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Rape forum offers advice by Eleanor [do Safety. and they asked her and her near a loading dock and a stairway. roommate to investigate. Carl Fulp. director of engineering Staff Writer “Make it clear to the dispatcher for Physical Plant, wrote down the Harassment at DH. Hill Library that you are concerned for _ the complaint before replying. He said and in the dormitories. inadequate person's safety." Liles advised. PhysicaLPlant does not normally light lighting near Harris Hall. whether to “To check every scream that comes servnce areas. trust yourself or use Public Safety's from those dorms would take half the Liles and Pulp urged people to escort services and what sort of in- National Guard. We get hundreds of report burned out lights to the work cidents to report were discussed at those calls a day." center at Physical Plant or to Public the open forum on rape prevention Three big guys came in one Safety. and to tell Physical Plant, Feb. 23 at the Student Center. student's suite and banged on the where they think lights are needed. Capt. Larry D. Liles of Public Safe doors. she reported. Public Safety Public Safety checks every outside ty urged participants to report said they could do nothing because the light on campus once a week. harassment. to call for help per- hall is public. Liles suggested that late workers sistently and to use the escort ser- Liles said it is no crime if men just at Harris call escort service just vices. stand in the hall. but it is a crime if before they want to leave. There is One student said she was harassed they are creating a disturbance. always a student patrol officer in the seven times at DH. Hill Library over "The tri-towers (Bowen. Metcalf tri-towers area who can be dispatched the holidays. three times in one day. and Carroll dormitories) give us the by walkietalkie. “When do you yell? How serious is most trouble." he said. One participant was very hesitant serious?" she asked. Public Safety has arrested students to use the escort services. She wanted “When it is serious in your mind I for such things as cutting off elevators to know how she could best handle would get up and call us." Liles said. between floors and walking into the such situations herself. He said Public Safety has in. girls' showers. At the tri-towers. “How can I stop this paralyzed feel— vestigated incidents of harassment patrolling officers sometimes have to ing?" she asked. and indecent exposure at DH. Hill lock the same door 6 times a night. Several suggestions were made. Library. Often the offenders are non- Ninety percent of the time the of— such as carrying the type of Mace students. fenders are drunk. Liles suggested canister that shoots a stream of fluid “We have arrested males in the asking the resident advisor or resi- rather than a spray. or a squirt gun ladies’ rest rooms with mirrors. lying dent director to ask offenders to full of vinegar and pepper. on the floor," Liles said. leave. “I would prefer a whistle over He repeated several times that John Yadusky. a resident advisor at Mace." Liles said. A whistle doesn't reporting harassment incidents. even Alexander. said that University have to be aimed and it can't be used if they seem minor. helps Public Safe policy allows only residents or guests on the victim by the offender. ty apprehend habitual offenders. in the dorms. so if an RA or RD asks One participant said she couldn't ”We would like to check that per— someone to leave and he refuses. imagine herself having enough nerve son." he said. “We might want him for Public Safety will come. to blow a whistle. Another said that if something." Liles and Yadusky both urged par- she screamed people would just think There are female officers working ticipants to be persistent about repor- it was another drunk. every shift so that women can report ting incidents and asking for help. If One student suggested several the details of harassment with less the dispatcher doesn't respond. ask to times that it makes more sense to use embarassment. he said. Public Safety speak to the shift supervisor. Liles the escort service. officers may ask if the victim wants to said. If the resident advisor doesn't “This is an exceptionally dangerous press charges. but will not insist. respond. call the resident director. place because it is so big and so dark A student told of hearing male and Yadusky said. and so empty. In this situation. why female voices in her dormitory nvrr Several participants at the forum not take advantage of the escort ser- fall break. The woman was crying and sometimes work late at Harris Hall. vices? Why gamble on your own screaming. Because the resident ad- One complained of inadequate lighting capabilities when there’s a way visers weren't there. she called Public between Harris and the S parking lot. around it?" she asked.

Honorary society wins awards . J‘s . . _ . . . . 4") Csataff photo by John‘Davison by Keith rum-‘- named “Little Major." according to the National level for this award. Roelofs. "We have put many hours into win- Perry speaks on gay rights Staff Writer Bunn said the qualifications for ning this award." said Meri Wilson. The Angel Flight organization at "Little Colonel" were a packet con- commander of Angel Flight. Troy Perry, founder of the Metropolitan Community Churches and a nationally known gay-rights activist. spoke In State. along with the Arnold Air sisting of 5 letters of recommenda- Last semester pledges went Nelson Auditorium on Feb. 25. Perry spoke on gay and lesbian rights to a partially-filled auditorium of students and Society. attended the Area conclave. a tions which counted 50 percent and an through a well thought out training other Interested persons. legislative body of this area in Chapel interview with 7 selection board program led by Trish Lee. Pledge Hill this past weekend. Angel Flight members. consisting of extem- Training officer. said Don Duckett. a came away from the conclave with poraneous questions. last semester pledge. four awards. Bunn will now represent the The pledge period lasted for six Angel Flight is an honorary Southeastern Area Arnold Air Socie weeks. As a pledge project the Senators discuss need for laws organization of college students who ty and Angel Flight. She will also have an interest in the United States represent State at the National Con- pledges painted the exterior of a Air Force. the Air Force Reserve 0f- clave to be held in Memphis. Ten- house. ficer Training Program. the Arnold nessee during April. The last award that Angel Flight Air Society and their universities. On the National level. Bunn will be won was the Outstanding Scrapbook protecting N. C. mountaintops The first and most important competing for the title of ”Little award. This award is given to the award. according to Chris Roelofs, General" against 13 other “Little Col- Flight which puts together the best operations officer. was the “Little Col- onels." scrapbook. RALEIGH. N.C. (UPI) - Although tion of this kind of thing." said Hugh he is "against ugly buildings" but still onel Award" This award is given an- The second award won by State's Most of the pictures were taken by agreement still appears to be Morton. a resort owner and chairman believes a ridge law is unnecessary. nually to the female angel who best Angel Flight was the North Texas Wayne Hill. the organization‘s con- widespread that North Carolina of Western North Carolina Tomor- ”The counties and towns already fulfills the Angel Flight image. State University Cup. troller. It covers all of the projects. ac- should avoid ugly developments on its row. have those powers." he said. Patricia Bunn was the recipient of This award is annually awarded to tivities. and just usual pictures. accor- mountaintops. western legislators are Mrs. Hayden has prepared a bill “I can go along with the limit of this award. Through the process of in- the small flight which best fulfills the ding to Hill. having trouble agreeing on whether a that would ask local governments to three stories on extreme ridges." said terviews within the 595 detachment Angel Flight mission. Each of the above mentioned law is needed to assure that. carefully review the potential pro Rep. S.B. Lacey Jr.. R-Avery. “But I of the Air Force at State. Bunn was Angel Flight has done many service awards were area awards. Angel “We're looking for a consensus." , blems related- to high-rise don't want to give the state the power chosen to represent State on the area projects this year according to Jami Flight will now compete nationally for said Sen. R.P. “Bo” Thomas. developments. She said she also is to come in and control it. I want the level which consists of the Curtis. Vice Commander. each of the awards against 13 other D-Henderson. “We don't have that “looking at some provisions that could counties to do it themselves." She was Angel Flight will be competing on areas. yet. And if we’re going to have a force counties to respond to the bill's southeastern universities. meaningful bill. we have to have sup criteria." port in the Senate." Thomas. meanwhile. has suggested Some legislators question whether legislation permitting counties to Duke power loads fuel rods at new nuclear plant ' the Legislature needs to pass a so deny utility connections for called “ridge" law because local rules developments that fail to meet ridge CHARLOTTE. N.C. (UPI) Duke Once the 12-foot long bundles of cleared those tests and began making and leader of a 12-year-old fight are sufficient. law requirements. Power Co. on Tuesday will begin uranium fuel rods are moved into the electricity in 1981. although it has against Duke's nuclear plants. Most of the concern stems from Other versions suggest limiting loading 136 tons of uranium fuel into 447-ton vessel. Duke must wait to been shut down at the moment for “I wish we could lay a hand on it." Sugar Top. a 10story. $22 million con- high-rise construction to about three the No. 2 reactor at its McGuire receive a license from the Nuclear repairs to its steam generators. he told the Observer. . .Umess we dominium project atop Little Sugar stories on ridges 2.500 feet above sea Nuclear Plant. starting a set of steps Regulatory Commission authorizing it When both do come on line. find there was something incredibly Mountain in Avery County. level or 100 feet above an adjacent that could lead to full-scale generation to test the unit and run its reactor at McGuire will produce nearly 1.2 wrong. we wouldn't have a ghost of a Developers are planning 320 units valley floor. of electricity in March 1984. no more than five percent of its poten- million kilowatts of electricity — chance of stopping it." costing $119,000 to $150,000. Officials who discuss proposed tial output. Only after that shakedown enough for 800.000. Only the Ten- Riley's fight essentially ended in “That building is pure and simple ridge laws are very much aware that Plant Manager Maurice McIntosh test is complete can Duke get a license nessee Valley Authority and Com- 1981 when a licensing board for the desecration of the mountains." said tourism is the No. 1 industry in told Sunday's Charlote Observer he to operate at full power. monwealth Edison in Chicago produce Nuclear Regulatory Commission Rep. Margaret Hayden. DAlleghany. western counties. Even the Avery expects enough fuel will be in the one The March 1984 target date for full- more power from atomic generators. dismissed his safety and environmen~ “We're very much interested in what County Fire Association. a group that billion dollar reactor on Lake Norman power generation is seven years later The impending fueling of Unit 2 tal arguments. clearing the way for has happened there." would have good reason to oppose the for it to "go critical" - begin sustain- than Duke originally expected to br- was viewed with regret by Jesse the licensing of Unit No. 1. Because “Everyone is apprehensive that we Sugar Top development. has not ing an atomic chain reaction -— during ing the unit on line. Riley. president of the anti-nuclear the plants are identical. the rules for could wind up killing off the charm of taken a position on ridge laws. mid-May. McGuire Unit No. 1 already has Carolina Environmental Study Group Unit No. 1 also applied to Unit No. 2. the mountains if we allow a prolifera- Rep. James Hughes. R—Avery. said inside Golden Chain accepting - Banks too slick. Page 9, weather — Let's go sailing, Page 3. Raleigh Forecast: applications from seniors — Rashomonafascmatungtale Page Today: A rainy day wuth cloudy 4. skies prevailing. Hugh of by Michael Smith Hunt and UNC System President 10°~19°C (SO°-54°F). Rain contr- Staff Writer William Friday. ' Mime troupe SIVCS fanCilul perfor nunng tonight and very wundy The introduction initiation involves mance Page 5 wuth a low of 314°C (upper The Golden Chain Honor Society. a an interesting ceremony. according to 30's F) studentlrun group which recognizes Gracie. — State puns ACC Page 6 Tuesday: Rain continurng It will 12 rising seniors of outstanding "A present member of the society be ending late, however, wuth academic achievement and leadership. “taps down" each inductee in one of — Women cagers gain 90m Page 7 highs In the lower teens is accepting applications until March their classes and presents them with a (53°-58°F) and a low around 4. according to Larry Gracie. director golden chain link as an invitation to — Pack fails to break Ralph- 5°C (40°F). of Student Development. the awards banquet." Syndrome Page 8 (Forecast prowded by student The society. founded in 1926. is uni- Students who want to apply can ob meteorologists Hank Ligon and que to State. and it is the highest tain applications from the Student Joel Cline.) honor a student can achieve. It exists Center Information Desk. the Depart Thought for the Day Wear your to promote better. citizenship and ment of Student Development. or learning, like your watch, in a academic character. The 12 annual in- their school's department head. Photo by John Hurite private pocket, and do not pull ductees represent links added to the The awards banquet is scheduled It out merely to shew honor society chain which associates for April 8. Some of the expected As spring approaches. members of the State sailing club will be getting more — Lord Chesterfield them with other members. Some well. guests are Gov. Jim Hunt and William time on the water. See story on page 3. known members [include Gov. Jim Friday. ’ J A paper that is entirely the product ofthe student body becomes at once the official organ through which the thoughts, the activity and in fact the very life of the campus are registered. it is the mouthpiece through themselves talk. College life without its journal is blank. which the students — Technician, vol. 1. no. l. Feb. 1. 1920

