r: IAL. LIB! !ARY Evaluation books planned for spring Will review professors By DEBBIE YARD Teacher course evaluation booklets will be published here next semester by the Student Government Association, according to SGA President Darrell Pile. The action comes after three years of trying to get the project "off the ground." The purpose of such a document, according to Pile, is "to provide the student with information that he can read and get some knowledge of the professor. "Otherwise, the student is going into registration blindly and may get a professor who uses unfair or inconsistent teaching practices," he said. One instance that prompted the SGA to undertake teacher evaluations again this year was the report of one professor who gave a student a zero on a paper because the student had paper- clipped the pages instead of stapling them together, Pile said. The same professor, who was one of three professors teaching the same course, refused to teach one of his classes because it was too large. Pile said. Related stories, pat

The SGA hopes to prevent future occurrences ot this kind by publishing evaluations, he said. Study of evaluations were begun this summer. Pile saiH CHARLIE HARRIS, SGA legislative vice senate meeting. See story, page 2. "BothDr.iRonalcDCarrier, (JMU President) and Dr. (Thomas) president ponders discussion during Tuesday's • Photo by David Israel Stanton, (vice president for academic attains) expressed their agreement with the program," he said. "The SGA contacted other schools that use student evaluations of teachers." Pile said. "Among these were the University of Southern Mississippi, the University of Tennessee and the University of Virginia. . "All of these reported success with their evaluations, he said, "but the representative from the University of Southern Mississippi warned that if the evaluations were entirely student run. the rapport between the SGA and the faculty could be destroyed if the evaluations were not administered properly The SGA hopes to have faculty support for the evaluations, PUe said. "We sent letters to every department head and asked them to send us their current evalustions," he said. "Just about every Vol. M Friday. October 20, 1978 'James Madison University, Harrisonburg, Virginia No. 15 department has replied. (Continued on Page II i Local doctor reviews Health Center complaints Bv KRIS CARLSON and Dr. Eugene Lareau agreed Health Center but said he had maintain an attitude of there going to investigate the DVVAYNE YANCEY to Pile's request to review the "no qualms" about him being nothing wrong at the rumors and if student affairs The president of the Health Center complaints, reviewing complaints about Health Center." is not going to document Rockingham County Medical compiled and documented by other Health Center doctors. "What's it take." said Pile, student complaints then it's a Society will review complaints the SGA, in late August, said "It is my understanding "A student missing a merit on the part of SGA to submitted by the Student Pile. To date. Pile is still in that the medical profession semester or becoming take that step," he said. Government Association here the process of compiling feels it has an obligation for seriously ill until the "Our effort is to investigate about the University Health complaints. the entire profession to watch grievance procedure is the adequacy of health care at Center, according to SGA Pile later discovered that over the professions," he said. reviewed? The procedure the Health Center," he said, President Darrell Pile. Lareau is on the staff at the This documentation of that now exists is grossly "We may find the complaints complaints, however, is an inadequate." aren't legitimate. We just invasion of the students' "It's apparent that the want to arrest rumors." privacy, according to William office of student affairs is not (Continued on Page'KM Say lor quits group; Hall, vice president of student affairs. "The complaint should be between the student and the physician." Hall said, "and I Grimes blasts press also wonder what is Mr. Pile's By MAUREEN RILEY expertise in documentation?" ' Jacob Saylor resigned as one of the five student "We do have a process (for representatives on the city-university relations committee at its complaining) set up here, meeting Tuesday. which has been used in the A request that the press be prohibited from attending future past." he said. meetings also was made by Jean Grimes who is a city According to Hall, students representative from the R-l zone. with complaints about the Saylor said his reason for resigning was because he was an Health Center should go to the "extreme member" of the committee. dean of students (Dr. Lacy "You have a person, like myself, and other persons on the Daniel), or to the coordinator opposite extreme" who hinder the productivity**! the group, he of student relations at the said. "We need to get this polarization out of the committee" so Health Center, (Mrs. Jeanne the "middle ground persons can work and get something solved," Dyer), where the student will Saylor said. be either directed back to the His decision to resign "wasn't easy," Saylor said. "I wanted to physician in question or to feel out the committee and see the committee construction." the Rockingham County ' "I hope my leaving will be a signal \b the opposite extreme Medical Society. members, who are so loud, so vocal and so visual, to resign also," Hall stated that he said Saylor. This will make the committee workable and a "real personally has handled about task group." he said. five Health Center complaints Saylor believes that by resigning he has shown that "the in the last few years. During students are taking the initiative, as it has been all along, to this time there was no dean of reason and moderate ideas and concepts." students to handle cases. Saylor gave being appointed as a District Chairman for the Pile was surprised to learn Warner for U.S. Senate campaign, and committments to the of Hall's complaint procedure. Republican party as other reasons for resigning. "It sure hasn't been heard Grimes suggested that the following meeting be closed to the about." Pile said, "I think it's press by saying. "I'm up to here with the press at this point. Does pretty ridiculous that the press have to be invited? Do we have to be so public ?'' complaints have occured and There is a lack of communication within the committee. there have been rumors Grimes said. Members can't relax and say what they want around campus about NURSE AND PATIENT at Health Center. In the future, student "because of the press and cameras." she continued. incidents at the Health Center complaints about the Health Center will b* reviewed bv a local (Continued on Page 9) • . • and 'yet we continue to doctor. ' photo by Mark Thompson Page 2. THE BREEZE, Friday, October 20, 1978 SGA funds Chrysalis for trip Executive Council reduces amount By DEBBIE YARD Services met with President laundry machines to the The Student Government Ronald Carrier to discuss residence halls. It is not Association Tuesday gave using the room under the known what will be done with Chrysalis $278 to send one Warren University Union the money from the Greek representative to a press theatre addition as a chapel housing, he said. convention in Houston. room. This is a possibility. The Student Government The SGA Senate, after Pile said, but students need to Association has a budgeted much debate, had earlier show their support for this. operating account of $24,288 approved funding to send two usage. for the 1978-79 academic year, persons to the 54th Annual An institutional loan according to Don Haag. Collegiate Press Convention program was discussed that treasurer. in Houston Oct. 26-28. would allow students who find This account covers such After the senate meeting, themselves in financial need things for the SGA as, repairs the Executive Council during the fall semster to and equipment, convention reduced the number to one. borrow money either from the and education travel, printing JMU's literary magazine, university or from local banks and advertising, contractual Chrysalis, has undergone in order to return for second services, food and office numerous administrative and semester. supplies, undergraduate functional changes this year The Senate achieved its scholarships, a student loan and these will be reflected in first "victory"' this week, fund, dues and subscriptions the quality of this year's according to Pile, when and other current obligations. magazine, according to Dean Carrier approved returning The Senate also received Honeycutt, managing editor. diet drinks to the dining hall $270 refund from their trip to In order to fully take and in other campus locations. Wisconsin last year.' This advantage of these changes, It is not known when this will amount has been added to this the Chrysalis staff asked the take effect. Pile said. year's account. SGA to fund three members to Dave Martin, admin- The contingency account of attend the convention. Due to istrative vice president, told the SGA had a beginning the cost factors in .Ived, the the Senate that two budget of $9,510. The money SGA approved su

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Voter registration drive planned Service Parts ofHarrisonburg, By GARY REED To register incoming In other business, the CSC Inc. The Commuter Student students, the CSC also will be is seeking an elaboration on a Committee wants to combine seeking the assistance of Dr. "liberal make-up policy" for Wholesale Distributors the efforts of campus political Elizabeth Finlayson. dean of commuters who miss classes AUTOMOTIVE PARTS 4 EGUIPMENT organizations and the office of the Office of Summer School because of snow. Summer School and and Academic Advising, Elections for secretary, We sell wholesale only, to all JMU Academic Advising in a voter according to Williams. treasurer, senator and the students. Master Charge Welcome registration drive, said CSC Task and Manpower Chairman Craig Williams in By emphasizing voter Coordinator were held at 14 N Liberty St. HburgVa Tuesday's meeting. registration through Tuesday's meeting. The The CSC will approach the orientation of all incoming offices of secretary and Phone 434-3844 434-5750 political organizations-the freshman and transfer senator were left open. Young Americans for students, voter registration Charlie Lotts was elected by Freedom. the College would become a continuous acclamation to the office of Republicans and the Young process that all students treasurer and Jeff French was Democrats- in an effort to entering JMU would be elected by acclamation as the Looking for ERIE? register as many students as exposed to, according to Task and Manpower possible. Williams said. Williams. Coordinator. Look to: Harley Showalter Insurance Agency, Inc. We have the superior insurance Phone system overloaded service to go with the superior ByBv GARY DAVIS Additional components problem obtaining a long Due to the increase in the were installed on the Centrex 'distance line," he said. insurance products of the student population here, the system to accomodate new Campbell said Centrex is ERIEHNSURANCF GROUP campus telephone system students. But "because of overloaded during peak hour, cannot handle the large costs, the system has not but he couldn't offer a specific number of long distance cans been updated completely date as to when the Centrex EWE Hjy made during peak hour, enough to coincide with the system would receive new 53 Kenmore St. according to Bill Campbell, growth of the campus," said components to lighten the INSURANCE UKSE general services manager. Campbell. burden. GROUP UJ«vv (near DMV) "Consequently, during "Regardless of the peak hour, which usually overload problem, of Virginia occurs from 11 until 12 p.m. on colleges I feel JMU has one of Harrisonburg, Va. 434-5931 weeknights, the Centrex the best telephone systems," system becomes heavily said Campbell. burdened with long distance calls. Between these times, placing a call becomes an THE STROH BREWERY COMPANY. DETROIT. MICHIGAN © 1978 extreme difficulty," he said. After 11 p.m. on weeknights the long distance rate decreases to its lowest point," said Sue Breeden, Continental Telephone representative. "Most students choose to call at that time. It is also a popular time for on campus calls. We have found this to be true on most college campuses." WAr% "No system operates with r*>»JLL complete efficiency. The cost would be astronomical if everyone could call anywhere The current telephone at any time without receiving system. Centrex .was installed a busy signal. What you look in 1968. At that time 3.517 for is a happy medium," students lived on the James Campbell said. Madison University campus. "When you look at the During the past ten years problem between 11 and 12 JMU's total student p.m. I think it is important to population has increased to realize that, during twenty- 8,073. three hours of the day it's no

