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\ol.5N James Madison University Friday. December 12, MM No. 2> The letter Evicted 9 Students give up fight was vague By CHRIS WARD Zane Neff and Us five James Madison University roommates have given up. Transfer not admitted The city of Harrisonburg has chosen the house Neff lived in since last May as an By CINDY ELMORE example case for the enforcement of zoning Twenty-four-year-old Richard Bleser applied laws. Weary and frustrated, Neff Neff and his to James Madison University this fall, hoping roommates will be moving out at the end of to enter as a communication arts major. December. Recently out of a stint with the military, he "It's like beating your head against a brick moved from New York to nearby Staunton to wall-it doesn't do any good to fight," Neff, a complete his education at a university with JMU junior, said recently. which he was familiar. A lacrosse player for 14 Last August, Neff was informed that he and years and impressed with the cub here, he his roommates, who live at the corner of talked to the coach and hoped to participate Maplehurst Avenue and South Main Street, this spring. were violating a city zoning ordiance allowing But Bleser was denied admission last month no more than two unrelated persons to live in and was never even told why. any R-i zoned house. In November, Neff was Because of a new admissions policy in effect contacted by Norvell Lapsley, city attorney, for the spring 1961 semester, Bleser and all and told to comply with the zoning ordinance other transfer students wishing to major in immediately. communication arts or business are denied Neff said he has been fighting the city ever entry to JMU. since "because they were just out to get us." "It was really upsetting to me," Bleser said. "The letter was so vague At the time (I "EVERYTHING'S EXHAUSTED, we've received notice), I was working about 18 hours had enough," Neff said. "I just think they a day and couldn't call during work hours to went about the whole thing wrong. They find out why. should have announced when we signed the "ALL MY plans were on attending for the *•■• lease that they were going to enforce those laws." spring term. I'll be forced to take courses at The house has been rented by brothers of MM »y M*t ■Kvln Blue Ridge Community College." the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity from Harry FIVE STUDENTS now residing in Arco House, shown above, The letter Bleser and other transfers denied (Continued on Page 6) have found new places to live next semester. admission on this basis simply states, "Since the number of new students admitted is limited to the resources available to the University, we, regretfully, cannot process your ap- plication for the Spring Term." Accused student faces January trial Bleser believes be was qualified for ad- mittance here because he had been accepted 'System * caused housing error Sorority sisters offer support into a communications school at Emerson College in Boston that had similar By DONNA SIZEMORE By DONNA SIZEMORE requirements as JMU. "I got in with no University administrators are blaming "a break- Investigation continues into Kimberly Ellison's problem," he said. down in the system" for their failure to detect the fact alleged attempt to murder her newborn baby in the Director of Admissions Francis Turner that suspended student Kimberly Ellison was living in bathroom of Shorts Hall last week. believes the policy is justified because "If s not Shorts Hall. According to Ellison's defense attorney, William fair to bring them (transfers) in, only to find "The system permits that kind of thing," according Julias of Harrisonburg, he is "making an investigation they're not going to be able to schedule classes to Lin Rose, director of residence halls at James to represent the girl's interest." in their major." Madison University. Ellison's case will come before the Harrisonburg JMU is overenroUed, according to state Despite the fact that Ellison was suspended from Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court in January. (Continued on Page 7) JMU last May, all her appeals were denied and she Julias refused to comment on the case other than to received a full refund of tuition, room and board, the say, "I former JMU student resided in university housing until don't feel I'm in the she gave birth to a baby girl Tuesday Dec. 2. position to make any Ellison, 21, has been charged with attempted statement that would murder. She was treated just like any student placed benefit anyone" on academic suspension, according to Rose. She was Ellison's parents given the opportunity to attend summer school and also refused to com- gain readmittance to JMU, he said, adding that her ment on the case. residence hall space also was reserved. "Until all Members of appeal processes are exhausted, we won't pull a Ellison's sorority, student out of housing," Rose continued, because if the Zeta Tau Alpha, said student's appeal was upheld, he or she would have no they were greatly place to go. disturbed by the in- cident, however noting STUDENTS ARE allowed to appeal academic they will continue to decisions up to the census date, Rose said, which ex- offer their support tends about 10 days into the semester. According to Rose, bis office receives an error listing "WE'LL GIVE her in mid-October, which usually contains about 30 support," said sorority, names. This list contains the names of students who member Cathy ■ Continued on Page 7) Cannon. "She has a personal problem that ■'' *. ■—^~~—"~i needs to be dealt with." side According to Cannon and Patty Staker, four reviewers for The Breeze select the Top another sorority Ten albums of 1W0. For their favorites, see Folio, member, they were pages 12-U. not aware of Ellison's pregnancy or her -Garber HaU captures the 1980 JMU intramural academic suspension soccer championship In a l-# victory over the from James Madison Ballbusiers. See Sports, page 18. University. JMU students Amy Shafer and Sherry Coar visited Santa Clans In the Valley i Continued on Page 60 Mall Wednesday. , —l f »S««i ,OKl St x«HJrnwfl vubh^ .3XH3HH 3HT - Page2, THE BREEZE Friday, December 12,1980 JMU students receive pay hike New minimum wage law applied

By JOE 8CHNECKEN- hours cut means that students as JMU recently received a BURGER will make the same amount of directive from the U.S. Student employees of James Department of Education that money but will work less requires the minimum wage Madison University will hours to get it. receive a pay hike next to be paid to all CWS students semester. "WE HAD two choices," retroactive to Oct. 1. Beginning Jan.l, JMU will Mundy said, "We could either pay all its College Work Study cut down the number of 10- ALTHOUGH JMU only is John Mundy, the hours because we thought year, it would by "grossly director of adminstrative it would benefit more people." unfair" to pay CWS^students affairs. CWS hours will not be cut, one wage and 10-hour students another, Mundy said, adding Mundy said. that beginning Jan. 1, all The pay hike will mean a 70 In addition, the 137 CWS student employees will cent raise for students who students on campus will receive minimum wage. are now paid $2.65,85 percent receive a raise to $3.10 Student employees who ky jw tcMMCktnbvritr of the minimum wage. retroactive to Oct. 1. They will already receive minimum However, 10-hour em- receive the retoactive pay on ISABEL CUMMINGS, food services employee participates in the wage such as intramural, food waste survey. See story next Issue. ployees' hours will be cut to their Dec. 15 paycheck. recreation and bookstore eight and a hah* per week, The 54510-hour students will receive their raise in January. employees will continue to do sonnel, the pay scale for Food released yet from Richmond . since their pay is still so, he added. budgeted on the basis of the 85 According to Mundy, the Service employees, whose are Food Service employees CWS program is federally According to Guthrie Allen, payed as Virginia classified currently start- at $3.16 an percent wage. director of university per- hour. According to Mundy, the funded, and universities such employees, has not been Failure to finance pamphlets evokes protest Roberts Rules of Order were By CHRIS WARD 4-3 vote. However, some SGA treasurer and finance was an "illegal" move. suspended. A Student Government members were confused committee member, if "the Consequently, the current Association finance com- about the issue and Bond committee had funded IN AN EFFORT to make finance committee mittee decision not to grant called another meeting. Panhellenic for its rush decisions on proposals before disregarded the prior IFC money to the Panhellenic During the second meeting, at handbooks, precedence would the end of the 1979-80 academic grant since the proposal has Council may have hurt the which Headley was not be set for funding all year, the senate voted on the been deemed invalid as SGA's booksale committee. present, the committee voted organizations on campus for IFC request without finance proper precedence. The finance committee 4-3 against the proposal. recruiting literature..." committle input, which is Also, the four committee voted Monday not to grant Sulik said last year's standard procedure. Sulik members voting against the $570 to the Panhellenic to pay AS A RESULT of the decision to grant the In- maintains that last year's proposal consider the for the rush pamphlets it decision, Sigma Sigma Sigma terfraternity Council $500 to decision to grant money to distributes to female students sorority, which had agreed to pay for its rush handbooks IFC was "invalid" because iContinued on Page 5> each fall and for expenses help with next month's during its annual blood drive. booksale, will vote Sunday According to some sources, whether or not to boycott the the committee at first had sale. voted to give the money to "Apparently a lot of Panhellenic but reversed its politicking has been done," decision on Monday. Headley said, adding, "Why Circumstances surrounding should we support the SGA if the committee's vote are they won't support us?" unclear. According to finance Bond, who voted in favor of »/r#] committee Chairperson Jenny granting the money, said she Bond and Panhellenic was disappointed by the President Lisa Headley, the committee's decision. committee voted in favor of According to a statement giving the money Dec. 4 by a read Tuesday by Bill Sulik, 434-3925 <76,r C*rc- University accepts about 53 percent Season's Greetings of transfer students

By KELLY BOWERS student has the academic Fifty-three percent of the background to pursue that 243 applications James major. Madison University has There are a several reasons received for transfers have a student may choose to been accepted as of Dec. 3. transfer, he said, such as Francis Turner, director of financial considerations. admissions, explained that Many students choose to start these figures represent the at a less expensive com- same percentage of munity college and then December 1979 applications transfer, and others transfer accepted, but the number of from a more expensive acceptance, 124, is lower. private school to a state Usually, JMU would accept university, such as JMU. applications through the end Academically, if a student of December. But this year, changes majors, it may be mat date has been moved to neccessary to transfer to a Dec. 15 to limit the number of corresponding curriculum. AW 11.-66 • 5:#6 ^REDKEN transfer students. Turner For other students turned said. down as freshman applicants, Turner said applications are it is often easier to enter JMU TtLts - +Aurs - IO: 60- g: 3* considered as soon as they as a transfer, Turner ex- come in, adding that the only plained. The rates of transfer i. S:3o -5 :*0 other reason a transfer's applicants to available space intended major is considered is often lower, giving tran- $*t. f:j6-3:J0 would be to insure that the sfers a better chance of entry. THE BREEZE, Friday, December 12, 1980, Page 3 Business school in process of receiving accreditation

