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One Performance Only . t SAC Announces Grass Roots Concert The Student Activities Com- the group performed/at Wood- mittee said in a recent an- stock, "Wait A'Million Years," nouncement that the popular and their recent smash, rock group, "Grass Roots," "Temptation Eyes." will present a. concert at Madi- son. The concert will be May "Grass Roots" have made 8 at 8 p.m. in Wilson Hall. no flashy headlines. They have concentrated on making their "Grass Roots" have been music,' and making it better. one of the most popular re- Nothing sudden, just solid. cording groups in the country for more than four years. They Tickets for the concert are got their start in Israel, where $3.50 and $3.00 each, and will two of their members met, be on sale at the information and later returned to Los An- counter in the Warren Center. geles to start putting their There will only be one con- sound together. Their first rec- cert, so tickets are limited. ord, "Let's Live for Today," sold a million copies, and "Grass Roots" have been go- Soprano Redford's ing strong ever since. Other top-40 winners for the Recital Tomorrow group /include "Heaven The Music Department of Knows," "River is Wide," Madison College presents "Out/in the Country" which Shirley Redford, a soprano, in Senior Recital this Sunday, at 3 p.m. in Latimer-Shaeffer Theatre. Miss Redford will be assisted by Wandalyn Boley, In the last issue of pianist, and Brenda Riley, Genesis II, the WMRA-FM clarinetist. radio schedule had sign-off times for Friday and Satur- Miss Redford's program will day at 12 midnight. This include a recitative and aria was in error. from "Acis and Galatea" by Handel; an aria by Scarlatti; German selections by Schu- Correct sign-off for both bert, Schumann and Brahms; nights is 1:30 a.m. Genesis French selections by Reynoldo II apologizes for the error. Hahn, Gabriel Faure, and Gus- tave Ferrari; and others. Miss Redford has attended GRASS ROOTS IS COMING Madison College for all of her undergraduate work. She has studied voice under Sally Novice Debate Cut-Out Date June 6 Lance of the Music Depart- ment for four years. In her. Team Takes First; freshman year, Miss Redford Seniors Revamp Graduation Plans took second place in the Vir- Forensics Sponsor This year the Senior class . day before graduation in order 8:30 a.m. in the dining hall. ginia National Association of voted on a different format for to practice on Saturday. A The seniors will go to practice Teacher Singers State Com- Campus Comment graduation which is set for party was usually held Satur- around 9:30 a.m., and Presi- petition. June 6 at 2:15 p.m. on the day night for the Seniors, but dent and Mrs. Carrier will She has also assisted with Madison College's Novice quad. The new format elimi- attendance was always low. host a coffee for the parents another Senior Recital during Debate Team won the First nates senior weekend and This year the party will be in the Student Union. her sophomore year, and has involves the Deans of the eliminated and practice and all Place trophy at the Virginia At 10:30 a.m. the seniors soloed with the Madison Col- schools of Education, Human- other activities will take place State Championship Debate will go to the church of their lege Orchestra on several oc- Tournament held at Longwood ities, Natural Sciences, and So- on Sunday. choice with their families. Af- casions. cial Sciences. College in Farmville, Virginia, ter church there will be a Another change will be in Admission is open to the April 23. In the past the Seniors had luncheon in the dining hall for the Baccalaureate Service. In- public at no charge. to come back to school on Fri- the seniors and parents. Donna Will and Bob Makof- stead of this service, Seniors sky went undefeated to win will go to the church of their The next major event will honors as the top affirmative choice with their families. most coveted award. be graduation at 2:15 p.m. It team, while Jane Reiser and will take place on the quad David Bottenfield sustained a Madison College Forensics, The graduation ceremony facing Wilson Hall. In case single loss to be the top nega- in conjunction with W.M.R.A. will be slightly different, also. of rain, the ceremony will be tive team. Radio, is pleased to announce The degrees will be given out held in Wilson Auditorium. a new discussion program call- in alphabetical order according The First Place trophy mak- ed "Campus Comments." to the four schools. This is in The guest speaker at grad- ing theni "State Champions" contrast to the past method of uation willx be Dr. Marshall was awarded to Madison Col- This program will be aired mass alphabetical order. The Hahn, president of VPI. His lege for the best record of a at 8:00 p.m. each Wednesday. seniors will receive a blank topic has not been announced four man debate unit. Madison students will be dis- roll of paper during the actual yet. cussing campus, national, and ceremony and after graduation All the students