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v« T•„ . v » - * .. THE BREEZE, Friday, October 20, 1978, Page 5 Breeze classifieds get results 50 cents for the first 25 words Saccharin to be reinstated By JULIE SUMMERS "they'd have to fire me" were banned from the dining Diets drinks will be before the saccharin ban hall because the Food and The University Square j returned to the dining hall would be lifted. Drug Administration found despite the opposition of the The reinstatement of them to be cancer-causing in The look is Satin & Velvet. food services director. saccharin is a result of work laboratory animals. JMU President Ronald done by the SGA Student Griffin cited professional s The name is charm of Hollywood. Carrier approved having diet/ -Advisory Commission. The ethics as reason to ban the diet drinks in the d-hall this week. commission confronted drinks. "It is my professional The Place it can be found is Food services director Griffin last week with duty," said Griffin, "to Robert Griffin had earlier requests to return diet drinks convince students to have I * * THE UNIVERSITY SQUARE * * | banned saccharin products to the dining hall. good nutritional habits." from the d-hall. Griffin informed the After confronting Griffin, Blazers, vests, pants, Griffin said he is not commission that he would the commission went before personally or professionally in "absolutely not" reinstate the SGA and presented its skirts and blouses favor of returning saccharin saccharin'products because case against the saccharin products to the dining hall, but they are dangerous to the ban and Griffin's stand. The It's soft. It's shiny. It's slinky. can understand the student student's health. SGA voted unanimously viewpoint. According to Griffin, diet against Griffin, according to Earlier he had mused drinks containing saccharin SGA president Darrell Pile. It's beautiful! ninimi, HIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIItV Pile then approached Carrier with the saccharin |-All in a beautiful, plaid, wool blend. ban issue and Griffin's opposition. According to Pile, SBPC honored here Carrier agreed with the SGA's stand and said he approved reinstatement of diet drinks to SHADETREE GLASS SHOP the dining hall. S* I. ft* St. Pile announced to the SGA THE WHOPPERS ARE BACK I Tuesday Carrier's decision to :30 - 5:00 Mon. - Sat return saccharin and his plans Also, we have Snorkel Glasses to have them returned by till 9:00 pm today or Monday. President (fire & water shot glass ) Carrier confirmed the Friday Thurs & Fri nights or Monday reinstatement Downtown Harrisonburg Wednesday morning. 9'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIilllllllllMIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiniMIII Griffin, who is in charge of putting the products back in the dining hall, says they will be installed as soon as 0AM8V WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTERS possible. Warnings also will be put up in the dining hall. Griffin says he is glad of the banning issue because it brought the saccharin problem out in the open and made people more aware! But, he says, "I -am dissappointed I couldn't convince the student body." "People trust us to provide a nutritional meal," Griffin said. Saccharin is not nutritious and is proven to be dangerous to your health. Griffin emphasized. "I will continue to try to convince people not to use saccharin," Griffin said. "It is not a healthy product." Griffin also has plans to remove nitrates from the JMU student's diet. Nitrates include saltpeter which is used to cure meat. Griffin said. Saltpeter has never been approved by the Food and Drug Administration because it had been in use before 1924. In 1925 the USDA approved its use only as a redcoloring. Griffin is presently investigating buying meats without nitrates. He wishes to find companies to bid on who would supply meats without nitrates. A decision by the SGA has created non-smoking areas in the dining hall. Griffin is "ready to go ahead" according to student advisory committee chairman Robin Lawrence, and install non- smoking signs in dining hall areas one, two, five and six. Chandler's Salad Plus also will become a non-smoking dining hall area. The SGA has also passed a resolution to provide at least one dining hall with a hot, full breakfast until 10 a.m. instead of 9a.m. Griffin will begin the extended breakfast as soon as he can get it arranged, acccording to Lawrence.

American Cancer Society % We wan! to cute cancer in your lifetime Page 6. THE BREEZE, Friday. October 20, 1978 HARRISONBURG mmmm TRANSMISSION ««■ Calendar delay proposed SERVICE "Hm The Calendar Committee If proposed plans are semester." The last Calendar • REBUILT TRANSMISSIONS has made a "firm proposal" approved, the 1980 spring • CONVERTERS A PARTS to delay the 1979-80 academic semester will begin Jan. 14 Committee meeting will be calendar one week, according and end May 10. Christmas Oct. 27 to finalize the 1979-80 Student Discount to Dr. Fay Reubush, dean of vacation would not be academic calendar. The admissions and records. shortened. committee is chaired by with ID Plans are to hold fall "We would have the same Reubush and receives input LOCATED OFF PORT RD ON semester registration on Sept. three-week Christmas break from the administration, 434-1929 HWYM9 HARRISONBURG, VA 3 with the semester ending as always," Reubush said. student interests, and athletic, Dec. 21. "We don't foresee any major academic, and business J»We have gone through the changes in the regular affiars. whole cycle-now we are back to Labor Day. Otherwise, we c/ke ^famous Jiesiaurant would have had to make Our Famous registration on the 27th of OF August," explained Reubush. BRANDED WOODEN MUG "The change is merely due to Monogramed Free DOWNTOWN the date that Labor Day falls HARRISONBURG on." 10.00valuefor8.00 To JMU Students showing I.D.'s UPB plans offer good thru Oct.28 • The Restautantwith Tradition. atCHARLESMATHIASINC • TableCloth-Candle Light-Music. two concerts Downtown Harrisonburg. • Where the Food is Prepared The James Madison with Care. University Program Board will present two concerts this • The Steaks, the Lamb Chops, the weekend on Friday and ROTH'S 1»2«3 Saturday nights. ^ WOCCO AVE. OFF SO. MAIN [RT. HI - 433-1200 J . Shish-kebob. the Alaskan Crab On Friday night at 8 p.m., Jesse King will perform in NOWSHOUNNO Legs, the Shrimp, the Greek Salad Wilson Half. King is an Elvis Presley impersonator and will at7:00* :00 fj|££«^ perform with his "I 9 & Desserts are of Superior Quality. remember Elvis" revue **^m Friday night. Tickets are • We Serve You, (4.00 with a JMU ID and $5.00 for the public. You Don't Serve Yourself. Saturday night at Godwin Hall, a double-bill of Michael Johnson and Burton Our Waitresses are all *v Cummings is slated. Johnson CHEECH & is best known for his recent hit JMU Students single "Bluer than Blue." CHONG'S Cummings is the former lead vocalist for the "Guess. • The Largest Wine Selection Who." Since going solo, he has had one major hit, "Stand nothing's • Cocktails. Tall." Tickets for Johnson and straight Cummings are $4.50 with a about 434-7253 434-9235 JMU ID. and $5.50 for the public and $6.00 at the door. this BLUE MOUNTAIN SPECIALS

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*ND S* ONLY $4.99 RECORDS RECORDS THE BREEZE, Friday, October 20. 1978, Page 7 (^Announcements Game coverage Raquetball BSA emblem Delegates discuss Deadlines are 3 p.m. Live coverage of the 1978 Racquetball will be taught The Black Student Alliance Tuesday for the Friday JMU Homecoming game Tuesdays and Thursdays Nov is accepting ideas for the BSA Nine Brethren,Mennonite paper and 3 p.m. Friday against Frostburg State will 2-16 -for faculty women and emblem or logo. Interested and Quaker delegates, for the Tuesday paper. be aired on WMRA 90.7 FM, wives of faculty members. persons should submit their including students from All announcements on Oct. 21 7:30 p.m. WMRA Contact Betty Jaynes at 6513 ideas to the Minority Affairs Bridgewater College and must be doublespaced presents the broadcast for more information. Office. WUU G-7. A $25 cash Eastern Mennonite College, typed, signed by an through the facilities of the Flute making prize will be given for the will share impressions of last officer of the JMU Sports Network. selected emblem. week's national New Call to organization and hand The JMU Flute Club will Free concert Peacemaking Conference and delivered to The Breeze Witness forum sponsor Ed Machan's lecture. discuss plans for local action. office. A community forum on The Piedmont Chamber For more information, call "On Flute Making." Oct. 20. Orchestra will appear Oct. 23, All announcements Christian peace witness will 2:30 p.m.. in WUU Room A. 828-3267 or 434-9683. are subject to editing be held Oct. 22. 3 p.m., in the 8 p.m. at Wilson Hall, as part All interested persons are of JMU's Artist and Lecture and are printed on a Multi-Purpose .Room of Kline invited to attend. Wildlife Federation ^pace-available basis Campus Center at Series. This concert will be Bridgewater College, followed Water polo free to JMU students. The National Wildlife by an informal dinner Admission is $2 to other Federation has set a deadline The JMU Water Polo students and $3 to the general of Dec. 31 for applications meeting at 5p.m. in B.C. Club is holding practices public. Planetarium cafeteria. Tuesdays and Thursdays from from graduate students for its 1979-80 Environmental "Stellar Harvest," is being 9-10 p.m. in Godwin Pool. The Job hunting Conservation Fellowships. Delta Disco club is affiliated with the presented in the JMU Seniors and summer job To be eligible, applicants planetarium, in Miller Hall, Delta Disco Southern Water Polo League. hunters! Job Hunting must be citizens of the United Contact Skip or John at 434- Oct. 19 to Nov. 23, at 7 and 8 Extravanganza will be held Workshops are offered weekly States, Canada or Mexico who p.m. Oct. 21. 