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Vol. LV James Madiion University, Harrisonburg, VirglnU Tuesday, February 14, 1178 No. 34 Elimination Changes of speaker strengthen ^ proposed Honor Code By GARY REED By KENT BOOTY A recommendation not to Recent changes in the have a guest speaker at this Honor Code at James Madison year's graduation exercises University will strengthen has been sent to President the requirements for con- Carrier for his approval, viction, eliminate distinctions according to the chairman of between types of violations the Commencement com- and limit the right of appeaJl mittee. to the convicted student. Dr. Fay Reubush, com- The powers of the chair- mittee chairman, said man of the Appeals Com- eliminating the invited mittee will also be limited, speaker and confining oratory according to Dr. Raymond to brief remarks by Dr. Dingledine, chairman of the Carrier would shorten the Honor Advisory Board. previously lengthy In a set of changes ap- ceremonies which she said proved by the board Feb. 6 have been losing their dignity that number of votes in recent outdoor exercises. necessary for a conviction The loss of dignity in the A BULLDOZER moves dirt on Cantrell Ave., due to the weather resumes. was changed from a simple ceremonies, Reubush said, as construction which was brought to a halt majority of Honor Council was due to the fact that the Photo by Dave Garland members to a two-thirds vote, exercise was too long and Dingledine said. people that attended became There are nine voting restless and constantly moved Prof calls tenure denial unfair members on the council; around. 9 therefore six votes rather than To make the ceremony Says not rehired because of 'troublemaker reputation five will be needed for the conviction of an Honor Code shorter, she said, the com- By KENT BOOTY his "different" methods of teaching and mittee had to decide between violator. An elementary education professor who was student evaluation. "The purpose of this is having an invited speaker or denied tenure has claimed that the ad- One major reason his contract was not having students individually simply to give greater ministration's decision not to rehire him was renewed was that the administration "thought eotection to the student" receive their diplomas from arrived at "arbitrarily" and was influenced by I was a trouble-maker," Bender claimed. "I President Carrier. Feedback ingledine said. "I would his "reputation as a trouble-maker." think it was felt that I was simply asking too rather let a guilty student go from students Indicated that many questions." the majority preferred to Dr. Jon Scott Bender, a 37-year old assistant than risk convicting an in- professor, has also claimed that the ad- An example of this is the meetings he at- nocent one." receive their diplomas from tended of the Curriculum and Instruction the president personally. ministration "definitely" violated his First Although this and other Amendment right to freedom of speech. Committee of the School of Education in policy changes will not be The committee first December 1974, he said. An alternate member recommended that lmplementeduntiA September, "I had a particular style and manner of of the committee, Bender raised questions according to Dingledine, the graduation be held on the operating which the administration just didn't about the "decision-making procedures" of the astro-turf. Degrees would new ruling "should influence" like," Bender said. "It's a freedom of speech committee when it was proposed that a this year's proceedings by the have been conferred by issue." military science course be placed within the departments and everyone council. He added, however, Dr. Thomas Stanton, vice president of School of Education. that it probably "won't result would have been graduated en academic affairs, has denied that the ad- "I was just raising questions for masse. The recommendation in fewer convictions." ministration handled the tenure case unfairly clarification about how the decisions at tins The board also changed the was made to shorten the in any way. institution are made," he said "I felt like the ceremony, to keep everyone grounds for a conviction from "Westrive for fairness and objectivity in all decision had already been made." seated and restore some The proposal for the new course was a "preponderance of. dignity to the exercise, ac- cases,!'Stanton said. "We were more than fair evidence" to a "proof of guilt in handling Dr. Bender's case." initially tabled, but later approved, Bender cording to Reubush. said. Because the administration thought he beyond a reasonable doubt," However, this recom- A professor at James Madison University was "causing trouble" at the meetings, the Dingledine saaid. Once again, mendation was overturned for seven years, Bender was officially In- professor claimed, he started receiving he said, tins is to insure mat because of the expressed formed last May that he had been denied negative vibrations." Then they started only guilty students are concern of the students. Ac- tenure. His contract expires at the end of the looking at his student evaluations and "being convicted. cording to a senior semester. - ... - picky/' he said. Another change adopted by representative of the Com- According to Bender, the administration- Before the committee met, "things looked the beard is the elimination of mencement Committee, was dissatisfied with him because of questions, pretty good and I had been getting positive the distiniction between Brenda Carr, a lot of students of policy be occasionally raised, a potentially feedback," according to Bender. "I had even "major" violations and all (Continued on Page 20) controversial debate he attempted to stage and (Continued on Page «) (Continued on Page M) '/ was able to prove my innocence . • Acquitted student describes honor hearing, says system works By LYNDA EDWARDS According to the Student Hand- before, with my suite mates," the student said he would plead not "I'm probably not the only in- book, a student has the right to student said. ''I had a fairly new guilty. The coordinator gave him nocent student who was mistakenly "presumption of innocence until notebook with lots of paper in it. I the witnesses' names. accused of violating the Honor guilt is proven" took that to the exam. The only "I think only one of them was a Code," a recently acquitted student "You have to be able to prove thing written in the book was some key witness," the student said. "He said. "I think the Honor System you're innocent," the student ad- basketball statistics for my dorm. I was doing his duty under the Honor works because I was able to prove vocate assigned to the case said. took that, not my class notebook." System. I could understand that. my innocence. But a lot of times In "There were two or three, cases last "During the exam, I opened the The other guy's testimony wasn't all just didn't know what would happen. year we think we should have won. book and tore out some paper," he that clear or definite." I knew I was innocent but I wasn't The Honor Council is much stricter continued. "I handed in my exam During the Christmas break, the sure what the Honor Council would when a teacher brings the charges." and thought nothing more about it student told his parents about the say." "Last year, a girl was pleading The next day I got a letter telling me charge. "They believed in me and If a person is innocent but is not guilty to a charge a teacher I'd been accused of cheating. I had supported me all the way. Later accused of an honor violation, the brought, the advocate said. "She no idea what it was about. It took a thev — cameJo the hearing which! student offered advice from his own finally gave up because she felt while before the shock wore off." made me feel better" experience. "Go to the Student she'd never win. The council tends The student went to see the On Jan. 16, the student received a. Advocate for help, tell your parents to be more lenient when it's a University Honor Council Coor- letter telling him the bearing was set because it helps you if they're student bringing charges against dinator who explained that two for Jan. 24. Hraakwt far and was supportive, just be calm, tell another student. students thought they saw the assigned a student advocate.«i met everything you know, but keep a This case started with an exam student look in his notebook for every pay for a week with her. I firm stand and don't give up." on Dec. 13 "I studied a lot the night answers during the exam. The (Continued on Page •) Page 2, THE BREEZE, Tuesday, February 14, 1978
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The process for amending the Constitution of the United States 'Playboy 'violated in P.O. reflects the federal nature of the government on which the union is based. "Added thrills to some employees9 Java break9 The central government proposes constitutional amendments and the people, acting through their representatives in the By PIERCE ASKEGREN hapless student's box. groupings of the individual states, respond by either ratifying or This Saturday, a delightful sight greeted my Complaining through the window does little rejecting the measure. weary eyes as I checked my mailbox Peering good; the one tune I tried it, the response was a This method provides the neeeasarv checks and balances_ to through the tiny window, I beheld a fat snotty laugh and a famous gesture. prevent hastily-drawn or ill-considered amendments from bang magazine that could only be my subscription I suspect that, this time, Ft was my March ESSSdSd guarantees widespread support f^y. changes in issue of "Playboy." "Playboy" that added thrills to some postal theorganic law and fundamental structure of theunioa I spun the knob, slid the magazine out employee's Java break, most likely in the JMU and into my trembling hands.and began to P.O., but possible in another one. By making ratification dependent upon the states, it also curse loudly enough to set the nearby wood I told the nice lady at the window about my allows the people to have more influence in the outcome of afire, as well as oxidizing the aluminum magazine, and she promised to ask tbehetp to' proposed amendments, as the states are closer to and thus mailbox. stop reading my mail. This reassured me for a theoretically more responsive to the people than is the central The cover was bent and marked with finger moment, until I realized two things: government. prints. The entire magazine had been creased, 1. By implication, other students will The people of Virginia, however, have been denied the right to and the "protective" mailing sleeve had a long continue to receive second hand magazines. have their elected officials judge the merits of a propsed con- rip,oppositethe damaged part of the magazine. Plus: stitutional amendment. Hardly in a condition to properly enjoy the 2. Neither the nice lady nor I should have to For the sixth year in a row, the Privileges and Elections (P and "Playboy's " provocative fiction, informative ask. I mean, I've resigned the backs of post- E) Committee of the House of Delegates has refused to report articles and trenchant wit. cards to public domain, and 1 certainly have no the Equal Rights Amendment to the floor of the House, thus ef- Not to mention the pictures. objection to my boxmate or my mailman fectively killing it Obviously, however, someone else already skimming through the latest Radio Shack had. Perhaps several someones. I had a brief catalog. "Playboy ," however .like the other Thursday the P and E Committee voted 12-* to kill a resolution mental image of the entire male Post Office magazines I subscribe to, is a different matter. Swnsored by Del. Dorothy McDiarmid (D-Fairfax) to ratify the staff standing at one end of the establishment, When 1 sent a cheek to "Analog," it was so RA chortling and drooling as they passed the that I could enjoy twelve issues of well-written The only way now that the ERA can be brought before the magazine from hand to grubby hand, science fiction. (I throw this in so that you House is for the House to discharge the P and E Committee from devouring the provocative fiction, perusing the won't think me i slavering pervert, hunched its duty of considering constitutional amendments and then informative articles and chuckling wryly at over things like they used to sell at the Ar- resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole. the' trenchant wit. cade.) A move to do this failed last year and is likely to be defeated Not to mention the pictures. When I sent a check to Hefner, it was for again, as even many pro-ERA legislators are wary of abandoning Meanwhile, I was sure, the female staffers twelve issues of provocative fiction, in- the committee system. "■ ' ■ ... were over in the other end of the office, formative articles and trenchant wit. The ERA will problably not come before the Senate in this destroying somebody's new "Foxylady." Not to mention the pictures. session. It was defeated ftere last year by one vote. Then I realized that this could not be so. , I didn't send the check in order to gain a By refusing to report the E*A, the P and E Committee has not After all, the P.O. employs men and women of first reading service. Certainly, I did not merely deprived the full House of a chance to consider the good honor, right? And even second class mail spend the money in order to receive the measure. enjoys some protection under the law, right? magazines in ragged condition, beyond normal It has also denied the people of Virginia the right to have their Well, maybe not in Harrisonburg. More postal wear andtear than once I've peered through the back of my If the guy in the mail room wants to read (or elected representatives execute the public will and has prevented mailbox and seen a hulking figure (no doubt a just look at) "Playboy ," let him buy his own. Virginia from officially going on record either for or against an freshman or sophomore, upperclassmen don't Subscription rates are not that expensive. amendment to the Constitution of the federal union of which the do such things) sitting on a box, leafing This commentary may cause me more Old Dominion is a member. through a magazine clenched tightly in one problems than it solves. Already I can hear The merits of the ERA are not at issue here. Regardless of the fist, drinking coffee or having a smoke. gutteral voices echoing oui content of a proposed constitutional amendment, its fate should< Moments later, they put the magazine in some (Continued on Page 7) not be decided by a committee. A matter of such importance as a constitutional amenment, and especially such a controversial one as the ERA, should be voted on by all the members of the EDITOR legislature. Barbara Burch James Madisoii That the House would have probably joined the P and E Committee in rejecting the ERA is irrelevant. MANAOINO EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER Gary Fullerton Uqtversity* The crucial point is that a powerful committee has kept the Mrchael Methlsen issue from ever being either ratified or formally rejected by the General Assembly. The Breeze is published Tuesdays and Fridays except Confining such a divisive amendment as the ERA to committee when otherwise noted. Its offices are located in the for one or two sessions can be accepted as necessary for refining basement of the Wine-Price Building. the arguments and clarifying debate on the matter so that the full News editor .. Tami Richardson Letters to the editor on topics dealing with the James Madison University campus and community are en- House will not concern itself with extraneous issues. Editorial editor -■ Dwayne Yancey couraged. All letters must be typed, signed and include To let the amendmment die without the full House ever phone and box numbers. Sports editors ■■ Kan Terrell. Paul McFarlane Letters and other correspondence may be addressed having an opportunity to vote is not only inexcusable, but a to The Breeze, Department of Communication Arts, blatant contradiction of the spirit of federalism. Photography editor Mark Thompson . Wine-Price Building. Letters must be no longer than 500 words. Longer letters may be used as guestspots at the The arguments for and against the ERA are well known by now Graphics editors Gina Gareri, D.J. Stout discretion of the editor. and are not likely to change. With time for consideration of the Letters and other material will be edited at the Advertising manager Michael Lee discretion of the editor. All letters, columns, reviews and ERA dwindling away, Virginia should go on record, rather than guestspots reflect the opinions of their authors and not tacitly rejecting the measure without official action. Advertising sales John Vogt, Frank Tatum necessarily those of The Breeze editors or the students. faculty and staff of James Madison University. Unsigned The House of Delegates should vote to discharge the P and E Circulation manager - Guy Kayton editorials are the opinion of The Breeze editors. Committee so that ERA may finally be brought to a conclusive Complaints and comments- about The Breeze should Advisers Alan Neckowitz, David Wendelken first be directed to The Breeze editor. Unresolvable vote. complaints can be directed to The Breeze Publication Not to do so would be to not only prevent the delegates from Board and should be sent to Dr Donald McConkey, head doing their duty as representatives of the people charged with of the Department of Communication Arts. enacting the public will, but also keeps Virginia from living up to Editorial 433 61*7 Business 433 4596 its part of the federal compact. The ghost of James Madison: THE BREEZE, Tuesday, February 14, 1978, Page 3 Art, parties and facing life with a pitcher By DWAYNE YANCEY now can we ?" tonight?" Mr. Madison The ghost of James "The Art Commission wondered. "There must be "How stupid of me. Of course wouldn't approve it," the "Tis a bit early, I sup- he's an intellectual. He is a Madison was out taking his something important taking pose," he reasoned, and evening constitutional when assistant replied. place to keep students away student here, is he not? Good began searching for a seat evening, sir. Good evening, he happened to pass by the "The Aif Commission? from the library on a Friday Finally he came upon a booth library and decided to stop in Approve? I don't un- . night" sir. GOOD EVF.NING. SIR!" where a young man, striking a The young man. rolled lus to observe all the diligent derstand." Curious as to what could scholarly pose, gased off into young scholars hard at work "The state Art Com- possibly coax student away mission must approve all art space. (Continued on Page 21) on A jYiday night from their stud lea on a /'He looks rather in- "Merciful heavens!" he work that is to be permanently weekend night, Mr." Madison displayed in state buildings. tellectual," Mr. Madison cried as he nearly slipped on resumed his tour of the noted. "He is