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VOLUME XLI NUMBER 18 NORTH CAROUNA AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL STATE UNIVERSITY GPaEENSBPPP, NC NOVEMBER 9, 1979 FRI HAY Madison, Speaker For Annual NAACP Conference

Joe Madison, national get-out-the-vote campaigns, U.S. by the 1980 presidential don't vote, you don't count, director of the NAACP voter including Philadelphia, election. and elected officials then have education department, will be Cincinnati, and Mississippi. a tendency to turn their the keynote speaker at the The NAACP voter "One of the reasons that attention and concerns to annual North Carolina education department is communities and its people are other resources that do not NAACP state conference currently directing voter under seige in such cities as always have the best interest of freedom fund dinner registration campaigns in Cincinnati where the city their constituency in mind." November 10 at 7:30 in The twenty cities. The department council authorized its police Joe Madison, former Golden Eagle Motor Inn. has also introduced legislation officials to carry 357 magnums Executive Secretary of the Madison has directed authorizing high school with hollow bullets, or Detroit National Association several voter registration and principals as deputy registrars Philadelphia where mayor for the Advancement of Frank Rizzo's police Colored People, (NAACP), department is sued by the and a Detroit City Council Pre-registration Begins justice department for candidate, returned to the excessive police force, is that NAACP as its National Joe Madison more and more people are not Director of Voter Education November 12-16 For Spring on February 1, 1979. Madison in an attempt to register over going to the ballot box." served as understudy to W.C. 3.5 million young adults in the Madison said, "When you All students who plan to procedure, beginning Patton, who retired December attend A&T the Spring Monday, November 12, 1979, 31, 1978 after serving 26 years Semester, 1980 are required to is as follows: Students must as the department's director. pre-register during the week of obtain course cards consistent A&T Instructors To Train Madison's first crucial test November 12-16, 1979. Pre­ with the trial schedule and was to organize a voter registration materials will be have confirmed by his/her Para-Professionals In Tanzania registration and "Get-Out- available in each academic Department Chairperson. The The-Vote" campaign in department by Friday, Chairperson will confirm and Philadelphia where Mayor November 9, 1979. return to the student the set of A&T State University will Frank Rizzo was the center of Please note that there is a course cards and the step up its agricultural controversy regarding a public change in pre-registration for Registrar's Copy of the trial assistance training programs referendum allowing a mayor the Spring Semester. The schedule. The student will in Tanzania in East Africa to seek more than two take the course card and the beginning the first of next consecutive terms. What Buncum Registrar's Copy of the trail year. followed was a record 200,000 schedule to the Computer Dr. Lewis C. Dowdy, new registered voters (50 Commend Terminal Station in the new chancellor of the university, percent were Black and other gymnasium according to the said A&T has signed an minorities) and a massive city- Student Turnout time-table for reporting to the agreement to assist Tanzania wide"Get-Out-The-Vote (See Students Page 2) in increasing its agricultural effort. The result was an 80 percent turn-out of voters and By Trudy Johnson the defeat of the public Kelvin Buncum and Cheryl English Dept. Offers New referendum. Armwood sparkled the audience's attendance with William Reed As director of voter "We are pleased to see as Course In Humanities yields. education, Madison will be many students here, compared Dowdy said the program responsible for formulating the association's political to last time's 230 students." The English Department commented Dr. Williams, will be concerned with adult action, citizenship education The SGA president and will begin offering a new "and each time, it might have education in Tanzania and will and voter registration efforts. vice-president specifically course, Topics in the a different topic and be taught be coordinated by Dr. William He will also evaluate and fund commended all attendance. Humanities, English 204, next by a different instructor. The Reed, director of international voter education projects for The approximate number of semester. The focus of the next time it might be on programs for A&T. the 1,700 branches across the students at the 7 p.m. meeting course will be on world something such as Renaissance Reed said A&T's initial country. Other duties include in Harrison Auditorium was mythology and the arts. It will Humanism. We want to have involvement will be the the monitoring of national about 400. be taught by Dr. Michael more elective offerings in our sending of several agricultural legislation, regulations, and With the controversial Greene, associate professor of department, courses that education professors from the guidelines that ensure equal happenings last weekend, English, on MWF 10-11. would be geared toward School of Agriculture to the and easy access to the ballot apparently more students felt "The course will begin with attracting bright students who African nation. They will go box. the need to get more a look at what mythologies would like to pursue ideas that abroad in January. information from SGA and religions around the world they probably did not have Visiting the university The 29 year old director was officials and other city have in common. Then we time enough to deal with in the recently to firm up the recently named by Ebony officials. will discuss the myths of many basic courses." cooperative program was Dr. Magazine (a national monthly The guest speaker, James different cultures - ancient and John E. Mchechu, director of publication) as one of the Wright, director of human modern, Western and non- The English Department the manpower development Nation's 50 Leaders of the relations in Gate City, Western, representing