WELCOME FRESHMEN tEfje Bufee Chronicle Volume 65, Number 1 Durham, North Carolina Tuesday, September \bj9tfi Y-FAC designed Freshmen arrive, to aid freshmen praised as 'able' By Jim Vaughn By Jim Vaughn Assistant Managing Editor Assistant Managing editor Y-FAC Chairman Tom Scrivner says the YM-YWCA "The members of this freshman class arriving today have orientation program is needed to aid freshmen during "a the intellectual ability to tackle any problem they confront. divisive and turbulent time in an individual's life." They have the energy to stay with a problem until its Scrivner said the incoming freshman is "ignorant of most resolved," Dr. Robert H. Ballantyne, director of aspects of the University and has questions about himself undergraduate admission, said in describing this year's L and his environment. freshman class. "His contact with upperclassmen or other people who might be able to answer his questions is at a minimum at He said yesterday that the Class of '73 will be a "pioneer best, even though such contact would be greatly beneficial of the new curriculum. Its success will depend upon these to him. The Y-FAC program fills this void and gives the students." freshman someone to confide in." "They will have a choice in terms of what courses they will take which will enable them to decide whether their Although the program has retained the traditional courses will or will not be relevant," Ballantyne continued. structure, Scrivner said, efforts have been made to refine certain processes, such as the selection of the Y-Man. Forty-three states and 19 foreign countries will be represented by this year's 1282 freshmen. Break the barrier Increased selectivity He added that a new innovation is the selection of about Last year's class was larger. Ballantyne attributes the 30 Y-Girls who will speak to freshmen in House H, House decrease^ to a smaller graduating class last spring, leaving G, Mirecourt and Taylor. fewer openings, and attempts by East _^a "The barrier between East and West campuses is so administrators to provide more roor_~ artificial," Scrivner continued. "We hope the Y-Girls will Even though there are le^y number of applicants increaj (Continued on page 4) Y-Man's weary father heads doggedly for his son's dorm. number of people admitt-rf^ ;Expansion of student potential aim of new curriculum reforms

By Bob Switzer learning will be increased if he is exposed to involved with research on their individual Supplements Editor more discussion groups as opposed to projects, rather than taking normal courses. New curriculum reforms, which have straight lecture classes. Alsb included in the ten proposals been called "probably the most substantial Programs I and II adopted by the UFC is a new plan to change in the history of the University" by The reforms have split undergraduate measure academic progress in terms of this year's Chairman of the Academic study into two programs, each designed to semester courses (and half-courses and Council, go into full effect when the Class of increase the student's learning potential. In double-courses) rather than in terms of the When askecn '73 begins work next week. Program I for both B.S. and A.B. degrees, a old semester hours. A semester course, now. expected of 1 student must pass a certain number of is roughly equivalent to a three or four hour academic qualifi Basically designed to allow more freedom 1 for the expansion of the student's potential, courses in each of three divisions: social course as offered in past years. "We were looking foi the academic reforms grew out of the sciences, natural science and mathematics, Directly related to the semester courses could do or had done s * recommendations of the Undergraduate and humanities. These courses can include are the new requirements for graduation. A perform in the Faculty Council's Subcommittee on upper level offerings which a student can interested in such things as worS Curriculum. take wihtout required prerequisites. programs and in positions of le_uciai.ip Headed by Dr. Donald Fluke of the Under Program I each student must pass within and without the school that required Biology department, the subcommittee's an English composition course, preferably in Weather that they make a committment." report was presented in April of 1968 after the first semester of his freshman year. Three-quarters of the freshmen have over a year of study. That May, the entire However, if a student has demonstrated Warm today, mild tonight, board scores of over 600 in English and Council voted on the Fluke Committee's proficiency on the English composition temperature in the 80's, chance of Math, roughly the same as last year's proposals, and a great majority were adopted achievement test with a score of 700 or showers in the afternoon. combined average of 1280. to form the core of the new curriculum. better, this requirement can be waived. This (Continued on page 4) 1 The program will affect Trinity and exception was a change from the old policy Woman's College freshmen directly, but on Freshman English. influence the course study of engineering In the area of foreign languages, a student and nursing freshmen only indirectly. The demonstrating proficiency in a foreign New president sought reforms apply for the Bachelor of Science, language past the level of two years of study degree as well as the Bachelor of Arts degree. at Duke can also waive the previous A major principle of the new program is requirement of taking a least one year of a that a student should not be impeded by language. Students still have to complete the while 'troika' governs basic requirements for which he can second year of a language if they do not demonstrate adequate skill or knowledge place out. before hand. To this end, many departments By Andy Parker Under the new curriculum all freshmen Policy Editor Woodhall have dropped introductory eourse are required to have a one-semester seminar Since President Douglas Knight's Appointed to the newly created post of requirements completely but a few or two preceptorials, discussion groups or resignation last spring, an interim three-man chancellor in March, Woodhall assumed departments have decided against taking tutorials during the course of the year. The team has been governing the University. position on a temporary basis. A committee such action, and maintain most of their requirement is the same for the sophomore Barnes Woodhall. chancellor pro tern, to look for a new chancellor will be " requirements. year. Marcus Hobbs, provost, and Charles Huestis, appointed in the near future. Another basic change in the new program I In his junior and senior years a student vice president for business and finance, make While teaching and practicing medicine _S is the lowering of the normal course load can work on a thesis or independent project up the "troika." Duke since the 1930's, Woodhall has been from five to four in order to alleviate some which would count as two credit courses or A search committee to look for a new responsible for much of the development r>k of the work pressure of a five course a combination of seminars and an President was appointed last May by Charles the Medical Center. Last faH he was made \A schedule and to allow the student to independent study which would also count Wade, chairman of the Board of Trustees. assistant to the president., leaving his post -*•*•: concentrate on his academic efforts on a as two credit courses. The committee includes trustees, faculty. associate provost of the Medical Center. J> smaller number of courses..' Program II is a less clearly defined line of one graduate student and one The chancellorship was created I. Though freshmen will, be taking fewer study that is open only to a limited number undergraduate. by Knight with the approval of the Boar*- of courses they will nevertheless be taRtag an oi' students. Those accepted for this program •portedly are reviewing a list of Trustees to relieve the president c increased percentage of seminars, select, with faculty supervision a line of, 200 potential presidents, though no bids are his duties, especially those dealing preceptorials, and tutorials. The curriculum study that will cover their entire four years expected to be extended in the immediate internal affairs of the University. subcommittee felt that a student's interest in at Duke. These students will mainly -fie future." (Continued on page 11) Page Two The Duke Chronicle Tuesday, September 16 Residential life: a system, in dire need of change?