are first international topics in a panel *hey will go to the head of The class of 71, with an ex- pected total of 612 graduates, year debaters at Madison, and discussion format. their school to get their de- including 49 honor graduates, all without previous high gree. school experience. They have It is hoped that your stu- has not yet decided on the gift won trophies three of their dents will find this program Graduation activities will to leave the college. Any sen- last four tournaments, but the both thought provoking and. begin early Sunday morning iors with suggestions are ask- State Championships was their educationally stimulating. with the Senior Breakfast at ed to contact Nancy West. Shirley Redford Page 2 Genesis II, Madison College, Friday, April 30, 1971 EDITORIAL COMMENTS Letters To The Editor ive comments are well-receiv- to save a few dollars on a Response to the demonstrations currently being held in ToucheU ed. If you will re-read the smaller item worth little more the nation's capitol has varied from whole hearted support to Dear Editor: We talked in my office at editorial, however, you would than what it is being sold for.) hearty disapproval. Whatever the reaction, however, the demon- discover that the "crime" of strators have made their presence felt. some length one day about Yea, Campus Center! freedom of the press for "economic rape" in fact was One VVAW member presented a passionate plea to a campus publications. At that stated. Subsequent to the Dear Editor: senate committee for the. immediate withdrawal of all troops time you mentioned that there editorial, a meeting was held When in the world will from Viet Nam. Students met with the Foreign Relations is a responsibility for the cam- between members of a campus those post office boxes be fix- Committee, and at one point, even the always-cool, Senator pus newspaper to adhere to group and representatives of ed? Mine has not been work- Aiken blew his composure and asked why the demonstrators the ethics and practices of two local businesses. At this ing since February when the did not leave the country if they thought it was so bad. sound journalism. time, grievances were aired, offices were changed, and I Naturally, their (students) response'wa's that they loved the How then can you justify and the merchants were given can only get my mail by hav- country very much, which was why they wanted to change it. your charges which seem to the opportunity to respond ing an employee open it from center around the unethical or directly to their "accusers." the inside. Two letters to the editor of the local Harrisonburg news- More of these meetings are even dishonest practices of Needless to say, I have to paper were opposed to what the demonstrators were doing. the Harrisonburg businessman. planned in the near future to One condemned the "Peoples Peace Treaty," while the other get there betwen 9-12 and 1- You accuse, but you do not bring about an understanding found actions he had observed between certain demonstrators between merchants and stu- 4:45. It gets quite aggravating state the crime. This kind of to realize you finally have a very offensive. (The offensive actions were public displays of journalism should be reserved dents. By the way, in talking private physical and emotional actions.) to the two businesses at the letter, only to have to wait 15 for the gossip column, not the (or more) minutes until the This weekend, demonstrations will continue, with all editorials. Yet you speak of meeting, it was learned that their business had dropped as P. O. opens. I have reported branches of the protest movement represented: anti-war, women's ethics. it, and get the same excuse: It is my hope that the mer- a result of the editorial. "That lib, gay lib, et al. In publicity materials sent out by partici- "I don't know when the man pating groups, targets were annbunced against which the chants of Harrisonburg will was one of the reasons they came to the meeting. But where will be back." Can't somebody demonstrations would concentrate their efforts. BjJt will all recognize that this particular do something??? these efforts be of any real value? editorial speaks only for an are the others in the Harrison- editor who can't seem to find burg economic hierarchy? Out Sincerely, In remarks on nationwide television, Vice President Agnew a snack bar hamburger or a having "grand opening" sales Judy Campbell warned the nation against placing any stock in the demon- night spot beer that is priced many months after their stores Box 574 strations.' He noted that "only" 200,000 people participated and within his budget! open, or out having anniver- (ED. NOTE: All hail, the new that represented" "only" two percent of the population of the Betty Finlayson sary sales, in which one has to student center, the epitome of U.S. He also said he found it shocking that senators and other (ED. NOTE: Your construct- spend hundreds of dollars just excellence.) members of congres's paid any attentiion to the