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Madison College, Harrlsonburg, Va., Tuesday, November 6,1973 No. 17

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Photographer Jimmy Morgan arose one on film the striking setting which lasts morning last week to find this beautiful for only a few moments on a cold clear sunrise breaking through the clouds, he morning. • quickly grabbed his camera and captured Crater Gives Campaign Platform Hicks Memorial packers earned $2.43 an hour; Ms. Crater said," I find these George Raymond Hicks, 71, position was performed by the BY LINDA SHAUT Flora Crater, the Independ- men earned $3.49. Also wo- results most encouraging. of Harrlsonburg, a well-known National Symphony Orchestra. ent candidate for Lt. Governor men employed as Class B Whereas my opponents have music professor at Madison He gave recitals at Winches- came to speak to a small group accounting clerks by Virgin- only been holding their ground, College, died early Saturday, ter Cathedral and Ely Cathe- of students on Thursday, Nov- la's public utilities has a me- my support has more than Oct. 27, 1973 at Memorial Ho- dral In England. dian wage of $113.50 a week; doubled. This Is especially spital In New York City. Mr. Hicks directed Haydn's ember 1. She opened her speech by saying, "The main men made $166.00. significant because I have not Mr. Hicks was born May 4, "Creation" at the College of goals of my campaign are to Crater also supports-legis- begun my advertising campa- 1902 at Gladstone, Michigan. the City of New York and at the World's Fair. He gave major include those people previous- lature that would require all ign, whereas both my oppon- He received his educational ents had. Once I begin my productions of Handel's "Me- ly excluded in the political state educational facilities and training from Albion College process and to provide a voice Institutions to remove sex, advertising at the end of this In Michigan, Columbia Uni- ssiah", Brahms* "Requiem", week, I expect my support to and several Gilbert and Sulli- for those under or un-repre- race, and age discrimination versity in New York, Boston pick up even more dramati- van operas. sented by specific legislature In their policies and prac- University, the New England tices. She is a strong ad- cally. The people of Virginia He wasamemberoftheAme- proposals." Conservatory of Music, where Flora Crater maintains that vocate of the Equal Rights are realizing that my candi- he was awarded highest hon- rican Guild of Organists and Amendment. dacy speaks directly to Is- served as dean for several the question of who will have ors In music theory and an economic control underlies Ms. Crater continued by sues of concern to them." years. He was also a member advanced degree In music discrimination in Virginia. voicing her optimism over the See photo on page 3. of three Greek letter frater- from Harvard University. She believes that those groups results of a poll recently con- He received additional train- nities. ducted for her campaign. Re- He was active in the Commu- traditionally under-repres- ing in France, Austria and sults of the poll showed her nity Concert Association and a ented In Virginia - the I mprove Mexico. as the only Lt. Governor can- member of t h e Harrlsonburg minorities, the women, the His teaching experience in- young, and the poor - have didate making any substantial Rotary Club. cluded military academies, mutual areas of legislature. gains since the Howell poll On Dec. 22, 1945, he married private secondary schools, So far, Virginia's state offi- which was conducted in mid- Your Reading the former Eleanor Elizabeth and universities Including the cials have sat back and wat- September. Dalton had gained Students who would like to Reed, who survives. University of Tulsa, Ameri- ched 445,000 families struggle one point, Michael had lost improve their reading effici- can International College, Also surviving are a daugh- to earn less than $5,000 a two percentage points, and ency may enroll in the Read- City College of New York, and ter, Miss Mary Eleanor Hicks, year. Flora Crater supports Crater had picked up eight ing Improvement Program at more recently, Madison Col- of Falls Church; two sisters, a State Minimum Wage Law percentage points. the Madison College Reading lege. Mrs. John McColl and Mrs. and stated that almost 300,000 Center. The Reading Improve- He was an organist and music Marjory Benedict, both of Flo- Virginia workers are not pro- Crater Poll, October 30 ment Program Is a self-study director at a number of chur- rida, and a brother, Robert Hi- tected by the Federal Mini- Dalton 27% course designed to assist col- ches Including Broadway cks of Providence, R.I. mum Wage Law. Michael 16% lege students In improving th- Presbyterian in New York, Amemorial service was held Ms. Crater also believes an Crater 14% eir reading comprehension- Trinity Episcopal Church In Thursday, Nov. 1, at 7:30 p.m. equal pay for equal work law Undecided 43% and speed. Students are tested Mexico, Asbury United Meth- at the Asbury United Methodist Is necessary in Virginia. She prior to entrance Into the pro- odist Church a n d Dayton Uni- Church In Harrlsonburg. The stated how female workers in Howell Poll, September 15 gram to determine their read- ted Methodist Church. music was provided by Dr. the Commonwealth suffer the Dalton 27% ing achievement levels. Mr. Hicks' compositions in- Richard McPherson, organ most from poor pay. March, Michael 18% Students Interested in the cluded a tone-poem, which won professor at Madison, and the 1972, median wage statistics Dalton 26% program should call the Rea- a prize at a National Contest of Madison Singers under the di- Illustrated this inequality. Crater 6% ding Center at Nicholas House | Composers' Clinic. The com- rection of Dr. Gordon Ohlsson. Women employed as shipping Undecided 50% (6284) for further Information. 