SGA Election elections Special today We cBtteze inside ■^ Vol. 56 Tuesday. April 5. 1979 James Madison University, llarrisonburg. Virginia No. 45 Chapel question on today's ballot By BRUCE OSBORNE A referendum will be included on the Student Government Association's election ballot today to determine if students support a religious center, the SGA decided at its March 27 meeting. The SGA has been pursuing the idea of constructing a James Madison University religious center, or chapel, for the entire semester. At a meeting held recently for all of JMU's religious leaders only three leaders attended. The leaders were from the Baptist Student Union, the Catholic Campus Ministry, and the Navigators. SGA President Darrell Pile was worried about this apparent dropoff in student enthusiasm for the project and asked the senators for feedback. "I'd like to put this on your shoulders," Pile told the senators. "Where do we go from here?" Reactions among senators were mixed. One senator, in a rather emotional plea, told the group, "If you want enthusiasm, I'll bring it to you." Jeff Bollander said students seemed more excited about parking lot spaces and dining hall overcrowding than about getting a chapel. After lengthy discussion, the senators decided to solicit student input by adding the referendum to today's ballot. A chapel fund has already been established, SGA Treasurer Don Haag reminded the senate. The fund contains approximately $8,500, Pile added. The chapel may cost between $200,000 and $400,000, Pile said. Community businesses and churches have pledged to fund more than half of the total cost. A change in the salary section of the SGA constitution's bylaws was approved unanimously. Salaries will now be listed as lump scholarships for the entire year, instead of the current system of listing salaries as work scholarships for a certain number of hours per week. "This is a more open and straightforward system," said finance committee chairman Jim Watkins, who introduced the proposal. The bylaws now will list scholarships of the following amounts: president-$1600, both vice presidential positions, treasurer and secretary-$1200, parliamentarian and chairperson protem-$400, judicial coordinator, student advocate coordinator and student judicial-assistant SGA secretary-$800. A proposal to reimburse SGA and honor council candidates 50 NO, ITS NOT HALLOWEEN in April or some classes, peering down from Burruss Hall. percent of the maximum $100 for campaign expenditures passed sort of macabre event on campus. Instead, It's Continued on Page K "George," a fake skeleton used in anatomy photo by Bob Levwon. Hey mister, can you spare some time? JMU students serve as Big Brothers and Big Sisters
By BRUCE OSBORNE October go to court, less likely to be "Hey mister, hey sister, "I thought it'd be a good institutionalized, and his can you spare some time?" idea to spend some time with a grades and overall attitude This query appears on a kid." Brooks said."and it's usually improve. brochure put out by Big really neat when you're on a Dvorscak said her Little Brothers-Big . Sisters of one to one basis with him." Sister was having a lot of Harrisonburg-Rockingham Establishing this one to one problems in school. No one in County. ' relationship between a child the youngster's family had Approximately 70 people in and an adult is the main gotten past the eighth grade, this area. 24 of whom are purpose of the organization, so Dvorscak worked with her students at James Madison according to Debi Dvorscak. about understanding the University, have answered executive director of the importance of education. the pamphlet's plea by program. "You can definitely see the volunteering to spare at least "Offering children a one to improvements." she said. On three hours each week for one relationship with an adult her last report card. needy children helps them to ' develop Dvorscak's Little Sister Youths who get involved in themselves to their fullest earned one "B" and the rest this program usually do so potential." Dvorscak said. "It "A's" because they are products of helps them to feel good about The younger half of the broken homes or members of themselves because they match is not the only one to extremely large families, but know someone cares about benefit. why does a busy student them " "It's not all a one-sided decide to become a Big Approximately 60 percent relationship." Dvorscak said. Brother or a Big Sister? of the youngsters who go to "I've learned a lot by being "It's sort of the least I can juvenile courts come from exposed to a lifestyle that I do for a kid without a father." single parent families, she hadn't experienced before." said JMU's Jack Brooks, who said Oace a child is matched said Rodney Allen, who was "matched with his Little with an adult, studies have became a Big Brother at the Brother. Kendell, last shown the child is less likely to Continued on Page 8
K/ Page 2, THE BREEZE, Tuesday, April 3, 1979
l ■ Greek Week features games, parties, 'good time'
By DONNA SIZEMORE adjacent to Newman Lake. Greeks to be visible to the Debbie Davis, president of being Greek. They don't It is time for the biggest On April 2 the toga party public and have a good time. Panhellenic council and worry about competition." Greek event of the year, and was held at the Sigma Nu "Being in a fraternity is the member of Phi Mu sorority "It's a lot of fun," said it's not happening in Athens house and was preceded by a best thing a student can do. It said, "Greek Week is a time Connie McGhee, president of but right on campus. toga parade. teaches them to interact with when all the Greeks get 'Gamma Gamma. March 31 through April 7 is Other activities include a people," Hardy said. together and have fun just Greek Week at James track meet, Greek night at Madison University. Gatsby's and game night to be Greek Week is held every held at Warren University spring under the direction of Union. At game night, Greeks Gamma Gamma, the will participate in indoor ^r A* honorary society for games such as backgammon fraternity and sorority and chess. ' members. On April 5 Gamma Gamma will sponsor the "Gamma The first activity of Greek Gamma 500", a chugging Week is the tapping of contest to raise money for Gamma Gamma members for charity. The Greeks all obtain the following year. Members pledges, and the group which are chosen on the basis of raises the most money chapter activities, receives a trophy. Interfraternity and Following the chugging JA. Panhellenic activities and contest.a Greek open party extra-curricular activites. will be held at the Sigma Phi New Gamma Gamma Epsilon house. members plan Greek Week "Rainy Day" will play for. activities for the following the Greek dance to be held on year. April 6 at the Auto Auction. The dance will be a formal This year's Gamma affair and will run from 9 p.m. Gamma members were until 1 a.m. tapped March 31 in Wilson Hall before Greek Sing. Greek Week will come to a Greek Sing is a time when close on April 7 with Greek 1 -aJi^l^K* . 7 every fraternity and sorority games to be held on the field pick a theme and put together east of Godwin. Following the a musical act depicting this theme. Awards are presented games, a picnic will be held to the top performers. for the Greeks and trophies At this time, awards are for the week will be awarded. presented to outstanding Interfraternity council and ■ ' fraternities and sororities in Panhellenic council will three categories; campus sponsor a service project on involvement, community April 2 and 3 in the form of a «W 1 service and fund raising. bloodmobile. Various activities are held Bill Hardy, president of throughout the week. Interfraternity council and L^Lw. "~~~2KH^ The Greek softball member of Sigma Nu HHHHHHHi tournament began Sunday fraternity said that Greek GREEK WEEK began early for these two Zeta Thursday'* chugging contest held in the WUU Tau Alpha members who participated in ballroom. and is being held on the field Week offers a chance for Photo by Sandy Partow Cases of social disease said 'greater than ever9
By KEVIN MILLER result in an increased resk of frequently won't discuss the people I recommend not to pregnancy," he said. Reported cases of cervical cancer and bladder matter of contraceptives," he take the pill (people with As an alternative, a male gonorrhea and other sexually infections in females, said. cancer, high blood pressure, pill would be difficult to devise transmitted diseases on according to Zirkle. "The birth control pill is diabetics, those who smoke because "it's a lot easier to college campuses "are "Sex is not causing the probably the most phenominal more than one pack of stop one egg from dropping greater than ever," according cancer," he said, but the drug used today, according cigarettes a day, and women than it is to stop 200 million to a gynecologist who spoke "genetic predisposition of to Zirkle. "We don't know of over 40) the risk of side effects sperm from attacking it," he here recently. cancer" can be aggrevated by any drug that is so commonly is near zero," he said. said. "This does not mean an sexual contact with numerous used and so effective. Thirty outbreak of gonorrhea," said partners. Theories suggest million women in the U.S. will "I'm not knocking the Ideally, people engaging in Dr. Walter Zirkle, who is a that natural immunities to one take the pill today." condom. They are great for premarital sex should "set Smecologist at the University man's sperm can be broken The pill is a drug and "has protection against disease and down ground rules for ealth Center. More people down by contact with all the dangers of any as long as you don't get one of contraception," he said. who believe they have the frequent partners. "As a medication," he said, "but the them with a hole in it you're result, cancer cells could "Most people spend their time disease are seeking treatment pill doesn't seem to promote perfectly safe," he said. Too talking about where they want than have in the past, but mature faster," according to cancer or heart disease." many men don't take the to live and when they want to incidence of the disease has Zirkle, a graduate of the Patients who are in high risk responsibility to use them get married," but people must not significantly increased, he Medical College of Virginia. categories of those illnesses properly "because perhaps begin discussing what type of said. There occasionally is a shoul not take the pill, he said. they don't have the birth control best suits their Zirkle, who also has a positive correlation between "If you exclude those responsibility of a life-style, Zirkle said. Kivate practice in sexual partners and female arrisonburg, spoke about bladder infections, "but this sexually transmitted theory is not nearly as diseases, pregnancy, and reputable," he said. contraception, and their Zirkle combined wit and importance on the college personal' experiences as he campus as part of expressed the need for more Staff of The Breeze elected "Superperson Week." education about pregnancy The Breeze Publication from Fort Belvoir, Va.,' was The Breeze. While gonorrhea is "very and birth control to an Board Thursday elected next elected managing editor. She The Breeze Publication prevalent again," it has not audience of about 50. year's editor, managing is currently a news reporter Board approved a $80,500 increased "more so than in Pregnancy is now "much editor and business manager and managing editor of Curio. budget for the paper next any accumulation of people" more common among college and approved the budget for Russell Fleetwood, a junior school year. The budget of college students' age, he girls than it was ten years 1979-80. accounting major from anticipates $39,570 from said. "People don't have ago," he said. And it's not Theresa Beale, a junior Hopewell, Va., was elected advertising revenues and more sex today than they did "the drunk girl at a party who communication arts major business manager. He is $40,480 from subscriptions and twenty years ago, they just forgets her date" that goes from Richmond, Va., was currently an ads salesman for other sources. talk about.it more." It's the to see him. Girls who have elected editor. She is same with gonorrhea, he said. steady boyfriends who don't currently news editor. Tests for gonorrhea are use contraceptives "play Last year she worked for Piano jazz featured free at the Health Center. russian-roulette and lose," he The Breeze as a news reporter A 13-part series titled Symptoms are not obvious in said. and was executive editor of Network, will inciuae such girls, therefore "girls must be "It's unbelievable that so "Piano Jazz" will be quests as Earl "Fatha" Hines, Curio, the JMU feature broadcast on James Madison specific with doctors about many highly educated people magazine. She worked last Chick Corea, Cy Coleman, their sexual contacts," he get pregnant today," he said. summer at the Richmond University public radio Billy Taylor and Dick Hyman. said. Increasing the availability of station WMRA (90.7 FM), The program will air each News-Leader. beginning April 7, at 6 pk.m. Sexual contact with contraceptives "may not work Maureen Riley, a junior Saturday at 6 p.m. through numerous partners could because couples too The series, produced by the June 30. communication arts major Carolina Educational Radio THE BREEZE, Tuesday, April 3, 1979, Page 3 'Language is human, biological phenomenon
By TERESA CAVINESS shaped by evolution, despite According to Deese, the Speech is the mechanism can be interpreted, Deese reading does not make full use the fact that one can have perception of phonetic said. of the area of central vision, or by which language is language without speech. elements such as grammar, expressed, a visiting scholar Reading and writing are phobial vision. Babies can learn to produce syntax and semantics has to peculiar and inefficient said here Tuesday. and understand language be an active construction on In writing, the handicap is devices, according to Deese. that speech goes too fast for Dr. James Deese, before they learn to speak, the part of the brain. The In reading, there is the commonwealth professor of according to Deese. the hand to keep up with. One brain then imagines how it enefficient use of the visual can not write as fast as one psychology at University of Research with apes has would produce that syllable, system. Normally, the eye is Virginia, said that all aspects proven that they can be taught he said. can speak or think. of the process of speaking free to move in two to communicate through sign The active perception diminsions-horizontally and The dependence of one involve all aspects of language. This also can be theory of speech concludes language. "Language is vertically. mode of language on the other taught to babies, Deese said. that each person must refer However, in reading only phenomena creates problems speech," he said. Language is lateralized, information to the pattern "The most efficient the horizontal dimension is in the interpretation of said Deese. In other words, if models in the brain before it used. Also, Deese said, language, Deese said. expression of language," a person loses that portion of Deese said, "may be through the cortex of the brain that the visual sense." A person controls language, he loses the can read and comprehend power to use language. better than listening, he said. Because of man's upright No one can read faster than posture, a great degree of 900 words per minute, Deese cooperation is required said, in reference to the skill between the two hemispheres of speed-reading. Skimming of the brain, he said. is not the same thing as The lateralization of reading, he said. language extends to reading According to Deese, and writing. The acoustic language is a human, elements received, Deese biological phenomenon said, are not adequate.