as many will recommend that English division of the Ministry of Future. He serves on the emphasized equal rights, peace societies and ethnic groups as 204 be included in the list of Agriculture in Dar-Es-Salaam boards of several local and for all, and especially possible," said Dr. Greene. courses which will satisfy the in Tanzania. national organizations and was selected in 1976, 1977, and interracial compromises (of This new course represents university's humanities "The development of 1978 as one of America's peace) for Greensboro an attempt to broaden and requirement, but students may manpower is our biggest Noteworthy Community citizens, students, and visitors. diversify the English wish to check with their major concern," said Mchechu, Leaders. Wright raised questions: Department's curriculum, departments to determine "and agriculture in the "Who's responsible for according to Dr. Jimmy whether they will receive credit country is expanding very A Washington University what?" and "How did the Williams, chairman of the toward their humanities rapidly." graduate with a degree in KKK-Workers Viewpoint Department. requirement or whether the Mchechu said Tanzania has urban studies, Madison and Organization confrontation "We want to offer this course would count simply as set as one of its priorities, the his wife, Sherry, live in (See Jackson Page 6) course frequently," elective credit. (See Agricultural Page 2) Detroit. Page 2 The A&T Register Friday, November 9,1979 All Universities Not Created Equal In a Literal Sense

By Trudy Johnson Category IIA: Appalachian The American Association State University, North of University Professors, (the Carolina A&T, NC Central AAUP) says, "All universities University, UNC-Charlotte, are not created equal"—in a Western Carolina University, literal sense. Financial and East Carolina University discrepancies are obvious are master's level rated. through the UNC school, Category IIB: Fayetteville system, especially with the State University, UNC- HEW-UNC dispute. Wilmington, UNC-Asheville, For Black university Winston-Salem State compensations, North University, Pembroke State Carolina Central University is University, and Elizabeth City highest paid, whereas North State University are bachelor's Carolina A&T is second. level rated. The differences. What are Compensations range from the determining factors? The $27,000 annually at UNC- AAUP's national rating Chapel Hill to $25,300 Chancellor Lewie C. Dowdy spoke Monday night at the President's Council question and system is the main "label- annually at Winston-Salem answer dinner. (Photo by Love) maker." State University. The categories are Categories 1, 11A, and 11B. Each constitutes different educational levels. The first- doctorate level, the second- Burch Maintains Highest GPA In Class master's level, and the latter rates bachelor's level. Category 1: UNC-Chapel By Fiorina G. Byrd point average, the highest college. Hill, UNC-Greensboro, and Charles Burch, Jr., a average in his class. Active in other areas of NC State University are sophomore accounting major Burch, a native of Detroit, interest such as sports, Burch doctorate level rated. has maintained a 4.0 grade Michigan, is the acting- has participated in intramural president of Alpha Lambda football, basketball, and Delta Honor Society at A&T. softball. "I show a genuine Students To Receive Schedules "I consider myself a man of interest in A&T. I love this many facets. I'm not iust a university and I'm proud to be For Spring Semester Courses student who constantly stays in a member of the Aggie family, my books all the time. It's not I do my best to help other about studying all of the time; people when I can. In my (Continued From Page 1) it's how you budget your time. hometown I try to attract new gymnasium. Freshmen are to report I am involved in several many students to attend A&T. The student will receive at Tuesday afternoon, November activities and I feel that a Burch also stressed reasons the computer terminal a copy 13 and Wednesday afternoon, person must involve for majoring in accounting. himself in extra-curricular of his/her class schedule for November 14. Charles Burch "I chose this field as my activities in order to enjoy the Spring Semester. All classifications may recognized as being a member professional objective because school. report Friday, November 16. of the National Dean's List. 1 liked accounting in hich Seniors are to report to the Burch holds active When asked how he felt , school. It's a very lucrative new gym Monday, November memberships in the N.C. having the highest grade point field, especially after More information 12, in the morning and Fellows, Student Council, average in his sophomore graduation." pertaining to pre-registration Wednesday, November 14, in Alobeaom Society, NOBUCS, class, Burch stated, "It was a Burch advises students that will be forthcoming from the the afternoon. A&T Student Industry goal that I shot for when I they should apply themselves vice chancellor's office. Juniors are to report Cluster. He has also been came to A&T. I wish other academically, but time should Monday, November 12, in the students could follow this also be allotted for social afternoon and Thursday, pattern and make good grades activities. "It's cool to go out as their goal because many and party but you have to November 15 in the morning. Agricultural Programs students do not realize that realize that there must be time Sophomores are to report To Assist In East Africa good grades are important to study as well," he Tuesday morning, November once you graduate from concluded. 