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On The Lighter Side ♦ "\ By Gregory Byrne Under Which Shell? Watching your President and recorder, please." mine, you get the feeling that "Certainly, sir. Here's our he's playing a sort of gigantic Airline 100, a very dependa- shell game with the nation. ble model, and a real bargain First it's no tapes, then it's at $79.95." some tapes, then it's no tapes. "Let me say this about that. You keep looking for the truth $79.95 is pretty expensive. but you never get any further Let me see something a little than Senator John Stennls. cheaper." He's under shell one, Judge "Well, here's the Airline 75, Sirica is under shell two, but a good quality recorder at only nobody knows where the tapes $69.65. It has most of the are. The only comforting thing features of the more expensive is that the people hired to doc- model." tor the tapes are probably as "Tell me. What's the play- Incompetent as the ones hired ing time of one of these tapes." to burglarize the opposition. "Oh, about an hour and a But to be fair it is possible half. Of course the time var- that the tape machine failed. ies with the length of the tape." After all, you need quality e- "I see. TeU me, do you qulpment to do a job right. have anything cheaper?" Let's Join Dick at the friendly "Well, sir, the only cheaper neighborhood Montgomery model is the Airline Cinder- Ward store a while back. ella Model. It's $12.99, made ********** of plastic, has poor quality of "Aaah ... I'd like to recording and tends to fall just see something In a portable when you need It most." "That's my kind of recorder. Ill take it." "Fine. Will you take It with By John Huh/or you?" Editorial Comment "No, you don't understand. I want 700 of them." "700?" Why Should You Vote? Today, as the 'American students had no opinion or had the leadership in local govern- "That's right. Send them to not taken the time to read the Committee to Re-elect the public exercises the one basic ment where the groundwork enough material about the can- President, and send the bill right that gives the population for the American democracy didates running for public of- Is laid? to the Treasury Dept." some limited control over the government, it has come to fice in order to make a de- This fall one of the more "Yes, sir. How about the attention of this writer that cision of favoritism. The next batteries?" stable Latin American demo- the students of Madison Col- generation of leaders Is sup- "Good idea. I'll take 12 cracies, Chile, fell into the lege don't place the privilege posed to come from institu- M**U, gross , and while you're at it, hands of a military dictator- of voting very high on their tions such as this one. If the P 11 take one of those nifty ship when the elected govern- priority list. leading citizens of a com- ment did not receive the sup- Ford behaves good... splicing kits. You never know a Vice Presiderrr In the recent survey poU munity area not the most in- port of the leading citizens of when it may come in handy." taken by THE BREEZE, many formed, how can they display the nation. Although President Salvador Allende was in the middle of a reform program Male Putdown? which the educated citizens did Dear Editor: that in telling her listeners not like they stood by and let SNtj? Irm* In actuality, I feel that the what she didn't believe in, Dr. a constitutionally elected go- letter entitled "Male Put- Daly was telling them what vernment be completely torn Published by the Student Body of Moditon Colby, Horritonburg, Vo. Down" written by Dennis she did believe in. The logi- apart. REPRESENTED FOR NATIONAL ADVERTISING BY Hogge to the editor deserves cal assumption would be that no response. Yet, realizing The new military Junta has National Educational Advertising Services, Inc Dr. Daly's beliefs grow out recently handed down a strict that many of|he self claimed, of a re-evaluation of such censorship on books and films open minded, equality oriented things as the Bible, The Koran, EXECUTIVE PUBLISHER young people of Madison Col- of what they consider Marxist Andy Fields religion at large, and yes, influence. In this country peo- lege would tend to rally behind even history. A reasonable TUESDAY ple take for granted the right FRIDAY the whltty gibberish of such a and rational person questions EDITOR-IN-CHIEF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF letter—I wish to respond. rather than simply accepts. to read whatever has been John Hulver Kevin Coyle In reading this letter It is printed even though it may be Upon questioning such institu- the exact opposite of the STAFF easy to see that Dr. Daly must tions one discovers some very MANAGING EDITOR Linda Shaut MANAGING EDITOR surely have achieved her in- American ideology. After re- enlightening