rHE UNIVERSITY ECHO SEP 2 7 1973 PUBLISHED WEEKLY HY THE STUDENTS Ob THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE AT CHATTANOOGA UBMAJ LXXIII CHATTANOOGA,; TENNESSEE SEPTEMBER 27, 1973 No. 5 Playwright Wesley Attends Premiere Of "Eight Ball" UTC Press Release An "Evening of 850 to be given a much to say about the life Premieres," highlighting reading at the National struggles of today's people, three one-act plays, will be Playwright's Conference Wesley's talents have taken the focus of the University held last August at the him to writing film scripts. of Tennessee at O'Neill Memorial Theater lie comes to Chattanooga C h a 11 a n o oga Drama Center in Waterford, Conn. from Hollywood where he Department's fall Wesley, who will be recently completed the production, October 3-6 at present for the first movie script lor a major the Theater Arts Center on performance ever of his motion picture studio. the UTC campus. play, is currently While on the UTC Under the direction of writer-in-residence at the campus, Wesley will give a Dr. Barry Knower, associate New Lafayette Theater in lecture entitled Origins and professor of drama at the Harlem and also is Development in University, theater-goers will managing editor of Black Contemporary Black be treated to the first-time Theater magazine. Theatre. This lecture, which ever performance of "Eight A lecturer at will be followed by a Ball" written by Richard Manhattanville College and discussion session, is to be Wesley, who is rapidly Wesleyan University, the 2X presented on Thursday, gaining recognition as one year-old playwright is the Oct. 4, at the university of America's foremost author of numerous plays drama center. Admission to black playwrights. including, The Streetcorner, the lecture is free. Also to be presented is Get tin' it Together, Ace Knower's phy,Trolley, a play written by Knower Boon Coon, Strike Heaven was one of several entitled Trolley, withe on the Pace, Black Terror alternates chosen by the View from Lover's Leap, for which he won the l(,72 O'Neill Selection Committee by Tisa Houck, a 1971 UTC Drama Desk Award for for presnetation at the graduate now an Lnglish "Outstanding Playwriting." National Playwright's teacher at Last Ridge High He also received the Conference. School. Samuel French Award for Joining the UTC faculty Wesley's Eight Ball was "Outstanding Playwright" in in 1972, Knower has won one of only a dozen plays 1964-65. two national playwriting RICHARD WESLEY chosen from more than An author who has Contd. on 3 hree Fraternities Face Judicial Board Action For College Pranks Kappa Alpha fraternity are plain sight. V disagreement between suspected. According to an official Pi Kappa . Alpha and Late Friday evening, of Kappa Sigma, they >pa Sigma fraternities September 22, some assumed that it was the ; past weekend has members of the Sigma Chi members of the Pi Kappa lted in these fraternities fraternity broke into the Alpha fraternity who had g brought before the Kappa Sigma house and entered their house. :r-fraternity Council's took certain items, among Around 5 o'clock ciary board. them two composites. They Saturday morning six Saturday, September 15, put these items on the Kappa Sigmas then went to flag of the Sigma Chi back porch of the Sigma the Pi Kappa Alpha house srnity was taken from Chi house and told the to find out if they really r house on Oak Street group of Kappa Sigmas had broken in. It has been raised on the flagploe who came looking for the alleged that one of the the quadrangle. It has items that they obviously Kappa Sigs was carrying a yet been proved who were being framed since shovel. ; the flag although two they wouldn't leave the One of the Pikes who ECHO reporter Bill Grossman attempts to question Bill Wilson le Sisters of the Pi articles lying around in Contd. on 2 Photo by Jamie Wyse 'Sandy' Sandlin Honored Tennessee Hall Of Fame Choice

Listed among the the former Tleunor Rike. UC had no learns, Sandy nomination! released last Associated with athletics returned to Chattanoop, week by the Tennessee throughout his life, Sandy where he has been ever Sporls Hall of Tame was began his training career since. In l')7l he was the personable Trainer of with the legendary Joe inducted into the Blue Key the UTC Moccasins, Davis Engel and the Chattanooga Honoi Societ) al UK'. His "Sandy" Sandlin. I ookouls, where he w.is 25th anniversary at UTC Sandy has been with trainer and traveling i was marked by Sandy UTC for 34 years dating secretary from 1937*1965, Sandlin Nighl al one of back to the beginning ol except for four years when the home football games. the Scrappy Moore era. he was trainer at Georgia Sandy's honoi i are The Huntsville. Alabama Tech. While at Tech he many, but perhaps grealei native attended Chattanooga went with his boys to the than Ins honors is the High School where he Sugar and Orange Bowls in widespread respect and lettered in both football MM4 and 1945. Moc trainer Sandv Samlliti al work. popularity he has generated and (rack. He is married lo following the war, when I'li.il'i liy Arl l^rry Contd. on :i Page 2 THE UNIVERSITY ECHO September 27,1973 Sharon Blackmail Will Run For Queen Miss' Sharon Blackman Theta sorority. She is a has anno unced her cheerleader, and she is candidacy for Homecoming majoring in Physical Queen. Originally from Education. She is being Nashville, Miss Blackman is sponsored by the Black a member of Delta Sigma Student Association. . Burl Ives To Appear Here A Johnny Horizon '76 environmental awareness concert starring and action program, actor/balladeer Burl Ives has initiated by the Department been scheduled for October of the Interior with the ,26 at Chattanooga to help support of nearly 2,000 encourage support for organizations and agencies Clean Up America Month. nationwide. The Chattanooga Council Organizations and of Garden Clubs is business firms interested in sponsoring the month-long participating in Johnny cleanup campaign, which Horizon cleanup projects in This was the scene last Monday in front of the UTC Security Office when a will include anti-litter Tennessee Valley transfer truck splintered a tree limb over a '72 Duster. No damage was done tp the projects by local communities may contact truck or car but the tree received multiple lacerations. photo by Art Parry organizations and busiiv Robert Romk of TVA's firms. Recreation Resources Monetary fine, suspended Clean Up America Branch in Knoxville, who Fraternity Scuffle monetary line, social come outside. None of the probation for a specified Month is part of the is coordinator for the From page 1 Kappa Sigmas went out perios, loss of IFC vote for national Johnny Horizon program in this region. heard the Kappa Sigs and the Pikes turned over a specified perios or coming went outside to j two planters on the front recommendation to the warn them not to come in. porch, threw some chairs University that the Candidate sAnnouncedA scuffle resulted and the and furniture out into Vine fraternity be suspended Pike was hit by Dennis Street, and broke some and/or their charter lifted. For Home coming '73 Childers, one of the Kappa bottles. The Pikes then In a statement today, Sigs. returned to their own Dean Mason refused to The Kappa Sigma Circle K; Sandy Threet, house. release any of the charges official said that after the The following girls have Women's Dorm Association Bill Daniels, president of made against the Pike was hit, things calmed announced their candidacy and Kappa Sigma; and the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternities. The IFC has a down and they had a for Homecoming Queen: Miriam Rodman, United fraternity, allegedly has said Judicial Board to which "gentlemanly argument." Karen Askew, Alpha Methodist Student Center. that one of the Pikes was complaints are brought and The Kappa Sigmas then Delta Pi, Donna Bible, Misses Dennis, Mason, carrying a gun. According the board provides avenues returned to their house. sponsored by Pi Beta Phi; and Rodman are P.E. to Littleton Mason, for due process to the Later, between 5:30 and Deborah Dennis, Chess majors. Miss Helton is an assistant dean of student fraternities. 