Students make difference The 1984 elections are underway. universities so building improvements can Several Democratic presidential can- be made. The legislators would probably didates have already announced their in- be more sympathetic to the needs of tentions to be. president, including Alan students and higher education if more Cranston, Gary Hart, Walter Mondale students were active in the election pro- and Rubin Askew. cess. In North Carolina two people have The college branches of the Democratic already announced their candidacies for and Republican Parties are active in the the Democratic nomination for governor. election process, but unfortunately, 1 Lt.‘Gov. Jimmy Green and Tom Gilmore neither group has a large membership at 90 have already announced that they would State. Candidates regularly avoid speak- next governor. CHEMBEMWW like to be North Carolina's ing at universities since they do not feel e,.winch};. w , . . .1.“:L\\tv.:.;e‘s‘.~<:‘t . ’ ' ' ‘ l If these candidates are going totake an the need to sway the student vote. 9.0 e'Avc‘e ‘;\“"'.“‘.".'“‘3'?Y‘:“;"“:.;\":”l‘! ($19.."#3 "(6’5"0 5:393, mfs‘Qv: ’\ O \‘s‘ interest in this state's colleges, univer- sities and young adults, students should Students need to become involved in start to actively participate in the election the election process. By writing their process. Unfortunately students often are elected representatives. .joining cam- not as involved in politics as they‘ should paigns and, most importantly, voting, the be. Traditionally, students have con- role of the young adult in elections can stituted a low percentage of the voting reach new heights. A few years ago. the population, and consequently, they are College Democrats at State offered a ser- OPEC slides near collapse usually not considered a major factor in vice so that students could get absentee many elections. ballots. This was helpful. What.is equally North Carolina will have several major needed, however, is a drive to get elections in 1984 in addition to the guber- students registered to vote. One such World economy faces turmoil natorial race, including races for the US. movement should be conducted now and Senate, the House of Representatives another begun as the 1984 campaign events regarding the world all and current collapse of the Organization of The irony is all but impossible to escape. draws closer. As election day ap- Recent Countries. To watch an The Liberals told us early on that in order to and state legislators. With a few excep- market serve to remind one of the pompous Petroleum Exporting Oil we tions, none of these races are a cinch for proaches, student groups should once idiocy and foolishness of much of the world's organized band of thieves and scoundrels shield ourselves from voracious Big again offer students a chance to get claw each other at the nape is indeed a joyful would need price controls. Why? Agghhhh!!! any candidate to win. The student vote intellectual elite. It is no secret that/the rogues Because the world was running out of oil and could be a major factor in deciding who absentee ballots. who control the dusty catacombs of media and inspiring event. opinion do their dead level best to soak the And yet one is subjected daily to the tearful Big Oil would rape our wallets for massive will be North Carolina's next governor, Although no one is saying that students of a gathering storm in the world profits. So the establishment gave us regula- senator and/or congressmen. can singlehandedly change the attitude of average knave's mind with the balderdash of descriptions tions and price controls. To no sensible per- elected official, their “enlightened" reportage and commen- financial community as the greedy big- The North Carolina Legislature is cur- any candidate and/or tary. bankers, fearing whiplash from a self-induced son's great surprise, as the foreign and rently acting on legislation to change the they can offer candidates something to So it is that the common waif on the overextension in the heady and halcyon days domestically induced shortages accrued the drinking laws. They are also ap- think about. That in itself could be an im- boulevard finds no remorse in the imminent of the past decade, furrow their pensive price of oil skyrocketed. propriating money to State and other provement for many candidates. brows and morbidly caution us to be sedate in So along comes President Ronald Reagan our euphoria. To which one might respond who, to the Liberal’s considerable horror, with the age-old axiom that the bankers must said, “A pox on your house!" and dismantled now sleep in the bed which they have made the whole claptrap of controls. He sailed on Progressive generation delays progress for themselves. amidst thunderously wimpish warnings that within months we would be paying $2.50 for In the 19705 OPEC turned off a few spigots .a gallonof gas. .Now, ,——, withdomestic pro- i "Wfiézjl‘llemesldehf. Ronald"' he can't and partly because he doesn't want to warn us that such hardships pose future and drove the world priceof oil heavenward ”':tluction‘up‘and OPEC collapsing —- the Libs n . problems for theballet profession-He mostly from about 82.50 a bare! to noun-duet“\ ,nalitlr” I thagan 3 owwmeimng iii"? ‘to. . blames ballet managers who bemoan cuts in are screaming their heads'off wont thehor- other day that has important implications for Everybody at the first or middle rungs of National Endowment for the Arts grants but From The Right ' rendous effects of the deflation of oil prices. America’s future. that Ladder to Wherever understands the first stage lavish productions on the backs of ac- Inflation isobviously dearer to the heart of the In a parting shot in the pages of Newsweek, reason. The sheer size of Reagan’sgeneration quiescent performers. Unintentionally, or in- liberal elite than is the welfare of the ignorant 24-year-old Ronald Prescott Reagan explain- advertently, he sidesteps his father’s fiscal waif on the boulevard. ed that he was giving up his chosen profes- Here and Now parsimony with the arts. There is, however. a bit more to it than sion, ballet, because dancing was “much less Maxwell But young Ron’s job dissatisfaction has that. Let us not doubt that the recession, in- and much more” than he'd imagined. The wide-ranging implications. It plagues a duced by the tyrannical Federal Reserve, had “glorious harmony of mind and body” wasn’t GLEN & generation whose values, in the words of much to do with the drop in demand for — worth the hassle of constant travel, low pay public opinion analyst Matt Puleo of the and thus the price of oil, thus helping to and poor treatment. ca, , Yankelovich firm, have evolved from a precipitate the “oil glut." But chief among “Ten hours in a rehearsal room render one "psychology of affluence." In the future, it many other factors leading to this oversupply incapable of anything more energetic than SHEARER means that many more workers, desperate to $40 per barrrel. Not surprisingly, the were Reagan's decontrol order and the sipping bee'r through a straw and watching 1 for fulfillment, will make occasional job brilliance of the American government was discovery of vast new oil reserves in Mexico Love Lucy’ reruns,” Reagan contended in a Editorial Columnists changes a career in itself. such that it subsidized the importation of this and Britain's North Sea. Subsequently, the guest column. If it hasn’t already, the trend is likely to extravagantly-priced foreign oil and, through sensible crowds — notably comprised of the We know what you're thinking: A presi- has gently exacerbated the stifling effect of drive employers crazy. Even efforts to give regulations and price controls, all but strangl- “ignorant" waifs — are cheering as OPEC dent’s son, who dropped out of Yale to pick low growth. Some fields, like ballet, pose workers a bigger piece of the rock or an ex- ed domestic production. slides down the slippery slope of dissolution. up toe shoes, doesn’t need much sympathy. more problems than others, but even panded role in decision-making won’t solve Yet as the darkly daunting ’70s plodded But the big-bankers are currently at the His father could introduce him to hundreds of engineering and business won’t offer the problem. As with the Holy Grail, the on, OPEC moved its extorted riches into mercy of the “inexorable forces of history.” employers and. keep him from re-seeking guaranteed promotional opportunities. precise nature and source of job satisfaction Western banks. Flush with such sundry new Thus the smug and devious David Rockefeller jobless benefits. Meanwhile, as the first family's youngest could be less clear than the search itself. riches, the big bankers felt very charitable — tells us that an international bank ought not And who else, excepting perhaps Bjorn explains, there's more to life than promo- Perpetually restless workers, unfortunately, generous enough to play the piper for the “set itself up as a judge of what kind of Borg, could quit his job in the depths of a tions. “I left (ballet) because I want to make a could undermine the chances for a healthy Third World. In so doing the bankers have government a country wishes to have. Who recession and explain himself to millions of home with my wife and one day have a economy. While technological advances and walked to the end of the plank and currently knows which political system works?” / readers? In times like these, many people child," he wrote. Not only the finances of a shrinking overall labor pool are likely to pro- teeter precariously as they stand at the mercy Columnist Pat Buchanan notes with some ‘ vent their fiustration — by missing work or ballet but all “the prospect of touring for mon- vide an enormous boost to America’s produc- of the debtor nations. alacrity, however, that “the Eastern bloc, in- getting high but never give up their jobs. ths on end made these goals distant, at best.” tivity, the quality ofthe workforce will be a lin- lnvariably the loans were justified on the cluding Yugoslavia, owes $100 billion, and But young Reagan is rather typical of an To be sure, the “deprivation" and “humilia- chpin to economic strength. If workers lack a premise that the big bucks would be used by they’re paying back little or nothing on it. enoMous worker class about which so much tion” implicit in the work only magnified his basic interest and commitment in their jobs, the meager troupe of nations to become bet- . They have received unsecure loans many has been said and written. He doesn’t play by discontent. progress may be slow in coming. ter developed and to build up times larger than the Marshall Plan. If you older, rules of self-fulfillment, partly because The dancer—tumed-writer evidently wanted “infrastructures" as a base “from which to write these loans off that's foreign aid. The facilitate economic growth concomitant with a idea that more good American dollars from strengthening of imports, exports and world the taxpayers are going to make a going thing trade in general. is utterly ridiculous.” About 18 long montl'is‘ago it dawned on of Communism most people that many of th se loans could The only way, then, by which to prop up Tar Healoffends president of CCA the existing system is for the banks to accept The Daily not be readily repaid — if at a — and so the the consequences of their mistakes and in- Secondly, I am not categorically opposed to humor Secondly, a written apology to the Carolina Gay big~bankers and high-financiers started to stitute a substantial, multi-year write-off of As president of the Carolina Gay Association, I Association and gay people in general is in order, “roll-over" and “re-schedule" the debts for am writing to express my dismay at the insensitivity directed towards gays or any other minority groups payment. Further exasperating the these dead-end loans and sharply limit —- if shown towards gay people in the Feb. 18 spoof of for that matter. In fact, I myself have engaged in . for this form of humor has surpassed being merely “deferred" not halt - new loan approvals. But this has a the Daily Tar Heel. Before enumerating my specific such humor and firmly believe that it should be a good-natured attack on UNC and has become. problem is the current collapse of oil prices - two-edged drawback. First, it requires the ac- complaints about this spoof, I would like to explain judged in respect to good taste and a sense of pro rather, a vicious attack on gay people all wet. in— the revenue from which many of the debtor ceptance of responsibility by the perpetrators this letter is not a complaint about. First of all, portion. This spoof fails miserably on both counts. cluding at State. Carter nations were depending upon to pony up to what Joseph E. greedy capitalist bankers. of the idiocy a putrid idea to “enlightened" I am not expressing a “sour grapes" attitude Now that I have explained my basis for discus- President can T's31',the 1.2".