10 p.m. to 3 a.m.. at 7255 for more information. by the Office of Career are pursuing graduate or law Simms School. Donations are Planning and Placement. The degrees. They must be $1.50 in advance. $2' at the Pocket calendars workshops determining job principally engaged in Writing lab door. All proceeds will go to objectives. uncovering research, rather than course the Negro College Fund. Collegiate pocket calendars opportunities, avoiding work, in fields related too Students concerned about "Stellar Harvest," is being for seniors are available common errors of iob hunters wildlife, natural resources any aspect of college-level presented m the JMU through the Career Planning and planning a job search management, or the writing may come to the planetarium, in Miller Hall. and Placement office. They from start to finish. Sign up in protection of environmental Writing Lab for individualized Oct. 19 to Nov. 23, at 7 and 8 will be distributed on first- the office on the second floor quality. The grants range help. The Lab is available to p.m. come, first serve basis. of Alumnae Hall. UD to $4,000. all students and is located in Sheldon 112. Lab hours are 1:00-5:00. Monday through Friday. For additional in- formation call Mrs. Hoskins at 6401. Workshops Seniors! October is G3IW©* CA^FoPJ/lA registration month in the Office of Career Planning and Placement. We urge all seniors to register (open a placement file) and attend the weekly job searching workshops. A job search takes approximately seven months so the time to begin is Be A Name Dropper... now. December graduates- see us immediatelj ! The And Still Save Money, Office of Career Planning and Placement is located on the second floor of Alumnae Hall. During the Store Wide. Namebrand Sale At the Body Shop. WMRA Jump into Corduroy, Denim, and Cotton Jumpers 25% off On Oct. 20, at 6:30 p.m., James Madison University public radio WMRA 90.7 FM Group of Disco Dresses $19.98 will broadcast "Sea Island Sketches" from the National Ladies Sweaters, Coats 20% off Public Radio network. "Sea Island Sketches", a Ladies Jeans, Khakis, and Dress Slacks at 25% off recent Peabody Award Mens Plaid Flannel Shirts by Wrangler $5.98 s-xl winner, is a portrait in sound of the Gullah culture; the people, the land and the lore along the shorelines of South Carolina and Georgia. 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English club On Oct. 24, there will be a meeting of the English Club at the Warren University Union in Room A. Dr. Cynthia Eby will talk on her several visits to England. Teacher program Students seeking admission to the teacher education program should complete .Forms AR-l and AR-2. These forms may be secured from the Office of the Dean of the School of Education, Maury Hall. 104. Students seeking teacher certification must apply for the credential by filling out Form TC 3 in the Office of the Dean of the School of Education. "C

Page 8, THE BREEZE, Friday. October 20, 1978 Welcome Alumni Forensics teams advance division. Two James Madison Steve Holsinger and Lynn University debate teams White compiled a 3-5 record Bill Mitchell won an award advanced to the quarter-finals in the varsity division. as third best speaker in the in the annual fall debate The junior varsity team of varisty division. This is the tournament held at West Jim Ishee and Kit third consecutive time that Virginia Wesleyan College Brechtelsbauer finished the Mitchell has won a speakers Oct. 13-15. preliminary rounds with a 7-1 award at a tournament. John The varsity team of Bill record and advanced into the Humphreys won the award as Mitchell and Angela quarter-finals as the second top speaker in the junior seeded team in the JV varsity division. km £ Hochmeister finished the Unique dining in a comfortable preliminary rounds in the ■HHHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII atmosphere. With outstanding varsity division of the "PREPARE fOR COLO WEATHER" tournament with a 5-3 record, food and service and will which qualified them for the quarter-finals as the fourth appreciate the opportunity seeded team. IP* H*«* Antlfr»«»-Hem-Thtrm»»tit»- to serve you. Anne Edmunds and John J—± BaMerl«-TuB»-Up Material* Humphreys compiled a 6-2 Cocktails Lunch • DINNER record in the preliminary ^MMf REGULAR STUDENT DISCOUNTS rounds, qualified for the 11 to 2 pm 5 to 10 pm quarter-finals as the fourth seeded team in the junior MOTOR PARTS Of HARRIS0N8URC Closed on Sundays varsity division. The team lost to the University of Akron in 555 N. MAIN ST. 68 CarltonSt. 434-5717 the finals to capture second iiiiiiiimiimiiiiiHi niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii place. JIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIHIIIHIIMIIHIHIIHHHIIIHMHHIIIIIIHimHIIIIIIHINWMIIIIHItlimimNI Steve Nunn and Jim McCauley finished the A FULL LINE OF preliminary rounds of debate in the varsity division with a 5- GREAT PEOPLE FOR 3 record, narrowly missing YOUR HAIR. qualifying for the quarter finals. They were edged out because they had too few speaker points. Smoking hazards to be discussed COm* A series on the hazards of For The Teacher. smoking and how to break the habit begins tonight in Businessman.i... Chandler. Dr. Joseph Deignan, a Student... thoracic surgeon from Winchester, will keynote the or anybody! general information session tonight a 7 p.m. A slide presentation also will be shown. A ten hour, multi-session workshop on the philosophy and techniques of ending cigarette dependence also begins this week. Apple I. The series is sponsored by the Lake Complex Committee for Experiential Learning, in the Personal cooperation with the American Cancer Society. rWOTTCK For more information, 434-IOIO Computer. contaat Jan Berry at 6626 or 107 S. MAIN HARRISONBURG. VA. Chris Janosik at 6671. ^MIIIIIHHIIHMIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllWIIMttMIMIHHMMtMHMIWHIIIIIIIIIIHIIlllllllllllllllHIII JHUIIIIHIIMNttHUIHimiHIIII ntf IIMI iiiiniit 11111 mi i MI ii i if i J i mi in mi 111 it J i it J i lit ti 11 MM i IIIIII 1111 t J 11 f i m i iinti n ri i tin mi JI^III ti t THE ELBOW ROOM PRESENTS Come on in now for a full

THE 0000 HUMOft BAND Oct. Wth demonstration of what this Roth-a-Blllu Blues! BRAD SMILE V Oct. Nth ft 21 st amazing computer can do SILUERSPRIN0 Oct. 23 rd forVOU! Country R«h at ks bnt I Alt*, watch for •Olve us a call or drop by: ftOCKIN' GEORGE LEA ft THE THRILLERS Wednesday Oct. 25 th umwwfwmv CKCUVOICS "Ww An Th« Urvk* Ktngi^ and THEALLSTAfiS »nHalloween nkjht rf#w Mcnief MB. TMMD#fvwe, "•. Downtown Harrbonburg 896-8926 I JWPfflHif|ittufiwiw THE BREEZE, Friday, October 20, 1978, Page 9 //,'!• fsa/i'ria 'h/frnu/mna/ ^/mp (.' i"luabvth tS/ VALLEY NUTRITION * Saylor wisnt't J /[' It u 'tappif r/nm*'i ■■■■■. CENTER '< oniiiiiit'd from Page I) Over 100 Varieties of Teas I "The communication ( m/n- ii'c our 100 ' i I .., ■ \v ■•£//«'/'! problem is not because of Snack Items: raisons, pumpkin polarizatrion within the uno (i/n^r unicfui' ' olombian committee, as Jacob (Saylor) seeds, sunflower seeds, cashews, said, but because the press almonds, cocktail mix, trail mix, has blown this committee all iSou/h nmi'ncan q California mix. "People don't want their 00 names all over the durn Sahadi Fruit Rolls 3/$ I. Breeze," she said. "We've sat WELCOME Natural Unsweetened Fruit Juices here for two weeks for two plus hours and accomplished 5 1 E. Elizabeth St. nothing" because of being JAAU ALUMNI afraid to say anything Open Mon- Sat. 9-5 "knowing that what we say will be publicized," Grimes AND STUDENTS ! said. NOW OPEN!. "Were just a lowly little committee, we're not going to have any earth-shattering news," she continued. "Why is our committee a public meeting? We have to report to the City Council anyway," Schlifz 6 pk. 12 oz. cans 1.69 said Grimes. Jerry Coulter from R-2 Pepsi Cola 8 pk. 16 oz. bottles zone, agreed with Grimes. 815 E. Mart* "What we say is more (formerly Codrlc'i location) A i J XA#- 1.09 plus dep. important than who says it," Almandy Wines * he said. "What we agree upon is a consensus," and that's D EATING FOR BREAKFAST Rhine, WhiteChablis, VinRose what should be reported, not Ilk* Stock ft Eggs — Ham ft Eggs — Sausag* ft Eggs Mountain Red Burgundy 3.49 mg. the certain things individuals Fresh Homomoda Biscuits — Unlimited CoHaa I say. Coulter said. Wo also footer* Old Milwalkee, Premium Beer "It's important, as we get off the ground, that people Steak ft Biscuits — Ham ft Biscuits—Sausago ft Biscuits 1.39 6pk. don't feel we're trying to hide • Full Service At Breakfast anything; we can Banquet Fried Chicken 21b. 1.99 pkg. compromise," replied Dr. Ut M start your 4oy oN rifktl Com* In end h«v« o MM ONrf «M wM William Hall, vice president of BsHsretJH Banquet Cookin' Bags 3 6 oz. pkg. 1.00 student affairs, representing —MSAKFAST SERVED 4 AM to II AM— James Madison University. 2 Stoo* BlKuHi f 1-1* No definite decision was 2 Han or ISOSOOS U»M*» ■** ItMktlffjs.ZHornomodollKiilM.MIyilwttar 119 Starkisf Tuna (chunk-like) 6V» oz.can made whether to keep the Horn or Souwoo, 2 *«•. 2 «»KUHI, Jolly « Suitor 1.7» meetings public or make them OIMSPECIALTY • HOT DOGS wM HOMIMAM OKI .69 private in the future. AND JUICY HAMMMOHIS (Oround FnMh Mh/) The meetings will no longer be held in the City Council • LUNCH Mid MNNHISUVED11 AM Toll MS- Campbell's Chicken Noodle Soup chambers in Harrisonburg. HotDoffTlMfV«yYovUkoTlMM...v ..:...... *••• % Lt^MkMlUROIt tattaco. tomwo, «#•* * 71 5 cans for 1.00 Grimes also suggested that CHtESYftURGBt lattuco, tonHrto, onion. •» the meetings be moved to a FtfMCH'BJB 40 AUDHINW...-...35 less formal room to provide an Lay's Potato Chips 8 oz. bag .59 informal atmosphere in which Com* ly «T M NMUs ToAqr' to discuss the specific (Continued on Page 10) ■i IIMII IIIII II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir Dale Wegner Chevy City

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"We have stumbled around Jeff French from R-2. Sarah (Continued from Page 9( Humphries from R-3. and problems and to get better enough." in the meeting, "trying to be polite without Chuck Vaughn from R-l New York Style acquainted with one another. zones. John Byrd, chairman, getting to know one another," Byrd said. A report is due It was a unanimous agreed with Grimes He said decision, at the last meeting, he'd like to "get away from from the committee to the City Council within 30-60 days. to appoint three more the stiffness of the couyncil members to the committee room." The committee decided to fr$m the three zones. The PIZZA "Most committees meet in the Warren University zones had previously been accomplish a lot more if they Union on Nov. 2. providing a represented only by property SO • OFF ANY PIZZA get away from public room will be abailable. owners. The addition of the attention." Byred said. If the three members provides w / coupon committee could meet in a All members were present at the meeting including the student representatives in the more informal atmosphere zone areas also. Schiltz Beer Now on Tap the members would be "freer three new student members. to point fingers and discuss issues." he said. Sun.-Thurs. 11AAA-12 midnight AA $10.00 Fri- Sat. 11AM-1AM * Health U \ WILL On YOU YOUR HI 434-5375 Uontimied from Page I) 778 E. Market Fast Carry Out "It has been my experience that the concerns revolve FLYING LESSON around the misunderstanding MARK J. AVIATION of clinic medicine." Hall said, "usually the concern is a SHENANDOAH VALLEY AIRPORT WERNERS disagreement or (WEYERSCAVE) misunderstanding about the CALL 234-819* OR 828-3074 7 DAY MARKET physician being a family doctor." 915 South High St. 434-6895 "The Health Center will not take the place of the family >£MTX PAZZAQI $!>££QM& physician." he said. THE If Lareau does substantiate UALIiY CATHEDRAL these student complaints, he OLD MIL II «.* ph. LW will go to Health Center Director Dr. Walter Green Non-Denominational Church MARL En-light o pk. U0 with the complaints, Hall said, because "physicians talk to MICHELOB .rvnilanukws 1.79 physicians." A CHURCH WITH Pile said he contacted SLUE RIBBON Suiu«r 5.75 Lareau by letter on August 4, WORSHIP AND PRAISE stating that "the University is -LOVE FOR EVERYONE- BUOIDEISER Untnttk* STROHS 0.40 without a means to substantiate or disclaim the Worship 11:00 a.m. OLD MIL Lngneck. 