By Bob Entman for his upperclass living. If he wants In almost all cases, a freshman Associate Managing Editor to live on campus, he has little must go through the sometimes The residential system on West choice but to go through a system demeaning process of being friendly Campus is one of the most of selectivity in order to find a and charming to strangers whom he controversial issues that will be room. may or may not come to like, debated this year. Most In this way, one of the main simply to get a room for his acknowledge that significant criticisms of the fraternity system, sophomore year. selection of human beings on often For many, perhaps most, this is A news analysis "superficial and narrow-minded" not very difficult; but for the shy, criteria, is perpetuated throughout (Continued on page 16) » changes are necessary. Debate will the residential structure. generally center around how much and what to alter. About two-thirds of the freshmen on West campus live in freshman houses and one-third in THE BOOK EXCHANGE cross-sectionals with DOWNTOWN AT FIVE POINTS upperclassmen. The women, all housed in cross-sectionals, live in a completely integrated system for all' four years. Where you go for the book you Chief problem men cannot find elsewhere and . The dilemma lies mainly in the save on all your books Knotoby Bob Hewgiay arrangements which a freshman in A typical West Campus bathroom facility. Trinity or Engineering must make Cash

(and how to avoid it.) The Cash Bash is a chronic hang-up that comes from carrying money around with you on campus. Like discovering you left your wallet in the locker room ... three minutes after some­ body else does. Or finding yourself short on Saturday night because it was too easy to shell out all week. Or get­ ting known as a soft touch for a loan because you're a walking cash box. How to avoid these situa­ tions? Get yourself a Wachovia Checking Account. Your money is safe, so you don't have that to worry about. And you're not as apt to spend it when it's not bulging out of your billfold. You have an accurate record of how much you spent and what for, so you can flash it for your lather when he asks. And when Max (or Millie) the Moocher shows up, you can honestly say all you have on you is a Canadian nickel. And hope he's not a numismatist. Of course, you don't have to open your account with Wachovia. But we think you'll like us. After all, we wouldn't ask for your business if we didn't know how to treat you right. Right? Drop by. We're easy to talk to. Wachovia Tuesday, September 16 The Duke Chronicle Page Three Cryptic code of Duke decoded

Even to a veteran of two or administration, except that ASDU selective national and local Investigation, North Carolina's new curriculum, to which all three years, Duke can be a has no real power. fraternities. version of Big Brother. faculty ranked as assistant professor confusing enough place at times, BMOC—Big Man on Campus—a LSD—Lysegic Acid SFAC~Student-Faculty-Ad- or higher belong. but when people start throwing dying breed. Diethylamides. ministration Council, set up a few UOCI—United Organizations for initials out that you're not familiar CI—Cambridge Inn, late-night MIC-Military-Industrial-Com­ years ago to bridge the Community Improvement, a group with—well, the temptation is to give snack bar and talk center. plex, the biggest conglomerate of communications gap and whose of Durham blacks which maintains up entirely. In an attempt to CO—Celestial Omnibus, or them all, of which Duke is a small continued existence is questionable. a food cooperative and other alleviate this source of petty Corscientious Objector, the former but vital part. SLF—Student Liberation Front, community projects. frustration, the Chronicle has being Duke's on-campus coffee NYA—National Youth Alliance, a left-oriented student activist WDBS-Duke Broadcasting compiled the following list of house located in the basement of a neo-Nazi youth movement. organization. abreviations that appear frequently System, 1600 on the dial. Flowers Building, the latter being a RIC—Rhode Island College. UCM —University Christian in campus lingo. If you can draft classification which wiil ROTC —Reserve Officers Movement. YAF—Young Americans for fam iliarize yourself with these become increasingly attractive as Training Corps. UFC —Undergraduate Faculty Freedom, a conservative youth shorthand expressions, your your college career wears on. SBI —State Bureau of Council, the group that devised the group. chances for survival in the Gothic CT A-Chicago Transit \ Rockpile will be significantly Authority. 41:> 23 Trout. 43 Avoided. increased. DUAA —Duke University M Fn:-' 44 T:r:th decay PUZZLE 27 Rugged crest. 45 Bulwer- AAUP—American Association of Athletic Association, whose 28 River (lucks. I.ytton hero. University Professors. gladiators face South Carolina this By William B. Cuil ii IM:.it of hair 2!) Does wrong. 47 Frequently. ACC -Atlantic Coast Saturday. ?Ca|)e_. .lit Clan. 48 Clutch. Conference, the group of schools FAC — Freshmen Advisory ACROSS _i" 8 Network. 31 Devonrer. 49 Italian city, alt t'nitltle with which Duke engages in athletic Council (for East Campus). I lj !! Values. 32 Lariat: Sp. Asterisk. Ill Localities. 34 Arrange in person. contests. FBI —Federal Bureau of 11 Type of sails. 11 Ij.i. layers. al Allirmatives. AIH — Association of Investigation, from whence came 14 I'l-rfvct. 12 Italian. 37 Cogs. 53 Willow Independent Houses, the governing our new campus detective. 15 IjiKlish DOWN lit Ameliorate. genus. I Mulberry 38 r.nglish board for Duke's selective and FCD-Foundation for composer. IK Arrow horongli. f>4 Minus. non-selective independent houses. Community Development, a grass Ill Rooting tile. 17 Chief 2 Classify. poise 41) Typewriter 5.i Irish (laclic. .-.AROD-Army Research Office: roots organization dedicated to executive. 3 IKII. 22Cuar parts. 58 Road sign. Durham, The Southeastern clearing helping the poor in Durham. Ill Claw. house for army research, located on IBM—International Business 211 Serves. 1 2 3 6 l 8 9 10 11 11 13 West Campus behind the Machines, the people who bring us .1 Chosen. Engineering Building. .3 SillHl|>i|KTS. ' ' computers, which spew out your 24 American 14 16 ASDU—Associated Students of course schedules and keep the general. ,. Duke University, Duke's student multi-versity functioning. 25 Afraid. 11 118 19 government, whose bureaucratic IFC—Inter-Fraternity Council, 28 Truckman. 33 Lt et. 20 21 22 structure parallels that of the the governing board for Duke's 34Conclilit 35 Scotch ^B 23 24 explorer. 3li I'liners. Jb 27 WM'*~ 29 130 31 32 37 Papal. heaihlress. 33 34 38CiiTs name. HH M :* 311 Soak HmlH-r 36 31 411 Winds a SB hawk. 41 Sll|i -t. 39 ^•40 •i 1 42 Hallway 42 [43 4S 1 14 j'taige's drain her. 4•7 equipment must survive 411 Bmlilhisl . m '- them all. And it's excit­ pillar. 48 40 5 0 51 52 53 5* 55 To the 47 Sweeps. I ing that the very same Speedmaster watch we •ISSulkv. 56 51 SB 52 Delicate. carry was selected moon 51! Patrol: Fr. 59 60 without any modifi­ 57 Kvalllalor. cations by NASA for all Anil, t lile. 62 S3 and all manned space till Nautie " nissions. 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(It eliminates the clutch pedaU It's fun to fit yourself Need Scotch Sandwich Magnetic Well, that's it. Brows* and save Tape? Unless, of course, you count the cost of gas and oil.it takes you to get here in your present cor. 700 NINTH STREET THE BOOK EXCHANGE i Across from Wast Durham P.O. ; Triangle Volkswagen, Inc. I Offlca DOWNTOWN AT FIVE POINTS ;: Opan 9:30—S:30 Mon.-Sat.. Fri. til > 3823 Durham Chapel Hill 3lvd. © can supply you at a saving Durham B:W:«*:>5 ¥:¥:::¥:: Tuesday, September 16 The Duke Chronicle Page Five H*h 0w nD ur tr° r0 w n h a U%h d° m Nestled in ihe beautiful flatlands capable of creating. If you make it of North Carolina, surrounded by * ,*** /• :,::• across the street safely you'll find giant tobacco warehouses and the Book Exchange, Durham's cigarette billboards, and engulfed in largest book store. Here you can its own delightful odours lies find all your textbooks (used ones Durham (pronounced Derm) your also) as well as a fine selection of hometown for the next four years. good 1 iterature and plenty of A stroll downtown offers a sight paperbacks. quite differenl from our awesome Starting from Five Points all thc Gothic metropolis of learning and way- down Main Street are could be an irreparably damaging Durham's myriad of shops and experience to anyone with an department stores, which are aesthtic taste of any nature. But, if complemented by the many you're brave and can bear the shopping centers in and around humidity and smell, then hop on 1 »,_*'-* Durham.. the East Campus bus and you are By now, though, you'll probably on your way. have come lo the realization that Your first stop will most likely Durham is not a typical college be the Ivy Room, a restaurant town. Geared to everything but specializing in delicatessen (yes, collegiate interests, Durham is a they serve lox and bagels), beers small Southern town catering to the The Record Bar and wines of all kinds, fried interests of its middle-class citizens. Record Bar, the Record and Tape Valley. Neatly separated from the chicken, and exotic canned foods. However, there is one business Center offers a wide range of good rest of the world by its white brick Though the atmosphere reminds the Rialto which thrives on college albums. entrances, Hope Valley boasts of its you of an updated truck stop, it's factory. The tour will keep them students-the Record Bar. Located If you're looking for action of own private country club and vies the closest place to campus and is busy for about an hour and get all the way down Main Street, the any kind, you may as well forget it. with the Sarah Duke Gardens in convenient for party supplies. them off your back for a while. Record Bar is the area's largest Durham's nightlife is limited to its beauty Down the street from the Ivy, But the tobacco factories are record store. Browsing through the numerous movie theatres. Past the Well, that's a short glimpse of Room is the heart of the cigarette nothing compared to the sight that huge collection of records in stock Record Bar is the Rialto which downtown Durham, for all its industry. Behind those dirty-red awaits you. Yes, as you continue is one of the highlights of usually presents good, arty flicks, worth. Yet, there is one block buildings cigarettes are youK stroll you will find yourself entertainment in Durham. After With its unique