“ w .. ;_ . and “pragamatic” folk. Second. it would have towards State’s victory Saturday afternoon nor at sion, I would like to express exactly what it was .3th. .. "‘. unfortunate consequence of reinforcing the idea of spoofing UNC and the Daily Tar Heel. I about this spoof that drives me to write for redress. the am very supportive of interschool rivalry and the First of all, me overwueimmg proportion of anti- the established system. reasonable humor associated with such rivalries gay humor is unwarranted in light of the fact that . Worse still, what the current system (i.e.. the football season spoof of the Technician). there are many aspects of life at UNC and Chapel amounts to is a grandiose and subtle new, However, when such humor transcends being Hill that would serve equally as well as targets for a mechanism of unlegislated foreign aid — aid good-natured jibes at a school and singles out a spoof without degenerating into bad taste. In fact, by fiat if you will -— and we all know how the specific minority group for repeued and viciousat- the emphasis on homosexuality says more about Liberals love such oblique and tyrannical tacks, the boundaries of good taste have been the mentality of those who wrote the spoof than it mandates. This explains further why they are trampled upon and can no longer be condoned. expresses about those to whom it is directed currently trying so hard to jack up the against. Secondly, the tactic of using homosexuali- assistance treasury to the lntemational ty as a means of degrading one's target is unaccep- Monetary Fund. Predictably, the Reagan ad- =§=Forum policy_——= table for it implies that gay people are somehow se- ministration, riddled with “pragmatists” — cond class citizens whose only reason for existence read ideological, left-wing bi'ireacrats —- trots _ Yi‘hchvwcnnwdcorma'fiormnflenertflmareiiatviobepmmfl is to be used as a joke against others. In truth. gays .» , . « along with its tail between its legs. ' -m:WWI”,Wmamm. are not that; they are people just like you with their mWwamgd . .. . uremia-tormmww. own hopes, desires, problems and dreams. Lastly. £1. . What, pray tell, is to be done? Nothing .urmmowmm.m , the scandal-mongering of the campus YMCA orgy short of a global free-trade/monetary revolu- .mwmmum.mww.umum. article and the justification of violence implied in tion will solve the problem. 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State Sailing Club offers fun, instruction, experience by Jack D. Johnson ned to keep the boats in good condition. A camping Contributing Writer trip is slated for Easter weekend. Vice Commodore Blake Edwards keeps students You don‘t need to own a sailboat to go sailing ifyou informed of sailing club events and meetings. “We do are a student or a faculty member at State. State's our best to keep everyone in touch with upcoming ac- Sailing Club offers its members the opportunity to tivities.” Edwards said. “although the events listed sail. The club is the largest University-sponsored on our calendar can only scratch the surface.‘ sports club and is involved in intercollegiate racing Information on sailing club activities may be found as well as recreational sailing. in the Crier. the Greensheet or in a pamphlet on pro- The sailing club owns seven boats including five grams and activities which the University makes 15-foot Coronados. a 15-foot Newport Lockley Sur- available at the Student Center Information Desk prise and a Laser. The boats are kept at Lake and DH. Hill Library's circulation desk. The Free Wheeler. about a 15-minute drive from campus. The Expression Tunnel is also used to spread the news. club does the sailing at LakeWheeler with the excep- The club issues a monthly newsletter to its members. tion of occasional club outings to Jordan Lake and State's Sailing Club will be sponsoring a regatta weekend trips to Kerr Lake. on March 26 at Jordan Lake. Racing teams from ap- According to sailing club commodore John‘Park, proximately eight universities will be present in- “The purpose of the club is to promote sailing at cluding UNC, Duke,» Virginia. Old Dominion and State. We accomplish this by providing free instruc- Davidson College. All of the colleges are members of tion and literature to all club members who desire to the South Atlantic Intercollegiate Sailing Associa- learn how to sail. The club also sponsors an inter- tion. Each participating school will send two teams collegiate racing team." (an A team and B tgam) to the regatta where each The instruction is intended to prepare members to team competes in ei ht separate races. Photo courtesy John Hurite pass a written and a practical exam that tests their “We need more eigerienced dinghy racers on the State sailing club provides Instructional and recreational sailing every weekend for students and faculty. knowledge of safe sailing. “A boat may be checked team." said racing t m captain John Hurite. “The out any time by sailors who have passed our exam." club also needs to as ble a women's team to repre- Hurite explained. “because the school sponsoring a This semester the club plans to increase. its Park said. “When you consider the fact that it'costs sent State at the S SA Women’s Championship." regatta must provide boats for all visiting teams to membership by at least 40 percent. Interested 520 a day to rent a Hobie Cat at the beach. our club Every SAISA colleg sails a different type‘of boat in- use. Three teams must sit out of every race.” students are urged to become part of the great sail- dues of $15 per semester are an incredible bargain!" cluding Flying Juni s. 420's.'Harpoons. Lasers and The Sailing Club currently has 57 members on its ing experience at State. Attend the semester's first All members are encouraged to participate in sail- Apollos. The Sailingr‘Club sponsors a regatta on an roster, 22 of whom are female. Most of the members meeting on Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Carmichael Gym. ‘ing club activities. The club schedules instructional annual basis. although it owns only five Coronados. had very little. if any. sailing experience before join~ Room 11 or contact Commodore John Park. Vice and recreational sailing every weekend at Lake “We would like to obtain a total ofeight Coronados ing and are interested primarily in recreational sail- Commodore Blake Edwards or racing team captain Wheeler. and maintenance workdays have been plan- so that we can sponsor more competitive regattas," ing and club social activities. John Hurite.

Alpha Phi Omega allows students to develop leadership techniques by Daniel Liberty "Alpha Phi Omega began head up committees and service projects and not ID. the Miss Moo-U pagent spirit for service goes on. has been turned down." most social fraternities Feature Writer as a fraternity. Its tradi- giving him responsibilities just once a month. and the Homecoming even after the brother has Beam said. where if one member ob tions were established as a allows the brother to move “Everyone is allowed a Parade, she said. graduated. According to Beam. there jects the pledge is not ac- You’ve seen them at fraternity. A fraternity pro up the ladder of leadership. chance to do service. It “We have put in over 600 Some of the outstanding is a 10week pledge period. cepted. Alpha Phi Omega Registration and Change motes brotherhood. not in a and it helps him grow as a develops leadership and hours of service since the people who are alumni during which the prospec votes by majority rules. No Day. at class and across the gender sense but in a citizen." Droessler said. social skills for the student. beginning of the semester. brothers of APO include: tive brother obtains one person can ‘blackball’ a campus. They are the men spiritual sense. The women Friendship is also an im- It is part of the educational and those are just hours Chancellor Bruce Poulton. brothers' interviews, pledge." Beam said. and women of Alpha Phi of APO also believe that portant part of APO. accor- experience here at State." that the brothers have Lee McDonald. associate makes a decorative paddle Omega fraternity. as their brotherhood identifies the ding to Social Chairman she said. recorded." Genung said. director of the Student and wears a pledge pin. APO’s chapter room is jerseys announce. yet who spirit in APO." he said. John Labus. There are four fields of "We do not require the Center; Capt. James Lovell. located in the basement of they are and what they do Beam said that the “Friendship builds bonds service that APO does: ser- brothers to do service. astronaut and US. senator. “After the pledging the Cultural Center. They remains a mystery to most women have repeatedly between the brothers. vice to the nation. communi- although the pledges are re- and Dr. N. Walter Men- period is over. the chapter meet every Tuesday night of the students at State. voted at the national level which is important. It ty. campus and fraternity. quired to do 25 hours. The inger. founder of the Men- votes on the pledge. Unlike at 9 p.m. The only thing most to keep themselves known develops the service pro said Genung. quality of the brothers is inger Clinic. students know about APO as "brothers" in APO. gram and leadership poten- According to Genung. a such that they came into “Anyone interested in is that the fraternity lets According to Droessler. tial." he said. partial listing of the pro- the fraternity to do volun- pledging APO should con» ‘i anyone' in. and they par- the brothers keep this Said Labus. friendship is jects that APO does in- tary service. so it is not re tact the fraternity at the ticipate in Registra- spirit alive by living by the more than parties for APO. cludes supplying the entire quired for them to do ser~ beginning of the semester. tion/Change Day. Yet they Cardinal Principles of APO: there are also spontaneous manpower for Registra- vice." she said. To my knowledge. no one are. and do. so much more. Leadership, Friendship and get-togethers for dinner tion/Change Days and joining According to APO Presi- Service. and lunch. The brothers Friends of the College. According to Beam. the who is interested in dent Christopher "'APO offers many even help each other when APO provides the leader Droessler. Alpha Phi .,chancesof leadeflllliM-P.15h}. . ..tliey.hiive problem- H ship to four blind scout ,. .. m:')"l‘l r) r Omega was founded on the brothers” The organization. fiWe..c.ombise our .social, troops at the Governor TOURNAMENT ‘ . - these cardinal principles of has many» positions of with our service." said‘Ser— Morehead School for the K— Leadership. Friendship and responsibility allowing vice Vice President Danet- Blind. and it sponsors a han- Plexiglas TUESDAY EVENING Service. every member an oppor- ta Genung. “We are a dicap scout camporee every ExpiresMarch193314.‘l “Our founders sought to tunity to grow in leadership fraternity. not just a club." spring. fill a need they saw in col- and lead." he added. According to Genung. Projects APO does on the ! 3001 museoaoucn 5r lege men in 1920. Former Droessler said there are APO does a great deal of Campus include Operation For DoIt—Yourself Projects : m an roar scouts found something nine APO members elected All Colors-We Cut To Size ICorner of Duns Ti l wanting in college life and ..as officers, by the fraterni- Bargain Barrel For Cut Offs HAPPY HOUR needed a chance to serve ty. . WOMEN'S HEALTH 4-8 Every day! their campus and communi- These leaders delegate CARE YOU CAN ABORTIOdeIfflcultdecision ty." he said. authority to other members DEFEND ON. mar, made easier by the That is why APO was- through chairing ofcommit- women ofthe Commercial Plastics founded: to give former tees and projects. giving Fleming Center. Counselorsareavail- GAMESFor.fl.007. scouts a chance to do ser- everyone a chance to able day and nlght to supportand understandyou. 500 Hoke Street vice in their college years. develop their leadership Yoursafety. comfort and privacy areassured by the L he said. skills. he said. caring staff of the Fleming Center. SERVICE: I Raleigh, N.C. 27610 I2‘:2'12':I!‘s. AdBringm.in According to Droessler. “By offering the member Tuesday — SaturdayAbortionAppolnfmenst ist& since 1926 APO has grown as many opportunities to 2nd Trimester Abortions up to 18 Weeks I Free IIO.1-::3:3.:jsj.‘IIiI'I- - 100 from the first chapter of 15 PregnancyTests I Very Early Pregnancy TestsI All men at Lafayette College in Incluslve Fees I Insurance Accepted I CALI. 751- Easton. Pa.. to over 000 Seniors! 5550 DAYOil NIGHT I Health care, counseling and chapters across the United education for we States. They are even star- coking F, men ting chapters in the Philip- of all ages pines. THE FLEMING CENTER APO does indeed let A Career“;IT Ii “everyone" in. According to Register with the their membership chair- Career Placement E Jakes Restaurant man. Tom Beam. they try to be as large and as inclusive Registry Serving Breakfast. Lunch. & Dinner as they possibly can. The National Computerised 6:30 a.m. - 9:30 p.m. ,Happy Hour All Night Long!!! “You name it. we have Employment Searching it." Beam said. “We have Service Featuring BBQ - Seafood No Cover for Members brothers with a variety of Your qualifications wil be Steaks - Hot Sandwiches Last personalities. interests and instantly available to over curriculums. 8000 employers. Total (Daily Specials) M *A* S H episode cost $8. No other fees , Lower level Mission Valley APO also allows women charged. Over 5000 on Big Screen T.V. into the fraternity. They seniors already registered. are called brothers. as well. It costs nothing to find out .Coupon Music By more about CPR. Just . , complete and return the GOOD THRU MARCH Sweet Life coupon. For Faster Action Call 10% off Free Hor's d'ouvres Toll-Free 1-000-800-5008 in Virginia (703) 003-1005 CHECK TOTAL Tuesday Wit ”than”Whoa-sum.‘ Educational teeter MUM”! Pizza One! SPECIALISTSTEST "EPAMTIDHSINCE "3' Nana - _. _ Q? TURTLessQ THICK CRUST PIZZA! 