13 and Thursday afternoon, (Continued From Page 1) spent time teaching and November 15. reaching of self-sufficiency as working in Tanzania are Dr. Bennett Players far as food is concerned by Will Getz, Dr. Richard Gray 1981. He said one problem and Dr. Michael Kizer which has hindered his To Present Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory is visiting country's agricultural your campus on Monday, November 12 development is drought. to interview students interested in pursuing a career in Two Plays Omega Psi Phi high energy physics research. We are seeking B.S. and Reed said the A&T M.S. level students who are enrolled in the following The Bennett College Players instructors will be training To Sponsor disciplines: Mechanical and Electrical Engineers, Physics, and Computer Science. We are operators of will present two one act plays para-professionals in the world's largest accelerator and offer many "The Owl Killer" by Phillip Tanzania. The para­ Seminar challenges to an inquiring mind. Hayes Dean and "The Sirens" professionals in turn will assist We are located on a 6,800 acre site in the far On Wednesday, November western suburbs of Chicago which offers the by Richard Wesley. Both farmers. 14, at 7 p.m., the Mu Psi opportunity for both rural and urban living. Our plays will be directed by Elliott A&T is currently involved in salaries are competitive and our fringe benefits Chapter of Omega Psi Phi outstanding. We hope you will visit with our Moffitt, director of the Little two projects in Tanzania, both Fraternity, Inc. will sponsor a representatives on November 12. Theatre at Bennett. sponsored through the seminar on medical issues that To arrange for a convenient appointment, please assistance of the U.S. Agency contact the Placement Office. Moffitt is a graduate of concern university students. for International Development P.O. Box 500 both North Carolina A&T McArthur Newell, M.D., a (AID). One program is the Batavia, IL 60510 State University and New leading Greensboro Agricultural Manpower fermi Equal Opportunity Employer M/F York University. The plays Development Project and the gynecologist, will serve as will be Moffitt's first venture national other is the Farmer Training speaker. Veneral disease, since taking over as director of Program. contraception and other accelerator theatre at Bennett. relevant subjects will be Professors from the (See Bennett Page 6) laboratory university who have already (See Seminar Page 5) Friday, November?, 1979 The A&T Register Page 3

By Richard B. Steclt

Several years ago a male group out of Philadelphia got together on the United Artists label and produced an called "Black Tracks". It was a beginning of a decade of hit and international fame. Later, on the Stacs label, this group turned out "Meet The Moments" and became better received, "Simon says do this". (Photo by Miller) yet not accepted. Around the first few years of the seventies, the O'Jays, a soul group told the world how treacherous life could be in an LP entitled "Backstabber". Educational Loan Program Aid Immediately they got on the "" and most importantly the doors swung open with "I Love Students Music." The songsters then proceeded to "Live in Philadelphia", "Money, Money" and "Ship Ahoy." Raleigh-Interested in going pharmacy, nutrition and loan program. Financial need In the years to come these men of inspiration into the health care field? several others. is also a criterion when the toured and gave headliner concerts highlighting North Carolina's Educational Loans range from $500 to number of applicants exceeds Loan Program may be able to $6000 per year per individual the availability of funds. their album "Family Reunion." This song alone help you with education costs. depending on the particular touched audiences of all races, but seemingly This is how it works. The field of study. The loans are Janet Proctor, head of the centered around the Black family. Also on the Educational Loan Program, Educational Loan Program repaid through practice in album was the unforgettable "Stairway to Heaven". provides loans for students medically underserved areas of says, "This type of program is "" was a foretelling of the going into medicine and other North Carolina or in cash. good because we can consider health related studies such as Interest, academic standing the needs of both the state and things to come and a plea to listen to the "words of dentistry, medicine, and motivation for service are the student. We work very right" in song. optometry, physical therapy, examined carefully in selecting The O'Jays then "Traveled at the Speed of nursing, dental hygiene, students to participate in the (closely with our students while they are in training as Thought" and then produced the following: well as practice. We get to "Philadephia Classics," "Collector Item" and on tour Electrical Engineers know each one of them and "Live In London." Accountants their parents, and they know Their next album "" caught the us." emotion and appreciation not to mention the Systems Programmers The loan program will begin harmonic perfection of this group in "Brandy" and Don't miss your opportunity to interview with taking applications and a major manufacturer of computer systems. scheduling interviews in together "We Cried Together." How important is your career to you? If you want to start big designated places across the After months passed the O'Jays surfaced once in the second largest computer industry in the world, come talk with Burroughs. The Downingtown, Pa. facility Small Systems state around December 1. again with a new album, "Identify Yourself," with Group will be recruiting future graduates in the specified areas of concentration: Interviews are limited and fill "Forever Mine." ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS - BSEE/MSEE or any engineer­ i rapidly. If you are interested "The O'Jays will be in concert this Saturday, ing degree with programming experience. Responsibilities in­ in the program and would like clude specification of system architecture, detail logic design of November 10, at 8 p.m.,in the Greensboro the systems components, documenting and debugging systems more information, contact the Coliseum. Also appearing will be GQ with " components and participating in system testing. Other oppor­ Educational Loan Program, tunities In engineering programming and power engineering. Nights" and "I Do Love You." The Jones Girls will Division of Facility Services, ACCOUNTANTS - BS/Accounting with exposure to cost ac­ also appear singing "Who Can I Run To," and "You counting and computer programming courses. Responsibilities N.C. Department of Human for our accountant positions will include accounts payable, Resources, P.O. Box 12200, Gonna Make Me