demonstrators. Certainly, Mr. Agnew, they are only citizens of the U.S., why pay any attention to them? Though there are many different drummers, the demon- stration beat goes on, and will continue to go on until the WMRA-FM elected representatives become more responsive to the needs NOTES by Lesli Brown by the U.S. Air Force, may be Stills, Nash and Young fans, of the people. The vote-18 amendment will insure this, if it is WMRA will help to pro- heard Thursday at 4:45 p.m. this one is a must. approved. / mote "Drugs on Trial Week" It features every kind of music Another new group, Rio with a special series of pro- from jazz to the big-band Grande, has their first albumn grams next week at 4 p.m. sound. out on the RCA label. Victor daily. The programs will vary American Profiles is offered also offers the Morning, Noon from different ways of pre- twice a day for five minutes & Nite Liters who play "funk venting drug abuse to the act- each. Some person or organi- V roll." This description fits Genesis n their music, and they show ual spotting of a drug abuser. zation which has made a con- FublUhcd Wsskly by tho Stvdonl Body of Madison Collage, Horrlionbwrg, Virginia These programs are presented tribution to society is covered. signs of good soul. MlCUIII PTl.C0.,m«.,VI!0M»,V». by the National Association of The end of one of our most Alice Stuart's Full Time / MIMBEI Oh Educational Broadcasters. successful programs is almost Woman albumn cover suggests National Advertising Strvlc, Inc., Associated CollaglaM Pros* While you're learning about here. China Conversations, dis- a driving sound equal to the drugs, why not learn about cussing U.S. relations with motorcycles pictured, but this FRANK HUMPHREYS some of our U.S. senators too? China will have its final two Fantasy LP is-easy and folk- Editor-in-Chief A program, U.S. Senate, is programs this Tuesday and ish instead. Fantasy also waxes STAFF: aired every Saturday at 6 p.m., Thursday at 8:30 p.m. Abel, whose new Please World, Paulette Bisr Rita Katsotis and each week a different sen- * * * * * comes on a lot like Chicago. ator is featured. Carole King, a soul version Terri Brewrter Marian Lebherz LP^ PREVIEW Travel The World In Song of Barbara Streisand, moves Mary Burroughs Leigh Lindjord by Bob Conroy Alma Davis Lila Norman and Future Of... are two pro- the listener with cuts like "I John Hulver Frank Orndorff grams which highlight Mon- A few new groups have cut Felt the Earth Move" from her Karen Talbott day's schedule. The former is and released new albums. Most new Tapestry albumn. Bill White a series put out by the U.S. notable among the newcomers Navy, and it takes the listener is Tin Tin, an easy - rock JACK ATKINSON Don't go to dinner in the on tours of different countries group whose single "Toast Advisor D-hall tomorrow. It will be musically. It is aired at 4:45 and Marmalade for Tea" is locked, but dinner will be p.m. climbing the national sales served on the courtyard be- The Future Of... is a pro- charts. Their album, featuring tween Shorts and Eagle FRANKLY SPEAKING by Philfronk gram which features discus- good and easy souijds, has in- Dorms as a prelude to a sion about society's alternative cluded "Come On Over Again" dance sponsored by the Stu- futures in a wide variety of and "She Said Ride." dent Government Associat- subject areas. This program Seems like Atco has another ion. is aired at 7 p.m., and next winner on their hands from A dinner of submarine week's topic will be "Judaism." CSNY. The two-record Four sandwiches will be served Enjoy good music? Serenade Way Street is music prformed betwen 5-6 p.m., followed in Blue, a program presented in concert, and for Crosby, by a dance featuring two TOP 10 Madison College rock bands, 1. LUCKY MAN Emerson, Lake, & Palmer Abraham and Son. The 2. IF h ./.. Bread dance will last until 1a.m. 3. JOY TO THE WORLD Three Dog Night The dance is open to all, 4. I AM — I SAID Neil Diamond but boarding students must 5. ANOTHER DAY Paul McCartney pick up their tickets for the 6. PUT YOUR HAND IN THE HAND Ocean dinner. Tickets may be pick- 7. LOVE HER MADLY Doors ed up at breakfast or lunch, 8. MUSIC IS LOVE J David Crosby or anytime before 3 p.m., in 9. JUST MY IMAGINATION Temptations the Food Service Office. 