5.44 student's complaint, (about the Health Center)," and Sunday School 10:00 a.m. ROLLING ROCK »ph.7u. U0 asked Lareau if the GOD'S WORD BEING Rockingham County Medical KEGS OLD MIL & BLU£ RIBBON 23.05 Society could help JMU with USED & TAUGHT this problem. ALL ARE WELCOME RUB fc BLUE RIBBON Ujal. 15.05 Lareau called Pile on v August 29. and agreed to ALSO, BABY SITTING SERVICE review SGA documented complaints. Pile said. BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 9-4 ! Pile announced several weeks ago at an SGA Senate Pastor Roy Munns 433-1023 TJ SID ANN asst. flaws I.M meeting that students with complaints about the Health 70 South Hfg(i Street PAULMASSON Rose-Burg-Chablls 3.64 Center should contact him. He has received "five or HARRISONBURG, VA TAYLORS Calif. UJInr Cellars MO six" complaints to date. VAGOSANCGRIA Red-white 2.30 OALLO Unfits* $al. 4.00 HOUSING ON CAMPUS 0000 MONK Uebfraumllch MO SIEfERT Uebfraumllch 3.99 The office of residence halls is currently updating the housing waiting list. If you have not received a £00$ £x-lar$eA doz. -M letter concerning your status on the waiting list and MILK Shen. Pride gal. 1*59 you would like university housing for the second PIES Mrs. Smith's pumpkin-lemon I.M eight weeks, the second semester, or next year: APPLE CIDER Sweet gal. 1.39 Come by the Housing Assignments Office, SAUSA0E Esshau lb. .00 Alumnae Hall, Room 103, by October 20, 1978. BACON Jamestown Brand Quality lb. 1.34 BREAD Butter maid Old fashion .30 PEPSI half gal. .70 If you do not contact our office by October 20, PEPSI Ring size nodep. 1.10 we will assume that you are no longer interested OR PEPPER &MT DEW half gal. .00 in university housing and remove your name from .70 the waiting list. SALT FISH New path Open f ri. and Sat. nights til midnight Linwood H. Rose Aasoc. Director of Residence Halls • • • JMU concert tickets • • * aod Commuting Student Services.. Jesse King and dimming * Johnson 4*> Friday, October 20. 1978, Page 11 * Books TheS/gEpsofJMU (Continued from Page i> $p "If the faculty approves, we can use each department's current evaluation forms We/comes a// Alumni, Parents, and instead of having to make up a standardized form." Pile said. friends to Homecoming 1978. "We would hope the faculty will continue to have Good Luck Dukes / evaluations done in the classroom." Alternatives to the standardized method include the SGA doing evaluations in the residence halls or though the mail, he said. Stftne faculty members have protested that the evaluations will be useless, according to Pile. They have said "evaluations are not going to stop a poor teacher Camera Shop from teaching poorly and the SGA has no authority Portrait Studio correct the situation or to get If you want to get to the top in aviation, the Navy is the rid of the professor," Pile ( omplth' ( anuTii Supplies said. way to go. We offer unlimited opportunities as pilots and "At least it will be made Naval Flight Officers. known that the students As a pilot, you'll be trained to fly the most advanced aiui free Film on Kodaeolor weren't in agreement with the jets ever developed. As a Naval Flight Officer, you'll op- professor's teaching and IUKW Film methods," Pile said. erate the sophisticated weapon systems, computers and Another faculty complaint advanced electronics. As either, you'll wear the wings of is that requirements for Naval Aviation." classes may change from If you're a college man in good physical condition, 24 Hour Developing semester to semester, and Naval Aviation could be your route to the top. Find out there is no guarantee the on both requirements will be the same about it from your local recruiter. Contact: as stated in the evaluation The Officer Information Team will be B&W and Color Prints booklet, according to Pile. on Campus Nov. 1-2. or call toll free: The faculty also mentioned 79 E. Market St. 434-5314 that students couldn't 1-800-552-9947 properly evaluate a. course NAVY OFFICER. ITS NOT JUST A JOB, ITS AN ADVENTURE. (Continued on page 16) Monday Night F00*0II MIT First Get A Haircut Colonial House of Hairstylint

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At the Elbow Room: Liz Myers: from bluegrass to rock **nroll By LINDSEY BOTELER strong country background, One of the most widely they plan to change to a more known musical names in D.C. rock oriented sound in the over the past eight or nine next few months. Kears is Liz Myer. She's never "Part of the reason I ad a single band together for started doing country is that a more than a few years at a country band can do time, she has no albums out, bluegrass. it can do rock-a- and she doesn't always pack billie. it can do swing, and it the bars, but her name is can do a Chuck Berry type known by probably every thing that opens it up to rock," musician in D.C. said Myer. "But people The reason could be that expect me to do an awful lot of she is one of the few female country, so I want to get out of singers playing country rock it." and doing it well, or it could be Myer has been successful that she has been in the D.C. with country, however, area for so long, but most winning the American Song likely and unfortunately, it is Festival in the professional probably due to her country division in 1975. association with guitar player Strangely enough, she was not Danny Gatton. heavily into country writing at At one time, the common the time. reference to Myer was Liz "I went to Nashville and Myer and Danny Gatton, got all these publishing offers despite the fact that Gatton and I had to pretend I had a lot didn't become famous until more songs than I did," said after working with Myer. Myer. "I only had three While this band only lasted country songs so I played all one year, playing mostly at three and they said 'this is the Childe Herald, most great, send us some more,' so people still associate both I sat down and spent a year names; leading to a writing honky tonk." misconception of what will be There have been two album seen at a Liz Myer gig. attempts on Adelphi Records, Whether this is the reason one bluegrass and the other or not. Liz Myer has started a country. but company new group called Liz Myer problems have kept both and the Midnight Flyers, from being finished for about which appeared last weekend four years. at the Elbow Room. The last two years Myer A six piece, countrified has been absent from rock band, the Midnight performing because of health Flyers played everything reasons, and has been from bluegrass to rock n roll, devoting time to putting the including "CaghV Fiddler," Midnight Flyers together. "Riding on Empty." and Though still going through songs by Charlie Daniels, the personell changes with Beatles, and Eric Clapton. drummer Dave Elliott soon Liz Myer has had a history leaving and a good manager of playing a variety of styles, being sought, the Midnight starting with her one year Flyers expect to get off the stint with Danny Gatton. This ground within the next year or group played bluegrass, so. country, country rock, swing, When Liz Myer returns to jazz, and bebop in choppy Harrisonburg in the next segments. couple of months, the band The Midnight Flyers, will probably have gone though still playing more or through its changes and be less the same type of variety, using more of its original have chosen to mix the material with more of a rock different styles together to sound. Whether they still call give a better flow to their sets. themselves the Midnight As a group, however, Liz Flyers or opt for the Liz Myer Myer and the Midnight Flyers Band, they should still exude is still considered a country professionalism that has kept band by many, and though Myer going for the past Liz Myers...an unfortunate association Danny Gatton most of the members have a decade. Photo by Undsey Bolder Chrysalis books suffer from amateurish, first efforts By JIM DAWSON for a chance at widespread by the new writers are often not yet achieved any real ulterior motive, owes its Chrysalis. Volumes I and II. appreciation. composed of pretty weak name recognition--yet their success to Robinson's casual Roy Torgeson, Ed. Zebra "Chrysalis" -nd stuff. The major fault with the stories read like telling of the story. This is one Books. "Chrysalis H" are two books "Chrysalis" books is a bit stereotypically bad first to just sit back and enjoy. in the long line of Ellison stranger, however. Many of efforts from amateurs. The rest of the book ranges In the late sixties, Harlan emulators which followed the "Chrysalis" stories are "Chrysalis I" is by far the from the innocuously boring Ellison put together an "Dangerous Visions." The written by people who have a worse offender in this respect. to the acutely embarassing. anthology of all-new science major fault of most such respectable number of sales Of the nine stories in the book. Editor Roy Torgeson gives a fiction stories by various collections is that the stories under their belts but who have only two are at all memorable- short introduction to each writers, some of whom were anc' both are by already story, which mainly consists less than well known at the established major science of Torgeson telling the reader time, under the blanket title fiction authors. "How's the how many sales each author "Dangerous Visions." One of Night Life on Cissalda?" by has made in the sci-fi field. the purposes of the book and Harlan Ellison (ironic, isn't The only conceivable reason its/ sequel was to give it?) is the consistently for this tactic is that Torgeson exposure to new writers by humorous tale of a race of wanted to dispel any putting their stories alongside aliens who bring about the end impression that, because the stories by established of humanity through perfect stories are amateurishly professionals. The major sexual liaisons. Spider done, the book was dominated name authors would sell the Robinson's "The Magnificent by amateurs. Unfortunately, book, and the novices would Conspiracy." about a man stories like "The thereby make their way into who is completely honest Curandeiro." "Allies." ani the homes of the ttayirtg public THE KREEZE, Friday, October 20. 1978, Page 13 Hypnotist delights JMU audience By JIM DAWSON Hypnotist James Mapes made his third James Madison University appearance Tuesday night, and once again proceeded to delight the faithful while converting or at least thoroughly confusing the cynical and disbelieving. Using a variety of hypnotic feats ranging from relaxation techniques to post-hypnotic suggestions to age regression, Mapes took an onstage group of students through what he described as the "land of waking dreams." The basic theme of this year's presentation was a journey through space, and involved Mapes' constant control over the actions and feelings of the participants. The subjects became cold. hot. happy, sad, drunk, sober, heavy and weightless on command, while "seeing" such things as the surfaces of Mars and Venus, an r^iscreet imaginary bird, and a triple feature day at the movies. Mapes convinced various persons that they were a female rock star, male ballet dancers, Captain James T. Kirk, a siren of Titan, and the greatest tap dancers in the world, then had the subjects act out their roles onstage. The most impressive aspect of the show was its air of authenticity Regardless of how cynical an out look anyone in the audience may have come in with, everyone present would probably acknowledge that the show as a whole looked surprisingly genuine. No matter how bizarre the antics of the subjects became, and despite the fact that Mapes succeeded at virtually every hypnotism and illusion he attempted, there was never any real suspicion of fakery involved. The packed-house Wilson Hall audience was obviously impressed with Mapes' performance, and loudly enthusiastic throughout the show. More importantly, though, the audience seemed to have believed every minute of it which is perhaps the highest tribute Mapes could receive. Dylan disappoints at Capitol Centre By JON DAVIS Center he could barely pull off I felt this emptiness inside the imitation. Dylan seemed when I saw Bob Dylan in more interested in being concert at the Capitol Center. entertaining than expressive. Dylan used to be a He showed little STUDENT ART ON DISPLAY. The JMU exhibite featured weaving by JMU students revolutionary of sorts, in fact Mudent Art Gallery in Duke opened last Above is Cathv Flaherty, director of the understanding of his lyrics, Sunday. October 15. The first of various