6 o'clock Saturday morning Club; Becky Helton, Baptist English teaching major and affairs who is an advisor to Mason said that the IFC five Pi Kappa Alphas went Student Union; Valerie Miss Threet is majoring in the IFC, there was no is different from the to the Kappa Sigma house Mason, Chi Omega and elementary education. mention of a gun in either Student Government and demanded that they the police report he saw or Association or any other in the statement of an eye campus wide organization witness. in that a fraternity is a The matter has now secret society and the IFC been brought before the exists for the purpose of Inter-fraternity Council promoting brotherhood and which has appointed an cooperation among investigating committee to fraternities and not the report its findings to the whole student body, he Judicial Board of the IFC. feels it is not necessary The Judicial Board will set that the details of the case up meetings to hear be released. He also feels testimony from summoned that disclosure of the witnesses and make a details may hamper the judgement in the matter. case before it is presented The fraternities involved to the Judicial Board. have the right to appeal, Mason did say, however, first to the Appeals Board that if it were discovered and eventually to the that firearms were involved, Chancellor of the it would no longer be a university If the matter for the fraternities are found guilty Inter-Fraternity Council, they are subject to the but would be' turned over f o 1 lowing penalties: to civil authorities. Queen Will Be Elected By Students Oct. 2,3 Students will vote on candidates will be October 2 and 3 for their announced later in the Homecoming Queen, with afternoon. The balloting taking place in Homecoming Queen will be the Student Center Flag announced at half-time of Room between 9 a.m. and the UTC-Southern 4 p.m. on Monday, and in Mississippi game on Grote Hall from 8:30 a.m. October 6. to 11 a.m. on Tuesday. All posters, banners and Polls will move to Bretske other campaign publicity cafeteria on Tuesday at for Homecoming Queens 11:15, where students can must be in accordance with vote until 2 p.m. University regulations. On At 3 p.m. all votes will the day of elections, no be counted in Conference campaigning is to take Room 3 of the Student place within 50 feet of the Center, and the top five polls. September 27. 197.1 IB UNIVERSITY ECHO Page .1 i| uesI ion of a rise in an Independent. Sharon is State Tax Hearing business taxes, Dr. Boling ROTC Offers Ihe daughter of Mr. and said that method of gaining Mrs. Howell C. Cable, 30I4 Held In C adek Hall Udelit i on al revenue is I) odds A v e n u e i n By Susan (iiesenianii impractical for I wo reasons. Candidate Chattanooga and a member suggestion of ihe \ p u b I i c h e ;i ling T'irst business taxes are of the Eastlake Baptist e o in mission is Ihe T h e Tuesday morning in Cadek passed on lo the consumer Church. establishment of a state UTC-ROTC Moccasin Hall gave Hamilton County in form of increased prices. personal income tax. 'The Battalion and the National and Chattanooga residents Dr. Boling also said that lax won hi he 1.5 per cent Society of of Scabbard and Sandlin the opportunity lo respond increases in business taxes of federally adjusted Blade proudly announce to the recommendations of did nol encourage new Honore d income. To relieve Ihe Miss Sharon Cable as their t h e T e n n e s s e e T u x industry to move into from p. I burden from lower income candidate for the 197? Modernization and Reform Tennessee, which is wherever he has gone. His families, Ihe lax would Homecoming Queen. Sharon Commission. necessary to stimulate Ihe love ol his fellow man is probably nol be levied on is a junior, majoring in The coin mission, headed stale's economy. exemplified by the lasl of incomes below $3,000. The Health and Physical by Dr. Edward J. Holing, Kathy (ionics. UTC his many accolades, the c o in mission also Education, maintaining a president o( the UT Student Government presentation this past spring recommended thai families 3.5 cuinmulative average. system, was appointed by Association president, who of the Chatta n ooga in low income brackets She is a member of Alpha Governor Dunn one year I est i lied before the Exchange club's Book of receive a rebate mi sales Lambda Delta Scholastic ago. The purpose of the commission said she fell G 0 I (I e n Deed s. I h e and property taxes. lit) nor Scoiety, the commission was to study thai attempts lo institute a "Gentleman of the Mocs" One of I he m ,i i n Women's Recreation Tennessee's antiquated tax stale income lax would was only the seventh purposes of the personal Association. Wo mens laws an d m a k e meei with failure because recipient of this award income lax is to iransl'ci Intericholastic Basketball recommendations for their ihe citizens ol Tennessee since its inception twenty collection of monies from and Volleyball teams, and improvement. simply do not want a third yeais ago, the local government to The commission lax. found Tennessee's present the slate'.' lo provide lor Graduating with a B.S. in Stale representative from system of taxation to be more efficient collection. EightBall education, she wrote the Hamilton County, David Y. inequitable and inflexible, The slate would I hen play as a project lasl Copeland III also objected From pane I that is unable to move return funds lo ihe local summer for Knower's strongly to the tax. He awards with previous with economic trends governments for specific drama class. specifically pointed to the scripts. His fall production The most important distribution lo schools, ami The three plays, open recently passed "Question other government of Trollev is Ihe first to the public, also will be 3" which he considers a organizations. presentation of one of his pi e sent e il bet ore t he 'Rufus' Will near failure in ils attempt The tax will nol. works in the Chattanooga 'Tennessee Arts Commission lo provide equities for however, do away with aiea. lasl year the UTC Conference on the night of Play for tax-payers. either the state sales tax or professor directed the Friday, October 5. Curtain Homecoming Ihe property tax. There Rep. Davis suggested the University's highly time for the Friday may be a slight decrease, institution of a flat-rate successful fall production performance will be 7:30 Rufus, the group from especially in the sales tax, personal income tax with of the Caucasian Chalk p.m. All o t h e r Chicago who played in where county rates which the abolishment of the Circle performances will be at 8 front of James Gang at vary from 1.5 to 1.75 property tax and the I is.i Houck's 77/c View p.m. UTC students arc their recent concert will cents would be lessened 01 stipulation thai the tax from lover's Leap, is the admitted tree. Tickets to give the Homecoming completely done away r.i l e might only be UTC graduate's first the public are SI. Tor Concert on Oct. 5, 8:30 I with. increased by referendum. attempt at playwriting. reservations call 755-4374. p.m., at the Oak O ne very posh ive In any event, Ihe tax St.-Palmetto parking lot. recommendation of the can only be established by At the sell-out a lew commission is a change m a Constitutional weeks ago Rufus performed distribution of public Convention. The nearest their brand of piano school funds. Allocations lo date for such a convention oriented Jazz, Blues, and secondary and elemental} is I'177. rock so well that the Dr. Boling said Ihe Leonard's schools will be made on crowd demanded an encore. the basis of unit cost per commission is bringing the Rufus records on the pupil rather than on the matter before the public ABC/Dunhill label and Hun average daily attendance now because "the people albums are available here in system now employed. ol lennessee have to face - town. In regard to the up to the way things are. ' Worth Getting To Know LEOKAKD