10. WE CAN WORK IT OUT Stevie Wonder A similar "eat-out" will PIK HJTS be held again on Friday, SILLY SALLY '. Iron Butterfly May 7, with a barbeque BROWN SUGAR Rolling Stones chicken dinner planned. WE CAN HAVE IT TOGETHER Lovecraft Abraham will play at the WHAT CAN.YOU BRING ME dance following dinner - - U& W&m ftTTFCflKK; rWTfUrS!' Charles Wright & Watts 103rd same time, same place. Street Band Genesis II, Madison College, Friday, April 30, 1971 Page 3 Classes Cancelled Distinguished Teacher Award Funds Honors Program Fetes Contributed By Kawneer Company Student's Achievements A $500 contribution by the the Year award at Madison thing we can do, however, is Kawneer company will be used College beginning next year, quite so important as the qual- Honors Day 1971 will be ob- bership in the Association for a Distinguished Teacher of Dr. Ronald E. Carrier, presi- ity of our faculty's teaching served Thursday, May 6, ac- and a year's subscription dent, announced today. which by its effectiveness de- cording to an announcement to the National Business Speech & Drama Depart- It will be given at com- termines our students' learn- from the office of the Assist- Education Forum and ment: recognition; mencement exercises to the ing. ant Provost. The program will Yearbook; Zeta Tau Alpha: a check; teacher at the college who is "To promote effective teach- be in Wilson Hall Auditorium Pi Omega Pi: trophy; Sigma Phi Lambda: a selected for the annual award. ing and* learning is our pri- at 10:50 a.m., during third Gamma Iota Chapter of check; ^ committee is being appoint- mary' mission. By the estab- period. Sigma Alpha Iota: certifi- Bernice R. Varner Scholar- ed to determine the procedures lishment of this award, the cate; ship : $100; for selection. Students will be recognized college is taking a specific step Foreign Language Elsie H. ,Wigley Memorial Daniel E. Stark, manager of and awards presented for their to define, to recognize, and to Department: a book; Scholarship; $250; the Harrisonburg Kawneer achievements in various areas reward distinguished teach- Home Economics Depart- Logan Award: $15 check plant said, "Speaking for my. of the college community. ing." ment: silver bowl) by Genesis II and Blue- company, I feel this is a most Recipients of these awards are Kappa Pi: Gold Key; . stone; satisfactory use of our contri- He added, "I believe this not made known to the student Pi Gamma Mu: name on Duke Award: $100; bution. Our company benefits award will be an indication of body until announced at this plaque; Chrysalis: 1st, 2nd place from the values of higher edu- our support and appreciation assembly. Department of Health and for Poetry and Fiction, cation and the awarding of an of those many facets which The speaker will be the Physical Education: a with Honorable Mentions outstanding teacher is one way culminate in the art of effec- member of the senior class book; (1st place, $50 check; 2nd of demonstrating an.apprecia- tive teaching from which with the highest scholastic Department of Special place, $25 check; Honor- tion of this fact." evolves exceptional learning average. Recognition will be : Education Services: name able Mention, a book); Dr. Carrier said, "Our col- perpetuated in the minds of given in the following areas: on plaque; Who's Who Certificates. lege has many obligations and students, from which the Panhellenic Council: soror- Sigma Delta Chi and (Continued on Page 6) performs many services. No- whole of society benefits." ity with the highest sch- olastic average (1st, 2nd, and 3rd); .....„__.. Chemistry Department: Handbook of Chemistry and Physics . furnished by The Chemical Rubb er Company; Mathematics Club: four- volume set of books, The World of Mathematics; Prize Poetry Award: $25 check; Business Education De- partment: award provided wm l by the National Business m Association, a year's mem-

Student Activities Commit- tee is sponsoring an introduc- tory lecture on "transcendental meditation" on Monday, May 3, at 8 p.m. io the Warren Center Ballroom. , Anyone can begin to use the full potential of his mind in all fields of life through trans-

cendental meditation. This is a 'fitl-n t tmWkaUi way to expand the conscious WRBSr mind, tap an inexhaustible reservoir of energy and crea- tive intelligence, and bring ful- fillment to life. This form of meditation comes from man's ancienf heritage. It is a safe, natural and spontaneous meth- od for expanding the mind, and it works for everyone. . The lecture is open to the general public. May 11, Spring Registration " The office of the Assistant Provost announced spring registration will be held Tues- immediate withdrawal from southeast asia day, May 11, for the academic year 1971-72. Spring registrat- ion will be held in the Warren Center Ballroom. Printed schedules ojt classes Sin memory kent&jackson will be distributed on May 5.. Faculty members will get them Q»e year ago, students were shot on the first, so students are en- campuses of Kent and Jackson State as &AME- 1 want to join the "SMC, Enclosed is couraged to check with their they were protesting against the South- one