gallery. the poet-laureate of the '60's which he shouted. He had his generation. Now even college backup band of 8 supporting musicians and 3 chorus girls Photos by Carey Marr perform a fusion of The Band and disco which was inappropriate yto conveying the meaning of his lyrics. At one point he performed a reggae version of "Don't Think Twice. It's All Right," that sounded like a joke. Dylan was unusually friendly with the capacity audience, thanking them for their applause. "You re great! You're one of the greatest audiences we've had so far," he said. Unfortunately, with all his textbooks and Jimmy Carter emphasis on entertainment, I quote Bob Dylan. Thursday was not very entertained. the fifth of October, even When Dylan started Dylan was quoting Dylan. playing professionally he only Columbia Records'. wanted to be like Elvis. He advertisements once said that may well do this if he only Dylan sings Dylan like continues to ignore art in his Dylan, but at the Capitol music. •Chrysalis (Continued from Page I2> distinction of containing one of "The Dark of Legends, the the worst time travel stories Light of Lies" are still pretty ever put on paper, Thomas awful stuff regardless of how Monteleone's "Just in the many other stories the Niche of Time." Monteleone authors have sold himself describes the story as in their lifetimes. a spoof that "(logically) does Thoedore Sturgeon's not make sense." To work "Harry's Note" falls in the best, however, even a spoof "innocuously boring" has to observe certain category, being a harmless "logical" guidelines. Grinding little story which Sturgeon out an internally inconsistent Erobably batted out between story which makes no logical reakfast and lunch one day. sense whatsoever does not On the "accutely automatically constitute a embarrassing" side, the'two "spoof." Monteleone would stories by Elizabeth A. Lynn be well advised to look dp are, to be concise, thoroughly stories like Robert Heinlein's dreadful. One involves a man "All You Zonbies" for a few 'who is pregnant and the other pointers on how such a story concerns an alien who makes can be handled correctly.___ ice statues. Both are painfully dull and make a point of not It is this same sort of breaking any new ground imprecise attitude which whatsoevr makes several of the other yCt>Ch#sails '•«* hA.^the , CConUniwd op P*ge W) Page 14. THE BREEZE, Friday. October 20. 1978 JMU Royal Marching Dukes makes

Davis:'We're thinking big and building the program9 By PAUL McFARLANE performance. It's generally accepted that And when Pat Leahy put one comedy act isn't supposed the Jets ahead 20-0 at halftime to follow another during an with his time-expiring field entertainment event. goal at the end of the first half, By the same token, one the crowd let out a hardy doesn't want to follow a bad chorus of boos when the Colts act that left the audience left the field. booing. It becomes difficult to This is the act the Royal perform before an audience Dukes followed. that was left dissatisfied by But it didn't seem to phase thepreceedingact: especially the band. They started their when that audience numbers show immediately after both 46.919. teams left the field, and The James Madison performed as if they University Royal Marching headlined the afternoon. Dukes were faced with that The use of marching situation Sunday at designs, clown-like characters Baltimore's Memorial and a 12-yard red and white Stadium. Playing its halftime parachute, along with the full debut at the Colts-New York sound 192 performing Jets professional football members can produce, game, the band followed the captured much of the crowd. Colts' pitiful first-half "Audiences are always a performance, warranting little bit different,.' stated boos from the partisan director Mike Davis. "Each crowd, but the band turned time you have to reach out to many of those boos to cheers them. I think we were able to and even to a partial standing arouse them." ovation. "This group probably sees In fact, the Baltimore great bands each week, so crowd booed quite a bit in that seeing one more wasn't first half Sunday. They booed anything new to them," Marty Domres during the explained drum major George BAND MEMBERS ENJOY a standing ."spotters tor the band, placedin various pregame announcement of the Carter. "But for the most part ovation as they march past the stands. areas of the Stadium, reported the crowd Colts alumni team, and booed I think the fans were About three sections of fans stood and response favorable the to JMU halftime. reserve quarterback Bill impressed. We got a good applauded at the conclusion of the show. Troup for. at first, nothing response when we left the more than running on the field'' field. They booed Troup The response the Dukes experienced. About three show was over. For a "But you know, it was funny; again, this time for running were greeted with was sections of standing fans halftime show at a neutral we got a response when off the field after a poor different than the one Troup greeted the band when the site, any favorable response everyone was sure we were at al) is uncommon. But the through with the number." marching band is used to a tremendous response at In all. the band played four Madison Stadium and the numbers during the show, difference was noticeable. which will be repeated "A few members were tomorrow for Homecoming. disappointed by the crowd John Philip Sousa's "Stars response," said Carter. "It and Stripes Forever" march wasn't anything like at home. opened the show, the band A couple of people said to me, concentrating on moving 'I thought we were good: why designs. A "three-pedal didn't they think so.'" flower crossing several "You can't have any times" filled the field during immediate response in a place the opening march, Davis of this size." Davis added. said.

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'•" / 1»2 PLAYING MEMBERS virtually disappear under a 12-yard parachute during the band's "Star Wars" number. At right, the band begins moving into another formation. . • ''mfipwim THE BREEZE, Friday, October 20, 1978. Page 15 iwssfulprofessionalfootball debut Then 'Officer Krupke'. an arrangement heard at an earlier JMU half time, was the second selection. For the halftimeat Baltimeore. Davis said he changed some of the routine. The band's "Star Wars" number was the highlight of the show and the largest production effort. It featured a 12-yard parachute under which the entire band disappeared. The number also spotlighted two R2- 1)2 like characters battling at midfield The show concluded with Chick Mangione's "Chase the Clouds Away." When the Royal Dukes scampered off the field, they received a fine ovation, and a standing ovation when they marched past the stands. "I was really pleased with the show." Davis said later. "And I was also pleased with the power of the band. We've gotten some good feedback." Davis had six people stationed strategically throughout the stadium observing the band and Seking up comments from the as. Most of the comments were favorable, said Daivs. Carter concurred with the opinion. "I thought the show went great." he said "The large crowd and the intensity of it all really make it exciting. For some members, it was probably a letdown because we're used to the great crowd response at home. "But I can feel inside that we did a good job. You can see the glow in the faces of the other people (in the band) and THE "STARS AND STRIPES FOREVER" inarch people at Memorial Stadium. "I thought the show went feel like we did a good job. opened the ha If time show for the marching Dukes. In great," said George Carter, dram major on right, and "We also fulfilled our all, the band performed four numbers for the 46,919 purpose of making JMU and the JMU band known across the country." The opportunity was certainly a chance to make "They relate that to having a 3 at the Washington JMU better-known. good school. Redskins-Miami Dolphins Photos by "Exposure" was what "WeW getting exposure. game-and one per year in the Davis referred to often when People are getting to know future. He mentioned talking about the show. who we are.' Pittsburgh and Cincinnati as Lawrence Emerson "People see that if you've To continue the exposure. sites worth looking into. got a good band, you've got a Davis has planned another "We don't think little," good department." he said. half time show this year-Dec. Davis said. "When you think little, you stay little. We're thinking big and building the program." But Davis is cautious about becoming too large. • . ' "We don't have an : .. .<■*. - obsession about being number * * v ■ a one. We're just trying to do our job." •* ? ... r . ■ t t • : * .' 'i •» -. Js ■ Davis said he plans to bring * ■ ■ - ». * ^ the number of playing members to 250, but no larger. - He said he also wantstn choose members through auditions »""" . * after that. The band itself . was — ■; - i auditioned for the Baltimore TijifSpiw ». » -1 halftime. Davis sent tapes and recordings of the band to f*r*5>' '-• • uia&hm . * FRIDAY NIGHT* Terrace- Seafood Buffet, 5-9, 6.95 "BACK WHEN I WAS IN SCHOOL, I COULD'VE (also complete menu) USED A LESS FILUHG BEER. ON WEEKDAYS Binnacle Lounge- I CARRIED 21 CREDITS. OH WEEKENDSI Happy Hour 5-7 CARRIED DEFENSIVE TACKLES, LINEBACKERS Disco 8:30-2am. AND WEAK STRONG SAFETIES: MOMWI VillagctPub- open til 3am. All-Pro Fuilbock (new- -sandwiches are bigger expanded) - Pizza's still the best -breakfast 11pm.-3am. • SATURDAY • Pub- OPEN 1 lam.-3am. . Good times, Good drinks, Good friends, Good food, ....Good Grief [Terrace- Bloody Mary Brunch* 11am.-2pm. 4.95 includes-- Bloody's marys (all you want) Terrace-Beef & Barbeque Buffet 5-9pm.(also complete menu) All you can eat -$7.95 Binnacle Lounge- Happy Hour 5-7 Disco 8:30-2am. • SUNDAY* Village Pub- Open HAM - serving breakfast all day long- Terrace- Sunday Brunch11 -2:30 FREE: Ice cream bar -make your own sundae

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Score 4-0 victory over Washington and Lee The soccer team extended Otis Fuller made eight have received votes in the poll its winning streak to three in a saves in recording his second this season but are ranked this row and seven out of nine with solo shutout. He and Jim week for the first time. JMU a 4-0 win over Washington and Edwards also combined to has won back-to-back games Lee University Wednesday. shutout St. Peter's College. over Virginia Tech (5-1) and Dave Dragelin scored his Junior Jon Mullenex leads' Duke University (1-0) and has first goal of the season with 30 the Dukes in scoring with won four of its last five games. seconds remaining in the first seven . goals and three Loyola College is ranked half. Dragelin nit a direct assists. Hal Partenheimer first in the mid-Atlantic kick from 35 yards out and has scored five goals. region. The Greyhounds, 7-2, beat keeper Keith Carney. Freshman Scott Norwood has received all nine first place four goals and three assists, votes. Navy, 4-0-3, and Just 1:15 into the second and Tom Hochkeppel has George Washington, 6-1-2, are half, Mark Wallace put the tied for second place. Dukes ahead 2-0. He took an three goals and two assists. Lynchburg College, JMU's assist from John Miskel. ■ The Duke's next match is opponent in the Dukes' tomorrow following the Homecoming game this Rodney Allen got an assist football game against also- Saturday (Oct. 21). is ranked from Scott Norwood for goal tough Lynchburg College in fourth. The Hornets are number three at the 42:00 Madison Stadium. unbeaten with an 8-0-2 record. mark. The soccer team is ranked Norwood then assisted 15th in the mid-Atlantic region THE TOP FIFTEEN Mark Pascal for the Final in the latest poll conducted by SOCCER TEAMS IN THE JMU goal at 43:20. the Intercollegiate Soccer MID-ATLANTIC REGION The win raised JMU to 7-5-0 Association of America Record while Washington and Lee fell (ISAA). The Dukes, 6-5 on the year 1. Loyola College 7-2-0 to 2-5-1. 