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Homecoming Queen CARRY OUT SERVICE 622-9.170 OPEN 10:30 1:00 A.M. ftft? 4 THE UNIVERSITY ECHO S«-|ih lulu i 27, 1773 The University Echo observation V hbvy DoulloiiKg Daughertl);iiii'hcrl.yv Vol. LXXI1I. No. S Till. UNIVERSITY ()!• TF.NNI'SSIT- AT CHATTANOOGA For the past three weeks I've been attending a series of films called "Museum Without Walls" and through this attendance 1 have become more aware of an attitude thai serious game I find not so much admitted to as apologetically allowed. If you refer to page one, you these traits on all levels of It is an attitude that is evident in much of the may read the account of a recent involvement. First of all there are information I am a receptacle of. It is characterized by adventure involving several the childish pranks of the two the people who investigate it as relativism, even, absolute relativism. fraternities that are associated with previously mentioned organizations In this series so far, there have been films on Picasso, this campus. The entire incident and Sigma Chi, who allegedly stole Goya, the Impressionist, Kinetic Art and others. It has evolved out of the typical a fraternity composite picture and occurred to me in viewing these films that a prestigious college-boy games that fraternities blamed it on the Pikes. Then, after institution, the producing organization has placed Goya's constantly promote and participate the fiasco had ended, the Pi Kappa portraits, Picasso's creations and various sparkling, metallic in. At this time, not all of the AI pha house displayed their machines under the canopy of "Art." rumors have been confirmed and irresponsibility by seeking to make I am neither an art critic nor a theoritician, and not all the facts have been monetary retribution for the perhaps this is my problem; but when I view these publicized (if certain parties have damage they had done (they broke things and realize that everything from Duchamp's toilet their way none ever will), but one a few things in their armed raid) to Michelangelo's Pieta, from a Pollack dripping, to a aspect of this affair is certain - so that they could clear their Renoir nude, from an oversized soup can to a 15th conscience and forget the matter. century tapestry are beneath the Arch of Art. I tremble, the consequences of this "game" for I do not straighten and say 'That is not my are serious. Next, the Inter-Fraternity Council concern," or "I know what is and what isn't," or Some members of the Kappa sought to extract the matter from "someone else knows." I think what is true about this, Sigma fraternity have been accused the campus' attention by claiming and I tremble, because I am pushed into a desert that is of striking a member of another that fraternities are not part of the bare fruit and full of sand and stone. brotherhood and of threatening university and therefore are not There are plenty of definitions of what is and isn't him injury with sticks and shovels. subject to university concern or art, and plenty of people to defend them all, and, even A member of Pi Kappa Alpha has investigation. Nothing could be some statements that would include all the others and admitted to seeking vengeance for further from the truth as even more, even at one point allowing destruction as well the attack by enlisting the aid of fraternities are very much a part as creation as a form of Art. But to my mind, this is a gun. Fortunately, aside from the of this institution as the student indicative of something of an even greater magnitude. handbook clearly states (p44). The huge number of supported and supportable victim of the Kappa Sig attack, no perspectives lead a spectator to the position that a one was hurt. However, it is The students of UTC need to perspective is contingent on the personality of the person appalling and terrifying that such vociferously proclaim their holding the perspective. Suppose that I'm curious, with a an incident took place. The indignation toward this whole life or two to spare, and I investigate the personalities of university community should feel affair. Imagine the tragic these people in hopes of finding something to clarify shocked and insulted by the affair. possibilities if an angry student things. I soon run into the same problem of An open apology is certainly decided to wield his gun or shovel understanding; a large number of people all laying claim needed as well as severe punitive in the student center. The results to absolute value. I find that terms like normal and measures. The collective campus of this incident could have been abnormal have a long history of deceptive appearances, has every right to demand such equally as tragic. We should insist and even "self" is undefined. So I ask, "what is a actions. person?" Some send me to church, where he is some that these fraternities be treated in part of God; some to the biology department, where he Unfortunately, it appears that the harsh manner that they might be one thing or another, but more likely both, yet these fraternities and their deserve. The Inter-Fraternity not quite either; and some send me to the mountains governing body, the Inter-Fraternity Council needs to be informed that with copies of Spinoza's Ethics and the Selected Poems Council, have chosen a secretive they are indeed subject to this of Walt Whitman. The list of places the seeker might go course of action that reflects not university's standards; standards is extremely long and varied, and if I follow any of only inconsideration for the which cannot condone useless these perspectives past its immediate and identifying campus community, but immaturity violence. statements, 1 find men in the forefront of each discipline as well. There are evidences of saying that their entire understanding is built on symbols which were arbitrary in the first place. most certainly is not. prior knowledge of Article At this point on our evolving investigation, the I urge my fellow IV, Section 6C, which question becomes whether we've already missed or Letters students to inform explains his committee's haven't yet discovered something - or that basic truth themselves on this issue if duties, Greene explained statements are not inclusive enough. The explanatory To The they have not already done that a minimum of six possibilities are endless. Truth is an invalid concept; all is so. I think they will find, senators are required by truth; there is no truth; or "bang" - you've missed the as I have, that a gross the constitution before a point. Editor mishandling of authority meeting is valid. Since only As much as 1 am aware of developing trends within has been perpetrated by four senate members were the various understandings, I keep finding an increasingly the SGA Senate. on the committee the popular explanation to this "Absurdmos" - Relativism; Dear Editor, meeting was therefore cultural, psychical, historical, philosophical, artistic, etc. Mary Lynn Wilson In other words, what you think depends upon which I think that by now invalid. So was the vote. way your nose points. The quicker ones among you that everyone on campus is This concluded the last have followed this far will answer, "but these are all aware of what has been Procedures Committee value questions," and feel a wave of satisfaction going on in the past few Procedu res? meeting, Randy Greene, approaching. That very same wave has surrounded me weekl concerning Rick chairman, presiding. again and again, but from one crest to another the Enos' eligibility to hold the In the last procedures At the senate meeting. whole question of values grows larger and larger ... office of SGA committee meeting the first 3 days later, Gomes relatively. SPLASH! Vice-President. Something issue discussed was the withdrew Ma bee's name has now come up which 1 appointment of Uale Mabee from procedures. Then she to a District 3 seat. When proceded to appoint new ihink the students should Bill Stiles a vote was taken, two members to the procedures know about. Editor were against acceptance of committee.