discrepancies, as strictions on reading material Carol Lempe Marcia Slacum Mari Rechin tended result Upon being well as large segments of in- Don Snead "put-down" (especially by a comes travel permits and vio- formation that tend to be pas- lations of the basic civil FEATURE EDITOR Elaine Adams ADVERTISING woman), the young men of sed over in most books on Greg Byrne Marilyn Buckner Jo Ann Testa Madison College cry foul and rights. such subjects as history. A Examination of each candi- Wayne Reed Dan Downey strike back with angry accu- simple example is that of the EDITORIAL STAFF date and every issue that ap- Debra Carter Carole Christopher sations--similar to that of struggle for woman's suffer- Sharon Brill pears on the ballot is the duty Ron Kinzer Richard W. Frey little boys on the playground. age. This movement which Tom Mulhearn of every voting citizen and to Ned Leonard TYPISTS If this well versed young man lasted for over one hundred Cathy Voltmer Cindy Carney make intelligent choices the Diane Lilly would stop to look past his years has been generally pas- Pat Hapanowicz citizen must also consider how Scott McGehee throbbing ego, he might rea- sed over in history books with PHOTOGRAPHY Laurie Pater Barb Levister an issue will affect his or her lize that Dr. Daly has enabled one or two paragraphs. Ge- Jeanne Weber all men present at her speech personal life in the long run. Bobby Morgan nerally, no names are given of Debbie Wetzel SPORTS to see what it has felt like A person needs to take time to Jimmy Morgan Mike Smith Van Jenkins those at the forefront of the to be a woman. For cen- struggle and what happened to make these considerations be- John Henkel Karen Schueler Chuck Lockard cause hurried decisions often turies, any attempt at an in- them as a result Is an overall Lindy Keast .Archer DIPeppe Byron Matson prove to be mistakes. telligent comment by a wo- secret or burled fact. Have Mary Richardson Before you vote today, take ADVISOR man has been chlded, Ignored, you ever heard of Emmeline Wade Starling or clarified and restated by a a little time to consider how BUSINESS MANAGER Dr. Helen Swink Jeff Atkinson Pankhurst ( 1858-1928), Mr. man. Hogge? It's going to affect you—your Sharon Maddox If young Dennis Hogge is so future may depend on it. Perhaps it is simply that interested In reason and ra- Dr. Daly does not agree with tionality he would understand Continued on Page 3 THE BREEZE, Tuesday, November 6, 1973, Page 3 Album Grooves ByPURPtEFOX

"Ladles Invited" Is the new Nltzberg Is a drummer and rocker LP by the J. Gells prepared for the "WAYE Or- Band on Atlantic (SD 7286). deal" by consulting a psy- The boys from Boston sustain chiatrist, fasting for 24 hours, their hefty reputation for blues practicing with heavy ham- rock and roll, and down right mers, and punching bags. If funk. Peter Wolf (lead singer) you haven't heard by now, and Seth Justman (keyboard Jerry set a new world record man) have composed all new for the longest drumming solo, songs for the new album. "La- beating out Ginger Baker, 20 dles Invited" contains ten hours, three minutes, and 25 great tracks Including: "Did seconds. You No Wrong", "Lay Your PERFORMANCES Good Thines Down", "Dlddy- boppin' ", and "Chimes." Dave Mason: U.VA. Chariot - tesvllle, Nov. 3. The Who's major stateside Flash: JFK Performing Arts concerts Including 11 major Center, Washington D.C., Nov U.S. arenas In the middle of Nov. 3. this month will be amplified Intruders: T.P.WARNER Club quadrasonlcally. Their first Washington D.C. Nov. 2-8. itineraries of this nature in Crosby & Nash: WM & Mary two years will also include Williamsburg, Va, Nov 4 ambitious lighting and photo- Constitution Hall, Wash. DC graphic effects. According to Nov. 6 Billboard Magazine, "Quad- John Mayall: Constitution Hall rophenla" will be performed Wash. DC, Nov 7; Chrysler in its entirety along with Who Theatre, Norfolk, Va., Nov. 14 standards. Ms. Flora Crater chats with Cathy Spitler her formal speech to a Madison College Coliseum, Charlotte,NC. Nov. After the Who complete pro- (left) and Elien Malone(right) before making audience Thursday night, photo by Morgan 21. duction of the film version Chicago: Coliseum, Charlotte 4 of their rock opera "Tommy", N.C. Nov. 7 a longer American tour Is be- Focus: Constitution Hall, Remedy To S6res Of Society' ing planned for Spring 1974. Dearr Editor:ITriltnr. W * Washington, DC, Nov. 11; U. a better place it would be! learned were made to be com- "Tommy" is being com- How many times have you and of Rickmond, Richmond, Va. To all these above attitudes promised? Not only do our pleted in England under di- I heard such contemporary Nov 20. I must say in all honesty, personal outlooks and actions rection of Ken Russell. Ap- chants as "power to the peo- Gato Barblerl: JFK Center, »f "ballderdashM It is my over- , Continued on Page 4 pearing in the film is to be a ple, peace, civil rights, etc., Washington, DC, Nov. 16 all observation that the major- rock star line up Including You know, those soul triving Blood Sweat & Tears, U. of ity of today's youth, who are Mick Jagger and David Bowie, stanzas that make you hot un- Washington, Washington, DC hollering "fake fraud, hypo- as well as the Who. der the collar,' feeling real r Nov. 17 indignation against the abu- crite" and pointing at the mid- According to a