Love Somebody Else." cost accounting, financial statements, inventory control and budget analysis. Raleigh, North Carolina Tickets are $8 and $9. SYSTEMS PROGRAMMERS - BS/Computer Science or BS/Math with Computer Science background. Responsibilities include design, implementation and debugging systems soft­ Clifton Presents ware such as compilers, diagnostics and operating systems as well as application programs such as APL, linear program­ ming, data management systems and inventory control. Slide Lecture If you're stimulated by challenge and committed to your career MASTER OF SCIENCE On Africa you could progress to higher level positions within a few years. * IN TRANSPORTATION AT MIT * A flexible person will enjoy continued growth opportunities Catherine Clifton, assistant available throughout our corporate and group facilities. The new MASTER of SCIENCE DEGREE in We offer job related training to acclimate you thoroughly to TRANSPORTATION is based on an interdisciplinary, professor of English, will Burroughs' procedures. Through presentations and special intermodal approach to transportation. The program is present a slide lecture on her projects you can interface with management personnel at all levels. accessible to students with a wide range of undergraduate travels in Africa on degrees including, engineering, the social sciences, architecture, Wednesday, November 14 at Interested in learning more about Burroughs' career oppor­ management, planning and operations research. Students also tunities and company benefits? Include your name on our 7:30 p.m. in Merrick Hall schedule so that we can provide you with the information to participate as research assistants in a large variety of research help you choose your career with...Burroughs. projects focusing on the role of transportation in solving some auditorium. This lecture, the of society's basic problems such as equity, energy, the second in the annual series ON-CAMPUS INTERVIEWS environment, and economic development. sponsored by the English November 16, 1979 For more information on the program, Department, is entitled "On North Carolina A&T Placement Office please write to: the Way to Timbuktu: CENTER FOR TRANSPORTATION STUDIES ROOM 1-123 Traveling in West Africa" and MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY will focus partially on Mali CAMBRIDGE, MA 02139 Burroxiglis or call: and the Niger River route to An Equal Opportunity * (617) 253-5320 * the famed Timbuktu. Employer, M/F © There will be an (See Clifton, Page 6) ^ Poge 4 The MT Register Friday, November 9,1979

Don't Get Involved

To many this weekend, there will be a feeling of apprehension and maybe fear. Sunday there will be a funera procession somewhere supposedly down Market Street carrying tne caskets of those that were killed in the tragic, Klan-Worker's Viewpoint Organization rally which occurred on last Saturday. National Guard and tightened security forces other than the city police are preparing the city for the procession. Here on campus, facilities such as the Student Union, Bluford Library and the Cafeteria will close at 5 p.m. The side doors of all the dorms will be locked for security sake. It is also said that there will be no traffic allowed into the city after 4 p.m. this Saturday. Things may seem to be growing out of proportion. Surely pre-cautionary measures should be taken, but Respect vs. Equality is everyone concerned over reacting? The students of A&T should not become involved. This does not By Fiorina G. Byrd appear to be a Black-white issue, but a Communist In several of the women's domitories harsh words to her. oriented group who is against the beliefs of the Klan. many incidents occur between the Young men, those of you who are a They are trying to drive A&T students into a situation residents and some of the males who part of this idiotic play, when are you which they really have nothing to do with. They need roam the halls inciting disturbances. going to respect yourself? Why don't some kind of identification to throw us off track as to you put yourself in these females' places the real-reason for what is going on. It is known that One incident that happens frequently in the dormitories is that a young lady who were victimized by your ill- the Klan is anti-Black and anti-Semitic, so they, mannered act. Just exactly how would including the media in the city and all over the receives a phone call or a page on her hall, and a sarcastic and disrespectful you respond if a female were to country, may not be looking at the situation from a 'disguise' her voice and answer your reality of what may really be happening. male responds to it. These males should realize that a page or answer the telephone in your So, until you fully understand what is really going female dormitory is not their living dormitory and it was for you? What if on, don't get involved. quarters and they do not have the she didn't tell you that the telephone authority to infringe upon the rights of call was for you? Wouldn't this upset the females residing in the dormitories. you very much? If so, then how do you When .a resident confronts a male think these females feel when it found guilty of this unnecessary act, he THE A&T REGISTER becomes enraged and begins saying happens to them? Published twice weekly during the school year by students of North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University. To receive THE A&T REGISTER, please send $8.50 for one year of $16 for two years to THE A&T REGISTER, Box E-25, Catsup, Straws Unique Duo Greensboro, North Carolina, 27411 to cover mailing and handling costs. By Denise Burke Have you ever had trouble getting the coffee put a pinch of salt in the basket Sheila A. Williams Editor-in-Chief catsup out of the bottle? Read on and to remove some of the acid taste. Also Jacqueline Pender Managing Editor you will find out how to get the catsup for some good tasting coffee put the Larry Jenkins News Editor out of the bottle as well as some more shells of eggs in after perking. Fiorina Byrd Assoc. News Editor helpful inexpensive tips. Winter is almost upon us, so here is a Wilbert T. Ingram Business/Ad Manager As for getting the catsup out of the tip