atmosphere, the consolation: Durham's proximity produced by the thousands daily. If entering the thriving commercial you have looked at the Record Rialto should be visited at least to Chapel Hill. If your Y-man has a your parents are still here and they center of.Durham where five roads Bar's collection, cross the street and once during your stay here. car, ask him to take you to Chape! are looking for something to do converge ui, a traffic jungle that look in on the Record and Tape Competing with Durham's drive-in Hill. Having to live in Durham is send them on a tour through the only Durham*, city planners are Center. Though not as large as the movies is the Criterion theatre, one thing, but knowing Chapel -H_! around the corner from the Record is closeby makes living a little Bar. Affectionately called the Crit easier. by its admirers, the Criterion boasts ***_- of nudie double-features around the clock. Across the street /rom the Record Bar is that bastion of justice. Durham's County Court House. But don't let all this Southern charm and architectural genius fool you. for Durham has its slums too. Way down Main Street Edgemont. Here youi! find people living in abject poverty and maybe even get your first glimpse of,houses "Unfit for Habitation." However, if such sights bother you too much, you can ride to the other side of town and visit palatial Hope Edgemont Community Center •:? During the next two weeks the Y, sports, and music, just to name a few. Many students are wary >|: g much will be said concerning the of joining any organizations claiming they have no extra : You will be amazed when you enter •j: University experience that awaits t time. Many also spend four uneventful, meaningless j :•:• newcomers to Duke. Academic j years at Duke. But if you want to be involved and get I ;:|: endeavors are certainly a very important •* w» to know Duke, you can always find the time. Spart of this experience, but they don't n* Participation in any one of these activities ;!•: :•:• comprise it entirely. Duke offers much more • _ affords lasting friendships and invaluable •:•: THE BOOK EXCHANGE gthan a comfortable seat in an air-conditioned "•• experience. The organizations are there; :•:• ig library. Many campus organizations wii! be I the decision to join is up to you. ;.|: DOWNTOWN AT FIVE POINTS :•:• interviewing students for important positions. These,. V '' ' """ ' | organizations span a wide range of interests, including <* The time to get involved is now. :|:| :::j acting, radio work, studenl government, community involvement, -Q You won't regret it. :•:• WftWS Welcome to Duke The University Grill Photos Durham's Leading Men's Clothier on r*.ain St. near East Campus Home of such brands, as: Serving Lunch and Super Bass, Corbin, Nettleton, Botany 500, . by Cox-Moore Sweaters, Eagle, and Sero BEER ON TAP Lakewood Shopping Center open 9:30 AM- 11:45 PM Shop Fri. 'til 9 P.M. Durham, N.C. Kerr-Baldtein Knit Shop KnillingSupplies, Rugs 103 E. 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The four years you entering freshmen are beginning today are going to be, we expect, the most important of your lives. And they will be difficult m On freshmen • • • years to get through, because you are starting your college years at a very singular time and place. This time is singular because it is at last becoming clear that the survival By Mark Pinsky— of the human race is open to serious question. We are steadily nearing the Being a freshman, like being fantastic problem which may far in advance of when they either saturation point in population, ail the while arming ourselves to the teetli Vice President, isn't worth a warm account for more attrition than planned or expected it. with doomsday weapons and destroying our environment. People are crock of what Cactus Jack Garner academics. For most freshmen—and The biggest problem for most growing farther apart from their fellow men as they approach the point really said was in it. women—it's bad, really bad, but in undergraduates, a problem that where they will lose all control over their fate, and if you are young and The fact that one is entering a different ways. only begins during your freshman intelligent and sensitive you cannot help becoming aware of this and new environment with all the The traditional "Y-Man's year, is that of defining who you, as disturbed by it. awkwardness that dictates is only a Consolation" goes something like an individual, are and how you ' The place is' singular because Duke University is entering its most small part of the difficulty. A larger this: relate to your community here and important year. This is a young yet major university,.able to choose either part is determining, from the "Boys, you're going to have it your parents. This process of to accept its obligation to build for the future, or to retreat into isolation plethora of college myths, what bad this year. Freshman girls who 'finding yourself is often both a and scholasticism. This year, when we will search for a new president, problems facing the freshman are were so nice to you Freshman Week lengthy and messy experience. It's begin the use of a new curriculum, and struggle with the University's significant and which are won't look at you after the frequently painful for everyone involved. But it is as inevitable as it relationships to the military, fo industry, to the Durham community, and insignificant. upperclassmen get back. If they do accept a date during the year your is irreversable. to its students, some of the most important decisions concerning those All the scare tactics you're fed During the four years you are two paths will be made. You will, whether you like it or not. take part in about llook-to-your-left-and-look chances are one out jof three that they'll stand you up. The only here your politics will like move, las the making of those decisions. -to-your-right-in four-years-one-of Ray Mungo used to say "a zillion -you-won't-be-here' line is just that, upperclass girls who'll give you a Vet the problems implicit in the challenges before you will, we think, break are the dogs and the Religion degrees to the left of wherever you * a line. Statistically it may be were when you got here." You'll be more than made up for by the joys of finding yourself, learning about correct but officially inspired fear majors. The one heartening thing I the world arcund you, and deciding how you shall relate to il. You can, of can tell you—and it isn't much—is make love and maybe be fortunate of attrition at Duke is baloney. One enough to fall into it at the same or course, choose to avoid many of the joys and challenges, and take easy of the very few human aspects of that over the next four years it's : going to get increasingly better for other times. The malcontents, the courses, play cards for hours on end. and learn to drink well and often the Administration at Duke is that neo-conformists and those with a with some pinned or un-pinned brothers and sisters. once you get in they like to keep you. From this point it's all uphill. That won't keep you warm on little bit of soul may even let their Or you can escape the challenges and joys by convincing yourself that you, if only to avoid spoiling their hair grow and discover the gentle the only worthwhile pursuit of a college student is constant study. There record. Unless you are a trouble those long January nights but take it for what it's worth. And for joys of pot. are good courses and good professors here to take advantage of. but only a maker of the very highest order Before long you will notice a they are unlikely to throw you out. God's sake, don't break up with the part of what you can learn here is to be found in classrooms and in the girl back home. Her importance will change in the relationship between And even then they try to be yourself and your parents. This . library. sneaky about it and often let you grow over the cold and loveless The other part of your learning experience will be found within weeks to come." change, you must try to remember, back in, as numerous members of is in you—not them. You shortly yourself, and in your relations with other members of your generation. the Chronicle can testify. The point Here, as well as in classes, we hope you will learn to ask questions. For freshmen girls it's a different become an adult in the eyes of your is, if you really want to graduate story. Most of you will be at the fellows, an independent {if not questions about yourself, your University, our nation and world. from Duke, you can. Determining height of your popularity, primarily self-sustaining) member of a peer We deeply hope that this process of questioning will lead you to whether that's a worthwhile goal is because you are "the new crop." community. In short, a person become actively concerned about the problems of the world we live in. another matter entirely. Your favors will be at a premium much different from the One who For there is a revolution to be made in America and in the world, and it is The work freshman year is a ball but don't let it go to your head. entered Duke in September 1969. our generation's duty, and privilege, to make it. buster and, contrary to what your Like the elusive butterfly it's a It may take your parents some time The revolution we speak of is not violent, or apocalyptic. It will grow Y-Man may tell you, it doesn't get short fast ride so keep your head. A to recognize this change and even simply out of the realization that all our fates arc tied together, and that any easier. As the years go by you lot of girls get hurt freshman year longer to accept and respect it. our common future will not be secure unless we put an end to war, and just learn how to get by doing less because they don't realize how fast Editor's note- poverty, and racism, and injustice, and to that mad drive for temporary of it. a league they're playing in. More reprinted from— September, 1968 Chronicle and selfish profit that has led so many of us to poison the air and water Social life freshman year is a than a few end up on their backs ' and exploit or abuse others. .And so you will change in these years, as you learn more about — The Good Lifo- yourself, and other people, and our common past and future. These changes in yourself will be resisted, perhaps by your parents, your past, other students, your dreams of success and security after graduation. Yet when the changes have come you will welcome them, for you will have Are you experienced? begun to find, know and live by the truth.