By SANDE SNEAD publications, use of innovative the self-study in June, a team James Madison Univer- teaching methods, and of three deans from various sity's School of Business will number of business professors business schools throughout not receive accreditation untH with doctorate degrees. the country will visit the April 1982. Hanlon said he is 'sure JMU campus for two or three days. Accreditation is the mark of meets the requirements. For excellence for a college or example, 40 percent of the business professors must have "THESE DEANS will university, according to dean conduct a thorough of the business school, Dr. Ph.D's to meet the standards. William Hanlon. Sixty percent of JMU business examination of the campus professors have doctorates. facilities," Hanlon said. They "We applied three years ago will investigate the business "The business school is in for acreditation but there volumes at the library, the the process of evaluation for were a few disconformitie8 ," adequacy of classrooms, accreditation by the he said. "We were short of faculty offices, computer American Assembly of the doctorates but the major facilitites and so on. They will Collegiate School of Business, problem was the rapid growth talk to everyone from Dr. Hanlon said, but what people of overall population at Carrier to students. Finally, don't realize is that this is a JMU." they will make a recom- two year process." mendation to the assembly He added that the JMU Hanlon pointed out that the members." v school of business meets all business school only came into requirements for ac- existence nine years ago. In There are many benefits of creditation. addition, he said the AACSB accreditation, according to A two volume self-study of wanted to wait for the rapid Hanlon. "First of all, it tells the business department first growth of population here to people on the outside right Ffiot* by QMTVH I must be reviewed, he said, level off so the overall away that we meet certain adding, "This self-study will adequacy of the business standards," he said. "This*, HANLON RECEIVES daily economic forecasts through hk be submitted in June of 1981 at school could be evaluated. helps a student applying for personal computer, which is tapped directly into the prestigious which time a judgement will According to Hanlon, the graduate school admissions, Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania. be made on our ac- number of business majors law school admissions and credibility." had increased 20-35 percent employment in business." each year until recently "It increases the only to accredited schools," only a small proportion of THE SELF-STUDY in- tapering off to about a 15 availability of funds for the he added. schools in the United States cludes course outlines, faculty percent annual increase. university because there are, Hanlon stressed the honor of have accredited business workloads, faculty Following the approval of some funds that are available accreditation, adding that schools. Non-students arrested for property damage By MARGO COBLE Barton, 20, of Owensboro, KY peace. A CADET patrol observed girlfriend in one of the dorms, Four non-students were were charged with destruction Smith and Barton were Smith and Barton walking on MacNutt said. arrested on the James of personal property at 1:29 placed in the county jail in lieu vehicles and kicking in the In the Hoover and Renard Madison University campus a.m. on Dec. 7, Alan MacNutt of $250. Hoover and Renard windshields of three cars in case, an Ashby Hall resident last weekend, according to the said. were given summons and the commuter parking lot advisor reported two men director of security and safety released. beside the tunnel under 1-81. running through the halls, here. John B. Hoover of All four were given trespass The cadets radioed in the making noise and shooting off Harrisonburg and John M. notices and will be arrested if license plate of the car the two two fire extinguishers. Jeffrey K. Smith, 21, of Renard of Charlottesville found again on JMU property, men were driving, according A security officer responded Alexis, N.C. and Frederick were charged with breach of MacNutt said. to MacNutt Sergeant and while he was getting a William Clark arrested them description of the men, a about four minutes later in the cadet supervisor observed two Eagle parking lot. noisy and disorderly males in Give The Gift Of Music Smith and Hoover admitted Converse Hall. The men to the crime, and they ap- admitted to shooting off the parently were killing time fire extinguishers in Ashby, while a friend visited a MacNutt said.

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By JENNIFER YOUNG the same concept but called it Desperado's -The Student Government the discount card to make it Association will distribute simpler for students to un- discount cards to students derstand, according to Chuck during spring registration in Cunningham, SGA president. Dec.22 January. Currently, 4,000 cards have been sent, and more will be '-. The cards list 10 local available by Jan. 11 to allow businesses at which students each registered student the LOO cover charge may receive a five-10 percent opportunity to obtain a card. discount on purchases. The The ten local businesses card is only a reference guide listed on the discount card EPNow available at and is not required to be are: Command Performance, presented for the discount. NAPA Motor Parts, Sunshine The only requirement is a Sports, Electrical valid - James Madison Wholesalers Inc., John University ID. Huffman Tire, Gitchell's Blue Mountain Records This service was atempted Photo, Michaels, Auto Body, two years ago as termed the Williamson's Pharmacy, The Student Buying Power Card. Little Grill and Colony Optical - Harrisonburg This year the SGA followed Company. Mice found on Greek row; Penguin Feather frat operates 'Rat patrol9 -Northern Va.

By MARGO COBLE have asked for traps and have Greek Row houses not only reported seeing mice in the Merry Christmas • fraternities and sororities, but dorm. also mice, according to several residents. Kappa Sigma fraternity operates a rat patrol, and they have caught three this year, After Your Finals according to John Yannetti, fraternity member. The Phi Mu sisters have Take One More Class: noticed at least one rat which has been eating crackers, Lynn Bunting said, adding "We had security down here, A GLASS OF CLASS but they couldn't catch anything." John Deutsch of Pi Kappa Phi fraternity said that 12 rate have been caught this year and that "there are still a lot more running around." "It's ridiculous, " be said.

SIGMA NU fraternity has at least one mouse, according to Charlie Harris, who com- mented that the problem was even worse two years ago. "They found 12 in one room on the second floor", he said. Other Greek organizations reporting mice are Tau Kappa Epsilon, Sigma Pi and Sigma Kappa. "One guy would catch them and keep them as pets for awhile," said Eddie Logan of TKE. The problem has been reported to Donna Warner, assistant dean of students. " "We have boxes of D-Con available to the bouse managers and have reported it to Housekeeping which is lining up exterminators," Warner said. The houses were exterminated this summer, she added. The only reports of mice at a campus residence hall this Gamby Distributing. year have come from Shorts Hall. According to Gary Kellman, a Shorts resident advisor, several residents Mt. Crawford, Va. THE BREEZE, Friday, December 12, 1980, Page 5 •SGA

Continued from Page 2) "One of our main concerns HEADLEY ADDED that mittee chairman David Hayes "WE DON'T think it's fair," jnheilenic a social was that they said we were a the Panhellenic just governs said "it's impossible to Headley said, frustrated. ..ganization, meaning that it social organization," Headley the sororities, and cannot separate the two." Hayes "The Inter-hall Council was should raise money for its own said. "We are not. The raise money on its own. voted against granting the front-end budgeted last year activities and not ask for sororities certainly are, but But finance committee Panhellenic money. He also and they get profit from we're not." member and booksale com- noted that the committee money from the SGA. never "actually voted in favor vending machines. I don't see r why we can't receive the same of the proposal." consideration. Hayes said in its Dec.4 In its final meeting this meeting, committee member semester, other SGA business Jeff Rogers was absent and included: MIDWAY MARKET was voting by proxy. Rogers —a chaotic discussion which 157 Warsaw A ve 434-7948 was unavailable for comment. resulted in final approval of a However, Hayes noted that resolution preventing SGA Behind the New JM's Sulik said the proxy must be officers' salaries from "being notarized to be valid Since the diminished or raised" during proxy was not notorized, the the academic year; Thurs- Sunday vote became a 3-3 tie. Ac- —the senate abolished class cording to the SGA by-laws, committees and created a Budllpk. 4.19 Olympia 2.89 tie votes in a committee result single annual ring committee, in the defeat of any proposal. to be dissolved after it makes Erlanger X-99 Miller 12 pk. 4.39 "Some people were con- the selection for a fused on just what they were representative ring company; Molson 2.79 Ortlelbs 1.29 voting for," Hayes said. "I —student discount cards honestly don't see how they will be distributed early next Mickey Malt 1.89 Pabst 12 oz. cans 1.89 will get money now." semester. Lite 2.29 Pearl Reg Cf Light 1.99 Old M ill 1/4 keg 1 $ .95 YAF sends the hostages * Old M ill 1/2 keg 25.95 * in ban Christmas cards

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Clarification

The recently-approved policy raising the standards for graduating with honors from 3.25 to 3.4 will not affect any students currently enrolled at James Madison University. Although the new policy will be listed in the 1961 PS . . . DONT FORGET TO PICK UP A COPY OF OUR NEW MENU. Student Handbook, currently enrolled students will graduate under the present [« standards, .••■»»".•»-» (Mam >»•••»...... Page 6, THE BREEZE Friday, December 12, 1980 > • * Evicted WHY IS (Continued from Page 1) city officials) into the house. Hippo of Flippo's Oil for the But when the building in- past five years, according to spector came we had to let Neff. Two years ago, the him in. He asked me questions zoning laws were changed, but I didn't answer them. lowering the number allowed Then he just went through the SCROOGE in the R-l zoned house from house counting pillows," Neff five to two. complained. Neff said he thought the city "just didn't like our landlord In January, the house will (Flippo) and used this house be empty, at least until it can to get at him." Flippo has be rented out. But Neff said he SMILING? been out of town and was doesn't "see how any family Scrooge know* that he'll save lot* of money during Harvey* Warehouie great 3 MILLION DOLLAR SELLATHON! will move in there. It was a Not only will he find the widett (election of TOP namebrand audio/video equipment in the area, but he'll alto get. unavailable for comment. absolutely FREE, Harvey's famous 5-YEAR WARRANTY »n0 GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES! He's buying super Both Lapsley and city perfect location for students. gifts for all hit friends at Harvay's ... and ha can still go home and count his money ... And you can. too. during Har zoning official John Byrd said vey's 3 MILLION DOLLAR SELLATHONI Listed below are only a few of the items now on sale! "it is unfortunate" for Neff All the arguing is over now, and his roommates but as far as Neff and his room- declined further comment. mates are concerned. Flippo's Attorney, Thomas "We've wasted a lot of time Wilson, Jr., noted that "the on this. We just don't want to case is in limbo right now, and press it any further." I don't think I should make any further comment." Everyone at the house, known as the Arco House, • Sorority have now found new places to live. Neff and one other roommate will move into Squire Hill Apartments, while (Continued from Page 1) three others will live in the "Kim was a very normal SPE house on South Main person," Cannon continued, Street. adding that they did not realize how troubled she was. THE CITY has enforced the Both Staker and Cannon zoning law unfairly, according believe Ellison never ad- to Neff. He pointed out that the mitted to herself that she was Stop-in convenience store is pregnant. "She was con- "just about five feet" from the fronted," Cannon said. "She Arco House and is com- never admitted it and denied mercially zoned, while across it to herself. Her roommate the street, the houses are did not even know." zoned R-2, allowing more Zeta sisters have not heard unrelated people to live from Ellison since she was together. released from Rockingham Complaints of noise could Memorial Hospital last week, not have been the reason for according to Cannon and forcing the students out, Staker. Both said that no according to Neff, because sorority members were "we haven't had a noise permitted to visit Ellison complaint in a year and a while she was a patient there. half." Cannon and Staker "For a long time we described Ellison as "a happy wouldn't answer any and giving individual who questions or allow them (the kept to herself." NEED GIFT IDEAS? Come to Valley Books for Bibles, Christian books 8B music, games, gifts 8B more! IDEA! pJew International version Bible, Leather handi-size edition Reg. 43.95 Sale 33.95! 20 North Main St. Harrisonburg 433-2421 Mon.-Fri.9-9 Sat. 9-5:30