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SPEAKING INVOLVES ALL ASPECTS of Tuesday. language, U.Va prof Dr. James Deese said WE'VE MOVED Photo by Lawrence Emerson TO HARRISONBURG 'We are trained not to talk Land/Sea Passages purchased the inventory of Geneva Spur's former shop. We've combined it with our own high-quality stock and opened a larger shop at clearly about our sexuality' By KEVIN KEEGAN sexually, lead to an relationship. "Who am I sexually and individual's confusion in "We haven't been taught 14 EAST WATER STREET where do I go from here?" relating to others sexually, how to integrate sexually," he (across from The Little Racket) Those questions were Sotile said. "Seductiveness is added. considered Thursday in a encouraged by some, scorned "People generally create program entitled "Is There by others," he added. trouble for themselves when Sex After College?" "Communication is a their behavior outdistances The program, held on day crucial component," Sotile their beliefs, attitudes and • HIKING & CAMPING GEAR four of the Super-person week said, "we are trained not to values," Sotile said. sponsored by the University talk clearly about our Program Board, featured sex • CLIMBING & CAVING EQUIPMENT sexuality." He stressed that "learning therapist Dr. Wayne Sdtile, Adolescence, Sotile said, and Dave Emmerling of the about sexuality must include • SCUBA DIVING GEAR • "when our bodies are bathed personal focus." James Madison University with sexual hormones," is an counseling center. important period in one's Sotile reviewed two • ATTRACTIVE T-SHIRTS "There is a lot more to the generations of his own family, sexual development. noting behavioral factors of issue of sexuality than just "That time of life is a crisis • RUGGED OUTDOOR CLOTHES who screws whom and how period for most of us, and both his parents and much," Sotile said. comes to a head when grandparents which "Sexuality is a function of entering college," he said. effectively influenced his own We provide instruction and high quality the whole person," Sotile said, Just before entering college, sexual behavior. and "structure is needed to Sotile said, one is "set up with "The bottom line," Sotile equipment at reasonable prices. explore sexuality." false expectations about sex, said, "is that self examination Sotile noted that sexuality expectations that hurt." is necessary in order to effect New Market Store Hours: education is a lifelong These expectations are in a positive relationship with process, and has its origins part due to what Sotile refers others." Wed. 9:30 - 6:00 with the input one receives to as the "media blitz, which from birth. equates sexual success" with And finally comes the Fri. 9:30 - 6:00 "We come into the world set overall success in life. question, "Is there sex after Sat. 9:30 - 5:30 up to be sexual beings," Sotile In college, Sotile said, one is college?" The answer Dave said, "but we receive an under a lot of pressure to be Emmerling offered was H'burg Store Hours: incredible number of mixed involved in "genital sex," espoused by a nurse from the messages." while one's past influences Health Center, "Hell no, these Tues. - Sat. 10:00 - 6:00 The mixed messages, what direct one toward a more kids wear themselves out is and isn't permissible wholly integrated while they're in college." Page 4, THE BREEZE. Tuesday, April 3, 1979 'Rapists have developed inferiority complex'
By PATTI TULLY monster. You need to try to and meet him in an hour or so, convincing the attacker not to rejectors cause rape to "The rapist doesn't rape a gain his confidence, treat him Storaska said. rape her. happen in our country," he human being; he perceives as a person, and generally use This is particularly One woman who had heard said. her as an object or model," your good judgment." effective because of old wives' one of Storaska's lectures and "It's the only crime in the author of "How to Say No Storaska gave several tales which claim the woman was later attacked, tried five America where the victim is to a Rapist and Survive" told examples of how women, by is unclean while different tactics and none of blamed. But we can't blame a capacity crowd of James talking to their attackers as menstruating, according to them worked. The sixth one women for the weaknesses of Madison University students human beings, were able to Storaska. Thousands of did work, however, and the men. It's also unfair to men in Grafton-Stovall Theatre avoid being raped. rapists also have been woman successfully because it forces men into March 26. One woman was walking apprehended when women prevented the man from aggressiveness many of them "Rape is a crime of hate and down a street when she was were able to convince them to raping her. can't handle," Storaska said. violence and is most often attacked from behind by a meet them later, he said. "Our society makes the "If men and women don't caused by hate rather than man and thrown to the Other possibilities are for rapist," Storaska said. "Our change their attitudes sexual emotions," Fred ground. When the man was on the woman to tell a rapist that double standard which makes towards themselves and each Storaska said. top of her she said: "I'm she has a heart problem, a men the aggressors and other, we will always have The rapist is a person who three months pregnant I venereal disease or just tell women the acceptors or rape," he said. has developed an intense don't want to lose my baby. him the truth - mat she is inferiority complex, he said. Please could you just move to extremely uncomfortable. "He is terribly diffident of the side so I won't lose my In many cases, the rapist is opposite sex . He places baby." an acquaintance of the women on a pedestal and The stunned man did as she woman, Storaska said. When wants to drag his woman asked. She then said to him: the woman does know her victim off that pedestal. Rape "When I was 12 years old my attacker, Storaska suggests is his only means to that end," stepfather raped me and I had turning the man off sexually Storaska said. to have an abortion I don't as a means of preventing Storaska believes there is want to lose this baby." . rape. only one key to survival in The man was completely A woman could, for any crime of violence such as taken back. He told her he example, urinate on the travel counsellors, inc. rape: diffusing the violence. thought it was disgusting that attacker (say it was by Call us for all your travel needs Storaska built the a stepfather could rape his 12 accident because she has a foundation of his rape year old daughter. He also did kidney disorder) or vomit on 345 S. Main St. H'burg 434-1796 prevention program on not rape the woman. him. diffusion of violence with the Storaska gave another "It really doesn't matter idea that by doing so the example of a woman who was what tactic you choose," woman will be able to leave attacked, thrown to the Storaska said. "It's up to you the rape early - that is she will ground and then the man to decide what you're most Erevent the rape from began beating her. She at first comfortable with." ippening. tried to defend herself, but 'Telling a rapist you're Storaska suggests that just stopped and said to the pregnant or menstruating screaming and struggling be man, "Go ahead, it really seem to work better than the woman's last resort in doesn't matter." anything else," he said, trying to protect .herself The rapist asked "What do "however, they won't against an attacker. Cmean it doesn't matter? necessarily work for Strohs Reg. and Light 1.89 "Once you've resulted to woman then told him the everyone. 6 pk. 12 oz. such tactics as kicking the following: "I just found out I "The idea is that even if he rapist in the groin, you've have leukemia. They say I'll doesn't believe your initial committed yourself. If you be dead in three months. You story, you've got an out R.C. Cola 8 pk.l6oz. 1.19 are unsuccessful in this go ahead because in three because you can still try attempt, what are you going to months I'll be dead and you'll talking to him about plus deposit say to him? 'Gee, I'm sorry, I still be able to be happy." something else that he might really didn't mean to kick you The woman was not raped. better relate to," Storaska there.' Such tactics only Another tactic that has been said. "At the very least make the rapist more violent successful in preventing many you've stalled for time, and Gallo Wines (Burgundy, and aggressive," Storaska rapes is for the woman to tell that minimizes your chances said. the rapist she is menstruating, of failure. Chablis,Rose) 3.49 mag. "In dealing with a rapist feels embarrassed about him Storaska also emphasized you have to understand that seeing her that way, and asks that a woman may have to try he's a human being, not a if she can go home, shower. several tactics before Blue Nun Wines 3.99 mag. Honors Day: A&P Chunk-lite Tuna .69 Student excellence recognized AAanco Corned Beef .99 Seneca Apple Juice .79 By TERESA CAVINESS at 10:50 a.m. on April 5. All and are the only recipients Some 80 students will be classes at that time are who know that award they are recognized for academic cancelled,since the event is a receiving ahead of time. All Seneca Grape Juice .79 excellence at the Honors Day university function. others know that they are Convocation Thursday. The class valedictorian getting an award, but not Both academic and creative gives the Honors Day address. which one. performance will be judged; This year there are two Parents of the recipients are Chef-Boy-ar-dee Pizzas .99 according to Charles valedictorians, Tracy Lastor invited by Carrier to attend Ziegenfus, chairman. and Deborah Stone, Ziegenfus the ceremony and the Honors Day is an annual said. This is the first year luncheon that follows. event that recognizes students ever where there were two Honors Day has been held A&P Cream Cheese for their achievements within people with a 4.0 grade point for the past 25 years but has the different disciplines. average in all of their work. really been active since 3oz. 4/1.00 Students are recognized for The two valedictorians Carrier became president, their various talents or receive the Faculty Award Ziegenfus said. outstanding ability. THE FOLLOWING GOOD THRU SAT: The Convocation is the only university-wide function that recognizes students for their Quad fenced to reseed A&P Cooked Salami academic excellence, except for graduation, Ziegenfus 12 oz. 1.19 said. for graduation ceremony Most of the recipients of the awards are seniors, and about By PATTI TULLY Oscar Mayer Bologna one-half are specifically for Three sections of the quad damaged by people walking ■enikors, Ziegenfus said have been fenced off so grass on it, and then when we put 12 oz. 1.49 The awards are given for in the area will be thick and chairs on it for graduation it creativity and performance in green for graduation, would get really wrecked," he such areas as musk, art, according to a buildings and said. Gwaltney Chicken Bologna, dance, and English. grounds official. Marcum expects that the lb. .99 Academic ability is the "We're reseeding and want three sections will remain judgement criteria in the to keep traffic off the grass fenced off for the rest of the other disciplines, said until it can get a good start semester, he said. However, Ziegenfus. and be mowed a few times other areas of the quad will Chicken leg or breast, University president Ronald before graduation, James probably be left open at least Carrier presides over the Marcum said until the end of spring quarters, lb. .59 .ceremony which will be held "Otherwise the grass will be semester, he said. i/£ Commuter Student Committee: THE BREEZE. Tuesday, April 3, 1979, Page 5 New president elected, budget presented By KRIS CARLSON pick the other. CSC officers This year's budget allotted "Scooter's Nooze," and A suggestion that the newly " Jeff French, currently next fall. by the SGA totalled $1426. An allotting $380 to educational electedchairman appoint a Commuter Student In other business, a additional $500 was funded and recreational supplies, a committee to investigate the Committee task and proposed budget of $1760 for this semester to meet money category that received no possibility of electing the CSC manpower coordinator, was 1979-80 was presented to the needs beyond the $926 that had money last year. chairman from the commuter unanimously elected the new committee by treasurer been allotted CSC for 1978-79. Reasons given for the student body at large was CSC chairman last Tuesday. Charles Lotts for discussion Major chaofes 4n next increased allottments were made by co-chairman Michael French will officially before the budget is submitted year's proposed budget that the SGA had to fund the Mason. assume his new position at to the Student Government include allotting $700 instead newsletter an additional $200 The CSC will go ahead with today's meeting. French will Association budget hearings. of $400 to the newsletter to its $400 this semester, and its proposal to exchange its that it also funded the CSC parking spaces in X-tot for all $300 for Casino Night in of J-lot, proceeding through January. The money for next the appropriate Gar's Casino Night now will administrative channels for requested in the budget in approval, French said. The Why Tuesdays are the educational and committee gave its consensus recreational supplies for the project last week. something else at category. The tentative date of SGA President Darrell operation for the Utility Pile's suggestion to expand Deposit Organization is April Arthur Treaeher s. the newsletter was not taken 23, according to CSC adviser into consideration for the Lin Rose. At that time proposed budget, Lotts said. students should be able to pay Scooter's Nooze Editor their membership fees and s Dwight Wernecke said he had sign their contracts with the s*& not been approached yet by organization. Rose said be Our Pile about expanding the still has to meet with the Budget Banquet newsletter,so he "will wait utilities to determine how and see" how the topic much the organization is progresses. "I don't want to going to guarantee to pay Be passed around between the them on outstanding student SGA and The Breeze," account*. Wernecke said. The organization is A questionnaire asking designed to save students ffiRi commuter students what they from making about $250 in •^WSp* want Scooter's Nooze to individual annual deposits provide was proposed by with city utilities. The Lotts, and should be voted on organization will not include this week. The questionnaire Continental Telephone ^N would be distributed through Company. commuter student mailboxes. Outgoing chairman Craig Williams chastized the Another issue that may be committee for certain signs voted on this week is the and drawings found in the CSC '*■'«»»» '■*«**e^!2^ proposed increase of the CSC office in the Warren chairman's scholarship from University Union. five to 10 salary hours per "The office is beginning to look like a bathroom II used to be that the best Ihma you could wy week. The proposal did not abciit Tuesday '.va-. Hia? it wasn't Monday have the two-thirds vote wall. "Williams said. "This But that «v»s before Arthur Treather s Tuesday needed to pass at last week's office has become a private Budget Banquet. Arthur Treaeher s deliuoui Irsh and chipb served meeting. insult club." with cole slaw and your choice ol beverage all for the low Tuesday unV price ol«l»* No wonder Tuesiays are something else Student* don't forget your ID b good (or TEE participating • 15* dbcoant on all regular price orders. We ore something else.' in 'beer keg ro A James Madison entire route from Boston to University senior, Warren Los Angeles. Muench, has been chosen as one of five representatives Money is raised by the from Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity members getting 88 Carlton St. fraternity to take part in a sponsors to agree to pay them two-month, coast-to-coast a certain amount for each ttrtir* H'burg, Va. "beer keg rolling" to raise mile the key is transported. money for St. Jude Children's Donations will also be sought. Research Hospital. TKEs from around the The cross-country trip country will take part in the began in Boston on March 31 Sun-Thurs 11-9 fund-raising event, but only and the group is scheduled to r® five-including Muench-wiil reach Los Angeles June 11. Fri-Sat 11-10 stay with the project the We are something else.*
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Shinn said, noting the recent "Solar, nuclear, wind, and forget the present and just get By DEBBIE YARD gather enough wood for his family; today it takes about discovery of oil in Mexico. geotnermal energies are all to the year 2O00 "somehow," Mankind must begin large- possible answers, but even all he said. scale planning now in order to 12." President Carter said that in Every bit of burnable wood order to keep pace with the of them used together will not Society needs to make avoid a massive energy crisis overcome their scarcity in in the future, a James is being gathered in these rising demand, oil fields the major changes in its present countries, denuding the land size of Saudi Arabia need to be terms of demand." lifestyle, technology and Madison University Visiting found every three years, A second method of solving Scholar said Monday. and making it more subject to economic system. "We need flooding, he said. according to Shinn. the problem is to/'divide the to learn to live with scarcity in Shortages will not only world into two groups: the occur in fuel, but will also be The Sears Building in "We need to explore the ways we art not prepared to Chicago, now the tallest resources that we haven't privileged elite and the handle," he said. "We will be seen in such matters as water masses of the permanent and raw materials, according building in the world, may already," he said. "We won't facing some painful have to be dismantled by the suddenly run out of oil, but our poor," he said. "The elit decisions." to Dr. Roger Shinn, a would struggle to keep all they professor of social ethics at year 2000 because there won't present usage level cannot The pressure of necessity, Union Theological Seminary be enough energy to move 30 continue indefinitely." could and would let the rest of along with the "lure of a thousand people per day in its "It will become the world stay where it is or vision," will aid in these in New York, who spoke on let it sink even lower," he "Living with Scarcity." elevators, according to Shinn. increasingly expensive to use changes, he said. Lack of water will be the "The petroleum age is oil,both because of cash and said. Only with more concerted next major crisis and will be coming to a close," he said. because "it takes energy to efforts to conserve energy get energy." This way violates the greater in magnitude than the The world has used more human sense of social justice, now, will mankind be able to fuel crisis, he said. "The energy in the past several In the United States in 1910, live comfortably in the future, decades than ever before. In it took one calorie of work to Shinn said. water we are using today is A third choice would be to Shinn said. the same water that was 1977, President Jimmy Carter get one calorie of food; in 1970, announced that in the decade it took an-input of nine calories around in the days of the to gain one calorie, he said. dinosaurs." of the 'SOs, the world s "In sum, what water we consumed more petroleum Raw materials are also Paintings and graphics exhibited have today is what we had than in all prior history and becoming increasingly eons ago," Shinn said. the '60s doubled the '50s scarce. "Twenty years ago, as graduate student's thesis Already shortages are being consumption, according to the United States was self- Shinn. sufficient in terms of A graduate thesis who in September of 1978. seen. "Restaurants have painting and graphics by He will complete the cards on the tables which tell Shinn also said that all of the supplying its essential raw 10 countries he visited during materials," Shinn said. James Madison University requirements for his master's customers that water will be graduate student James T degree this August. served only on request. a recent sabbatical were However, it is predicted, by doing their economic planning the year 2000, thaf'the United Rocha will be on exhibit at "We have to learn that James Madison University's The Sawhill Gallery is water is becoming scarce, he on the assumption of States will depend on imports located in the Duke Fine Arts i nc reas ing energy for 80 percent of its essential Sawhill Gallery April 9-13. said, "or there won't be Rocha, who began his Center on the JMU campus. enough for all human consumption, while all knew raw materials." The gallery is open weekdays of the declining supply. "They A possible answer to this graduate work at JMU in May desires." of 1978, has been a graduate from 8 a.m.-noon and 1 p.m.- In countries other than the planned on consuming more massive energy crises is a 4:30p.m. and there is not when they knew there would "Technological fix," the use teaching assistant in the JMU United States, a lack of art department since admission charge. firewood represents an energy be less," he' said. of technology to solve the crisis," he said. "It used to There are still untapped oil problem, according to Shinn. take one person two hours to sources left "in the world. Wayne's Our haircuts Unisex Salon and Body Waves