Editor, Tom Campbell - By Clay Steinman —• Business Manager, Bruce Vance Managing Editor, Clay Steinman; Editorial Chairman, David Shaffer; "Everybody's I aikin' 'bout potentially active than any of their America's living room and into the • Asscciate Managing Editor, Bob Entman; Executive News Editor, revolution, evolution, predecessors. Some say the events fantasies of much of America's Da.id Pace; Editorial Page Editors, Alan Shusterman, Ken Vickery; masturbation, flagellation, of last February scared away many youth. Members of the Editorial Board, Mark Pinsky, Alan Ray; fornication..." Supplements Editors, Peter Applebome, Jean Cary, Jeff Forster, whose presence here would have Yet when the television is turned Adrenee Glover, Dub Gulley, Doug Hastings, Bob SwiUcr; Assistant •J. Lennon and Y. Ono benefitted the University as well as off and Ramparts is put aside, the Managing Editors, Rob Haughton, Les Hoffman, Cort Pederson, Jim themselves. heavy reality of every day life often Vaughn; Feature Editor, Gary Wein; Arts Editors, Steve Emerson, Revolution. Evolution. But the probability is that the obscures thoughts of creating a Rusty McCrady; Sports Editor, Bob Heller; Assistant Feature Editor. Masturbation. Flagellation. Class of 1973 is like the Class of h umane society. Working for a John Duchelle; Assistant Sports Editor, Roy Towlin; Photography Fornication. If they're your bag, 1972, and 1971 with its share of living leaves little time for Editor, Bob Hewgley; Beat Editors: Durham, Carolyn Arnold; then you've come to the right wahoos and activists, grinds and struggling for the millenium. Academics, Ralph Karpinos; Policy. Andy Parker, Labor. Gordon place. While at college, students have a Stevenson, Jerry Katz; West Campus John Copacino, Steve Let/.ler; pseudo-intellectuals. Advertising Manager, Bruce Yuzna; AsM.-tam Business Manager for There's been a lot of speculation Changing times chance to be insulated from the Special Projects, Mark Lees. here these last few days about the Sure, the times are different. humdrum struggle for bread. nature of the 1,300 souls who'll Just talking to high school kids Pressures for material success or begin their University experience grades leading to an unthinking Vnsigned editorials represent the vie a •if a majority uf the convinces you of that. The marvel edih rial board. Signed columns represci ihe opinions uf the today. of the mass media has brought the grind are almost completely Some say the class will be more "revolution," probably more concerned, more aware, more cultural than political, into (Continued on page 7) Tuesday, September 16 '; he-I><:ko P.rop.icl- Page Seven the passing scene- From those who went before •by Tom Campbell In the comparative calm that change almost natural I y during forget that most of the meaning is whole life around your q.p.r. and if you do work at the good courses, settled over the campus the few their four years as undergraduates. between the lines, and it is up to actually go oul and learn something it will be the bad courses that will days before all the Ireshmen Part of it then is a personal vou to dig it out. on your own. The basic questions cause you to take a searching look arrived, those upperclassmen who maturing, alterations thai result Of all the hurdles you will be here will be whether or not you feel at your own motivations, if only found themselves drawn back to from "growing up." from becoming facing this year, some of the biggest that these four years of your life for this reason they too will be of campus more than a week before four years older and wiser.' And and most immediate will be your are too valuable to be wasted on some value. the rest of the compatriots had part of it is- institutional, a academic courses. You'll have a insignificant banalities, and whether And while you're thinking over time to do some real old-fashioned development that grows from new curriculum to play with, a you will ever be able to recover these problems, you might ask why, reminiscing. In the breaks between confronting the system, oh your challenging, fairly open-ended from the dose of mind-stifling and in the course of giving you an planning Freshman Week activities own for the first time in a world creation which was designed, so we become a fully alive individual. education, a university as good as of putting together a newspaper, that makes intense and often are told, with the student in mind. These, needless to say will be this one still has to expand part of the conversation inevitably turned conflicting demands. Nevertheless, you're going to have tough questions to answer. But in a its engergies smothering your to recollection of one's own some bad cou rses~dead ly dull, Your Y-Man, or FAC, and the sizable proportion of your courses, freedom and creativity. freshman experience. "I remember completely lacking the necessary dozens of other upperclassmen that these are exactly the problems that So much for your confrontation when I was a freshman..." ingredient of intellectual discovery, you will meet in the coming weeks you will encounter. This is not to with the institution But what and basically pointless. Faced with will try to explain these changes to sound overly pessimistic: you will about your confrontation with Depending on the number of these academic monstrosities, you you, try to prepare you for them, have a lot of good courses and good yourself? Part of this, of course will years the person has been here, will have to decide whether to but in the end they will get back to professors during your stay at grow out of your dealings with the "when I was a freshman" could knuckle under and smother your "well, when / was a freshman." Duke. If you don't put some work system. You can learn a lot about have been relatively long ago, brain in a morass of mediocrity, or And that's the kind of thing the into these you probably shouldn't compared to the person's age and resist the temptation to form your to the amount Duke has changed university experience is, an even be here in the first place. But (Continued on page 1 3) since the individual first came here. experience that can be Compared to the amount the communicated only in subtleties individual has changed since he was and innuendoes, and beyond that can only be grasped by living -Experienced- " a freshman, "when 1 was a (Continued from page fit freshman" can often seem light through it yourself. in just meeting others, working Needed diversion years in the past. self-inflicted. That's called with others, talking with others, That's called masturbation, and But in spite of or perhaps flagellation. loving others, that can produce a because of this unbridgable tike masturbation, it is good if not It is trite but true that the The four years here that go by sensitive, aware person who strives University changes people and that communications gap, a word about necessary once in a while for relief with an increasingly frightening for the best in things rather than students within the University your upcoming years. Only don't and can be a negative force if it rapid pace, because they are spent concentrate upon preserving all that becomes an obsession. isolated from material problems, is bad and mediocre in order lo As past classes have discovered. provide the chance to explore. preserve what is good. Duke has something to offer search for truth, discover everyone. Only at Duke, possibly self-awareness and all the things Change like that takes time. And You a/ways do better at unlike its counterparts in the cold which sound like rhetoric but can most of us don't make it. lis called North, the opportunities aren't really have meaning. evolution. readily available. Good booklearnin' They've got to be searched for The formal education offered at There's also the chance here to and discovered amid the misplaced THE BOOK EXCHANGE Duke is in many cases an drop out in a number of ways. priorities, living group mum bo outstanding one. How much this Dope, booze, athletics, the grind. jumbo, radical rhetoric. Southern DOWNTOWN AT FIVE POINTS will be true for each student living groups and a life style of attitudes and insensitive depends upon his perserveranee in fornication, if followed to the conservatism that abounds at this exclusion of all else, can be tickets •4 seeking out those with a sincere place. "Ask any upperclassman" to superficial feelings of well-being desire to teach. But the chance for an education, that don't produce much in the And. combined with the courses a real education, is here. It's hard to long run. in the catalog, there's an experience find it. but it's here.