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; Imaginative mime troupe transcends culture barrier by Susan Rankine events look easy and natural on stage. but most of their choreography requires extensive physical The Los Angeles called them a “theatre of training. luminous metaphOr." Expression and imagination This group does not agree with the usual are the tools they use to transcend barriers 'of lhéatrical convention of aesthetic distance either. culture and language. The result: the audience finds The whole show provides a field experiment in au— itself taking a journey into a theatrical realm full of dience participation. although much of the participa- amazing possibilities. tion occurs only in the imagination. “They" are the members of Mummenschanz. the When the audience refused to get involved Swiss mime and mask troupe known the world over physically in the act. Mummenschanz moved up into for their unique experiments in movement and ex- the aisles to have people help them put funny faces pression. Mummenschanz performed in Stewart on their various masks. They used everything from Theatre Saturday. bringing their different inter- toilet paper and masking tape to wooden blocks and pretation of life and reality to Raleigh audiences. paper bags to create masks and facial expressions. The members of Mummenschanz (Peter Gerber. The audience continuously laughed at the antics of Lydia Biondi and Larry Kapust) began the show With the three people clowning around on stage with a series of “living sculptures." Covered with foam strange and wonderful masks. The finale had Kapust rubber. cushions and other costume materials. the and Gerber wearing clay masks which they molded actors appeared one by one in the guise of shapeless into different faces right in front of the audience. forms. Each form received shape and definition by One actor transformed his mask into a bull's face. the actor who gave it life from the inside. Constant and the other became a matador. The audience laugh- movement changed the shape of each sculpture. ed as the matador molded the bull's face into a sad Sometimes the shape was what it appeared to be; bassett hound. The hound returned the joke by work- sometimes it was not. ing the clay on his partner's mask into a featureless This fine line between reality and appearance is lump. the magic of Mummenschanz. Visual perception All in all. the audience enjoyed the silent antics of becomes the key to understanding what occurs on Mummenschanz. Their fanciful pantomime and the stage. but the audience must also use imagina- mobility created a phenomena unequaled by any tion to fill in the gaps. other person or group involved in this new kind of Still. the mental exercise does not detract from the ~ theatrical expression. humor and entertainment of the troupe. as Mummenschanz and imagination could he Saturday's audiences discovered. Mummenschanz’s synonyms. Imagination also goes along with the unique outlook gives humor to the simplest events: a thought of children. whose minds create wonderful fly rubbing its wings. a camel chewing its food or a and strange experiences. The unique interpretation shapeless globule bouncing around on the floor. of reality that Mummenschanz provides makes it The actors well-trained bodies twisted. warped "for children pretending to be grown up. and for Staff photo by Patrick (.hepman grown-ups who can still imagine being children." and transformed costumes that looked like anything Expression and lmaglnation are the keywords for MummenschanLa world renowned Swiss mime troupe. Saturday they from a bean bag and a child's Slinky into intricate gave a fantastic performance to a large crowd in Stewart Theatre. The result is a fantastic experience in the univer- forms. The Mummenschanz members made the aaAww.-o....‘. sality of human understanding and emotion. Mg .V.. "if we'at: ‘... a... 53 a The Pattersons get’em dancing

with eclectic rhythm ’n’ blues worms-mea- by Kim Boyd half." Bell said. “but we've made some changes. The Entertainment Writer present members have been together for six months." The tables were pushed back from the stage to According to Bell. the band was originally named provide ample room at P.C. Goodtimes Friday night. “The Amazing Sea Monkeys." The name, “The Pat- ‘g‘t”m...u“we”a"‘ The Pattersons. specializing in an “eclectic blend tersons." suggested by Weyhr. was meant to be of dance. music based on rhythm and blues.” was the humorous. Bell said. featured band. and the audience was prepared to boogie. "There’s no one in the band named Patterson," he “Ladies and gentlemen. we invite you to ‘Come On said. “We thought of it as a kind of off-beat humor." If You're Coming!‘ ” lead singer Jo Bell said. The An off-beat brand of humor was evident Friday as band then began a rendition of the classic of the same Bell. wearing an electrical outlet on a string around name, written by blues artists Sonny Terry and his neck. entertained the audience with tunes by BrownieMcGee. . James Brown, Otis Bedding and others, as well as Photo courtesy of The Pattersow: The audience didn't need much urging. Within 45 some original songs. . The Pattersons are (l. to R) Tom Szerelmey, 10 Bell, John Soudy, Karl Weyhr and Mike OConn'dflJTheba‘nd‘sbecldihes in minutes the dance floor was filled to capacity. The “We write about- one fourth of our music blues, reggae and rock 'n' roll. Pattersons. consisting of Bell, guitarists Karl Weyhr ourselves." Bell said. “We also like to do Jimmy Cliff and JohnSoudy'. drummer Mike O‘Connell and bass and some new-wave music. We like music you can player Tom Szerelmey, presented a unique blend of dance to." blues, reggae and rock ‘n' roll. The Pattersons. according to Bell. is a good-time SIGN UP Now “We like to play dance music." Bell said later. band out to have fun and “get high on the music." “When people come to see us. we want them to have “We're a live band." he said. “It's really essential some serious fun." to see us to catch the electricity." THE STATE HOUSE The Pattersons. a locally-based band. has been Everyone interested in “catching the electricity" playing together less than a year. will be able to on March 24. when The Pattersons is lRaIeigh’s First “Private Dormitory Facility “The group has been around for about a year and a scheduled to appear at the Cafe Deja Vu. Located Approximately 1/2 Mile

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Grapplers garner North Carolina puts end mow-awas....W,.._ 3rd straight ACC title ,1.men;- to State swimming era from Suu Sports decisions. downing Clem- Information son's Greg Snyder 14-2 for by David Kivett had enough points to hold co-captain and senior on the the title at 167- to repeat as off Virginia by three points. team. was able to take a State. led by juniors champion. Sports Writer The Wolfpack was led by fourth place in the 100-yard Chris Mondragon and Tab Other winners for State After 12 straight years of a freshman. Eric Wagner. backstroke and a sixth in Thacher and senior Craig included Greg Fatool. a 7-6 winning the ACC champion- who became the only title the 200-yard backstroke. “I Cox. captured five in- winner over Virginia's ships. State was unable to holder for State this year. was seeded second in the dividual titles in claiming Chris Musmanno at 177- make No. 13 lucky. This Wagner from Merced. Calif. 200- backstroke and had a its third straight ACC team and junior Vince Bynum. of was one of the most was able to hold off his -bad race.” said Solomon. “I championship Sunday in Wilson. N.C.. a 3-3. 4-2 win- challenging championships teammate. Bob Menches. to just feel honored enough the 28th Annual ACC tour- her in overtime over John for the Wolfpack because of take the 400-yard individual that we were able to give nament held at Cole Field Parr of Virginia at 134 their young team. and un medley event. “I had a good those guys a fight.” House. pounds. fortunately they lost the ti- feeling about the race." said “i think the seniors swam The Wolfpack of coach “North Carolina. which tle to a more experienced Wagner following the race. pretty well." said assistant Bob Guzzo. ranked 14th in finished in second place. North Carolina team. The “I was glad to have won it Wolfpack coach Roger the nation, scored 84 points had two individual cham- final scores of the meet but I hated to take it away Debo. “They did not swim in claiming its fifth title in pions. At 118 pounds. Al were: North Carolina 461. from a senior. Menches." as well as they had hoped the last eight years. North Palacio decisioned John State 385. Virginia 382. He also added to his gold but they had set high goals Carolina finished second Worley of Maryland. 4-3. Clemson 311, Maryland 226. medal a silver and bronze for themselves. with 70 3/4 points. fellowed UNC junior Bob Shriner Duke 61. Georgia Tech 47. one. taking a second in the “I am proud of all of our by Clemson in third with also won his first champion- State took the lead after ZOO-yard individual medley guys. they did a heck of a 59. Virginia with 43 3/4. ship at 190 pounds. downing the first day of events by 18 and a third in the 200-yard job." Debo said. “We held Maryland 42 314. Duke with Howie Lindstrom of Clem- points over North Carolina breast stroke. . onto second with our head 24 1/4 and Georgia Tech son. 9-4. with a score of 128. Then The three seniors for held high. but it was dif- with 1 3/4 points. Virginia. Duke and Clem- they led about half the se- State all scored in the meet ficult to lose a string. Mondragon. from son claimed the other titles. . cond day before giving up but their highest finish was Carolina finally got it all Lakewood. Colo.. was nam- UVA’s Jim Pagano downed the lead to North Carolina. second. Menches. from together and won. It is ed the outstanding wrestler John Aumiller of UNC. 6-1 After the second day North Cary. took a second in the especially tough on poor of the meet after raising his at 126 pounds. Duke's Jake Carolina held only a 400- individual medley. fifth (State head coach Don) season’s record to 23-1 with Cecere defeated State's 33-point lead with 287 in the 200-yard butterfly. Easterling laying in bed consecutive decisions over Steve Knob. 52. at 142 points. State was second and 7th in the BOO-yard waiting to find out. Steve Vittorio of Virginia. pounds for the first ACC with 254. Once North freestyle. “I thought I could “1 would like to con- 18—4. Matt Bachetta of wrestling title for Duke Carolina took the lead they have done better then gratulate the Tar Heels.” Duke. 15-0. and Bill Gaffney since 1977. At 150 pounds. never lost it. and then the that." said Menches. “I said Easterling from his of North Carolina. 11-4. Clemson's Joey McKenna meet became a battle for se- think losing this one is hostipal bed. "We have a Thacher. a massive defeated Craig Hetrick of cond place. tough and you can't really very young team and I am 400-pound heavyweight Virginia. 17-3. for the Following the second print how bad I feel right proud of them. I would not Staff photo by David Kivett from Winston-Salem. won Tigers' only championship. day. State had a comfor- now." trade them for the world." State diver Glen Barroncini finished second in the three-meter board diving in the ACC his third straight ACC Mondragon becomes the table second place lead over “I feel fairly good about The ACC three-meter swimming and diving championships. wrestling championship fifth State wrestler to cap Virginia. who had 233 my times. I had my career diving brought much con- first-place finsher Ed) Jolly. Nuensinger. Jolley made a the 386 points for State by with a 0-5 decision over ture the Al Crawford award points. 22 behind State. best in the 100-yard butterf- troversy. State's Glen Bar- We were just ripped off." major break in two of his placing in the top 12 oftheir Clemson's Duane Baker. He as the outstanding wrestler Then on the third day ly (taking 7th place) and roncini took second place by The divers were backed three dives. opening his events: Rocco Aceto. Bar- becomes only the eighth of the ACC tournament. Virginia started reeling in 100yard breaststroke (tak- 1.9 points and Tom Nuens- by their coach John legs but got scores of wrestler in ACC history to The award is named after State for the second place ing 8th)." said co-captian inger took third. 1.2 points Candler. who in his 16 years sevens. Our guys had no roncini. Dowd. Todd win three titles and will the former Wolfpack position. Virginia took over Sean Dowd who is from An- behind Barroncini. The in the ACC has only lost breaks and got sixes and a Dudley. Craig Engel. Mark have a chance next season wrestling coach. who second place from State for dover. Mass. “The con- general concensus of the first place on either board couple of sevens. I was so Jordan. Rusty Kretz. Larry to become only the second directed the State program only two events. but second ference title was tough to divers and coach was sum- four times till this year. proud of our divers it was Maher. Scott McCauley. to capture four. State's Joe during the 1950's and early place came down to the lose after winning it for med up by freshman Mike “They (State's divers) have hard to hold a tear back for . Mike McFadden. Menches. Lidowski turned that trick 60's. final race. the 400-yard three years. I think we did McFadden. “We were robb- every reason to be upset. them. They deserved to win Kevin Nesbit. Nuensinger. during the 1977-80 seasons. The five champions will freestyle relay. Even the best we could and hope ed." Barroncini. also a Jolly the eventual winner and only got a bronze and Thacker's record is now advance to the nationals for though State todlt third they can bounce back next freshman said. “I felt that over Barroncini won by less silver." Kevin Oyler. John Payne. 19-2. ‘ State and possibly another place behind North year." Tom won the event. He then two points and by less The following swimmers Jon Randali. Solomon. Cox. from Milford. Pa.. Pack grappler or two could Carolina and Virginia. they Peter Solomon. the other dove better than (Clemson then three points over and divers earned part of Wagner. and Doug Wilson. also won three lopsided get at-large bids.