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Anyone interested in the Poet Laureate of Illinois, Spring JMU Jazz concert is attending, please contact Dr. Admissions, who are helping presented by the JMU search. J Davis, 222 Burruss Hall by Gwendolyn Brookes will the BSA coordinate the Home economics graduates speak today at 8 p.m. in a" Jet. The BSA will try to department of music and is April 6 . Grafton-Stovall Theatre. The rn to the public free of will meet April 2 at 4 p.m. in places for the students to rge. room 101 of Moody Hall. lecture is sponsored by the stay for the weekend. Mayo Business education and office Spanish tutoring Black Student Alliance and said. adminstration graduates will the Office of Minority Affairs. Other plans for the Listening ear Lucille Romanello and Brookes is the recipient of 30 meet April 3 at 4 p.m. in Mary Phillips will tutor remainder of the semester Harrison Annex room B—3. honorary doctorates, Need a confidential, no Spanish during April. One of succeeded Carl Sandburg as include some type of fund Biology, Chemistry, math, them will be in the Language raising project, continuing hassle, annonymous place to and physics graduates will Poet Laureate of Illinois, won call? For frustrations, Center of Keezel Hall every the Pulitzer in 1950, and is visits to the Linville emotional loss, anxiety, meet April3at7:30p.m. in the Correctional Unit to talk to Miller auditorium. English, Tuesday from 6:30 to 8 p.m. often called the "greatest Suestions about pregnancy, All students are free to take living American poet." In inmates there, and continuing ope, alcohol, sex, etc. call foreign languages, history, advantage of this service. the Saturday Adoption philosophy, religion, tonight's lecture, she will read Listening Ear. Listening Ear some of her works and will Program, where BSA can be called from noon to Psychology, and community members spend a Saturday health graduates will meet Psyc. club field questions* from the midnight at 6444. A volunteer audience, according to BSA afternoon with children from will be ready to listen. April 3 at 4:30 p.m. in Miller The Psychology Club will the area. Mayo said. auditorium. Fine Arts and have a pot luck dinner at President Marvin Mayo. ft In other BSA activities, As outgoing president, Communication Graduates Peggy Downey's home at 7 Mayo observed that the year Art exhibition will meet April 4 at 4 p.m. in p.m. on April 3. Directions officers for next year were Miller Auditorium. elected March 26. The new had been "very successful." and sign-up sheet are in "In years to come, the race There will be an invitational Marketing and management Johnston Hall. Elections will officers include: Carl ton exhibition for outstanding Brown, president; Billy for president of the BSA will graduates will meet on April 5 be held for next year's be like the race for SGA senior artists at Artworks at 6 p.m. in Harrison A—205. officers. • Henderson, vice president; Gallery from March 25 to Teacher education graduates Cassandra Brown, recording president among minority April 7. The opening reception will meet April 4 at 6 p.m. in Physics society secretary; Pamela Finley, students," Mayo said. "We will be held April 5 from 10:30 Wilson Auditorium. corresponding secretary, and need a t least three more years to 11:30 a.m. The Artworks The Physics Society of Brenda Dixon, treasurer. to really get off the ground- Gallery is open from 12—5 Marine science James Madison University Brian Robertson was we need participation of all p.m. Wednesday through will sponsor a lecture on the elected parliamentarian, minority students to tackle Saturday, Thursday night till Biology and geology majors Space Shuttle April 2 to be Mario McBride was elected any large projects." 9 p.m., and from 4 to 6 p.m. on wishing to enroll in given by NASA. It will be held sergeant-at-arms, and Buddy Particularly successful this Sunday. "Introduction to Marine at 4 p.m. in Miller 109. Wallace was elected historian. year was the first annual Science," a four semester The new officers will Black Emphasis Month in Sociology club hour elective credit course in Address change assume their positions April February, Mayo said. biology or geology, taught off- 19. Turnout for events was good, All those interested in campus in the Rappahannock For students to receive their The BSA is sponsoring a especially for the BSA becoming a Charter Member River and Chesapeake Bay magazines during the ficnic for incoming minority produced play "Amen of the James Madison area, must complete summer months a change of reshmen, tentatively Corner" presented Feb. 7-10 University Sociology Club who registration with Dr. William address must now be sent to scheduled for April 21, so that and the Gospel Extravaganza could not attend the March 22 Jones, Program Coordinator, the publisher. To do it now it will correspond with Spring and "In Search of the meeting call Sarah Clark at Burrus 216, no later than April will assure that the June Fever Weekend here, Mayo Destiny" presentations on the 5555 or drop a note to box 613. 27. issues will go to your home. said. Any funding will be 25th. ATTENTION, SWEATHOGS! Applications for next year's staff of The Breeze are being taken now
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Page 8, THE BREEZE, Tuesday, April 3, 1979 • SGA sports, increasing the amount with Bill Merck, assistant vice reminded the group that < (inliiiiinl from l\»U«' I > to the group about items to of money in the emergency president of business affairs, President Ronald Carrier unanimously. include in next year's SGA student loan account, and and Dick Garber, university promised to base his decision A request from Delta Sigma budget. These included increasing the money used for safety coordinator, and on how seniors voted, and Pi, a business fraternity, for entitling the SGA and the the student typing room. discussed installing locks on seniors voted before spring $200 to finance convention University Program Board to Pile and Administrative suite doors in N-complex. break to graduate travel expenses was held, a certain number of free ads Vice President Dave Martin Garber is investigating individually. Watkins. The SGA's in The Breeze, setting up a reported about the conference building code standards to see In a meeting with Carrier, contingency account is down small scholarship to pay which the executive council if the recommendation is Pile learned that plans are in to $716, so the committee has someone to be an "advocate, recently attended. "I thought possible, Chuck Cunningham, the works to enlarge the to wait until all or troubleshooter" and we dominated again," Martin chairman of the building and Warren University Union, reimbursements are made to investigate complaints aired said. JMU SGA programs grounds committee, said. allowing more room for candidates before making a in letters to the editor in The were "being used as good A new vegetarian line in d- student offices and meeting decision on any more Breeze, setting up a special examples," he added. hall has been a "great rooms. "This is something allocations. club sports account to be used N-complex senators met success," according to food those of you who will be here Pile gave some suggestions specifically to finance new service advisory chairperson in the future can look forward Robin Lawrence. to," he said. Four seniors have Approximately 600 students complained to Pile about not used the WUU typing room being able to graduate between Oct., 78 and * Big Brothers because of bad advice from Christmas break, Pile said. advisers, Pile said. "That's an excellent, Pile said he had solved two excellent service." ■ ( niilimicd from looking to get active in the The youngest child must be at least five and a kid can't of the four problems by Candidates for today's SGA beginning of this academic community and do something talking to administrators, but elections are: president-Dave special for somebody else, enter the program after vear turning 17. Dvorscak said he fears there may be more Martin, Alvin Walker; Brooks adds: "It's really then it's a good deal." he said. administrative vice president- unique to have a kid show Being a companion to a The program is funded by seniors in the same the United Way. the Division predicament. Apparently, Chuck Cunningham, Radi respect and love for you as needy child is a good advisers told some students Simpson; legislative vice vou do for him " experience, according to of .Justice and Crime Prevention. private that it was okay to substitute a president-Robin Lawrence, "It's fun for me just to Allen Jim Watkins, Anne Mares; watch him." said Dawn "Most people here lead contributions and fundraising higher level history course for events a lower one which is required treasurer-Jeff Bolander, Blades, who is unique in that pretty sheltered lives, and this in general studies, ana now Charles Bond; secretary- she is a Big Sister for a Little exposes you to other things." About 35 children, mostly these students are being told Debbie Smith, Jean Rrother. Paul he said hoys, haven't been matched they can not graduate, he McClelland, Virginia Reese. Paul has cerebral palsey. yet because of a shortage of said. "The results (of the health and he doesn't do much at "Anybody with time and male volunteers Several Big patience" should be a Big A final decision will be center evaluation survey) home, so exposing him to new Sisters have yet to be matched made about how graduation is came out very favorable," experiences. such as Brother or a Big Sister. with children because they Blades said to be conducted by the end of Pile said. "I'm very happy swimming, playing basketball have no transportation and the week, Pile said. He with the results." with members of the JMW There are no special the kids live out of town team and dorm life "really qualifications for becoming a thrills him. and so I have fun. Big Brother-Sister besides After considering all the too." she said being at least 18 years old. pros and cons of volunteering Matching Blades and Paul being able to devote at least one's time to this program, a is "very experimental." one academic year to the Big Brother concluded that Dvorscak said. Matching a program. and being getting a child to warm up to male child with a female adult "genuinely interested in an adult may be a problem at has been done in other parts of working with a child." first, but eventually the CAN BE BEAT the country, but had not been Dvorscak said relationship grows into a real Almost 2 million people are living proof tried in this area The oldest Big Brother is 56 friendship, and that makes it The experiment was and the oldest Big .. Sister 50. "*all worthwhile your contributions count. attempted because fo several reasons. Dvorscak said Paul Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Mil Illflllllllllllllllllllll Illllflllll «MHMMlM«»IIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIHIimimillMllllllUIIIIIIIIIIIIHItl •lillll^ had been waiting a very long time to be matched. Blades had requested to work with a handicapped child, and Paul Spring is Happening at | and his mother agreed to the setup Blades and Paul will be watched closely to see how it works out. she said. Image Boutique's ] Three paid staff members keep in touch with all participants in the program at least once a month to see if Grand Opening [ everything is flowing smoothly In addition, group activities, such as skating, picnics and parties, are April 5-14 | planned each month. Before a match is made, both the child and the adult are screened and interviewed New Spring Fashions to find out with what type of person they would like to be Juniors & Disco paired. An orientation session 5 is held to help prepare the Big Brother-Sister After the match is made, problems sometimes do Live Modeling occur. Some parents try to § use the Big Brother-Sister as a babysitter Once a mother made a pass at a Big Brother. Refreshments Dvorscak said Also, occasionally a match will not s get along well. In these cases, 00 matches are terminated and $50. Door Prize | each member gets rematched "On the other hand, you 00 can get an awful lot of 4- $25. Gift Certificates I rewards out of it. too." she said The rewards outweigh the Hours: 9-5 pm problems, according, to the Big Brothers and Big Sisters interviewed Thursday and Friday 9-9 "It's a good experience to see things through the eyes of a kid again." Brooks said 56 S. Main "You discover a lot about yourself (FormerlyUniversity Square) "It's very little to ask. but it's not the kind of thing for IIIIIIHIIIIIIIIHIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIiniUIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHItlHIIIIIIIHIIII 1 11111111M11111111111HIU It 11 It M11M111111111 r everybody But if you're THE BREEZE. Tuesday, April 3, 1979, Page 9 SldeshOWf*. cArts^ People
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Prtrr Gnhrtrl Peter Gabriel It* IIM IMWSON Peter Gabriel's second solo LP since leaving Genesis hears Ihe same title as his first, simply "Peter Gahriel " That should tell you something. Also like the first LP. there's a bit of overindulgence Yet one can only overindulge when he has the freedom to indulge in the first place The overall freedom Gahriel evidently had in putting together the albums mnv have resulted in a weak spot here and there, but won most of the failures are entertaining experiments "Animal Magic'- and "On the Air"are the most interesting of the less-impressive' songs. "Animal Mnefc" sounds intriguingly like Mott from "The Hoople "--hut. for the same reason, is a bit dated. If sunn bv Roger Da I trey. "On the Air" would have fit on the Who's "Quadrophenia" with no problem whatsoever With Gabriel singing, however, it doesn't finite work Hut enough complaining "White Shadow." Gabriel's nod to those who bought the record expecting "Selling England Ry the Pound." is the only song on the record with a Genesis flavor. Gabriel's finest moments, however, are with "Mother of Violence'' and "A Wonderful Day in a One- W.iv World " "Mother of Violence." like "Indigo." is a refreshingly uncluttered song which highlights Gabriel's odd voice (One problem with some of the other songs, in fact, is that Gabriel's vocals are mixed down too far i "A Wonderful Day in a One-Way World" is a quirky, upbeat kind of absurdist reggae--a decidedly strange thing to find on this record, but something Gahriel pulls off nicely enough. "D.I.Y." is the album's rocker, with Gabriel's mock-arrogant Ivrics and vocals combining to an-almost humourous effect 'Godspell9 elates the audience By LORI MAGAI and BRUCE TAYLOR It is a shame that the Catholic Campus Ministry's production of "Godspell" by Stephen Schwarz was released to the Anthony- photo by Bob ROM Seeger Auditorium. A production of this caliber belongs on OUTSTANDING SENIOR ARTISTS exhibit Baugher (above) and an oil by Linda Harding Mainstage. Every aspect of this musical, which ended Saturday (below) are only two of the many works on night, is superior. their work in the Student Artworks Gallery Considering the limited facilities with which the CCM had to through April 7. A watercolor by Craig display. ^ deal, the technical aspects are amazingly well-done. Particularly effective is the lighting. The use of reds and blues to reflect and promote mood in the accusation scenes and several of the parables was pleasant. The use of bare light-bulbs onstage was also most effective. Although, due to the size of the theater the band was placed offstage, their presence was very much felt by the audience. The appropriately Spartan stage offset by the vivid costumes also added a distinctive flavor to the show. Being Anita Bradshaw's first directorial effort, "Godspell" displays her remarkable talent and potential. The show, which relies, on pantomime, movement, and character placement on stage, is considered extremely difficult to block gracefully. Ms. Bradshaw's blocking, teamed with Melanie Monacell's choreography, was superior to any student-directed show we have seen this year. Structurally, "Godspell" directly follows the Gospel according to St. Matthew. The parables and homilies dominate the show during the First Act, as ddes the concern for Christ as a man in the Second. The cast must function well as a unit while each character remains distinct for "Godspell" to be a success. By this standard, the production was a success. All the cast members display an acting potential that makes one hope to see them in further productions. Particularly good were Tim Williams, Patty Kelly, and Myra Wheat. Marty Smith should be commended for his performance as Jesus. He portrays, with subtlety and sensitivity, Jesus as the man whose path is set apart. His Godly quality emerges powerfully at appropriate moments. Vocally, the cast displayed excellent talent, although at times their voices were overpowered by the instrumental. Specifically delightful was Patty Kelly's rendition of "Bless the Lord," Myra Wheats "Turn Back, 0 Man," Marty Smith and Tim Powell's "All For the Best," and Tim Williams' "We Beseech Thee." "GodspeH's" overall effect is one of elation. Originally billed as a celebration, the show runs a gamut of emotions that culminate in an extremely religious experience, and leaves its audience in an elevated frame of mind. ■koto bv "ob Rots Page 10, THE BREEZE. Tuesday, April 3, 1979 Camp counselor positions available, earn credits nothing to do with which The workshop offers JMU The costs are $34 and $52 Some information about the By TERESA CAVINESS children are chosen. students a 24-hour experience respectively for out-of-state children will be available at Positions as camp As counselors, JMU since they will live with the undergraduate and graduate orientation, Christiansen said. counselors are available to students will plan programs in campers. students. Students will also register at students of James Madison the session and if they are University through the special such activities as arts and There will be nightly Two orientation sessions crafts, swimming, dancing, sessions with instructors and will be held on Apri 111 a nd 19. unable to attend, they should education department. contact the special education According to Ted hiking, music, and horseback fulltime staff for reports and The sessions are required of riding. 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SGA and Honor Council elections TODAY Vote 9 a.m.