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The nameless art complex, located at the back of East Campus. HONDA Editor's note: The following us look like what we're not: that cyclotron, but that the best that article written by last year's literary northern school), but it is 500 years can be done for the giant complex magazine editor Steve Karver, was behind. of 'art buildings' I mean those New Honda 50 Now $199 published last year in Peer under The building of the school brings centrally located Asbury, Branson, New Honda 160 Now $450 the heading, The Arts, Duke's Rear us to a very important event in the and the nameless art building is to New Honda 300 Now $495 Guard. Below are some of my history of Duke University: the re-vamp the old east campus Honda comments on the few options open beginning of the plastic instant Science building into one of the Plus many other specials on 1969 to the artisticly minded students in princeton: the dialectical ugliest pieces of plastic-motel-shit Kawasaki the Duke community. materialism—that continues down and call it a museum. Bultaco to our own day—begun by the Just as there is no committment Models First, a criticism of those, like tobacco king, our founder. What's to making spatial room for the arts myself, who came to Duke in any not so important about all this is here, there is, as far as I can see, no Also large selection of OK Trade-ins with reduced way hoping to find something they that Duke began, but the guiding committment to the real teaching prices-buy now for economical transportation could somehow call an esthetic light and principles that began it. of the arts. In the department of experience. There were too many Apparently, old Buck didn't think fine arts there is an extremely deadly early warning signs that we the arts very significant for the life limited number of studio courses, Service And Paris Department. should have caught, and known of a university, so we got Eruditie and even those, even under the without a doubt that Duke was not et Religio for a motto, with the aim gassy NEW CURRICULUM-that the place (by this I don't want to of producing an alumni of white updating wonder—will be allowed suggest that once here we shouldn't religious lawyers, doctors, priests only the credit of a half-course try to change the place, but that we and businessmen. That's right. because, I guess the logic goes, should expect a long and largely Discussion of the arts is painting is fun and doesn't really unfruitful struggle). Take for conspicuously absent from the involve any thinking. Well, those '••nee the University's very own endowment terms, whereas science, who know, know it is really the tin. There WDBS and the religion and business are not. And 'brain course' in the art and other K-~ ications are listed, where the fact is that that sort of thinking departments that are neither fun yOii—O Creative Artist!—can learn has continued—in all segments of nor challenging, and are not at all 505 N. MANGUM ST. all the angles of sales and business this "community of scholars": concerned with art. By art I mean 688-7525 management. A joke? Certainly, students, faculty, and something vital and living, In Stock Now: but not mine. It makes me think administration. something in ferment, something Kawasaki 500cc MACH III that Chapin's been doing work for I imagine you're asking yourself that integrates today's world. Of Honda 750cc 4 cyl. the University on the sly, exactly what do 1 mean. What's all course I have respect for the moonlighting. Another bad omen this ranting and raving about. How tradition. It is just because I have should have been apparent on your about the fact that the University respect that I complain that there first visit to the campus. The supports DUAA to the tune of a Vi doesn't seem to be much concern architecture. Perhaps it's not that a million bucks, and to round out on this campus about the important you say, but it is after all the bill gives another 500,000 for continuation of the tradition in its your environment, and typical of the Med Center to construct a cozy present most living form. And the atmosphere of the school. In new barn for its experimental anyone who talks about the See this case it's not just 20 or 40 years animals. That the Fifth Decade tradition without adding something behind the times—as most things program has so far given us a new about its living form is mouthing are around here— (and in addition, chem building, a new monkey Philistine lip-service bull-shit. The meretricious, in its attempt to make house, a new phytotron, and a new classes that have been set up in THE BOOK EXCHANGE DOWNTOWN AT FIVE POINTS What must be done for all your textbooks Much of the problem with the anywhere. and Save! irts at Duke has been in the student What I'm saying is, if you're _ody. Although Duke has certainly artistically inspired, do it. Create This Week in the Old Book done little to kindle the flame of your own opportunities. Oo read Feature Case _J ..esthetic zeal in its students, even your poetry in the Celestial A Collection of Books for hose already inspired have done Omnibus. Oet a band together and ittle for the artistic environment of play, wherever you want. People Armchair Travelers ihe community. will hear about you. Oet some Here is a nice spread of books Although the establishment friends together and do a magazine. about life and adventure in the far should certainly provide courses Find the people with similar corners of the earth. Prices are vl.ich deal with current interests. (The CO. is the most almost painless. levelopments in the arts, it is the obvious place.) But don't just sit on ' Ami On the Print Wall your ass. students, the young, who should be 19th Century Travelers •rearing these developments. We can use you on the The romantic world as seen by 19th Unlike many campuses, Duke Chronicle. The Archive doesn't aas been devoid of such things as look very promising, but try it. The Century engravers. underground magazines, rock yearbook is another possibility. The Old Book Corner -roups (on most good campuses If you want to stay out of Old Books, Maps and Prints -here are at least ten fairly good depression around here, or avoid 137 A East Rosemary SI. ••ock groups available to play at being "bent out of shape by iances, or just for the pleasure of society's pliers," the trick is to jlaying). and student art. really stick your head into Photography has been an something and do it. This is your exception, student photography at environment and your presence Juke being probably as good as here can change it. Tuesday, September 16 The Duke Chronicle Page Eleven By Les Hoffman Assistant Managing Editor moved into the first floor of Allen largely a result of the violence of Class of '73 will be the first to fully April 5, 1968 the Vigil began. Building and moved everyone else February 13. However, just as the enjoy is a partial result of this Ten months later, February 13, out. They barricaded themselves in nonacademic employees fail i to analysis. 1969, some 2,000 students were and declared the building to be the win the power they were sefek.ng, Some also began to object to the gassed on the main quad. Malcolm X School of Liberation. so the black students gut their use of napalm in Vietnam. When Externally, these two events A list of demands was presented corridor, advisor and academic Dow Chemical (one of the have been the most publicized a to the administration and an program but failed to win producers of napalm for the war) c ultimatum was delivered by the significant power in the student undertakings at Duke came to campus in the fall of '67 University in the past three years. blacks: the administration could implimentation of any of these company recruiters were picketed Internally, they represent much of have their building back when the changes. by a small group of students. what is different between the Duke t blacks had their demands met. In a pattern t It was another small group of University of fall '66 and the Duke This demand was quite The events of both April 4 students (the newly formed University that the Class of '73 • unacceptable to the administration, through 10, 1968 and February 13, Associated Students of Duke enters today. who then offered a demand of their 1969 are now past and they may University), who attempted to April 5, 1968 was the day after own* With riot-equipped Durham seem isolated events of Duke's prohibit student groups from using the murder of the Rev. Dr. Martin I and State Police loitering in the history. But in reality, activism at segregated facilities, but student Luther King. The assassination Sarah Duke Memorial Gardens Duke did not begin with the Vigil referendum overturned ASDU's pinched the conscience of the V D parking lot the administration told any more than it ended with the action. And conservative student previously blase Duke community, the blacks that if they left the evacuation of Allen Building by the reaction at Duke had begun. and there arose in the minds of • building they would be no violence black students. Conflict averted and talks would begin. some a need to act. u Student activism at Duke could Last spring ROTC came under That night, close to 500 persons Gas on the quad not begin until there was student fire. Three hundred students decided the problems of the Duke I This compromise was awareness. Symposium '66 is demonstrated peacefully against community as they saw them unacceptable to the blacks. So, considered the eye opener. ROTC and almost as many hecklers needed immediate action. The s k with the national media and 2.000 The participants in Symposium were