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John Ono Lennon: 1940-1980 John Lennon is dead The man who may be the work, was strong, evocative music, that pleased exist rather than crash it oat hi fear or Insecurity most influential figure of our lifetime fell before him, Yoko, and if the preliminary sales that I wasn't manly enough. the gun of a deranged madman Monday night in figures are any indication, the public. a sickening reminder that none of us is safe from It took this period as a bousehusband to get senseless violence. JOHN AND Yoko planned to use a series of Lennon to accept in actuality what he had in- Throughout his career as a musician, Lennon musical colaborations to enhance the world-wide tellectually espoused. He could finally admit to stressed the theme of love. That love was repaid man-woman dialogue. The couple had become the world just what Yoko meant to him ar- posthumously Monday night and Tuesday concerned with this topic during their seclusion, tistically. The collaboration the two had planned morning, as hundreds of admirers gathered and wanted to share what they had learned. was to be far-reaching, and increasingly am- outside the Dakota, the building in New York bitious. Yoko admitted that she was holding back City where Lennon had lived for the last several somewhat on Double Fantasy: years. Flowers were placed at the gateway to the building, near the spot where he died. In selecting my songs. I was conscious about the But let us not mourn the past, for the past was osws that are not too shall we say—offbeat. lost to us anyway. The past will always live on in This album Is like our first hello. When yon say the memories of those who loved John. Let us 'John and Yoko hello, you don't want to complicate things. mourn instead the loss of a future. For it was a Maybe in the second or third album, we can future which included all of us. John and Yoko planned to use experiment more. had just completed their first LP together since 1972, Doable Fantasy, and were already back in But there was to be no second LP; no third. the studio on the night that John was killed. a series of collaborations Lennon haxfcgrown agitated in the Playboy in- terview when the subject of Neil Young's lyric FIVE YEARS of virtual seclusion had allowed "if s better to burn out than to fade away" came Lennon to be comfortable with working again. to enhance the world-wide up: Not because he had to but because he wanted to. So much more relaxed was he that he granted a I hate it. It's better to fade away like an aid series of interviews to explain his new outlook man-woman dialogue' soldier than to barn out I don't appreciate and plans. In The New York Times, Lennon worship of dead Sid Vicious or dead James Dean stressed that the future was the place to look to, or of dead John Wayne. It's the same thing. and the present the place to be. Wallowing in the Making Sid Vicious a hero, Jim Morrison—it's past was self-destructive: garbage to me. I worship the people wo survive. Gloria Swanson. Greta Garhe. They're sayiag 1 finally started writing like I was even before John Wayne conqared cancer—he whipped it the Beatles were the Beatles. I got rid of all that like a man. Yon know, I'm sorry that he died aad self-consciousness about telling myself 'You Speaking on his time as a househusband, Lennon all that-I'm sorry for his family-but he didn't can't do that. That song's not good enough. said: whip cancer. It whipped him. I don't want Sean Remember, you're the gny who wrote 'A Day in worshiping John Wayne or SM Videos. What do the Life.' Try again. To all housewives, I say I now understand what they teach you? Nothing. Death. SM Vicious died you're screaming about. My life was built for what? So that we might rock? I mean, it's Speaking on the same subject, be told Playboy around dean's meals...I'm a rich housewife, but garbage, you know. If Nell Young admires that magazine: "you know I don't believe in it still involves caring sentiment so much, why doesn't he do it? yesterday. I'm only interested In what I'm doing Because be sure as hell laded away and came now." I shut up and learned how to cook and be with the back many times.like all of us. No thank you. I'D And what he was doing now, while not his best baby and allow the feminine side of myself to take the living and the healthy.

* > • « • »*.» ».-«.*.».,.. I ■ Likliiitai i ••»■■■ . .-. ..■••..•.•..'. Doors enjoy resurge nt popularity By BRYAN POWELL revival? musically, they presented a California in 1965: The Doors are one of the few package unlike any before or I was out on the beach getting groups in the history of rock ..INITIALLY, ONE should*' since, and they believed in it. some sun. thinking 'What am I 'n' roll to have totally tran- recognize that the Doors have A second factor which may be going to do with my life now,' scended the myriad never been totally forgotten considered is time; a and who comes walking down limitations of that genre. by the public. Since lyricist generation has passed since the beach but Jim Morrison. Elvis Presley, the Beatles and and lead vocalist Jim the Doors ceased to be an And I said, 'Hey man, I perhaps Bob Dylan are the Morrison's alleged death in active force in the American thought you were going to only others who could honestly 1971, the group has sold about music scene. New York.' make this exceptional claim. 350,000 records per year, The current generation, Currently the group is in the according to a statement more than any before, seems And he said, No. I stayed midst of a resurgence, or, to made by Doors representative to recognize and appreciate here, man. I was staying up on quote keyboardist Ray Rich Linnel, in an article the music of the past. Perhaps a rooftop at a friend's house.' Manzarek, a "resurrection." which appeared in the Nov. 27 this is a result of the influence This popular revival has been Rolling Stone. Some also of the massive deluge of And I said. Well. what have spurred primarily by the credit the 1978 release of "An nostalgia which struck the you been doing?' publication of the Jim American Prayer," an LP of American media in the 70s. Morrison biography, No One Doors-supported Morrison Understanding the ap- And he sa id, 'I've been writing Here Gets Out Alive, which poetry, to have had some part proach which the Doors took songs.' has sold over 225,000 copies. getting the resurgence towards their music is Since then, three previously started. More recently, the essential to understanding the I said. 'Yeah, well far out, released Doors albums have group's music was featured in band. The Doors were cer- man.' I knew he was a poet, reappeared on the charts and "Apocalypse Now." But none tainly the most lyrically- he'd always been writing the new Doors' Greatest Hits of this answers the question of oriented group in the history poetry but he'd never really (Elektra 5E-515) recently why a revival, and why now? of rock. This fact is evident in written any tongs before. debuted in the upper reaches The question is an intricate the very origin of the group. In of the charts. one and may be simplified into an interview with "Sound- Morrison then offered the These facts spawn a two factors. In the first place, track of the Sixties," Ray verses to "Moonlight Drive:" question—why have the Doors the music of the Doors is Manzarek recalls tte scene on (Continued on Page 15) enjoyed such a notable unique; both conceptually and the beach a Venice,

By MARK SUTTON world's greatest singles band right now. It's 5:03 a.m. Most of you are sleeping The Top Ten LPs of 1980 soundly as I write this, but I cannot You 5. BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN: THE RIVER see, 1980 went inexplicably haywire Monday Flawed though it may be, this LP still ranks night. Next to the loss of John Lennon, as one of the year's finest. A very in- anything like a Top Ten for the year is mere teresting Rolling Stone review draws drivel. Life does go on, however, and I have parallels between it and London Calling: the a funny feeling that Yoko—and John, were stark, black and white single-sleeve he still living— would have preferred that packaging; the tales of working class we do go on with it This Top Ten (actually anguish and the fight to get out from under; thirteen) is dedicated to the memory of John the length and discount price. But the Ono Lennon. God bless you, John. reason the Clash makes it to number one while Springsteen comes in at five is sim- 1. THE CLASH: LONDON CALLING ple: while the Clash still hope for a better An utterly brilliant third LP from the band tomorrow, Springsteen apparently despairs which Rolling Stone has tagged as suc- of one. cessors to the Rolling Stones' title of "the world's greatest rock 'n' roll band." This 6. THE BOOMTOWN RATS: THE FINE two LP set, which sells for about what a ART OF SURFACING i normal single disc does, is filled with some The Rats are an Irish band who have not of the best political music made since recieved nearly the recognition they Lennon's radical period The Clash have deserve. This LP, like their first, features >< managed to transcend their hard-core punk interesting, varied musical styles, coupled roots to create a new, exciting, and with intelligent, often witty lyrics. Vocalist y provocative music, which still gets you out Bob Geldoff is at home in almost any of your seat and dancing. mileau, and the rest of the band is superb. The controversial single, "I Don't Like 2. ELVIS COSTELLO ANTr-fflE AT- Mondays," is included on this LP. TRACTIONS: GET HAPPY! It says something about either Elvis or 7. PRETENDERS: PRETENDERS myself (I don't know which) that in the I am not quite as impressed by this LP as three years I've been doing this, Costello just about everybody else is, partly for the has finished second, first and second. The band's sake. While the album is admittedly man is brilliant, and that's all there is to it. stunning, there are some weak points here The Attractions are one of the few bands that need to be worked out before they'll around with a sound that can truly be called make it to the top half of this survey. There inimitable. This LP is vastly superior to last are some notable lyrical foul-ups here and a year's Armed Forces and may even edge couple of cuts ("Kid" springs to mind most This Years Model for the title of the readily) that have me headed for the cueing penultimate Costello LP. Only time will tell, arm. Let's see if they're a band with some of course, but right now it sounds a tad more substance before we give them the world. consistent. For now, though I can't wait for January and the' next LP. 8. FABULOUS POODLES: THINK PINK This band probably sealed their own fate 3. DEVO: FREEDOMOFCHOICE when they chose their name. Under any Didn't get to run all the letters together in other title; they'd probably have a hit single my review of this one (September) so I or two, platinum LPs, and more money than thought I'd do it now. Time was when I could any of them would know what to do with. regard Devo as my pet band: not even many Think Pink is not as strong as Mirror Stars, of my punk friends liked them. Now though, but it is still a very interesting and en- they've gone and gotten accessible, but it joyable LP from a vastly underrated group. turns out they're still good. The band's Check out "Bionic Man" for some of the decision to virtually eliminate the guitar is year's driest wit. apparently paying off. The most consistent, best selling Devo ever. 9. BLONDIE: EAT TO THE BEAT One of the best things about the emergance 4. BUZZCOCKS: A DIFFERENT KIND OF of New Wave is that it gave women a chance TENSION to stake a claim in what had been a totally The Buzzcocks are one of the few bands ever male-dominated field. For the first time, to have pulled off the trick of mating pop women were leading bands and writing songwriting sensibilities with guitars which their own songs. And these weren't girl sound like a handsaw eating up a great group do-wop songs, either. Despite the sequoia. It makes for an interesting jux- confusion surrounding this band's image, it taposition, to say the least, to hear vocalist still can put together some tremendous Pete Shelly sing his tales of romantic woe songs. The problem is that it can also put over grinding, riffing guitars and a frantic, together some tremendously awful songs. driven rhythm section. Somewhat uneven There are two on this LP, and until they can Wft%&mc#ffl}>;wwf*m%4fj($: x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x ..on LP, they stand without doubt as the lick that, they stay in the bottom of the top. 'Greatest Hits' New LP includes some remastering By BRYAN POWELL included the hits "Riders On the Storm" and The Doors' Greatest Hits < Elektra SE-515) is "L.A. Woman." Other than those two songs, the latest compilation of the most popular there are two others on this album which were works of that particular group. Since,all but not on 13; "Break On Through," which was one of the songs on this LP have appeared on at certainly one of the Doors more significant least two previous albums, one may wonder songs, and "Not to Touch the Earth," a par- why this record was released at all. ticularly obscure piece which appeared on the Those involved with the project—producer July, 1968 Waiting for the Son LP and was a Paul Rothchild, surviving Doors Ray Man- segment of "The Celebration of the Lizard," zarek, Robby Krieger and John Densmore, and the group's most elaborate attempt at rock Morrison biographer Danny Sugar-man— theater. suggest that this will become the definitive Doors package. Their concensus is that WHILE THERE is a large amount of "there's not one record that represents their repetition between 13 and Greatest Hits, this is entire career, but when airplay prompts a still the only Doors album where "Light My consumer to go to a record store and say 'I Fire" and "Riders on the Storm" appear want a Doors album,' we'd like this to be the together, now that the quadrophonic The Best one he or she buys." of the Doors is out of print That fact alone may Still, the fact remains that six of the ten make this effort worthwhile. songs on this album can be found on the band's This album has other factors in its favor as 13 LP, which was released in November, 1970. well. The three oldest cuts on the The only significant difference is that 13 was released before the final Doors album, L.A. (Continued on Page 14) * i The Doors Woman, which came out in April, 1971 and