^ Page 4 Genesis II, Madison College, Friday, April 30, 1971 At Sweet Briar College FRANKLY SPEAKING by Phil Frank Eco-Ornithology Course Held A summer course in Ecology Men and women who have the college, will have-an added and Ornithology will be con- completed the sophomore year feature this year. Participants ducted on the Sweet Briar in college are eligible, and ap- who wish to earn college credit College campus during the plications may be placed im- may continue their studies in- week of June 13-19. Taught by mediately. Several scholar- dependently for a second week, Dr. Ernest P.. Edwards, pro- ships, offered on the basis of either at home or by remain- fessor of biology, the course financial need, are available ing on campus. For successful will be an introduction to with priority given to teachers. completion of the combina- ecology, combined with a study The course, which has been tion, the participant may earn of birds and their attributes. given for several summers at two semester-hours of college credit, or if enrolled in a col- lege with the 4-1-4 calendar, Asian Studies Conference Held a half-unit of credit. The first week will include At VMI; Madison Joins VASC lectures, intensive field work, by Dennis Pluchinsky Most of them had traveled laboratory work, and films. either through China or the Those who wish to pursue a I was fortunate enough to Soviet Union. They were will- second week of study may attend the Virginia Asias ing to "rap" with us also after specialize in either ornithology Studies Conference at the Vir- their lectures. In fact, we or ecology and will be given ginia Military Institute in learned more at these rap ses- related assignments. They will Lexington on April 22 and 23. sions than we did listening to be expected to write a short Info .At Placement Office With the recent developments their lectures. paper and complete a final ex- amination, to be mailed to Dr. in Sino-American relations, We voted Gen. William A. Edwards before Aug. 1. the conference was extremely Tidwell, who spoke on "The Summer Jobs Available well-timed and rewarding. Impact of the War in Viet- No credit can be given for Although Madison was not nam on Chinese Military the first week alone, nor can Information concerning sum- ers are needed on campus this a member of the Virginia Strategy and thtovSino-Soviet the second week be taken with- mer employment and summer summer by the Department of Asian Studies Consortium at Confrontation," the worst out the first. The costs will travel is available in the Place- Buildings and Grounds. Prior- the time, which has 15 mem- speaker of the conference. Ac- be the same, whether the ment Office (second floor— ity will be given to Madison ber colleges in the state, we cording to Gen. Tidwell, not course is taken for credit or, Alumnae Hall). Students in- College students. Summer stu- were well represented. In fact, only are we winning the war not. terested in summer jobs in dents are ineligible because of Dean Brown, Jijn West and I in Vietnam, but we are prov- camps, social work, ^ resort the full time nature of the were the only "students" there. ing the guerilla strategy of Further details and informa- hotels, parks, and other agen- positions. Those interested Some VMI cadets attended, Mao-Tse-Tung a failure.. He tion about costs may be obtain- cies should see the bulletin should contact Mr. Gene Wag- but we later found out they also attacked the intellectual ed from Dr. Edwards, Sweet board and read available in- ner, Director, Wilson Hall were "coerced" to attend by community for listening to Briar College, Sweet Briar, Va. formation. basement. Deadline is May 15. ope of their history professors. only on^ side of the Vietnam 24595. General maintenance work- Students interested in con- Doctors Wood, Reinhartz and war. struction work in the area may Yoon, along with Miss Wall, My only regret for the con- apply to Mr. Bobby Cook, represented the Madison fac- Guaranteed VA Loans Authorized Now ference was the poor attend- Nielsen Construction Com- ulty. ance. There were only about On Purchase Of Mobile Home By Vets pany, 56 W. Johnson St. The The topic of the conference 40-50 people there at both ses- number of these jobs is limit- was "The Sino-Soviet ConT sions. Considering the Con- The Veterans Administra- purchase of mobile home lot; ed and there will be many ap- flkt," presented,extremely well sortium has IS member col- tion has a pamphlet for vet- apply to a lender for a loan. plications. Therefore, interest- by the members of the panel. leges, the attendance was a erans and servicemen who Another question: "Who is ed students should apply im- The lecturers were very shameful testament to intellec- want information about a guar- eligible for a mobile home mediately. knowledgeable in their subject tual apathy towards Asian anteed loan for a mobile home. loan?" ^ areas, most of them having studies. Single copies of the pamph- Answer: Servicemen on ac- received their doctorates from Then again, this is represen- let are available free at all tive duty, veterans of World STOP - LOOK - LISTEN! Princeton, Yale and Columbia. tative of America's attitude lotal VA offices or from the War II, the Korean Conflict, Beautiful, large 4 Bedroom toward Communist China. We VA Central Office (26), and those who served after House, Parkview Area, Harris- David B. Garber seem to feel if we keep our Washington, D. C. 20420. Jan. 31, 1955, if they are en- onburg. Partly furnished, plus VA said the brief pamphlet titled to VA's maximum $12,- 4 Bedroom Area in Basement. JEWELER, INC. eyes closed long enough, Red (#26-71-1) titled "Questions 500 conventional home loan Dry, Comfortable — Ideal for China will disappear. Single or Married Students. 