probably sitting' the crumbling steps outside. Why, there's a portrait up- campus. there contemplating the "Why do they permit such stairs in the Law Library that He passed by Hillcrest: implications of the contract horrid conditions to exist at a was never approved, so they "Now mat would make a nice theory of government or university'" can't hang it-instead they just home for the president I shall comparing and contrasting Mr. Madison inspected the prop it up against the wall." mention that to him some Hobb's Utopia with Plato's steps and then consoled Mr. Madison was stunned. time. I amsure he would Republic." Then the ghost of himself with the knowledge "How terrible. But we fought rather live here than wherever James Madison laughed. that they certainly could not a war against repressive his home is now." have been in such a state for governments that seek to tax The dining hall: "There long. "They'll get top and regulate everything. That seems to be e strange odor in priority, no doubtc Tie is what we had the revolution die air. I wonder where it thought. "After all, this is the for. And you say this is a state could be coming from? library. What other building commission? Virginia op- Perhaps the Chemistry Club's on campus could possibly be pressive? But it is not sup- conducting experiments jnore important?" posed to work that way. In a tonight." Upon entering the library, federal union it is the states Mr. Madison noticed a a large sculpture caught his which are to protect the large number of students eye. people's liberties against the filing into the Warren Campus . "And what have we here?" oppression of the central Center. "There must be he ventured , as he inspected government. The states are something special happening the bust of himself. "A very not supposed to be the ones tonight,'7 he thought good likeness. A little infringing freedom. Virginia "Perhaps a debate tour- modernistic, perhaps. trespassing against liberty? nament-or maybe even a Wonder what these holes in It simply cannot be." meeting of the Philosophy the head are for? Not exactly The assistant considered Club." like what Houden did of telling Mr. Madison the He fell in behind a group of George, but it will suffice history of the By rd Machine or students and soon found nicely, I think." giving a brief recounting of himself in Dukes Grill just as A library assistant walked Massive Resistance but the last of the transfer ticket past and Mr. Madison sum- thought better of it. crowd was filtering out and moned her to tell him more All she heard as Mr. the regulars began to crowd about the sculpture. Madison turned and walked in. "Tell me," Mr Madison up the steps was "but we had Mr. M^isotUop^dtfr^ynd. inquired, ''I do not intend to federalism worked out so "Not exactly Raleigh Tavern, be vainglorious but I was nicely . . Art commission.. . but I suppose things have FTirS? curious as to why this was regulations. . . It's tyranny. changed a bit since my day. deemed the proper place for Not even King George Yes sir, things here have this sculpture. I should think regulated our artwork. . .why changed. It's very difficult to a sculpture garden, with next thing you know they will buy a powered wig these days. benches and other ornaments, be trying to tax income or te 11 I wonder why that man in the would be more appropriate. I you where and how to build wig store downtown looked so do not suggest this out of Readers' your house. . ." strange when he asked if I was vanity, you understand, but Mr. Madison continued on gay. Of course I was, I was in this is my university. And my Si the steps and peered into a very good mood" friend Tom has a sculpture of e periodicals room. Save for He looked about for the forum himself at his university. We two or three solitary people, main attraction but saw no cannot let those Wahoos the room was empty. one reciting the works of across the Mountain outdo us "Hmm, where is everyone Virgil or arguing political Responsibility key rW8£ mi'u to policy changes To the editor: have kegs, closing; Dukes Since the beginning of Grill at 11 o'clock, etc.) November, the Student The SGA has tried to Government Association has represent die majority of been working with the ad- students on campus who are ministration concerning mature and responsible alcohol policies on campus-in enough to handle their alcohol. order to review current However, the minority at alcohol standards in hopes to students who destroy campus establish a policy that will properly in a manner that has Xsase both students and plagued the campus center in inistration. the past two weeks is inex- The administration at first cusable. was reluctant to review alcohol policies until the fall of It is very unlikely 'that 1978. Because of persistent either of these acts were not student requests, the ad- witnessed by someone on ministration decided to draw campus. A similar incident up guidelines for alcohol on such as this happened three campus during the first eight years ago. Shortly weeks of this semester and thereafter, the administration then try and implement the cracked down and stricter policies for the second eight enforcement of alcohol weeks. policies was started. Last Thursday night, If students want more someone, probably under the lenient alcohol policies, then influence of alcohol, decided they must first act in a to get rowdy and kick out the responsible manner and six hundred dollar marble secondly have the guts to partition in the men's room on come forward and give in- the second floor of the campus formation that will hopefully center. Two weeks ago a lead to judicial action against similar incident happened in those who get such a kick out the men's room on the mez- of destroying campus NEWS ITEM-' KEWNETH BEER'S BRONZE BUST OF JAMES MADISON HAS BEEN zanine. property. Behavior such as this Doug Wessen REJECTED BY THE ST/HT ART COMMISSION/. only strengthens the ad- 2nd vice president, SGA ministration's stance on Dan-ell Pile —T". 7— alcohol (i. e. not to let dorms Treasurer, SGA Page 4. THE BREEZE. Tuesday. February 14. 1978 §icle§liew tlt%, |f€|l< Geils, Bishop here tomorrow By CUTCH ARMSTRONG The first big name band from north of the Mason-Dixon line to visit JMU in quite a while will appear at Godwin Hall tomorrow night. Geils, formerly known as the J. Geils Band, will share the night's bill with the Elvin Bishop Band. Hailing from Boston's metro area, J. Geils and his band have undergone a stylistic evolution during recent years. Although the band has retained its members from years gone by, their sound has changed noticeably, especially in their latest record "Monkey Island." The new LP shows a departure from their blue-boogie heritage but retains most of the hard rock touches. The nucleus of the band consists of Peter Wolf (vocals), J. Geils (guitar) and Seth Justman at the keys. Other band mem- bers are harpist Magic Dick, drummer Steven Jo Bladd and on bass, Dan Klein. Early Geils music featured such blues-rock classics as "First I Look At the Purse," "Lookin' For a Love," and Magic Dick's harmonica squealing crowd-pleaser, "Whammer Jammer." Later albums featured such Top 40 hits as "Give It To Me," and "Must Have Got Lost" while their latest release represents an entirely new direction for the band. The band received press in the society pages several years ago when vocalist Wolf was wed to actress FayeDunaway. While Geils hails, from the north, the opening act. the always exciting Elvin Bishop Band, is from the same country-rock school as Charlie Daniels and Marshall Tucker, two other Dixie bands which have appeared at JMU for the past year. Bishop comes from the Capricorn Records stable and has made a name for himself and his band through constant touring and a number of successful records. His biggest singles to date are "Travelin' Shoes" and "Fooled Around and Fell in Love." The latter featured drummer Micky Thomas on lead vocal. The bill tomorrow night shapes up to be one of the best one-two punches to play here in years. The show begins at 8:30 with Elvin Bishop doing the opening honors Tickets are $4.50 with a JMU ID.
TWO MOONS OVER HARRISONBURG? A tually, this apparent astronomical apparition rare galactic phenomenon? Not really. Ac- is merely the result of a double film exposure. Photo by Dave Garland Ji] .P^QtDXi Punk symbolic of England's decay
By MARK SUTTON traditional stance of haughty They are more than just a rock and on the notion that-Andy Capp Punk Rock, New Wave, the amusement concerning rock music roll band. notwithstanding-^ "meaningful" greatest thing in years, trash. By and declared all out war on the Johnny Rotten's demented, life can only be had by a man who whatever name, this latest trend in Pistols. painful anger is not his alone, but works. Only that man then, they rock music is certainly the most And it is here that the im- that of an entire generation that has have been told, can hope to move up controversial one since theatrical plications of the Sex Pistols show lost the ability to hope. The group to the middle class. rock burst upon the popular con- through, in all their ugliness. The has become the focal point for the The seventies have destroyed sciousness in 1971. Pistols, as well as all that British frustrations of the whole of English that hope. Faced with staggering Not since 1968, when Alice establishment has done to stop society, not just the young who inflation and unemployment, the Cooper appeared on stage in various them, point out the desperation of follow them, but for those who point prospect of spending most of their stages of drag, has such a furor been the British people. to them as a symptom, rather than life on the dole, and a tax system generated by a band as is now being Their society is jammed firmly in an end product, of the decay of that that guarantees things will get caused by England's premiere New neutral, and they know it society. worse, the working class youth sees Wave group, the Sex Pistols. As Greil Marcus wrote in For the young, the words "we're the prospect of meaningful life So what? Yet another band of "Rolling Stone;;: the future-no future" are as close as disapear, along with all hope for the minimal musical proficiency comes they'll ever come to a rallying cry. future. to fame by getting a rise out of the "Only one has to think back to the Or as Charles Young put it, again Writing about authoress press. It is one of the oldest tricks in music of the time to recall how open writing in "Rolling Stone": Margaret Drabbles "The Ice Age," u» the book; to achieve celebrity status the possibilities of English life Greil Marcus compares her to by making headlines in the seemed ten or twelve years ago. The idea of this sickly dwarf Johnny Rotten: establishment press. One only has to read the papers, or (Rotten) bringing the wrath of an Elvis owed as much of his early to note the terror the Sex Pistols entire nation down on his shoulders "...both are deeply British, both are success to his pelvis' ability to make have struck in some hearts to un- is well, heartwarming. Maybe, just scared, and both are responding to the news as to his musical talent. derstand how closed the possibilities maybe, if someone this powerless an overwhelming sense that their John Lennon kept the Beatles in the are today. British society seems to could cause that much uproar, culture-political, economic and public eve with his ability to say the have come to a dead end. to have maybe words still mean aesthetie-has collapsed around wrong thing at the right time. Much turned back on itself, to he stran- something..." them, leaving them stranded in a . of Alice Cooper's notoriety was due dling in its own contradictions..." society not only without prospects, to the fact that the press took his act Meaning. It is a concept that but without meaning." very, very seriously. It is in this contest that Steve occurs again and again in writings To some extent this trend con- Simels sees the Sex Pistols as "the concerning the Pistols. English Meaning. The word begins to tinues, but with a big difference. In most legitimately influential protest working class youth, like those in stick in the brain, leaving England the press has dropped its songwriters in well over a decade." this country, have for years been fed (Continued on Page 6) — tyf*/jrj. .., !*>»** 77V T THE BREEZE, Tuesday, February 13, 1978, Page 5 Rhoades and Hahavishnu: '44 limbs, 11 heads, and a transvestite? By JEFF BYRNE Q: Whathas 44 limbs, 11 heads, 22 years, a transvestite, and sings? A: Darryl Rhoades and the Hahavishnu Orchestra. < About midway through his first set, Darryl Rhoades leaped from the stage of the Elbow Room and into the audience screaming "I can't believe you people paid to see this (expletive deleted). r But after all. it's not every day that Vincent Mattel Ltd. Jr.;* H y singer b ngs maaic fromJ£2%2^. Atlanta to^ the vast ^ snowy reaches' l? of tothe north entourage■ up' His songs, which have touched the hearts of millions, display a' gamut of emotions. Whocan forget the nostalgic airs of "Burgers from Heaven," the pathos of "Leader of the Smack," or the quiet humour of'' Yipes! Here Come the Negroes!" ? When the Mothers of Invention released their first album ' 'Freak Out!" in 1966, a new form of satire was created: comedy rock. While folk music had been used for years by the civil rights crowd as a means of social comment, rock's angry rhythms tinged the comment with a certain bitterness. The Great Society and its plastic minions were the favourite butt of Zappa's humour, nurtured in the polyvinyl wasteland of Los Angeles. Zappa's spawn range in intensity from the manic burblings of Wild Man Fischer to the slick satire of Firesign Theatre and National Lampoon. The latest in this line of degenerate soothsayers is Darryl Rhoades and his 10-piece band, the Hahavishnu Orchestra. Rhoades is obsessed with American pop culture: its heroes, myths, music, institutions and nostalgia (especially for the 50s). His song titles speak for themselves; "Think of Me When You're Under Him,'' "Helium Head," "Shaft on Welfare." Rhoades' stage presence is electrifying, with Us Leon Russel hair (which he pulls over his face to look like Cousin Ittfrom'The Addams Family") and Bob Dylan hornrimmed shades. His costumes change every so often-a black leather jacket for "Burgers From Heaven," or a Boy Scout uniform for "Only in America." The Orchestra itself is a tight R & B outfit consisting of bass, drums, sax, two guitars, keyboards, and a trio of backup singers • two women ana a guy in drag). A dancer appears onstage oc- casionally to perform obscene pantomines with Rhoades, changing costume for each song. while Rhoades takes care of the songwriting, it is up to the band to arrange music to fit. The players borrow freely from standard R & B phrasings with a touch of Zappa-like jazz thrown in for good measure. The way in which Rhoades differs from his predecessors is that he isn't afraid of tearing into his livelihood - rock music itself. "This Song Is Boring," for example, features the guitarists in mishmash of "Do You Feel Like We Do," "Cat Scratch Fever," and "Smoke On the Water," among others. (Continued on Page 7)
NOT EXACTLY WHAT ONE WOULD CALL dark glasses) is seen above in various scenes YOUR TYPICAL ROCK-AND-ROLL BAND. during the show which parodies current social Darryl Rhoades and the Hahavishnu Or- and musical trends. The transvestite singer (at chestra played at Harrisonburg's Elbow Room right in above poto) added a rendition of "I Am last Tuesday night Rhoades (the strange one a Woman" to the set. with the extraordinarily long hair, beard, and Photos by Dave Garland Page 6. THE BREEZE. Tuesday, February 14, 1978 Punk symbolic Prof calls tenure unfair (Continued from Page 4 > Lafayette. Did that mean, one with the sense that "look at how great I am!" or (Continued from Page 1) something has gone terribly, heard there was no reason why they Bender also said his "look at them have a good should have opposed the evaluations of students, which terribly wrong somewhere. time!"? These have always rumors about obtaining an The contradictions are too been divergent roads in rock advanced position," he added. proposal. Bender claimed, were "low," also caused problems. blatant, too obvious, and one and roll. The Sex Pistols took Stanton has denied that any however, that one high-level is left with more questions administrators perceived him administrator was "critical After he was officially the latter, the one less and intimidating" when he informed he would not be than answers. traveled by, and that has as a "trouble-maker" or that Why are they doing this? made qall the difference." such an attitude would have approached him with plans for rehired, Bender requested the debate. and was granted a meeting Why do they lash out at the damaged his chances for very people they must seduce All the difference. I have tenure. O'Hare never showed up with the Dean of the School of for the debate and Warren Education, Dr. Stanton and to reach the mass audience read an article that says the A debate he attempted to they need to survive? Why, worst failure for the Sex sponsor on "Religion in spoke alone in Godwin Hali, he his department head. said. "As a result, the talk "At the meeting. Dr. why do they blast the trend- Pistols would be to achieve Education" in the spring of setters who want to make commercial success. With the 1976 also caused trouble, was pretty one-sided." Stanton showed me a grading Bender's "informal" system which he had used to Punk the next big thing? mass of contradictions that Bender said. He tried to bring What the hell is going on here? surrounds this band, I don't Madeline Murry O'Hare, a teaching methods were also evaluate me," he said. "I viewed unfavorably by the needed 30 out of a possible 40 Are the Sex Pistols really doubt it This much I can say social activist noted for her headed for a self-destructive for certain: an album, which opposition to prayer in school, administration, he said. "I points to get tenure and I only got 24." anarchy? a year ago I would have and Rita Warren, an advocate tried to de-emphasize grades Again, Charles Young: and highly formal teaching Stanton later gave hini three rejected as trash by a rotten of parochial education, to (pardon the pun) group, has campus for a debate. methods, which the ad- additional points but that ministration didn't like." remained insufficient. The moved me as none since "The administration "John Lennon-Plastic Ono never said yes and they never Pressure was put on hinr- system was "wholly arbitrary "...I keep thinking about that "to give more tests and for- and I disagreed with some of brief smile diring "Pretty Band." And that, for me, has said no when I told them about made all the difference. my idea," he said, adding that mal-type evaluations." his figures," Bender said. Vacant" at the Club 6 9 Actress pleads Honor system: I was able to prove my innocence innocent (Continued from Page 1) proximately five hours. The student Honor System. I think the Honor asked my head and floor resident was exonerated. Council is good. I would turn in advisors and a good friend to be "That was six weeks of sheer someone I caught cheating." to charges character witnesses." hell," the student said. "I want to "I think a student can get an idea "Several things helped my case," forget it ever happened. I'm not of how to handle the situation if they he said. "The teacher saw nothing. bitter. I was hurt by the accusation. look at my case," he said. "I would LOS ANGELES (AP)» She saw no evidence of cheating I'd never cheat and it was like a stab advise a student to do nothing that Actress Gail Fisher has when she read my test. My grades at my morals." casts a shadow of doubt. I bring pleaded innocent to charges of in that class were good; it made no "The guy who brought the charge loose paper, not notebooks, to possessing cocaine and using sense for me to cheat. My student against me made an honest exams. I'm not paranoid, but I'm a so-called "blue box" to advocate was excellent. She argued mistake," he said. "I respect him sure to keep my eyes only on my evade long-distance telephone a great case for me. It was an essay because he was doing what he S3 per, not looking at the wall or charges. test which is pretty impossible to thought was right. I believe in the oor." The 42-year old actress, cheat on. 