wxWxWxw^ tEN ZEVON: BAD LUCK twelve months which are worthy of mention. guys. disticuve style has done it again. It may H DANCING SCHOOL In the aftermath of the 70s and the disco take a while, but listen to Gaacho a few t uneven effort to date, Zevon and punk movements, rock as an artform 5. GEORGE THOROGOOD AND THE times, and you'll know what I mean. i his grip on the audience with seems to be groping for some sort of DESTROYERS: MORE ,; worst lyric writing he's done, definition and direction. At last! Perhaps as Thorogood does a tremendous amount of 3. PAT BENATAR: CRIMES OF PASSION who lives or dies by his words, the 80s pass into history, rock musicians, driving, no compromise blues and rock and Yea, finally a woman who can belt out the , disasterous, and at times it is. record companies and promoters will roll. His guitar playing, while not being rockers with the best of them! Bena tar's makes the spectacular play just realize that rock 'n' roll needn't be reveling particularly fancy, is certainly distinctive vocal virtuosity is a welcome addition to fh here to make you forget all the in a given movement to be successful. and appealing. You can't help but enjoy this rock 'n' roll Noteables on this, her second juding elements of a soon- to-be- In its beginnings, many of the bands album. LP are "Hit Me With Your Best Shot," and > they say) symphony on this LP which comprised what we now call the New "Hell Is For Children." Also, eerie incept which was fouled by poor Wave movement expressed this sentiment The following records are deserving of at references to the Austin novel are powerful t will be interesting to see what marvelously. The music was fresh and least honorable mention: on the offering "Wuthering Heights." p with next. unique and had nothing to do with disco, Benatar will be around for a while, if she blues, psychadelic 60s rock or the heavy JOE PERRY PROJECT: LET THE MUSIC keeps putting out albums like this one. C IMAGE LTD.: SECOND metal barrage of the early 70s. Ah, but the DO THE TALKING moment New Wave became acknowledged Rolling Stone said that if Tyler had done 4. JACKSON BROWNE: HOLD OUT is gone, but he's not forgotten. as a movement, it began to fall prey to the vocals, this would have been the best Perhaps one of the best lyricists today, :>ng about Johnny Rottea" Mr. conglomeration, mass production and Aerosmith album ever. I wouldn't go that Jackson Browne continues putting together resumed being known by his above all, self-consciousness, losing much of far, but there is some pure dynamite within music in his own uniquely personal style. He •e, John Lydon, and with his new the emotion and drive which made it these grooves. writes about issues and about real emotion, liking some of the most radical significant in the first place. something that is lacking in many of the V. Combining elements of ska, So where is rock and roll now? Hanging CHRISTOPHER CROSS: CHRISTOPHER empty, repetitive lyrics today. Many of his e, rock and just about anything aimlessly between past and present, for- CROSS songs are derived from personal ex- row together, PiL makes atonal, mless, like some unmolded mountain of The single "Sailing" is reason enough to periences, such as this LP's "That Girl atements about the condition of clay, waiting for talented hands to guide it. mention this album. Could Sing" which is about a friend of he The albums which I have chosen as the best and his band. Other exceptional cuts are of 1980 reflect this condition; the old and BILLY JOEL: GLASS HOUSES "Disco Apocolypse" and "Boulevard." Hey, IN SYLVAIN: SYLVAIN new schools of contemporary music are It's still rock and roll to me. see him in concert, if you don't agree; you'll f by a former New York Doll, equally represented. There is no significant : : : change your mind ged rather much in the mean- collection plate upon which these albums :>>y;^^K S^^:WS¥: : SISW5^WS:S?S^ivS"¥:SSffi you've been out of the studio for can be stacked. There are, quite simply, 5. SUPERTRAMP: PARIS. <:re is a tendency to come in and excellent albums, and nothing more. By TRICIA FISCHETTI I'm glad people are finally recognizing the tylvain falls prey to it here, going The year 1980 was not an especially exceptional talent of this British group I much instrumentation. Despite 1. PRETENDERS: PRETENDERS memorable one for albums. because they've certainly been plugging at 'has some tremendous moments. After taking England by storm a year ago, The usual crop of movie soundtracks were it a while. They put on one of the best stage i David Johansen and Johnny this three man, one woman outfit unleashed released, including "Urban Cowboy" and shows I've seen, and this LP captures much ould realize that they do work a remarkably versatile and powerful album "Fame." But, while these conglomerations of the excitement. hier than separately upon the unsuspecting, unprepared sell well, they are hardly deserving of American public. The Pretenders are led by critical acclaim. 6. THE DOORS: THE DOORS GREATEST NATAR: CRIMES OF PASSION CM-issie Hynde, who, aside from handling Today's music is following a distinct HITS j rather much higher in the ranks lead vocals and rhythm guitar, provides the pattern of no pattern. The public's listening I'd been wanting a Doors album to add to jJMU performance. After wat- group with a sexy, captivating focal point. tastes this year have been wide and varied my collection for a long time, but I had re, I realized that the star of this The songs themselves are superb; from the if what has made the charts is any in- trouble deciding which one to buy—until I i Benatar herself, but current buzzsaw guitars of "Precious" to the dication. Ten of the best albums of the year saw the line-up on this one. An exceptional .■ad guitarist Neal Geraldo. He swirling emotional storm of "Lovers of reflect this diversity. While some are by old collection by one of the most powerful rock .guitar hero live while Benatar's Today" and the bouncy AM accessibility of standbys of rock and roll, others of equally- groups ever. try the studio work. The "Brass In Pocket," the group never falters good quality are from newcomers C on this LP had always bothered in quality of performance or inspiration. I That rock and roll can continue to change 7. DAN FOGELBERG: PHOENIX I but now looms large in any am impressed. and adapt, while still keeping it's traditions, It's not his best effort, but who's com- flings. You may ask just why did shows that it, in all its forms, is indeed a plaining? Fogelberg has got to be one of the te the Top 13? Because Benatar 2. AEROSMITH: NIGHT IN THE RUTS mode that is here to stay. finest composers and singers of ballads jthat just won't quit. When I can A lot of people didn't like this album, but I around today. Besides, I'm an incurable grew up on Aerosmith and, well, old habits 1. CHRISTOPHER CROSS: romantic. (gs without having to think about 1 probably be my choice. are the hardest to break. Besides, this CHRISTOPHER CROSS album contains some mighty hot rock 'n' This newcomer has had a string of hits off 8. THE DOOBIE BROTHERS: ONE STEP REMOVED: roll, and is probably the last time Joe Perry this one, including "Sailing" and "Ride Like CLOSER JNNON AND YOKO ONO: and Steven Tyler will record together. That, the Wind." His sound is fresh and appealing, It must have been demanding to put •jANTASY if nothing else, makes it essential. and his songs range from driving rockers to together a decent follow-up to their award- five been the start of something mellow ballads. Doobie Brother Michael winning last LP which included a string of and beautiful. Why did he have 3. PAT BENATAR: CRIMES OF PASSION McDonald's distinctive back-up vocals also hits such as "Minute by Minute" and "What Sure, it's got a lot to do with the concert, help the album along. Cross definitely A Fool Believes," but The Doobies did it. and sure I'm just crazy about good-looking deserves a newcomer-of-the-year award Their new release proves that this group female vocalists. It also packs the punch of will continue to be a band for the 80s. POWELL a hair dryer in a bathtub. 2. STEELY DAN: GAUCHO r was not exactly a banner year This one is an end-of-the-year entry, but it (Continued on Page 14) gk 'n' roll world, there were 4. THE DOORS: GREATEST HITS is deserving of note. It's been a long time lms released during the past I've said all I need to say about these since AJa, but Steely Dan, with their /