49 West Water St. and Answers on Mobile Loans guaranty. Children Welcome — Foreign (Continued on Page 6) to Veterans," is designed to Harrisonburg, Virginia VA pamphlet 26-71-1 also Students Also Welcome. answer questions often-asked provides answers to such ques- Winston's One Hour about the program which was Available July 1, 1971. 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/ Genesis II, Madison College, Friday, April 30, 1971 Page 5 -The Grandstander — ^^^^^^^ The Dukes' baseball team matched its number of victories Osborn Shoots Medalist posted last year when it split a pair with VCU Saturday. The win was the team's fourth against two defeats. Last year's record was 4-8 in Madison's first taste of intercollegiate com- As Dukes Tie For 3rd petition. It seems a fair bet that this year's squad will better Jack Osborn won medalist that mark. Old Dominion. I Second place in the meet honors and Billy Lam finished t * • ,* ♦ Coach Ward Long, who said went to Randolph-Macon fourth as th,e surprising Duke prior to the meet that his team which finished six strokes be- The tennis team might have lost its third straight match golfers tied for third place last Saturday but it was by no means, disgraced. The Shepherd had reached a peak, saw his hind the winners. Other teams with William & Mary in the judgment vindicated although in order of finish were the Uni- Rams, undefeated in seven matches, had its hands full in edg- state meet over the windy ing Bob Vanderwarker's netters, 5-4. The team record is now his golfers shot far below their versity of Virginia, Old Do- Lower Cascades course in Hot 2-3 for the season. usual form. Tommy Pollard minion, VCU, Washington & Springs last Monday. Virginia * * * * and Denny Fellona, for exam- Lee, Christopher Newport, Tech was the meet winner for ple, had been shooting in the VMI, Lynchburg, Roanoke, Madison seems to have grabbed off the brass ring in hiring the 13th time. Dean Ehlers as its new athletic director effective July 1. 70's all year. Neither could Richmond, Hampden-Sydney, Osborn fired a 78 on the . approach their season aver- and Bridgewater. Ehlers comes here from Memphis where he was athletic director front nine and trailed Allen of the city's public schools. ages under Monday's condi- The Dukes finish out their Holmes of the Gobblers by tions. Pollard, another sopho- schedule with out of town Previously, he was basketball coach at Memphis State six strokes going into the sec- more, shot 86-79 while Fellona matches against George Mason where he took-his teams to the National Invitational Tourna- ond nine. The high winds had an 80-90 pair of rounds. and W&L. They were shoot- ment three times in years. This corner extends a hearty played havoc with Holmes Calling his performance "my ing for their 10th win of the welcome to the newcomer though, at the same, time being who skied to an 82 while Os- sorry to see Cleve Bransciim go. biggest thrill in golf" Osborn season at home against Hamp- born shot a 75 for a nine over attributed his win to staying ■ * * * * par total of 153. den-Sydney. Results were not out of trouble particularly in available as this went to press Like the baseball team, Coach Ward Long's golf squad The Duke medalist mixed the second round when he and will appear in the next has equalled its nine wins of last season—no mean accomplish- 21 pars with 12 bogeys and finished with a three over par issue of Genesis II. ment when one considers the rugged schedule the linksmen are three birdies for his winning 75. playing this season. They stand 9-6 on the season with four total. Lam, a sophomore, Osborn's victory snapped a matches to play. came in with a consistent 79-77 * * * * Tech streak of seven years in | Women's Tennis to finish two strokes behind which a Gobbler had either Madison College will host Controversial Denny McLain seems as flaky as ever if the Holmes and Barry Marple of won or tied for medalist episode in which he participated last week is any indication. the first Women's Intercolleg- Getting thrown out of a game over the way the plate umpire iate Tennis Tournament held is calling them seems to hint that McLain still has some grow- Twinbill Combination Eludes Duke in Virginia on May 7 & 8. Ten ing up to do. .. teams will appear in the . Washington fans hope' that the incident will not be repeat- Nine During Recent Doubleheaders tournament under the direct- ed. Hundred grand players" cahAfr win many if sitting out a ion of Miss Naomi Mills. suspension. * v K^*'" •' by John Hulver three runs and cracked three The Duchesses hopes in the 0 * ♦*♦*.