Snow melts; Pack 9 takes twinbill from Elon as pitching, defense shine in opener Jxvi by Bruce Winkwsrth complete-game victories in those where you're ahead innings. but ran into trou- Except for the rough Elon’s second run. but the got into a couple of “We're just happy its the twin-bill. and State's and things are going pretty ble in the sixth when the spots in the fifth and sixth. issue had been pretty much jackpots. got a little wild have gotten the game will Assistant Sports Editor new defensive alignment good. and all of a sudden Pack loaded the basesawithngrinson was in control. decided by then. ‘ and lost his rhythm. but and get the two was. ' ] Lend...m you can loper it pretty two outs.‘ , , .. _ m... ”flying out nine and will;— i” The big blow for the pack overall he pitched well. I .- ,Safurday..m:.~.didn't.think riv reviews. easily." I Dris'coll got out oftrouble . one in the seven-inning was Strange's fourth- thought Brinson was we'd ever play with that day morning; he was ready In particular. third The Wolfpack took an ‘in the sixth. but promptly game. Only in the fifth did inning. three-run double. basically very sharp." snow on the ground." to kiss the 1983 Wolfpack baseman Tracy Woodson early 2-0 lead in the second dug himself into another he allow more than one The four-run inning was The Wolfpack committed baseball opener goodbye. A made a sterling play in each game with sacrifice flies in hole in the seventh when baserunner. aided by a throwing error three errors for the game. Next for the Wolfpack is half-inch of snow had fallen game. and shortstop Doug each of the first two inn Chris Baird led off with a In the opener. Pesavento by Elon third baseman Ber- but defensively there were Pfeiffer. Tuesday afternoon the night before. and snow. Strange. noted in pre- ings. and Brinson looked double and took third on allowed six hits and 10 nie Crump. several standout plays. in- at Doak Field. Pfeiffer as one might imagine. can season for his glove. was like he would make them Strange's single. With a 22 baserunners. but better of- In the fourth inning. cluding Woodson's diving returns all but one regular be a serious hindrance to the hitting star of the after- stand up. But the right count on Tracy Black. fensive support gave him a Pesavento avoided any fur- stop at third in the first from last season's 24-151 playing baseball. noon. Strange had two handed fast-baller ran into Strange stole second un- comfortable working ther trouble by picking off a game and Chris Baird’s peg. club. including shortstop The weather warmed up doubles and a hit-and-run trouble in the fifth and challenged. and Black was margin. The Fighting Chris- flat-footed Weiss from first. in the nightcap. which Tony Causby (.401. 8 Hits in enough to melt the snow. single for four RBIs in the sixth. giving up a run in the walked. filling the bases tians got through for an Weiss. taking a lead from caught David Osteen lean- 1982) and outfielders Doug and the Wolfpack opened opener and added two fifth on two singles and a with none out and Woodson unearned run in the second first. never saw the throw. ing too far off second on O'Bray (.424. 4 Hits) and its baseball season Sunday singles and a stolen base in sacrifice fly. and the tying up. when Joel Weiss. who had and after a feeble attempt Maurice Morton's sacrifice Wayne Lassiter (.308). with a double-header sweep the finale. run in the sixth on a home Realizing a fly ball of any doubled to start the inning. toadvance to second he was fly. The double play ended of Elon. 7-2 and 32. Junior “They were two pretty run by designated hitter distance would score the scored on State catcher Jim tagged out by second the inning and the threat Pfeiffer lost its top two left-hander Mike Pesavento good ballgames for opening David Donahue. winning run. Elon coach Toman's wild throw on baseman Joe Maciejewski. ' for Elon. pitchers from ‘82. but Chip and sophomore Hugh Brin- day." said Esposito. “The Elan starter John Bob McBee ordered his in- Marty Gorski's stolen base For the game Pesavento “We're gonna kick some Furr(4-2. 2.27 ERA) is back. pitched second game was one of Driscoll faced only one fielders and outfielders to attempt. struck out five and walked around." Esposito said of and Causby (2-4 3.24 ERA) son cached more than the minimum in play shallow. but Woodson Back-toback doubles by four. pitching a six-hitter. his defense. "That's part of also pitches. The game with setting the Pack down in hit a high fly to deep center Gorski and Tim Patton in He also hit a batter. the game. We've got some State will be Pfeiffer's the third. fourth and fifth to end the game. the seventh produced "I thought we got very young guys out there. but season opener. Pfeiffer good pitching out of both you're gonna kick some head coach Joe Ferebee. our starters today." around even if you’ve got entering his 27th year. has Esposito said. “Pesavento some old guys. a lifetime record of 689-259. / Now (TfiEN

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Women cagers beat Cavs for 20th Ticket . by To- DeSekriver the way we handled the tearing up opponents in the The victory marked the Sports Writer basketball." Yow said. “Our' month of February and for seventh consecutive season defense in the first half got the Wolfpack. the Rocky that Yow has won 20 or Distribution CHARLOTTESVILLE. us the lead. I didn't realize Mount senior couldn't have more . ‘“.W~-v,.. VA. — The top seed in the we were shooting that well. found her game at a better "Twenty and six. the kids Ticket distribution for the State- Maryland 4.. ACC tournament was wrap- We were hustling and doing time. are really happy about game. which will be played Thursday night begin- ped up. but the Wolfpack a lot of different things on “Angie is playing the that." Yow said. “To get so ning at 8 p.m.. will begin Tuesday at 0:80 e.m. for Women's basketball team defense. best ball of her career right wins in the regular season didn't let up as they trounc- While State has trapped now." Yow said. “She's real- makes us feel good." students whose last names begin with 0 —-Z and ed Virginia in the final on defense at times this ly playing herd and she's The 20 wins are not the will continue until 4 p.m. regular season game 8489 season. Saturday marked doing a great job leading only thing that the Pack Students whose last names begin with A - N at Charlottesville, Va.. the first time that the Pack the team. 1 know she wants had going for them at may pick up tickets Wednesday beginning at 8:30 Saturday. has run a trapping zone all towinandgoaefarasahe Virginia. e.m. until 4 p.m. The game will; be televised on For the Pack the over the floor. can go." "A lot of people say that preliminaries are over. it's “We trapped a lot this ’ For Armstrong. Sherry the game didn't count in a now showtime. game." Yow said. “We're Lawson and Karen Brab- lot of ways." Yow said. “But The Pack begins their getting into it more son. Saturday marked the we never think that way. It quest for the ACC title Fri- regularly as an entire part last regular season game does mean a lot. We wanted Gymnasts break record day in Fayetteville when of our game. We ran more the three seniors will play to build momentum and they meet Wake Forest in defenses and changed up in Red and White. keep rolling as we get to the opening round. at 1 p.m. more today than we have “For the seniors this it." the tournament.” in tri-meet victory Virginia usually gives the all season." Yow said. We’re going While on a role. six Wolfpack all they can han- Before a locally televised down the stretch for them. straight wins. the Pack dle when the two teams audience. the Cave were in They are ready." knows that all the hard Leah Ranney won two Ranney (S) 35.3. 2. meet in Wahoo Country. the ballgame trailing 31-24 While running the team work has come down to the events and placed in two Stephanie Mann (JM) 85.05. but State coach Kay Yow with 8:43 left in the first on the offensive end. Arm- next couple of weeks. others as State’s gym- 8. Colleen Boenic IS). 34.05. was glad to get out of Cev half. before the Pack strong and Robyn Mayo an- “Another season starts.” nastics team set a school Vaulting — 1. Leah Ran Country with a relatively scoring record in a tri-team nay (8). 8.0: 2. Tie — Col~ outscored the Cave 17-8 the chor the defense which kw Yow said. “From now on it's match. lean Beanie (S) 8.75; Kelly easy win. remainder of the half to says is the key to all tournament games and The Wolfpack amassed Creppe (L) 8.75. “I wee pleased with the blow the game open and ballclub. . g that's exciting. The kids are 172.85 points to defeat overall play of the teem." take a 48-31 halftime load. "Defense is the thing really excited. Every game James Madison. who col- Uneven bars — 1. Yow said. “This is the best In what is becoming a has helped us the m means so much and that's lected 169.05 and Stephanie Mann UK) 9.35: game we've played here in regular routine, the Yow said. “We've begu what we've been working Staff photo by Drew Armstrong Longwood with 159.0. 2. Leah Banney (S) 9.05; 3. four years. I think the teem Wolfpack streak was keyed play better team def for all year- But our main State senior Sherry Lawsonlumpsfor two In the Padr's 20th Ranney placed first in all Colleen Boepic‘lS) 9.0. came out and played hard by steals on defense and We’re giving more he! goal is to play hard and win of the season. around and vaulting com- Balance been: -— l. Vickie from the start.” breakaway layups by Angie man-to-man defense and that's what we're trying to petition. finished second in Krieder (S) 9.05: 2. Michelle The Wolfpack committed Armstrong. we're talking better when athieve." Yow said. "There are a lot expects a tough game. uneven bars and third in Gaston (JMl 9.0: 3. Marcella 22 turnovers in the ball Armstrong finished the we play aone." . Yow knows that being of good teams in the ACC. “They're not going to floor exercise. State’s Van Peppen (18!) 8.8. game. end Yow said the game with 22 points which The victory Saturday up the No. 1 seed doesn't mean Whoever is playing well at Fayetteville thinking that Vickie Kreider won in the Floor exercise 1. Pack won the game at the tied Linda Page for scoring pad the Pack's record to a thing and that the Pack that time and doesn't have N.C. State is going to win, balance beam. The Angela Regan (S) 0.2; 2. Tie defensive end of the floor. honors. 12-1 in the ACC and 20-0 will have to play their best any injuries will be tough." and we're not going down Wolfpack'e Angela Regan - Karen Polls (Jill. Leah “I wee disappointed with Armstrong has been overall. to capture the ACC crown. The Pack opens up play there thinking that we've won the floor excel-ciao. Ranney (S) 8.8. “It's gonna be tough." with Wake Forest and Yow got it won." All-around - 1. Leah Records: State 4-0. curlers 0hr itents must be fewer than 30 COMPUTER USERS! Perfect your LOOK! 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Cavaliershook Wolfpack , Athlete of the by Devin Steele enough against Virginia — score with 2:17 left. saw his first action since Virginia converted six of 10 Sports Editor that injury. The senior free throws in the waning CHARLOTTESVILLE. sharpshooter scored a minutes to put the game Va. - As the atmosphere" team-high 14 points in 24 out of reach. Week in University Hall sug- minutes on a 4 of 13 ac- “Of course. we came here gested. Virginia's third- curacy from the floor. Whit- to win. but in Virginia. ranked basketball team and tenburg. who had his first you're looking probably at a fans share one thought. one scrimmage since the injury Final Four team." said M...... —..,.—___,...e goal —— the Final Four. Saturday. showed signs of Valvano. “I was proud of The well-oiled Cavaliers not being in shape. our kids: Myers. Battle and covered more ground on “I'm surprised that McClain. They led us back. Due to a lack of space. their road to the national Dereck led us in scoring." We just showed our inex- the Technician Athlete championship by wrecking 'said State coach Jim perience in the end." of—theweek was omitted State. 86-75. Sunday before Valvano. whose team drop- The Pack played the from Friday's paper and a packed Virginia crowd of ped to 7-5 in the ACC and Cavs neck-and-neck for 15 appears today. State 9.000. ‘ 1&9 overall "It‘s nice to minutes and led 27-22 with women's forward Linda Tee-shirts saying. “First have him back. I only 8:10 left in the first half. Page and Wolfpack for- stop Atlanta." were sold. wanted to play him a little ‘ Junior guard Rick Carlisle ward Thurl Bailey are g. and a 30-foot sign reading. in each half. but it was ob scored 11 points in a 22-8 last week's coathletes of "Who cares about that vious he felt a lot better." Virginia surge to give his the week. three-point line —- In Albu- The 0-1 guard made his team a M35 halftime lead. Page scored 16 points querque. they'll be in their initial appearance at 15:49 The 'Hoos. exerting a to lead State‘s women to prime." decked the of the first frame and show- fastbreaking offense and a 71-67 victory over building's east side. It ed off his familiar shooting dominant muscle inside. Maryland and followed marked the next to the last touch. connecting a three widened the margin by as that performance with a game for Ralph Sampson in pointer in less than a much as 18. 58-40 and 62-44. 32-point-career-high ef- University Hall. where the minute. in the first six minutes. But fort in the Pack's ACC- Cavs have lost only two out "We decided that I would the Wolfpack. led by Alvin clinching win over Duke. of 50 games during the play and get a feel." he said. Battle's seven points. trim- Bailey scored 20 Sampson Era. “I didn't expect to play as med the score to five. 69-64. 