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(Continued from Page 13) 9. ELVIS COSTELLO: GET who refuse to let them die. Young emerges from a house? HAPPY and TAKING There is only one cut here that rusty haze as a shining, if 9. THE LITTLE RIVER LIBERTIES really warrants the f novelty obscure, patriot of sorts. ONE TO BE REMEM- BAND: BACKSTAGE PASS Elvis seems to get worse packaging, (Lennon's Interesting, but too early to BERED: I don't usually like live with each progressive' LP, deSpectorized version of tell how it will fare. JOHN LENNON AND YOKO albums, but LRB sounds their but he still, has a while to go "Across the Universe") but as ONO: DOUBLE FANTASY best in concert This LP in- before he will not be worth the the saying goes, "if it's Bea tie CRIMES AGAINST A polished, mature cludes interesting live ren- trouble. music (as long as it isn't live) HUMANITY: statement from a woman and ditions of their chart succeses you cannot ruin it" VAN HALEN: WOMEN AND her husband, who will go down such as "Lady" and 10. THE BEATLES: CHILDREN FIRST in history as one of the world's "Reminiscing." It's an en- RARITIES ONE TO WATCH: NEIL AC-DC BACK IN BLACK most loved and respected joyable set The album by the group.that YOUNG: HAWKS AND Is there a sadist in the musicians. refused to live for the people DOVES II. JOHN LENNON AND YOKO ONO: DOUBLE FANTASY (Last But Not Least) This album marks Lennon's first Many Christmas offering of new music since 1974. Unfortunately for all of it Album his fans around the world, it is been shown before. The inside his last Thank you, John. We liner is adorned by a Mack and Gift Idea* 4, love you. (Continued from Page 13) white photo of Morrison from album—"Light My Fire," the "young lion" era, and, to • CHEESE BOARDS "Break On Through," and top it off, a complete lyric By DAVID LETSON "Love Me Two Times"—have sheet is enclosed. • GIFT BASKETS 1. THE CLASH: LONDON been electronically Many people have criticized CALLING remastered to improve their the Doors and Elektra • FANCY COOKIES Bold energy from across the sound. The group apparently Records for attempting to Atlantic, and personal politics got the idea after hearing and capitalize on the success of the for politically now people. admiring what David Jim Morrison biography and • WINE—CANDIES Robinson and Francis Ford the corresponding resurgence 2. NIEL YOUNG AND CRAZY Coppola had done to the of interest in the group's Qnly at HORSE: LIVE RUST original version of "The End" music. While this may be true It has been said that after for use in "Apocalypse Now." to some extent it was public God rested on the seventh day, The remastering provides a demand which created the truer, cleaner sound. group's renewed popularity in He created Neil on the eighth. 60W WATaST HAMBONBURG The album's packaging is the first place, right? There is PHONE 434-7647 3. BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN: the final aspect of its appeal. no harm in offering the public notJUiuuuNsr IEWNGTON THE RIVER Both the cover photograph of several variations of your PHONt 434-333S While this album certainly Morrison and the back cover product. Especially when the Houn is not the best we have heard photo of the band have never product is so exceptional. *"»"» I mm, from this man, the general concensus that it lacks in places is due more to stan- dards Springsteen has set for himself than anything else. Taken by itself, in- consistencies included, it remains one of the finest things to come around in a while by anybody. 4. THE KINKS: ONE FOR HOLIDAY TRADITION. THE ROAD On this live anthology of their career, dating back to "You Really Got Me", Ray Davies and Co. demonstrate why they they have their reputation of versatile songwriting reaching from liberal doses of wit to emotional sensitivity. 5. PRETENDERS: PRETENDERS Convincing evidence of why Chrissy Hynde has become the often quoted leader for the movement to allow women to be as sexually selfish as men. S. BLONDIE: EAT TO THE BEAT Powerfully popping tunes from way back when Debbie Harry was a mere sleeze and not a sellout, as well. *** 7. THE CHIPMUNKS: CHIPMUNK PUNK Ah, at long last an album we can take seriously. THIS BUD'S FOR YOU 8. PETE TOWNSHEND: K MPTY GLASS A softer, more personal, JOHN D. EILAND CO., INC. even religious album than anyone probably expected. RT. 11 NORTH. P.O. BOX880 • VERONA, VIRGINIA 24482 But it worked well. Nice auOMttM.KMG Of BEEKM-ANHfura. auSCH INC .«t IOUS pHQNE. (703) 248S 131 sympathetic gesture to the rising Pete Townshends of the streets.

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* Doors — (Continued from Page 12) Creatures." Constant themes side. Halloween world and for-' drumming. "Jim would do Let's swim to the moon recur in Morrison's poems bidden fruit." such free-form stuff and I just Let's climb through the tide and songs; escape, existential They were lyrics the like of The group's sound' was as couldn't help commenting on Penetrate the evening that the exploration, and the ever- which had never been heard much a factor in their success whatever he would say," City sleeps to hide... present apocalyptic search. before. They evoked such as were Morrison's powerful Densmore told Innerview. There was also invariably a glorious imagery — swirling, lyricisms. Manzarek's Densmore added that the lack Manzarek was impressed. twist, some perverse slant or violent waves of drama and keyboard work has been of a bass player is what "I said, 'Wow, that's it, man. vision: insistent madness. On a described so vividly that it allowed him to "really get in A rock 'n' roll song with those recent Innerview radio would be irrelevant to try to there as a drummer and play lyrics. Those are the best broadcast, Manzarek elaborate further here. What around, because there was lyrics I've ever heard. Let's Lions in the street and discussed this theme: should be recognized is that more room, much more get a rock and roll band roaming "You don't think madness the haunting, cataleptic sound room." together." Dogs in heat, rabid, foaming exists? The empty void- Manzarek derived from his The music which the Doors And he said, 'That's exactly A beast caged in the heart of madness— when you're in- keyboards was the perfect produced was exceptional: no what I want to do.' That's how the city. sane...that's exciting to play complement to the band's one has since been able to we got started, right there on with. That's there for the lyrics. duplicate the powerfully the beach of Venice, The lyrics often called for a nighttime." Equally important to cohesive presentation the California, summer of '65." transcendence of the social defining the band's sound was group offered. Still, there are structure which many of CERTAINLY IF any group the style of guitarist Robby many detractors. A recent ..MORRISON BELIEVED in Morrison's generation was captivated with night- Krieger, who is credited by issue of Creem magazine his lyrics and his poetic ef- disdained so actively: time, it was the Doors. On most as being the first rock called Morrison's lyrics forts, a belief which would November 6, 1967, Newsweek guitarist to play bottleneck "balderdash" and the group culminate in the publication of Arms that chained us said the following: "The guitar. The sound that "artificial." The Rolling Stone a volume of poetry entitled Eyes that lied swinging Doors open up: Chill resulted from the use of the Illustrated History of Rock "The Lords and The New Break on through to the other steel, weird twangs, a slide was eerie, transcient and and Roll describes Morrison C . distinctive. Krieger didn't just as something of a "clown." play leads. In his own words, There are others who feel the he "interpreted" the lyrics Doors were ridiculous and and liked to "play off morbid. Fasten, Morrison." Still, over ten years after the group's last performance, DRUMMER JOHN Den- they are still influencing funnier and wilder. smore also liked to play off music fans all over the world. Morrison. Since the Doors Time will be the ultimate didn't tour with a bass player judge of the group's artistic (although session bassists and creative merit. They will appeared on LPs), Densmore emerge as one of the most was allowed quite a bit of original and provocative room to experiment; to products of the world of rock punctuate the music with his 'n' roll.