(The president I have been informed Assoc. Editor Bill Grossman that at the September 23 Mabee, one abstained, and has sole power to appoint Randy Greene, chairman, standing committees.) This ing of the SGA, Ken Sports Editor Ron Bush Gamer asked for and voted in favor of Ma bee's week G o in e s has Sports Writers Gary D. Kelley, Joel Blevins, Tony Metcalf veil a variance enabling acceptance. reappointed Dale Mabee to him to drop below Chairman Greene, not Ihe District 3 seat. The Cartoonist Frieda Dixon lull-time status, yet sure that 2 to I was a mallei has been sent lo Photographers Art Parry, Jamie Wyse remain a member of the majority, referred to his Ihe Procedures Committee Production Manager Gregor McGregor senate. Rick Bnoi was handbook. Claiming no again. Production Staff Jan Glaze, Darryl Rowe, Barbara Koster, divested of his office for Sherrye Jackson, Debbie Pettigrew essentially the same thing. The opinions expressed on these pages are not necessarily Layout Mark Hutchins • Alexander McGregor Is this just? Is this fair tliose of the University, its administrators, its faculty, or Advertising Manager Bob Hill play? In my standards it student hody, hut are those of the individual writer. Business Manager Shan Cash September 27,1973 THE UNIVERSITY ECHO Page 5 in the Public interest Commentary

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by Ralph Nader This past week has been one for the books. According to the Inlcr-T'raternity Council or at least it's president, Bill Wilson, the Echo, has no business reporting certain WASHINGTON - Once upon a time children's food habits and tastes were primarily campus news. shaped by their parents. Not any more. Television ads, especially on .Saturday and This week the IFC has been conducting hearings on a Sunday mornings, have taken over and no one knows this better than the constantly very hushed-up incident involving the Sigma Chi, Kappa nagged mothers and fathers. Sigma, and Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternities. The incident is To get an idea of the massive television exposure directed toward children, you have reported in a separate news story. to read some of the well-documented Congressional testimony of Robert Choate, the This reporter and Bill Grossman, when trying to do well-known crusader against commercial exploitation of children and Chairman of the our best to report the facts, were met with a barrage of Council on Children, Media and Merchandising. Choate estimates that the moderately runarounds and assorted flack. viewing child watches 23.1 hours per week and is exposed to as many as 22,000 It seems very strange to me that a group which is television commercials each year. frequently approaching this paper about publicity A large majority of these ads are promoting snacks, candies, sweets, sugared cereals concerning fraternity activities should say that IFC • and other so-called "foods." (At the same time nutritionists, such as Professor Jean business "does not concern the Echo. Mayer of Harvard, worry about the inadequate diets of children - the ones with the Along with Mr. Wilson, Dean Littleton Mason conveys full stomachs as well as the poor.) the same attitude about the Echo. Among Dean Mason's Very few of these ads relate food and nutrition and good health. The themes that limited remarks was, "You better never try to send a predominate emphasize flavor (including obviously sweetness), appearance, shape, reporter to the Bl ack Student Association meeting" With packaging, physical-oral characteristics, plastic toys in the package, and what can be diplomacy like that it is no wonder this campus is still called "zoom-boom" imagery, action and language. in an adolescent stage. For example, the advertisement for Borden's Cracker Jack has as its punch line: I can only compare this to Watergate which all the "Lip-smacking, whip-cracking, patty-wacking, zulaba-waeking, sculaba-zacking. people in power arc constantly trying to cover up events cracker-jacking, Cracker Jack! Candy-coated popcorn, peanuts and a prize." Another TV and pretend nothing happened. ad, for Kool-Aid, advises the child, "If your mother's very clever, she makes Kool-Aid Bill Wilson, president of the IFC, appropriately says, every morning and puts it in the fridge where you can get it, then you never have to "I'll only give my name, rank and serial number." I nag her when she's gluing on her lashes ..." suppose the rest is left up to one's imagination. Another assault on the child's impressionable mind is the imagery of violence. The When the people that know large segments of a story Snickers Candy Bar ad shows gladiators hitting each other with metal clubs while the won't tell you anything you have to dig harder. Mr. audience eats a fistful of peanuts. Super Sugar Crisp devoted one whole ad selling a Grossman and 1 talked to numerous people who, in plastic "funny straw," telling the young viewers nothing about the cereal that happened many cases could give us only one minute detail. These to also be in the box. An Armour hot dog ad describes children as "Fat kids. Skinny hits and pieces were then put together to form what is a kids . . . tough kids, sissy kids ... sad kids, funny kids, big kids, little kids, kids long and fantastic tale involving three fraternities! who like a fight" to provide the" context for selling that adulterated, fat-ridden product. Since Monday afternoon when members of the IFC A nationwide parents group called Action for Children's Television (ACT) has studied learned 1 was investigating the incident I have been the elaborate mind-control techniques which advertising firms and their behavioral hassled in. every conceivable way. People who I've never consultants have developed to "reach the child." After all, these companies are paying seen before took great pains to explain why I shouldn't up to $15,000 or more a minute for these television ads and they want to get their write this story or investigate it further. Others have emotional and deceptive messages across with indelible efficiency. threatened me in one way or another. Advertising executive Mel Helitzer candidly noted one of the goals: For what started out as a simple news story, this has evolved into a game of powerplays and intrigue. Children can be very successful naggers. By and large parents quite readily When it becomes obvious that the people in power purchase products urged upon them by their youngsters. In Helitzer Advertising's want a story killed and won't talk, or tell me that the research, it was found that a parent will pay 20 percent more for an advertised events in question are "no concern of the campus ' product with child