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Die as that of a human being, in some ways the legendary ascribed to such a creature. speak, but only utters shrill only very dark. His small Snow Man of the Himalayas. Some scientists believe that, if screams." "Reindeer breeders, forehead protruded above the The Soviet news agency he exists, he may be a form of The creature was in the hunters, mushroom and berry eyes, like a peaked cap," Tass Tass said specialists at the unclassified ape. habit of sneaking up to collectors ran into him most said. Institute of Language, The Tass story said "there people's dwellings and frequently at dawn or late in It added that "he ran away Literature and History in is a lot of testimony of wit- stealing food, Tass said. Upon the evening," the account from people very quickly, Soviet Yakutia have been nesses who ran into the wild noted. leaping." evaluating testimony of man" in Yakutia's Siberians who claim they Verkhoyansk region, about encountered the manlike 400 miles north of the city of Darryl Rhoades 'electrifying' creature called "Chuchunaa." (Continued from Page 5) J c? Yakutsk. /^—.^ a II 1 . nnii • ■ The name means "The old timers of highland Greg Allman's "Whipping end, they'd stretch from here "fugitive" or "outcast" in one villages of the Verkhoyansk Post" gets a once over: to Ofuskee. Oklahoma And Darryl Rhoades would be at of the dialects of Yakutia, a region warn guests who come "I been tied to a Harley- the head of the line. "Cause, vast expanse of forest, from afar: 'Don't go alone in Davldson. like the man says, "I deserve Bo Randall's guitar work in mountains and frozen tundra darkness. Be careful in the Tied to a Harley Davidson more than white bread sand- Particular is notable for its in northeastern Siberia. mountains. Don't go to the Tied to a Harley-Davidson wiches." uid blues lines and blur-fast "The famous Himalayan river-Chuchunaa might Good Lord, my whole band Preceeding Hahavishnu tremelos. Pastorfield's bass Snow Man, Yeti, whom many appear," the account said. is dyin*" was a smooth rock quartet is solid and thorough, and, explorers believe exists, According to the witnesses, While Rhoades blubbers called.(for the time being) though his voice was raggy might prove to have a Tass said, "Chuchunaa" was about bow "Scooter done it," The Skip Castro Band The the night I saw them, it didn't Yakutian relative," wrote described as tall and thin, the song shifts to "The Beat group, which has been in sound too bad Tass correspondent Sergei jjtanding about six and ope Goes On," and a full-size Cher existence for about two Schoonover maintained a doll makes its appearance. months is composed of steady backbeat, stepping out But seriously, folks, if all musicians from various of the groove occasionally the people who made money Charlottesville bands. with some nice cymbal IMPORTED CAR & TRUCK PARTS by hollering about how bad Charlie Pastorfield (bass, flourishes. To#f import Potts rfoowqoortort are were laid end to vocals) played with the late Beirne's vocals were good-, Hammond Eggs, while funky dear and well-pitched. His /• Tit VaUty" Danny Belrne (keyboards, piano work was good without SPECIALIZING Precision Cuts vocals) was with Rose Valley. being amazing. 1 Corky Schoonover (drums) The band plays largely in BAP (il-ON PUB 4 ACCBSWIES ind Body Perm and Bo Randall (guitar, the Valley area and is at mm. vocals) have both played with Elbow Roon often, so drop on IMPOtfBCttS the Allstars. fcTWOO for the curly in and check them out hpMbrM look! Special Discounts for Students Showing ID Cards 'Playboy'violated in P.O. 883 Chicago Avt. (Continued from Page 2) have received'r copies or 433-2534 from the catacombs of the ;Playboy4 '^"thouse" or Coiffures post office, swearing "Oui" that have been vengeance. "Don't like the previously read. Lorren way he gets his magazines, On the less provocative, - huh? Let's see how he like informative ana trenchant Wvegpt this! (Tearing sounds.) This (not to mention pictorial) [A REDKEN Soloi parcel's his too! (Crash!) front, there's 'Ttolling Stone," what you want. Now put the napalm in his "Time" and "Newsweek." boxr I think that if each of these 434-7375 people would make his Be that as it may, I think complaints known, we'd get \48 W. Elizabeth] mine is a legitimate gripe. I'd some action. like to know bow many people Hopefully, not the napalm. I WINTER Clearance Sale 30% off on the remaining stock of the following items: skis, boots, bindings, poles and all accessories men's & women's ski jackets, Look Closely For "I Love You" Each letter of the phrase contributes to the unique design of the hand-crafted bibs, suits, gloves, pendant. A perfect way* to tell her so this Valentine's Day. Pendant in caps, underwear. 14K gold $25. Select a matching gold chain from our wide selection of styles and prices. ice skates & hockey sticks We invite you to use our charge plan, major credit cards or layaway. SALE runs Feb. 16 thru 251 ?, J^'iM STUDENT ACCOUNT YAIXEY SPORTS ANNEX AND T CHARGE WELCOME %f>- 124 S. Main St. Master Harrisonburg 433-8X85 Charge Jewel Box VISA %J OIAMONO SPECIALISTS FOR OVER SO YEARS open daily 9-5Thurs.& Frl.till 9sO© 28 S. Main St. Page 8, THE BREEZE, Tuesday, February 14, 1978 Announcements CAREER PLANNING Summer jobs Youth program Pizza party AND PLACEMENT V There will be a program on OFFICE INTERVIEW Announcement The SGA has started a There will be a pizza party SCHEDULE FOR deadlines are 3 p.m. summer job opportunities Srogram where un- FEBRUARY 1978. Tuesday for the Friday Feb. 16 at 6 p.m. in room A of Bipriviledged youth in the with all the pizza you can eat paper and 3 p.m. Friday the campus center. Sign up at area can receive free ad- for 75 cents Feb. 17 at 7:30 for the Tuesday paper. the placement office. mission to campus activities. p.m. in Chandler's Shenan- Feb. 15-Peoples Life Students participating in doah Room. Contact Terri at Insurance Co. AU announcements Senior honors Box 2842 or phone 5312. The Rockbridge Co. Schools must be double-spaced youth-related organizations parry is sponsored by Catholic Burroughs Corporation typed, signed by an Juniors interested in Senior are eligible to participate in Campus Ministry. officer of the Honors (graduation with the program. For in- organization and hand formation, contact Mike Feb. 16-Loudoun Co. distinction) should contact Singing telegrams Schools delivered to The their faculty advisers or Dr. DeWitt at Box M-41 or call Bedford Co. Schools Breeze office. Philip Riley at 6172. 6376. Please inquire about the During February, the All- announcements program 24 hours in advance Harrisonburg Department of Feb. 20--Camp are subject to editing Play auditions of the campus activity which Parks and Recreation will Highroad (Middleburg and are printed on a you plan to attend. offer "The Singing space available basis. There will be auditions for andN.Va.) the JMU Theatre production Telegram." For $1 you will be summer employment of "Loot," a modern British Coffee house able to send a singing comedy by Joe Orion in Duke The Upper Room Coffee telegram to the person of your Feb. 2l-Roanoke Co. Plays presented Art 300 Feb. 21 at 7 p.m. and House will have a night of choice within city limits. Call Schools Feb. 22 at 3 p.m. There are music, fun and fellowship 433-9168. Proceeds will go to a Aetna Life and Casualty The James Madison rotes for six men and one Feb. 18 at 8 p.m. in the public service organization. Insurance University Theatre will woman. Performance dates campus center ballroom. present two one-act plays, are April 18-23 and rehearsals Come and share-donations Women in sport Feb. 22 Suffolk City Jean-Claude vanltallie's will begin after spring break. will be taken at the door. Schools "Interview," and Thornton Dr. Dorothy Harris, King's Dominion, Wilder's "Childhood," Feb. Jazz concert Director of the Center for summer employment 17-18 in the Experimental Caps and gowns Women and Sport at Penn- Theatre. The plays will be at 8 A representative from The Jazz Ensemble and sylvania State University, will Feb. 23-Richmond City p.m. each evening and ad- Graduation Regalia will be in Jazz Band will present their speak on "The Female in Schools mission is $.75. the south ballroom of the winter concert Wednesday Sport and Contemporary Smyth Co. Schools campus center April 5 from 9 night at 8 p.m. in Wilson Society" Feb. 16 at 1:30 p.m. VPI speaker a.m. to 5 p.m. All seniors and Hall. Both bands will perform in the campus center Feb. 27-Newpori News ballroom. Dr. Clyde Kramer, of graduate students expecting music they played at the City Schools Virginia Polytechnic Institute to participate in the May recent Glassboro, New Jersey and State University, will graduation exercise should Collegiate Jazz Festival. Writing lab Feb. 28-Green Co. speak on "Principles of pick up their cap and gown at Schools this time. Students concerned about Amherst Co. Schools Design of Experiments" Feb. Math program any aspect of college-level 20 at 4:20 p.m. in Burruss 111. Rugby meeting writing may come to the There will be a Writing Lab for individualized Band bookings There will be an mathematics colloquium Feb. Wayland raffle 15 at 4:20 p.m. in Burrus HI. help. The lab is available to organizational meeting of the all students and is located in Wayland Historical Society The Harrisonburg Women's Rugby Club Feb. 14 Terrence Pratt from the Sbektonll2. Lab hours are 1-6 Department of Parks and at 8 p.m. in room D of the University of Virginia will will raffle off a super 8 mm Recreation wants to book campus center. No ex- speak on "Control Structures p.m., Monday through camera in the P.O. Lobby «t»tuer and semi-prof essional perience is necessary and all in Programming Languages: Thursday. For additional Feb. 16-17 from 10 a.m. - 2 blue grass and rock bands. interested women are en- Design Ideas from Empirical information, call Mrs. p.m. Chances will be three for Call Rich Intram at 433*16*. couraged to attend. Date." Hoskins at6401 or just stop by. $1 or 50 cents each n V 1 1 l . •.-.• v -.v^/.v V.Y.V.',' I WMW*wwvmftM«frMtrtrrrrrw»i*,'''-**"'-*<: THE BEEEZE, Tuesday, February 14, 1978, Page 9 Improvement of campusphone service now being By PATTI TULLY The first two numbers Improvement of telephone dialed must go through said. Sometimes they are service to campus offices is switches, Campbell said, and completely full, while other presently being looked into, the second two designate the times they are empty. The according to the supervisor of location of the call. If there is times when the lines are full general services. a busy signal after the first or vary from day to day so there Who is Deep Throat? There have - been many second number dialed, then is no way to predict the best complaints that when dialing the switches are full. time to call, he added. COOKEVILLE.Tenn. (AP.)- John Dean says Fred campus offices, people The telephone equipment at Most complaints were Fielding was not Deep Throat. receive busy signals after James Madison University is made to Campbell when the Once former President Richard Nixon's staff counsel dialing only the first number, owned by Continental Koblem began last semester, and later a witness against his administration, Dean told Robert Campbell said. Telephone Company, Camp- t since then many persons a Tennessee Tech audience Monday night- The problem has developed bell said, and it is up to their have complained to the phone "There is noway Fred Fielding could have been Deep because the student engineers to decide what company. This has helped Throat I worked very closely with Fielding. I hired him, population has exceeded the modifications will be made. Continental to more fully I brought him to the White House. I don't think Fielding growth rate which was Campbell has made realize that there is a knew some of the things that Deep Throat knew." projected back in 1970 or 1971 suggestions as to the type of problem, he said. H.R. Haldeman, Nixon's chief of staff until his when the school's telephone system that would best meet resignation in the midst of the scandal, has written a equipment was installed, the needs of the school, he Until improvements are Campbell said. made, Campbell said, the only book detailing events surrounding the Watergate affair said, but the phone company thing students and faculty can According to some reports, he identifies Fielding as The present equipment will do what they feel is Deep Throat, an anonymous source of information used probably lacks the necessary do is to keep trying until they necessary. get through. He said he does by the Washington Post to expose administration number of switches, rather Telephone lines are not wrongdoing. Fielding says he was not the source. than lines, he said. not know when work on the inaccessible all day, Campbell equipment will be completed Ruth likes Billy beer Ensemble draws excellent comments OLYMPIA, Wash.(AP) -Ruth Carter Stapleton says Billy beer, named for her brother Billy Carter is By DEBBIE YARD Howie Smith assisted by delicious, "but please don't headline me as the Even without a director, "kicking off and cutting off "showed up more favorably" evangelist who promotes beer." the James Madison Univer- the tunes, but the band than schools such as Ohio sity Jazz Ensemble drew State University which has a Stapleton, author and devotee of "Inner Healing." essentially played by them- jazz major. was asked Sunday about her famous brother-the beer excellent comments from a selves." guzzling one- and his new brew. group of judges at the Their improvisation im- One judge said JMU had "It's delicious, very good if you like beer," she told a Glassboro State Collegiate pressed the judges, who were the "best dynamics and best Festival in Glassboro, New music, as well as the best jazz church gathering of about 3,000 but added with a chuckle professional iazz musicians, all day." that she didn t want to be seen as a promoter. Jersey on Feb. 4. because all the other bands The ensemble's regular had their own directors to lead This was the Jazz En- director, Dr. George West, them, West said. semble's fifth trip and the Steel cobras illegal was unable to accompany the The festival is not com- Jazz Band's first to the Jazz Ensemble which petitive, West said, but it Glassboro festival. The Jazz traveled with the JMU Jazz allows the bands to receive Band, under* the direction of NEW YORK (AP)-About 100 New Yorkers who Band to Glassboro. He was Dr. John Cryder, also played purchased a self defense device called "the Steel constructive criticism, as previously engaged with the well as praise, from the well, according to West. Cobra" paid $19.95 for an illegal weapon commonly Northern Virginia All-Star The Jazz Ensemble and the known as a "blackjack," state Attorney General Louis judges. It also provides an Lefkowitz said Sunday. Jazz Band whose concert was opportunity for the bands to vocal jazz choir performed in rescheduled because of hear each other, he said. January at the national Lefkowitz said that possession of the device, ad- weather problems. convention of the National vertised in magazines and newspapers as a "steel Bands from all over the Association of Jazz Educators whip," is a misdemeanor. However, the students in east coast participated in the the band took over, according festival. West was proud of in Dallas, Texas. Their next The ESP Video Corporation of 200 Fifth Avenue- to West. Ralph Graves and concert will be Wednesday which markets the device-has agreed to refund the the ensemble since they nighUn Wilson Hall. purchasers' money and to stop selling it in New York State, the attorney general said. National bird endangered in 43 states Keystone cops caper WASHINGTON (AP)- The considered a sub-species, was bald eagle, the national kill the birds of prey. classified as endangered. But illegal ^hopting_of_ NEW PORT RICHEY, FLA. (AP)-It was almost like symbol since 1782, is The department's decision perilously close to extinction eagles, poison, pesticides, loss something from the Keystone Cops-a policeman locked to officially classify the eagles of habitat and traps have helplessly in the back seat of a runaway patrol car while and is being declared an as endangered will give the endangered species in 43 combined to reduce once- a wily robbery suspect hot tailed it away. birds additional legal abundant populations. In The Pasco County sheriff's department said that last states, the Interior Depart- protection. ment said Feb. 11. some areas, pesticides have week, two deputies picked up a suspect for questioning The decision to add the been ingested by the birds, in a convenience store robbery. But the suspect, who Only in Alaska is the additional protection for the species holding out against the making them incapable of complained of being sick, said riding in the caged-in eagles comes 38 years after hatching offspring. The back seat, which has no door or window handles, would bull dozers and poisons of enactment of the Bald Eagle make him sicker. advancing civilization, the Protection Act of 1940, which pesticides make the shells of department said. the eagle eggs so thin that So, Deputy Charles Leonard climbed behind the made it unlawful to wantonly they break if the female tries wheel and Special Deputy David McDonald got in the Authorities estimate there are only 700 active bald eagle Econ members to incubate them, the back seat. The robbery suspect was allowed to ride in department said. the car's passenger seat. nests in the contiguous 48 states. Alaska contains an The bald eagle was chosen When they reached an intersection on the way back to attend meeting in part as the national symbol the sheriff's department, the suspect jumped from the estimated 7,000 to 7,500 nesting pairs. The bird is not Three members of the because it was one of the few front seat. Leonard, who grabbed the suspect's economics department at- creatures native to almost all clothing, was dragged into the street. native to Hawaii. The birds will be declared tended the annual meeting of of North America. Meanwhile, the cruiser took off with McDonald locked the American Economics Bald eagles are among the in back. endangered in 43 states, but will be classified as Association held recently in world's most striking birds of The car rolled about 300 feet before it stopped on an New York. prey. They stand four feet iron pipe. Passersby freed the deputy. "threatened" in Michigan, ' Minnesota, Wisconsin, Oregon Drs. Paul Kipps, Raymond and have six-foot wings. The The suspect, meanwhile, escaped Both officers were Prince and Howard Wilhelip head of the bald eagle & white, unhurt. and Washington state. The threatened classification presented a paper entitled its body plumage a dark means the species is likely to "The Economic Theory of brown. become endangered within Learning." The birds are rarely found First Snow Ball Tournament far from water and along the forseeable future. Assistant presents Animals listed as en- coastal areas, eagles can be PORT HURON, Mich. (AP)-They just couldn't wait dangered are protected by law seen diving to catch fish with for spring in Port Huron. from being killed, placed in biology program their powerful talons. So, on Sunday morning, with about a foot of snow on commerce or possessed, Biologists recently have the ground, six Softball teams began to play in the first successfully transplanted except with government Cheryl Howard, a teaching "Snow Ball Tournament." approval. In states where the eggs from Great Lakes nests Normal softball rules were changed. A 16-inch assistant in the microbiology into nests of eagles in Maine, orange florescent softball took the place of the usual eagles are listed as laboratories, recently where the birds have suffered threatened, regulations can be presented a program on the ball. Also, chief umpire Don Mclvor didn't call balls or as stringent as those from pesticides. The eggs are strikes in the five inning games, but stood behind the topic "The Effect of Vac- then batched and raised by the regulating endangered cination and Medication on pitcher's mound and ruled on close plays at the bases. species or more relaxed, foster parents. Mclvor said: "If they're crazy enough to play in the the Persistence and Several of those bald eagles snow.Tmvr&zy wibngh to call the games.