It was adopted on the letting it keep him from The name James Madison Visitors, the request for a change also used the suggestion of the school's further experiments into the Universtiy received the most name change had "no argument that Madison is president, Samuel P. Duke, uses of distortion. votes by a 3-1 margin of those correlation to any plans favoring a change. The next for growth. most popular choice was The board, he added, simply Madison University. believes university status will This poll was presented to enhance recruitment of new "Welcome JMU the Board of Visitors at their faculty members, make Oct. 22 meeting and they voted "more attractive" athletic unanimously to request the scheduling possible, and lead Virginia General Assembly to to increases in grant money. change the name. There were also those who Students" Identical bills which were didn't think Madison had introduced in the state Senate some of the - characteristics by Sen. Nathan Miller of often thought of as the Rockingham County and the distinction between a college House by Del. Bonnie Paul of and a university, such as Harrisonburg said wherever IA HACIENDA in the Code of Virginia the name Madison College ap- pears the name be struck and replaced by James Madison Finest Mexican & American Food University.' Both bills were passed by each house in February and according to normal ? procedure the change would W OffAny Combination Plate I go into effect on July 1, the start of the new fiscal year. The bill was then signed by Governor Mills Godwin on March 22, providing the final Mexican and American Beer formality to an already sure thing. Hurt 11-11 Ftl-Stf 11-11 Rt 11 Wk Hirriiubiri A Shitt* 0* Cljarles jfttatljiaaft $nt. Welcome Bock Students Quality Men's Wear Downtown Harrisonburg Charge Accounts Invited DONUT KING fi\ The Red & White King -\Wants To See The JMU Purple & Gold Gang Down At 373 N. Mason St. 52 VARIETIES OF DONUTS PLUS THE WOLDS BEST COFFEE 433-/734 24 Hrs.7 Day$ a week THE BREEZE. Friday, September 2, 1977, Page 31 'Hurry Sundown9 step forward for Outlaws

By CUTCH ARMSTRONG As can be expected, "Hurry Labour on percussion. Yes, Out to prove they are not Sundown" has many powerful much too short while the In other words, one could say that was Manual Labour. weaker parts are extended just a "flash in the pan," the guitar riffs and solos. Musically the group's debut that the lyrics are way past Outlaws have taken a Guitarists Billy Jones, Hughie One must assume that petty but not quite poetry album, "The Outlaws," Szymczyk instructed the boys significant step forward with Thomasson and Henry Paul remains their best to date but the release of "Hurry Sun- play with the same vigor that to keep the time down in order Musically, side one is the new one, their third, to squeeze more songs on the vintage Outlaw music- down." was prominent in early illustrates that the group is The album was produced Lynyrd Skynyrd albums. record. While nearly all the distinctive and hard-driving finally becoming aware of its songs are over four minutes, The second side lacks the and engineered by Bill Drummer Monte Yoho and tremendous potential. Tunes Szymczyk, who also happens recently acquired bassist only one exceeds five minutes. energy that the band must like "Holiday," "Gunsmoke" One can certainly assume have to be consistently in- to do the same thing for the Harvey Da I ton Arnold provide and the title track attest to Eagles. It is unfortunate that a more than sufficient bottom that the better songs will.be teresting. This lack of energy the Outlaws must endure the for their exploring guitarists. shapes up as the LP's major same over-production Guest artists include Joe downfall. techniques that the Eagles Vitale, late of the Joe Walsh 9 have succumbed to. -The band, on the synthesizers and 'past petty ...not quite poetry Overall, "Hurry Sundown" album succeeds however. the world renowned Manual rates as an above average record that could have been this fact expanded when performed in. outstanding had one or two "Gunsmoke," a song about concert, but that does not weaker tunes been eliminated expired luck, could very well * console the listener when the in favor of longer strong ones. So. Main Street be an Outlaw classic much record is on the turntable. * * like "Green Grass and High The album's lyrics shape The fact remains that the Tides." up to be the best ever from the Outlaws are at their best when The major flaw in "Gun- Tampa-based band. But lines they are rocking and despite smoke" is also the major flaw like "sugar and spice and all flaws in its production, * with the album. The band's things nice" indicate that "Hurry Sundown ' is a good forte-high energy jams-are more work needs to be done. rocking album. 