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8:00 pm <$ FREE! i * System (Continued from Page 1) the other names. Rose also "We could build more are not noted that in the past six control into the system," he registered with the university. years, only two or three said. "But that would in- Rose added that most unauthorized students have covenience more people." problems with the list are been caught living in dorms. minor such as wrong social Rose said a committee has The program will be security numbers. "About 99.5 been appointed to examine the CTnmintd "to make sure it is percent of the problems university's policy regarding representing what we want it correct themselves," Rose suspended students and to," Rose noted, adding that said. housing but believes no the Ellison case is "very Ellison's name was on this changes will be made. rare. list, Rose said Early this week, the university received another error listing, Rose said, which • Letter contained about 12 names, all of which appeared on the first list. Rose noted that his office (Continued from Page 1) Further, the number of personally investigates or specifications, and several transfer applicants may have contacts each individual on it. administrators and faculty decreased, if all university Ellison's name also was on have agreed that courses in administrators and faculty this list, he said, adding that if these two majors are had been aware of the new she had remained in the especially crowded. policy. residence hall, she would have "If I had been told of the been caught by now. BLESER SAID he might new policy when I talked to Ellison was the only have transferred as a general transfer students, I would not unauthorized student living in studies major, if he had known have encouraged them to the residence halls, Rose said, his first choice would cause apply for admission," said Dr. adding that his office checked his nonadmittance. Rex Puller, communication arts department head. He ■ siege. University intramural soccer championship with a 1- Murphy and Salas. They got off two good shots, then 0 victory over the Ballbusters Monday night. came up with their goal. GARBER'S VICTIMS in advancing to the finals The win gave Garber a sweep of top awards in the In the second half, Garber remained in control. included Theta Chi and the Gods. The Ballbusters soccer competition Garber earlier won the Cham- With about 10 minutes to go in the game Garber knocked off Sao Paolo and the Tally wackers en-route pionship Division title with a decision over Kappa forward Andy Yateman got a clean breakaway. to the championship contest. Sigma. Yeatman drove right, pulling Ryan out of the net, and As was the case in many of the playoff games, The only goal came with about two minutes left in got off a tremendous shot that was just off the turf. defense was a key factor. When a team assumed a the first half. Garber's Jarge Salas headed the ball to Ryan, in good position, dove and made the save with lead, many times it would relax, and face an of- teammate Chip Embrey, who passed to John Panera. his legs. fensive threat. Panera's shot was on net, and when Ballbuster goalie The acrobatic save served to give the Ballbusters Garber was able to withstand the attack as Bedsole Phil Ryan tried to smother the shot, it got past him the momentum again. Down by a goal with time recorded yet another shutout. for a goal. running out, they spent the last 10 minutes of the Marris, who put bis Doay in front of shots and At the game's start the Ballbusters appeared to be game on the attack. The onslaught was led by Bayne passes all game, remarked, "I knew it was going to in command. They seemed much more relaxed, and and forward Tony Martinette. be a good game when their forward came down the controlled the tempo of the game behind the play of Garber survived the Ballbusters surge behind the field on the first play of the game and his shot midfielder Charlie Bayne. play of backs Carlson Shelton and Dennis Marris. and deflected off my face." Page 18, THE BREEZE Friday, December 12, 1980Sports .> Commentary Campanelli expresses displeasure with article By DAVID TEEL "I'm annoyed as hell," not conducive to good fan In their opinion columns, Campanelli said. "There is an support or player per- members of the press are idea permeating around formance. afforded the opportunity to campus about so-called Campanelli seems to criticize coaches. At his patsies on our schedule and it believe the press has some timeout luncheon Tuesday, is because of stories written great power to affect the Lou Campanelli decided to by unprofessional journalists attitudes of the entire campus. turn the tables.add publicly in the student newspaper." He also has a poor perception ripped The Breeze for a story about the purpose of the he didn't happen to agree THE COACH'S outburst is media. with. what was unprofessional. Not His remarks made it appear Campanelli referred to a once did he confront the he was oblivious to the near- pre-season article in which reporter who wrote the story. packed student section of the some opponents on the James Instead he decided to take pot crowd that was quite vocal Madison University shots at him in public. during the contest Saturday. basketball schedule were Teams that were referred to As far as the players are called patsies. In Cam- as less than competitive in- concerned, it is Campanelli s panelli's mind this story cluded West Virginia Tech, job to motivate them, not The contributed to what he called Salisbury State and Breeze's. "uninspired performances at Baltimore. The comment Godwin Hall." about Baltimore especially THE ARTICLE may not LOU CAMPANELLI said articles in The Breeze affect the at- The coach is beating a dead irritated Campanelli because have been completely ac- titudes of players and fans. horse. The story appeared it is a conference foe. curate in its assessment of before Thanksgiving break. 'There is an idea permeating High percentage attack around campus about so-called lifts Dukes over Baltimore patsies on our schedule' By RICH AMACHER David Dupont hit the technical shot. He said such comments some teams, but that happens. Riding the wave of a 67 percent shooting On the technical foul, JMU retained make light of the importance It is impossible to consistently effort, James Madison University cruised to an possession and when Blackmon drove the lane of league contests. To the predict correctly when 87-62 basketball victory over the University of for a basket, the Dukes had a comfortable 61-38 contrary, the comment was dealing with sports. Baltimore Wednesday. cushion assessing the team and it Charles Fisher led the marksmen with a wasn't far from correct. Shoulders capped off the streak with a slam- Besides, don't actions speak perfect six-for-six performance from the field. dunk to up the Dukes' lead to 29 points with 7:15 JMU crushed Baltimore by Also shooting at a torrid pace were Steve 25 Wednesday and already has louder than words? Even if remaining. the players had read the story, Blackmon (six-for-seven) and Linton Townes This large lead afforded Coach Lou Cam- dominated Salisbury. (six-for-eight). It appears the coach is couldn't Campanelli have panelli the opportunity to play his reserves, convinced them otherwise Townes missed the final 15 minutes of the and they responded well. Freshman Woddy searching for a scapegoat on game after injuring his ankle. Fisher showed which to pin Saturday's 80-78 with hard evidence con- Boler had eight points and three rebounds cerning these teams' records no ill effects of the jammed right hand he while hitting both his shots from the field overtime loss to West Virginia suffered in the game against West Virginia Tech. He won't find it here. and with scouting reports Tech °^ RULAND RETURNED to better form inside from other coaches? The contest was the first for both clubs in the as he led the JMU scoring parade with 14. Four JMU LOST to a team it Hopefully players give more Southern Division of the Eastern College other Dukes were in double figures, Fisher could and maybe should have credibility to such reports Athletic Conference. The Dukes are 3-2 the with 12, Shoulders with 11, Townes with 13 and beaten and Campanelli ad- than newspaper columns. Super Bees, 2-3. Blackmon with 12. mitted the loss was distur- There are going to be many A sparse crowd of 642 at the Baltimore Civic Dupont chipped in with nine. bing. After the game Cam- basketball games this season Center saw JMU put the game away with a 15- Campanelli said after the game, "Losing our panelli said the Dukes had run that are decided in the final point spree midway through the second half last game (West Virginia Tech) really shook us into a hot shooting team that minutes and perhaps Cam- The Dukes were leading, 52-38 when Tyrone up, and tonight we were ready to nlav was hitting from beyond the panelli will have to endure Shoulders began the run with a bucket. basketball. " ^' range of JMU's defense. some more "disturbing" "We lost our poise momentarily in the Tuesday Campanelli losses. Hopefully in the future ■r AT 9:12 the Bees' Chuckie McGill fouled Dan second half," he added, "But we regained it" changed his tune. He com- he won't vent his frustration Ruland and drew a technical foul in the The Dukes next play at home Saturday mented that articles critical of on three-week old newspaper process. Ruland drained both free-throws and against Rider College. phases of the schedule were stories. THE BREEZE, Friday, December 12, 1960, Page 19 M IFC flag football tourney

SIGMA NU AND SPE advanced to the finals of the In- terfaternity Council's double elimination flag football tournament. Here SPE quarterback John Robic fades to pass against Sigma Nu Wednesday. Robic led his squad to a 7-0 victory. The result left both teams with 4-1 records pending the outcome of a final contest between the two. The only score of the game came on Robic's one- yard screen pass to Todd McCoy on a fourth-and-goal situation. Robic set up the touchdown himself with a pass interception. SPE Is the defending tournament champion.

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Football ^ Two Dukes earn postseason honors; early recruits signed By DAVID TEEL the favorites to capture Boyd, a 6-2, 240-pounder will ever signed anyone and I think Placekicker Scott Norwood national championship honors Collegiate Athletic be used on the defensive line, it shows how fast we are Association but there has been and center Mark Magaw of as the Division I-AA semifinal McMillin said. He was a coming as a program," James Madison University playoffs begin Saturday. no confirmation* v. unanimous choice All- McMillin said. Bowles was injured in the have been named to the 1980 The all-star team was Dominion District as a In addition, the processing ECAC Division I-AA All-Star selected by the 10 Division I- Dukes' third game of 1980 and defensive lineman. still is incomplete on the missed the remainder of the Football Team. AA coaches in the Eastern Walker also is a defensive university's request for Norwood was the nation s College Athletic Conference. season. If the NCAA approves lineman with .three years of hardship status on quar- JMU's application, Bowles leading field goal kicker at the In other football notes, JMU eligibility remaining. terback Tom Bowles. JMU Division I-AA level. He con- would retain three years of coach Challace McMillin "It's the earliest we have has applied to the National elibibility. nected on 15 of 21 attempts announced Monday the and added nine extra points to signing of four players to pace JMU in scoring with 54 football scholarships for next points. year. The Annandale, Va. native From Clintwood (Va.) High American defeats JMU holds an array of school School is Chris Robinson, a 6- records and even threatened foot-4, 245-pound offensive Firebaugh scores 23 in loss the national mark of con- tackle. Robinson was an All- secutive field goals made State Group A selection in 1979 American University defeated James to its biggest lead, 48-41. All JMU could Madison University in women's basketball manage was to cut the deficit to four in the when he hit nine straight this and was named lineman of the final minutes of the game. year. Norwood owns records year in Southwest Virginia Wednesday, 53-48, ending the Duchesses two- for most field goals in a this season. game winning streak. ■ BARRIE GRiCE scored at 18:31 to bring the season, most in a career, and JMU committed 30 turnovers against a Duchesses close at 52-48. American then longest field goal at JMU, a 51- MIKE SESTER, also from stingy American zone defense that allowed the turned the ball over to give JMU a chance to yarder against Morehead Clintwood, was an offensive Duchesses to shoot only 39.6 perecent from the cut the margin to two. State University in 1979. guard and linebacker in high floor. However, the Duchesses committed a tur- Magaw, a 6-foot-3, 237- school but probably will be The loss drops JMU's record to 2-3. nover with 45 seconds left. pound senior was a three-year shifted to defensive guard at The Duchesses led the entire first half and Farberman led American's balanced attack letterman for the Dukes and JMU, according to McMillin. were in front, 24-22, at intermission. However, with 10 points. The game's leading scorer was started his final two seasons. The 6-2, 238-pound Sester was Rhea Farberman canned two jumpers in the JMU's Firebaugh with 23 points. All-District and All-Region for opening minutes of the second half to give In addition to sharpshooting at an 11-14 pace, LEHIGH UNIVERSITY, the past two seasons. American its initial lead. Firebaugh collared 10 rebounds. the number one ranked team The other recruits are Jim A Diane Firebaugh bucket and Anne Sonoga Deana Meadows did not start for the in Division I-AA placed seven Boyd from Colonial Heights, free-throw combined to put JMU back in front Duchesses and played only seven minutes due members on the select squad, Va. and Joe Walker from at the 15:58 mark, but this was the last time the to illness. Although she failed to score, Kathy four on defense and three on Lees-McRae Junior College in Duchesses would lead. Railey paced JMU on the boards with 15 offense. The Engineers are North Carolina. With 3:40 remaining, American jumped out rebounds. 1981 Summer School and 1981-82 Financial Aid Applications can now be obtained at the Office of Financial Aid VFAF and FAF's should be mailed to Princeton, NJ by January 5,1981 JMU Application Deadline for Financial Aid and 10-hour Employment: Febra^J^l?8j Office of Financial Aid is located on 3rd floor of Varner House 4*» Classifieds *"*" by Garry Trudeau

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We wish you much you do well on your exams. appropriate quote; Luck and happiness on the WIZARD. Everyone's a star for 15 road to finding that "special minutes, (through mass purpose"! We're gonna miss PETE, Ever since that July mediated channels), Andy ya! Love, Your Roomies. night out at the farm, it's been Warhol. Signed Dr. Media. absolutely fantastic! Sunsets TO OUR ASHBY BIG on Roanoke Mountain, Riunite DEBRIS at Desperados, BROTHER GRABS: Lambrusco, wild nights down December 22, Merry Congratulations - you have at the house, and ATTACKS at Christmas. paid! . Partying without you E. Street. Thanks for a great next semester just won't be semester. I Love You, Ginette MARLA, Just too much of a the same. Our loft is the best! Davis. romantic to resist Have I "Will you party with us earned your unwavering tonight?" We'U miss you! DOUG, You've graduated affection? Merry Christmas The three blind mice. now get that pea out of your beautiful, good luck on exams. nose, pull up your pants and BUILDING AND GROUNDS: quit licking cold lamp posts. TO THE BESPECTACLED We doubt it took as much time Carl, "You're so shy", But we STICK SWINGER: How did for you to take down our signs know who the real "American you like the "suggestive" and ribbons as it did for us to Gigolo" is. Keep looking for telegram? Merry Christmas, put them up on light posts all the sunset at Reddish Knob. Scrubs! The Becoming Less over campus, but we know you "God Dammit Phil". Good Timid-Trumpeter. couldn't have gotten as much luck Al, Kath, Chris. satisfaction Too bad that because of your extreme DREW: Hope your holiday is MEMBERS OF THE "thoughtfulnes" and "ef- just like you, warm, won- SLEAZE: I get especially ficiency" in tidying up the derful and super special. It's vicious after Christmas, so campus that many students time you start believing that watch out next semester! I'd were prevented from seeing as much as others truly do. better see you all at our silent tribute to a great Enjoy the Colts. LOVE, Desperado's on the 22nd. man. We love you, John. THE 'BROWN EYES. VICIOUS TYPIST EGGMEN. Page 22, THE BREEZE Friday, December 12, 1980 Viewpoint 20/20 hindsight: semester review Around campus