to prevent your doors and trunk Raymond Moody Sports Editor bottle, insert a drinking straw, push it from freezing shut. Saturate the rubber Ronald Woody Chief Photographer to the bottom of the bottle, and then gaskets with a heavy coating of Debborah Truesdell Head Typist remove. Enough air will have been vegetable oil. The oil will seal out the Tim Graham Production Manager admitted to start an. even flow. water, but it won't harm the gasket. Richard B. Steele Entertainment Editor If you want hamburgers in a hurry, The next time you try removing those Leslie Whitfield Art Editor try poking a hole in the center of the out-dated bumper stickers from your Jocelyn Holley Circulation Manager meat when shaping. The center will car, try using either lighter fluid or nail loe Chavis Distribution Manager cook quickly; and, when the polish remover. Mrs. Loreno M. Marrow Advisor hamburgers are done, the holes are Young men, are you always losing your wallet? The next time you find Reporters: Trudy Johnson, Tony Moore. Michele McDowell, Shelia Snow, gone. Prince Reed, Michael Fairley, David Puryear. Andrew McCorkle, Charlene To determine if an egg is fresh or not, your wallet, wrap a heavy rubber band Middleton. note the appearance. Fresh eggs are around it to keep it from slipping out of Typists: Sharon Colson, Oina Massey, Tina Massey, Tracy Cialmon. your pocket. Photographers: One Johnson, tarry Pauli..e(Gator), Milton Miller. Jackie rough and chalky in appearance. Old Everett. eggs are smooth and shiny. If you For those very sound sleepers, here is < irralattoa: Phyllis Fennell. Dicyke Palmer, Alice Wall, Demelnce Stator» a bit of information that should be very Nellie Lyons, Ciwync Morrisey, Barbara Walton, Francis Smallwood, forgot that you boiled an egg and put it among raw eggs, here is how you can helpful. Set your alarm clock in a tin find that boiled egg. Spin it. If it spins pie pan. Even the soundest sleeper Heiiresenied tin Suimnal \ilveriisuiu H, should be awakened by the sound. COMMUNICATION ADVERTISING SERVICES round and round, it is hard-boiled. If it FOR STUDENTS (CASS) wobbles and will not spin, it is raw. Ladies, if you want your panty hose 6J30 N PULASKI ROAD ^CHICAGO ILLINOIS For all you coffee drinkers, here is a to last longer, try spraying them lightly 60646 tip for you. To make a good cup of with starch. This helps to resist runs / and they will also go on smoothly. Four Black Institutes Friday, November 9, 1979 The A&T Register Poge 5 To Receive Aid For Expansion Of Health Programs

Four U.S. Black health control and rural health care. suffer from malnutrition, services and medical facilities. Howard; Carlton P. Alexis, institutions will receive $5 It also will begin exchange infectious and communicable Eight officials from the vice president, of Howard's million in grants from the training program for U.S. and diseases and population Black institutions met in Division of Health Affairs; Agency for International African students. growth. Washington Oct. 26 with AID Gladis Branic Hardy, director, Development to start or Although the four U.S. In Africa, life expectancy Administrator Douglas J. of Meharry's International expand programs to help Black institutions will averages about 47 years, Bennet, Jr. and Goler Center of Health Sciences; Africans solve public health concentrate on different compared with 56 years in the Butcher, assistant Charles W. Johnson, vice problems in Africa. aspects of African health rest of the developing world. administrator for Africa. president for research and dean of the school of graduate The institutions-Howard problems, they will exchange Of every 1,000 babies born, The officials are J.A. studies at Meharry; Thomas University (Washingion, DC), information and cooperate 143 die within the first year of Cannon, director of Simmons, acting director of Meharry Medical College with each other. life compared to 28 in the international health and Tuskegee's Health Care (Nashville, TN), Tuskegee The four institutions hope more developed dcountries development at Drew; M. Research and Demonstration Institute (Tuskegee, AL) and to solve some of the severe and 14 in the United States. Alfred Hayes, dean at Drew; Center; and Luther H. Foster, Charles R. Drew Postgraduate health problems that plague Up to 80 per cent of Africans Alonzo Gaston, director of president of Tuskegee. Medical School (Los Angeles, millions of Africans who are without basic health international health at CA)--each will receive $1.25 million over the next five RffljwOTfjiffimui^^ years. Howard will expand its program to provide improved research and advisory services to African countries and help solve public health problems such as malnutrition and health care for rural communities by working closely with African health specialists. Howard also will establish a health library and expand its curricula and training program for U.S. and African students specializing in health. Meharry will focus on maternal and child health, family planning and applied nutrition. It will offer training and counseling to African countries. Drew will' expand its programs in health planning and mangement and rural and community development. It will exchange information with African health institutions and provide a faculty exchange program with developing countries. Tuskegee will concentrate on programs of environmental health, endemic disease Seminar To Be Held In Student Union

(Continued From Page 2) discussed. The seminar will also include a question and LAET'S TALK answer period. Dr. Newell, a native of Jacksonville, N.C, obtained TECHNOLOGY both his B.S. and M.S. degrees The F-16. A vital part of the free world's air To learn more about the F-16 and our other from N.C. A&T State defense capabilities and one of many exciting advanced high-technology programs, contact University in 1965 and 1968, high-technology programs at General your Placement Office and schedule an respectively, in biology. He Dynamics. These long range projects at our 15 interview appointment. Or, send your resume operating divisions across the country will received his doctorate in to: Corporate Director, College Relations, provide you diverse career paths in GENERAL DYNAMICS CORPORATION, CN26 medicine in 1973 at the Telecommunications, Electronics, Data Pierre Laclede Center, St. Louis, MO 63105. University of North Carolina Products, Shipbuilding, Aircraft, Tactical An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F at Chapel ' Hill. He later Weaponry and many other fields. specialized in obstetrics and o' gynecology at the Medical College of Virginia. Dr. Newell has also served NOVEMBER 14 as a researcher for R. J. Reynolds Industries. The event will be held in the 1 ballroom of the Memorial Union. teLMJtMJt!«_aLI!M^ Page 6 The A&T Register Friday, November 9,1979 fcMaastt*m*mmmammimMiH0AnAtm^ Jackson Gives Dorm Awards