appeal - even when a less expensive, non-advertised product is If I can't get the facts from the people who know not different. the inside story, I think back -upon what Walter Lippman once said/The theory of a free press is that the truth There is no doubt in the advertising world about the importance of TV will emerge from free reporting and free discussion, not commercials. A vice president of Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn asserts: "You can that it will be presented perfectly and instantly in any reach 90 percent of the youth market in one week by scattering TV commercials in one account." shows that are slated to the young." Therefore it might take a few days longer: I might One coordinated TV and Sunday supplement campaign was hailed by an advertising have to dig deeper to get the facts; but I'll get that executive in exuberant terms. "A parent would need nerves of steel to avoid being story, KO'd by such a two-way punch," he said. Parents who don't need nerves of steel might want to get involved in the citizens' movement against TV commercials which trick, manipulate and defraud the minds of children under twelve. They can obtain information by writing to Action For Children's Television (46 Austin Street, Newtonville, MA 02160), and Robert Choate (1346 Connecticut Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036). Little Pamela Kastner of Rochester, New York, had the right initiative when she wrote us complaining of deceptive advertising. "I'd like to know what I can do about things, like that," she asked. mi m im mi

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By Cathie Morris 1 "V « ^ The SGA meeting of cans. This would serve as V September 23 was called to an ecology project, as well order by Gary Mailman. as finance the lawyer. E V E NTS The new business Roll was called by Martha All persons with an interest in consisted of seven main Seniors: It's not too late to Falwell, secretary. philosophy are invited to attend Kathy Gomes began the points, the first being the sign up for interviews with the the Philosophy Club's Lecture meeting with her report. approval of three new October recruiters. There are still She said that 'Health members of the Elections Series for the Fall Semester. The several times available with each of Awareness Day' would be Commission. They are lectures, which will be followed by the companies. October 10th. Members of Betsy Benderman, Mike discussion periods, have been October 11 - Combustion (Dec. Rescue units, information Horton, and Cindy Wheeler. scheduled for Wednesday afternoons grads only) - Eng., Eng. Physics, tables, and blood-type tests A resolution from the at 3:00 p.m. in Hooper 131. Bus. Adm. majors. will be made available to president was next on the The Philosophy Club this year October 17 - W.T. Grant Co. • agenda. This resolution was the student body. Mr. has been quite successful in all majors. to clarify the meaning of Roger Fowler, UTC Security fulfilling the goal of presenting October 18 - Reynolds Tobacco Chief, will address the the word "officer" as lecturers and topics that have Co. (Dec. grads only) - Bus. Adm., Senate next week. Ideas stated in the Student relevance to a wide variety of about parking, security, and Handbook pertaining to the Marketing sales majors. matters concerning security eligibility of students disciplines. The lectures are not October 23 - United States will be appreciated. The wishing to serve as intended to give answers; however, Marine Corps • all majors (for Senate Fall Creek Falls "officers" in the SGA.' The we do hope you will leave with at officer candidate program) Retreat will be on October resolution resolved that least a question. Lectures for this October 24 - United States 13th. Miss Gomes also both senators and executive semester are as follows: Marine Corps. stated that the SGA officers be included under Oct 3-Prof. Don Klinefelter on October 24 - Internal Revenue President of the Knoxville the word "officer" in "Humanistic Existential Ethics" Service • Acct. or related majors. accordance with the SGA campus contacted her and Oct 24-Prof. Fouad Moughrabi October 30 • Prudential - all told her of a new idea Constitution. This merely on "Marx and the Question of majors. concerning the matter of clarifies the word; it is not Method" Please contact the Placement alcohol on campus. He a by-law or anything of that nature. Nov 14-Prof. Ralph Hood on Office if you wish to set up an suggested that a lawyer for ,l the SGA be financed by Ken Garner requested a The Radical Resignation of on-campus interview with the returning beer bottles and variance from the Senate Sigmund Freud" representatives of any of these to remain on the senate Dec 5-Prof. Craig Barrow on companies. Thirty-minute interviews during the interim that he "The Positive Aspect of Will in are usually scheduled between 8:30 Christian is a part-time student. His Dostoevsky" a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Appointments Chili request was granted. are made on a first come-first A motion was made to The Sigma Chi fraternity is serve basis. Supper Set allocate $150.00 for Senate sponsoring a car wash Saturday, District lunches. These September 29, 1973. Tickets will ''Chile's Marxist Revolution: There will be a chili lunches will be scheduled be on sale this week for 25 cents. Coup or Intervention?", a supper for Christians at 850 so that each senator will The cost will be a dollar if you symposium sponsored by UTC Oak St. on Sunday be able to meet more come Saturday without a ticket. Political Science department will be evening, Oct. 7, from 7:00 people in his district. Locations are: Brainerd - Hamilton held Friday, Sept. 28 at 12:15 in to 8:30 p.m. A sorority The SGA decided to National Bank (Eastgate), American Betty Blocker Lounge. Panelists in conjunction with Tim sponsor the Geology National, First Federal, and will be Dr. Robert Clark, Dr. Abney is sponsoring the Department's trip to Chattanooga Federal. Fouad Moughrabi, and Dr. Robert meal. Admission price has Hawaii. The trip will be not been decided. Perhaps during spring break and the Hixson - Hamilton National Swansbrough. A general discussion only donations will be cost will be $360.00 (not (Highland Plaza); time running will follow the panel discussion. solicited. including meals). There will from 10 a.m. til 4 p.m. and 12 Mortar Board will be selling In light of the previous be space for 149 people noon til 4 p.m. at both Hamilton Homecoming Mums Oct. 1-6 at the announcement, a local and the deposit will be bank locations. front desk at the Student Center $50.00. Further details will campus student is from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Order your be forthcoming. considering a supper for UTC Chess Club is holding a mums next week. agnostics. No charge will The Senate unanimously tournament. Any student, staff be required, although since approved Dr. 'Rock' member, or professor can enter. The ROTC Department will be the program is agnostic Wilson, head of the Games will be scheduled between rappeling at Eagle's Nest this Geology Department, as oriented, persons should the players at their convenience. Saturday for anyone who is SGA Advisor. not put their faith in the Sign up at the Dean of Students interested in learning and/or assumption that food will The last business acted office, located on the second floor participating. Park at Ruby Falls. be available. Nor should upon was the approval of of the Student Center, anytime The time is 9:00. Maps are they assume that it will Dawnelle Hurd and Dale not be available. Mabee for Honor Court. before 5:00 p.m., Friday, Sept. 25. available at the ROTC Department.