-* • »... according, to local conditions. M u.L t i pi i c a t i o n . of raised in Maine by foster Previously, only the Erysipelothrix insidiosa in the parents have been found dead- "southern bald eagle," Turkey." killed by hunters. Pageage IV,10, THE IHW WBREEZE,I I rmm Tuesday, j, Februaryj- 14,1978 -,-- — Storm victims feast on beached lobsters jackets, pails, everything they dead lobsters, even after cradled a wounded seagull in fished for lobsters in more BOSTON (AP)-As things could think of with lobsters," cooking them, can be fatal. her lap. conventional ways as a boy, return to normal after last he said. So, while many other Reale was invited to join sums it up as "astounding, but week's vicious Northeast Lobsters-which now sell residents slept in shelters the strangers and learned that somewhat tragic. storm, a tale of an epic lobster for $4 to $5 a pound-usually because their homes had been one of them, house painter "Just the idea of all sizes of feast is being told in some of stay a few hundred yards off flooded or leveled, Webber, James Corcoran, would be them laying helplessly along the - towns along the shore, and the rough surf his wife Kathy and their feasting on lobster only a few the beach. I didn't feel as if I Massachusetts' South Shore. of the storm evidently carried neighbors had a lobster party. ards from the rubble of his should really take advantage Last Wednesday, with the many small, light ones to the They had no lights or c me. of it, but they would have died lights still out after the storm beaches of a number of towns electricity. So they lit can- Webber, a teacher who anyway." subsided, Bartlett Webber along the shore. dles, poured wine and cooked took a couple of buckets to his Thousands not gathered by pot after pot of lobsters on neighborhood beach in Marsh- beachcombers died. their gas stove. field, some 40 miles south of The presence of so many A couple of miles away in Boston, hoping to find sea lobsters on the beaches Hull, Paul Reale, who was out clams washed ashore by the prompted state officials to for a walk on the beach, MOSBY'S storm. warn beachcombers not to spotted about ten people He was amazed to find pick up any unless they were huddled around a fire, also M-FfS 5-9:50pm MILL thousands of lobsters instead. certain they were alive. cooking lobsters. Someone "There were 50 to 75 people Lobsters must be cooked was stirring the kettle with a S*Uf-«^ 20™", M. hockey stick. 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LONDON (AP)- British The collection, including 35 Cornell bought the Cherokee Indian, voiceless Dudley said Chief Redbird- collectors are making an love letters which Wordsworth because of throat cancer, is collection last July 7 at a now turns away from friends eleventh-hour appeal for cash wrote to his wife, Mary is Sotheby auction in London for asking President Carter to and won't watch television to keep a bundle of passionate considered academically change his mind and accept a about $81,000, including though he previously enjoyed love letters and other writings valuable since it sheds new Sotheby's commission and an hand made feathered head- it. He sees only members of by the English poet William light on the couple's dress like the one he has given agent's fee. The school his immediate family and Wordsworth from being sent relationship. The material planned to send the works to to every elected president especially is fond of his 10 to America. come to light only last year since Woodrow Wilson. its Ithaca, N.Y., campus month grandson, "young The deadline was Sunday. when a carpet fitter came where scholars are editing a Chief Redbird, 78 and Bear" Matthew. Jonathan Wordsworth, the across them in his storage convalescing in a Detroit area series . of Wordsworth Redbird was raised in poet's great great great shed. volumes. nursing home after surgery Oklahoma, where older In- nephew, said his group was last year to remove a dians bestowed him with the close to agreement with malignant larynx, said he sent honorary "chief" title Cornell University but the Auto accidents leading a headdress to the White because of his boyhood deal is "not all signed, sealed House shortly after Carter athletic abilities. As a young and delivered/' was elected. man, he learned how to build "We're extremely dose to But because of Carter's the fancy feathered head- having raised the money," cause of youth deaths policy of accepting no gifts dresses from a Sioux named Wordsworth said in a from the public, the head- Blue Cloud. WASHINGTON (AP)-Auto Highway Traffic Safetry dress, made with turkey telephone interview from his In an earlier interview, Warborough village home. accidents are the leading Administration here. feathers, was returned. Redbird said Cherokees cause of death of America's One reason why car ac- Now a group of the chief's "We have, in fact, made an "wore only a headband and offer to Cornell of 42,000 young people aged 1-24, the cidents are the leading killer friends and relatives are maybe one feather-but the pounds, about $81,900. We government reports. of young people, Boaz said, is trying to arrange not only for Sioux got an awful lot of at- that persons in this age group the president to accept the have reason to believe they Information from the tention with those big are going to accept that National Center for Health are not as susceptible to such headdress but for Carter to feathered bonnets." figure." problems as heart attacks, receive it in person from Statistics shows that 20,279 persons between the ages of 1 strokes and cancer which Redbird, if the Indian's health 9 often hit older people. improves sufficiently to make 'Good weather advisory issued and 24 died in auto accidents in 1975. Another reason, he added, a meeting possible. is that many young people do There has been no reaction ATLANTA (AP)-The our pleasure to issue a good The next leading cause of not know their own tolerance from the White House on the following advisory was issued weather advisory for this death in this age group was for liquor or realize that if request. Friday by the National afternoon Saturday and homocide, which took the lives they drink three cans of beer ''He's pretty demoralized, Weather Service in Atlanta: Sunday. of 6,195; cancer, which took 5, in a two hour period, they ar but thinking about presenting "A good weather advisory "We issue so many 219 lives; suicide, which took probably legally drunk. the bonnet to the president is is in effect. forecasts and warnings of 4,736 lives; and birth defects, And a third is that young keeping him alive. It's his will "The sunny skies and near rain, wind, cold, snow, ice and which killed 1,883. people are less experienced to live," said George Dudley, normal temperatures have thunder that we figure it's brightened the spirits of A new Census Bureau drivers who sometimes take captain of the suburban Hazel about time to issue an ad- report for the same year unnecessary chances. Park Police Department. weather forecasters as well as visory on good weather." Boaz said that an estimated everyone else. Therefore, it is shows that auto accidents Dudley's son, Howard, is accounted for 65 percent of all 46,700 persons died in cars in married to Redbird's accidental deaths among 1977 and that half of all traffic daughter, Delia. Prof speaks to engineers meeting youths aged 15 to 24; 48 per- fatalities are in some way "This bonnet isn't a gift. cent among children 5 to 14; alcohol-related. It's a symbolic headdress to Dr. Cullen Sherwood, Sherwood's talk was en- Although he did not have professor of geology, recently and 37 percent among the nation's chosen leader," titled "Permafrost and children l to_4. figures on how many deaths in he said. "The chief didn't spoke to tne Blue Ridge this age group were alcohol- send one to Gerald Ford. He Chapter ~6T~ Professional Construction of the Alaska While the number of auto related, a study done for said he would have sent one if Engineers. 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Social all joy you are sharing, in all Leper. sorrow support." What would BILLRAM (THE SNAKE): D.D.: You know what?!!! SHOESTRINGS: Only one I do without you? Thanks for The llth was real and the Happy Valentine's... We'll for a half? I did send two. BOZ: Be my valentine or J.D.'s was great. A Great Happy Valentine's Day. I'll you'll never see Janie alive my happiest three weeks. soon be there; I can't wait. Hope they are the first of a Dam approved of you. Ree Ya Love always (even if it's not be in touch. Love (or is it again. Good times are Rater, Scarlett. lust?), S.A. coming. I hear it everywhere I million. Anne Marie. mentioned), The Toe. go. Deacon Booze. TO MY F.F.: Happy Valen NEW YORKER: My heart TEDDY BEAR: If you TO THE IKETTES: Tubes, promise not to cheat at spades DEF: May the special tine's Day, sweetie! Rev. and is pinned to the MATT. Don't tubes, more tubes. You never Mama A, Mr. and Mrs. you know that Southern Belles (or hearts) any more, we cease to amaze us. Rain, meaning and love of Valen- promise to make another tine's Day be shared between Cookie, Boo, Wilmer, Dad and are hell at night? Don't be so sleet, snow and tundra; the rest all miss you. So do I, naive. Southern Belle. peanut butter pie. This is a nothing seems to phase "ya." us every day for the rest of our contract! Puppy Love. lives. All my love, sjl. very much. Love and kisses, You say you're not legal "Mrs. Sensitive." XXOO. SUGARBEAR: Just today? What the hell, come on remember I love you. The PUNKIN': Three years down anyway; You know I'M 007, that's our Bond, and TO MY BOOFER: You're just wine was delicious! Let's try already? Fifty will be here you're always welcome in "C of you and Smitty I am so as huggable as ever. I love you it again soon. Looking forward Jjefore we know it! I love you! section-Home of Higher fond. more every day...Muffin. to this weekend. I love you, Education." Julie. DEAR SCHNIZE: For two PAUL WAYNE: Happy CHRIS AND MICHAEL ABC: Your first personal has long years you've been mine; Valentine's Day! Hope you'll SUSIE: Huggy says he likes ALAN: Just a BIG thank you- arrived, just in time for the I still want you to be my always be my Handy Man. I your touch! So come on over you're sweethearts! Thanks night I hope to survive. valentine. Happy Valentine's love you. Diane. and make him flush! If you do, muchly. I love "ya" both. CLC Friday night should be Day. Love ana kisses, Fred. it could mean lust! The big I. DNB I love you! 3-25-78. dynamite as long as all P.W.: I took the good time, I'll one. cameras are kept well out of DEAR LONE RANGER: For take the bad times, I love you MAYSO: I will always be your sight. The night was cloud 9 at two long years you've been just the way you are. When DEAR JRT: Whatever valentine, at least for as long that first dance, but I do plan mine; I still want you to be my you need me again, I'll be happened to last semester? as you keep your TANK and to land for this second chance. valentine. Happy Valentine's waiting. I love you all the Remember those stolen your Master Charge! Love And barring all colds and Day, sweetie! Love, Little bunches (yes, even Sally moments in the late night always, your faggot. H'burg flus, the druggy and Ton to. Bunches)...and that's forever. show? Hoping for many more. blind man shall step aside to L.D. Love, your Secret Admirer. MASTER MALCOLM the true and obnoxious me GOOD: Elections are soon. MACHO MACHISMO: who plans to get revenge on Time to get down to business. TO THE NUMBER ONE TO MY TEDDY BEAR: Nobody has a rainbow without the Chappelear three. Blind- Happy Valentine's Day. Love PLAYER ON THE BALL Happy Valentine's Day! first having the rain. Almost man. you. The Nov. CPA. FIELD OF MY HEART: You Remember what you gave me six months- at least we're make loving fun. From the last year? Well, I'll take it if trying. Love, the Disney- SNAKE: Roses are nice, VALENCIA: Remember aggressive one. you want to give it to me. For nosed girl. Violets I hate, I'll be your marshmall owing football yourgiftlgiveyou my heart. Kjrsonal sexual deviate, games, frozen walk to "Close ROSES ARE RED, Toni is Love Schnooker and N.R. FUTURE SHOCK: There are appy Valentine's Day, Encounters," sledding Wine- brown, be my valentine and Bear. lots of stars in the universe, sweetie. Your personal per- Price, wet frozen pants. we'll fool around. but you outshine them all. vert. Massanutten. Keep the good REBKEE: Happy Valentine's Happy Valentine's Day! memories coming. Love TO THE GIRLS ON LOGAN Day. This message entitles ROSE G.: I has been a great Underweight SECOND FLOOR, WEST you and your Rebel the use of KIKI: Thank you for the year four weeks-snow, cold, rain. END: We entertained on the room for one whole night. and three months and 26 days. Hope you will keep on TO MY FAVORITE CUBAN: Halloween, Feb. 24 will be a Love,Yankel. Your poem is ready. Happy visiting and answering my Be it in Virginia Beach, scream! So until we see you Valentine's Day. Love, Tun. Bhone Happy Valentine's Guantanamo Bay or Mon- at the party, we hope your SPAZMOLOGIST: Happy ay. Brian. tana, make it before twelve. Valentine's Day is "Hearty!" Valentine's Day. Enjoy your TO MY LADY LUCK: You Be my only valentine. Love, Who else but the Nuttsville remaining months of may be able to beat me at gin, E: You are my "ticket" to "Thex Blonde." Crew? illiteracy. Next year instead but I still have a few tricks up happiness. We'll go on sharing of a weekly you will have a mysleeve! Perhaps we can "eyes," gracilis' ana DEBBIE'S PLACE: Happy LYNNE (POOH): The daily Reeder. I am glad for have a private game again "Beginnings' forever. Happy St. Valentine's Day! Your future! Who knows what it your advancement. Love, some time. After all, you are Valentine's Day to my crazy "fiance." will bring? Let's concentrate Literary promoter. the best and "More than a kind of guy. With love from on today, and tomorrow will Woman to Me." Happy your "Babe." TO DING. SWEET B301: take care of itself. I'm glad HO, HO, HO: Who wouldn't Valentine's Day. "F" Roses are red, violets are we talked. This is my best one go-anywhere with you? TO DARK FAKER, ETC.: blue, let's go to Hong Kong, yet!! All my love, Jean- Happy Valentine's Day. When HAMMER: Thanks for You bring the tape and I'll I'll whopey, will you? Signed, Claude. all of the Jacks have hit the bearing with me. Happy bring the pillows. I love y'all Greatone. road and you are looking for Valentine's Day!!! Love, bestest of all. One of the guys. EAGLE 2882: Despite the - company, I'll always be a Cheeks. DISCO; NOR; W. Va.; nabs what-this northern squire is Swingin Single. HAYSEED HACKIE: Won't and hot chocolate; Va. Beach; on cloud nine with a lovely S.D.: Will black boots, brass you be my valentine? Two James River; 747 southern belle. Thanks for a TOMY SWEET knuckles and whips make you down, many more to come. honeymooners; 50th state; great semester-so far! May ROADRUNNER: Happy my valentine? Or do you Love, Rabbi Mickey. Alo-o-o-ha!; Mahalo; B. we have much more time Valentine's Day! Thanks for dream of bottles, boas and McGee's; teriaki steak; "Fire together. Happy Valentine's all the wonderful memories bees? Remember "Serpentine TONI: You leave your mark and Rain;" snowy hurdles on Day. Be mine. Much love, and great times. You're the Fire." Your always, wherever you go-puddles on astroturf; 16 months, 13 days; Henry. best! Remember I'D always Ssssnake. the floor and messages in the "H. shark." From your secret be here for you, through the snow. Your puppy dog eyes, H. admirer, w.w. crab, SPORT: It's been a year since good and the bad times. Hove TO PHIL THE EX-JOCK: Hey pleading for tonight, always grandma, pooky-poo. I love your last personal. Think of all you always and forever! Mori! Thanks for the non-gas make me want to tell you it's you. the changes in that year! I've Love, Dula. lodging. Hope you hose Janie. all right. I've always wanted loved every one of them. Love, Here's to you and me and a puppy just like you, to SKEET? Happy Valentine's Bunky. TO POOH BEAR: Happy Jamaica. Jesse. cuddle and to play with, and Day! A crazy something to Valentine's Day to you and now I do. Happy