reliable Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show: dle-aged, middle-class; the source, Bruce Springsiein is ses your fellowman Is suffer- ? \ Coliseum, Charlotte, NC, Nov money-grubbing establish- 9? completing his second Colum- ing. That make you, young 21 inspiring psychologists and ment, a corrupt society, and bia LP while living in a re- Logglns & Messina, Scope, the "dead" church are rapid- 0%) psychiatrists, grit your teem cording studio. Norfolk, Va., Nov. 25 ly Joining the ranks of the BIKES Prior to his association of at those "sores of society", b.b. king: Sheratoii Park Ho- the ill equipped and ill staf- accused. Just what are we the Logglns & Messina duo, tel, Washington, DC. Nov. 30 fed mental institutions , and doing about those "lousy Men- HI S. WAIN ST. Jim Messina was known to be Electric Light Orch., Consti- scream for reform. That tal institutions - establishing a member of the Jesters. tution Hall, Washington DC, make you, future business- our own private practices? HARrXlSONBuRG- Thimble Records is set to Nov. 30. man, politician, and teacher, Or the corrupt government -. *m -5855 release an LP which will moan over such social ills as finding that the truths we've showcase Messina's relation- Male Putdown? "a lousy economy, corrup- ship with the group. Continued from Page 2 tion in high places, and those The newly formed Spear your type of reason Mr. Hogge, teachers that want to put In Records to be distributed by and therefore any form of rea- light hours and split." It Radio /hack Bell, will feature a series of son in her speech is negated gA TANDY CORPORATION COMPANY- only the running of this world Open albums to be recorded by Bob by you and again (as often was in our hands - ah, what Hope. 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A ferent aspect when we come means of public relations this Pate 4, THE BREEZE, Tuesday, November 6, 1973 Letters Contd. to know the Lord. Instead college has had. Parents and of our world being self-cen- children were both pleased wi- % conflict, but our philosophy of th the classes, and the changes I the "total acceptance" of our tered, it becomes self less- centered. We become lost to that occurred in both skill and "brother" falls to pieces when behavior of individual students we come into actual contact ourselves, letting the Lord guide and direct our lives. was quite obvious to those of with another of a different us who acted as teachers. Now, race, creed, social status, or With Christ as the focal point in our lives, the relations with with no logical explanations, a conflicting situation that en- the programs are out-- dro- angers our custom-made ourselves Is one of accept- pped-- gone for good. Has the world. ance and humility, with the de- sire to put the welfare of oth- administration forgotten that The root of the whole mess: a major reason Madison Col- wrong basic attitudes toward ers first. By knowing the Lord, not only do we learn to lege got approval for the con- ourselves. The attitudes that struction of Godwin Hall was characterize us today are as cope with "me" better, but our relationships with the that the building would serve superficial as the clothes we the community as well as the wear. The majority of people world become real and honest. Cheap hot air is replaced by college? Or does an occasional are putting on a front of con- concert or basketball game cern when underneath there positive actions. serve this purpose? lies a barren apathy. Not Dan Preston I have been told that Madi- only are out attitudes towards PublicJRelations son College is growing so ra- them hypocritical, but even pidly that facilities for public our feelings toward ourselves or Self Interest? use simply are not available. are seriously lacking in un- Dear Editor: Oh? How strange that there derstanding. Is man seeing I'm not sure how many peo- were no scheduling conflicts himself as the omnipresent ple here are familiar with the over our programs last year, ruler of his own little king- children's movement progr- and once again this year there " dom, impatiently waiting for ams which were offered last Is no problem over scheduling the universe to appease him? year as a part of continuing the dance studio or gymnastic Is life what we make it , studies • Classes in dance, gy- room on Saturday morning. no more, no less; here today, mnastics, pre-school move- Another excuse Is that faculty gone tomorrow? Or instead ment, and swimming were tau- members teaching these clas- of us being on top of the world, ght for a nominal fee to com- ses are making too much ex- Is the world and its hassles munity children on a first- tra money, and this isn't fair getting the best of us, quickly come, first-served basis. The to the other faculty members. burying us alive? If we do benefits of these classes were How sad that if a teacher has find that we are not able to clearly evident to parents as enough energy and desire to Margot VanKuran and her husband relax under the accept ourselves as we really palms In Florida during the regional soccer tourney well as to the college students donate time and talent to these are, then how In the world who worked with the progr- programs, he or she is penal- last year. Mrs. VanKuran Is leaving the D-hall can we expect any kind of a staff and Harrlsonburg as he Is being transferred. ams. However, It seems