(Continued From Page 1) by Andre Best. Cheryl the school year. Its sponsors take place in a Black Armwood, vice-president, will be the SGA, and Men's community?" gave information on the new and Women's Councils. "These questions can not be entry keys for female students- For additional dormitory taken lightly," Wright said. in effect during next news, the Renovations "They involve rights of all who Committee announced registration; judging of make Greensboro home, as renovations scheduled for dormitories; and a NOBCUS w well as those who make it November 27 for Scott hall. The Animal Science Club will meet Tuesday, home -away-from-home." (National Organization of Theprocess will begin in Scott November 13, at 6:30 p.m. in Room 168 Carver Hall. Black College Students) A section. This meeting is very important. According to Wright, the presentation was made. march was supposed to take The NOBUCS's Phi Beta Sigma is having a disco at the Nile Green Vivian Jackson, public place early (10:00 a.m.) brief meeting was headed by Club, 2221 E. Market Street across from Tops Service relations chairperson of the Saturday morning, but it its president, William Harvey. SGA committee, gave a Station, 10 until 2 a.m., November 9. All ladies started later for unknown, presentation of the Bennett Players admitted free. All males $1. controversial reasons. The There will be a Turkey Trot, November 15, actual occurrence took place dormitiories awarded points between 11:23 and 11:26 a.m. Production To sponsored by Army ROTC at 2:30 p.m. at Campbell for cleanliness. Hall. It is a 5-mile course thru the city. Registration Police, during this time, were The results were based on a Run Nov. 14-18 in several places, but not the 100 percent scale. Senior 97 is now through November 14. For further details right one. percent; Morrison, 90 percent; (Continued From Page 2) contact: Cadet Captain Roger Norrell and Captain Wright also mentioned that, Vanstory, 87 percent; Morrow personality Steven ("THE R.A. Hill. (Gibbs renamed), 84 percent; SMOOTH") Lipscombe. with the "funeral march" Men's Council will meet Tuesday, November 13, at and Barbee, 81 percent were The production will run underway this weekend 8 p.m. in Scott Hall Section A Lounge. All campus the selected dormitories for November 14-18 in the Little (Sunday morning), about cleanliness. males are asked to attend. 2,000 extra Greensboro Theatre at the college. A plaque will be presented The Biology Department will sponsor a seminar persons will be here. A few Admission is free for all at the next SGA meeting for Monday, November 12, in A.P. Graves Seminar common people,-KKK, Bennett students with I.D. and the winner-Senior dormitory. NAACP, WVO, and others $2.00 for the public. Room of Barnes Hall. Ms. Anita A. McCoy, will be in attendance. Also, the committee plans to instructor in the Biology Department will speak on present a "Dorm-of-the- Featured in the production "Serum proteins: significance and level of variation Other important issues will be WEAL radio included the treasurer's report Month" award throughout in Anas platyrhanchos." The seminar will be at 4 p.m. SNEA members will take pictures Wednesday, November 14, at 7 p.m. in the Student Union Ballroom. Please be present and on time. NOWYOUCAN EARNOVER$6300 Humanities Endowment WITHARMYBOTC. To Offer Youthgrants Before you graduate fromcollege ! Because now, you can com­ bine service in the .Army Reserve or National Guard with Arrny ROTC. It's called the Simultaneous Membership Program (SMP). The National Endowment include such subject areas as .And, depending on your academic year when you enter, SMP for the Humanities through its history, ethnic studies, can help you earn over $6,500. newly-expanded Youthgrants folklore, anthropology, program will offer more than linguistics, and the history of Here's how it works. If you qualify and a vacancy is available, 100 awards throughout the art. you become a member of an Army Reserve or National Guard unit nation this fall to students and as an officer trainee and, at the same time, enroll in the .Army other young people in their ROTC advanced course at your college. Your Reserve or Guard teens and early twenties to Clifton membership will pay you at the minimum level of Sergeant E-5, and pursue independent projects in Serves you'll receive $100 a month during the regular school year as an the humanities. -Army ROTC advanced course cadet. The deadline for submission Peace Corps At the end of your second year of advanced ROTC, you'll be of completed applications has commissioned a second lieutenant and, assuming there's a vacancy, been extended to December I, (Continued From Page 3) serve with a Guard or Reserve unit while you complete the require­ the only deadline during this academic year. Application accompanying exhibit of a few ments for your college degree. Upon graduation, you may con­ arts-and-crafts items collected tinue service with a Guard or Reserve unit while pursuing your forms should be on file in college offices which deal with by the speaker during the civilian career, or you can, if you prefer, compete tor active duty as federal grants. course of her travels. Clifton had an opportunity to travel an Army officer. These federal grants offer extensively, crossing the So ifyou'd like to earn over $6,500 while you're still in college, up to $2,500 to individuals and African hump by land from get into SMP. Because SMP can help you do it You can bank on it! up to $10,000 to groups. They Chad to Dakar, Senegal on the For further information, contact the Professor of Military are intended primarily for west coast. She has returned Science at your school. those between the ages of 15 to the English Department this and 25 who have not year after serving a two-year completed academic or tour with the Peace Corps at professional training. While NATIONAL the University of Chad, GUARD the program cannot provide N'djamena, Chad in central a scholarship support or Africa. A civil war erupted in ARJMYROTC ARMYNATIONALGUARDl ARMYRESERVE. financial aid for thesis work, that country last February and undergraduate work which subsequently forced the seems assured of public evacuation of most of the dissemination can be American community. supported. The humanities r Friday, November 9,1979 The A&T Register Poge 7