present. Harried problem they decided to focus their students as witnesses, the police '66, Dave Harris (currently in jail administrators successfully kept the attention on was the plight of moved on Allen Building some ten for draft evasion, then president of factions apart and there was no Duke's non-academic employees. m e Demands for action The 500 took a list of demands to President Douglas Knight's University House and asked for A news analysis action. Many felt that all they got in response was talk. So in the non-violent tradition sat on the quad as the University's of King, a Nobel Peace Prize nonacademic employees went on winner, 250 students and faculty strike and a boycott of the dining members, all the House could halls began. The live-in became a contain, extended their visit. They vigil, and shortly thereafter, The remained with Knight's approval, Vigil. demanding a substantive After four days on the quad The commitment on his part before Vigil ended. Fifteen hundred they would leave. persons slept on the main quad to As one leader put it, Knight was help get power and higher wages for I a "moral man trapped by an the nonacademic employees. They immoral system." They demanded won very little power, for the that he act on issues. They believed workers but they did win he wanted to act but was substantial pay raises. constrained by outside forces. MLK to Malcolm X The Vigil Just as The Vigil was an exercise Demonstrator reflexes the seriousness of the Vigil- _. iaco •-"•-"O by Bob Hew^ey When Knight recdhtracted in the i teachings of King, the hours after it was occupied. But the the student body at Stanford), •Spring 1968. hepatitis after two days and went philosophy and life of Malcolm X, black students had left minutes Charles Muscatine (Berkeley violence. into seclusion, the live-in moved to seemed to underline the events of before the law arrived. With 2,000 professor) and Paul Goodman ROTC should come to the the main quadrangle. The 250 February 13, 1969. forefront again this fall when the swelled to the 500, then to 1,000 student milling around the main (author) referred to their Duke At about eight that morning quad and the understandable edgy audiences as an "ignorant deadline for administrative action and at its peak over 1,500 students some 60 black Duke students against ROTC get by the recently police huddled in the doorways of intelligensia," floundering in a organized Student Liberation Front Allen Building, violence seemed meaningless sea of grades and will come, probably without any almost inevitable. Within 15 materialism significant changes. minutes the main quad was Action begins But there are many issues that consumed in various gases, none Soon after Symposium '66 will probably come up this year. In pleasant. The melee lasted a few segments of the University most, power will be the key. It is hours and when it ended about 20 community began an intensive the question of who should control Making it big students had been treated at the seif.analysis. One of the first critical the power that is the philosophical Duke Hospital and one policeman tnmgs some saw was what th wall separating many students from reportedly was seriously injured. considered a restrictive and those who now rule Duke. on campus! The Black Studies Program antiquated curriculum, which begins this semester, is The new curriculum. which the -troika- (Continued from page 1) Wake Forest Highway Hobbs Smash scene MSgsE The chief academic officer of Daddy's Gone A Hunting (M) the University, Hobbs has been DRIVE-IN Rosemary's Baby teaching at Duke since 1935. His Springol-Theale-i appointment as provost came last i. Wallham. Mass January following the resignation of R. Taylor Cole, a member of the political science department ^*4.^'i-._'| Highway 70 West During his career at Duke, Standing room only Hobbs has held the posts of Divorcee (XI chairman of the chemistry DRIVE-IN Bed of Violence (XI department, dean of the graduate at Miami University! school, dean of the University and Coral Gables. Florida * vice-provost. He is chairman of the Research Triangle Institute and vice-chairman East Geer & Club Blvd. of the Governor's Scientific Advisory Committee. Hobbs also Love God serves on the North Carolina Board DRIVE-IN Tragedy of Terror (Ml of Science and Technology and the Utilization of Resources and Development Advisory Committee of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Huestis Huestis, who directs finances at ZOOLOGY STUDENTS the University, is a relatively new Save on your dissection Kits as well as your addition to tbe Duke administration, coming here in Director Susumu Hani considered Japan's top film textbooks at director and the "Ingrid Bergman" of Japan, will October, 1966, from Hughes beat RIALTO in person at 12:30 on opening day Aircraft Company where he had a to meet and talk with local University students. similar position. He has made many reforms starts Wednesday, Sept. 17 THE BOOK EXCHANGE bringing greater efficiency to the RIALTO DOWNTOWN AT FIVE POINTS University budget, evidenced by a 1:20, 3:15, 5:10, 7:06, 9:02 corresponding savings of millions of dollars to Duke. Page Twelve The Duke Chronicle Tuesday, September 16 SAVE 30% or MORE BUY USED BOOKS Duke University Bookstore INDOOR STADUIM OPEN 9-5 MONDAY - SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 15th - 20th NO LONG LINES - - NO WAITING

__ • The Only Place You Can Buy Of Your Required Books Tuesday, September 16 The Duke Chronicle Page Thirteen —Those who came-r Today's schedule (Continued from page 7) experience at Duke. How much and yourself by knocking your head in what direction you change is up against Duke's gothic walls. But a to you, but above all don't be Tuesday, September 16 FF lounge, Canterbury House. Sciences; Women, 204 East larger part of your personal growth afraid of changing. 9:00 a.m.—12 Noon—Deans 10:00 a.m.—5:00 p.m —Alpha Phi Duke. will come from far more subtle, Because I know far too many available for consultation. Omega service fraternity will 2:00—4:00 p.m.-Dr. Richard M. seemingly less significant changes upperclassmen who, when thinking Trinity College: Dean Alan operate recreation lounge open Portwood, Director of Student that you will begin noticing in back to their own Freshman days, Jenks, 104 Allen. Sehool of to all students. Refreshments Health, will be available for yourself after only a few short remember that they weren't very- Engineering: Dean Edward K. available. FF lounge, Canterbury consultation in the Student weeks. The name of this game is happy. And, unfortunately, a vast i Kraybill, 136 Engineering. House. Health Office in Duke Hospital. decision-making, and it stars a cast majority of them are still the same Woman's College: East Duke 10:30 a.m. or 2:00 p.m.—Meetings Freshmen and/or their parents of one—you. way. Offices. for parents of freshman Trinity may confer with Dr. Portwood You'll be making many small 9:00 a.m.—5:00 p.m—Interviews C ollege: 139 Social Sciences. to ask questions or to provide decisions soon, decisions that will for ROTC candidates. Air Force School of Engineering: 125 information concerning any soon add up to a definite patterning -Arts— ROTC: 138 Social Sciences. Engineering. Woman's College: health problem of which the of your life here at Duke. Whether (Continued from page 10) Naval ROTC: 108 Social 2:00 p.m. only, 201 East Duke. Student Health Office should be you make all of these decisions down to the local Belks—whatever Sciences. 1:30—3:00 p.m— Foreign language aware. with a conscious plan in mind, or its name in the styrene suburb of 10:00 a.m., 1:00 p.m., 3:Q0 placement tests. whether you just let yourself slide their choice—they'll choose that p.m.—Tours of the campus 3:30—5:00 p.m.—Chancellor's 3:15-4:45 p.m.—Placement test in reception for parents at into them, doesn't really matter. nice neo-moorish-spanish walnut conducted by the Alpha Phi mathematics for students What does matter is how happy you Omega service fraternity. University House, 1508 TV ("See George, the nice pillar wishing to qualify for a higher Pinecrest Road. are here. If you don't fit the Freshmen and their parents level course. Men, 111 Biological pattern that Duke forces you into and do-hickey filigree," she'll say; welcome. Tours leave from the 6:30 p.m.—House meetings of and that you make for yourself, with which they'll watch the Dick women with FACs. you're not going to be very happy. Van Dyke of the '70s. All I know : If that is the case, something needs 7:30 p.m.—College assemblies. to change-probably both yourself that somehow, somewhy Duke and the institution. lack of any real involvement in the 8:00 p.m.—Woman's College on-going tradition of art is assembly. So in the end we come back to change what should be the common connected up with its educational 10:00 p.m.—House meetings. denominator of almost everyone's philosophy, and in turn wit! ancient American, and especial Southern, baloney, and finally u. CP Snow's bit about the tv, l_ WHY When you think of paperbacks cultures; all I know is that despite think of four-year dose of Duke (orperha if IS THIS MAN because of it) there will be a ft M. CRYING? THE BOOK EXCHANGE less artists and a great number • adults who do not actively suppc-- DOWNTOWN AT FIVE POINTS the arts; all 1 know is that about t only thing Duke has changed f..; "We have them by the hundreds the majority here is their earni: _ r of thousands" power, and I think that is a pietty 1 >tat rotten record. SAVE $$ ON YOUR TEXT BOOKS AT THE BOOK EXCHANGE DOWNTOWN AT FIVE POINTS Large Stock of New and USED Text-Books For Your Courses Plus a Full Line of Study Aids, etc.