'Staff photo by Drew/“Armstrong points in the Pack's Virginia upped its record much as I did. but I felt with 7:04 left. 7hurl Bailey battles wlth Ralph. Bailey had 12 points and 19 upset of North Carolina. to 23-3 overall and 10-2 in pretty good besides getting “It was a game of in the Pack's loss to Virgina Sunday. playing possibly his best t . the league. a little winded at times." spurts." said Valvano. “I rebounds all-around game. Then For the Wolfpack. it was It was the widest margin thought we were strong just under 11 points. was Sidney Lowe had 13 the Wolfpack senior a bittersweet taste of of defeat ever by a Jim- early. The critical point the Cavaliers' high-scorer points before fouling» out poured in 26 points defeat. The game did have a Valvano - coached State came when we led 27-22 with 23 points. Sampson with 4:13 left. Thurl Bailey against Duke to give the positive aspect. however. team against Virginia. with seven left in the first chipped in 15 points and 16 finished with 12 points and Pack another ACC win. Dereck Whittenburg. State. which had trailed half. and Virginia came rebounds, including a three Staff photo by Drew Armstrong sidelined with a broken foot by as much as 18. was on back and tied it. pointer. on a variety of as many rebounds. and January 12 —- ironically the short end of a 7870 Carlisle. who averages stuffs. hooks and allevvoops. Lorenzo Charles added 11. ive play National basketball champions find way to too through team defens rhythm. Second. try to get you're trying to get the Mouse ones. Triangle-Twos. 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These Costarring with Sir Laurence Olivier, beasts do violence to words, and Sevareid plays (guess what?) a new the English language (or even oth- caster er languages). A sort of planned spontaneity: The China Syndrome: PAUL NEWMAN will be in front of Dishentery. and behind the cameras as We've got to change our con~ director-star ofHarry G San, a drama . -sciousness, and the media--manu about a construction worker and his factured fashion is not much help. Well thanks for the opportunity to tually happen With space vehicles. family. Now filming in Florida, the In struggle, chat and ill be lookingforwardto , (Ahem.)}ennings Lang, who proudly film costars Newman‘s real-life wife lean Guertler your Second Annual Ampersand Col-- produced three of the first four Air- Joanne Woodward as the mother ofa State College, PA lege Style Section. port films, is back in the saddle. with young pregnant girl (Ellen Barkin of Robert w cult low-budget picmaker Larry Diner) who has been involved with '7he China Syndrome: Disbentery"? Iowa City: .~ 9 .‘ e for the 844 million Cohen writing the script. And Newman‘s son (Robbie Benson). Hobo, haba, heehee, hohum. , the biggest bomb in George Kennedy, thestar of the first Send us your commenn, complaints, . ~ . history, isup to his Airport movie in 1975 and all those I N HIS NEW FILM. Iceman, now film- compliments (egreciallyyour com- . swirl. He signed on to do thereafter, returns in this one — ing in Canada, Timothy Hutton he Beyond insert in the last pliments), yourphilosophy oflife or new comingof-age mu- playing the same character he plays an anthropologist involved in Ampersand was terrific; will eten your SATscores. We like to get sical story:Footloose, then abruptly created in the original. That'll make the discovery of a prehistoric being ., 4...,“ this be a regular feature, 1 mail—any mail. Send thegoodies to left the production. Here's the dirt: him approximately 87 years old frozen in ice. Australian Fred hope? ' In One Ear, 1680North Vine, Suite Cirnino signed in December to di: when the airplane takes off again. Schepisi (Barbarosa) directs him Samjan'in 900, Hollywtxzd, CA 90028. recr the script by Fame lyricist Dean with Lindsay Crouse (The Verdict) Phoenix, AZ Pitchford, under strict budget con- Hello Yentl. . . playing his love interest. Hutton, trols. Cirnino then promptly took a who desperately wanted to graduate and meandered HE wottD going around Holly- from student roles, is said to have Yes —- Beyond will appear in the OC— MoreJokes twoweek vacation wood is that Barbra Streisand gotten $1,000,000 for this one, which tober and january/February issws back to work to prepare for the des- had to guarantee ‘4 million of her insiders lovingly dub ET. on the ofAmpersand. We received dozens of disgust- ignated April 22 starting date. But own money to finish Yentl, the Rock. ing, sick jokes about lepers, suddenly Cirnino didn't like what he overbudget film about a Jewish girl 'm awfully sorry to read that you herpes and dead babies. We had. He reportedly wanted to be looking for an education that Break into the Big Time, get no graft, bribes, or tokens for found them all hilarious, but paid $200,000 to rewrite the film. Streisand directed, co-wrote, co- your brilliant research and re— good tasteprevailed. We think. found producer Daniel Melnick di- produced and starred in. Though Part 11 porting (aw heck, what am i brown- But keep trying, folks. These fficult to work with, and was lax in that normally spells trouble, the 00K FOR Ampersand contributor nosingyou guys for?), but i wanted ‘ lucky three earn twenty bucks coming up with locations that would word is that Babs redeems herself Bill Plympton, pen-and-ink man to thank you for your interesting and apiece for their alleged humor. allow the film to be shot for its allot- admirably in her first official outing par excellence, to become a house— informative Style Section in the De- You can, too. Send those yucks ted $7,500,000 (we should all love behind the lens. Doubters will get a , hold word soon. (Like Spiro Agnew, cember 1982 issue. i always won- to AmpersandJohn, 1680 North such problems). Paramount and look at the picture in theaters this only more respected.) Plympton, dered what i was doing wrong when Vine, Suite 900, Hollywood, CA Melnick were stewing; Cimino's Christmas. sometime guitarist for Ben Day and I tried to make popcorn, so, at my 90028. agent? Sue Mengers, made it clear the Zipatones (who can forget their last party, i decided to follow your Cimino couldn't work under those Goodbye, David ”Ten Commandments of Art"?), will suggestions and got mixed results. i 1. How many executives conditions. The powers—that-be soon be " regular contributor to didn't have a lid with a steam hole, does it take to screw in a would not back down, so Cimino vex THEwas many people have borh Playboy andEsquire. Of course, as you recommended using. but l lighthulht left, rumored to be looking for the claimed to have had trouble we saw him first. did (notice, past tense) have a plastic I'll have to get back to director's iob on Diane Keaton's next figuring out exactly what David colander which l used vicariously; l you on that. movie, Modern Bride. Bowie really looks like behind his Break Away from the think that was my problem. l now Peter Butterfleid various stage personas. Tha‘t'll be have plasticcoated utensils, palms, los Andes, CA Gag Me with a,_ Like, even more difficult next month Small Time . and popcorn (about two pecks ofthe 2. Why did Menuhem Court Order when Bowie is seen on the big HE Go-Go's are currently trading stuff). But it wasn't a total loss; 1 Begin really invade Lebanon? screen as a vampire in The Hunger. lawsuits wi h theirjrlabel, lRS Re— strung the popcorn together and To impmjodie Foster. W E REPORTED usrnut: that Frank The sometime rock star is viewed cords, accord' g to a repon in the decorated my Christmas tree with it. Keith McCarthy and daughter Moon Unit only briefly as his ever-youthful self Los Angeles Times. Emily Shenkin, Being plastic-covered, i can use it Albuquerque, NM Zappa have hit upon what insiders before he promptly ages to a pruney the musical group’s attorney, insists again next year! 3. And in the Most Whole- say is a $100 million merchandising 98-year-old facsimile of Dracula's that the label (which is devoid of i also agree with most of your someJoke c‘egory: bonanza from the infamous “Valley father (urgh). other significant hitmakers) isn't pay- choices of party records, but as you Good Interview Skills Girl" single (gag me with a bank ac- ing the Go-Go's all they're owed. lRS said, the list you published is not all— A young college student count). Well, just in case anyone out Trouble with Kristy answered Shenkin's accusation with inclusive. May 1 suggest a few of my completed there is considering getting in on the ii!“ an ALL kinds of rumors a suit against the band, as well as a favorites? Thank you: Chronicle by action —— forget it. The Zappas have flying around about teenager temporary restraining order prevent— CCR; The Wall by Pink Floyd; Wings just zapped a group called Valley Kristy McNichol, whose mysterious ing the band from using the alleged otter America; Grand Funk Live; 9000 Prods. with a lawsuit for plan- illness has caused the shutdown of non—payment a an excuse to dump Heaty Metal Soundtrack; Woodstock ning its own Valley Girl movie. .her picture, I Won't Dance. Her . the label. Soundtrack; and layla by Derek and in a very positive manner. They're telling the court that the val studio, MGM, attributed her health Barring an unexpected surge of in- the Dominoes Not only are these The next by he lad an inter- trademark was theirs long before problems to fatigue, stating the ac- terest in such past [RS stars as. great party albums, but they have the view with a local business Valley 9000 ever planned their own tress has a “chemical imbalance" that Wazmo Nariz (who wore multiple; added advantage of being multi- firm mil here b part oftheir pic (yeah, fer sure). caused her to have varying ”highs neckties and sang “Checkin‘ out the record sets, which means less lump- and lows“ in her personality. The Check-out Girl") and Sitafish (whose ing up to change albums. The best Please, Not Again. . . movie, in which Krisy plays a girl main accomplishment was to out~ party album of all, however, is pliedihestudent,“iamone‘ HE mum.Airport pictures are longing to play music opposite co- ugly Wazmo), the label will be in FreezeI-‘rame by the]. Geils Band (i ofthoaewhohelpmaltetlnt taking off yet a fifth timewith a star Michael Ontkean, started filming deep trouble without the 6060's on know it‘s been hyped as such, but it's toplnlfpouiblel' new one dulled Airport 2000. This in Toronto in early November. it board. Meanwhile, a court order true). i hasten to point out that I’m Pau-ickDooadio time it‘ll take place in. the future with then moved to France later in the prevents either side from comments not receiving any graft, bribes or to Athens, OH computers, new gadgets, and experi- month, broke for the holidays and ing on the arse. kens either. ences the filmmakers say “may ac- was supposed to resume early this (Continualonpage 15) WM, 1”? ”4

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The Waitresses placed a who sorts through the home front sax,- Billy Flcca, drum,- and Patty lead Butler is musing -— not confessing cut on the resultant Stiff/Akron com— for clues to a reliable “self“ while Mars William, vocals. Also In concert (bottom). — about the social impact of herpes; pilation LP, but it was another Butler washing a sweater, fixing the toilet. how a virus has come along to rein‘ concoction, Tin Huey. that won a learning the reason for a three- force monogamy and caring. a major label contract from the expo- pronged outlet and repairing her Kent State sociology major pres» sure. After one LP on Warner Bros. own stereo. Former National [um ent on the green when National with Tin Huey. Butler revived the poor: writer Anne Beatts tapped the Guardsmen murdered demonstrat» Waitresses. Pan of his writing knack Waitresses to create a theme for ing students in May. I97I. Butler is turned out to be a convincingly Square Pegs, her TV comedy about tascinated With the forces that push feminine slant on life. Many fans ini some struggling-for-identity high and pull people's lives. He calls his tially believed the group was an all- school students. "Square Pegs," the talent "a knack for writing down a lot woman band. tune, features off-balance rhythm and of people‘s frustrations." Singer Patty Donahue. a friend droll lyrics (‘~'One size does not fit Settled into an old gray armchair from Kent State. helped make “l all"). It was included on an EP, I in a friend's Manhattan loft apart» Know What Boys Like." which ven- Could Rule the World If Could ment. the brown-haired and brown turesome little 7e Records of New Only (it)! the Parts, which came out eyed Butler. wearing old jeans and a York released in 1980. It was a strik- late in 1982 and is currently flirting down jacket, looks too ”nice" to be ing success at dance clubs and on with Top 100 status. involved in rock 8; roll: Even if the radio. Michael Zilkha of Ze lobbied Where Tomorrow scrutinizes a pennies in his penny loafers are. the bigger labels for an LP contract, private landscape, a kind of pop to- under close inspection, a pair of eventually convincing Polydor to mance laid barren, I Could Rule ad- slugs. take a chance. “They loved it, but it dresses more public ideas. The Back in 1977, because his Akron, still took six months to get a deal," character jointly created by Butler Ohio band couldn‘t assimilate songs says Zilkha. "it will take still more and Donahue has matured a great as fast as he wrote them. Butler time before they get massively popu deal from the harroom tease of made a tape of his newest lyrics on a lar, but they will because their songs "Boys Like." home eight‘track. playing all instru- ring true; they're believable." "i tried to grow the character up," ments. One result was “Comb" on "I agree," says Butler, without a concurs Butler. Clone Records, the first single by the trace of swagger. On the Waitresses‘ next album, Waitresses Wasn't Tomorrow Worzderful?, the due in March and tentatively titled "I think that tape was hip as hell," Waitresses' first album, was released either Mood Swings or They're All he says. “The best thing I ever did,. by Polydor early in 1982. By year's out of Liquor, Let's Find Another want to know. My cat end it ranked number 70 in total Parry, our heroine has smacked up if you really against new limits, But she's more ANN SUMMA determined than ever. "The odds are lousy, about a zillion to one," sings Donahue on an early mix, but ”a girl‘s gotta do it." in another song she challenges a young friend to “go for the stars across the rim . . . Maybe you can pull it off . .. Ever entertain the thought that you might?" As if to underline a message, Donahue out» runs the music that flies off loonily around her. She squeezes words and wordplay in and around the instru ments like a rocket dodging as— teroids. Imagination and risk-taking are two of Butler's major lyrical themes. Calling himself "appalled" by the apparent conservatism of America's younger generations and somewhat distressed at the lack of human warmth shown by the synthesizer- pop bands now emanating from Britain, Butler laments that ”Pop music doesn‘t provide the same collective thrill." He seems to be I; x militating for more exuberant outs . ~~ .re looks, iconoclasm and willingness to grow. ”356% Still living in a one—room Green- !"