-, hits for the day. ' tournament rest with Maureen Curt Flood, another of the Senators' hundred-grander!, has Larry Hunt posted his fourth Relief pitcher Bob Taylor Broe, Deborah Davenport, been anything but a sensation and has been picking up splinters consecutive victory as the tagged Hunt for a three run Sharon Dingledine, Dianna on the bench. Not only has he failed to hit, but his fielding has Dukes split a twinbill with homer in the sixth and the Gray, and Elaine Good. Virginia Commonwealth Uni- left much to be desired. Rams scored three more runs Visiting teams include Mary versity in Richmond last Sat- It is suspected by many close to the game that Flood's in the seventh before their Baldwin, Lynchburg, Hollins, urday. The Dukes lost the one-year layoff has dulled the sharp skills which made him one charge fell short. The Dukes William & Mary, Roanoke, first game 3-2 on a seventh of the game's superstars. outhit the Rams 8-5 in the first Longwood, Bridgewater, West inning single and then unload- (Wednesday's sports pages claim that Flood has chucked game but the teams were tied Hampden, and Mary Washing- it, claiming that a one and one-half year layoff is too much.) ed a 9-7 victory over the Rams in the second with 11 hits ton. * * * * at Hotchkiss field, which has apiece. no outfielc- fence. Before the week is out, Hank Aaron may join the fabled ***** Babe Ruth and Willie Mays as the only players in baseball his- VCU jumped out to a 1-0 The Dukes Nine split a tory to hit 600 homers in a career. lead in the first inning of the doubleheader with Hampden- 305 N. Mason St. Aaron, 37, smashed No. 599 last Sunday against San Diego. opener as the Dukes' i infield Sydney 7-3 and 2-1. Ron Frid- ,* * * * committed a costly error. In ley picked up his second win A Meal for Everyone Undoubtedly one of the most exciting rookies to come the second inning Ram pitcher (Continued on Page 6) along in years is the Braves' Ralph "Roadrunner" Garr who Jim Pitts tagged starter Ron played with the Richmond Braves in the International League Fridley for a solo homer. last season where he led the league in hitting. Kenny Collins retaliated JGHES'PHARMACY, E Garr was not given much of a chance to stay with Atlanta with a two-run homer in the 1021 South Main Street in spring training but has earned a starting role with his con- third with Jim Sparling on sistent hitting and daring baserunning. His talents have already base to tie the score. Collins DIAL 434-8650 gained him a large following. and Sparling each rapped two * * * * hits in the first game and by PRESCRIPTIONS — FILM One of the few bright spots in an otherwise dismal start the end of the day Sparling COSMETICS — STATIONERY for the Cleveland Indians has been the pinch-hitting of Gomer had pushed his batting aver- Hodge (yes he was named after Gomer Pyle). Hodge, whose age above .500 for the season. CANDIES — GREETING CARDS highest mark in organized ball has been .231, has collected seven hits and four walks in 13 pinch-hitting assignments thus far Fridley did not allow this year. another run but tired in the Tribe fans need something to take their minds off the seventh and was relieved by UNUSUAL MERCHANDISE pathetic showing of Sudden Sam McDowell and Hawk Harrel- Hunt. Ram Tommy Carter It's Harrisonburg's Most Unusual Stores son. McDowell has already lost three and is walking every punched a single off Hunt to other batter while Harrelson is clubbing the ball at a .130 pace. center field driving Pitts home GLEN'S FAIR PRICE GLEN'S GIFT * * * ♦ to win the game. STORE CENTER 187 N. Main St The men's tennis team ran its season record to 3-2 with Madison started the second 95 S. Main St. Complete Camera Dept. an 8-1 win over Eastern Mennonite as Al Mayer once again game on the right track with Gifts of Distinction fed the way. a 3-0 first inning lead as Jerry Home Owned Stores With Mayer captured the No. 1. singles match by defeating Carl Dellinger, Dave Snyder, Hugh Lantz and Collins all rapped FRIENDLY PEOPLE TO SERVE Martin, 6-1, 6-3, as the Dukes swept all but one doubles match. YOU AND SOLVE YOUR NEEDS EMC is now 1-2 on the year. singles. Coilins drove home * * *\» / Snyder in the third inning to -¥ Senior Pam Wiegart of the girl's golf team captured medal- up the score to 4-1 while the ist honors in the UNC at Greensboro Invitational tournament Rams scored off starter Larry last Saturday by shooting a five over par 62. Hunt in the second. 3ttp Hilbam JRmrot Eleven colleges competed in the 18-hole event. This set up the fourth inn- 121 S. Main ** ♦ * * ing when the Dukes blasted The archery teams opened their respective seasons against four hits and scored four runs HARRISONBURG, VA. the Univejjtiy of Richmond, 2259 to 1908, as the women bowed to open up an 8-llead. Hunt to WesthMpton, 1986-1915. retired the Rams one-two- 434-9347 Sue Vincke and Ann Bollinger paced the women with three in the fifth and needed 534 and 514 respectively while Martin Spencer with 600 and Bob Corso's sixth inning solo Bryan Daniels with 570 aided „Ryder in the men's cause. Ryder homer to hold off a late rally OPEN 11 A.M.