2. Navy 4-0-3 JMU also out shot the going into Wednesday's game 6 Generals 20-17. with Washington and Lee. George Washington -i-2 4. Lynchburg College H-0-2 5. Maryland-Baltimore County 5.1-2 Men harriers lose fourth 6. Old Dominion §.\.\ was JMU's top finisher as he 7. Davis and Elkins 5.2-1 The men's cross country 8. American _ 52-O team lost its fourth dual meet finished fourth. 9. Maryland ' 3.3-1 of the season last Saturday in s. ^ The Dukes are scheduled to 10. Howard 5-3I1 JMU'S MARK WALLACE celebrates his goal in the Dukes' 4-e wi Williamsburg when William & 7 compete against Bridgewater 11. Baltimore 5.3.1 n over Washington and Lee University Wednesday. The win was Mary defeated the Dukes 17- College! and Eastern MennonHe" College at 12. Virginia 4-1-1 the third in a row for the Dukes. JMU hosts Lynchburg College, 46. JMU is now 0-4- this 13. Frostburg State 7-1-1 currently ranked fourth in the Mid-Atlantic Region. Game time season. f Bridgewater on Thursday 14. Randolph-Macon 4-5.1 follows the football game in Madison Stadium, photo by Gienn petty Junior Richard Ferguson (Oct. 19 ). \ 15. JAMES MADISON 6-5-0 "7 JMU faces 1 -5 Frostburg for Homecoming: Football should have an easy time tomorrow By DENNIS SMITH Offensively, the Bobcats Cottman is the team's leading sure we've got their receivers injury last week against The Dukes may finally have been stopped all season. rusher and receiver. covered." William & Mary, but will be have earned a rest against The team averages six and a The Bobcats' quarterback The Dukes are in "pretty ready if the Dukes need him. Frostburg State this half points per game, with the Mark Allen likes to throw to good" physical shape for the Defensive back Conrad Saturday, after facing five biggest output of 14 points his tight end Keith Rogers and game. The only player out for Green will return to the Dukes tough opponents. against Bowie State and flanker Mike Adams. the game is defensive end Bob after sitting out two weeks JMU 4-2, play the Bobcats. California State College (Pa.). "Allen can throw the ball," Cappalli. with a slightly torn ligament 1-5, for Homecoming Frostburg's biggest said JMU defensive Runningback Butch in his right knee. Saturday. offensive threat is coordinator Ellis Wisler Robinson is questionable. The game starts at 1:30 "They're certainly not as runningback Wayne Cottman. "We're going to have to make Robinson suffered a shoulder Saturday afernoon. tough as William & Mary." said JMU head football coach Challace McMilin. "They got some tough people, but they just haven't gotten it together." Field hockey team drops second straight The Dukes' offense, which moved the ball consistently By RON HARTLAUB JMU trailed 2-0 by halftime the momentum around, but it we didn't score," Luce said. against William k Mary The JMU field hockey team In the second half against wasn't quite enough. "If we kept the pressure on defense, should have no suffered it's second Hollins. the Duchesses turned "We controlled the ball, but the whole game, it would have trouble moving against consecutive defeat, dropping made a difference. Frostburg's porous squad. a 1-0 decision on the road to "We were playing too The Bobcats have allowed Hollins College, Tuesday. Duchesses tennis place sixth defensively," she added. "We 18 points per game against According to JMU coach didn't havs any backup from opponents like the University Janet Luce, Hollins played up the halfbacks. They weren't of the District of Columbia, the encounter as their most in 24-team field Classic making the transition." Salisbury State and Bowie important game of the season. JMU, now8-3 on the season, State. "They played like it was The women's tennis team Hess had the best showing, outshot Hollins 14-7 in the "They have some good their biggest game of the year placed sixth of 24 teams last losing in the quarterfinals to game. Junior Diane Darling Keople on defense." said from trie opening whistle," weekend (Oct. 13-15) in the the tournament's number four recorded four saves in goal for IcMillin. "They use the she said. Tennis Life Classic in Fairfax. seed, Virginia O'Donneil. the Duchesses. different sets to highlight Hollins outplayed JMU in Va. In dual match action last This evening, JMU will host these good players." the first half and opened a one- week. JMU fell 8-1 to the undefeated William and Mary Frostburg's coaches try to goal advantage as a result. JMU's doubles team of University of Maryland. The at 7 p.m. Last year, the two line their best defensive Kissy McCrory produced the junior Cathie Tyler and senior Duchesses' only win came in teams battled to a 1-1 players where they believe the only score at 4:15 of the half. Marsha Williams advanced to the number three doubles, deadlock in the regular play will go. so they can cover ironically. JMU has had the tournament semifinals where Martha Hall and season, and the Duchesses up their weak spots. poor first halves in their other before losing, and the team of sophomore Mary Perkins won knocked off William and Mary "They use a lot of different two losses this year. Against freshman Patti Owens and in three sets. to win the regional title. formations and shifts to make Virginia, the Duchesses gave junior Martha Hall lost in The Duchesses. 3-2 in dual "They're going to be it tough for the offensive up three first half goals three sets in the finals of the matches, face Mary Baldwin tough." Luce said. "They linemen to block them." said enroute to a 4-1 defeat. In the consolation round. College and the University of have solid players all around, McMillin. 3-2 loss to Lock Haven State, In singles, sophomore Heidi Richmond this week. and they are experienced." ——

Comer: from Tiger championship to home Ex-Series winner with Detroit now sells sporting goods in Harrisonbnrg in the public's eye. Billy had Bv DAN MeNIKL trouble getting along with the The 1978 World Series management wanting things between the Los Angeles done his way." Dodgers and the New York The glory of professional Yankees marked the tenth baseball has not completely anniversary of Wayne disappeared for the ex-major Comer's appearance in the leaguer. Series won by his team, the "I still get requests for DetroJ( Tigers. cards and autographs. I never Comer, currently employed turned down anyone who at Valley Sporting Goods and asked for an autograph, a lot the owner of a men's clothing of players did." store in Harrisonburg, called Today's salaries are way his pinch hit in the 1968 Series out of reason according to one of the biggest thrills of a Comer who noticed the career spanning thirteen booming trend in pay during years in both the major and the final stages of his career. minor leagues. "The minimum salary "Comer recalls a feeling of when I was playing was indifference after Detroit's $7,500. Players that make a dramatic. 4-3 game victory lot of money have put many over the St. Louis Cardinals. potential players out of work. "It didn't excite me that When I started playing much. I guess it should have. baseball in 1962. Detroit had 10 There's a lot of luck involved minor league teams. When I in the Series. Al Kaline had joined the major league team been playing for nineteen in 1967. they had cut the years before he got his number back to three. A lot of chance, while it was only my players forget where they second year in the big came from." leagues." Wayne Comer will not Does the former COMER'S CHAMPIONSHIP RING from He won whilewith the Detroit forget where he came from. participant feel somewhat the 1968 World Series. Comer calls the ring Tigers. He describes himself as a nostalgic when he watched his "most important" relic of his career. "country boy" and is Dave Lopes battle Catfish perfectly satisfied with living Hunter? organization paid expenses of warm up with Comer before Horton." in the Valley. Comer "I think back some times. a game. Comer served as Comer's best year with the remarked, if given the You replay your career a lot. all alumni in the event, set up by Al Kaline. Lolich's bullpen catcher bat was 1969 when he opportunity, he would do the There's some guys I played Comer listed Kaline as "the during his entire stay at slammed 15 homers in a same thing over again against (Rick Monday. best all around player" he Detroit. starting role with the Seattle (signing a baseball contract) Reggie Jackson. Hunter) Pilots; their first year as an with one exception. "I regret playing now and most of them ever saw during his tenure in Surprisingly enough, the majors. expansion team. not getting a college are around my age (35)." Comer doesn't miss the Comer's view of managers education." The diamond-studded 23 of the 25 members of the limelight and glamour is especially interesting in Baseball, like any other championship ring is Comer's World Championship team associated with professional that he played before two of career had its advantages and lasting reminder of that 1968 attended the reunion with baseball. the biggest names in the field- disadvantages. "I loved Fall Classic. pitchers Denny McClain and "I was glad to get out of the Ted Williams and Billy playing baseball and I got to "The ring was the most Mickey Lolich absent. grind. I never had time to Martin. see a lot of the country. It important thing to me. There "Denny was kind of a funny spend with my two children, Williams managed Comer wasn't all glamor though. I are only 25 people each year guy." commented Comer. always on the road or at the during his stint with the old had a lot of ups and downs." who will wear the "He only showed up on the park." Washington Senators while The next time a pinch hitter championship ring." days when he was scheduled Injuries were a factor in the Martin was the skipper of his bangs a hit one might find the Comer, residing near his to pitch. A lot of players didn't former centerfielder's Toledo club, a AAA minor ex-major leaguer drifting off original home in Shenandoah, like it. but what could you say decision to retire at the end of league team. to a World Series ten years attended a reunion of the 1968 to a guy that was 31-6." 1974. "Williams was the worst ago. Tiger team held September in Lolich was very "A player has got to realize manager I ever played for. I "It's something every Detriot. The Detroit superstitious and would only that it is over." think he did it just to get back player works for." He experienced back problems his last two years which limited his effectiveness. Comer signed a pro contract after graduating from Page County High and was immediately introduced to one of the less than glamorous aspects of baseball-life in the minor leagues. "It's a tough ride- hamburger joints, long bus rides, and you don't make that much. We only got $3.50 a day for meals when I started playing in 1962. It's tough to eat three good meals on the money you get in the minors. The biggest thrill in his career occurred in his first game as a major leaguer. The Detroit rookie slammed a base hit off Frank Bertainia of the Washington Senators in his first time at bat in 1967. In September of the same year ana a short time after his first hit. Comer started a game in a key series against the Boston Red Sox. The rookie went 0-2 on the day "didn't get to play the rest of the year." he said. The advent of the designated hitter is one of the biggest changes made since Comer's retfrement. He doesn't think the new innovation would have prolonged his career if it had been implemented earlier. "I was more of a defensive player. I was used frequently in '68 as a defensive ...AND IN 1978 as a sporting goods saleman. WAYNE. COMER «sa Tiger in 1%X.„ I 4 II I replacement' ' for Willie t»4rt4rnqxy .jfMw-artrbfioirirbiH Y, 3 if '■ *i Page 20. THE BREEZE, Friday. 