*. 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(Also selecting from some of the best sci- from WH. Freeman is Vila/int and ence books of 1982 —with a nod or Aging, by James F. Fries and Law- two at 1981. and even 1979. The aver- rence M. Crapo. 1981. 172 pp. $8.95. age life for a science book is less which discusses the politics and sci- than five years. After that. it's out of ence of gerontology — how people date. Many of these books. however. age. and how society regards and .'Dr" will have value even ten years from treats the aged.) now. Hazardous Waste in America, Two topics loom large in recent by Epstein. Brown and Pope (Sierra news stories: the energy crisis, and Club Books. 1982. 595 pp. $27.50) the debate between some religious discusses the problem of waste dis- groups and scientific and educational posal. not only from nuclear power institutions Energy is a major prob» plants. but from all sources in indus» lem of concern to all of us; the de- try and government. The authors list bate between Creationism and evolu- dangerous and potentially dangerous tion may not seem as important. but dumps for toxic. waste around the could lead to major changes in the country. and detail the astonishing relationship between religion and and frightening abuse of our land government, and how scientific and water by the unscrupulous. the knowledge is passed on from gener- ignorant and the greedy. Their book ation to generation. is a call to action. and tells how you Energy and resource management can defend yourself personally. or is the topic of Earthbound by with the aid of others. in court Charles F. ParkJr. (Freeman. Cooper against such abuse. An earlier Sierra and Co.. 1981. 279 pp. $6.95). Since Club volume. Radiation and 1968. Park has been warning politi- Human Health byJohn W. prman cians and businessmen —and his fel~ (1981. 908pp. $29.95) has gone al- low geologists ——- that the world is most ignored in the popular press. approaching a crunch in resources, yet it is the best book to date on not only in oil. but in basic minerals radiation in our environment. not and chemicals. As consumption by only from manmade but from natu— world powers grew. and as develop ral sources. The topic is complex. ing nations demanded their fair slice but the book is remarkable in its of the pie. Park predicted, a crisis clarity and organization. Still. to ac- would soon be at hand. He has since quire any sort of competence. the been proven absolutely correct. His subject demands hard study. and ap as was once thought. Human» seventeenth century to modern The Sun. Our Star by Robert \V analysis of the World situation in parently few press people have centered philosophers would do times. Quite reminiscent of the best Noyes (Harvard. 1982. 205 pp.$2()00) Earthbound is startling. alarming and either the time or the inclination to well to read this book closely; man of Loren Eisley. is a thoughtful and useful update on enlightening. and no voter let be informed. may be the best at what he does. but lfAI (artificial intelligence) is your the current state of solar studies. alone student — can afford to be ig- Scientific ignorance is one of the he is by no means unique and with- hope or your nightmare. Mind De- from the sun's magnetic fields and norant of the present state of affairs. worst problems in education today. out precedent. sign, edited by John Haugeland fluctuations to the potential of solar Earthbound includes charts. tables and it may get worse if certain pres- Before we leave the Earth com- (MIT. 1981. 568 pp. $10.00) can serve power. and statistical projecgions. It is one of sure groups get their way. 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“King Kong’sJoke” Has the Last Laugh Now int STEPHEN Fmrzrt s a comeback it might almost rank with Rocky Bal- Both performances have a down-to—earth directness that since many top actresses — including Meryl Streep (Lange's boa‘s. Hollywood loves underdogs, both on the may have something to do with Lange's middle American competition for this year's Oscar) — had been considered and screen and behind the scenes, so the film industry background. Born in Cloquet, Minnesota, she spent her child- . rejected. was pleased to see Jessica Lange win rave reviews hood moving around the Midwest whenever her father The film's director, Bob Rafeison. was going against the ad- for two movies released in December. In both films changed jobs. At the University of Minnesota on a painting vice of many friends when he east her, but he believed she site played actresses —— the much-abused Frances Farmer in scholarship, she met and married a Spanish photographer, was the best person for the part. "Jegica comes from a very the biographical melodrama, Frances, and a soap opera star Paco Grande, and traveled with him to Paris, where she small town in the Midwest," he explains, "which is where who befriends the female inearnation of Dustin Hoffman in studied mime. Back in New York she took acting classes and Cain's Cora catne from. So i felt 'she had an understanding of Tootsie. Now it looks as if Lange will receive Academy Award did some modeling, which is how she came to the attention of tht‘ character. Also, she is one of the few actrcsscs l've ever nominations for both films — as best actress in Frances, and as Dino De Laurentiis, who was searching for an unknown beauty met who is completely unself-cortscious about her sexuality. best supporting actress in Tootsie. (She has already won the to inflame his giant ape. . That is not to say she takes it for granted. But 1 observed, for best supporting actress award from the New York Film Critics, Working on King Kong, Lange spent most of her time instance, that when she sits down. both feet are planted on the the National Society ofFilm Critics, and the Hollywood Foreign screaming her lungs out as she struggled in the 1,650pound ground; she doesn't cross her legs. There is almost a peasant Press Association—the Golden Globe.) ifthat happens, she will paw of the beast. She got a lot of publicity during the produc- quality about her that i found enormously attractive." be the first actress to win a double nod from the Academy in 40 tion. but it all evaporated after the movie opened to poor re- Lange feels that the outrage Postman inspired reflects a years. (Teresa Wright was nominated in both acting categories views and mediocre business. All at once the Hollywood puritanical backlash in this country. She still defends the film in 1942; she won the best supporting actress Osear forher per- moguls and flacks who had been courting her stopped retum- and is amused at some of the hysterical reactions it provoked formance in Mrs. Miniver.) The accomplishment would be im- ing her phone calls. A few directors, however, were impressed "i had Paramount send me all the reviews," she says, "which is pressive for any actress, but it is especially striking when you with her work Bob Fosse, Bob Rafelson and Sydney Pollack all something l'll never do again. But there was one from a remember that just six years ago.Jessica Lange Was dismissed as found her intriguing, and they were all eventually to hire her. woman reviewer, i think in San Francisco. She was supposed a vapid. untalented sex kitten after she made her movie debut "I had-a lot of arguments with people," Polladt reports, “but i to be reviewing my performance and Jack's performance in King Kong's playmate. “l was sort of a joke," Lange admits found Jessica very interesting in King Kong. 1 was looking for the context of the film. She was obviously oifended by the sex now. This year the last laugh is hers. something for her even before i made Tootsie." scenes. But then she said, ‘And i wonder how Misha Perhaps her painful experiences in the intervening years Two years after King Kong Fosse cast her in All TbatJaa, [Baryshnikov] feels about this.‘ i could not believe it l thought helped to strengthen her performances in her two recent but her part as the sleek, Felliniesque Angel of Death who this woman should be locked up. What does anything in my movies Playing in Frames, she could certainly identify with scolds Roy Scheider was a thankless one and did little to ad- personal life have to do with this film?" the frustration of a gifted, intelligent actrem consigned to vac- vance her career. A comedy caper ealled How to Beat the Frances repeated the pattern of Postman: bad reviews for uous roles in forgettable B pictures. “There were a couple of High Cost ofLiving opened and closed within a week. During the film, ecstatic reviews for Lange personally. Still, the critical years me: King Kong that were very discouraging for tire," this period her personal life was also in turmoil. She began response disappointed her. “It hurt a lot," she admits. "i lange confesses “it’s a strange area for the human spirit when seeing dancer Mikhail Baryshnikov and eventually divorced wanted the whole film to be well received Some of the criti- you know tint you an do something, and do it well, and her husband; in a reversal of the ordinary sexual roles, Grande cisms are legitimate, but so many critics feel they are experts you're denied the opportunity. Frances' situation was some- sued her for support Two years ago she gave birth to a daugh- on the subject of Frances Farmer, and they went in with very what different from mine in that she was shulled along in ter, Alexandra; she admitted that Baryshnikov is the father; set ideas of what the film should be. They didn't review the mediocre projects that did not allow her to display her though they were not married. film we made.” abilities I couldn't get work at all after King Kong. But there's At the same time, Lange invited more controversy when she Lange has wanted to make the film for years. She first be- ddinitely a parallel. in playing Frances, 1 identified with her appeared in The Postman Always Rings Twice, a steamy film came aware of Frances Farmerwhen two actresses in a class anger, and i got a lot ofmy own anger out" of James M. Cain's tawdry novel of lust and murder in the she was taking played a scene from Farmer‘s autobiography, Similarly, in Tootsie, she does a fine job of conveying the Depression. Although the film was not well received in this Will There Ever Be A Moming? Since then the project has self-mockery and self-disgust ofa woman accustomed to being country (it attracted more favorable reviews in Europe), been something of a personal obsession. She identified with treated as a sex object. Her characterization brings unex- Lange won her first set ofenthusiastic notices. Merely winning Farmer on many levels besides the obvious one of career pected poignancy and depth to the comedy. the part opposite Jack Nicholson was something of a coup, frustration. She also understood Farmer's persecution for her left wing political beliefs. "Frances was supporting the Lincoln Brigade, and I was a member of$06 (Students for a Democra- tic Society)," Lange says. “So there were certain parallels in our lives. We were both on the unpopular side." Lange responded even more strongly to the film's indict- ment_ of the psychiatric and medical establishment. ”in all the research i did," she comments, "i was just stunned to learn of the freedom that the psychiatric establishment had. They went virtually unchecked for thirty years. The doctor who sup- posedly lobotomized Frances would tour the country per- forming operations. He was given total free rein. At times he would lobotomize up to 30 people during a day in a huge ,state institution. i saw pictures of this. it was literally like a circus. They would just wheel the patients in; he'd have his photographers with him to take pictures. He did the lobotomies without any kind of sterilization; most of the time (Continued on page 18) Lange (above, as France: Farmer, and left, with Dan- tin "man in Tootsie)aignad aflu-year contract with Dinodelaurenulsmdofiingiong—Wwbicbbe Wiymnldn’tmberorbanberomwofier projecn. Finally. with only nine montbalqnon bar-con- maobl’osat abertnAflithanDinodidn'tm, and lange‘a career was relaunched. To write a great novel, you have to live a great novel. Too bad Mickey writes murder mysteries.

