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Rocking Crazy kids damage GoingjMU students gear up for Third Women's basketball team the ConVO bleachers, p. 3 Green St. Patrick's Day, p. 13 Trip heads for NCAAs, p. 29 THURSDAY, MARCH 17,1988 JAMES MADISON UNIVERSITY VOL. 65 NO. 43 The search continues & % £|) List of candidates down to six; Driesell 'very interested' after decision set for end of March tour of campus over break By Mark Charnock Maryland head Coach Charles G. "Lefty" By Mark Charnock Athletic Director Dean Ehlers during staff writer Driesell. Driesell visited campus staff writer his day-long visit around the campus. With four interviews already Tuesday, saying he is "very interested" Charles G. "Lefty" Driesell still "I thought it was great," Driesell said. completed, one scheduled for later this in the position. remains "very interested" in JMU's "I enjoyed seeing the facilities, and Dr. week and a tour last week by another "Hopefully by the end of next week basketball coaching vacancy after a Carrier and Dean Ehlers showed me potential candidate, things have heated or the week after that, we'll have it campus visit and talks with university around the dorms and the student center. up in JMU's search for a new head finished," Ehlers said Tuesday officials last Tuesday, but it may be at We rode around the campus and went basketball coach. afternoon. least another week before that interest into the Convocation Center. I was JMU Athletic Director Dean Enters JMU has attracted some top names in changes into anything official. impressed. Quite impressed." said Wednesday that the seven-member recruiting circles with Daly and Clark. Ehlers described Driesell's trip as a search committee hopes to complete the Daly is best known for bringing "I'm very interested," the former "fact-finding" visit, but would not process by the end of March. high-scoring forward Derrick Chievous Maryland head coach said from his confirm if Driesell will be interviewed The candidates already interviewed to Missouri. Daly, 46, met with the home Wednesday afternoon. "I haven't as an official candidate before JMU's made a decision yet, but I'm very, very formally by JMU include Bridgewater search committee almost three weeks seven-member search committee. interested. head coach Bill Leatherman, Memphis ago, and is known as one of the "The only thing that I've said is that State assistant Dave Loos, Missouri strongest recruiters around with a "I don't think they're really interested I'll confirm who's been here for official assistant Rich Daly and Georgia Tech's wheeling, dealing-type style. in making a decision that quick. I think interviews," he said. "Those, I think are associate head coach Perry Clark. Likewise, the 36-year-old Clark they're going to interview some other documented. I've not commented on Davidson head coach Bobby Hussey is brought names like freshman phenom people." who the other people are to be." reportedly scheduled for an interview Dennis Scott to the Ramblin' Wreck. Driesell, who has a daughter that Likewise, Ehlers would not comment Friday in Harrisonburg. graduated from JMU, was escorted by \- See DRIESELL page 2> The potential candidate is former See SEARCH page 2> JMU President Ronald E. Carrier and Powell praises Madison's lesser-known works By Meghan Johnson "James Madison was an intellectual. staff writer ___ He achieved his unique place in history "The happy union of these states is a because he also was a skillful political wonder; their constitution is a miracle; leader," Powell said. their example is a hope of liberty "The faculty and student body of this throughout the world." university have every reason to be These words, attributed to James proud of the name they bear and I'm Madison on a statue of the early proud to be with you here today," he American leader in Washington, D.C., said. summed up a speech by former U.S. JMU President Ronald Carrier Supreme Court Justice Lewis F. presented Powell with an honorary Powell, Jr. a' Wednesday's Founders doctorate of laws. Day celebration. The first honorary doctorate degree was presented at the 75th Founders Day "It is important for all of us interested celebration in 1983, Carrier said. in this university and in James Madison Similar awards have since been to know that he not only was the father presented at Founders Day celebrations of the Constitution in a very real sense, and at commencement services. he also was the father of the Bill of Powell is a native of Suffolk, Va., Rights," Powell said. and served on the Supreme Court from Although Madison is credited with 1972 until his retirement last year. the drafting of the Constitution, he is In the past he has served as president not as often