—7 p.m., 1st floor, Warren University Union Page 2, THE BREEZE ELECTION SPECIAL. Tuesday, April 3, 1979 SGA president: Martin stresses experience as vice president By DWAYNE YANCEY His first involvement came Planning and Development for each course taught the could be compared to other Dave Martin sees becoming as an SGA senator from Commission, Honor Advisory next semester. schools." Student Government Weaver Hall and last year he Board, Commission on This will allow students to • He also would like to resolve Association president is the was elected administrative Student Services, Commission judge whether they want to conflicting interpretations of next logical step in his career. vice president, second only to on Faculty Affairs, take a particular course state liquor laws by the "I came to school with the the president. Commission on without having to contact the Alcoholic Beverage Control thought of going into law, Not surprisingly, his Undergraduate Studies, and professor or actually sign up board and James Madison possibly politics, and I thought campaign platform stresses was co-chairman of the for the class, he said. University officials. the student government would his experience. subcommittee on alcohol. It would be distributed free Cable TV: Martin wants to the best way to find out As administrative vice He has also headed up before registration, he said. investigate the possibility of nether I like that type of president, he has served on numerous SGA activities, Martin estimated the cost at installing cable TV in each he said. the University Council, including acquiring study $800, adding "that's nothing to dorm room. He said he has space in academic buildings a budget of $190,000, and it contacted cable officials here at night, longer library hours provides a service." and in New York and both said during exams and the SGA A similiar course outline such a plan was feasible but book sale. booklet at Marquette neither could estimate the "Sure, they're simple little University has been "very, cost involved. things but they've been very effective and has been In 1976, then SGA President effective," the junior political used extensively," he said. Mike Anestos estimated the science major from Bookstore prices: Martin cost at $200,000. Rochester, NY., said. "We've wants to lower the prices of Martin said he had talked to made a few mistakes, sure, everyday items in the JMU faculty members who say but on the whole we've been bookstore installing cable is "very the best student government "Why cant they sell them at realistic" while he said some that's ever been here." cost?," he asked. "The housing- officials here have He sees the SGA's role as bookstore shouldn't be trying said "it's not possible at all." providing services for to make money^on us." He said Bridgewater students and lobbying the He also would like to see the College " is currently administration. Two bookstore carry additional considering installing cable examples he cited from this brands beside "top-of-the- TV in each dorm room. year are the SGA's line" items. This way, Martin University pub: Martin underprivileged youth said, students would not have favors renovating Duke's program and the new teacher to go off-campus to make their Grill into a pub .rather than grievance procedure, adopted purchases and JMU could using the Warren University as a compromise to publishing become "more self- Union ballroom on a full-time teacher evaluations. sufficient." basis. Martin's platform consists Alcohol: By working Too many groups use the of seven major areas: course through the Virginia Student ballroom, he said, for that to outlines, bookstore prices, Association, a state SGA be used as a pub on a regular alcohol laws, cable TV, organization, Martin would hitji university pub, escort like to see ABC laws become The College of William and services and Coors. "more concrete." Mary has a student-run Course outlines: He "I don't want them pub and Martin is currently proposes publishing a booklet stricter," he said. "It's just waiting to hear from SGA each semester listing the that the way they are now the officers there how it was set objectives, teaching methods, laws can be interpreted one up. textbooks, grading way by one person and Aside from remodeling i another way by another. If DAVE MARTIN procedures, attendance policies and other information they were more concrete, they Continued on Page 8 SGA president: Walker sees himself as 'just a plain student9 would "try to get at least one By DWAYNE YANCEY introduced, but it was vetoed With the smaller SGA he is plans yet. He did say, however, one controversial speaker at least Alvin Walker sees himself by the executive council, a proposing, "many things we once every eight weeks." as "just a plain student" move Walker called "a slap in (SGA) do can be controlled by goal would be to "establish a NORML committee here" and Emergency service: running for Student our face." The senate failed to Inter-Hall Council, which I Walker's "biggest long-term Government Association override the veto. think has a better relationship publish a pamphlet to aid students if they are ever goal" would be to set up a president. "After the Chrysalis issue I with the students," Walker JMU Emergency Service as His campaign posters show began getting negative said. arrested, whether on a drug charge or on a traffic an integrated part of the the former Spotswood Hall feedback from the executive This would allow the SGA to Harrisonburg Rescue Squad. senator lying in a hammock. council," Walker said. "It was concentrate more on violation. "Students should know one The Emergency Service And he states "I don't have all a series of things that just kept academics, he said. "We would be composed of the qualifications (his building" until he decided to really do need an emphasis on thing to do when they're arrested and that's to shut students trained in emergency opponent Dave) Martin has." resign. academics around here." techniques who could respond He said he is running partly The SGA Executive Council Raffles and contests: up," he said. to "remove the elitism of the has too much power, Walker Walker is proposing that the Speakers: Walker said he Continued on Page 8 SGA" but also because of "the believes. SGA sponsor raffles for a trip vagueness in Martin's Instead of running student to New York City and a ticket platform" and Walker's own senate meetings, the to an NBC program, such as interest in student executive officers "should Saturday Night Live, a ride in government. leave after they give their a hot air balloon, tickets to Sea "I'd like to see some things reports," he said. "After all, World, Disney World, and the changed," the junior political it's a senate meeting... I don't Super Bowl. science and communication, like the idea that the senate He also wants to see the arts major from Richmond and the executive council SGA sponsor a frisbee contest said. "And this will help me should be a complete unit." on the quad and a "battle of since I am planning on going Walker's platform the bands" for student groups. into politics later in life. It primarily calls for a This would give student (being SGA president) would revamping of the SGA's musicians public exposure be very educational for me." internal operation and more and a chance for bigger Walker has been a critic of SGA-sponsored activities. engagements, he said. the present SGA Election of senators: Festival of hedonism: This administration, particularly Walker would like to see SGA would be held near Newman president Darrell Pile whom senators elected through Lake and feature events such he claimed is "arrogant and schools or departments rather as a three-legged man race egotistical." than by dorms. and a potato sack race, Walker was senator from He said students would Walker said. September, 1977 until this know candidates from their State smoke-in: One of February, when he resigned, major better than they do Walker's campaign posters partly to protest "being candidates from their dorm. calls for "the first state smoke stifled" and partly out of his This would lead to "greater in" with Old Dominion need to find a job. emphasis on academics," he University's National He said his relations with said, as well as a smaller, Organization for the Reform Pile and the rest of the SGA more efficient SGA. of Marijuana Laws Executive Council began Commuters, Inter-Hall committee. "All Virginia deteriorating in October Council. Walker would like to colleges and universities will during senate debate on a see the Commuter Student be asked to participate," the proposal to send two Chrysalis Committee and Inter-Hall poster reads. representatives to a national Council, currently Walker said he has convention. subordinate to the SGA, discussed this idea with a The senate approved the become independent, co-equal friend who is seeking SGA measure, which Walker bodies office at ODU but has no firm ALVIN WALKER THE BREEZE ELECTION SPECIAL, Tuesday, April 3, 1979, Page 3 Legislative vice president Legislative vice president Jim Watkins Robin Lawrence By MAUREEN RILEY him for the position of By MAUREEN RILEY Virginia Military Institute legislative vice president. He "Someone who enioys their and the University of Virginia was also Commuter Student work will work harder," said receive more state funding in Committee treasurer last Robin Lawrence, candidate proportion to James Madison year. for legislative vice president University and Jim Watkins,if In the position "I would lead of the Student Government elected Student Government the student senate during Association. Association legislative vice their meetings and would also JIM WATKINS "Somebody has got to do the president, would like to begin know the financial aspects of meetings," he said. work, and since I really enjoy a program of JMU students the SGA," Watkins said. Watkins would also like to working for the students, I will lobbying to increase JMU "People have to realize that expand the food service work hard" facilities. this person will lead the options in Duke's Grill and the Lawrence, a sophomore, As chairman of the SGA senate and he needs to control dining hall. "I have talked has been an SGA senator for finance committee this year, and provide leadership; I feel with some of the two years and because she is Watkins has realized that "a that I could fufill that," he administration personnel, and experienced, she'd like to lot of state representatives said. I believe that an optional move up in the SGA, she said. feel that our school is still a "The SGA is there for you," program will be available The legislative vice ROBIN LAWRENCE small girls' school; but we're he continued. This year, at early next fall, " he said. president presides over the not. We've grown," he said. times, people have walked "But we still need to keep student senate meetings. Watkins would conjure up into the SGA office and walked pushing." Lawrence was elected pro she said. Some sort of interest for the program by out deeply hurt because Student priority at all temp of the senate this year, committee working with the sending letters to campus particular SGA members university functions should be who is the person right under bookstore would improve the clubs, using ads in The Breeze weren't as courteous as they assured, Watkins said. the legislative vice president. services offered, Lawrence and advising student senators might have been, Watkins "There is no reason why we "I'm very qualified for this said. As chairperson of the to inform their constituents, said. Elected officers should should be second-seeded to position, since I've worked Health Center advisory board he said. He then hopes that realize that they are elected to outside organizations," he right under him this year. I this year, Lawrence has students will write or visit serve the students, he said. said. know what he has to do," she determined that it is a "good their representatives and Better communication "We've had a good SGA this said. sounding board for students push for more JMU facilities. between the faculty and year" although the student Lawrence 's main platform with complaints," she said. The finance committee has students needs to be achieved body may not realize just bow is "to create some type of "If more students knew about been "if not the active, one of next year, according to good, Watkins said. means so students can learn it (the committee), its the most active committees Watkins. The faculty and "A lot of times what you more about university availability, we could work this year," Watkins said. He student senate banquet this read in The Breeze about SGA procedures and the SGA,"she better." Lawrence said. believes that his experience year was "a step in the right doesn't reflect the hard work said. The statewide SGA that with this committee and his direction but we need to and time put in by the "The (student) handbook "never got off the ground this role of SGA senator qualify continue those types of senators," he said. explains a lot, but procedures year" is another area need to be spelled out more Lawrence Would like to clearly," she said. A improve, she said. She Legislative vice president pamphlet made available at believes it could be a good registration was one way lobbying board for Virginia Lawrence suggests getting the students with a strong impact Ann Mares information to the students. on Virginia legislation, be kept up to date on new "A lot of students are Lawrence said By MAUREEN RILEY programs and catalog talking about the JMU Pub Lawrence also is chairman Service programs, such as changes, Mares said. that tried to get established of the Food Services advisory interest-free loans and used As an SGA senator last this year," Lawrence said. committee this year and book sales, will be continued year, Mares served on the She will work hard to get the believes that relations with next year if she is elected Constitutional revisions and Pub going next year, but if it Food Services have improved legislative vice president next campus elections committees. doesn't come through she this year. "We are closer this year, said Anne Mares, a wants to work on trying to get year than ever to getting sophomore. This year she is Hall Counicil r § resident for Converse Duke's Grill renovated to varied dining hall contracts, 'The SGA has done a very ormitory, but she still provide a better atmosphere. which is a project she would good job this year with service attends all of the SGA "Any ideas to make Duke's work on if elected next year. Sojects, and they offer a lot to meetings, she said. The Grill look better, such as. She has been an SGA i students," Mares said. experience she has had with pictures on the walls and senator for two years and She also would like to the Inter-hall council this round tables instead of served on the public relations improve the academic year, will qualilfy her for the booths," are what Lawrence and campus election advising program if elected, SGA's executive has in mind. committees last year. This she said. "If you have a ANN MARES representative next year, if She also would like to year her work as protemp of problem with your adviser, elected. improve the availability of the senate and as chairperson you have to go through a lot of "I also know the workings of textbooks and materials in the of the food services advisory red tape to get anything done should apply to advisers.too, the senate.and I have some JMU bookstore. "It is and health center advisory about it," she said. because "students rely ideas to improve annoying when students have committees have prepared . The grievance procedure heavily on their advisers/' (Continued on Page 8) to wait for textbooks to come her for the job of legislative currently used for professors she said. Advisers should also in after classes have started," vice president, she said. RUN A CHUCK MILLION-DOLLAR BUSINESS IN LESS CUNNINGHAM THAN A YEAR. SGA Administrative Vice-President] Vote for Supply officers are the professional Continued Hard Work and Experience business managers of the Navy. Finan- cial management, auditing, merchan- QUALIFICATIONS: dising, purchasing-- everything it • SGA Senator - 2 years, takes to keep the Navy moving, moves • Chairman of Buildings and Grounds Committee through them Even^at a junior level, • Commission on Student Services .Member the Supply Of ficer responsible for a single ship runs an operation equiva- • Food Service Advisory Committee Member lent to a million dollar-a-year • Chairman of Young Americans for Freedom business. • Varsity Football Manager - 2 years Navy Representatives will be on hand 3-5 Apr.il 1979. APRIL 3, 1979 ^^— Tl I » I- Page 4, THE BREEZE ELECTION SPECIAL, Tuesday, April 3, 1979 Administrative vice president Chuck Cunningham
By BRUCE OSBORNE office because he is a "self- manager for the past two Somberly grasping his made man," and because: years. "bible," the blond-haired, "When I get in an organization Cunningham is running for brown-eyed man in the blue I never quit. I always do the office because of his continued suit flips through a few of the best possible job that I can." interest in student pages, pointing out certain Fulfilling the government, and adds: "I'd passages. administrative vice still want the office just as No, this man is not a Baptist president's constitutional badly if there was no money preacher. He is sophomore responsibilities by expressing involved." political science-public the students' viewpoints at all Cunningham's opponent, administration major Chuck university commission Radi Simpson, is not as well Cunningham, a candidate for meetings and reporting on qualified as he is for the office, the office of Student these meetings to the SGA is Cunningham said, mainly Government Association Cunningham's "first and because Simpson has not administrative vice president. foremost" goal, he said. He served on the SGA here. The item that he refers to as also wants to continue The SGA's work this year his "bible" is actually a working on liberalizing the has been "more involved" and booklet in which he writes the alcohol and party policies. has covered a "wider range of times and dates of his busy Cunningham's controversial issues than in schedule. qualifications include being a the past," he said. Cunningham says he follows student senator for two years, As for the feud between the this saying religiously: chairman of the SGA SGA and The Breeze this year, "Treat time as money. Never buildings and grounds there is "a classic clash waste it, because you can't go committee this year, a between press and back-productivity." member of the SGA food government, but there Cunningham would like to service advisory this year, a shouldn't be control over what bring these virtues, plus his member of the commission on the press publishes," he said. "dedication, diligence and student services, chairman of Cunningham is serious devotion" to the office for Young Americans for about his life in student which he is running. Freedom this year, hall politics. "I put business CHUCK CUNNINGHAM Cunningham believes he is council member for past two before pleasure. Efficiency is specially qualified for this years, and varsity football what counts." Administrative vice president Radi Simpson
By BRUCE OSBORNE diplomatic, but I can also "Not everyone can afford a What do you get when you raise a stink better than the tennis racket when in combine a resident adviser average guy." college," he said about the and a male cheerleader? Six goals are important to lack of free recreational If you guessed a two-headed Simpson: re-evaluating the equipment. Adding more student who turns cartwheels commuter parking situation, equipment to either Warren and writes people up, guess improving the ticketing University Union or to again. process for cars parked dormitories would remedy This combination results in illegally on campus, checking this problem. Radi Simpson, a junior into health center complaints, Simpson's qualifications, psychology major who is improving the faculty besides those already running for Student advising system, securing mentioned, include serving on Government Association more free recreational Ikenberry's hall council administrative vice president. equipment for students, and freshman year. Simpson believes he has making public the budgets of Simpson is running for this gained valuable experience in Duke's Grill and the 7 these positions that he wants Bookstore. position because: '1 feel I to bring to the job for which he A notice should be sent via belong in student government is running. As an RA, he the post office to any student because of my qualifications. established contacts with receiving a parking ticket to I feel I can best serve the administration officials. As a prevent students from having people in an office such as cheerleader, Simpson said he to pay late fees if someone this." is in a "diplomatic position" removes the ticket from their About the SGA, "I can't while performing at other car. point out something concrete schools and competing at As for the health center: "I that they've done this year," camps. think they've classified all Simpson said. "They've done Simpson believes his student needs as a cold." a good job as far as keeping natural public speaking Increasing the number of students informed of their ability will help him if elected hours faculty advisers are actions, but I'd like to have . "I've got a gift of gab. Groups required to be in their offices seen something more of people do not make me should improve the advising concrete." RADI SIMPSON nervous. I can be very system.