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desk. Films Set For In addition to single 25 Years Ago subscriptions, groups UTC Community subscriptions are available Hy Merry Lynn Short in blocks of twenty lo The University hello from l')4X carried many tidbits faculty and clubs on of relevant wisdom whuh students of ll>73 can campus. Eight Movies conceivably relate lo. Some ol these timely bits are: 'Faces' At Films to be offered in - The reason the average girl prefers beauty over this "American Film Grote Hall At Eastgate brains is that Ihe average man can see better than he Theatre'' series can think . . . UTC students will have are Catherine Hepburn and The award-winning - Do you have lab slump, recitation hunch, lecture the opportunity of viewing Paul Scofield in A Delicate American film Faces will sloutch or study stoop? a series of eight motion Balance; Zero Mostel in be shown at Grote Hall, - College bred is a four year loaf made with father's pictures at Eastgate Theatre Rhinoceros; Cyril Cusack in &,: 00 p.m. Thursday, dough . . . on selected Mondays and The Homecoming; Lee October 4. - College cheer is a check from home . . . Directed by John Tuesdays starting October Marvin in The Iceman - The Honor System is an educational plan in which Cassavetes, who established 29. Cometh; Stacy Keach in the teacher has the honor and the students have the the American school of This series, titled the Luther; Alan Bates and system . . . cinema verite, this film is a "American Film Theatre," Laurence Olivier in Three Other material found in the Echo 25 years ago relates realistic portrayal of the is a group of film versions Sisters; Brock Peters in activities of the frats and sororities, such as 25 cent morally flexible, socially of recent plays, and is Lost in the Stars; and Alan admission fee charged to dances (a shocking price), and mobile American middle being offered to coUege Bates in Butley.. the giving of flowers at dances banned to fight inflation class. students for special rate of Dates the shows will Faces ' won 5 awards at $16 for the entire series. run are: Monday series - Freshmen "rats" were continually given a hard time, the Venice Film Festival UTC's Student Government October 29, November 12, and were coerced by "rat rules" to participate in a and is on a formidable has furthered this saving by December 10, January 21, halftime "rat-race" at football games. These "rat-races" number of Ten Best list, offering these tickets for Fubruary 4, March 11, April served to entertain the stands as the band never had including: The New York $12 to the first one 8 and May 6. before, since each rat had to donate his or her shoes to Times, The Boston Globe, hundred students who Tuesday series a big community pile at one end of the field, and at The Village Voice, The Los make reservations for the October 30, November 13, the signal, had to race to the goal post and find their A ngeles Times, among series. These specially December II, January 22, shoes - all before the team came back on the field for others. The New York priced tickets will be February 5, March 12, the second half! Each "rat" was required to attend home Times described it as: "A available until October 4 at April 9 and May 7. All games to curtail cutting these courses in "rat" obedience. picture so good one can the Guerry Center front showings are at 2 p.m. hardly believe it." This presentation is co-sponsored by the UTC •English Department and the Adult Education Council. BRUSHES•COLORS Six admissions are $10.00; ARTISTS' MATERIAL students are admitted free. Because You Care, Volunteer

"Because you care, Volunteer and Help," is the theme and reason for the Student Volunteers Office located at 116 Guerry Center. There are over 56 community serv ice organizations who have requested student volunteers to help in numerous ways. A few of these jobs are helping with: handicapped children, teenagers in recreational and tutoring programs, day care programs, office work, nursing homes, Big Brother and Big Sister, Red Cross, drug and alcohol abuse programs and many others. Working hours can be arranged to suit any schedule* There arc also opportunities for group volunteer services for any The only thing club or organization on campus. Some of the jobs they could do include repair work, fund raising ye do not discount for charity, helping at hospitals and children's homes during holidays. No specific skills are is service... required but some needed skills are sports and recreation directors, people who can sew and cook, guitar players, people in arts and crafts, and many other people in various fields. If you are interested in Gitnuin) FREE PARKING helping oilier people, you are urged lo drop hy the Sludi-nl Volunteer Office lu-lwt.ii) 10 a in. and I pm; oi U-lcplioiH- 75S-4((7I 216 W. 8TH ST. Sffi* Dece-rotlhg Cewtefc IHIWII'II '» ,i in. and •» p.m. Page 8 THE UNIVERSITY ECHO September 27, J973 are interested. , Boatride This Weekend Tickets for the cruise are on sale in the Student by Glenda Fann that UTC students will Center for $3.00 per A tennessee River Cruise have the opportunity to person. Mr. Storey aboard the Julia Belle take the excursion. Mr. commented that tickets Swain has been scheduled Bruce Storey, advisor of may also be purchased at for 8:00 p.m. this Saturday the Guerry Center the dock. However, due to by the Guerry Center Governing Board, stated the Coast Guard's strict Governing Board. that it will be an annual enforcement of a 350 This is the second year event as long as students capacity for the Julia Belle and for reasons of 'Macintosh Man' convenience, he By Harry Geller recommended that everyone Paul Newman, now well into his 40's, is still passable buy their tickets ahead of time. in his traditional virile, cocksure, and intense screen image. The hero, a con man of sorts, is hired in London The ticket cost covers by this fellow Mackintosh to steal jewels in order to the .boat ride plus land himself, intentionally, in prison. The story then sandwiches and other leads to an escape. refreshments. A cash bar I shall not go into detail about the plot since so serving beer, coffee, and much of the enjoyment of this film lies in its surprises soft drinks will be provided and double crosses (many of which are performed by the on board, by the boat's staff good guysX It would be sufficient to say, however, that Entertainment for the the poor fellow eventually finds himself alone being occasion will be presented pursued by both the Interpol organization and a by Nashville folk singers, Communist spy ring with his only known source of help Jack Ross and Woody (Mackintosh) lying in a coma. One or two of the twists Bowles. 