remembered for his work of the Virginia State Board of on the Bill of Rights, Powell said. Education, president of the American Madison shared this credit with George College of Trial Lawyers, president of « Staff photo by BETSY TREADWAY Mason, the author of the Declaration of the American Bar Foundation, and Rights, the document that provided the ■M Former Supreme Court Justice Lewis F. Powell Jr. addressed foundation for Madison's amendments. See POWELL page 2> a large Founders' Day crowd Wednesday in Wilson Hall. ME «rl Page 2, The Breeze, Thursday, March 17, 1988 Search — - Driesell > (Continued from page 1) Hussey will be the next candidate (Continued from page 1) said. "But I think we could work that interviewed. He is scheduled to come to out." His position as associate head coach is Harrisonburg Friday to meet with the if Driesell is the kind of coach JMU is Driesell's winning ways have also the highest assistant position at committee. Hussey has been at looking for. caught the eye of the professionals as Georgia Tech. He was interviewed by Davidson for the past seven years, • "I'm not going to discuss well. He is a candidate for the head the committee Wednesday afternoon. compiling a 20-10 mark last season. He personalities," he said. "I don't think coaching job of the Charlotte Leathcrman, 47, is a former JMU has a career 101-103 record at Davidson. it's appropriate. I'd continue to say that Hornets—an expansion team scheduled assistant famous for his defense that Mhlcrs refused to comment on others we're looking for the best person for the to start play in the National Basketball helped take the Dukes to the NCAA slated for next week, adding that he job and certainly he has had an Association next season. tournament under Lou Campanelli. thought most candidates were impressed outstanding record as a coach. He's won "I'm not really serious with them as I Bridgewatcr went to the Division III with what they saw. over 500 games. There are not many am with Madison," he said, national tournament this year, falling to "I don't think it's appropriate for us to people who can say that." downplaying his talks with team Trenton State in the first round. comment at this time until we've Driesell, Ehlers and Carrier all denied officials at last weekend's Atlantic Lcatherman has been coach-of-thc-year interviewed everybody," he said. "My a report from WRC-TV that Driesell Coast Conference tournament. "They in the Old Dominion Athletic impression would be that they were already had been offered the job. haven't offered me a job or anything. Conference for the last two years. impressed with what we had and were "There was a report out of We were just kind of talking. That's Loos, 40, was originally lured to very interested in the job or they Washington that he had been offered a all." Memphis State as a player when Ehlcrs wouldn't have been there." contract," Ehlers said. "And I went on One thing he is worried about on was the head coach there. He has been Although Ehlers would only confirm local television here and said that's not either level is winning. The 56-year-old an assistant at the Metro Conference who has been for official interviews, it true." Driesell won 530 games before school since 1987, following a stint at is though that Driesell, if he is truly Driescll's visit was partially arranged stepping down after the cocaine-induced NAIA Christian Brothers College in interested, will visit for an interview by Ed Bridgeforth, a Winchester death of Maryland star Len Bias. Memphis. next week. businessman. Bridgeforth, Winchester "The guy wants to win,".Bridgeforth sports promotions wiz and Driesell said, "He knows what it takes to win. It friend Russ Potts, and Driesell's son takes a lot of support from the athletic Powell Chuck all accompanied Driesell during department and the athletic director and > (Continued from page 1) University in 1982. the visit to JMU. Bridgeforth is also a I'm sure he would have that. .1 think He will be JMU's nominee for the former member of JMU's Board of the guy. just misses the coaching national Professor of the Year award chairman of the Richmond Public Visitors, and is optimistic that his thing." School Board. presented by the Council for friend will be JMU's next head coach. Ehlers said the search is very similar Also during the celebration. Dr. Advancement and Support of Education. "I think he went away from there real to the one that found John Thuirston, William H. Voige, a JMU associate Also recognized at Wednesday's excited about the situation," Bridgeforth the former JMU head coach who created professor of chemistry, was presented ceremony were faculty and the student said.
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