3 I NO APPOINTMENTS NECESSARY * WELCOME BACK * * JM.U. STUDENTS RECORDS * * 5 TAMS Mario's * Beauty Salon * POSTERS * * * " Your Head Is Our Business" * * 1770 E. Market St. Harrisonburg, Va. 22801 Phone * PRINTS * "ftfcross from K-Mort) 434-3010 * * CARDS ■ ~y**n**K****n*n*n*A*n*n****fi'\*n*.****n*.np*******mm*np*mmm** * * \ James Madison University CLOTHES * * JEWELRY BOOSTER PIPES CLUB Welcomes You PAPERS As A Fellow Member INCENSE * Freshman class strongly urged to join COLLECTABLE* * Register as a member and get free ETC JMU painter hat it to register or for questions come to If JAMES MADISON WERE ALIUE , booth outside D- hall doors 4-5 * WELL AND LIUINO IN Friday 8am-5pm * J HARRISONBURO TDDAV, HE * Watch for scheduled club meeting * WOULD TROT DOWNTOWN TO next week } 30S0.MAINWITHHIS00LLV it Membership only $2.00 includes hat, J AND AMUSE HIMSELF WITH parties, dances, and priorities for bus J THE MUSE I seats for a >cay games

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(Continued from Page 1 > third, "would be somewhere plans and plans for pre- "Declarations of Intention" running for first vice- DeWitt explained that if the in between." he said. registration. he said. from the SGA office in the president must pick up a appointee later ran in the The SGA is also sponsoring campus center. All "Declaration of Intention" "I feel I should be a policy- declarations must be turned in and signature sheets from the special election, the council maker." he said, pointing out a used book sale this week, might be accused of having which began Wednesday and to the respective Hall Council SGA office. These must be that "whatever happens, the president by noon, September turned in by noon, September appointed a friend or persona) president is the one who will end Saturday. The sale choice to the office Also, he will run basically the same as 16. he said. 9. to the SGA office with a receives either the credit or Anyone interested in minimum of 200 signatures. said, the council did not want the criticism." last year's sale, with students turning in their books to be the appointee spending the One project that DeWitt interim period campaigning. sold by the SGA, and after the will try to undertake for the sale, then collecting the price Phon«: 434-1617 Rack's failure to return next month will be to get may delay the publication of of their books from the SGA. the proposed Teacher-Course students to register to vote in Last year's sale sold 2.500 the upcoming gubernatorial books, and collected $5,000. aune 5 Evaluation Handbook, but the elections, and to persuade Wa inconvenience of having to students to vote for passage of The sale is being held on the UNISEX SALON find a replacement is the only the $125 million bond mezzanine, the floor above the other impairment that Rack's referendum at the same time. information desk in the ST W. Mwkal St. decision is likely to have on Warren Campus Center. A H«rn»cnburg. V«. 22*01 the SGA. DeWitt said. According to DeWitt, who spring used book sale will be Rack chaired last year's represents JMU on the state- contingent upon the success Featuring Th» Lat»»t wide Students for Bonds la Air Flowing evaluation handbook com- of this one. DeWitt said. Hair Daaigning mittee * under former SGA Committee, the bond referendum contains im- SGA senate elections will President Mike Anestos. be held September 20, DeWitt DeWitt, intending to complete provements for higher Come See education, mental health said, adding, interested Anestos' unfinished project, persons should talk to their has been working on the facilities, prison facilities, parks and recreation and port head residents or Hall Council Wayne, Cathy, and Bob[ handbook this summer and presidents and pick up hopes to have it published by facilities for the Hampton and Christmas break, he said. Norfolk areas. New presidents "often