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"A Decline in courage" Solzhenitsyn declares, "may be the most striking feature which an outside observer notices in the West in our days. The Western world has lost its civic courage " Although this loss is recent and might appear to be i adventitious. Solzhenitsyn attributes it to the dynamics of the •prevailing Western view of the world" that was born in the Renaissance and "found its political expression starting in the... Enlightenment." v . Thus Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn addressed the graduating class of Harvard University last Spring. To understand his commencement address requires that one first respect the authors terms; and that means paying attention to things; Iike- the title of his address. Solzhenitsyn spoke of "A World Split Ap- art " this of course alluding to the East-West dichotomy of Communism vs. the Free World. But if one onlv is to grasp his aversion to Communism is in fact to miss his whole point. There is then a philosophical as well as a political division between West and East; or to carry it one step further, a moral division. Sozhenitsyn goes on to say that "The split is a much profounder and more alienating one ..." A false perception which crystallizes in the "illusion that danger may be abolished through successful diplomatic negotiations or by achieving a balance of armed forces." . The Soviet Union and its allies call themselves Marxists. - ' [Editorial & Opinion Marxism expouses a rejection of the idea- of an unchanging human nature-and hence of natural rights. They further bebeye that over time man changes his nature, that he creates himself, as it were through his labor in time, and that the history of this creation through labor is the history of class struggle. minim n .u,u«MM«M.H.,M„,..™.0Ut on the margin mtimmmmmm^mmmmm A careful examination of Sozhenitsyn's address reveals that he is not merely anti-Communist but anti-modern. According to him modernity, in short, is in many ways a greater danger to man than Communism, which is only a particularly pathological mode Fine arts now Division I of modernity-the fusion of the worst modern science (and philosophy) with tyranny. What Solzhenitsyn purports to do is ■ IIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIHIHIIIIIIIIIHIMIHIIIIIIIMII I HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIWHIIIIIIIIHIIIII Hill reappraise and perhaps resurrect the almost forgotten By Dwayne Yancey alternative to modernity: classical and early Christian poliUcal brass "is strong, but we really The Board of Visitors voted state's sixth major fine arts philosophy. yesterday to rescind their college, joining the "Big 5 " of need some back-up TRe ongoing peril of the West, its weakness and uncertainty, approval of Division I football Sweet Briar. Hollins. Mary woodwinds and we can use an may therefore be traced to "the very basis of human thinking in and instead elevated the fine Baldwin; Ferrum and the oboeist or two." Carrier said, the past centuries," what Solzhenitsyn calls "rationalistic arts program to Division I Shenandoah Conservatory of "In theatre we'll probably humanism or humanistic autonomy: the proclaimed and status, the highest-possible. Music. start out trying to recruit enforced autonomy of man from any higher force above him." The action, which took By going Division I. "we some good backstage help and Modernity then has been a mistake, a grave intellectual error. nearly everyone by surprise, will break out of one image then build up in four or five "We are now experiencing the consequences of mistakes which came less than a week after and into another and that's years with some strong had not been noticed at the beginning of the journey, he the board had instructed the what we've been seeking," character actors and people in observes, hauntingly. "On the way from the Renaissance to our administration to develop a Carrier said. supporting roles. In art, we'll days we have enriched our experience, but\ we have lost the plan to upgrade the football The Board's vote was try to recruit some people concept of a Supreme Complete Entity which used to restrain our program to Division I. announced, to the largest good with sketching and then passions and irresponsibility." "We realized we had made cross state media' corps to try to build up a front line of This loss of the idea of God, in the classical sense-is the real a mistake." said James ever cover a JMU fine arts portrait painters before going crisis" of our troubled time, for "the split in the world is less Madison University program, at the opening of the into abstract." terrible than the fact that the same disease plagues its two main Division I status will also President Ronald Carrier. student art gallery. sections." "Which is more important ior While Carrier was speaking allow JMU to schedule a major university, a highly to members of the press, nationally ranked fine arts recognized football team or a Governor John Dalton came programs. Carrier said an 'There is philosophical and moral top flight orchestra? I think searching for him to shake his home-and-home arrangement the answer's pretty obvious. hand. wtih the William and division, as well as a political one, Why. just look around this In keeping with the new Mary symphony orchestra 9 campus and you'll see where Division I status for fine arts, was possible as well as art between the East and West. '»- our prioritites have always plans for new athletic shows against other "Big 5" been." facilities have been schools. When SoVzhentisyn sadly remarks that in the West "the letter of "Now I ask you." Carrier scrapped. Instead, a new fine "We want to build up the law...is considered to be the supreme solution to conflict, and said. "What person in their arts complex will be fierce, in-state rivalries. that "everybody operates at the extreme limit of the legal right mind would want to constructed. Carrier said! Carrier said. frames." In essence what we have done is repace our moralistic have a football team playing featuring a theatre that seats By 1985. JMU may be able outlook to one of a legalistic one. VMI and VPI on a regular 18.000-20.000. to have a guarantee of Solzhenitsyn counters that "I have spent all my life under a basis whan they could have Division I status will mean $100,000 to open the season Communist regime and I will tell you that a society without any the debate team in the that JMU will be awarding its from either the University of objective legalscale is a terrible one indeed," he says. "But a national finals?" first fine arts grants-in-aid. Virginia forensics team or a (( ontinurd onPagf 27) society with no other scale but the legal one is not quite worthy of JMU will become the "Right, now. our first line man either." According to Solzhenitsyn the alternative to reliance on institutions and the letter of the law is "voluntary self-restraint" EDITOR and a moral education of the sort that teaches reason to rule the Dwayne Yancey passions: moral education of the sort taught by Plato, Aristotle, ^fe^ifeeze Augustine, and others. MANAGING EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER It is here where Solzhenitsyn's appeal to man reaches its Founded !*»22 Julie Crant John Vogt zenith: here at last where we can percieve the final meaning of the title "A World Split Apart." For as between the Middle ages and the Modern Era the human world is,6 William R. Dandridge, Jr. to $500,000 a year in revenues track will consume 10 to 15 Agriculture and Commerce million worth of horses sold from new real estate, Route I, Box 173 tons of grain and 15 tons of hay reflected the growing for an average of $121,000 per Ruckersville, Virginia 22968 Miller: Virginia's 'clearest choice' To the editor: desegregating the Navy. Though I agree with Warner's experience also Dwayne Yancey in his includes a position on former observation in the Oct. 17 President Nixon's campaign issue of The Breeze that the staff? Can we afford, and do current senatorial race we need this kind of between Democrat Andrew experience representing us in Miller and Republican John Washington? Warner is lackluster in The issues of the Virginia appearance. I think that senate campaign further anyone who digs slightly prove Miller to be the clear below the surface (as Mr. choice. Yancey neglects to do in his Miller favors a tax cut with "Senate candidates dull" a constitutional amendment to article) will find that Andrew balance the budget. Miller is the clear choice for Warner favors a 30 per cent Virginia's next senator. "across the board" tax cut, Andrew Miller has been which would send the national working for Virginians all his deficit soaring another one life. billion dollars. (Our national As Attorney General, he debt is a chief cause of reorganized and hired his own inflation). full-time staff of attorneys to Miller favors passage of the 9 be advocates for Virginians, Equal Rights Amendment not special interest groups. while Warner does not. 'Hey man, let's go munch out Miller saved state citizens We know what Andrew T nearly 300 million dollars on Miller has done for Virginia in By KERI WORMALD to MacDonald's. differentiated to be used •«**" our telephone, gas and the past. 'We know what While etymology (the study This presents a new properly. electric bills by appearing direction he'll take in the of the origins of words) has problem. What eating habits "Pigging out" is what we before the State Corporation future as U.S. Senator, never fascinated me, I was constitute munching out? do at dinner when we hate the Commission's rate increase because he has committed appalled by the absence of two After giving the matter entree and consume six pieces hearings. himself to Virginia. words, currently vital to our considerable thought, I have of pie and an ice cream What experience does John When the undecided voters youth culture, from the reached several conclusions sandwich to fill the void. Warner have? As chairman of of Virginia ask themselves Webster's "New College about "the munchies." You can "pig out" on good the American Bicentennial "Who is John Warner?,'' Dictionary." "Munchies" are qualitative- food as well as on junk food. Administration he barely "What motivates him?" and In fact, "munch out" and not quantitative. You cannot Roast beef could never be proved himself competent "What does he stand for?"» "pig out" did not appear in go into a store and request classified as a "munchy," but enough to organize a large Andrew Miller will emerge as any of the dictionaries I seven' "munchies." They could easily fall into the realm birthday party. the clear choice for them too. scanned. come in a set--"some of "pigoutfood." (At this time While Secretary of the U.S. munchies." Although I must point out the need for a Navy he admittedly tried to Mark T. Bowles My dedication to educating "munchies" are not counted, word "piggy" to correspond interfere with the progress of White Hall the masses has prompted me they are usually countable with the word "munchy".) to define these two terms for foodstuffs-potato chips, use in all forthcoming M&Ms, etc Anotner important dictionaries. characteristic of "pigging" I chose to define Ice cream does not out is the fact that it can be a * Division I "munch out" first since I constitute"munch food." Therefore, if you intend to guilt-inspiring experience. i< ontinucd trotu Page 2K> suspected its origin dated "Boy, did I 'pig out' at people in raising money to further back in time-to the "munch out" by eating an ice theatrical presentation from support Division I football, but dinner. I may never eat 60's drug era. cream cone; you have failed again!" an Atlantic Coast Conference Carrier said he anticipated no I pictured a commune of miserably in your effort. I school. Carrier said. problems in convincing them beatniks (the predecessors of suspect, though, that you You rarely find guilt in The cost of moving the fine to support a Division I fine hippies) blissfully discovering might have "pigged out." those who get drunk and hit arts program to Division I can arts program instead. marijuana--and the But, that is another story. the "munchy machines" (not be funded through ticket "Everybody knows these accompanying craving for I have concluded from my the "piggy machines," you'll sales. Carrier.added. turkey farmers are more food. Imagine what it would study that*'munching" out notice). He sairf a "conservative interested in fine arts than have been like to experience usually accompanies an Having completed my estimate" would be 5000 football anyway." he said. the first "munchies." Alfalfa altered state of mind (i.e., research, I sent my findings to season tickets for theatre JMU athletic officials Blossom, a typical beatnik, drunkenness or drug the Webster Co. They very and 3000 for art and music. accepted it all philosophically. probably coined the phrase euphoria) and consists of a rudely told me where they "Division I never meant that without forethought. era v;ed person seeking hand- would file my definitions. I "Already, this year's much to us anyway," they held foods like popcorn or ask you. if these words have senior recitals are nearly a said. "After all, what's so "Hey man. let'ununch hamburgers. no place in our vocabulary, sell-out. Carrier said. great about William and Mary out!" "Pigging out" differs from why did I just consume two There had been a "great when we can always play His friends followed him, "munching out" and the two bags of potato chips and a deal of interest" by local Bridgewater." like rats after the Pied Piper, terms must be clearly pepperoni pizza? '■vffAWW mmmMUMMMMBMawmMMnaaaDUUMSMMU ■mint- ■*.