that ized instead of praised. Besi- right relationship with our our administration has deci- des, any faculty member has fellow men? ded to cancel all the children's the same opportunity for out- Unbelievable as it may seem,' programs formerly offered. side work. there Is a solution that will Having served as an Instructor Students at Madison often clear the way for honest rela- for gymnastics, swimming, complain that they are not tions with ourselves and oth- and pre-school movement, I adequately prepared for stu- ers. The solution I refer to was very Involved with the dent teaching. Our movement Is Jesus Christ. Through Him, programs and I am extremely programs served as valuable a person Is able to disappointed that they have lab experiences for many stu- see himself as he really is, been so abruptly cancelled. dents who observed or instru- able to accept the weak points The administration at this cted. They gave both physical In his life with the view of college Is constantly striving striving to better them , and education majors and non- ma- to Improve public relations. jors an opportunity to observe the strong ones with humility. (Or so it says.) The children's Our lives are jmt Into a dif- children's behaviors and mot- programs were one of the best or skills. And finally, if these pro- grams presented so many pro- blems, why were they begun USY r RAFTS in the first place? Is it be- cause the administration was anxious to build up good pub- m0 ■"* Spring Open House with lic relations and to introduce Refreshments and Door Prizes. and "sell" a brand new bull- ding to the public? Now that Make-It Take-it Tables April 13th and 14th. they've succeeded, they no lo- (on Court Square) nger need all the nice new pr- Harrlsonburg, Va. 22801 ograms for the community. They've used community peo- 434-8611 ple for their own benefits and can now drop them, Just as easily as they picked them up. What a clever way to trick the

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THE BREEZE, Tuesday, NoTembr 6, 1973 Page 5 Marxism Discussed By CINDI CARNEY Since 1959 the two powerful Influence and practices which communist parties of Russia the kings of the age of feuda- and Red China have been lism utilized. For example, steadily bickering over their Charlemagne and Pope Leo differing Interpellations of in ruled simultaneously in the Marxist philosophy. Both par- 9th century, each controlling ties flmly believe that It's the secular and religious facets application of communism is of society, respectively. This pure Marxist In ideology; but, may be compared to the dual as Is obvious in the clear leadership of Brezhnev and deviations from Marx's writ- Kosygin in Communist Russia. ings, neither have achieved In summation, Dr. Myers their allegations. Wednesday feels that Mao has developed evening, November 31, Dr. his own form of communistic Henry Myers of the Political Ideology and has found that Science Department singled the contradictions within the out Mao Tse-Tung's commu- Mao philosophy, as compared nist applications in Red China to the Marxist doctrine, stron- to question whether Mao's gly outweigh the similarities practices have a Marxian between the two doctrines. basis. In two weeks, November 14, Dr. Myers briefly described another Russlan/Slno Soviet Marx's theories In regard to Studies lecture will be held. philosophy and revolutionary Featured will be Dr. Yoon, tactics, to give the small group who will be speaking on the Henry Howell explains part of his plat- had breakfast in the D-Hall and spent al- of students an Introduction to subject of "China After Mao." form to several students in Gibbons Dining most two hours on campus talking with the lecture. In the course of Hall last Thursday morning. Mr. Howell Madison students. Photo by Morgan his discussion, he presented ten main points, two postula- Don Juan's Philosophies Interpreted ting the negative applications By CINDI CARNEY of Mao's practice of commu- What does It mean to "stop concepts, perhaps to compare concepts as a way of explain- ding a brief discussion of how nism as compared to Marx, the world"? A re there powers their ideas with how others ing them. The sorcerer's physics could possibly relate and eight practices which cor- in nature and in man himself Interpreted the book. Others ideas are difficult to under- to the Indian's Ideas. responded with Marxian doc- which science has not learned who came merely interested stand and this seemed to be The philosophy department trine. to utilize? These are only certainly left the forum filled the only way for the students will continue to have these One of the major differences some of the Intangible con- with some freshly unique to perceive them. By the end forums at least once a month. which Dr. Myers stressed was cepts that Carlos Castaneda thoughts. of the forum, don Juan's phil- The next forum, which is in the method which Mao uses to presents in his books, "Jour- As the discussion developed, osophies were interpreted its planning stages, will probe achieve a class consciousness ney to Ixtland", "The Teach- the students became more in- through the aid of sociology, the black student's role on the within the proletariat class. ings of Don Juan", and "A volved and related their in- political science, psychology, Madison campus. This class consciousness Separate Reality." These