Valentine's arrive-I hope you like it. RHONDAB: It's a wonderful your 12-string...How ob- HEY CUTIE! How's my love Day! Love always,. Baby Poor... world, bacca girl. Hope your vious!! Love, Christopher on this Valentine's Day? Five Dumbo. close encounters are many Robin and Tigger. years and I love you more and TOT: Don't worry-it will and varied. While you're up.. more each day. ILAETK, BAHAMA MAMAS AND workout Happy anniversary, Happy Valentine's Day! Love, TERRY MIDDLETON: Hady YTOrwTG TTW. Love Me. PAPAS: Happy Valentine's Pepsi Cola. Little Tot. your"suities." Valentine's Day, sweetheart! Day to all! Soon it will be From your secret admirer, S AND A IN TAMARAC: Just picture time, and you know Rick (what it is!!!). wanted to send this valentine what' that means-party! to tell you how much we miss Dense Bahama Papa. SOUTHERN COMFORT: you. We love you and cant Happy Valentine's Day to my wait to see you over spring DEAR MIN: Happy Valen- dearest love! I'm crazy about break. Love,V and S. tine's Day, dubber. I love-you you. Be mine forever. very, very much. I hope Welcome home! Love you TO THE HEATHEN UNION you're patiently waiting for always, Squirt. LOCAL 342: Wishing the those 32 points. Love. Mino. "Wild Bunch" of "ya" a TIGER: "Life in the Fast Happy Valentine's Day. Love BUB: You're always on my Lane" could take us a "Long, y'all muchly ('specially no. mind, in my heart, and the joy Long Way from Home. 50). The Pollack. of each day of my life. Love Perhaps Kennedy always, John. School...Remember, "I'm TAPPER: It's almost a year looking out for the two of us." now and I hope it lasts MOTHER: A shoulder to cry How 'bout a little Ultra-M forever. We're just a couple of on, a warm body to hold. Love action to celebrate Valentine's coconuts and love comes in a comes much slower than it Day? (I'm still) The Tease bushel and a peck. I love you goes. Thanks, Dancer and the (...after 26 years.) bunches. Me. group. WOO.WOO: Been barking at THE BREEZE, Tuesday, February 14, 1978, Page 13 any dogs lately? It's been great these last two months. I nope Cupid continues to shoot those arrows. Happy Valentine's Day !! Love, your fine 's @ay>' light bright babie. TO THE SIGMA PHI EP- CLC II, KAC, KLP. NGS AND TO GEORGE L. OF GAR- SILON LITTLE SISTERS KW: Thanks a million. Can't BER: Thanks for just being a OLD AND NEW: Thanks for wait *til 3-25. We'll have a friend to talk to. You are being the best girls ever, no blast. Promise! You're all really a very special valen- matter what we say! The terrific! I love you! tine. Love in JC. brothers. TO 1-9, -10, AND ALL THE BABE: You're in my heart; TO SHARKEY'S II-FIASH OTHERS: Happy Valentine's you're in my soul-yesterday, AND SHARK (WHO ARE Day (hope you get what you today and forever. Thanks for ALWAYS "STAYIN' want). The wizard. all the clear nights, the un- ALIVE"), CAT SCRATCH derstanding, your warm NUGENT, HOT ROD BUT- ATTENTION REC- ways, and most of all, the CH Y BUTCHY BUTCHY, WORKERS: Happy Valen- love. For your love has THE ADVANCED FLIRT tine's Day. Don't forget the GEORGIA PEACH: You can J: It's the same old me, brought me home. Snow and MIKE, SURFER CRAIG, be my valentine, Easter crying the same old tears, and key on the 18th-"RSVP." Mayo. THE STONE PIANO MAN: Have a super spring break. bunny, and Beach Baby. But I I walk away like I always do, Just wanna say Happy won't play any games, except still in love with you. One day PS. Hi? And 'JKuhp L.M;: Thank you for being Valentine's Day! You're a Sgniteam! with Alpha Sigma Sigma. soon; please have faith. All there when I needed you. I've super bunch, and we'll love Cook's Pet. my love...forever. loved your visits and hope to you always. Laugh and stay TO MY LITTLE ONNIE: I have a good time on Saturday. sane. Love, SNAKE. TO THE GIRLS ON SECOND TO BANANIE: The D of D of love you always. Your Bady We still have a date to see the Gee. FLOOR LOGAN, WEST all D's!!! Have a Happy Bridge at Easter. With love, RP: The best of luck at VCU. END: Nance is good friends Valentine's Day, from the kid CGR girl. T.H. It's been real here at the with the mum. The count who loves vou!!! La La La?! TOMYESH: I will love you asylum. We'll miss you, but forever. Love, R.R. thinks Laur has nice bun. The ANGEL: Roses are red, we will always maintain. Blob has the hot tas for Joan violets are blue, I like flowers Come visit us. IMP. GEORGE: How?...Actually, I MR. GIFFORD CASANOVA: S and Shelly's ta tas. And the know how; so, when? Love but I love you. Happy first basketball head wants to I love your body and your anniversary. XO. King. GEEK LITTLE SISTERS: and icy midnight kisses, kisses make me tingle. Be my dribble with Debbie in bed!! Smokey. Congratulations! You three Guess who? The Nuttsville valentine! Love from the one have been selected as the Crew. without polka-dot bed WUHGA- WUHGA: Thanks DAVID: Happy Valentine's for everything- For a special official Geek St. Valentine's sheets l Day Sweethearts! Have a Day. You are number one in valentine's treat, just smile MOOCH: Thanks for being everything, especially my Geek-filled day. Two Geeks. there when I need you; you're TO THE SHOWALTER and you'll get whatever you heart. I love you very much. want. FM a true friend. I'll be winking Ginny. WINO: Your phospholipid TO ALL OF MOTHER \S of you on Valentine's Day. bilayer stimulates my LITTLE LAMBDA'S: I love Love, Stash. reticular activating system. HI SWEETIE: This makes WATERBABY: I can't you madly! And you in the TV remember a better year. Happy Valentine's Day. three-but I like BIG num- lounge-stop stealing glances! H ft R BLOCK MAN: It's a bers! Oh, look under your car Remember-Va. Beads, Stare! You could do worse! taxing trip up here, but the tennis, golf course, lobster, D IN 33A: Let's get together seat. You are so beautiful...I Mother. returns are great (let's unplug on the 14th. Just don't scream love you. FE and EA!! YLL Monday night drives, all the the blanket!). Happy good times.The bad times too loud this time. The man in DOC: I tip my heart to a brave Valentine's Day. Old Woman. the closet. L come and go, but the special man. I can only add-WUV- love remains, I promise. FARMBOY: Even when we VW. CY. LITTLE WILLIE: "I love TINE: I love your c.an-\ Ready for Florida, are apart, our hearts are you" is never enough to say. California. Don't keep me teloupes! I wish I had a ME- always together. Much love to PATTY AND JANE: Be glad for the good times they have all the fun! Looking waiting. I love you, really, you on Valentine's Day and Harrisonburg, Alexandria we've had and know there's a Kamikaze. for another weekend. Be my happy 23rd! Remember next and Locustville were future waiting for 'us! As valentine. So Fat. weekend!! "outa" • sigR, " but- always, your little girl. BEATRICE: I love you more Powhatan will be "outa" this than I love Blanche, Gladys, BOO: Thanks for all the great DEAREST BUZZ: We've world. Hope encounter No. 30 I KNOW YOU THINK THESE time we've had and the good or Miss Hinkey-doodle. Seven come a long way since last is great! Love, A & J. THINGS ARE SILLY, but I is still the magic number. times we're going to have year at this time and you're couldn't pass up the op- (this weekend especially). VASAP will prevail. Love, still my sweetest full-time EJPIII: Happy Valentine's portunity to say "I love you." Vernon. Without you this place would valentine. My special thanks Day. Love, "Little Hoover." Happy Valentine's Day-XO. be a pill. Be mine this and all to God for such a meaningful Helen Keller. Valentine's. Love, Bo. NAVY^ SUNSHINE: You've relationship. Thank you for TO THE S.B. 18: Happy V- changed my life, brought your love and care. I love you Day to our future cohabitants TO KELLY IN GIFFORD 325: happiness and love. Loving LEIGH: Thanks for the good dearly. D Lee. and Jeffers (the "man with The wine and beer was good; times. Stay optimistic and get you is fantastic. Looking the golden key..."). And we're the company was great; The forward to being your wife psyched for the dance. Love BAGUMBA: Thanks for the SERIOUS about that! XXOO- only problem was: Getting and more years even better you--Errrr! (Signed) Old doctoring. I thought you Conehead and the southern locked out kind of late. But Man. than this one. W-TLC. Your needed practice. But I wasn't belle let's try it again some time. baby. sure in what. Happy V.D. The Eagle 4th floor neighbors. * .#. BAH: After 3Vi months we thank you's are all said, but K.A.C.: With all your men, one K.A.C: Happy Valentine's are still US. Let's keep the reasons don't stop. And still has his eyes on you. DOUGGER: Remember, Day, happy birthday (coming growing together. Edwin the they never will. C.B. Listen for "Where's E?" we've only just begun. Just 3 "^ soon), happy every day! Hove bear. Signed A.B. for McCartney's more years! We can make it! you. The Arms. SIGMA NU BROTHERS: little brother. Happy Valentine's Day. I love S.S.: Happy Valentine's Thanks for being such great you. Jet. DR. J: Happy Valentine's Day Day!! Things have been brothers. They couldn't come COVER GIRL BYRL: Rl does baby, and remember., "just hectic lately, but maybe we any better. Happy Valentine's not know about R2, but does MINKEY-MOM: Do fish have stay close at hand." Love, can study some biology Day. Party hearty! Christie. R2 know about Dr. M? Your teeth? Your loving twcyearX Pokey. together. At any rate, I owe cool will never be retained. old, M.D.S. you a valentine kiss. Slide T- CHANDLER 308 AND Dream on. Post Toastee. GIL it seems you like building Bone- REJECT ROOM: Thanks for ELLEN, BLAIR (sorry no brick walls, so I'll hire you as making life tolerable when DAVIDIO: I tip my heart to a Lisa), PENNY AND LOU: my valentine brick layer. I'm DIVER DAN'S DAUGHTER: you're sick. You're OK when brave man. I can only add- Happy Valentine's Day. from happy, let's get lucky. Zep Listen, I've had this question we are all well, too. Happy Wuv-ww. your suitemate with the I've been meaning to ask you Valentine's Day crew. newsprint fingers. Glad I MISS PACE: I'm sorry that I for the longest time...well, not Especially Va. cAp. SUGARBEAR: I know I finally came home and -met stare at you that way. It's just actually for THAT long...it needn't ask. but I'U ask you; the filing cabinets were I'm trying to think of just seems that way when you SNAKE HIPS: Three and anyway--will you be" my beginning to talk back (but something clever to say. I have something troublesome one-half years and going valentine? It's been a fan- they can't sing like the ads can't get the courage to tell nagging you in the back of strong. Hope the next three tastic eight months. I love can). Gerna. you face to face, but I think your mind until it seems like prove just as "feisty." Love, you. Puppydog. you are very pretty, Bonnie an ETERNITY...but then Hubert. JOCKETTE: Happy Valen- Pace. Ben. again, if you're one of those OUR MEN AT GLICK: You tine's Day today. Happy birth- gifted people who can simply GARBER B202-N irne out of ten make our d-hall dining ex- day tomorrow. Happy BARBRA STREISAND AND file away questions for future guys can do it and the tenth citing because you're a bunch graduation in May. Oh happy LIZA MINNELLI: Believe us, reference...but you of all one goes to JMU. Happy of rOi.'sand Joeys. We love talkhV, talkin' happy talk. star-gazing is fun! Happy people should know I'm not Valentine's Day! Fred B201. you. Anne, Kim, Anne, Kathy. Love, your middle-namesake. Valentine's Day! TG one of them; I'm forever losing things...but one of these SCARLET FOXX: Every day MY MAN: I "wanna" hold TO THOSE FRANKLIN EARLY MORNIN ' days I'll find my sket- I spend with you adds a until I die, so let's live COUNTY "RAMBLING" SHOWERMATE: Am chbooks...How do you spell beautiful new page to my life I lives. You have made me GUYS (ALIAS "S")S Hey, you Syched for this weekend! "sigazoont?" Keep on story...and I love it. WLC. wicked, but I love it Love, guys are good. Come on up aybe it'll give us a chance to shining...Gerna (have you your lady. and we'll get small together. just talk and b.s. It's been a seen my toothpaste?). Happy HOWARD HAG A: For the last Hope you have a crazy kind of long time...get lots of rest! Valentine's Day. four years you have TONE: Six feet two, eyes of Dry hair. brightened up my days. Thank brown. My heart flips, when Valentine's Day. Well, ex- cuuuuuse meeee if you don't SPARK PLUG: !Yad you for all the good times. I you're around. Happy (Continued on Page 18) S'Enitnelav Yppah. love you Howard. Suzanne. valentine. Love always, J,. . know who this is from! Men's gymnastics: Team wins tri-meet By HOLLY WOOLARD to push you," said Ishee. The James Madison "Everyone is pulling University men's gymnastics together and we have more team defeated Virginia Tech purpose," Ishee said "We and North Carolina state this have so much talent that the past weekend in tri-meet team really motivates me." action, as the Dukes raised Co-captain Dave Carter also their season record to 4-3. raised his score in all-around JMU accumulated 158.5 competition by four points. He points, while VPI placed placed second in floor exer- second with 131.7. N.C. State (Continued on Page IS) could only gather 71.55 points. The Duke's George Ishee Terrapins won the vaulting event with a score of 9.15, which establishes a new school defeat JMU record. He also captured high bar honors and placed third in By HOLLY WOOLARD floor exercise and the pommel The University of horse. Maryland edged the James "George's scores have Madison University women's improved substantially," said gymnastic team by less than co-captain Ron Ferris. "Mr. two points as both teams Kruger (women's coach) has defeated Virginia Tech in tri- been sacrificing a lot of time meet competition Friday to work with the team and in night. the past two meets our total The Terrapins scored 124.75 score has improved 28 point- points. JMU recorded 123.6 s," said Ferns. and Va. Tech earned 92.5 in Ishee attributes the overall the meet hosted by the improvement to the team Duchesses. attitude. "It makes a dif- Top performers for JMU ference when you have a team (Continued on Page 17) Page 14, THE BREEZE, Sports JMU'S MELODY HAYNE8 competes in the balance beam, where she tied for second. The Tuesday, February 14, 1978 floor exercises during Friday night's double Duchesses, too, were second in the meet dual meet with the University of Maryland and Maryland finished with 124.75 points to JMU's Virginia Tech. Haynes also competed in the 123.6, and Tech had 92.5. «*to »v *•"■■> Thompion Dukes edge W&M to keep ECAC hopes alive By DENNIS SMITH tention of a Northern ECAC point play and forward John scored eight points, hughett, percent field goal average, on WILLIAMSBURG- "I bid, upped their record to 15-6, Lowenhaupt hit two free Stielper, Sherman Dillard and 29 out of 56, was too much for guess you could say that this is while the Indians fell to 14-7. throws, after Hughett made Gerard Maturine added one the Tribe which shot a weak our biggest win," James JMU's forward Tyrone the front end of a one-and-one, baskets each for JMU. 27 out of 63 for 35.5 percent. to bring the Indians back to 68- Madison University's head Shoulders bit a layup, which The team then traded Dosh, who hit 11 out of 15 basketball coach Lou Cam- eventually was the winning 66. from the field, was the game's However, the Tribes' guard baskets with Dosh's 18-foot ginelli said of the Dukes' 68-66 basket, on an assist from baseline jumper leaving the "outstanding" performer, CAC win over the College of guard Roger Hughett to give Jack Arbogast threw up a ten- according to Campanelli. foot jumper with no time left score 35-33 at the end of the William and Mary, in the Dukes a 67-61 lead, with half. "He made the big plays Saturday's first basketball 1:45 remaining. on the clock which bounced when we needed it," Cam- meeting between the schools. W&M's center Ted around the rim and har- The Dukes were out- panelli said of Dosh. "He does The Dukes, still in con- O'Gorman then made a three- mlessly bounced out to give rebounded by the taller In- well against everybody. He's the Dukes the win. dians 40-25 in the game. one hell of a basketball The Dukes never trailed However, JMU's 54.2 player." after forward Pat Dosh, JMU's leading scorer with 23 Duchesses use zone points, converted a three- point play leaving the score 46-44, with 14:27 left. defense, prompt win Dosh hit another layup with 11:11 remaining to stretch the JMU-Tech decide By PAUL MCFARLANE offense," explained Jaynes. Dukes lead to 52-46. But WILLIAMSBURG-The "If we can get our defense Lowenhaupt, the game's on three-game pact Duchesses' basketball team, clicking, our offense will leading scorer, hit two using a 1-3-1 zone defense, come." jumpers and a layup and James Madison University and Virginia Tech officials have turned around a 25-20 half time Wiegardt installed a more O'Gorman converted a layup reached a "verbal agreement" for the two schools to meet in deficit to beat the College of aggressive zone, Jaynes to bring W&M back to a 54-54 basketball three times in the next three years, the Harrisonburg William and Mary 52-44 here , said, where the wings were tie. Daily News-Record reported Friday. Saturday. "shooting out" after the ball. After Shoulder's layup The pact calls for two games to be played in Blacksburg and The win raised JMU's "Pam said if we played gave the Dukes a 56-54 lead, the third to be held at a neutral site, probably Roanoke, according record to 7-10 while the In- aggressively, we would be JMU went into the tease with to JMU Athletic Director Dean Ehlers. dians fell to 10-5. It was also , able to make a comeback," 7:32 left, and Stielper hit a Earlier in the year, JMU rejected an offer by Tech to play one the first Duchess win in four said Jaynes. layup 12 seconds later. game in Blacksburg without a guarantee of a return match. £mes and their third of the JMU outscored William The two team then traded Ehlers felt that a "one-shot dear would not be advantageous to t nine. and Mary 10-4 in the first baskets until Shoulder's the Dukes' program, and did not accept the Tech offer at that "We needed this one to get seven minutes of the second layup, with 1:45 remaining. the ball rolling as far as half to take its first lead on The Indians jumped to a 20- The new deal, however, was closer to what JMU officials were winning goes," said head Mendy Childress' 14-footer. 