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By DEBBIE YARD open finance committee "Student support is Junior Jeff Bolander's meetings and establishing necessary to persuade the platform for Student criteria for funding administration to change any Government Association organizations. existing policy," he said. treasurer is based on two "I Want people to be able to "The treasurer can cultivate broad categories- go into a finance committee student support and motivate administrative policies and meeting and see how the students to write letters so student government policies. members vote. It's not fair to that something can be done Among the administrative an organization when this about the problem. policies Bolander plans to committee votes behind "I think students on-campus pursue are locks on suite closed doors. The are more responsible than the doors, more options for organization has no way to administration gives them alternative dining hall Kotest or to defend itself and credit for," he said. "They contracts, and continued s no chance for rebuttal," should be able to lock their liberalization of the alcohol Bolander said. suite doors or have more policies. In regard to establishing parties if they want to." Bolander, an off—campus criteria for funding, Bolander Bolander, who has been on senator, said alternate dining said, "Right now there are no the finance committee this hall contracts are necessary established guidelines set for year and is chairman of the because, "if you don't want a an organization coming to the SGA credentials committee, meal, you shouldn't have to SGA for funding. Criteria has handled $8,000 to $10,000 pay for it." needs to be set for what kinds working as a salesman for a In SGA matters, Bolander's of organizations can come sporting goods company this main .goal is more fiscal before the SGA for funding year. "I feel I am the most JEFF BOLANDER responsibility in the executive and how much fund-raising qualified person to serve the council. He also advocates they must do on their own. studeWs, he said.
Treasurer Charles Bond V
By DEBBIE YARD function as a commuter didn't have a specific "I pledge to every member of newspaper due to lack of complaint against that the student body of James space, he said. office." Madison University to always Bond also proposes in his "I believe I'm an excellent do my very best if elected and platform to go to the clubs to candidate," said Bond, who, to always remain responsive assist them with funding as a senator, has been a to the desires of you the requests, to explain the member of the SGA students. My door will always funding procedure and to let constitutional revisions be open to you for your ideas, them know that this money is committee, the university your suggestions and your available. commission on graduate criticisms. Your vote will be 'One student came up to me studies, the special committee appreciated and recently and asked if the SGA on teacher-course evaluations remembered." had funds to allocate," he and the special committee on So states sophomore said. "It's assumed that the ABC policy. Charles Bond in his everyone knows about it, but Bond is also treasurer of the declaration of intention for the they don't." JMU Young Democrats, a office of Student Government If elected Bond plans to member of the JMU Debate Association treasurer. pursue bi-monthly paychecks Team and a member of the Bond, a senator from for student employees, suite Pre—Legal Society. Garber Hall, lists as his door locks, a Greek complex "I will be and have been platform the securing of front parking lot, which Bond said dedicated to the job of end budgeting for the was promised to the Greeks if working in the SGA," he said. Commuter Student they moved on campus, -a "There's a difference between Committee and the Inter-Hall cable TV option for dorm the officer who does his duties Council so that these two rooms which would be set up as stipulated in the organizations would receive a like telephone outside-lines, constitution and the one who £ yearly allotment of funds and a more effective goes above and beyond that." instead of having to request intramural office. "There's more to the office funding each time they start a The intramural program than just balancing the books project. He also wants to have here is "one of my pet and writing checks and that's Scooter's Nooze funded peeves," said Bond. "I have the kind of officer I want to because The Breeze cannot yet to see a team captain who be," Bond said. CHARLES BOND
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By C1N0Y ELMORE campus correspondent for the Reese could devote a lot of "I'm very vocal and I speak Richmond News-Leader, hall work to the SGA since she is up for what I believe in. I council representative, and is not in any other major think the SGA heeds someone an office assistant to the editions on campus, she said, like that," one candidate for college admissions director. owever, she feels that the Student Government role of secretary should be a Association secretary said. fairly passive one. Reese was an active high Virginia Reese became school student and would like interested in the position as an to become additionally active As for the present SGA, opportunity to express not at JMU. "there's a lot more I think only her own views, but the they should have done. The views of others who do not officers have worked hard, want direct involvement. "I'd like to have the but a lot more issues need opportunity to express my indepth work," she said. The 19-year-old views, like any other person/' management-marketing she added. "I would have to learn a lot first, to bring up Likewise, Reese believes major is a sophomore from the SGA needs a closer Hopewell. She u a member of new issues and get them resolved. I'd go about it in all relationship with other the Student Judicial Council, organizations, with the Lifestyle Board, and student body, and with the University Program Board. directions and hopefully a faculty, to get their efforts In addition, she serves as a resolution would come uo " accomplished. VIRGINIA REESE Secretary Jean McCleUan Secretary By CINDY ELMORE Debbie Smith Policy alterations involving grievance councils, class attendance, academic By CINDY ELMORE There are wings that haven t advisers, the bookstore, and Increasing the motivation been completed that should be the health center are on one of new Stuudent Government worked on next year the pub candidate's platform for Association senators has been the religious center. Also, a Student Government one of the obstacles for this few new things are most Association secretary. year's organization, Debbie important to me-that more Jean McCleUan, a Smith,, candidate for SGA students know what SGA is sophmore physical education secretary.says. and what we do." major from Petersburg, was Why is she running? The SGA secretary should initially encouraged to run for "I just desire to do the be a representative of the SGA secretary by SGA work/' she said, 'I'm stuudents and should know presidential candidate, Dave enthusiastic about it' their viewpoints as any Martin. senator should, Smith said, Her major goal, if elected, is Debbie Smith, a candidate adding that the customary to see grievance councils for SGA secretary, . was secretarial work also is formed within each unavailable for a photograph. important. department. The councils "I think being a senator has would be composed of been an educational students selected by others in Smith is a junior from experience for myself and for the department, and of faculty Waynesboro, majoring in all involved," she said. members, she said. marketing. She is an SGA "From what I've.heard of Likewise, McCleUan would senator from Dingledine HaH. other schools, from members, encourage the formation of a and serves on the food and from faculty response, university-wide grievance M services advisory committee JMU's SGA is very active." council at the admin*«**« — j£\ and finance committee. In Smith plans, if elected, to level. m addition, she is a member of encourage members to get to An amendment to the class JEAN McCLELLAN Phi Beta Lambda business know one another, to let attendance policy excusing organization and has been a everyone understand how the absences due to university General Electric plant minutes will be written, to r% extracurricular activities, is bookstore, and more traditional role, but to help secretary for two summers. increase laundry facilities, also in her plans. publicized procedures for pull together the student "I feel I've learned the and to get involved in SGA -I've talked to Dr. Hall students staying in the health government," she said. 'The ropes this year," Smith said. committees. about this, and he agrees," center in informing their secretary must keep the SGA she said. "The administration instructors. informed and running can't force instructors to Currently, McCleUan is a smoothly. She is the backbone change, but if the attendance member of the University and is relied upon." policy stated this, they would Program Board Executive McCleUan encourages have to." Council, a representative to students to read the Cancer is often curable. In addition, McCleUan the health and physical candidates' platforms posted would like to see a student education grievance council, in the Warren University evaluation program and and an ex-officio member of Union. "The platforms will The fear of cancer instruction period for the fine arts committee. tell what the candidates stand academic advisers, forced She feels the role of lower book prices in the secretary is "not just the for," she said. is often fatal.
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Rack, now James Madison Rack hopes that the booklet, Rack believes the University Honor Council which will be similar to the academically oriented Honor Coordinator, is running student handbook, will clarify System used at JMU is "best unopposed for the position of Honor Council procedures. suited for the size of our school Honor Council President, a Rack also nas drafted a and the type of students position now held by Pete letter to be sent to all attending." Nedry. incoming freshmen informing "People here wouldn't want Since Rack is running them of the existence and the type of system that unopposed, he said he has implications of the Honor permanently kicks people out already begun working on Code. tor violations," Rack added. projects for next year. To strengthen the Honor Rack, as Honor Council Rack's projects stem from Council, Rack is planning a Coordinator, includes among his overall goal of having the workshop-retreat to train the his accomplishments being a Honor Code "be something Honor Council guest speaker at the William that students live by," he said. representatives, and a state- and Mary state-wide Honor To achieve his objective, wide Honor Council Council conference, and Rack believes that the honor conference "for exchanging serving on the Honor Advisory system needs greater ideas and information about Board here, which is the exposure. "If students can't each school's respective honor legislative body for the honor understand the honor system, system." system. KEVIN RACK they can't be expected to believe in it," Rack said. Honor Council vice president Susan Hobbs By JULIE SUMMERS Running uncontested for the Rack. new president and it can be office of Honor Council vice- "Kevin and I have been sent out" president is chemistry major working together and have According to Hobbs, council Susan Hobbs. talked about things we'd like representatives also need Hobbs, a junior from to see done," she said. more training on the honor Suffolk,is presently a Honor Hobbs said she'd like to see code. Hobbs suggests an Council representative from a separate handbook intensive training period or a the College of Letters and published on the Honor retreat for prospective council Sciences. She also is a Student Council and code or see the representatives. Government Association section rewritten in the "I think the Honor Council senator from Wayland Hall. present student handbook on has come a long way," Hobbs A past chairman of the the Honor Council. said, "It's based on mutual Madison Republicans Club, "We'd like to see the respect and it's a very Hobbs is presently recording students as well as faculty beneficial thing. Usually secretary for the College become more aware of the people see the Honor Council Republicans Federation of Honor Code," Hobbs said, as something that's out to get Virginia. "Kevin already has written a them. We know we have Hobbs says her platform is letter to incoming freshmen somebody's future in our very similar to that of explaining the honor code. All hands, and we want to presidential candidate, Kevin it needs is the signature of the help.not hurt." SUSAN HOBBS SOUTHHAMPTON CtM LAUNDRY Tired #f waiting in line for your dorm's washer LIVE Ceme te Southhampten k end pur wait. 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Page 8, THE BREEZE ELECTION SPECIAL, Tuesday, April 3, 1979 * Martin (Continued from Page 2) being the university near religious center. The need for the SGA's job to sponsor proposals to turn the Inter- Duke's Grill, Martin sees no Coors" this is "very real," he said. raffles and battles of the available space for a regular Hall Council and Commuter "I've also heard from His opponent, former bands. That's entertainment. Student Committee into Bub until the Warren administrative sources that Spotswooa Hall senator Alvin That's the University independent organizations co- niversity Union addition is Coors would donate large Program Board's job." built Walker, has criticized equal with SGA, or to elect sums of money to Madison," Martin's platform as SGA senators by schools, Escorts: Martin would like Martin said. unrealistic, particularly the One of Walker's posters rather than by dorms. to see an escort service at Noting some local mentions a "smoke-in" with a planks on Coors and cable TV. marijuana laws reform group night, "possibly just more Sposition to the brewery, But Martin said all of his goals "They're doing fine as they cadets- or possibly a van like artin said the SGA could could be reached, though from Old Dominion are. I haven't heard any the University of Virginia organize a community lobby University. "I don't think complaints," he said. some may take longer than a anybody looked into the Martin said Walker was "a has." for Coors. "Look what we did year. He also would like to see with zoning in 10 days," he realistic aspects of that at little late" in proposing an more lighting near Hillcrest said. "Give us a year in this "Coors said if they needed all," said Martin. "I don't increase in the amount of food and the railroad tracks. area and see what we could do us to lobby, they'd talk to us," think he's (Walker) thought a d-hall card can purchase in Coors: Coors Brewery is for Coors." Martin said, and added that out half the stuff he's got Duke's Grill. considering locating a He said he has written both cable companies he there." brewery in eastern Coors, which replied that the spoke with said it would be Martin said Walker's The SGA's food services Rockingham County. company has made no possible to install cable TV in proposed Emergency Service committee has already looked Martin believes the brewery decision on locating here yet each dorm room. would be unnecessary if an into that, he said, and a report would benefit JMU by but would contact the SGA if it In turn, Martin questioned internship program could be is expected shortly. increasing job opportunities in needed help. Walker's platform. set up with the Harrisonburg Martin is a member of the area, possible student Martin also favors Noting Walker's emphasis Rescue Squad. Theta Chi fraternity, Omicron internships "and by the continuing work on obtaining on SGA-sponsored raffles, Martin also said he didn't Delta honor society and the recognition JMU would get by a university chapel or Martin said "I wonder if it's "see the purpose" of Walker's Catholic Campus Ministry. * Walker (Continued from Page 2) Campus police: Walker Walker also said publication and that's why they're announced his committee had to injuries on campus. would ask campus police to of course outlines, as Martin is marked » as 'tentative voted unanimously on a "With the increase in "relax" parking regulations suggesting, "would be a very activities'" on his posters. proposal when it had never personal injuries, particularly when students are moving in ridiculous thing for students to JMU needs "more diverse met and Walker had contacted when it's snowing, it would and out of dorms. spend their money on." He only one member. Walker also supports forms of entertainment," he really help," Walker said. said students could contact said, and the SGA should help Walker said this charge was "You never know when a establishing a university professor directly if they had the UPB provide activities "false" and that his professor, administrator or chapel. questions about a course, that beyond the traditional fare. committee did meet. student could have a serious Walker criticized Martin's most upper level courses have platform as "unrealistic" and the same format and that Another of Walker's Martin also said one of accident or heart attack." Walker's duties was to draw Teacher workshops: Walker said he had "more realistic some professors don't proposals is to increase the is proposing workshops for goals" for SGA. determine their exact class amount of food that can be up house rules for the SGA but teachers to evaluate each He said Martin's call for structure until well into the bought in Duke's Grill on on a never did. Walker said that other. "Some teachers need cable TV in every dorm room semester. dining hall card. Martin has was because "it was the improvement, and objective "is one of the most snobbish Martin has said much of said the SGA food services general consensus of my criticism can help," he said. bandwagon appeals I've ever Walker's platforms is oriented committee began working on committee" not to make the University pub: "If I can heard of" and said the cost toward entertainment and is this some time ago. rules until the SGA adopted convince UPB to co-sponsor would be prohibitive. actually under the University "If I, the typical student, Robert's Rules of Order. the project with SGA, you Walker noted that in 1976, Program Board's jurisdiction. don't know about this," then SGA president Mike Walker responded that such Such rules were not could continue the present Walker said, "then nobody adopted until this semester, experimental pub at least Anestos estimated the cost at activities as the raffles, knows about it." he said. once a week," Walker said. $200,000. Martin said cable contests and festival of Martin has said that as "The main thing is to get a officials told him they did not hedonism would "have to be credential committee Walker is also a member of place for the pub." know what the cost would be. held in conjunction with UPB chairman. Walker once army ROTC.