ASK ANY UPPERCLASSMAN ABOUT OUR SAVINGS "The Largest & Most Complete Book Store In The South" Page Fourteen The Duke Chronicle Tuesday, September 16 Varsity gridders open season Saturday in quest of first ACC title since '65 these tour could be molded into most experienced and talented By Bob Heller secondary was in another world (below, not above this one). one of the most outstanding receivers in the conference. In Sports Editor secondaries in the conference. Marcel Courtillet, Bob Hepler and Offense, offense, and more Untested sophomores Head coach Tom Harp promises A talented defensive line will Jim Dearth, Leo Hart will have offense. That is the way it was with consist of semor eBolt three exceptional targets. Junior -more talent and speed in the Gene ? > last year's Duke football team and juniors Bob Shinn and Curt Rawley Wes Chesson perhaps the team's that is the way' it is going to be secondary." However, three of the most versatile member, is available four defensive backs are untested and sophomore Joe Sciulli. The again this season. There will be one linebacking crew, headed by for duty at both wing end and difference "thoJgh-the addition sophomores-Mike Davies, Ernie flanker. 5f defense adding up to one Jackson and Rich Searl. Searl. last all-ACC Dick Biddle, also features experienced seniors Joe Compiteiio Coach Harp figures that his team football team. year's freshman standout, and Mike Fitzpatrick. Just how good this one football intercepted eight enemy passes in must score 21 points if it has a team will be depends on the quality five games last year. Senior Dave Leo Hart, last season's chance to win. However, in seven of of that most necessary Trice, formerly a quarterback, adds S*™^^S will lead the last year's ten games, this total Leo Hart, sixth nationally fast year Duke offensive thrust. Hart crashed would not have won the contest. additive-defense. Last year's experience to the 190 '.secondary, all kinds of school and conference in total offense, will once again defensive line was pourous. the from all of last year'*-, indications. More on this year's team in gl»de the offensive attack. records last season and finished :>s Chronicle. sixth nationally total offense, with 2,340 yards. Break-away threat Frosh team has bright outlook Complementing Hart in the ByBobRolnick short of >n recent years is running James Coins. Dale Grimes, William backfield are Don Baglien and While most freshmen are backs, a situation which Head Hanenberg, Thomas Harris, Jr., either Phil Asack or John wandering around campus trying to football eoach Tom Harp and his Gerald Hassell. Richare James, Cappellano, ali three of whom are find building 53 (Allen), or where staff hopes has been resolved with Steve Jones, Thomas Kehl, Robert proven hard runners. Cappellano you can get a pizza in Durham after this year's collection of ball Lebby, Kenneth Marinak. may prove to be the one midnight (stop looking, you can't), earners. break-away threat which Coach 45 athletic oriented young men will Dominic Mona, Edward Harp has been looking for. Top frosh backs Newman, James Overton HI, be holding practices to help them in Among the top freshman Openning up the holes for the their search for touchdowns and Robert Parrish, John R. Paschall, runners and protecting Hart will be running backs are Steve Jones, 6 Mike Peck, Oliver Phillips, Joseph victories during the coming season. feet, 190 pounds from Sanford, center Bob Morris, guards Bob Under the direction of Coach Politan, Steven Ratcliffe, Curtis Fitch and Mike Gamer and tackles North Carolina and Bill Thompson, Shubert, John Spoganetz, David Herschel Caldwell, the 1969 edition 5' 10", also 190, from Jacksonville, Ken Bombard and Guy Johnson. of the Duke freshman football team Florida. Duke's already strong Talley, William Thompson, Though depth is not one of the continues its drills, despite the passing game will most likely have Raymond Tiitens, Stuart Todd, Blue Devils' strong points, Harp other activities of Freshman Week. to be complemented by a stronger Thomas Ussery Gregory VanigUa, maintains that his offensive line is "very adequate," despite what the _ The putting together of a good running attack if the Blue Devils are John Van Norman Norman Dic a football team has to start with a ever to be a national power again. Varney, John Wagner, Steven Willis critics may say. * ?'*»?» " all-American sound freshman program. And since One interesting comment on the and James Zellmger. Duke does boast three of the candidateat his linebacker position, the Blue Devil varsity team has ability of this year's Blue Imps is heads the defensive squad. suffered a decline ' in talent since that each candidate will be required their glory years of the late forties to play both offense and defense and fifties, the Blue Imps' success during their preseason drills. Virginia boasts tough defense or failure becomes all the more important, Although two-platoon football is By Roy Towlen dangerous passer, and this is highly Davidson, Navy, and North now. the rule in both the college unlikely, then Virginia will have to Duke had a good freshman team Editor's note: The 'following i Carolina, all weak teams last year. game as well as the pros, Harp is the first Qf a series 0f previews on rely on a running game, one which Tommy Patton and Al Sinesky last year, with a 4-1 record, and the hoping to develop good all-around word is out from the coaching staff Atlantic Coast Conference football will be at best a shadow of last are fixtures at the ends, while Jim football players who could help the teams. season's. Willits and Bobby Bressan should that another good crop of football varsity in seasons to come. players are on hand. Last season Coach George Virginia defense experienced man the tackle spots. There is a lot All-state quarterback Roster listed Blackburn's Cavaliers produced the If the Cavaliers can't put the ball of depth at linebacker as five The center of attention is, of Here are the Duke freshman school's finest record in over 15 in the end zone, then they'll have lettermen return, including course, the quarterback, and as of football candidates for the 1969 years. to rely on their experienced probable starters Charlie Blandford, now is John Spoganetz, 6*3" tall, season: David Atkins, David Audet, Led by Frank Quayle, who was defense, which boasts seven starters Al Ferrara, and Boyd Page. 190 pounds, hailing from Carteret, Todd Auryansen, Doug Barley, named as the Atlantic Coast from last year, to keep the games The defensive secondary appears New Jersey, where among other Nathaniel Bethel, John Blount, Conference "Player and Athlete of close. Despite its experience, the to have plenty of depth but a honors, he was an all-state Peter Bozick, Jr., Harry Chambers, the Year," Virginia finished first in defensive line is neither particularly scarcity of talent. Starters Andy selection. Jack Ray Childress, Willie Clayton, the conference in total offense, and big nor reliable, Minton, Bob Rannigan, and Pete ranked eleventh nationally in that Opposing teams managed to A commodity Duke has been Joseph Connors, Frank Fletcher, Schmidt all return, but they are deparmtent. score over 40 points on three only adequate at best. They will be Backfield young occasions last year against the vulnerable to good passers such as However, the entire backfield Cavaliers, and the only team which Duke's Leo Hart, and South Deacon soph Russell from last season has graduated, had any great difficulty in moving Carolina's Tommy Suggs. including quarterback Gene the ball in '68 were V.M.I., PREDICTED ACC FINISH: fifth. Arnette, and running backs Quayle and Jeff Anderson. Replacements leads upset of State will be difficult to find, although North Carolina State, most State touchdowns, on runs of four, lettermen Danny Fassio, Dave Duke upperclassmen and others Wyncoop, and Clinch Heyward everyone's preseason favorite to one, and 17 yards The last State help you select your textbooks at repeat as ACC champions, received score came as a result of a fake field were groomed last year to fill in at quite a blow in the conference goal play, which caught the Wake quarterback, halfback, and fullback opener Saturday night, as Coach defense completely flat-footed. respectively. Cal Stoll's Wake Forest squad This play gave State a 21-7 edge at Their new-found jobs should be stunned the Wolfpack with a 22-21 tne time- made easier by the return of much THE BOOK EXCHANGE come-from-behind triumph. With Wake's first score occurred with of the offensive line, including close to 37,000 fans watching, 3:33 to go in the first period, on a All-ACC candidate Danny Ryczek Deacon soph quarterback Larry' Russell to Don Kobos pass, (6-3, 220) at center, and veterans DOWNTOWN AT FIVE POINTS Russell calmly directed his forces 'following, a recovery of a State Rick Kotulak, Gary Saft, Jimmy on a 40 yard drive in the waning furnble. The extra point knotted Shannon., and Tommy Thomas. minutes of the contest. The two tlie score at seven. Despite their presence, the point conversion was successful Shortly after State's offense is still a big question mark, with just five seconds remaining in touchdown Wake's Russell brought as Fassio is virtually untried at the game. his team to within seven points quarterback, and Wyncoop and Since the ACC will have much when he bolted over from the one. Heyward lack both the size and more balance this year than it: That was all the scoring until the speed which Quayle and Anderson recent seasons, this loss may prou- eleventh hour Wake drive to be an especially bad start for Unless Fa_sio develops into a Coach Earle Edwards' team. The Pack still must play expected powers South Carolina and Duke IVY ROOM RESTAURANT Wake was dubbed to be one of the D-tlKEPI V"-i Cosmopolitor. Room doormats of the conference this •IM -f/P-J AND DELICATESSEN year, but their showing on Saturday / Serving Complete Meals proved differently. State did roll up an impressive 317 yards on the ground while powering IS first downs. However, m\tm&*wm a virtually non-existent passing game, flettjpg four yeard, hurt thc • Spaghetti, Delicatessen Food - Pizza and Seer ;> Pack in the long run. Quarterback _J»_ .^^arch fordflVSprats Darrei! Moody scored all three :'tU I' \t. "Tuesday, September 16 The Duke Chronicle

The, uh, younger element in There will occur at the our organization has referred main office what you people to all this folderol as a refer to as "music." We have ''bank-in." Which seems rather not been informed as to what odd, since we have always compositions will be associated the term with a performed. And, frankly, we hostelry for bankers. would prefer not to know. We However, the young shall do our utmost to avoid whippersnappers have listening to the taped auditory prevailed upon us. And so, assaults on our sensibilities. from September 15-19 NCNB It would seem that we have (our fine organization) will be completely taken leave of our maintaining positively senses, for I've discovered that ridiculous hours. Nine in the refreshments are to be morning until nine in the provided. Free! evening. And we certainly Unprecedented profligacy! In hope you college people will my day, we gave nothing find it fitting to take advantage away. Do be mindful of thc of this unprecedented carpeting. opportunity to establish an But those of you who do see amenable fiscal relationship fit to establish your custom with our rather substantial with us will receive 50 free financial institution. At its checks including (perish the main office in Durham. Or at thought) mod designs, along its Lakewood office. with a checkbook cover bearing the distinguished seal of Duke University. Rah, rah. Thus you are enjoined to assemble your—um—cohorts— and avail yourself of thc public transport provided from either the East or West Campus: 25 daily busses scheduled for thc downtown Durham area. The conveyances are affixed with the designation "6-A." We certainly hope you will endeavor to favor us with your presence during this, er, "bank-in" from September 15-19. Particularly if you would enjoy seeing an old man cry.