11 margin in the game's first after and was completed Wednesday but not announced until coach Betty Jaynes. The Duchesses then spreed to eight minutes, by hitting 10 Thursday, the News-Record reported. The Duchesses used a another 10-4 burst over the out of their first 14 shots. "It's an investment for the future and is definitely better than person-to-person, 1-2-2 and a 1- next five minutes. O'Gorman, who hit for a the one-shot deal offered before," head basketball coach Lou 3-1 zone in the first half, but With 8:26 to go, Anna career high 23 points, and Campanelli was quoted in the News-Record story. "J^'s in the only the latter proved ef- Harvey gave the Duchesses a Lowenhaupt hit 18 of the best interest of our total growth and development." fective as JMU coupled 23 40-33 lead on her 15-footer team's points. As of Sunday no dates for the meetings have been announced. turnovers and 24 per cent from the key. O'Gorman converted two The bargain reached with Tech is similar to the one arranged shooting to trail by five at Sharon Cessna stretched tip-ins, two follow-up shots with William and Mary, whereby two games will be played away intermission. the lead to nine, 48-39 on a and a layup. While, from Godwin Hall, and the third to be played at a site other than During the halftime, three-point play with 2:21 Lowenhaupt made three opposing team's home court. William and Mary will play at Jaynes and assistant coach remaining. Kathy Peter gave jumpers and a hook. Godwin Hall next year. Pam Wiegardt chose to stick JMU its largest lead of the The Dukes then rallied to But the Tech third game is scheduled for a neutral site, the grab their first lead 27-26, with News-Record reportecT with the 1-3-1 throughout the game-11 points- when she put "I am hopeful," Campanelli added, that sometime..we U be second half. in a rebound from Cessna's 4:54 left, by hitting 14 of the "The thing that was hurting shot at the 1:38 mark next 20 points. ' Dosh's layup able to have them (Tech) come here." us in the first half was our (Continued on Page 16) capped the rallied in which he TOE BREEZE. Tueidly, Pebnarj. 14, lOT, p^, II Women swimmers lose fourth straight By HOLLY WOOLARD freestyle events and anchored After four events the James the 200 yard free relay. Grosz Madison University women's edged her Maryland opponent swim team was 20 points by .14 seconds in the fifty, behind the University of recording a time of 26.445. She Maryland as the Duchesses also dropped her eventually lost their fourth time by approximately one consecutive meet 78-52, second. Saturday. "Marie did an exceptional Although JMU captured job," said Sargeant. "She is a seven of fifteen first places the verv competitive swimmer." Duchesses were overwhelmed Freshman Mary Kate by the Terrapin depth. Ferguson won the 100 yard Maryland had only one double breaststroke and finished winner, as other victories second in the 200 for were dispersed between live the Duchesse*. Teammate swimmers. Diane Cayce placed second in JMU was led by co-captain the 200 yard individual medley Frances Kelley, who notched and butterfly events. three first places and compe- One added incentive for the ted on the winning 200 yard Duchesses was parent freestyle relay. Kelley spectators. "You can always captured the 400 yard in- expect good performances dividual medley, 200 yard from swimmers on parents backstroke and the 100 yard day," said the assistant butterfly. coach. The JMU swimmers "That's what we expected invited their parents to the of her," stated assistant coach meet and sponsored a tea Pat Sargeant. "Frances afterwards. works hard and is continually The Duchesses travel to proving herself." Washington D.C. next Friday FORWARD TYRONE SHOULDERS (11) lays Shoulders also grabbed six rebounds. Steve Another top JMU per- to compete against George in two of his 11 points in Saturday's 68-66 win Stlelper, who trails the play, finished the night former was Marie Grosz, who Washington University. Tht over William and Mary on this fast break. with ten points and nine rebounds. won the 50 and 100 yard meet begins at 6 p.m. mote by David IWMI Men'* swimming: 19th HoiV West stars in Dukes' wins By JOHN DAVIS in the 50 freestyle in 23.235 and who spends a lot of time Freshman diver Mike West Weber in the 200 yard helping his divers. scored a pool record 245.5 breastroke in 2:26.765. Harry "We Just wanted Mike to points-on the three meter Ching placed third in the get some confidence on the JMU, state to benefit board and Chip Martin swam breaststroke at 2:31.707 Mike high board this year. a team record 2:07.8 in the 200- Baxter, a walk on who started Needless to say we are ex- yard backstroke to lead the practicing just two weeks ago, tremely pleased with his from tight Va. rivalries James Madison University swam an unofficial 23.615 in swimming team to a 73-38 the 50, which would have been West also won the one- victory over Towson State and good for second place. meter diving with a score of By KEN TERRELL a 74-33 win over Georgetown. John White won the 200 233.30. JMU's other diver, WILLIAMSBURG- Following last Wednesday's The double dual triumph individual medley, in 2:10.555, Stuchlak, took a second on the victory over Old Dominion University, Dukes' on Saturday improved JMU's besting teammate Martin, low board with 200.75 points. basketball coach Lou Campanelli played down the record to 10-6 on the season, who came in third by four He didn't compete on the high significance of the triumph. "When you're playing with two meets to go before seconds. White also took a board since he was still Division 1 schools every week they're all big games, he the State championships on second in the backstroke, recovering from the flu and commented. February 23-25th in finishing three seconds the match was already won. But after Saturday's 68-66 squeaker over William and Harrisonburg. behind Martin's record- JMU won both the 400 Mary, Campanelli could no longer contain himself. Coach Charles Arnold was breaking pace. medley relay and the 400 "Beating tnem on their home court, after the people obviously "pleased" with the Mike West's record per- freestyle relay, but the they've beaten here (North Carolina in particular) I'd Duke's latest victories, but he formance on the high board freestyle relay was not have to say that this is our biggest win of the season." was also surprised at the ease was accomplished despite the recorded as official because Campanelli went on to describe the victory as one that with which it was ac- fact that until this year he had Arnold didn't want to make was"good for us, and good for Virginia basketball." complished. "We thought we never been on a three-meter the final score too em- would beat Towson by two or board, according to Arnold, barrasing. The benefits for the Dukes certainly qualify this three points," said Arnold, particular success as the high point of the season if not "but they didn't bring two or the most important in the team's history. three swimmers, (because of The only win that would surpass the one Saturday illness) so I guess that made Pope sets school record night, would be an important post-season playoff win. the difference." By defeating William and Mary, the Dukes may have The Dukes were hardly a provided, the opportunity for such an occurence. K'cture of health either, as at North Carolina State . "IfVCUor Georgetown gets the ECAC bid in our artin, West, Greg Stuchlak, region then we would have to be considered for a wild Paul Weber, Chris Weimer- By KEVIN CROWLEY placed in competition. Witt card bid in the New York-New Jersey area," Campanelli skirsh, Scott Johnston, Pete Eight members of the said the three were there to said. "Both our team and William and Mary were being Laiti and Bruce Fraley all had men's indoor track team "work on technique.'' Onwuli, looked at in this light before the game," he added. varying degrees of the flu entered the North Carolina who has been hampered by While not boosting the James Madison University during the week. All eight State Invitational Meet injury lately, is working out Srogram to the same level as VPI, the victories over men performed on Saturday , Saturday, but only in but will just have to wait and DU and William and Mary also will give the coach and however, and did well preparation for the more see about his distances. athletic director here more leverage when scheduling enough to capture six first significant Virginia State Bom Mike Greehan and matchups between the two teams in the future. places, four seconds, and two Championships today. George Woodson entered the Currently, the two schools are slated to meet on three thirds. "None of the teams at the 600-yard run, but neither occasions , twice in Blacksburg and once on Pete Laiti continued his Invitational were really placed Pole vaulter Mike a neutral court. winning ways with first places competing," said Coach Ed Perry had better luck And while not proving that "the best team you never in the 100 and 200 freestyles. Witt "There were no awards finishing fifth in his event with heard of * is the best team you ever heard of-Saturday's finishing in 50.698 ana given and we never entered a 14-foot vault victory might at least cause newspapers and television 1:50.727. Fraley took a third any special events." Besides James Madison, news shows outside the immediateare to take notice and in the 200 freestyle at 1:58.805 Unfortunately, no one told teams from North and South stop referring to JMU as Madison College. Such and Rick Sulzer took third in hurdler Keith Pope this meet Carolina were at the In- recognition would be an aid to the recruiting program the 100 freestyle at 51.893. was merely a stepping stone it vitational, along with Virginia here. Scott Johnston had his best seems. Pope set a school and Tech and University of Rich- Although the beaten Indians might find it a poor day of the year as he finished meet record during a trial run mond. consolation, Campanelli is accurate in describing the with a first place in the 500 /Of"the 60-yard high hurdles, win as beneficial to Virginia basketball. The Dukes' freestyle, 5:27.642, and two clocking a 7.2. He finished The state championships success adds a new dimension to the state's basketball seconds in the 1000 freestyle fourth though, in the actual today, though, will have no power-structure. Tightening of in-state rivalries at the and the 200 butterfly. race. bearing on who goes on to Division I level means increased crowd interest and Weimerskirsh won the but- Three long jumpers, David national competition, but it is subsequent media attention. terfly in 2:05.197. Glover, Jerry Cutright and a chance, Witt said, for JMU Co-captains Sulzer and Sam Onwuli, were entered in to make its mark as a state (Continued on Page 16) power. 11 ■ t > i, * 11., Weber took first places, Sulzer the Invitational, though none Page 16, THE BREEZE, Tuesday, February 14, 1978 \~* VOICE OF Wrestlers third in quad meet THE By DENNIS SMITH wrestlers gave the best effort Kubesh (Hwt) won clutch The James Madison they could" decisions. University wrestling team lost JMU lost to Salisbury State "Outstanding" wrestlers two matches and won one in a 22-14 and Virginia Tech 33-6 for the Dukes, according to quad-meet Saturday af- while handing Liberty Baptist Prince, were Mark Hemdon ternoon at JMU. Despite the its first lossot the season 25-21. (118), Utegaard, and Eaton. losing record, head,coach Jim Against Liberty Baptist, All went 2-1 on the day. Prince was "overly pleased" the Dukes were down 21-7 but Kubesh had the best record of FAN with the Dukes per- JMU won the last four mat- the Dukes 2-0. formance. ches to win. Scott Utegaard The next JMU match will "We thought we would have (167) and Dale Eaton (190) be Tuesday night against the been out-classed all day, but pinned their opponents, and University of Richmond, at 7 Thanks fans for support... p.m. in Godwin Hall. we weren't." he said. "Our Mark Elander (177) and John The James Madison University basketball staff would like to extend its full appreciation to the student body. Your response to our plea for support has been in- credible and we know it will continue. Duchesses score win with zone To look up from the bench to see every seat occupied with a JMU follower only adds to the major-college (Continued from Page 14) Division, U Duchesst. of lour, we may not go to the atmosphere you have helped us create, and we're sure The Indians closed it to 50- regretfully , '»t an 0-4 championships," she ex- there are many other programs that would envy our 42 when Lynn Norenberg hit record, and several wins will Elained "The minimum has to situation. the first end of a one-and -one. be necessary to qualify JMU e two (wins)." To you we say, "When it happens in Godwin Hall it's a JMU's Bette Notaro, though, for the state tournament, "I would not like to go into rhapsody and every place else is just a jingle." scored a layup, and the In- March 2-4 in Norfolk. the tournament seeded eighth Thank you very much. dians' Karen Taylor hit two "These next two weeks are becuase we would draw The JMU basketball staff free throws to complete the curcial for us," explained (nationally-ranked, first- scoring. Jaynes. "That's why I wanted seed) Old Dominion. I would For the Duchesses, the win to start if off Saturday by hate to go into the tournament ...thanks team for ODU win meant more than another beating William and Mary." in that position." Thanks Lou, it was about time we had a good , ex- digit in the "W" column. JMU faces Virginia Tech, Earlier this season, the citing game in which we won. All the credit should go to Beating the highly regarded Radford, Virginia and Lady Monarchs bombed the players for a job well done! William and Mary team Virginia Commonwealth in its JMU 72-44. W & M's Noren- This game was surprising because it was only the should give the team last four games, and Jaynes berg led all scorers with 18 second game I've seen wortn watoning. t momentum going into its final feels a .750 winning per- points, and she scored all of Most of the games in Godwin Hall are boring (except four games, all of which are centage over those four is William and Mary's second- for the recent VCU and ODU games). The only thing against Commonwealth necessary to qualify. half field goals-four of them. which gets the fans off their butts in those boring games Division opponents. In the "If we do not win three out Childress led JMU scorers is the expectation of the dunk or a T-foul on the opposing with 16 points and 15 coaches. But since you've outlawed the dunk there is no rebounds. Cessna added 13 reason to get out of our seat when a Madison player . Virginia rivalries aided points and ten rebounds, while breaks long all by himself with a steal. Notaro scored ten and had 13 The Roanoke game, a 56-41 victory, put a W in the win rebounds. column and an L in the exciting column. The Arkansas by JMU win over W&M The Duchesses host Tech game was a poorly played game by both teams. You (Continued from Page 15) William and Mary scorers to Thursday and Radford may have beaten them, but it should have been a Is the rivalry one that JMU an average of only three Saturday, before traveling to slaughter. That team had to be weary from its long trip, is capable of maintaining? points. In the closing seconds Charlottesville for UVa. on plus they were kicked the night before by Va. Tech. by Are the Dukes as good a club the Indians were unable to Feb. 21, and to Richmond to more than 20 DOinLs. as they appeared to be on penetrate the Dukes' zone for play VCU on the 25th. If you want the fans to yell like ACC fans then show us 'Saturday night? They're a clear shot to tie the game. some better basketball. Two games in a year is not what better. Perhaps the Dukes arrival I call exciting basketball. I would rather see any ACC "If we played tonight the as a serious Virginia Gymnasts win basketball team go 6-6 at home than to see Madison go way we did Wednesday night, basketball power could be 12-0 at home. At least the 6^ season would keep my measured in the change in attention on the game. we would have won by ten (Continued from Page 14) If Wednesday night's game had been against anybody points," Steve Stielper attitude of the William and Mary crowd during the game. cise, the pommel horse, and besides ODU, I would have probably stayed home and commented after the game. the parallel bars and finished watched the Maryland-UNC game on TV. "We were sloppy on offense," In the first half, with the third in the rings. You've banned the Dunk, banned Baker, Banned Va. he continued, an opinion that Dukes trailing until the final Teammate Greg Frew won minutes and then leading by' Tech., so whats next? Please don't ban little Duke from was shared by Sherman the floor exercise event and running around on the court. Dillard and Pat Dosh. only two at the buzzer, the set the team record with a Still I have to say "Good Luck" with the rest of the The Dukes also shot a poor fans in William and Mary Hall score of 8.5. Other JMU season! Maybe next year will be different. 54 percent from the free throw raised no more noise than a victories came from Perry JMU crowd at at Baptist line with a 10 for 17 per- Babb in the pommel horse and Walter A. Wilson. Ill formance in a second half College game. However, as Paul Harris on the parallel where the JMU lead was often the second half progressed bars. two points. Tyrone Shoulders and the JMU team continued and Roger Hughett both to maintain a slim edge, missed crucial free throws in fending off several Indian the closing moments. rally's, the roar from the 6000 "We tried to give it to faithful made communication them," Campanelli along the press table im- •0LBII€0BBA1 remarked. "We missed one possible. free throw after another. "I don't think they ex- Those of you (in the press) pected us to be this strong this who have not seen us play late in the season," Cam- Family Steak House before, this was not one of our panelli said of the William and best games," the coach ad- Mary coaching staff. The 1580 South Main mitted. crowd was no less surprised. * However, the Dukes did If there is one disadvantage &feC? play an effective zone defense to be found as a result of the which allowed John Dukes' victory over William Lowenhaupt, the Indians and Mary, it is that from now scoring leader, 26 points, and on, the potency of the JMU. teammate Ted O'Gorman 22 basketball team will come as points, but held the six other a surprise to no one. KV All We Serve Is I is still cutting hair in Harrisonburg. ♦ USDA Choice Meat ! Same phone number different J I location. Call to find out where. Cut Daily-Never Frozen ♦ Come By & Give Us A Try , 434-5533 ' 'We have a steak in your future' THE BREEZE. Tuesday, February 14, 1978, Page 17 Dukes move to number five with in-state wins ByBOBGRIMESEY (their lowest point for the balance jumper at the buzzer. William and Mary, on the James Madison Univer- year) back to No. 5 (their was their best game of the In any event, the Rams (19- other hand, has been on a season. sity's Dukes finally did it. second-highest rating since 3) drop to No. 3 this week. crashdive and no reason to be They finally defeated an in- being overrated at No. 4 to No. 4 Virginia Military VCU played terribly in that state opponent start the year). overconfident when it played game and still won by one boosted its record to 18-5 this Madison — the excuse did point. Then for an encore, the The week started Wed- week with wins over Rich- little to improve the score. Dukes beat a second in-state nesday when the Dukes Richmond, with its 4-17 mond (66-51) Wednesday, and The Indians were high and record. Is definitely a safe opponent. downed Old Dominion 74-65 The Citadel (84-72) Saturday. mighty with early season wins Only the state's top-ranked and continued when they choice at No. 8. over North Carolina and VCU, The Spiders only solace is team, the University of shocked William and Mary 68- The Keydets have been but things are different now — Virginia, did as well this past 66 Saturday. improving since a Christmas that they do have four fresh- such as their record (14-7) and men and five sophomores so week against in-state com- Prior to the present break, slump and look strong their rating (No. 7). petition. "streak," the Dukes had as the Southern Conference the only way they can go is up Nevertheless, the Dukes failed to beat state opponents — for more than one reason. Tournament nears. Between television and jump from No. 7 last week in four games. Although their Madison fills in at No. 5. Breeze Top Eight height still remains a personal attendance, this 1. Virginia Old Dominion do-ii), B(lister has seen all in-state 2. Virginia Tech question, they have laid to rest despite the loss to Madison, is any rumors they can't beat ivision I schools twice ex- 3. VCU still improving. cept Richmond. 