Without the added funds for don't want to pick up where a higher education, JMU will predecessor left off," DeWitt not be able to construct a new ^%TAC CENTER said, but "there are records School of Education building, here that show that Teacher- which has priority over a Course Evaluation Booklets library addition and other were planned as far back as campus facilities, DeWitt Q Welcomes Eacl? six or seven years ago." said. The president's term SGA projects still "in the always ran out before the discussion stage" include JM All JMU §tuderits project could be completed, he deferred tuition payment explained, and the succeeding -i— We Invite ALL Students to visit our guitar center Eresident either started at the eginning again or dropped Hi which now has one of THE LARGEST selection of the project completely. Hinting as to how he will Lpj guitars and amps in the area. So come by this handle his administration, DeWitt said he sees three week and recieve 50% off on any strings with possible roles for a president to play. First, he said the JMU ID president can be a policy- maker with advisers, presenting plans and ideas to the senate. 785 E. Market St. Second, the president can es rely on the senate to do most sic Harrisonburg. Va. 22801 of the policy-making, and, - 434-4489

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Page 36. THE BREEZE. Friday. September 2. 1977 By Garry Trudeau Classifieds DOONESBURY OH, YES. MR. NO, ANDrM6erm WEU.UOULDW HAMILL?.. GEE, MR. SON, SURE! THEY SON!HASNT TIRED OF JUST SIT- CAKET0SPEAKT0 i DON'T mm. i HAVE YOU DONrCARElNO MR BRSSUN T1HSHEREWTCM- MRHAmifHEALSO WU6HTHIS TRJEDTHE ONE CARES UN- Roommates RETURNED YOUR IN6THEPAMPf£L WRITES ABOUTTN- PLEASTDSAM POLICE? LESS YOVHAVE CALL YET? OFF THE WALL TERESTIN6 NEW KIND OF A PATTERN! KOOMMATE WANTED. Y0RKERS..\ \ Preferably female Holly Ct. f NEAR MY RAMBLED.. Apts. 2-F. Rent approx $55 HOTPLATE! plus electricity. Call-Stop by. Carol or Dionne 433-2897. For Sale THE WASHINGTON POST NEWSPAPER will be available starting Sun Sept. 5. For room delivery in N- Complex dorms sign up on (e B^MAAU^_^ sheets on section bulletin boards before Friday night or call Tom 4172. For Lake Complex Dorms call Jim WELL, NOT A FR1EW, 1'LLTEU-YOU, 1WAS HE HASNT? EXACTLY. A CtHUOtm. STUNNED WHEN I FOUND BUT HE Mattes at 7244. Rates are YOU U£LL,tMNOT AT HIS PLACE OF EM m 0UTTTUASHIM. mWAS $1.40. ARE? DID7 HASNTOOm SURPRJSED.m PLOiMENT. HE SAID A UTTLE WEIRD, BUT m ANYTHING ALWAYS KEPT DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT XX/'P BE EXPECTING ALWAYS SAID GOOD MOR- YET! TO HIMSELF, AND WEDDING RINGS. Up ME TO CALL TO MAKE NING.Y0UKNOW? I tWULP] YOU KNOW J COMMENT, HAVE NEVER to 50 per cent discount to / students, faculty and staff. , YOU KNOW? ISAM' 6UES6EDHE Example: '/4 ct. $95, 4 ct. DID IT! $275, 1 ct $795. by buying direct from leading diamond importer. For color catalog " ft send $1 to SMA Diamond Importers. Inc., Box 42, Fanwood. N.J. 07023 ( indicate SJ name of school) or call ( 212) 682-3390 for location of showroom nearest you. 20 TYPEWRITERS at sacrifice prices. Portables, my, am, HAVE w*,i*m THEMOVIENEGOTIATIONS FOR 'NIXES 100 G'S!" Standards and Electrics. All YOUSEEN JIMMY? fSrarrz HIS 'SAM" BOOK BROKEDOWN. UJHATSORT YT5AN0PEN BRESLINTO 60D LOVE HIM, have been reconditioned. SOME NUT HAS wuruym MIKE SAYS UE 60TTA RUN OF STATE- LETTER TO TINSELTOWN- HE HEW OUT Contact R.L. Jefferies, 503 THIS STATEMENT FOR. MENT? HOLLYWOOD- DROP DEAD!" FOR CREATIVE East Market St., Harrison- m ALLOW »P HIM! PA6E ONE! CONTROL! burg. 434-2797. FOR HIM! HORSES BOARDED. Pasture, stalls, grain, hay, grooming, hauling available. Located next to JMU farm. For information call 249-4009. YARD SALE. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sat. Sept. 3. 357 N. Liberty St. Harrisonburg. YARD SALE: Sept. 3, 10-4, 428CardinalDr. (several (SFfo&a*^^. households). Clothes, games, Illllllllllllllllllllllllimillllllllll crafts, household items, apt.; BEEN THERE: Salutations TO THE MEMORY of the range, etc. and congratulations! Well, G.G., the I.G. "who no longer CLASSIFIED ADS there you are in your state and exist," the W.G. (Hit the Wanted here I am in a most blatant tracks at 5:29), from "Love must be hand delivered and naked state. 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