By Raymond Moody

N.C A&T and Delaware State play Saturday in Dolver, Delaware, in a game to decide who will finish lower in the MEAC standings. The game has no significance for either team except for the fact that Delaware State will be seeking its first conference win of the season. Delaware State has momentum entering Saturday's game against A&T, benefiting from an upset 17-15 victory over Bethune-Cookman last Saturday. The Hornets feature an aggressive hard-hitting 'Lookout for the Big Skyl"(Photo by Miller) defense led by All-MEAC defensive tackle Greg Wright. Even though the Hornets have been giving up quite a few points this season, they are strong and capable of playing the Aggies' offensive unit tough. MEAC Teams Improve Record A&T travels to Delaware attempting to end a two- game losing streak, which dates back to its 29-9 loss in Baltimore to the Morgan State Bears. Durham, NC--There were on the first play from games' opening series, but What can Coach Jim McKinley do to win these last no conference games last scrimmage, added a field goal came back in the quarter to two games? By no means will A&T take Delaware week, so four MEAC teams four minutes later, and took a match the homestanders on a State and NCCU for granted. Sporting a miserable improved their records against 9-7 lead at the half. Ron Charles Yuille one-yard 3-6 record, the Aggies could finish 3-8, the worst outside competition, while Fairley scored for VU late in scamper, and took an 8-7 lead three suffered losses. Morgan the first period on a 2-yard with Yuille scoring a two-point record suffered by an Aggie football team in downed previously undefeated run. Morgan's defense took conversion. Both drives were sometime. Should A&T play two consecutive Virginia Union 14-7, South over from there, recording a 65-yarders, and JCS scored on impressive games in a row, a feat eluding them this Carolina State whipped safety with 5:55 left in the Ed Jones'pass of nine yards to year, it would salvage some of A&T's "Aggie Pride". Morris Brown 41-14, game, and David Booker Nate McDowell. Smith It may even salvage some jobs. Delaware State surprised booted a 35-yard FG with 2:29 regained the advantage later in Bethune-Cookman 17-15, and remaining. Both clubs are the same period on a 42-yard NC Central stopped JC Smith highly rated and the MSU FG by Ray Patterson. The 14-10. Tennessee St. handed victory pushes them closer to Eagle defense allowed no more NC A&T a 37-14 loss, post-season play. as they held the Bulls to just 23 N.C. A&T's wrestling team ventures to Pembroke Southern blanked Howard SCS kept its Gold Bowl yards rushing and 45 passing Saturday to participate in Pembroke State's "Take 30-0, and Univesity of hopes alive with the for the game. Central's Down" tournament. Last Saturday the Aggie Maryland-E.S. lost to Homecoming thrashing of winning TD came with only Tuskegee Institute 17-12. 3:24 left in the contest when grapples hosted their "Take Down" tourney and Morris Brown, as Chris In one of the biggest games Ragland scored three times in Ken Pugh found Carl Sanders while the results weren't overly impressive, Coach on the East coast, Morgan the initialquarter, and totaled on an 18-yard pass play. Pinckney seemed pleased with their performance. shocked the Virginia Union 160 yards on the day. The The final score in But I'm sure CoachPinckney will be looking for some Panthers with a 78-yard 187-pound tailback went over Greensboro does not teoll the improvement in his squad's performance in scoring bomb from Darrell 1,000 yards rushing for the true story of the contests. Pembroke. Coulter to Cornelius Johnson year, becoming only the Tennessee State did take a 17-0 second SCS player to do so. first quater lead, but A&T's Prince Phillips hit Marion William Watson hit Billy Teachers Brown for a second-quarter Mims and Ollie Davis for 12, Learn 26-yard score before the and 22-yard scoring strikes in In A&T's New Gym Saturday, there'll be a visitors could get two TDs in the second and third periods, basketball clinic conducted by Coach Gil Reynolds, Traffic Safety the third period. SCS closed before TSU could get a FG varsity basketball coach at Laurinburg Institute. out the romp with one-yard and take a slim 20-14 lead into runs from Nate Rivers and the final stanza. It stayed that Reynolds is an excellent coach with a reputation of By David Puryear Victor McKinley. way until about five minutes producing talented athletes. He's helped athletes Piedmont public school left and A&T's hurry-up teachers will learn how to In winning its second game in the past, such as Lloyd Free, Bernard and Al King, offense cost them 17 points. teach traffic safety to their in succession, DelSt fell behind James Sparrow, Jeff Houston, and many more. Highly-regarded quaterback pupils in a series of workshops 7-0 in the second period, but Joe "747" Adams hit TSU If you think you know basketball, come to the to be conducted next year by got the big play from Walter receivers forv 287 yards and New Gym at 2 p.m., Saturday. I promise you'll A&T State University. Samuels, who exploded for a two TDs on the day. He was learn something. 