dividual biases to don Juan's science, and philosophy, inclu- would, in theory, make the books were the subject of a proletariat see the evils In philosophy forum held Thurs- capitalism and plan a revolu- day night, November 1, at Classified Ads CLASSIFIED: A foreign male tion to create a classless so- which 25 Madison students graduate student looking for ciety. Marx advocated that attempted to shed some light a place to stay. The place this change would occur by WANTED: Refrigerator, 2.2 on don Juan's philosophies, the cubic feet. Reasonably priced. should be within walking dis- changing social relationships Indian sorcerer from whom Keith 5705 tance from Madison College among the peoples, which r< Castaneda derives his mater- Campus. Anyone finding a would then change human na- ial. ROOM FOR RENT: In Bridge- suitable place will be reward- ture Itself. In contrast, Mao Bill Brannan, a senior psy- ed a week's rent as commi- uses mass propoganda (such water, $16.66 per month, Call chology major who has done Jack or Don 828-6181 (access ssion. Write SlmrathChawla, as posters and slogans) and independent study in phenom- Box 569. educational techniques to ach- to house) enology and who has been In- ieve this awareness among the terested in Castaneda's books people In Red China. for years, led the discussion An Interesting point which Thursday night. The discus- Dr. Myers mentioned was an WHITESEL MUSIC sion was prompted by analogy between the current Brannan's summary of Cas- communist practices in Red taneda's main themes, which Got a Friend that needs a guitar? China as compared to mediev- led to examinations covering al times. The basic struc- many aspects of the strange Need one yourself? ture of the modern commu- philosophies of don Juan. Most nist practices can be, In part, RIIY-A-PAIR DEAL: compared to the methods of of the students had read at least one of the books and had come equipped with their 2 Contessa HG-04 Guitars Ring Dance own individual thoughts and (3 $149.50 each M99_.00_ ideas concerning don Juan's 2 Cases @ $15.00 each $30.00 The class of 1975 will hold $329.00 The Junior Class Ring Dance THE JUNCTION and Banquet at the Belle Meade restaurant on Saturday, Nov- in Staunion ember 17, from 6:30 to 12:00 midnight. •Iron Horse" will play for Augusta County's Largest the semlformal-formal affair. Rock Night Spot — Tickets are now on sale in the Post Office lobby from 10:00- THE JUNCTION 3:00 dally. All members of the Junior Class may attend, cost Rock Bands Every Wednesday is $12.00 per couple. & Saturday Nights. GET BOTH FOR $200.00 UBtUfkim for Wed. Nights $1.00 per person. 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By Van Jenkins

( . Madison's chances of participating In the N.C.A.A. Soccer Tournament were lessened when Madison tied Virginia Tech on October 27. The Dukes can now devote their attention to the approaching state tournaments. Madison has already won the Western Division Titles of both the V.LS.A. and the V.C.A.A. George Mason has clinched the Eastern Division Title of the U.C. A.A. The Eastern Division Title of the V.I.S.A. will be decided this week when George Mason plays the University of Virginia. George Mason and Madison will play for the V.C.A.A. championship. If George Mason defeats U.V.A., the Dukes will play one game with George Mason for the title of both leagues. If U.V.A. wins, Madison will have to play both teams. These championship matches will be played at Madi- son. A very Important question has been asked by avid soccer fans: will the Dukes host their opponents on the new astroturf field? No one seems to be able Jim Abt (left) and Hugo Taraboletti move The Dukes won 3-1. to answer this Important question. the ball around a fallen W-L opponent Photo by Morgan Most spectators would love to see the controversial astroturf put into use. After hearing all the pros and cons of astroturf, fans would like to see for themselves to what degree the artificial surface affects soccer play. Booters Clinch Division Titles Several Dukes are graduating this year, and these play-offs will be their last chance to play on the astro- By JEFF ATKINSON turf. I'm sure these veterans want to try-out the new the case throughout most of The V.C.A.A. state cham- turf before they leave. Madison's soccer team re- turned to their winning ways, the season. Chico Dlguardo pionship will be held Tuesday There are two reasons for not using the astro- finishing the regular season scored the Duke's second November 13th. Madison is turf for the tournaments. Many argue that the players with a 3-1 victory over point as he pushed one into host of this year's match. are not used to the surface and such Important^ Washington and Lee last the left side of the W-L Madison's opponent is games are definitely not the right time for testing Thursday. The victory clin- net. Number three belonged George Mason, winner of the the turf. On the more practical side, there Is a ched for the Dukes their sec- to Billy McArdle after Ma- Eastern division title. chance that the astroturf will not be ready. ond straight V.LS.A. and dison was awarded a penal- V.C.A.A. divisional titles. ty kick. McArdle drove the No matter where the games are played, Madison must Rainy weather forced the ball past the goalie and with Join the Dynamite Fat get up for the games to retain the state championship. match