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YMCA tour 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. to show you or before September 30, 1969. Beginning with breakfast, Tuesday, September 16, meals will be served many of the interesting and Registration is made as follows: as follows: Visit the Duke Chapel at the historical facts of the Chapel. Also, For all Medical Center employees, Breakfast .7:45-9:00 a.m. .enter of West Campus. YMCA tour the Chapel Tours and Ushers including faculty and administrative guides will be present during Committee would like to add its Continental Breakfast .9:00-9:30 a.m. staff-Room 1160. Duke University Sunday Breakfast . . . 8:30-9:30 a.m. Freshman Week beginning Tuesday word of welcome to all new Medical Center; for all Duke at 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. and freshmen and their parents. Lunch 11:30-1:15 p.m. University employees, including Dinner . 5:00-6:30 p.m. continuing Wednesday through faculty and administrative Friday 10:00 to 12:00 p.m. and Dr. Sim staff—Room 07, Social Science On Monday, September 22, the regular hours will become effective. Building. (See hours posted at entrance of dining halls.) -Curriculum- Professor George Sim of the The Gilbert-Addoms Dining Room will open with dinner, 5:00-6:15 p.m., University of Sussex, England, will Friday, September 19. (Continued from page I) present a seminar on "Some Address forms Conformational Aspects of X-ray The Faculty Dining Room will open with lunch, 12:00-1:30 p m., Sunday, tudent must now pass a total of 32 The office of the Dean of Men September 21. emester courses for graduation. Studies of Organic Molecules" in wishes to urge all upperclassmen to )nly those courses passed count Room 103, Gross Chemical hand in their address report forms oward graduation; those failed do Laboratory on September 19, to that office so that the lot. For graduation with 1969, at 4:00 p.m. Refreshments information desk will have correct will be served in the lobby at 3:30 listinction in the student's major data. It also has stated that with ft is easy to get to leld, he must have at least a 'B' p.m. All interested persons are very rare exceptions, no more iverage in his major, be invited into cordially invited to attend. upperclassmen are being granted he program by his department and permission to move off-campus. vrite a final dissertation for the Registration THE BOOK EXCHANGE lepartment's review. On the opposite side, for a Vehicle registration emblems for DOWNTOWN AT FIVE POINTS ;tudent to flunk out he must fail faculty, staff, and employees expire Subscribe iither three of his courses in the September 30, 1969 (although the "irst semester of his freshman year expiration date now reads February you will be glad you came" _r two courses in any semester after 28, 1969). Please check the fo fhe ;hat. After flunking out, a student registration emblem now displayed •nay be reinstated but after two on your car and, if it bears an semesters. For this purpose, the expiration date of 2-28-69, the Chronicle summer double session counts as vehicle must be re-registered and one semester. the emblem properly displayed on —Residential life considered— (Continued from page 2) they say have occurred. Freshmen only two years ago when the first no longer can be removed from president of the unitary student ;he awkward, the quiet, the independent cross-sectionals in government (ASDU), Jon Kinney, physically unattractive, and the which they have been randomly made a speech at the University unpretentious individualist, it can placed. A few independent houses Convocation. He called for an be a shattering experience, do their selecting of freshmen by alternative to selectivity in especially if he finds himself lot. upperclass housing. "rejected" from the group of his Puts The Fun Into Shopping Freshman House G has been Responding to the rising concern choice. remodeled to include faculty- With All The Great Things For the minority of freshmen over a housing system that many offices, a library, and a room for felt had become a monster through who live in cross-sectionals, things house^courses. Not Found Elsewhere are a little easier. If they like the faulty planning, Duke President Qne fraternity Phi Gamma Tau, Douglas Knight appointed a Over 2200 pairs of bell bottoms and flares to start you an your Tres independent houses in which they has disaffiliated from its national Grande Tour of Fashion, from $8.00. were placed, they can stay there. "Committee for Study of Student Lambda Chi Alpha. Another, Zeta Residential Life" in March, 1968. The fabric of kings, corduroy, in great demand this fall in both single But if they want to move, they Beta Tau, has dropped out of the and double breasted jackets-fine Spanish import from must be selected. This is a relatively Interfraternity Council, because, The RLC, as it came to be Contefiel—From $50.00. recent innovation; formerly even they said, the IFC is not amenable called, was charged with a thorough Suits as you like them-career cut, 2 button single breasted; double the indigenous freshmen could be enough to changes in residential review of present residential policy breasted—large choice collection from $85.00. booted out of an independent Sport jackets, many in Milton's own designed patterns—from policy on both campuses, with study of its $60.00. house by its selections committee. But the fact remains that once implications, and with making Some isolated Through the years, ties have been a strong point, and again this fall, again this year freshmen are going recommendations for changes. selections are unbeatable, including the famous Polo—from For those who are not selected to be faced with substantially the $5.00. by a living group, the fate has same alternatives as in previous Psychological and sociological Johnston & Murphy and Bass Weejun footwear including those great usually been isolation in a room in years, in spite of much debate and aspects of the system living handsewn monsters—from $25.00. a fraternity section which happened study in spite of the concensus structures and groups, and the Double breasted tropical formals from Lord West— $130.00. to be vacant. This generally pleases that substantial reform is needed. relationship of the residential Shirts from Schiaparelli, Oleg Cassini, our own M2 club neither the fraternity nor the And with off-campus living barred, structure to curriculum were collar—largest collection of unusual solids and stripings—from $9.95. individual involved. studied. Corbin and Jefferson dress trousers, fall weight, from $18.95. the rising sophomore's choices are We hate to keep boasting, but our patrons keep coming from all over A new alternative has arisen in even more circumscribed. Report issued soon The report of this committee the region year after year to keep abreast of what's happening and the last few years because of the Although the West Campus because we keep our customers on a pedestal. shortage of housing space on living situation has been will be made public in a few days. campus. Permission has been emphasized, ultimately the entire Considerable controversy was granted to over 500 upperclassmen residential structure for Duke generated by some of the to live off-campus. undergraduates will have to be committee's preliminary Living off campus is popular revamped, many analysts suggest. recommendati.ons and extensive with those affiliated with Their goal is to have men and debate and alteration occurred fraternities or independent groups women integrated in cross sectional before the final report was on campus and, more significantly, dormitories throughout both submitted. it is also a growing refuge for those campuses. Reports indicate that the who cannot find suitable It is undeniably true, they assert, recommendations are to be alternatives on campus. However, (and freshmen, they say will soon committed to further study and so many have moved off that there discover this) that the practice of that any substantial reform in the now is a surplus of housing and no sexually segregated campuses is residential structure of the more off-campus permission will be highly detrimental to the social and undergraduate colleges is several granted. intellectual life of the University. years away. According to critics of the Although many of these In the meantime, the conditions present system, the end result of problems have existed for a long the residential policy since the early that are widely criticized will time, discussion of the residential continue to characterize the living sixties (when selectivity in system at Duke began in earnest independent houses was experience at Duke. inaugurated) has been to fracture and distort the concept of a residential college which was the original basis for the system. More and more people are We buy, sell, and exchange moving off-campus. Independent all kinds of books houses are hardly different from the fraternities, the critics say, and both have serious faults which even iltlton'a the groups themselves admit. And THE BOOK EXCHANGE they add that many persons have been seriously hurt by Duke's flllotirtttg (Eupboard residential structure. DOWNTOWN AT FIVE POINTS Some changes Downtown Chapel Hill Others point to the changes *^A