'This will not take in plot should be predictable to some; although I was up as much space as a totally surprised (but then I still believe the stork rock band would,"Mr. delivers babies). Storey said. Again I can report of a film which makes ample use Dress for the occasion of beautiful scenery (probably Irish) and a fine and will be casual sports attire. perhaps slightly unusual color film technique. The action It was also suggested that is well-paced. A good car chase scene along the narrow students were warm Irish roads is quite realistic and exciting. cl othing because the The supporting cast is quite good. Domanique Sanda, temperature may drop as Mackintosh's "girl Friday" and daughter, exudes that considerably before the basic subliminal sexuality which is somehow enhanced by boat docks near midnight. her husky voice and semi-plain looks. Unfortunately this Commenting on last will probably not be her most memorable role. The aging year's outing, Mr. Storey James Mason is still quite effective as the Red spy who said the attendance was masquerades as a chauvanist MP (Member of Parliament) outstanding. He remarked, with money and family commections. Harry Andrews, as "I do not think anyone Mackintosh, does nothing here to diminish his stature as was disappointed by any m Perform On The a fine actor. part of the cruise. It was a "The Mackintosh Man" now at the Rogers is a tremendously enjoyable lulia Belle Swain pleasant if not memorable action escapist fare. boat ride." IIDIIJIJIIII^

1 You Want The Best And *y You Want The Nicest So VOTE DONNA BIBLE Homecoming Queen M WM September 27,1973 THE UNIVERSITY ECHO Page 9 Intramural Football The Bookie Men 23-3 (.885) 22-4 (.846) 22-4 (.846) 21-5 (.808) 21-5 (.808) 21-5 (.808) Results Gary Kelley Tony Metcalf Ron Bush BiU Stiles Joel Blevins Ms. Giesemann 11-2 10-3 13-0 11-2 10-3 9-4 By Tony Metcalf Auburn at Tennessee Tenn. Aub. Tenn. Tenn. Tenn. Tennessee Intramural football Kentucky at Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana action Tuesday saw three N.C. State at Georgia Georgia Georgia N.C. State N.C. State N.C. State N.C. State teams preserving perfect Notre Dame at Purdue Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Darnel records. ETSU at West. Kentucky West. Ky. ETSU W. Ky. ETSU W.Ky. W. Ky. In AAA the Warlords Florida at Miss. St. Florida Florida Miss. St. Florida Florida Florida defeated the Royals 34-12 Oklahoma at USC USC USC USC USC S.Cal USC and the Jets, coming back Alabama at Vanderbilt Ala. Ala. Ala. Ala. Ala. Ala. from a 12-7 halftime Miami at Fla. St. Miami Miami Miami Miami Miami Miami deficit, beat Kappa Sigma Sou. Miss at Mississippi Miss. Miss. Miss. Miss. Miss. Miss. 20-12, putting the two Missouri at N. Carolina Missouri Missouri Missouri Missouri Missouri Missouri teams in a tie for first UCLA at Michigan State Mich. St. [ UCLA UCLA Mich. St. UCLA ' UCLA place with records of 2-0. UTC at SW Louisiana UTC UTC UTC UTC SW Louisiana UTC Also in AAA Sigma Chi won over Lambda Chi 11 •*" m J Alpha 13-7 with a long Charlie Lucas scoring two division games. pass for a touchdown on touchdowns and Tim Monday night results in mtjr Vtriurraity trbo the last play of the game. Brennan intercepting three AA were Independents 2, The other team without passes. BSU squeaked by Pi ROTC 0; Pi Kappa Alpha a loss is the Freaks of the Kappa Alpha 6-0 and the 18, Lambda Chi Alpha 0; A division. They trounced Indys defeated Lambda Chi and Kappa Sigma 28, Indys SPORTS Kappa Sigma 45-0 with Alpha 25-12in other A 0. Baseball Team Takes Remember! Two From Temple By Joel Blevins The UTC Mocs edged fourth, Dave Prickett Previous Edition Tennessee Temple's scored on a wild pitch. Crusaders 4-0 in an But that was all the Mocs exhibition baseball game could get until the seventh played Monday at Engel inning. Mitch Hayes' last Stadium. The second game inning single up the middle of the proposed scored two runs after Mike SALE Pope's sacrifice bunt moved double-header was called after four innings in order two men into scoring that intramural football position. starts FRIDAY could get underway. UTC Scott Adkins started the was ahead 1-0 in the second game for the Mocs second game. and pitched well. There The crowd, which was were no hits by either side Come Early for the Best Selection somewhat larger than last in the four-inning game, year's regular season but UTC scored when first crowds, watched the Moc's baseman Mike McCarthy Steve Cunningham and walked, stole second, took Temple's Buddy Smith third on an error, and All Books Only 50$ engage in a fierce pitching came home on a .passed duel. But in the end it ball to make the score 1-0. was Cunningham and the A scheduled Saturday Mocs who came out ahead. double-he ader with While Cunningham was Hiwassee was rained out Titles Changing Daily holding the Crusaders to and will not be made up. no runs and only two hits,' However, the Moc baseball the Moc batters came up players play two games with three runs, using, five against Shorter this hits. UTC scored one run Saturday at Engel Stadium, University Bookstore in the first inning when beginning at 1:00 p.m. Tim Mitchell's single sent Next Tuesday they take on 711 Oak St. Tommy Roberts home Cleveland State in from third. Then in the Cleveland.