75-yard TD on a punt return. The A&T school of safety James Thomas tied the contest named the Schlitz Player of workshops will be funded by a with the extra point, then the the contest. Defensive back $16,000 grant from the Gover­ Hornets up at the half on a Tony Currie (A&T) was also The intramural football championship was played nor's Highway Safety Pro­ 21-yard field goal. chosen. earlier in the week. For the first time in four years, gram to the university's Runningback Anthony In Washington, Howard Beamon, who rushed for over Son-of-Sam failed to win the championship. department of safety and was shut down by a strong driver education. 100 yards on the day, ran a Southern U. defense, and The intramural department, headed by William Dr. Lewis C. Dowdy, A&T two-yard TD in the third succumbed to two Aaron Kent Sheffield, crowned new champions. The new chancellor, announced the quarter, and Bethune UMES displayed a valiant intramural football champions are Kappa Alpha Psi. grant and said Dr. Issac Cookman's James Preyer effort, but did not have The Kappas defeated DTX in the Holland Bowl for Barnett would direct the pro­ made it close with a short TD enough to beat Tuskegee on its the crown. ject. run with 4:34 left to play. Homecoming day. Tuskegee (See A&T Page 8) NC Central yielded a Institute was coming off a big touchdown to the Bulls on the victorv over Florida A&M. Page 8 The A&T Register Friday, November 9,1979 Saturday Big Day For Delaware State Hornets By Raymond Moody Delaware State is led by All- defensive line. The Hornets Myers should be in top be Joim McKinley, a 1965 America . candidate Greg Saturday in Delaware rank last in the MEAC in condition for this week; if so, Wright. Wright leads the team graduate of Western Michigan figures to be a big day for the rushing defense, while A&T Delaware State will certainly University. Prior to joining Delaware State Hornets. The with 92 tackles, 32 unassisted, ranks fourth in rushing have their hands full. A&T, he was the head football Hornets haven't had much two fumble recoveries and two offense. The Aggies' running The Hornets are coached by coach at Central State success against A&T, even quarterback sacks. Wright was game has been clicking Charles Henderson, who is a University and guided the though they defeated the the main reason A&T could recently; and, if the Aggies are 1969 graduate of Florida team to a bid in the coveted Aggies 9-6 last year, only, manage only six points against to win, they must move the A&M University. This is Orange Blossom Classic in eventually to forfeit the the Hornets in Greensboro last ball on the ground. Henderson's first head Miami, Florida. contest because of an ineligible year. Nose Guard Terry Leading the Aggie attack on player used by Delaware. This Graves (6-2, 265) is second in coaching job on the collegiate Last season he guided the the ground will be Roland is their final MEAC game of tackles with 42, 29 unassisted level. Henderson served as an Aggies to a second place finish Myers. Myers, being nagged the season, so you know and one interception. assistant coach on the in the MEAC and an they'll want to end their The key to the game could by injuries for most of the Delaware State College staff appearance in the Gold Bowl. conference season on a be A&T's offensive line season, is currently the top last season. Kick-off is scheduled for 1:30 winning note. As of today, against Delaware State's rusher and passer on the team. Combating Henderson will p.m. in Dolver, Delaware. Delaware State holds a record of 3-5-0, 0-4 in the MEAC. For the Aggies this year, it * * has been a year of transition. No longer is A&T the powerful football team and perennial contender of the How a 19-year-old college sophomore can MEAC. For the first time in five years, A&T will not be in contention for the conference become a 21-year-old .Army officer. crown entering the 10th week of the season. The Army offers college Course in the fall. Do exceptionally Injuries have plagued Coach sophomores the opportunity to earn well, and you may be heading back McKinley most of the year. In to college with a two-year full last week's game against tuition scholarship. Tennessee State, A&T had a ' £• total of six offensive starters For the next two years nursing injuries. you'll learn what it takes to be an Army officer. You'll be challenged both mentally and A&T Develops physically. You'll get the kind Model Traffic of management and leadership Safety Curriculum experience that will be an asset to you in any career, military (Continued From Page 7) or civilian. You'll receive an A&T will develop a model extra $100 a month, up to 20 traffic safety curriculum months. And when you which can be used by teachers inif graduate, you'll have earned in grades K through 9. Then a your college degree along with team of part-time instructors wtifai mmWm the gold bars of an Army officer. will conduct workshops in 12 m m The Two-Year Army selected school districts in the m •SVaa-rf!,,.. V'.J Piedmont to introduce the ROTC Program. If that's the safety courses to the teachers. iB kind of challenge you're looking

Student assistants with an officer's commission in two years. for, you're the kind of student we're A&T's Safety and Driver It's tough, but the people who looking for. Education Center will produce can manage it are the people we videotapes of children's want to manage the men, money and behavior in typical traffic materials ofthe United States Army. hazard situations, including You apply for the special FOR FURTHER INFORMATION school bus loading and CONTACT: unloading, bicycle riding and Two-Year Army ROTC Program during your sophomore year. Then walking to school. The tapes CAPTAIN WILLIAM McMILLIAN will be used to illustrate safety attend a six-week Basic Camp, ENROLLMENT OFFICER problems to the teachers dur­ with pay. Approximately $500. ROOM.106 CAMPBELL HALL ing the workshops, according NC A&T STATE UNIVERSITY You'll learn what it takes to TELEPHONE 379-7588/7552 to Barnett be a soldier—to have your body Barnett said the traffic safe­ toughened, your confidence ty education workshop idea had been developed as a developed. response to the increasing Do well and you can qualify number of school bus ac­ for the Army ROTC Advanced cidents and fatalities in the state during the past five years. PRE-REGISTER FOR ARMYROTC LEARN WHAT IT TAKES TO LEAD,

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