to be played at E.M.C. that, wrapped-up the sea- Fight! ! Starts Wednesday, Strong winds and wet turf son's scoring. November 7, In the condi- * Washington and Lee's goal kept Madison from mounting tioning room (Godwin 217) 30C 2HX X* an attack through most of the came late In the second half, but the damage had already from 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. first half. Finally, Ray La From that date on until Roache cranked-up his left been done by Madison. Goalie Al Mayer said he before Christmas the Dyna- foot and drove one In before mite Fat Fight will be held the half ended. thought he had the angle on ball, but it took a strange Tuesday, Wednesday, and The second period produ- hook and went in under his Thursday nights. fELUE RIDGE MUSIC EMPORIUM. ced more goals, as has been arm. Enjoy all types of exer- Defensively the Dukes con- cises for toning up your body 15ft Wausau St. Harriscnburg.Virginia 22801 tained W-L throughout the where you feel It needs It. Guitars • Banjos • Mandolins Burger Chef | match. Bob Vltl was resp- All are Invited - all shapes Books • Recore onsible for covering Jim and sizes. You'll work at Fox, Washington and Lee's your own pace so don't wor- 703 SOS N. Mason St high scoring center forward. ry about being out of condi- 4-34 -57571 tion. We're here to help A Meal for Everyone Vltl contained Fox for the en- tire game. each other. Any questions phone Janet (4130) or Lynn Guitar & Banjo Classes Now Forming DONGS STUDIO (5961). of GRAHAM'S KOREAN KARATE Self-Defense SHOE SERVICE Male* it a "do it yourself Christmas" with our Self-Confidence 111 North Liberty Street .^elf-Discipline ^Thurs. "Happy" A.ight Control Heels while you wait Frl. "Lewis CRAFT SUPPLIES Sport Explosion" \ IT 1) ACRI iSS F Rl >M Free Parking All Girl Band CITY TIRE SE RVl I Fro* demonstrations — Classrooms for your use STORE OPEN from New York Taught by 5th Master Degree Sat. "Iron Horse" Mack Belt— Seung Dong 8-5 Mon.-Sat. 8-8 Thurs. Thurau L Frt. - Ladies Free 134-1114, ill N. i it ertj Saturday - Couples Only Large Gift Gallery Harrisonburg 4 34-1 oz • Harrisonburg, Va. 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Logan 2A and Hanson AB Shorts 2 takes on N-9 in more. Logan 13 needs this rank as the only two unde- League A's Match-of-the game in order to stay in the feated teams In Intramural Week. Shorts 2 is 1-1 on race for the title, and It will soccer as a result of last the season with its loss coming take Logan 13's best game of week's action. at the hands of Shorts 3. N-9, the season to win it. In League A Logan 2A roUed of course, has only one loss to a 4-1 victory over pre- and will need a great game to viously undefeated N-9. Lo- bounce back. These two teams gan 2A used great offensive could provide some high scor- Schedule (all games start pressure to win the game and ing as both have a good front at 4:00) held N-9 in check except for a line. meaningless second half goal. " Logan 13 will try and bounce League A Logan 2A Is now 3-0 on the back from last week's Wednesday, November 7 season while N-9 drops to 2-1. heartbreaking loss to EP when Shorts 2 vs. N-9 In League B Hanson A Beast- it takes on high-scoring unde- Thursday, November 8 ly shutout Weaver B 5-0 as feated Hanson AB in League Off Campus vs. Ashby A Weaver B was handed its first B's Match-of-the-Week. Lo- Friday, November 9 loss of the season. Logan 13 gan 13 played EP without six Theta Chi vs. Shorts 3 was also knocked from the of its starters and was only ranks of the undefeated as EP beaten 1-0. Against Hanson League B connected for a second half AB, however, Logan 13 will Wednesday, November 7 goal to win 1-0. Logan 13 be full strength and will need Logan 13 vs. Hanson AB now shares second place in the all the help it can get. Han- Thursday, November 8 league with Weavers A and B, son AB has scored 12 goals TKE vs. Logan 2B and AXP, all who have 2-1 in three games this season Friday, November 9 records. and promises to score many EP vs. Ashby B Dukes Second-Half Rally Falls Short By BYRON L. MATSON The Dukes traveled to Fork passing attack was again in the Duke 45 yard line. On Union Military Academy on Sa- action and put their third score the next play Bernard Slayton Photo by Morgan turday and found the going on the board. There were two rushed 55 yards for the touch- tough as they were defeated turnovers during the last two down. Bob Ward added the ex- The women's intramural volley-ball championships 24-20. The Dukes showed good minutes of the first half. The tra point. Later in the fourth were held last week. In the semi-finals, Chappelear spirits and hustle in their loss Dukes fumbled at mldfleldand quarter Fork Union added defeated Shorts. The scores were (15-7) (9-15) (15-8). to a team who has been defeat- a Fork Union defender ran it three extra points on a 33 yard The Nameless Wonders defeated M and M's by 05-8) ed only once in their last 36 in for a touchdown which was field goal. The Dukes came 03-15) (15-7) . In the finals, Chappelear downed the games. Trailing 21-7 going then called back because of a right back with another touch- Nameless Wonders with scores of (15-6) (7-15) 05-3). into the second half the Dukes clipping infraction. On the down. Ron Stith made a great showed tremendous enthusia- next play Jon Brentlinger in- catch on the Duke 40 yard line sm