-12 P.M. came up with a 614. by the Rams. Corso scored Page 6 Genesis II, Madison College, Friday, April 30, 1971 Crying Time Again | Booze And Sex Just Don't Mix People who begin drinking and eventually it can supplant some of the most eminent a little liquor to facilitate sex- it," she writes. As the years doctors and psychiatrists in ual arousal are likley to end up go by the number of drinks America. Other topics in the crying in their beer. a person takes has a way of May issue are: "Clothing and creeping up. And then one day Sexuality," "Are American That's the conclusion drawn an instance of sexual failure^ Men Afraid of Women?," by Dr. Ruth Fox in the May prompted by too much to "Obscene Telephone Callers," issue of "Sexual Behavior," a drink sets off the kind of sex- and a debate on-"Are Fan- ne*w magazine devoted to seri- ual inadequacy one sees so tasies During Sexual Relations ous, authoritative information often." ^ a Sign of Difficulty?" on sex. . -o- - o »* A New York psychiatrist The real danger, Dr. Fox TENNIS, ANYONE? — An unidentified woman ten- who is a past medical director believes, is that an isolated ASIAN STUDIES nis player eagerly awaits the ball. With the dry of the National Council on Al- incident ' of sexual failure caused by excessive drinking (Continued from Page 4) weather, outdoor sports have flourished. coholism, Dr. Fox writes that although a drink or two may can lead ta a vicious cycle in Two general opinions initially "turn on" someone which drfnking and sex are emerging from the conference New Survey Seeks Comments sexually by reducing inhibi- transferred from beside com- were: (1) the United States tions, alcohol is, in fact, a sed- panions into irreconcilable ad- should recognize Communist By Travelers On Road Hazards ative and its frequent use re- versaries. China; and (2) the chances of a Sino-Soviet war are, to quote sults in a turning off process. Although few studies on the Richmond, Va. . . . Out of agency most concerned. one of the speakers at the con- effect of alcohol on women's state motorists and traveling "This project, we feel, will "It doesn't get ypur courage ference,. "... damn slim ...*." sexual functioning have been Virginians wjll shortly be not only give the individual up," she writes,'"it gets your By the way, Madison Col- made, Dr. Fox suggests that asked to . report any traffic the opportunity to participate fears down. But that down lege did become a member! of safety hazards to the Virginia in the state's overall highway process continues. After the a woman who is heavily se- dated by alcohol is not likely the VASC at the conference. Highway Safety Division, safety program but should be first few drinks, the basic sed- It seems Dr. Wood went to to enjoy sex. In addition, she John T. Hanna, the Division's a valuable source of informa- ative nature of alcohol comes the conference with the $100 points to some cases in which Director, announced today. tion for officials charged with into effect. It turns everything membership check. And al- normally staid women have be- Hanna said that with the formulating and promoting it," off, including eventually the though Dr. Woocrand some of come sexually promiscuous cooperation of the Virginia he said. capacity to feel and perform the other faculty were taken while under the influence. Hotel and Motel Association Noting that there are ap- sexually." out to dinner by the Consor- special post cards will be proximately 49,000 hotel and Noting that Masters and "Sexual Behavior" magazine tium, the three Madison stu- placed in rooms. The cards, motel rooms in Virginia, Johnson found that excessive is sold on newsstands. Its dents were left with dinner stamped and return addressed Hanna said the cards would drinking was one of the most Board of Editors includes at Kenney Burger. - to the Division, will contain be distributed on a selected important factors associated space for reporting the loca- basis to determine response. with the main type of im- tion, type of hazard and sug- potence, Dr. Fox says that a THE OPEN BOOK, LTD. gestions for remedying. There Students interested in drink before sexual relations is will also be space for the send- helping fight forest fires in not necessarily bad, but a real 151 SOUTH MAIN STREET er's name and address on an this area may volunteer by risk exists. optional basis. Information re- contacting Danny Hollon "After a while, the drink be- WILL HAVE A SALE MAY 3-4 ceived will be screened by the through the campus mail, or comes as important as the sex, Up To $1.00 Off On Sociology Books Division and, if appropriate, by going downtown to the forwarded to the state or local Forest Service Office. With and Other Bargains *— the tinder-dry conditions BASEBALL that now exist, volunteers DROP IN! (Continued from Page 5) are urgently needed. of the year as the Dukes pounded out 12 hits in the first game. Replacement ID pictures Ali MacGraw Larry Hunt was handed his will be 'taken in the Food first loss of the season in close Service Office of Gibbons and v» THE game as the Dukes left three Hall from 2-4 p.m. Monday Ryan O'Neal IN ' men on base in the bottom of through Friday. 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