•*.**%»* v v. Page 28. THE BREEZE, Friday. October 20. 1978 Black enrollment to increase by 150 percent and the number of Bv KRIS CARLSON here are pressured by being in Center. role models and the lack of a This "culture shock" is black community in the scholarships received by a James Madison University a numerical minority in the state institution would depend plans to increase its "first- classsroom and by being not unique to black students surrounding area, according expected to be an authority alone. Wettstone stated. to Brothers, are competition on its numerical goals. time" black student These $1000 scholarships enrollment to 141 by 1983. on black topics. Dickerson "A big deal is made out of for minority students with other state institutions having have not yet been approved by The increase is part of a said. _ .■ , . blacks coming to the Virginia state legislature. Virginia plan to increase The students also feel Harrisonburg and JMU. but it better academic reputations. JMU also has little financial In addition to' these black enrollment by 150 pressured in dividing time is not so much a black-white scholarships as incentives, percent over 1975-76 levels at between getting an education issue as it is really a rural- assistance for the minority student, she said. JMU has listed a number of predominately white state and promoting black student urban issue." he said. other recruiting methods in institutions. awareness on campus, he White students here from In response to the financial big cities complain as much in need of many minority its affirmative action plan. The numerical objectives They include: looking for as outlined in JMU's The major problem black this area as black students, students. Governor John "Affirmative Action Student students run into here is "not Wettstone stated. Dalton has proposed "one- prospective black students Additional problems faced time $1000 state scholarships through various student Plan" are not quotas but feeling culturally responded search programs; soliciting numerical projections, and to," according to Dr. Richard in the recruiting of black for 'other race' students.' are in connection with a Whettstone. of the Counseling students to a predominately The scholarship would be names of prospective black white JMU. besides the lack of awarded once to a student, students from current black Department of Health. and Student Developing JMU students as well as black Education and Welfare order alumni: touring Virginia high to end the "dual system of schools; and participation in education" in Virginia. College Day (or night) at Recruiting minority 9 Virginia high schools and students here will be handled Brothers: 'reach down home community colleges. primarily by the university's A tentative personal plan is minority recruiter, Artnce Brothers, according to the By KRIS CARLSON the quality of minority Her future at JMU. to visit black churches in plan. "My basic personal students enrolled." Brothers said, depends on order to "reach out to the As for the numerical approach is to display my "Young admissions "how much satisfaction I get black family," Brothers integrity in this profession," officers are the new out of my job." If she does stated. admissions goals, "numbers "Minorities do not have always bothered me, its stated James Madison trendsetters," she said. move on, she said, her future ■f University's new minority Recruiting may be easier for would still be in the field of represent a high percentage of the quality of the student that the elites in the United States. matters." Brothers said. "I'd recruiter, Artrice Brothers. her. Brothers stated, sfnce eduction, possibly even In her first job out of students relate better to graduate school. When you come to them and rather recruit five quality talk about college, its like students who eventually college, the 22-year-old people their own age, and "If I get fired for honesty since she came out of a school and integrity (in what I say)" talking Greek," she said. graduate than a larger Brothers has filled the "If you're going to reach number who don't." position left vacant this where there was little or no she stated. "I stand on my summer by former minority recruitment, her interest in merits." out. to be their tool to higher Brothers said no one has minority recruiting is great. education, you have to reach told her that she is obligated to recruiter Daphyne Saunders. out to the family. The family meet the numerical goals A May 1978 graduate of has a profound influence on outlined in the plan. Hollins College with a , "If I felt pressured to reach bachelor of arts degree in blacks." s philosophy. Brothers became These methods, however, numerical objectives at JMU, do not reflect "that much of a I would leave," she said. minority recruiter here in significant change" in "The obligation lies primarily July. recruiting procedures, with the institution, not the "I don't know what I can or Brothers stated. "I don't recruiter. If I fail. I didn't fail can't do yet. I'm at a stagnant point." Brothers said about foresee any increased travel," alone. she said. "I know what kind of her new duties. "I don't know To overcome the major student can survive at a exactly what I am going to do recruiting problems. Brothers predominately white besides recruit minority said she plans to "stress the institution, and those are the students." positive aspects of being a kind I will try to recruit. I'm To date. Brothers has JMU student, and to point out thinking about quality," she toured southwest Virginia the exceptional programs and said. high schools, and most In recruiting students. recently, attended a College facilities here." Brothers said "honesty is the Fair in Washington, D.C. "I'm not a con artist best policy. "You can't lay a Brothers also has contacted though." she said, "its only bed of roses for any student." student search services, as fair to provide the negative "When I talk to minority well as black JMU alumni, in side too. Success depends students, I must emphasize search of prospective ultimately on the students' that at a predominately white minority students. willingness to accept the challenge. collge. they have more A special project of "We have to get away from opportunities than at many personal interest. Brothers this black and white predominately black said, is to visit black churches confrontation." Brothers said colleges." she said. in search of prospective "Minority students are a total <** "Predominately white students, in order to "reach colleges help prepare black down home." part of humanity, they just students to make a place for Brothers also stated that happen to be black, or themselves in a white society, she was interested in whatever." outside of the black recruiting American Indians, The 150 percent black community," Brothers stated. if possible, to JMU. student enrollment increase in "They also are a means of "I wariifl to get out of the Virginia has been apportioned enhancing personal growth, by the state among the 'blackthing.'" Brothers predominately white a chance to see yourself as you stated, "I'm here for every institutions giving each really are, not always as a student, and not to talk just numerical admissions goals black, but as an individual," about minority problems through 1983. . she said. either." Apportionment was In particular, JMU offers As for success in recruiting arbitrary, based primarily on the black student, as well as minority students. Brothers QUALITY, NOT QUANITY, matters when recruiting minority size and location of the any other student, "a very emphasized that "it's not students, says Artrice Brothers. , broad academic curriculum," always the quantity but rather phofo By M rk Thomp$on institution, as well as area according to Brothers. minority availability, "In general, black students according to Dr. John Mundy, here are pleased with the director for administrative types of programs offered," affairs and affirmative action Brothers said. However, she coordinator here. said, there also is a general Affirmative action plans set The numerical goals consensus that more social established by the plan are not programs are needed to be Virginia's state colleges and universities affirmative action plans in 1974. HEW quotas, which are prohibited "geared to mutual rather than submitted affirmative action programs for approved the nine state plans submitted; in affirmative action majority interests." employment and student enrollment to the Louisiana ignored the order. programs. According to The lack of "social Department of Health, Education, and Welfare However, in 1977. NAACP sued HEW JMU's "Affirmative Action recognition" was a this summer in response to an order to end the successfully again, accusing it of not really Student Plan.": "These repeatedly mentioned ''dual system' '.of education here. "dismantling the dual system of higher numerical admissions goals problem ot the black student The programs currently are being reviewed education." (the existence of predominately for black students in no way at a predominately white for acceptance by HEW. white institutions and predominately black represent a quota on the part JMU. HEW's order stems from the 1973 lawsuit, institutions), in these states. The number of of James Madison University. A lack of social recognition Adams vs. HEW, in which the NAACP sued states involved had dropped to six, but still The commitment to increase exists in the few minority- HEW. NAACP claimed that 10 states, included Virginia. the number of black students oriented movies and concerts (including Virginia), did not comply with the is just that-a pledge to on campus, according to Civil Rights Act of 1964, banning Along with this state plan, each state action." minority coordinator Lloyd discrimination in higher education on the basis institution in Virginia has submitted two plans The numerical goals for Dickerson. of race, creed, color, religion, sex, or national for approval to HEW. the '.'Affirmative Action "first-time" black students at JMU are: 58 for 1979-80; 86 for JMU also has few peer role origin. • Student Plan. 1979-80 to 1982-83;" and the , models for minority students, The courts found for NAACP. and as a "Affirmative Action Employment Plan, July, I980 8i; 1()4 for 1981-82: and he said. Minority students result. HEW- required the 10 states to develop 1978 to June. 1983v" 141 for 1982-83.