and outscored Fork Union tercepted a pass to regain and Gary Leake caught a long 13-3, but it was not quite en- possession for Madison, but pass which he carried to the ough to pull the game out. with only 30 seconds left, the Fork Union 1 yard line. Bran- The Duke coaching staff was Dukes were unable to score. , ich then scored on a keeper visably aroused by the officia- The second half opened with play. Bob Ward kicked the ting which was below par at Fork Union receiving but punt- extra point, but it was nulli- best. ing four plays later. The fied by a penalty. His second The Dukes scored early as Dukes took over at their own attempt never came off when defensive guard Dale Eaton 20 yard line. Two running Fork Union was penalized. recovered a fumble on the plays and a pass to John His third attempt was blocked. Fork Union 5 yard line. Swing- Halre gave the Dukes a first The Dukes kept on fighting back Bernard Slayton then down at the 35 yard line. but the clock moved too fast carried it in for the touch- Branich then hit Chip Derln- and time elapsed before they down. Bob Ward added the ger for another first down at could get possession again. extra point. Fork Union came right back and scored on a passing play that covered 65 yards. Near the end of the first quarter Fork Union fum- bled again and this time Duke linebacker Don Becker recov- ered for Madison but two plays later quarterback LelieBran- ich was Intercepted at mid- field and the defender returned the ball for a Fork Union Books Books Books touchdown. Early in the sec- ond quarter the Fork Union Our Bodies Our Selves The Last Whole Earth Catalogue The Foxfire Book and Foxfire 2 VIRGINIA The Prophet rfaPR'iONBl «G Mother Earth News and many children's books. ' Come down and browse, we are opening Call Theatre the upstairs very soon with hard bound books at greatly reduced prices. for Attraction NEW HOURS Showtlmes: Weekdays 7:15 & 11-9 Mon.- Fri. 9:00 10-6 Sat. Sat. & Sun. continuous from ItS S. M»on Strut HwU—bif, Va. 1:15 Plant 433-213$ Page 8, THE BREEZE, Tuesday, November 6, 1973 Coffeehouse Coming Pennlngton Gap Is composed her degree at the University of a young married couple, Jim of Rhode Island, she often pl- and Jane Burke. Entertaining ayed and sang at the local co- is nothing new to Jim, as he ffeehouse. She seems to be has been called the more in- one of the very few so called sane half of the popular duo, "natural born" musicians of Storey and Burke, which ama- our day. zed and delighted college au- Jim and Jane both agree that diences across the country it seems like Pennlngton Gap little more than a year ago has always existed for them He has had ten years of pro- somewhere In the future. fessional experience and ne- Perhaps it was Just sitting ver fails to a maze an audience there In mid 1973, waiting as he switches from guitar to for them both to come along banjo to fiddle and back again. and bring it to life. Fresh Jane began her musical life and exciting are words often several years ago on a six used in reference to enter- string guitar, and in no time tainers, but it's almost as if at all had developed her very that description never really own style. While working on meant anything until now. Lights Out In Texas (CPS)— The lights are going lective deactlvation of some out all over the Austin campus lights. Special attention will pus of the University of Te- be given to heavily used areas Dr. Ben E. Wright takes a bow following a Orchestra during a recent concert In Latl- xas this fall. and to areas of women's dor- selection plaged by the Madison College mer Schaffer Theater. Photo by Lindy Keast The electrical cutback Is mitories in a schedule to be part of a conservation plan developed with University Po- proposed by the school to re- lice. duce energy loads. Similar Callahan Attends CPB Plans Vacation Trips efforts during the summer Conference . The Travel Committee of the trip Jet-flight; orientation The Travel~Commlttee of the resulted in decreases of ap- Dr. William E. Callahan, Campus Program Board will tour of London; hotel accomo- Campus Program Board will proximately 30 per cent from Chairman of the Department be offering to the students, dations; 2 meals per day (op- also be sponsoring a trip to historical growth loads for the of Philosophy and Religion, faculty and their families an tional); 2 free theater tickets; same period. attended a conference on unbelievable bargain trip to membership In a shopping New York City from Novem- Actions taken by the univer- Philosophy and the Arts under London for only $280. The discount club; membership ber 29 through December 2 sity Include: a grant from the National Jetsetters will leave Thurs- at a casino; tips. for only $40. It will Include --Fountain and other lights Endowment for the Humani- day, December 27 and return If you'd like to spend part round trip transportation, and will be turned off. ties. The conference was —Lighting on campus, Includ- January 4. Among other sur- of your Christmas vacation in three nights at the Taft Hotel. held November 2-4 at the prises and the option of two exciting London-Contact CPB Hurry, though, space Is limit- ing street and parking lighting State University of New York plans the trip includes: round office, 6504. Now! ed! will be reduced through se- at Albany.

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