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tint Dustin had to be in love with smiling. "He can go on for hours TylerMoore variety show and starred her. The only way to make it work discussing the role. That's okay. in a limited comedy series calledRe is to hire Marilyn Monroe. and the Everybody works differently, and port to Murphy. in which he played a LANGE closest i could come to Marilyn whatever it takes to get them parole officer. Monroe was Jessica" rewed up. to get the instrument “The series was only for six Much has been written about Pol- tuned. is fine. it's just great when (Continuedfrompage 10) episodes, and. even though the cri- (Continuedfrompage 16) 'ladt's conflicts with Dustin Hoffman. you coincide with an actor whose guitar, then desperately trying to fake tics liked it. it wasn't picked up for never even washed his hands be- But he found Lange difficult to di methods are similar to yours." it by pretending to "play" the case. more. But l'm glad that it wasn‘t. be- tween operations. i read an account rect in a different way. “Nothing She and Kim Stanley have talked His comedy was then a cross be- muse i would prefer to do what l‘m by a nurse who was present during comes out literally with Jessica." about playing mother and daughter tween the antics of Steve Martin and doing now — more films, with more one of his visits to a state hospital. Pollack explains. "Sometimes with once again, in a production of The Albert Brooks. “People keep asking freedom." The account of it was just terrifying" actors you get exactly what you put Glass Menagerie for able TV. Lange me what exactly it is that i do and i Television did have one lasting ef- Playing Frances Farmer, she in; you give them a direction. and is looking for other projects, but she really don‘t know. it‘s not jokes — i fect on Keaton. though. LastJune 5th. seized the opportunity to vent her they do just what you tell them. But does not seem frantic about it. She guess most of the time I make ob he married actress Caroline McWil- own rage at the medical establish- if you gave Jessica 2 direction, it divides her time between an apart- servations and take them as far as i liams; they met as castmates on a TV ment, at Hollywood. at the system would always come out slightly dif- ment in New York, a house in Con- an take them - sometimes to Pon— show. "We were married in this barn in general. But playing a role at ferent from the. input. it‘s like a necticut. and a cabin in a desolate land and badc" in New Hampshire by a lake. on a fever pitch for some 18 weeks took gyroscope that you push forward part of Minnesota. New scripts are While performing, Keaton sup- hillside. We got rained out totally. its toll on her. "Somewhere along and it moves to the right. That can pouring in. but she has'not yet ported himself with a variety of jobs. . My brothers and i were wearing the way." lange admits, ”i lost the be exciting, but it took me a while found one that satid‘ies her. "At this including a stint with the production white tuxedos and we looked like power ofseparating myselffrom the to get used to it. i read that Jessica point i really would prefer to be crew of a Pittsburgh PBS TV station. the Temptations walking through na- character. After doing a really dra studied painting. and you can feel known as a character actress." she "These guys were insanely funny ture! matic scene for a week or two that she's an artist. There's always a insists. “To be a ‘lading lady' seems ex-acid heads,” Keaton says. laugh- "Before the wedding, Caroline and weeks. it's not easy to walk off the little more going on than you ex~ somehow limiting. in the Thirties ing. “They had this group going i were at Disney World and we had set and drop back into normal life." pected. Also. she's an extremely pri— and Forties those leading ladies called ‘The Flying Zucchini Brothers bought these Mickey Mouse and For that reason the making of vate person. in Hollywood, when played great parts from comedy to Daredevil Circus and the American Donald Dudt sunglasses. i told her. Tootsie seemed like a vacation. Even you're making a movie, everyone drama, but now there's no meat to All-Star one Man Band with Peaches ‘Hey, this marriage thing is getting though that film. like Frances, went goes through this ritual of instant in. the leading roles. i can‘t tell you and Cream‘ and they asked me to way too serious. l‘ll give you $1,000 way over budget and over schedule. timacy. which of course is highly how many scripts l've gotten where join. it was a mock no. maybe i ifyou‘ll wear your sunglasses during Lange found it a relief. "l‘d go to the suspect. But Jessica doesn‘t allow the main woman character is a shouldn't say ‘mock' because they'll the wedding‘ She just laughed and set." she recalls. "do my day's work, that kind of intimacy. i like her and photographer or a journalist. say ‘Whataya mean mock, we were said, Oh. yeah, sure.‘ and then when that day was over. would work with her again. but i There‘s no imagination to those doin' legit!’ —— kind of acrobatic act. "i totally forgot about it. So, we there was no problem in getting still don't feel i really know her." 'leading lady roles any more." flThere were about five of us and we got married. lr turn to kiss my mom " back to 'my life. i am definitely a Lange admits that she prefers Nevertheless. Jessica Lange seems would dress up in long underwear and everybody's kissing. We get supporting player in Tootsie, and working intuitively and does not to be enjoying the fact that she has with jockey shorts over our under- ready to march down the aisle, and that's what i wanted afterFrances." like to analyze her roles at great finally laid King Kong to rest. “Now wear or anything we could come up Caroline taps me on the shoulder it is ironic in a way that Tootsie length. That is why she enjoyed’her there's a groundswell of praise for with. and capes — great capes —— she's got her Donald Duck sunglas- seems to be bringing her even more collaboration with Kim Stanley. who my work. which has never hap and we'd do these wonderful quasi- ses on! i went crazy!! acclaim than the demanding Fran- plays her tyrannical mother in Fr- pened before in my career." she acrobatic acts. “We had a fantastic time at the ces Director Sydney Pollack knew ances. ”Kim works exactly the way i says. “That's very pleasant. but l'm “Like, one guy would get on the wedding." Keaton says with a grin. from the start that he wanted her in like to work." Lange asserts. "She's not letting it change my life. I'm floor and there‘d be a box behind “We marched out to a great band the role of Julie. "The girl I cast," very private. Nothing is discussed. making it a point to stay away from him and l'd be on a box here. l'd playing “The Sunny Side of the Pollack says. “had to speak a kind of There's a mystery to the work, and 1 Hollywood That's always been my jump off the box to the floor and Street.‘ Very uptempo.“ sexual shorthand. i needed someone like 'that." Working with Dustin strategy in good times and bad- then off the floor to the box and Now, in his spare time. Keaton still who would come onscreen and the Hoffman was at the opposite pole. times. it helps me to hold on to my we'd lay this fish net down about this works out at the Comedy Store and audience would immediately know "Dustin loves to talk," Lange said, sanity." high off the ground." Keaton laughs .. other clubs. His hobbies are varied. at the memory. “Not even any pre- "i like to get in crowded elevators tense to illusion! It was all under this where everybody acts like no one guise of high adventure.“ else is in the elevator with them. No After developing his improvisation one ever talks to anybody. After a and acting for several years. Keaton few floors. one guy will get off. I‘ll decided to concentrate on acting and wait a floor or two and suddenly say. moved to Los Angeles around 1974. 'Was that guy a jerk. or what?‘ One Arriving with no money and no person will usually laugh. but the transportation. Keaton found the city others will back up into the comers, to be “one huge. used car lot. i had thinking, ‘He's got a bomb —- llenow to get around on buses. which is he's got a bomb!"' next to impossible here. i knew very Did he ever consider any other few people and sometimes literally profession? “As a kid, I wanted to be lived off of 85 a week. i got real a cowboy. but 1 wore glasses then thin." Keaton admits. “Yep, lean and and whoever saw a cowboy wearing mean. as they say." glasses? i mean. can you imagine a During his first two years in Los cowboy, riding along, pushing up his Angeles, Keaton performed at the glasses. squinting out over the sun- Comedy Store, studied improvisation set. asking. 'Are those lndians over at the Second City Workshop with there?‘ , friend Betty Thomas of Mil/firmer! “l love baspball. it would have Blues, and supported himself with been great to be a player. in fact, our more odd jobs. BeforeNight Shift, he production company is called ‘6 to 4 appeared on various television to 3' for the double play score in shows. was a regular on the Mary baseball." Favorite team? ”Pittsburgh Pirates!" Credit Problems? But Keaton is quite content to be RECEIVE VISA. MASTERCARD just where he is. “Everything is so with no credit check. Simple. le- much fun right now. Mr. Mom, or gal. guaranteed! Plus other credit whatever it's called. should be out secrets. Free details! Send SASE soon and there's talk of another one to: National Credit Company/ after that but i only believe those PO. Box 4ll84-C/Clevcland. things when the wardrobe lady calls Ohio 4414] upand asks. 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