4. VMI Terrapins Virginia opponents — in a big After losing to the Dukes, way. Richmond was studied 5. James Madison theMonarchs bounced back to Saturday in its loss to VCU 6. Old Dominion Virginia (17-4) won the take Georgia Southern 79-73 beat JMU Richmond Times-Dispatch and afterward both Kirk and 7. William and Mary and retain the No. 6 spot. Spider coach Carl Slone said it 8. Richmond (Continued from Page 14) Tournament with wins over No. 8 Richmond (68-42), and were freshmen Angie Muse No. 2 Virginia Tech (76-68). Wrestling and Donna Chapman. They The Cavaliers lost to finished third and fifth Atlantic Coast Conference Woman's Basketball respectively in all around opponent Duke 100-75 earlier ACC Standing* competition. intramurals Conference All Oames Virginia State 72, Richmond 21 in the week, but looked as if WL.Pct....W.L.Pct. College of Charleston t4. Longwood 72 Muse received 32.15 total they had regained their of- N. Carolina 7 2 .771 M 5 too ACC Tournament points in all around action organized Duke S 3 625 17 5 .773 Championship fensive aggressiveness in Maryland t9, N.C. State *2 which establishes a new N.C. Slate S 3 .625 16 5 762 Richmond. A single-elimination in- Virginia 5 4 MS 17 4 .110 record for JMU women's The Cavaliers are finished Wake Foresf 5 S .500 14 7 .667 gymnastics. She also placed tramural wrestling tour- Clem son 2 7 .222 13 9 .S91 playing in-state opponents nament will be held Feb. 22, Maryland 2 7 .222 13 9 .S91 University Dlv. Standings second on the uneven parallel after going 6-0. according to the office of RICHMOND +AP) Virginia bars and the balance beam. Virginia Tech (17-6) may intramurals. University Division basketball sten The gymnast took third in dings- have Tost a chance to get into A organizational meeting is Saturday'* College Basketball State AliOamet floor exercise and fourth in W L Pet....W L Pet the NCAA tournament with its ■AST planned for Monday, Feb. 20 Virginia t 0 1.000.17 4 S9t vaulting. loss to Virginia, but the Hokies at 7 p.m. in Godwin 103.. All American 71, Hofstra 73 Chapman finished second Amherst 63, Williams 40 VMI 4 1 400..II 5 713 helped decide who the state's teams should have rosters and Army 74, Buffalo 53 in floor exercise with a score VCU 7 2 771.19 3 .164 No. 2 was by downing weight classes filled. Bowdoln 71, Wesleyan 60 of 8.5. She also placed fourth Bridgeport 106. Stonehlll 14 previously second-ranked Championship Division teams VlrglalaTech 2 2 .500 17 6 .739 on the uneven parallel bars Brooklyn Col 95, Queans 76 VCU 71-63 in the first round of must compete in seven of ten Bucknell 57, W Chester 55 Wm. Mary 2 3 .400.. 14 7 467 and fifth in vaulting. the Times-Dispatch tourney. weight classes. Columbia 62, Dartmouth St James Madison 2 4 .33)..IS 6 .714 Other gymnasts that placed Fordham46, King* Points 73 Old Dominion I S .167..10 11 476 The two were tied for the The tourney will follow Franklin Marshall St, Dickinson S3 Richmond 1 I .111.. 4 17 .190 include Melody Haynes who spot last week. According to NCAA rules. Gettysburg 90, Muhlenberg 71 tied with Muse for second VCU coach Dana Kirk, Each match will be three- Haverford (3, Swarthmora 67 place on the balance beam. Maine 76. Massachusetts 74 though, his team would be No. minute rounds or a pin. Navy 17. Perm St 64 ODAC Standings "Haynes threw an aerial on 2 if the officiating had been All wrestlers will be N Carolina 74, Rutgers 57 RICHMOND 4AP) Old Dominion the beam which raised our fair in Friday's game. Pennsylvania lot. Brown 73 Athletic Conference basketball stan- score," said meet captain required to weigh in one hour Princeton 72, Yale 49 dings— Kirk blamed the officials for prior to the preliminaries, and Rhode Island 70. Connecticut 61 ODAC Ail Oames Cheryl Flory. "With moves the Tech loss then saw his there will be a one-pound St. John's, NY t4, Duquetne 69 W L Pet. ...W.L.Pct. like these our score will Seton Hall 99, FalrfleM 77 wash. Lea • 419.. 17 S J7| team alomost lose to Rich- leeway. Vermont St, Colgate 55 Hampden-Sydney6 .750.. IS 7 4t2 continue to increase." mond in the consolation game Team and individual Lynchburg 5 .714..16 5 .762 The Duchesses face Brldgewater I 250 . 4 II .112 Saturday. The Rams won 67-66 champions will be recognized, SOUTH E. Menajpnlte 2 .250.. 3 17 William and Mary next Alabama 93, Tennessee It .150 when the Spiders' John and a wrestler is confined to Emory Henry 1 .125.. 2 20 .091 Saturday in WiUiamsburg. Auburn 92, Florida t4 Campbell missed a 10-foot off- one weight class. Duke 104, Davidson It E Kentucky II, Austin Paay 73 E Tennessee St 10, Western Ky 77 Florida St 19, Memphis St 12 College Dlv. Standings Georgia Tech 63, Tulane 5t RICHMOND -MP) Virginia College LSU 95, Kentucky 94, OT Division basketball standings- LOUlSVllle 63, St. Louis 61 State AMOames Maryland 10, Clemton 75 W.L.Pct.... W.L.Pct. Mississippi 61, vanderbllt a Randolph Mississippi St 61, Georgia 45 Macon. .157..12 400 VMI 14, The Citadel 72 Wash. Lee .133..17 .773 Xavler, La 94, Dillard II xNorfolkSt. .133..13 419 C.Newport .111.. 17 .773 Hampton .771.. 17 .773 Shenandoah .771..13 . .591 Roanoka .771.. 12 10 545 Lynchburg .750.. 16 5 .762 rWRCUTTERS Hampden- Sydney 5 .667..IS 7 .612 xVa. 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OWL: Happy V-Day (as long ITCHY FOOT: It's been a BETH: A meeting in the as it's not p and e). great eight months. Hope it library which led to a PRINCESS: I just want to continues! Tell "Clement" hi. romance in the snow. I hope I thank you for a great (Continued from Page 13) TO PETER H.: Watching I love "ya," babe, Happy can find a valentine as sweet relationship. One that was and you has been a real treat. Valentine's Day! Your lime as you. Stay young and naive is based on love of the first TO BARBIE, BRENDA, You've got a great back and fox. because that's the way I like KATHY, 8HERYL AND order. Thank you for the time an even Detter front You can you. Who knows where this of my life and sorry for the BECKY: To the most always count on me to be your TO BREENA: Happy close encounter will lead to? I beautiful women in the world. troubles I've cost you. Love, secret admirer. Happy Valentine's Day and happy might even give up floozy F.R. Please be my valentine. Valentine's Day. Love, S.S. anniversary. Guy. night forever. Love and XXX, Always yours, Tun. a reformed Hot Dog. TO THE FIRST FEMALE TO MY BATHROOM BUD- TAR RAT: Happy Valentine's VALENTINES TO B * G: For PRESIDENT: Thanks a lot DY: We may drink Jim Beam Day! Wish you were here. BUCKY-BOO: Keg No. 3 for the night All needed now making the beautiful skating straight, but at least we don't Love, MAM. should be in Tennessee. Don't rinks from our sidewalks ana is icing for the cake. It should burn our candle at both ends. wash your hair in Nair. Let's be pretty wild. Disc Jockey. streets and keeping VP's A southern lady. face it, Baldo, you are losing driveways open during our RICHARD CRANIUM: I told you you'd recognize it. Hai it Love, Big Bro. HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY late snow storm instead of MICHAEL: Happy Valen- working on campus. HV.Day.BubfLoveand TO: The bearded wonder; T 4 tine's Day! Who said "snort Patrick Culhane. P.S. I taught HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY T, the happy couple; the people got no reason to live?" TO MY HAREM: 4022, 4900, VIRGINIA SQUIRE: Maybe the brick everything it knows! director: "No Buns" I'm inclined to think we do! 5554, 5645, 4840, 5745, 5963, Richardson; Ellsworth; I'm not a Southern belle, And another point to PEPPER'S PAPA, Real love 5359, 5854, 4250. Happy an-* but I like being courted by a is in the giving and that giving James; Woo; and the pipe remember...we may have niversary babes; got you on man. Keep up the partying Southern gentleman. Lately little hands, eyes, and feet, but is enough. Loving doesn't take my mind Chuck. everything has been anything away; it can only tradition! We love you afl a least we have big hearts. because you're-the best there moonlight and magnolias. Love, the little car that goes make us more than we were SHAFFER OF HANSON: Boston-Born. before. Love,Pepper's Mama. is-from the best there is. "beep, beep, beep/' You'll soon find that short, "The Ikettes." ugly, moustached people with BABY: My love, my life. BUBBA It Peace has never FWOG: You my love? The smart mouths get nowhere. Don't change for me, I love thrill's still there...I love you. WITH ALL MY LOVE: To my come from within me, but was You can't intimidate or im- one and only valentine. I love you the way you are. Here's to attained through you. Thanks Your babe. press your false friends. Love. loving you more each day. I you, Roni. From your for a wonderful five years, one TO HONEY, THE MAN OF YURI: Have you told telephone man. Love, Gary. love you and that's forever. month and nine days. Bub- All time yours, J. l.ooo MOODS: I've conquered Penelope about Julie A.? ban. all but one and am still trying We're sure that they both RICKEL: This is our sixth SALLY. PEGGY AND CAL: I guess all roads lead for 100 percent. Happy think you're "marvo"-lous. Valentine's Day together. SARAH: You haven't been home to you. I'm glad I'm Valentine's Day! Love Love 'em and leave 'em, tiger. Hope we're always together. I valentines in the old-fashioned finally home. Je t'aime! Je Bunches. DEN know we will be, we are way, but you all have been, in t'aime! Happy Valentine's TO ALL MY LOVELY special. I love you. Y.W. the truest sense, my valen- Day, sweetheart. Love, Mack. FIRECRACKER: There are LADIES IN WAITING: With tines. Ardon. three things that remain- all of you caring for me, how BRIAN OF CHANDLER: Call MR. ROCK (YES, BILL, THIS faith, hope and love-and the could I help but "rouse 4754 any time rain or shine, for IS YOU): Here is the personal greatest of these is love! All myself?" Tarapote. if I get you, you'll be mine. TO P08TMASTER (ROOM I promised you. Happy S37): I worked for five long my love on Valentine's Day, MR. ANDMRS.GUNN: Hope Happy Valentine's Day! Rose. Valentine's Day. Miss Book "Tower." months, but now you're mine. (yes, it is me). you have an ultra-massive Believe me babe, you were Valentine's and don't get too AL: I wish you were here... I TO THE PHANTOM: Hope worth the wait. We've still got CHOOCH AND JOHNNY II.: carried away with the B.R.'s. wish I was mere...You always the Jokes and the laughs, but your Valentine's Day is as P.S.TJ?. have my unspoken passion...I Happy Valentine's Day to two sweet smelling as mine is! we've got love too; lePs make of the greatest sweethearts a JEBBA: Don't egg this one! just want someone I can talk it last. From "Mo Thanks. Signed, the Daiquiri to...Football is never out of girl could ever have! Love, Queen!?! Have you ever noticed bow a Giggles. valentine heart resembles season. I'm thinking of you. Your first class boy. JAMES BOND OF JMU: DODO! Sixteen months isn't Mickey Mouse's ears? Love Even though you can't hold TO CAROL M.: I like you, and smooches, The Three onto your pizza pan, you can even when you blush, which is much, but there's more to TO THE SORTA-SECRET come! The little onces are Mouseketeers. GLICK CREW: Keep hold onto me-I'm yours! practically always. Al. S HO RT8 SOCIAL Happy Valentine's Day! Suzy trying. How about a kiss? cookin'! Love, your sorta MY LADY: Time is unim- Happy Valentine's Day! MIN. SECRETARY: Happy St. secret sisters. Chapstick portant, our love is what Valentine's Day! G. PUFF: It's been a great two counts. "I want to hold you aseeaoa—e* 111 H n m:: w SUM ««n t an 11 u i n s n iwwy/^ years and greatly looking •til I die, til we both break forward to many more. down and cry." I will love you Always remember the and wild yellow daisies East Coast Shi and Trauel mountains and sunrises. "No forever! Love, your man-a Poofters!" Love, Huff. beer-drinking kisser! BABY MAMA! 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And Nora 'Nichols Is ready For Yon" Page 20, THE BREEZE, Tuesday, February 14, 1978 Prof publishes Dr. K. Thomas Varghese, associate professor of economics, recently had two First black West Point graduate honored papers accepted for publication. The article "Inflation, ATLANTA (AP)-The first conduct unbecoming an of- and dismissed from the Army. quartermaster and com- Unemployment and In- black graduate of West Point, ficer. In December 1976, at the missary officer, had "done a dexation" appeared in the dismissed from the Army and Today, after a 94-year fight urging of Flipper's family and tremendous service to our November 1977 issue of placed in a grave without a to clear his name which ended Ray MacColl, a former government and had, it "Virginia Social Science headstone, is being buried in 1976 when the Army Valdosta, Ga., State College seemed, been done a great Journal." with full military honors in his changed his discharge to student who is now a teacher, injustice." Another article, "The Case hometown of Thomasville, honorable, Flipper was being the Army reviewed the court "Anyone who would review For and Against Com- Ga. honored in his south Georgia martial and changed Flip- the case today would see all prehensive Indexation: A Lt. Henry Ossian Flipper hometown. per's discharge to honorable. the injustices, not just the Critical Examination" will "be was the first prominent black Flipper, who was born MacColl claimed that racism but the irregularities published in the forthcoming civil and mining engineer in March 21, 1856, graduated Flipper, who also served as a in the trial," MacColl said. "James Madison Journal. the United States and a for- from West Point in 1877. He mer assistant to the secretary was commissioned as a of the interior from 1921 to second lieutenant in the 10th 70-year-old 1923. Cavalry and from 1878 until Have we get 2 Ualentine fW yen ••• But for nearly 40 years his 1882 fought in the Indian wars remains lay in a grave without in the Southwest. captive dies a military headstone at In 1882, his commanding Atlanta's Southview officer charged that Flipper I BETHUNE, France (AP)~ select a Ualentine Cemetery-a result, officials had embezzled $3,791. He was < An elderly woman, locked in said, of his dishonorable court martialed and found an unheated room by her ami save up t* M% discharge from the Army in innocent of embezzlement but , sister 47 years ago, has died 1882 after he was convicted of guilty of unbecoming conduct four days after a delivery man en all winter merchandise. discovered her by accident, officials disclosed Saturday. Honor code changes The 70-year-old captive, Today only* (Continued from Page 1) In last year's case of a Madeleine Delton, died in a "other" violations, according student who was found guilty psychiatric hospital near this The University Square to Dingledine. The minimum of an Honor Code violation, northern French town Friday. penalty for a conviction will the department directly in- She weighed 66 pounds at now be suspension for a volved appealed the decision death, officials said. 5fc$. Main St. semester, thus doing away as "inappropriate," Her 72-year-old sister, with all probationary sen- Dingledine added. Marie Louise, told police she Htm Hturi: tences. All convictions for One other change made by had locked her then 23-year- Honor Code violations this the board is that the chairman old sister behind barred 10 a.*.- 5 ■•«. academic year have been for of the appeals committee will windows in 1930 because "she "major" violations, he added. no longer by able, to reject a had lost her mental faculties" frl. ihet till • i.n. The board also limited the student's appeal, "Dingledine shortly after their mother right of appeal to only the said.