* Mares TUESDAYS Looking for ERIE? (Continued from Page 5) represent all the students at l:t*> Midnite JMU, so both committees conrr lunications within," she need to be strong," Mares Village Pub Look to: Harley Showaiter saia. She also has a very good said. "With a little work and understanding of the SGA participation it can be done." PIXXA Insurance Agency, Inc. constitution from working on The SGA this year has had the committee last year, some "very excellent ;ind Salad We have the superior insurance Mares said. programs;" the only thing Next year, one of "the most Mares would like to improve "All You Can Eat" 'service to go with the superior important things we have to is communication between the get involved with is the senators and their ONLY $2 95 insurance products of the statewide SGA. This can be dormitories; zones and ^W< ERIE INSURANCE an effective lobbying vehicle organizations, Mares said Plus-Largo Pitcher with a great impact on "I really enjoy working with ERIE GROUP legislation that comes up," students, and I think that is Boor 'B-l oz.i $1 75 said Mares. what I can do the best," she NSURANCE 53 Kenmore St. "We can exchange ideas said. '16 oz Mug i 75c GROUP with other schools , and Mares would also like to see (near DMV) maybe help one another solve a varied dining hall program similar- problems," she said. for students. UVa. has three BUlagrBub Harrisonburg, Va. 434-5931 The monthly meetings of different programs, with club presidents that was tried something for both the this year should be continued, residents and the commuters, she said. This could be an and Mares believes JMU can effective exchange of ideas; do the same, she said. students from different clubs "Right now the computer CHICKEN BAR-B-QUE could share problems and system won't take alternate ideas, she said. meal plans, but there's got to Mares would also like to see be a way around that," she the Inter-hall council become said. "We'll iust have to keep Saturday April 7 /^fjf as powerful as the commuter pressuring them, eventually student committee, she said. they will have to give in," she "These two organizations said. 11:00 A.AA. until . . . ~ Rt. 42 - South in Daytoi HH: WOODMEN OF THE WORLD CAN BE BEAT Sponsored by $1.50 a half ■**>'• Almost 2 million people,are living proof (your contributions count. Hotel-Restaurant Management Club 4*riK
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Babcock called Tech's team teed off JMU southpaw led to another unearned run in Preisser and Rupe Preisser and Richardson squad "the best we've seen Ellis Berkowitz for seven runs the sixth. engineered a double steal for were 8-10, at the plate, scored since we started playing Tech. in the first four innings to rout Tech receiver Chip Smith run number eight and the only seven runs and knocked in five Tech is much improved and the injury-ridden Dukes 10-2 opened the inning with what one allowed by Wojcicki in 31- to dually demolish the Dukes we had a hard time Saturday in Blacksburg. appeared to be a sure double 3 innings of relief. who fell to 17-5. concentrating when we got "Madison beat the hell out before being gunned down by Tom Bocock's sacrifice fly behind." of us last year. Maybe that left fielder Mike Farrell. brought in Cempre for the JMU has lost three of the last Preisser began the attack Dukes other tally. Bocock had four with aces Mark Dacko Hartman, in his first year as fired us up, "commented the Hokie skipper, stated the elated Tech coach Chuck with a single for his third hit of earier snapped Grier's string and Mike Estes shelved with Hartman "We didn't take the day and moved to third of 11 consecutive outs with a arm problems. Babcock had game was "the best toonmany pitches . which when second-string catcher single in the fifth no estimate as to the possible performance of the year. We James Harmon's wild toss Smith and Preisser scored return of the two. more intensity and were added gasoline to the fire." emotionally higher than any The Hokies' second failed to thwart Preisser's the final runs off Dave Estes has contributed in a. baseman Mike Preisser attempted steal. Richardson Blondino, the third JMU big way as designated hitter, previous game," he noted. ignited the blaze in the bottom of the first with a home run over the left-center field fence to the delight of the crowd of Lacrosse team defeats Towson, 11-9 nearly a thousand spread around the park. David Richardson followed Wins over Longwood, Lynchburg raise record to 3-0 Preisser with a clout of his own tonright center. Both of By CATHY HANKS week. We added a lot of a beating when Lynchburg "Our passing was off today, the back-to-back homers did In a well-balanced, pressure on ourselves and attempted an llth-hour it was very sloppy," said not appear to be hit that well, aggressive effort, the lacrosse were ready mentally.' comeback. With a little more Luce. "We playea better in but carried well with the team put away Towson State JMU's record now stands than two minutes remaining, our scrimmages." swirlingnwind blowing to University last Thursday, 11- at 2-0 for the season. Their the Duchesses allowed the right. 9. next home game is April 10 visiting team three goals in The Duchesses have Berkowitz fanned Brian It was a satisfying win for against The University of less than a minute. JMU's already had two preseason Rupe for the first out before the Duchesses after being Virginia. Marovelli responded with a scrimmages with resulted in a Harold Williams hopped on beaten by Towson 5-1 last The team got their official goal of her own to put the final victory over Dartmouth the first pitch for an opposite year. In preseason play this season off to a good start on score at 16-8. College and a defeat by Yale field double to right. Left year Towson defeated Yale Thursday by defeating University. fielder Steve Dodd scored University 1-0 who had Lynchburg College 16-8. High scorers for JMU were "We were trying to carry Williams, ripping a two-base already defeated JMU. Lynchburg started the Crump and Heller with four a '■an extra person in attack hit inside the third base line It was a second half game scoring in the first two piece followed by Mowery today," Luce said. "We've for the fourth extra base hit of for JMU as they went into the minutes of the game and took with three. Davis and been shifting people during the inning. Berkowitz final period down by one, 5-4. the lead 1-0. That's as close as Marovelli each scored two and work outs to give us stiffened to get out of the The Duchesses' defense went they came to a win. With 2:37 Hummel added one. flexibility. I'm pleased with inning without further into action and Resides into the game Duchess Marie Lynchburg's high scorer was how they've adapted to the damage. numerous interceptions also Crump tied the score. Traci Barb Hart with sue. Jane switching," she said. "That The Dukes retaliated with a scored two goals from Davis added a goal at 7:45 and Hallowell and Christy will help us later in the season. run in the second on a double defensives positions. led the rest of the way. Thiemans added one a piece. "Sheryl Heywood had a by Jod Bono, a single by JMU tied the score five JMU went into the second Luce was happy over the fine game in the goal for us," designated hitter Mike Estes times during the competition half with a 6-3 lead and outcome of the game but did added Luce. "I'm really and a sacrifice fly from Jeff but Towson managed to edge continued to add up the points. not consider it one of the pleased with the way she Cempre. ahead. Finally, with 6:43 left With the 15-4. the defense took team's better games. played." Tech starter Dan Grier in the game, Erin Marovelli fanned Ken Jackson and Tom scored to put the Duchesses Bocock to end the inning. ahead for the first time, 10-9. Grier struck out six in the first Jill Heller came away with *•» four frames and went the one last goal to assure the distance tonpick up his fourth victory. win of the year. Game statistics for the Richardson boomed a JMU team showed a balanced Berkowitz hanging curve to effort. Marovelli was the top straightaway center for his scorer with three goals second homer in the third, followed by Diane Bridgeforth upping the margin to 4-1. and Heller with two a piece. Berkowitz, who had his Sally Cramer, Liz Hummel, pitches up in the strike zone Marie Crump and Chellie all day, received a visit from Mowery each added one. coach Brad Babock after JMU coach Jamet Luce walking Rune and giving up a was pleased with the outcome single to Williams. The mound and praised the team's session paid dividends as the efforts. senior pitcher bore down to "Everyone played very retire the side and end the well and really aggressive, threat. she said. "Our attack was The Hokies put the heat on well si again the next time at bat, "Everyone played very scoring three times to knock well and really aggressive, Berkowitz out of the box. she said. "Our attack was Thirdbaseman Eric Keller well distributed and we doubled off the fence in center worked it around quickly. and advanced on Preisser's "Our defense did a infield hit. Richardson's third beautiful job. Anytime we lost straight hit plated Keller and the ball we went in tightly and pushed Preisser to third on the put a lot of pressure on them," hit-and-run. Berkowitz was she said. 'Teresa Williams lifted in favor of Pete Wojcicki played a super defense, and with runners at the corners both Sally (Cramer) and Liz and one out. (Hummel) had interceptions The Hokies scored their and scored. Mary Ford, our sixth run when JMU catcher goalie, had a good day in the Bob Sica misfired on cage. We just played well all attempted pickoff at third. around. Richardson, breaking on the DUCHESS ERIN MAROVELLI seroo la on at Longwood Saturday, 10-5. The Ducheitet \>~ pitch moved to the third on the "We really worked Lynchburg's goal to tost Tharsday'a, it-8 win. are 3-0. errant throw in the dirt and ourselves in practice this JMU atoo defeated Towson State, 11-9, and won nttolo hy David Msvroi **•••»• THE BREEZE. Tuesday, April 3, 1979, Page 13
■•» Men's tennis team splits at home with CU, ODU By DENNIS SMITH team of Gill and Snead The men's tennis team split downed Herchel and Eby 6-1, two home matches this 6-4; while the Dukes' Barnhart weekend, and had another and Witt thrashed the called off because of radiation Cardinals' second-seeded fallout. team of Baush and . The Dukes downed Catholic McGaffigan 6-0, 6-1. University 6-3 on Friday but Laybourne and Gary were outclassed 9-0 by Old Fourney were the only Dukes' Dominion on Saturday. doubles team to lose. They lost Sunday's match against 7-5, 6-1 to Rubin and Kelly. Franklin Marshall in The Monarches only Lancaster, Pa. was postponed allowed JMU to push one due to a radiation leak in a match in three sets. Gill and nuclear plant less than 40 Snead forced ODU's Ray miles away in Harrisburg. Clark and Charlie Furniss to The first three seeds and three sets, but lost 5-7,6-1, 6-3. six-seeded Chris Laybourne "I thought wed do better won their singles matches for against Old Dominion," JMU against the Cardinals, Arbogast said. "We just didn't while the top two doubles play well and they played very seeds were victorious. well. They're a great team/' In the other doubles "We expected to win the matches the Dukes' lost by match by about this score," duplicate scores of 6-2, 6-2. said coach Jack Arbogast. Barnhart and Witt lost to the "They were a good team, but Monarches' Steve Davis and we were just better." Scott Harrison, while Janes Steve Gill downed Catholic's and Laybourne lost to Mark top-seed Steve Herchel 6-0, 6- Berg and Steve Knerr. 1, and the Dukes' second-seed Gill dropped the top-seed Ed Barnhart edged Mark Eby singles match to, 7-6, 6-1 to 7-5, 6-4. Third-seeded Mark Clark, and Davis beat Snead easily handled the Barnhart in the second singles Cardinals' Phil Rubin 6-1, 6-3. match. Laybourne was pushed to Mark Snead was easily three sets against Catholic's handled by Furniss 6-2, 6-4, John McGaffigan 1-6, 6-2, 6-1, and downed Janes 6-3, 6-3. while fourth-seeded Mike Fifth-seeded Berg won a tie- Kelly beat JMU's Matt Janes breaker in the first set of his 4-6, 6-4, 6-3 and Paul Baush win over Witt and went on to also held off the Dukes' fifth- win 7-6, 6-3. Knerr easily seed John Witt 6-2, 4-6, 6-3. handed Laybourne a 7-5, 6-1 JMU's top-seeded doubles loss in the sixth-seed match.