• A 21-year-old woman had a baby girl in Shorts Hall last week and is being charged with attempting to murder the child. She had been living in Shorts, although she had been suspended from James Madison University for academic reasons. • A new transfer policy denies admission to all communication arts and business transfers this spring, regardless of any other qualifications. It is a quick, unfair solution to JMU's overenrollment problem. JMU has exceeded Virginia's enrollment limit by 400 students 'Twas the night before finals... this semester and may have to return tuition revenue to the state. Overenrollment caused freshmen women to be housed in the By MIKE RICKARD There he did stand with three bags in one arm, Belle Meade motel until a trailer park could be built. Men are still A twitch in one cheek and quite minimal living in Howard Johnson's, as well. The problem has been a 'Twas the night before finals and in every room, charm. costly one. Each student was bracing for the oncoming The stump of a menthol lay limp in his lips, Overenrollment also caused Gina Graff to withdraw from JMU The holes in his shoes marked his long, lonely early this semester, since she could not get any classes in her doom. Their beer mugs they hung on the wall in trips. major or general studies program. Overenrollment is costly to He was heavily set, quite chubby I'd say, JMU's students. regret University President Ronald Carrier says he wants to hold That other priorities (like grades) must be set. The result of the many he eats on the way. enrollment at its present level, but we'll believe it when we see it. They sat at their desks and shrugged off the He spoke not a word, only mumbled the cost, JMU probably will continue to grow and, unfortunately, pain then he filled his jeans pocket with my five of the horrors of finals that loomed in their dollar loss. overenrollment probably will continue to cost the school and its My hunger it grew with each tick of the clock, students. brains. I, with my coffee and pep pills for zest, I got ready to munch when I heard a loud • The money that JMU might lose due to overenrollment could be Had just settled down for a night with not rest. knock. used to clean up the asbestos mess. Fourteen campus buildings, When out from the night air there arose such a Hiding the treasure I moped to the door including Gibbons Hall, contain the carcinogenic substance, and noise, And there loomed my hall mates and quite a university officials say that it will be cleaned up. But they have I knew it just had to be Santa with toys! few more. known about the problem for a year and a half. What is the hold- My presents, Trans-Am, a nice new roommate, Charged Ernest! now, Tony V now Fisher and I sprang to the window—I just couldn't wait. Lin ton! up? When what to my red, bloodshot eyes should Then Baxter, and Phillip, big Boomer and appear, Benton! ■' • The Anthony-Seeger Campus School may be closed because the They sniffed out my roast beef and soon they State Council on Higher Education in Virginia does not want to But a freezing Fog Sub man with munchies and fund a project only three schools in the state have. We realize the beer. were done importance of Anthony-Seeger to the education program here and "I'm rescued!" I yelled while I ran through the Devouring all but the wrapper and bun. support the administration's appeals to SCHEV. halls, They burped and they smiled, then did vanish "I'm injured!" I yelped when a kick met from sight, •JMU may lose $10 million for breaking federal handicap my...knee. Their bellies were full—they could last through standards. The Office of Civil Rights passed judgment on JMU's "Excuse me," I whined to the big ugly goon, the night handicap services this summer, charging that they were sub- "Beat it!" He roared as I crawled to my room. But me, I just sat there, dumbfounded, standard. We disagree and hope the administration's appeals are Still hungry, though hurting, I needed relief, distraught, successful. I called out the window, "I'll have a roast Holding the wrapper and bun that I got. beef!" Then I climbed into bed and resolved for the • The Student Government Association's Credentials Committee The next sound I heard was a knock on the night killed a proposal recently that would have required roll call votes floor. I would sleep off my hunger, and I turned out on all financial matters. The idea was good, since SGA voting I hastened to answer—I drooled on the floor. the light. records are not kept. The proposal would have provided a record for students to consider when voting for SGA officers. Thanks for nothing, SGA. Yes, there is a Christmas spirit • Legal action has not been completed concerning the alleged attempted rapes of two JMU students this semester. There has By DONNA SIZEMORE So Santa, could you please control prices, been no action on an SGA escort service either. We were just give everyone jobs and make us communicate wondering, SGA. Dear Santa. and live in peace? I have some very special requests for If you could, please feed the starving •NOTES...We mourn the loss of John Lennon...Luigi's petition Christmas 1980. I have become distressed by children. It really bothers me to see the wealth calling for rock music on public radio station WMRA now has all the materialism, tinsel and com- of few and the poverty of many. Maybe you and 1,400 names on it. If you haven't signed the petition, do so mercialization that have eroded the holiday Rudolph could more evenly distribute now...Theta Chi will be enjoying next semester since their party season! v resources. suspension for uncontrolled conduct ends in December. En First, Santa, I'd like to see peace on earth Above all, Santa, make Christmas 1980 a joy...The Commission on Undergraduate Studies made a good this season. Every time I turn on the television time for love and giving. More than anything decision to raise the standards for graduating with honors...With or radio, it seems like someone is fighting else that is what the world needs. People are President-elect Reagan settling into his new role we won't have to about something. trapped by their desires and bound by worry about any more tacky demonstrations during Chip Carter's The Middle East is full of unrest, as Iran and selfishness. visits...Benatar was great..Merry Christmas. Iraq continue their war. Gosh, it seems the use Please make the world a better place for of nuclear weaponry is a constant threat everyone. lurking in the shadows. The Spirit of Christmas Quotes of note Doesn't mankind realize the value of human life? And Santa, since you are bringing peace Dear Spirit of Christmas: • Gina Graff, on her withdrawal from JMU: "It's like going into a could you bring the hostages home? After all, a Only people can make the world a better store and putting down $2,000 and asking for something you really year is a long time to be held captive for some place. The story of Christmas is a story of love. want, only to have the sales clerk take your money and give you bizarre political cause. When people learn that it is through giving that something you neither need nor want because what you want is I'd like to see the American family reborn. one truly receives, your dream of a bright out of stock." It's now "till divorce do us part," and it's tomorrow will, emerge. really hurting the children. You see, Santa, it's But you have taken the initial step, Spirit, by • William Hanlon, Dean of Business, describes business classes the children I'm worried about. realizing that it is not what you give that as having students "in the aisles and elbow to elbow." They will inherit tomorrow with all its counts; it is the spirit in which you give it. The problems, unrest and oppression. They need a greatest gift is that of yourself. It is my hope •JMU President Ronald Carrier, responding to Gina Graffs tomorrow that offers some type of security and that I can touch people's lives the way you problem: "We have a few more (students) than we wobablv hope. Right now they are staring inflation, obviously have and will. should have." ' unemployment and conflict right in the eye. Oh yes, Merry Christmas. I • ■, i » ».• ■ . t > • r ■ ' * * • THE BREEZE, Friday, December 12, I960, Page 23 Readers' Forum Students saddened by removal of tributes to Lennon