- Only the committee died. convicted student, Dingledine itself will now be able to reject Officials said the woman's said. As things now stand, an appeal, he said. neighbors apparently never any academic department or Dr. Thomas Stanton, vice knew of her existence and she the university itself may rsident of academic affairs, went unnoticed even during appeal an Honor Council chairman of this com- the German occupation of decision, he said. mittee. France during World War II when houses were routinely Elimination of speaker searched by the Nazis. (Continued from Page 1) the students grad uate the way complained about having the they wanted to. exercise on the astro-turf and Commencement exercises kTSBl graduating en masse. Most at Virginia Polytechnic In- BRIGHTEN UP DWNCA students wanted to graduate stitute and the University of on the quad and receive their Virginia have guest YOUR WINTER diplomas individually. speakers and the students are WITH . graduated en masse. StudentGovernment The recommendation to GREEN PLANTS Association President Mike Carrier also stated that all Y% Com Clwwge DeWItt said that everyone students and faculty par- AND who spoke to brim concerning ticipating in the program will graduation favored receiving be required to wear ap- CANDLES 'wtoeodayOTIuw their degrees individually. propriate academic dress. F80M Students said that graduating This would ensure that par- en masse "symbolized a lack ticipants in the exercise are of individualism." dressed consistently, making DeWitt explained to the ceremony more proper (M ofauteHto wilk 9WU ffD Carrier the opinion he had and dignified, Reubush said. received from students and This has been a regulation in Carrier then spoke to the the past, and is now being re- ZObS s. MAIN ST. 29-33 S.Libert: committee in favor of letting emphasized. Restringing Racquet Doctor" is here to serve Hairstyling Salon you! Repojrs on has moved to their new For lovy^ -tennis full service hair care center prices & -squash HAIR 1106 Reservoir St. 434-040 1 -rocquetbalH swift JMU RegrippingV service call 433-4516 X parking lot SOUTHAMPTON Paul St. COIN LAUNDRY 1425 $ Main there arc any number of things Tired of waiting in line for youcan do with it. your dorm's washer. Cpme ourFeoruxir^Jromofion! Reservoir to Southampton & end your shampoo-cut-slyle $5.00 wait. 434-5260 perms$15.00 when you ask for Debbie £jfjff£%& H.1A1111UJJ S3. THE BREEZE. Tuesday, February 14, 1978, Page 21 Art, parties and facing life with a pitcher (Continued from Page^3) jectives when the student university students. Latin as "You have a nice place learning?" eyes and looked out tnrougn a interrupted. well. How can one possibly be here," said Mr. Madison, "Learning is a bore and it grainy fog. "Huh, on yeah, "No man, I mean any frat well-rounded without knowing motioning to Dukes Grill, doesn't give you a job." wow, hey." parties. I heard SPE had a Greek or Latin? Your studies "But where are the debates?" "But how do you expect to "I am James Madison." really wild one the other week. these days are much too "The debates?" be prepared for life if you are "Oh. hey. how ya doing? Were you there?" easy." "Yes, that's what we not a well-rounded in- Know of any open parties?" "SPE?" The student excused always did in Raleigh Tavern, dividual?" "Sigma Phi Epsilon. You himself and went for another sit around and debate politics. "I think I'll get a pitcher." "Well, no, 1 have always know, man, one of the beer. On the way back, he Is not anyone here anxious to The student left again to fight maintained that political fraternities." whispered into a friend's ear, discuss political philosophy?" his way toward the tap. factions, or parties, in a "I don't know what this guy's The student laughed as only republic must be open, that "Now, I have always doing but he's really gotten a one who has consumed an Mr. Madison, thoroughly they must constantly enlarge believed that secret societies hold of some good stuff. He excessive amount of beer can disillusioned, left the grill and their ranks and present are a threat to a free govern- looks really burned out." do. Slowly Mr. Madison began wandered out into the themselves to the public if ment. Arty groups with secret to realize the reason behind hallway. "I cannot un- they are to be entrusted by the orders and mysterious creeds "We had a place like this in the laugh.. derstand," he kept muttering. people with the care and pose a danger to a republic. old Williamsburg," said Mr. "Do you mean that you are "A student at my university maintenance of' a free Secret societies represent the Madison, when the student not here to discuss politics? who is not here to learn, only government." diametrical opposite of a free had returned. "Raleigh Or philosophy? Or literature? to get the degree. I do hope he Tavern. We would meet there The student stared at Mr. society which is what our Or higher mathematics? Do is the only one." federal constitution is based every day to discuss politics. you mean all you are here to Madison as he explained the upon." Why, you might even l>e able The hallway was crowded role of political factions in a do is consume alcohol?" with assorted revelers. From to say that this country was "Yeah, man, hey." republic and the necessity of "Are you saying that founded in a tavern." the ballroom came the loud them being open to the peop' Greeks are dangerous?" "But how do you expect to pulsation of a disco dance "Wow, this guy's reai.y "Greek. Oh, T am sorrv, I "Is that so?" learn anything from that?" underway. bombed out," the student thought you were talking "Yes sir, we had quite a "I don't need to know "Ah, music-I have always thought. "He's even more about secret societies. I did group. Why there were me, anything about that loved a chamber quartet, even blitzed than me." \iot know you meant the Greek and Tom, of course, Tom philosophy stuff." though today's music is, ah, a Mr. Madison was Club. Yes, I have always been Jefferson I mean, and George "But what are you here for bit different from my time," proceeding into a description fond of the works of Aristotle Mason and Richard Henry then? One is supposed to at- said Mr. Madison, as he en- and Plato, though, of course, I tend a university to attain of the federalists and the anti- Lee and. . ." tered the ballroom. federalists and an explanation universal knowledge." I have not taken in a do not subscribe to all parts of "I think this guy's ■-.«*' "That's ok, I'U just take the cultural event in some time. of their tactics in using public them. I think that Greek hallucinating," the student degree." support to achieve their ob- should be mandatory for all thought to himself. This may prove quite "But what about the joy of educational." Townspeople accept award from UFO magazine CHESTER, 111. (AP)-- forces didn't want any more the ground, disrupting normal Nobody could remember just pictures in the magazine since August. said," he explained. communications and causing purporting to show the saucer No one thumbing through when the alien creatures in 10 A helicopter also arrived mass panic." to 20 flying saucers strafed attack. Unfortunately, those the magazine distributed free for the festivities, much to the However, a ' statue of showing evidence of the ex- Chester and left it in a pile of delight of the crowd that to townspeople could recall rubble, but just the same "Popeye the Sailor Man," traterrestial phenomena were the incident. But, said Official consisted mainly of children. erected in honor of Elzie blurred. townsfolk accepted an award "I came to see the helicop- UFO, that was because after from Official UFO, the Segar, the cartoon strip's Other photos were clear. the disaster Chester was ter," said Thomas Welge, creator and a native son of One. of a modern globular magazine that swears it really aged seven. "mysteriously, happened. Chester, either escaped the water tower, was captioned: f righteningly... somehow Police Chief Harold Howie destruction or was restruc- "This weird object near the resurrected and the memory About-75 of Chester's 5,300 was on hand to receive a tured in a park. entrance of the Chester of the event was erased from citizens turned but Saturday sealed envelope that the A key ingredient in Official Mental Health Center has all but a select group of at City Hall to receive the magazine, based in New York, UFO's case is a series of been giving off a weird glow" minds " magazine's "Letter of Ap- said contained the names of 50 preciation" for their people who witnessed the cooperation in the in- attack on Aug. 2, 1977. "I'll vestigation of the village's give it to the mayor," said FCC asked to reconsider WJLA sale "destruction" last year. Howie. WASHINGTON,DC. (AP)- Under the terms of the approved because we believed The crowd was somewhat Mayor Stanley Macieski Federal Communications WJLA sale agreement, Joe L. dividends or earnings from below Official UFO's did not attend but was said to Commission member James Albritton, who owns Per- the preferred stock would projection. It had promised have grave doubts about the H. Quello has asked FCC petual, would receive $55 guarantee the financial "an immense crowd, num- incident. Chairman Charles D. Ferris million worth of non-voting viability of the Star," wrote bering 20,000 to 30,000 people" One resident conjectured to reconsider the FCC's ap- preferred stock from Com- Quello. "With the sale of the to greet "famed war hero Ed the mayor was probably upset proval of the sale of bined Communications and Star to Time Inc. this no Ferrar and his team of UFO that the aliens rebuilt Chester Washington's WJLA Channel KOCO-TV in Oklahoma City in longer applies and a new set of investigators." exactly as it had been, passing 7 to Combined Com- exchange for the Washington circumstances exixts for Ferrar said he was a World by a good opportunity for munications Inc. station. commission consideration." War II flying ace in Europe urban renewal. WJLA is currently owned Quello told Ferris in a Prof publishes by Perpetual Corp., which memo that several FCC and now is a tennis On that bleak day in Dr. Gordon Fisher, professional in New York. August, the magazine said in recently announced its plans members had expressed «■** After his speech, Ferrar its January issue, saucers to sell the Washington Star to concern because through the professor of mathematics, collapsed, having succumbed, swooped down on the town on Time Inc. Quello wants the stock. Albritton would still recently had an article ac- he said, to forces from outer the banks of the Mississippi sale of the TV station hold a remote interest in cepted for publication in the space. river, about 75 miles southeast reevaluated in light of the WJLA. journal "Historia "I have an idea they the of St. Louis, "and burned it to plans to sell the Star. "Some of us reluctantly_ Mathematica." 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Feb. 17 8PM JMU/ID Reserved Tickets $3«00 RASCAL Public Reserved Tickets $4.00 Locations* UPB Box Office, The Muse, Mason*s, Blue Mt Tuesday, feb. 14 UKC Ballroom Records Tickets on sale Feb.l llAM-i*PM 8 PM - II PM $ l/ID at the Door THE BREEZE. Tuesday, February 14, 1978, Page 23 DOONESBURY By Carry Trudeau HAW, THE EVEN AS I SPEAK, ONE TUX- PRESUMABLY TO STIFLE HIS OUT- me SHAH SITUATION HERE EDOEP GENTLEMAN SH0UTIN6 BURSTS, A NAPKIN IS NOW'BEING DBMh IORWEEMPRE55' . ISAMUH- ON THE BALLROOM "THE SHAH IS A MURDERER" IS STUFFS? IN THE MAN'S MOUTH, AN TASSE, REACTION, UP TO FLOOR. IS BEGIN- BEING WRESTLEDTO THE GROUND UNNECESSARY MEASURE IN THIS SIR? WAT THE HEAD \KRBRl NING!) HEAT UP, Bi POUR DECORUM'MINDED REPORTERS JUDGMENT, AS A NASTY TABIE, BARBARA! TO SAY THE LEAST. IRANIAN SECURITY A6ENI5. RABBIT PUNCH HAS ALREAPYTAKEN AMY HIS WIND! I'M ON MID-TERM OH..OH.. -4NOCK! HEY.DIDNT UNCLE DUKE! ZONKER! BREAK, UNCLE RI6HT! OF AUNT YEAH, SORRY WOCK!: YOUHEARME? MNTsmmirs mm THE DUKE1D0N7Y0U COURSE,! SANDtfS ABOUTALLTHIS. GO AUUAY, DAM- -^ ME,ZONKERl HELL ARE REMEMBER.? Vtt/ DID! COMB AklAY, I W PEACOCKS MIT, OR I'LL "^ \ ,_ v WOOING ASKEDMEOUT RI6HT0N SEE.. BEEN SICK. OPEN FIRS! 3=^ \ HERS? HERETO GO SKI- IN, BOY! IMG!\ I *"w-^£W SOltiHATW BUT fVE GOT ALL MY mm OH, THE PRESIDENT OF WU KNOW, SHOW BEENUPTO, RESUMESOUT. I EX- SORJOF YALE,HEAD0FABCNa<6, S0ME7HIN6 BUSINESS. QUITE UNCLE PUKE? NO, PECT I SHOULD BE J06SY0U MANA6£RF0RmRED- OF mm FRANW, NEPHEW, FOUNDA NOT HEAFJNG SOMETHING APPLYING SKINS, SOMETHINGOF NATURE? tifBGOTTHEBUG! NEW JOB YET.. PRETTY SOON- FOR? THISNA- \ I VET? I CROCK by Bill Rechin & Brant Parker Page 24, THE BREEZE, Tuesday, February 14, 1978 Classifieds For sale For rent PITY-FULL C ANNEX OC- JAZZERS: If Geils and RTW. Everything comes to CUPANTS: Thanks for a Bishop don't turn you on, don't those who wait, and those who are persistent. Congrats on QUALITY STEREO TWO APARTMENTS: great birthday. May you have worry. Come to the Jazz a good sense of direction- Ensemble concert, Wed- your newfound contacts in the EQUIPMENT: Speakers- Available May 8. No. 1-one west. Hope you are able to Bose50l, still under warranty, bedroom, furnished, two you'll need it. Sitting high in nesday, 8 p.m. in Wilson. See the corps. you there. The Boys in the have a desireable experience $280. Kenwood 8004 amplifier, people, $75 each. Summer in the spring, with verlain and 120 rms., $375. Beautiful set season only. No. 2-four Band. MAJORING IN TUBES: rimbaud, not to mention $120. Sony TC-160 cassette rooms, bath, furnished, four to milkwood and thomas. It recorder and TEAC Delby six people, available through Thanks for the twelve and the TO MY FAVORITEST May 1979. Both located ap- "swinging" American party. PERSON, LORI: I'm glad we doesn't take a weatherman to system, $175. Take all, $900. know which way your winds Call Bucky, 433-9501. proximately eight blocks from You deserve a back rub. A still have a close friendship. I campus. Call 433-2681 bet- wild and crazy American fox. love you and hope that my blow. ween nine and five. Ask for dream one day becomes PACKAGE DEAL: Craig reality. I don't want to lose ME. And how is your uvula? automatic eight-track car Wayne. DR.JANDHOOS: Look up in If only that were all that were the sky, it's Carolina Blue. you. I won't pressure you any stereo tape player with slide more until you say the word. wrong with me. Will you help mount bracket and LaFayette ROCK BAND: Available for Better check your heels, us move, again?!?!&!?!?! 115 volt A-C to 12 volt D-C concerts and dances. Wahoos-they may have tar on Take care luv, God bless you. power converter. Excellent Reasonable rates. Specialties them. The Ford company. Count Burkeville. SNIGGY: Happy Valentine's condition. $70. Call 434-5639 include Aerosmith, Kiss, Day! Thanks for all the after 5 p.m. Nugent. Contact Box 1264 for BASKETBALL JOANS: Your WAYLAND AND LOGAN: happiness you give me today information. clues are obscure and revea f You too, Missy. I've got my and every day for the past DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT little, be sure! Your secrecy eyes on you. Eat your box. four years. Love youh me. AND WEDDING RINGS: Up TWO BEDROOM APART- is sound and too tough for Ewell Gibbons will rise again. to 50 percent discount to MENT: Sublet May through even our best bloodhounds. The Free Spirit, "The SHERRIE. RUTH AND students, faculty and staff. August. Option to continue in Men in government Luigi's, Stalker." MARY MOORE: To three of Japanese lanterns and letters Example-^ ct, $125; V4 ct, fall. Air-conditioned. All GARBER B202: Nine out of the best friends I could $325; l ct, $895; by buying utilities included. $259 per in b-ball we do recall, yet how possibly ask for. We have had do they fit...you leave us in ten guys want it too. But directly from leading month. Call 434-4741 after 5 unlike you, we're still looking a lot of great times this year diamond importer. For color p.m. awe. And even we politicians and we have to be sure to get sometimes fall to that same for the tenth one at Madison. catalog send $1 to SMA Im- Chappelear B303--A.S. together often next block! porters, Inc., Box 42, Fan- Wanted curiosity that killed the cat, Thanks for everything-for wood, N.J. 07023 (indicate but yet, a little action may be SECOND V.P. AND being there when I needed you name of school), or (212) 682- RESPONSIBLE PERSON: where it's at!?! Treasurer TREASURER: Oh, what a and making me realize that 3390 for location of showroom To move into three bedroom and Second vice-president. thrill that it would be if we things are rarely as bad as nearest you. ranch-style house two miles could sit upon your knee. For they seem. They really from school. Rent $75 plus KIRBY: The hottest item at you would say, "Come out and aren't, you know! Have a TOP BRAND NAME AUDIO share of utilities. Prefer Dukes Grill. Do you need play; please be ours on happy Valentines Day!! EQUIPMENT AT ROCK someone who will be here more hands in your pockets? Valentine's Day." B. Joans Love, Tami We're ready, just call. It's BOTTOM PRICES: Also, through summer. No disco CINDY COUNT TO TEN, turn brand name calculators, ducks. Call Tom or Pete at time you quit running around and fire. Whoever is DANA (BUNNY): Snow is televisions, car stereos and 434-8211. anyway. Our love, the "share left gets to take out the still abundant, but the sun and C.B. radios. Call for a price pair." garbage next time, me sand will soon be found! I Sote, 4334440 (off campus). FEMALE ROOMMATE hope you and Linda are ready k for Mike WANTED: To share terrific HEY BUBBA: Don't worry, TO THE ELKTON GANG for a wild week because four-bedroom house. Private tenor of mine. You're stuck! THAT RIDES AGAIN...old Sherrieandlsureare!! From NORSTAR SKI BOOTS: Size bedroom, two fireplaces, And I am bigger. So there! I breezes never die, they just the white but soon to be tanned 12. Used one season. Good yard. $50 per month plus love you. Ti-grrrr. P.S. I'm get blown away. And we shall long lost cousin. Happy beginner ski boot. Call utilities. Available im- willing to wait too! all have time to, someday. Valentines Day!! Ronnie, 433-4819. $25. mediately. Call 879-9586 or Hiiniiiiiiiiiin»> P.O. Box 703. a n rrmvmTmvmvri rm ■ ■ wnm imim DIVERS: U.S. Divers Professional, 80 cu. ft, "K" MEMBER OF UNIFICATION value cylinder with contoured CHURCH: To provide in- "Bac Pac." One year old. formation for a com- NOTICE $160. Contact Carol, 434-5836. munication project. Replies should be sent to Box 3057. NEED A SEAMSTRESS? \ Applications are now being accepted Sewing and alterations at a reasonable price. Close to Lost \ for the positions of editor, managing campus. Call Kim. 434-8604. LOST: Monday, January 30 in the Academic Computing editor and business manager of MRS. DORIS-ESP, PALM Center; one old, blue, binder- READER AND ADVISER ON type notebook with name and The Breeze for 1978-79. ALL AFFAIRS OF LIFE: address inside. Reward of- o* There is no problem so big fered. Dave Su, Box 3408. that she cannot solve. Mrs. Persons applying Candidates for Doris isi4ocated on Main Street Jusftwo doors north of Activities for business manager editor and the firehduse in New Market, Va. For further information, JOBS ON SHIPS! American, must be familiar with managing editor call 740-8798. Special for JMU foreign. No experience students: full fife reading for required. Excellent * pay. The Breeze's business must have $2. Worldwide travel. Summer ei or career. Send $3 for organization and have *J>>\ worked for ormation. Seafax, Dept. L- DO YOU NEED HELP i— MOVING? Will do light 2, Box 2049, Port Angles, taken at least six hours The Breeze in an . hauling with % ton pick-up Wash. 98362. truck at reasonable rates. Call of business courses or / editorial capacity; 828-2012. Kim. Personal their equivalent. for at least one TYPING SERVICE: Dissertations, theses, reports. DEAR KATHY, BIG BAD semester and have taken 14 years experience. 75 cents SENIOR SORORITY per page (Pica) and 80 cents SISTER: Are you and your at least six hours of journalism per page (Elite). Paper sisters willing to share your furnished. Call Mrs. Price, chapel with the whole cam- courses or their equivalent. 8284941. pus? If yes, you're not as greedy as we thought. If no, All candidates will be interviewed by a l FOR HIRE: Will move large as far as we're concerned, you objects or do hauling with my can go "suck a root. selection committee chosen by van. Rates open. Call Steve, Signed...We don't like your 433-2289, Box 2617. attitude-Shorts people! 2C The Breeze Publication Board. TYPING'SERVICE: R? TRI-LAM: I know you're out Cteig. 433-1868. there, but I don't know where. Tell me more about your activities. Respond in this space. Peter Pan. Written applications and requests for information ANYONE on or off campus interested in receiving The may be directed to Barbara Burch, editor. Washington Star newspaper, SKEET? Private condo, eh? please call Tom, 7142. On and I wish you all the luck in Deadline for applications is March 1. off campus delivery available. getting it. Poor... * »U"""" noiitnm»imQ»imtiiitiltltlllli