MARK SNEAD SERVES against Old one doubles team, took the match to three sets, Dominion University Saturday. Snead and the closest of the day. The Dukes were beaten, Steve Gill, which make up the JMU number 9-4). Oholo by Lawrence Emrrson Ettes power through finals By OZZY OSBORNE opening season wins in A TKE beat Ashby, 9-2, and The Ettes powered through league. Sigma Nu overcame Ashby, the playoffs to take the Wait and See beat the 14-2. women's intramural softball Mississippi Wild Bunch 9-2 Other scores: Total Chaos championship, while the with what team spokesman 17, Bricklayers 8; Sigma Pi 6, men's schedule got into full and right fielder Larry Noel O.T. Heads 4; Liars' Club 7, swing. called a "good overall Softballers 6; Pusse Posse 12, "I though we had the best performance." Wait and See Country Boys S; The Mist 7, team out there," said left is made up of a combination of Young Bucks, 6; Bad News 7, fielder Kay Satterfield of the "quality ' players from Beach Boys 0; AXP A19,4Q 2; Ettes. The championship is several of previous years' top- Pi Kappa Phi 12, School Boys tainted, though, by the fact rated intramural teams, Noel 9; ROTC 10, Hogmans 9; TTT that many good teams said. 10, White Lightning 8; Zoo forfeited out of the playoffs "I don't think we're weak at Crew 13, Lotap 5; Fred's because of weekend any position. If we can break Bakery 7, Deviates 0; scheduling, she said. some of the people from going Pinchhitters 7, Spies 0; Theta "We just walked away with for the long ball and turn them Chi A 12, AIA 5; Undesirables it," because of the forfeits, she into hitters, we really 11, Southern Comfort 4; added. shouldn't lose," he said. Tallywackers 9, SWAT 6; So. The Ettes hit better in the The Sultans beat Moose, 11- Boys 7, One-Eyed Helmets 0; playoffs than in the regular 0, behind the excellent Yukon Bearts 15, Pancakes 7; season, Satterfield said. They gitching and hitting of Kim Power Hitters 5, TKE-Gray 4; notched victories over The rown, according to Sultan Madison Blues . 11, Midnight Breeze, Bad Habits and outfielderjiarry Angle. Most Raiders 5; Kappa Sig A 7, Last Wayland before beating Eagle of the players—with the Minute 0; Owls 6, Rumours 4; 26-3 in the final game. exception «f Brown—were in Rednecks 14, C-man 8; Mat Eagle "peaked for the typical early season form, but Rats 7, Armstrong 0; Rippers tournament, but we were "we took advantage of the 21, Muddie Hunleys 15. played out" in the final game other teams' errors," he said. due to playing four gamds in As for the future, the In men's volleyball, Kappa two days, according to coach Sultans hope to repeat their Sig won the university crown Vince Puglisi. performance of last year by at for the second year in a row. "Those players were good," least making it back to the Liars' Club, SPE A, Theta Chi Puglisi said of the Ettes. final four. and finally the , However, "We were out there Moundpounders fell victim to for fun and we made it to the In other action: Kappa Sig's spikers in the finals," he added. In the championship league, playoofs. TKE beat Theta Chi In men's play. Wait and See Sigma Nu trounced CCM, 18-4, for the Championship league DUCHESS HEIDI HESS serves against George Mason University and the Sultans racked up big Theta Chi beat White, 8-3, title. Thursday. JMU hosts Virginia Tech today. Photo by sandy PMtow Page 14, THE BREEZE, Tuesday, April 3, 1979 Doonesbury By Garry Trudeau
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HEY HO, LETS GO:HEY HO, LETS GO: Elect Alvin Walker Fool 'n' Me By David Hagen for SGA President on April 3—Debris RESIST BONDAGE! Elect ALL I HAV6. ir> DO \S *&«eH€. Jeff Bolander and his dog, HrUS Cl6tARCTT£ ... MD... Nathan to SGA Treasurer. FIDO h Ci OVERNIGHT GUEST: You didn't walk away and my sign Roommates isn't really vacant but By Tom Arvis something is missing. Things are better but need ' HATF CRUST.fi improvement. WANTED: Position of Legislative Vice President by JIM WATKINS. I need your vote on April 3. VOTE! VOTE! VIRGINIA REESE for SGA Secretary on April 3 . ROBIN, I know you will do fine in the election. Good Luck to the best qualified Legislative Vice President to be. ''Tommy'' MICHAEL - We met at Flannigan's in Ft. Lauderdale CHUCK CUNNINGHAM - A Q. Who has been an SGA Q. Who was appointed by Dr. over Srping Break. HARD WORKING AND Senator for two years, Food Carrier to the Health Center Remember eating spaghetti Classifieds EXPERIENCED Service Advisory Advisory Board and is a and toast at the Host? If you (Continued from Page 14) CANDIDATE very interested Chairperson, and elected to member of the Commission on see this, contact The Breeze. in student government- elect Chairperson Pro Tempore of Undergraduate Studies ? A. Paula- Oakland Univ., D.B. COMBS: Happiest CHUCK as Administrative the Senate? A. ROBIN ROBIN LAWRENCE. Michigan. Birthday and don't wait 'til Vice President on Tuesday, LAWRENCE. Saturday to party! Happy April 3 . WOULD THAT YE HAD THE LY UP YOURSELF: Vote ELECT ROBIN LAWRENCE Birthday! Love Sigma Nu fflIN WALKER for FOR SGA LEGISLATIVE Little Sisters POWER to percieve the things SGA PRESIDENT on April 3. VOTE FOR EXPERIENCE, your Lord, the All-Merciful, VICE PRESIDENT, she has vote Robin Lawrence as the doth see-things that attest the two years of hard work in SGA VOTE FOR next Legislative Vice excellence of your rank, that BRYAN GRUSKOWSKI: and wants to continue DEPENDABILITY AND President. bear witness to the greatness Hope your Birthday is the best WORKING FOR YOU. PRODUCTIVITY-CHUCK of your worth, that proclaim ever-no foolin'-Happy CUNNINGHAM for SGA the sublimity of your station! Birthday! Love Sigma Nu Administrative Vice JWV-Good luck once again Baha'u'Ilah Write Baha'i Little Sisters. LOIS C. You dance divinely. President on Tuesday, April 3. with the interview. Love, SLB. Club,Box4175. Your step-hop is enough to drive any man crazy. THE OWL SAYS: Truth is hell, but it still ain't here. Bully for sneeze; a successful OFFERS paradox. FOR SALE: My services as an aggressive strong SGA Legislative Vice President. SUMMER SALES OPPORTUNITIES Cost? One vote on April 3. JIM WATKINS. ELECT ALVIN WALKER for $997.88 per month SGA President. ROBIN, Good Luck! You've campaigned hard. You really deserve it You'll make one hell-of-a Legislative Vice INTERVIEWS: President. See ya at the Victory Party. JAY CAST YOUR BALLOT on Tuesday, April 3 3:00 and 7:00 Tuesday, April 3, for the BEST QUALIFIED CANDIDATE for SGA Administrative Vice President. ELECT CHUCK in Campus Center -Room A CUNNINGHAM. CONGRATULATIONS PAM...Cheer up a storm next Wednesday, April 4 12:00,3:00, year. Love, your bro. RUSTY: Lookin' forward to next year...maybe Russ will be easy on us.. .anyway, take it and 7:00 easy and have fun. Love ya, Sandy. SANDY: I can't wait to see you laying out on Eagle in Godwin Hall -Room 343 Beach...last night was great, just please try and lay off the "hard stuff." Love, John 9 l(Mlj>[B a(KUkaQ&&3) Tuesday April 3 o«s *SgfsS* Center K**.« **».>* Attic I) A UNIVERSAL RE-RELEASE TECHMCOLOR*DOOOt»V»T«»0 & #W»J Wl UNIVt ASAL 5TUOM35M4C All RKJHTS "f SIftvCO ■ . y 8:30 pm Wed. a Thurs. - April 4-5 .50 7:30 and 10:00 pm Grafton/Stoval! Theater COFFEEHOUSE $1.00 with I.D. A RALPH BAKSHI FILM Friday, April 6 - 7:30 pm VUEAFSS Saturday, April 7 7:30 & 10:00 Grafton/Stovall Theater l*"l l^VJ* O 1977 Twentieth Century-Fo* FILMS INCORPORATED $1.00 with I.D. I/* Week at a Glance Monday-2 Tuesday-3 Wednesday-4 Thursday-5 Friday-6 Saturday-7 •*• - Coffeehouse: CONCERT -John Prine FISHOBABY 1 & Tom Parks AMERICAN GRAFFITI 8:30 pm 8:00 pm , 7:30 & 7:30 & Wilson Center Attic 10:00 pm 10:00 pm WIZ> \RDS 50* 7:30 pm 7:30 & 9:30 pm I7i Editorial Opinion THE BREEZE. Tuesday, April 3, 1979, Page 17 SGA elections should not be taken lightly The Breeze has been perceived as one of the Student Government Association's most vociferous critics this year. But criticism of particular actions should not be construed as inherent disapproval of an entire organization. It is only proper, therefore, with SGA elections today, for The Breeze to remind voters of the solemnity of the occasion. In an editorial last week, The Breeze termed the SGA a "play" government-but only because its chief power lies in persuasion and not legislation. This does not relieve voters of their duty to choose their student government officers carefully. Even without legislative powers, .* the SGA still has many important duties and obligations and it requires dedicated and competent officers to carry them out. The James Madison University SGA runs more programs than any other student government in the state, with the exception of the University of Virginia. No wonder the JMU SGA is regarded by its peers as the best in the state. imiiHiiiHiiHiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiHniiimmtwHiiNHmHHNm Gues tspot • (NHttmHiiiiiHiiiiiiiHiNmmHnnMi For example, the SGA is responsible for instituting or17 overseeing many service projects both at JMU and in the 9 community, from loan programs and the used book sale to the underprivileged youth program. 'Where are graduates? It has also been the SGA that is primarily responsible for representing students before the administration on such issues as iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiii By Lynette Chappell alcohol regulations, the university chapel, university pub, and An interesting aspect of "Yes, but there is one that this building was set for countless other student concerns. college problems is the desire encouraging point. The demolition. You must The SGA also is responsible for a student activities fee fund of to publicize the events. I majority of the threatening understand that there are approximately 1190,000. drove to the campus of James letters the students have been times when police only incite SGA elections, therefore, should not be taken lightly. In a Madison Universty to attend a sending me have stated that problems. I believe we should democratic system, a large voter turn-out is desirable-but only if graduation in which all the they will never forget me- attempt to rationally talk to it is an informed electorate. A small turn-out of informed voters chairs were empty. even after I have passed." the students and parents to should be preferred over large numbers of students voting for "Where are all the "Is it my imagination or is discover what we nave done wrong." candidates by their looks, their friends or as a joke-deplorable graduates, Dr. Carrier?" I Wilson HaU falling apart?" asked. "Oh no, don't worry, it's not "I see. Aren't those circumstances that have unfortunately occured in the past. "They did not show because falling. Irate parents are students I see with Mr. - The Breeze, in this issue, includes its first election supplement, they did not agree with tearing it down." Dabney who was to have in an effort to inform potential voters. Students should also study graduation en masse." "But why?" spoken at the commencement the candidates' platforms in the P.O. lobby in the Warren "How dreadful," I replied "I'm not exactly sure, but I exercise? Aren't they kneeing University Union. "Not necessarily. It believe I beard one parent him?" The Breeze has had a longstanding policy not to endorse portrays the unity among mumbling some thing about "I believe so. But look, candidates. Once again, we adopt that position. JMU seniors. They may not having had to drive all this they're heading this way." However, this paper earnestly opposes those who degrade the want to graduate en masse but way so they would at least "Maybe they want their electoral process by casting their vote as a joke -whether for real at least they are willing to retrieve their youngster's boycott to take three hours." boycott en masse." diploma." As we spoke, a mob of or ficticious candidates-"just to see what would happen." "Are you going to "How awful." students seized Dr. Carrier We must also question a measure adopted by the SGA last week reprimand them?'r "I would tend to believe that and began carrying him away to reimburse candidates 50 percent of their campaign expenses. "No, reprimanding them this destruction of public with a group of parents ($100 is the maximum amount a candidate may spend.) will result in public property could be considered following. Subsidizing SGA candidates, in effect, the SGA subsidizing statements. I would prefer the a crime, however, it does "Don't worry, Dr. Carrier. itself, seems somewhat self-centered when the finance Harrisonburg community to serve as a vent for I'll call the police now." committee, at this week's hearings, is expected to deny several think we had planned things frustrations." "Please don't. I want the student groups some of the vital funds they need. this way, that we are holding "Would you like me to call community to think this is a Funding campaigns appears to encourage students to run by graduation at a later date. the security police?" celebration We can say it is "No. I would prefer the an innovative way of showing holding out financial remuneration for campaign expenses as an Today was merely a practice run for the administration." community to believe that their gratitude after four incentive. Candidates, instead, should be motivated by a desire to "But wasn't graduation to S.rents take an active part in years of work and thousands serve their public. The JMU SGA deserves no less. be held today?" adison's contruction work. of dollars." EDITOR Dwaynt Vancey MANAGING EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER For the record Juhr Cranp John Vof I Founded l»22 To the press alone, chequered at it If The Breeze it published every Tuesday and Friday with abuse*, the world it indebted lor all the triumphs except when otherwise noted. which have been gained by reason and humanity over error and oppression "-James Madison Correspondence may be addressed to The Breeze, Wine Price Building, The "JMU Runaround a Disgrace" commentary in Newt editor Theresa Beale Letters to the editor are encouraged All letters must the March 27 issue was intended to call attention to be typed, signed and include the author's address. what may be an increasing problem at James Madison Editorial editor Cutch Armstrong Letters longer than SO0 words may be used as guestspots at the discretion of the editor. University-red tape. Feature editor Sieve Snyder It was not meant to reflect negatively on the actions All material will be edited at the discretion of the Sportt editor Paul McFarlene editor of any individual, secretary, dean or other Photography editor Lawrence Emerson administrative official. The story we retold was Ali letters, columns, reviews and guestspots reflect supplied by the student in that case and may or may Graphics editor Dean c Moievcu" the opinions of their authors and not necessarily those of the editors of The Breeze or the students, faculty and not have been accurate in all of its details. While we Production manager Pam Howlett staff of James Madison University Unsigned editorials trt the opinion of the editors of The Breeze thought this would be clear to our readers, it evidently Adt Ortign manager Mary Brooks was not, and we regret any problems this aspect of the Comment! and complaints about The Breeze should Circulation Manager Guy Kay ion be directed to the editor of The Breeze. Further commentary may nave caused. complaints can be directed to Or. Donald McConkey. Lindsey's story has a happy ending. He was notified Advitert Alan Neckewlti. David Wendelken chairman of The Breeze Publication Board last week that he would be allowed to graduate on time. NEWSROOM 433*137 BUSINESS OFFICE - 433 »5M i * Page 18, THE BREEZE. Tuesday, April 3, 1979 'Pile has right to criticize * Readers9 Forum it has taken a year, but the ' ■■■ To the editor: does not warrant all of the criticism that The Breeze Senate meetings are now run I was most frustrated and according to Robert's Rule of angry after reading the devoted to it. I understand The Breeze's concern and Order. These changes editorial page in the March 27 occurred as a result of my 'Greeks do more issue of The Breeze. Your defense of the paper, but an entire page is ludicrious. work with Mr. Walker when editorial about Greeks, he was Credentials Student Government If, as all of the editorials and letters seem to say, Committee Chairperson. If he Association people, and disagrees now, he didn't than just party' newspaper people was very balanced news and student interests are what is disagree then. unfair. There also was a clinic on To the editor: participation would be According to your important, then one editorial Greeks? What is a Greek? drastically felt by local is warranted-but a whole the "new" procedures (which standards of our divided aren't new, just changed from Is it "a native or inhabitant of coordinators of these projects. campus, I should change page constitutes distortion. ancient or modem Greece?" Greeks also have an Barbara Burch implies in the incorrect procedures used clothes every hour or so. in the past) and Mr. Walker In Websters' terms, yes. integrated sports program in Surprise! I am a Greek her letter that The Breeze However, the regional term which every intramural sport gave Mr. Pile his position. If was not in attendance. woman who wears jeans and A survey conducted at a refers to members of social offered has several of these T-shirts, and I am an English fair news is the issue here, fraternities and sororities. organizations participating in how can she say that? And Senate meeting showed that minor. the Senate likes and approves Now, another question them. In this case the clothes do another point, if they "used" arises! Are Greeks members There are academic the media to make Mr. Pile of the procedures. If the not make the person, and in people involved are satisfied of those social beer drinking programs in which the this day and age such look good, couldn't they also