To the editor: deeply hurt by the slaying, Editors Note: Marcum persons a good deal of money Like many individuals and appreciated the responds that he knew of no and time. In addition, they did across this campus and memorials find their removal authorization for the poster by not claim any credit In these throughout the world, we are typical of the unfeeling any university office, not only past days of violence, I am shocked and saddened over buracracy of this univeristy his own. University policy grateful for this very heart- the absurd and senseless With the death of a man as does not allow posters on warming and unselfish act. murder of the Beatles' popular and loved as Lennon, utility poles. However, I was appalled by guitarist-singer John Lennon. graffiti will inevitably the university's reaction to It was touching, then, to see appear as people attempt to this humanitarian act The that on last Wednesday express their sorrow. Two "Unselfish act' circular may have not been in morning an individual or pieces of paper taped to a place an hour when Building To the editor: and Grounds was mobilized to group of individuals devoted lamp post are not destructive. This is my third year here at time and energy to posting on However, if Buildings and wipe out this small gesture of LeMraor-* James Madison University human sympathy. Within campus lamp posts xerox Grounds would not allow and so far I have had no photographs of Lennon and these memorials to remain minutes, they had completely reason to write The Breese as destroyed every last bit of this Yoko Ono, with black bands of tape than with the killing of a posted—even for one day—are nothing out of the ordinary has crepe paper. beloved musician. The not they indirectly en- "unauthorized student happened That is, until last publication." Sadly, though, these silent, memorials were torn down couraging more permanent Monday night. The cold- harmless memorials were because they hadn't been forms of graffiti? Granted, the persons blooded murder of John responsible did not get them quickly torn down by cleared with his office. We certainly nope that most Lennon is one of the most Buildings and Grounds We understand the im- of the student body made it stamped by Student Activities shocking events that I have but come on! I can't believe workers. portance of policy and outside early enough on the ever seen or heard in my life. To find out why this was regulations regarding the morning of Dec 10 to ap- that these pictures were really Yet one event in the last posing a threat to JMU. done, we called Buildings and posting of bills on campus. preciate the efforts of the three days stands out in my Grounds and talked to George However, we feel that this was anonymous individuals mind as a very great and True, as one very cynical Marcum, who apparently was a pointless and insensitive act responsible for the unselfish act. I am referring person snidely pointed out, responsible ' or having the on the part of Buildings and memorials. It was a touching to the persons whom on they will not bring John photographs torn down. In Grounds. No good was done by gesture—while it lasted. Wednesday morning put up a Lennon back—but they still discussing the matter, he tearing down these pictures of Vicki Markowski picture of John and Yoko should have been allowed to apparently was more con- Lennon—while, on the other Carol McColman along with a black ribbon on stay up as a gesture of human cerned with bureacratic red hand, those of us who were Heidi Jeanne Shalloway every lamp post on campus. kindness, sympathy and Putting up all of those respect to a very great man. ZT A members ask for consideration circulars must have cost these David Fish 9 To the editor: been of great concern to us. students and faculty mem- We, as concerned friends, Think how you would feel if bers. Death is 'tragic history are writing in response to the this person was in your circle We ask you to be more of friends or a close relative. sympathetic of the situation To the editor: disbelief and universal recent publicity of an incident despair. involving one of our sisters. We have been deeply hurt by and to look at it from a more I was on the phone long We realize that all aspects how lightly this subject has humanistic point of view, distance with my sister when . Lennon's death is tragic not written about the baby born in been taken by the faculty and when the underlying a strange warm breeze blew only because he is one of Shorts Hall were cir- student body. Perhaps you motivation is not understood. through the window. It was an societies' victims or because cumstantial facts, and The would not be as quick to make ordinary night except it was he is a recent New York Breese reported them fairly. slanderous remarks without Barb Bicksler the night a "local screwball" statistic, but because his But we would like to present a due thought or consideration. Colleen McCarthy pulled the trigger that ended death make victims of us ail. view that has yet to be We have tried to be sup- Maureen Sullivan the life of John Lennon. Most of us grew up with the examined portive and understanding of Diane Dillenbeck Suddenly an ordinary night Beatles. Their music and the situation but it is difficult Vicki Rengext became tragic history as concepts affected us beyond Being as closely involved as to do this by ourselves, with Carolyn Schellhorn millions of people turned their the spectrum of en- we have been, the emotional the constant harassment and Nancy Harmon ears toward their radios and tertainment. They were the confrontation by fellow Zeta Tau Alpha members TV's and shook their heads in revolutionaries, social aspect of this situation has changers who molded and evolved the media, concepts and values of society. EDITOR MANAGING EDITOR bUSINESS MANAGER Their influence went beyond ; James Saunders their music. It was the Cindy Eimoi-p Tricia Fischett Beatles, specifically Lennon, who gave us a recognition of the war, political awareness and of the importance of NEWS EDITOR FEATURE EDITOR SPORTS EDITORS EDITORIAL EDITOR PRODUCTION MANAGER peace. Chris Kouba Martha Stevens Lennon's death is tragic for Donna Sizemore Mark Sutton David Teel another reason. When he died, Bryan Powell, Assistant Rich Amacher a part of youth died and we with it. We immortalized the GRAPHICS EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHY EDJTOR Beatles by including them in REPORTERS FEATURE WRITER • SPORTS REPORTERS our future as well as our past. Pat Cooke Charles A. Fazic Our children will listen to Kelly Bowers David Letson Dave Facinoli Beatle records and bear Danny Finnegan stories of what they were like Margo Coble Mike Shutty PHOTOGRAPHERS Sande Snead Chris Harris GRAPHICS in concert When they sang Chris Ward George Marcoccia "When I'm Sixty-four," it Jennifer Young Reed Southmayd Tom Arvis Mike Blevins wasn't so hard to imagine. Mark Legan Yo Nagaya Lennon's death surely will Garry Trudeau Rick Slater linger as it is exploited Matt Wagner Dan O'Brian through record sales, Scott Worner "previously un released CIRCUI-ATION M)SALES AD DESIGN MANAGER material," Beatles' novelties, John Lennon memorabilia Sandy Brown, Manager Tricia Benson Diane Dunn The Breese thanks all the TYPISTS and jewelry, news drag-outs, Greg Johnson Russell Fleetwood unnamed, but not forgotten, Las Vegas fashioned network Hank Johnson prtcticum students and AD DESIGN Tricia Benson specials, "Day in the Life" Greg Lee volunteers who helped us this movies, and books as was Christy Fields semester. We wish graduating Elvis Presley's. ADVISERS Gracie Armstrong Diane Fitzpatrick cartoonist Tom Arvis the best v. 'MPUS U» Carol Brobst Karen Hughes John Lennon is dead and I of luck. Special thanks to truly shall miss him. He was Flip DeLuca Carol McHale r,.na Pot""- advisers Flip DeLuca, Alan Sande Snead an important influence in my Alan Wec-kowitz ' tne Ham-He' Anita Schlank Neckowlti and David Wen- life and many of my fondest David Wendelken delken. memories include him as a Beatle and as a former Beatle. 11 • ii . C*l"i ■ i'l'l ■ - '-ill' ''J_^_JJ_}_ John R. Thomas Page 24, THE BREEZE Friday, December 12, 1980 trnnnmm Lennon: A personal loss

By TRICIA FISCHETTI I was Just beginning to drift off to sleep when the shrill ring of the telephone Monday night Jarred me back to full consciousness. When my roommate handed me the receiver, I immediately recognized the long-distance whir that accompanies calls from my boyfriend in Chicago. "Trish? I can't talk long cause I'm in a phone booth. But, I've got some bad news I thought you'd want to know about "John Lennon is dead" MY FIRST reaction was disbelief. I thought I must have heard him wrong. All I could say was "What?". "They just flashed it on the screen during the football game," he continued. "Some nut shot him, and he died in the hospital.'' Still numb, I turned on the radio. When I heard the sobbing voice of a disk Jockey on WWWV mention a senseless, asinine lulling, I knew it must be true. John Lennon was dead. I made some calls to a few people I knew would understand the sense of tragedy and personal loss I felt The radio station began playing uninterrupted Lennon, but I asked my roommate to turn it off. It was too soon. It was too painful. I just couldn't sit there and listen to that familiar voice and to the lyrics that are indelibly carved in my brain. Ai IT WAS A long time before IfeU asleep that night, and like a bad dream, the shooting was the first thing to pop into my head when I awoke. But it wasn't a dream. Pulling on my robe, I went downstairs to the TV lounge to catch the 7:30 morning news. There was his face on the screen in a familiar photograph with the words: John Lennon-—1940-1980. I listened to an updated account of the murder. I heard how some "local screwball" had been watching Lennon and even had gotten him to sign an album earlier that day—only to shoot him when he returned with his wife, Yoko, from a recording session. I saw the fans that had gathered outside Lennon's New York City apartment after the incident Hundreds of people were there, quietly singing Lennon's famous anti-war song "All We Are Saying Is Give Peace A Chance." JOHN LENNON. He gave us all so much. He gave us a new kind of rock 'n' roll when the '50s sound was wearing thin. Then, when a driving beat and happy-go-lucky words weren't enough, he gave us meaningful lyrics—a voice to a generation. Born in Liverpool, England in 1940, Lennon began his interest in rock' n' roll as a young teen. He was 14 when he saw the American CONTRIBUTING TO the recent cad of Lennon's persona! turmoil was the conclusion of Ms lengthy movie Blackboard Jangle, featuring the then new and innovative battle with o'li'-cti States Immigration officials. song "Rock Around the Clock," which heightened the intensity of his love for the new form of music. the 60s becoming a voice for the troubled Lennon left us a legacy. Later, his idols were to become Chuck Berry and Elvis Presley. youth of the decade, of how they changed the As a speaker for the youth of the '60s, he Lennon began playing with a school chum, Paul McCartney. course of music history. began writing lyrics to such songs as The two shared the same passion for playing the new hard-driving And now John Lemon, who was the back- "Nowhere Man" in the middle of the decade music that was becoming popular among the young people in bone of that group and who individually served while many other songwriters were still as an articulate spokesman for the 60s, 70s and penning variations of "shoo-bop, shoo-bop." their still war-torn hometown. 80s, is dead THE PAIR soon began playing musk with other friends from He's a real nowhere man HE WASN'T ill; he wasn't stagnant. In fact Living in his nowhere land school, among them, George Harrison. And the band took on the to those of us who admired him and closely name of the Quarrymen. Thinking all his nowhere thoughts <£1 followed his career, he was just beginning to For nobody It was no short road to success for the boys. They began by get back on the right track again. After a long £ lying gigs in such places as their drummer, Pete Best's, period of seclusion and little or no musical Doesn't have a point of view sement. But because of their youth, their good looks and their output, Lennon was creating again. His recent new sound, the group began to develop a local following And Knows not where he's going to album release, "Double Fantasy," is his first Isn't he a bit like you and me? things began to take off for them after they played a series of issue of new musk since 1974 and its single, performances in Hamburg, Germany. "Starting Over," has been getting frequent Much has been written about the history of the phenomenal Lennon's lyrics also followed the moral airplay. changes of the '60s, as "I Want To Hold Your group The Beatles— of how they took America by storm on "The Also, much of Lennon's bitterness had Ed Sullivan Show" in 1964, of how at one point in 1965, the top five Hand" of the early days later became the melted away. In a recent Playboy interview, almost sinister "Why Don't We Do It In The slots of the top 10 hits in the nation all were Beatle songs, of how he seemed to have placed in perspective the theyled Road" from the white album. Beatle era, as well as the breakup and its af- After the Beatles' breakup, Lennon turned termath. Ironically, my brother .and I introspective with songs such as "Imagine" discussed the interview on the phone about an and "Mind Games." He was a troubled man hour before the senseless murder. both personally and socially. Detesting the war Contributing to the end of Lennon's personal in Vietnam, Lennon wrote what has become turmoil was the conclusion of his lengthy fight the anti-war theme song in the haunting "Give with immigration officials about his stay in the Peace A Chance." United States. He also seemed to have found He became a spokesman for civil rights and the contentment he needed in home and for the women's movement. He even attended family. His up-and-down love relationship with the Watergate hearings. Lennon helped to his wife Yoko had become stable, and the birth raise our political consciousness. of their young son, Sean, brought them even To many of us, he did more than that. He was closer together, a hero, and he and his music were part of our LENNON DELIGHTED in fatherhood, lives. To us, his senseless murder has never having had the chance to spend much produced a deep, personal pain and loss—one time with his other son, whose mother is that is not likely to disappear. Lennon's first wife, Cynthia. John Lennon was a genius. Whether one Another diversion for Lennon was his new- reads his clever word games in his best-selling found hobby of raising expensive breeds of book In His Own Write, listens to the diversity cattle, and his name hit the Shenandoah Valley and depth of his musical style or reads his news last year when he and Yoko "shopped" compelling lyrics that speak for a generation for prospective cattle in this area. and were the inspiration for countless lyricists Yes, the rebellious, bitter Lennon seemed and composers, Lennon's virtuosity shines relatively content and was ready to make through. *** music again Again, his message undoubtedly In one of his embittered lyrics from the af- JOHN AND Yeto Leaaon in a November promotional photograph would be one of peace and love. He was on his termath of the complex and long-drawn Beatle to accompany the release of their recent album "Doable Fan- way,home from the recording studio when he break-up, Lennon wrote, "the dream is over." tasy." was shot. No, it's not John. ^