clubs who live in those new University stresses "use" it to make him look and understand them, why stereotyping should serve as worry about people who didn't dorms adjacent to Newman participation in order to keep an embarrasment to the bad? This is what seems to be Lake? up the Greek average. happening. care enough to learn them in paper. the first place. Well in a way, yes. But Historically, the all male I am also involved in the The Breeze is shaping recent coverage in The Breeze fraternity average has been student opinions of one of our I am exiremely pleased SGA, and the criticism that with the year at James along with a good many pre- higher than the campus all this organization- has taken is best SGA presidents in years, formed opinions about male average. The same simply according to their Madison University. I feel it way out of proportion to the has been prosperous and members of these pertains to sororities. s amount that is deserved. moods about him on the days .organizations tend to classify On a similar note, Greeks in question. I do not consider exciting. My last thought is I believe that Darrell Pile simply, why bring up and stereotype Greeks as participate in other has every right to criticize this accurate news reporting. soley party organizations. organizations to add their I first intended to write controversy just for practices that he feels are controversy's sake. Evaluate This is not a realistic influence and ideas for the improper with The Breeze. I about their concern I have evaluation of the situation. organization's operation. shown about letters Alvin this year against other years, was present at that meeting. and be fair. If I may regress for a Even The Breeze has Mr. Pile criticized and Walker has written to The moment. First of all. There members of these "clubs" in suggested. That does not Breeze about the use of Barbara F. DeBeilis are over 200 organizations on their organization. constitute "blasting." And Parliamentary Procedures. Parliamentarian SGA this campus. They I hope come of the are classified in several misconceptions about the categories which they all members of fraternities and basically fall under. sororities have been cleaned Department sponsored, up. They are educational in special interest, service- terms of a social oriented, sports, and of environment. They are WMRA 'oversteps bounds' course, social are the largest involved in many other categories in which these activities than the ritualistic organizations fall under in one tapping of kegs. You might To the editor: arrived in Burruss Hall I WMRA received part of threw my books down and way or aonther. say that they have the best It is now my fourth year at Burruss for its facilities, Now out of these "product mix" of any James Madison University made a desperate dash down today it's the bathrooms on organizations, the "Greeks" organizations around. But and I've finally come across a the hall to the first floor first floor Burruss! fall into a social category please, stereotyping cannot be concern that is literally restroom to "relieve myself." Tomorrow, who knows? If Upon crashing through the which is somewhat used on JMU Greeks. After tearing me apart. No it's not this is a "WMRA bummer" I misleading. "Greeks" do all, would JMU accept a the quality of food at the first-line doors at the end of hope something is done about the hall with letters WMRA on more than just party. They Greek System like The dining hall, and its not a "real it. Sure WMRA "employees" are responsible for more than University of Virginia? issue" like vandalism, the the door, I found my goal - the need bathrooms and its cool to newly founded coeducational 200 service projects a year. quality of University Program me if bathrooms are These projects affect both the Bill Hardy Board entertainment, Student bathroom at JMU! "coeducational" ( as long as there is a lock on the door) but University and community President Inter-Fraternity Government Association I took a sharp right and low and the Greeks lack of Council advocacy, or the need for a and behold, under the sign a segregated bathroom JMU Chapel. reading "MEN and WOMEN" because I'm not a WMRA employee! But a toilet of all things! was a hand written order reading "This restroom Well, then flush-it WMRA! Got a gripe? Last Wednesday on my way reserved for private use of I'm angry to say the least. to class, my weak bladder WMRA staff:" started to act up (no need to Well, EX-CUUUUUSE Thomas L. Floyd Write to The Breeze •, further explain). When I me!!!! Boy, yesterday Chandler Hall The Breeze 'approaches sensationalism* To the editor: had the misfortune to major in couldn't be. That would be right of individuals ana unmercifully SGA officials I have never written a political science, and as such like the pot calling the kettle organizations to function and attempt to influence that letter to The Breeze, but with am now compelled to "think black. without the senseless berating which it reports on. the recent revelation in the only in terms of political As I think back on it, it was of them by a sensationalist So finally Mr. Yancey, editorial of March 27 I feel power and corporate you. Well now I really do have strain of journalism. I would excuse me Dwayne, I offer compelled to respond. structures." Also I am now a problem. Who am I to go to hesitate to call The Breeze a this advice. Do not hesitate What am I to do? I have forced to wear the officially to discuss the sad state of smut rag this semester, but for a moment to uncover the recognized uniform of my affairs in political science? only for the simple reason that news no matter how sordid or folly: the knit shirt and the Certainly not Darrell Pile, I have no knowledge as to the seemy it may appear. But infamous polyester pants. Not SGA president, for The Breeze actual rag content in the remember that along with the only am I forced to bear this has dubbed him as the paper you use to print on. necessary rights of free burden, but all political presider over a "play I am surprised that you, speech and free press comes a science majors, as well as all government". Also I see Mr. Yancey, would allow this responsibility to present Business majors, must where Mr. Pile has succumed to happen. I worked on The factually what has occured struggle under the weight of to the same maladies that I Breeze the previous two and not to make journalistic your encyclical. have, namely majoring in semesters and then I did not hay of every potentially Also as a punishment for political science, and there it find this overpowering urge to newsworthy event or person. is again, joining a fraternity. I am sure you remember the The Breeze welcomes going Greek I am labeled as sensationalize news to the an "anathema.' Perhaps I didn't have a point of yellow journalisms part about right- and letters and editorials problem after all. Maybe, just responsibility-Pol. Sci. 210 regarding pertinent So Mr. Yancey, you see my maybe, it is The Breeze that It seems The Breeze is so wasn't it? issues. All letters and dilemma, i aid not have the has the problem. All I saw in occupied either with Mark M. Esposito editorials are subjected opportunity three years ago to that March 27 issue was a proclaiming itself one of the Chandler Hall to editing ana should discover the innate joys of a lambasting of everything country's top college include the author's communication arts major, from the SGA and its newspapers or wrapping itself name , address and which coincidentally you have up in the Flag and the Editor's note: Although staff telephone number. president to every Greek Constitution and slaying all chosen as a course of study. organization on campus. lam members at The Breeze are Letters should be sent to the imagined enemies of free the Editorial Editor in But wait a moment, didn't I not out to defend the SGA, almost exclusively see you in a political science political science majors, speech and free press that The communication arts majors, care of The Breeze, Breeze has forgotten its initial Wine-Price Building class Mr. Yancey? Weren't Greeks or even Darrell Pile editor Dwayne Yancey is a you double majoring in that from every brand of criticism. purpose-to inform people of political science major and a deplorable field? No it What I am defending is the the news not to berate history minor. • Athletics should not overshadow academics To the editor: they're shifting all available "This morning the P.E. with bushy eyebrows and a because they have Division I All across' the country, financing to the athletic coaches stormed into his flat top stepped into the room. football teams. Som, in order small colleges and department." office, tied up Dr. Carrier and universities are growing at "Can I help you?" be to attract the students with the "But I thought we were his secretary, and drove asked."Yes, I understand Dr. high academic records which fantastic rates in a quest to away. When they came back, allow them their choice of reach the stature of the major supposed to get a new library Carrier has gone away and next year. Won't they need Dr. Carrier wasn't with them. left you in charge?" schools, we're making every universities. They're in charge now." effort to field a Division I you then?" "That's right," he replied. A student at James "Sounds like Carrier went team next fall." Madison University (Madison "That idea has been "But-" scrapped. There's been a along with the library "Well, I was wondering if College two years ago), I went cutbacks just so far, and then you could tell me why the "I"m sorry, I have another to the campus library last major shake-up, and now appointment now." they're moving the library to when he wouldn't shift all library is being diminished week to do some research control to the P.E. while the athletic program is "Asl stepped out of the gym when I noticed one of the Wine-Price Auditorium. The office, I couldn't help but present library will be department, they knocked receiving all the funds?" librarians seated on the front him off." smile at his naivete. But then steps crying. converted to an athletic "Certainly, it's quite a thought gripped me- dormitory.", "Exactly." simple actually. You see, "Wait a minute..this guy is V "What's wrong?" I asked. "How can they do that?!" "Are the coaches talking to we've noticed that in recent a college graduate, he's not "Last week they cut back "They're placing a toilet in anyone?" years we've been losing most that stupid!" seventy-five percent on the conference room and "Sure, they have nothing to of the superiorly intelligent As I turned back toward library resource funds, and installing showers in the fear. They have the students to the bigger the office, the door slammed now they've cut back the staff. reserve room." community behind them now, universities like William and in my face. There was the I've been fired." Mary, U.Va., Duke, and even truth, staring at me in bold "No, I mean...Who's in pushing to go Division I in "That's ridiculous," I said. football." the University of Maryland. purple and gold lettering: charge? Where's Dr. The only explanation we can "JAMES MADISON "Maybe so, but they said Carrier?!" ■ I ran over to Godwin it's necessary step in the come up with is that these UNIVERSITY DUKES, INC." "He's gone." gymnasium and asked for students choose the other Wayne Motley growth of the University. "What do you mean none?" an interview. A burly fellow universities over JMU Chandler HaU 'Bond committed to student government9 Readers' Forum THE BREEZE, Tuesday, April 3, 1979, Page 19 To the editor: there when he went to the By the time this letter is S.G.A. finance committee to printed it will be Student request funds for the Village Government Association complex's Halloween fund election time. On such an raiser. important day, I would like to share my impressions of In these and many less S.G.A. Treasurer candidate profound acts like his The Breeze 'unprofessional' Charles Bond. invaluable help on drafting a Charles Bond and I work constitution for Garber's Hall To the editor: known figures. Enough is incorrectly. 1 fail to find together often because he is Council he has distinguished After reading one of the enough! I am tired of reading humor or redeeming value in Senator and I am Hall Council himself. I believe he is most recent issues of The about how poor a job the SGA your cartoon or caricatures President of Garber Hall. I committed to the S.G.A., but Breeze, I was pleased to find is doing. slightly resembling SGA out that The Breeze ranks in officers. have seen Charles reporting not afraid to shake it up if that It appears to me that The on the S.G.A. at my Hall means a better S.G.A. He the top eleven newspapers As apathetic as this nationwide. I then turned to Breeze staff is grasping for Council meetings all year. He has impressed me as being the attention of the students University is, why must you is informative, thorough, and well organized, straight the editorial page to find tear down an organization another tastless cartoon by continually degrading a very interested in student forward person who will sitive facet of the student which strives to produce feedback. I've seen him'help hitting Darrell Pile and the unity and cohesiveness? I excell as S.G.A. treasurer. SGA below the belt. out the dorms by supporting Freedom of the press is a would like to commend all the and personally aiding in Keith D. Scott I find it very hard to believe goarenteed right of every SGA officers for being diligent getting in getting the Inter- President that The Breeze deserves in their tasks and for being citizen, but I feel that The patient with undue adversity. Hall Council funding. I was Garber HaU any special recognition when Breeze has a responsibility to it resorts to unprofessional its readers by providing fair It is easy to sit back and be and deplorable cartoons and and accurate information. critical. How would any of comments. The Breeze staff members 'Experience points Criticism is a positive tool like to run for an office this I realize that SGA officers if used in the proper manner, spring? are easy targets for criticism but it also can be damaging Pete Smith toward Bolander' and humor as all publically and slanderous if used Gifford HaU To the editor:' and organizations, such as the As present treasurer of the Lacrosse Club, the Data 9 Student Government Processing Management 'Watkins, Bolander excel Association, I have been Association, and buses to hesitant to endorse any of the many basketball games. To the editor: respectively. proven himself to be both a candidates running for Through those meetings and In reviewing the candidates Jim Watkins has been hard worker and innovative Student Government other activities, Jeff has been for the Student Government involved .with Student thinker. In seeking the Executive Council Offices. able to gain the knowledge Association Executive Government for the past two Treasurer's office, these However, after seriously necessary to be treasurer. council, I feel it necessary to years and has proved to be a qualities are most important. considering the importance Jeff is the only candidate who recognize the outstanding consistently hard worker. He I feel these candidates have of theoffice of treasurer, and has had experience serving on people who are running and is currently the Chairman of a distinct advantage over how detrimental it would be to the Finance Committee. their achievements and the Finance Committee and their opponents and deserve the Student Government if an Because of his experience qualifications. Jim Watkins has a very admirable record your vote on April 3rd. inexperienced person were and the many major and Jeff Bolander are seeking of service behind him. elected, I have now decided to contributions that he has the offices of Legislative Vice Jeff Bolander has been in Craig Williams do everything I can to support made in the past, it is my President and Treasurer, SGA for only one year, but has Chairman CSC Jeff Bolander for treasurer of sincere hope that the student the Student Government. body will join me to elect Jeff As members of the finance Bolander as Treasurer. Madisonman & JiAAmy U By Scott Worner committee, Jeff and I have attended many meetings, Donald R. Haag where we have discussed the Student Government rAADOONNAN, COULD YOU ANSWER A QUESTION FOR ME?) funding of campus activities Association Treasurer HOW CAN THE JMU ADMINISTRATION Aww wnrH REQUIRING STUDEMTS TO HAVE Alarms not humorous THEIR MEAT YEAflfe PERMIT IN BEFORE THEY To tin- editor: will tret out of bed Verv funnv ANNOUNCE NEXT YTARS TUlTlOtf ? FOR ALL WEj In inv dorm I hjive hogun to •turf huh" KNOW TUITION COULD ©O UP A COUPLE ignore fire alarms, like many I hone that whoever is or inns | of mv fellow nullinr the slow burn on HUNDRED BUCKS . AHD IF THAT* Too HIGH residents II seems thai every Ikonherrv will wise up soon SOME: STUDENTS MAY WANT TO • (i often if is funnv to pull an I ilso hope that our fire .il.inn on the vv;iv out of ;i I'vtini'iiishers have not been TRANSFER TO ANOTHER 3CH00L. BUT BY THEN, ii.nt\ This is as humorous to drained for "kicks" when we THEV CAN KISS THBR HUNDRED AMD TEN mr is hre.ikinc a window need them "MHHUT or Inter someone is I l>i.ii"l:is KniHh I'oini'. to crv wolf hut nohodv lkinliiri\ II.ill > Page 20, THE BREEZE, Tuesday, April 3, 1979 Greek Sing A combination of song and costume lend showmanship to annual Greek event y AL JOI.SON. IT IS — A member of Zeta Tau Alpha salutes the singer at Greek Sing Saturday night. Theta Chi took first place for frats and Sigma Sigma Sigma captured the top prize for sororities in the vocal battle of the Greeks TOGA! TOGA! Two members performance of riverboat of Sigma Nu wore traditional songs. Athenian garb for their Photos by Sandy Paetow MM* >\* DISNEY ON PARADE. Pi Kappa Phi honor Mickey Mouse himself in a rousing chorus