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By Ron Bush, Sports Editor I realize football season is not even half over yet, but I don't think it is too early to say something about UTC's basketball team this year. After all, last year the basketeers were 19-9 and went to the NCAA College Division play-offs in Ron Shumate's first season as head coach. And this season promises to be even better, with Coach Shumate declaring that his team is shooting for the national championship. Shumate and his assistant coaches, .Ralph Underhill and Tom Losh, have been busy all summer, ^cruder Underhill deserves most of the credit for the outstanding group of freshmen UTC has signed to scholarships in what Shumate calls "the best recruiting year in the history of the University." The seven signees include six prospects from Louisville, where Underhill coached high school basketball before coming to UTC last year. All-American Wayne Golden and Kentucky All-Stater Gary Stich head this group, but Herbert McCray, Paul Mershon, William Gordon, Cornell Starks, and Sterling Tan-ana' were all outstanding high school players. Of course, outstanding high school players do not always develop into good college players, but these freshmen do have talent. Two other newcomers are expected to be of tremendous value to the 1973-74 Moc basketball team. Mocs Eddie Yates (87) and Mike Bishop (31) combine to stop an Auburn runner. These are transfers Fred Raehle, from .MTSU, and photo by Adrian Boyer Sylvester Davenport, from Auburn. Davenport will not be eligible to play during the first semester but wilL begin By Ron Bush' playing in January if he completes 12 hours this fall. Twelfth-ranked Auburn There are also some walk-ons who will get a chance to combined an overpowering make the team when official practice begins October 15. defense with aggressive, But the real core of the team is the players returning opportunistic special team from last year's squad. "We have a real good nucleus, we play to crush UT- feel," says Shumate. "Our biggest problem is the loss of Chattanooga 31-0 last Ralph Simpson, our playmaking guard." Also to be Saturday afternoon. replaced are forwards Doug Hale and Garry Jones, lost Contrary to what the by graduation, and Calvin Williamson, a victim of score might indicate, the academic problems. But the big man is back- 6'7" game was a display of Walter McGary, last year's captain who was drafted by defensive strength by both the pros last year as a junior. Fortunately for the Mocs, teams. UTC had 12 first "Moose" felt the money offered him was not enough to downs in comparison to risk losing his last year of eligibility and his college Auburn's 1 1. Auburn scholarship. gained only 199 yards on Guard Kevin Gray, who had a very good freshman offense- 119 by runs and year last year, is another returning starter, as is Mike 80 by passes. Mickey Snow. John Berry, Lee King, Randy Russell, Rick Brokas's arm led the Mocs Muckenthaler, TobyKirkland, and Donnie Kell are other to 155 yards passing, but varsity veterans. Last year's freshman junior varsity the relentless Auburn players, like Dennis Glover and Jeff Poole, will also try defenders shackled Moc to jump to the varsity. runners for a net loss of It is readily apparent that there are a lot of good 29 yards. basketball players on the UTC team though only five can The dominant factor in play at a time. Coach Shumate doesn't think this will the outcome of the contest cause a problem, since UTC's constant-running style of was the play of the special This deflection of a Mickey Brokas (15) piss by play necessitates a lot of substitutions. And he feels that teams-the units that handle Album's Rusty Dean shows the pressure Brokas faced a concerted drive for the national championship will kick-offs, field-goals, extra- throughout the game. more than compensate for spread-out individual honors. points, punts, and kick last season. Saturday Auburn had crossed the Right now the players are going through a pre-season returns. All but one of afternoon they added 226 goal line and taken a 24-0 conditioning program, along with other students interested Auburn's scores were yards on returns, lead. • in getting in shape. The program is designed to increase produced or set up by considerably more than UTC's offense could strength and endurance, qualities that will be necessary blocked kicks or punt UTC's zero. never get going against the when the rigorous schedule begins December 1. As for returns. The only other Early in the second ferocious Tiger defense. the' schedule fhis year,, thirteen of the 26 games are at touchdown resulted from period a Mike Lee punt Second-string quarterback home. A highlight of the road schedule will be a an interception return. was returned by David Sid Derrick became the | late-December trip to the Gem City Bowl Tournament in Auburn's first Langner exactly the sAme leading Moc rusher when Erie. Pennsylvania. touchdown came the distance the punt traveled, he scrambled for 12 yards Coach Shumate was very successful in his rookie second time UTC had the 39 yards, to the UTC with only a little more season. And his Mocs have a definite possibility of ball, when Mike Lee's punt 24-yard line. The Moc than a minute left in the improving on last year's 19-9 record this season. Since was blocked by David defense stopped them cold, game. Mickey Brpkas was successful young coaches are often targets for recruitment Hughes and carried into but Roger Pruett booted a very sharp on his passes, by other universities, what are the chances for Shumate the end zone by Roger 36-yard field goal. The but Auburn was careful to be spirited away? He says that his biggest concern is ennessee ant Mitchell. Midway through Tigers' longest scoring drive not to let him complete "How good does the tiniversity of T * *he the second period, the of the day, 27 yards, any long ones. Larry athletic program at Chattanooga to be?" Noting the Tigers again blocked a followed a brilliant 29-yard Stokes caught six passes comparison of the athletic prowess of the University of kick, this time a 49-yard punt return by Rick Neel and tight end Frank Sergi California with that of their branch school, UCLA, cought four for 74 yards. field goal attempt by in the closing minutes of Shumate says: "If the Knoxville campus doesn't mind Brokas, who completed 17 Hector Villalobos. Jim the game. Auburn only had competing with us, then the Chattanooga job is as good of 38, was hampered all McKinney picked this one one drive longer than 27 as any in the country. I like it in Chattanooga, and I afternoon by pressure from up and ran 63 yards to yards all day, a 55-yard think the University and the people of Chattanooga march that ended in a the defensive line and the Chattanooga eight. A deserve a first-rate athletic program, including both punt. linebackers. He was sacked penalty moved the ball to football and basketball." . Jim McKinney had a several times, especially in the Jour and in two plays the second half when it who could move the ball Morgan made some great Auburn scored. great game for Auburn. In against the Mocs was defensive plays; but as addition to his blocked-kick was obvious that UTC had B.locking kicks is to pass. substitute tailback Sullivan Coach Morrison said, "The nothing new for Auburn, return, he had two pass Walker, who rushed for 74 overall defense graded real as it was of course two interceptions. He returned On the other hand, the yards and one touchdown. well. If you're going to blocked punts that gave the second one 38 yards, Moc defense was very Steve Johnson, Bruce name individual stars, you t hem a come-from-behind again to the Chattanooga impressive. The only Mitchell, Eddie Yates, Mike would have to name the win over mighty Alabama four. Two plays later, Auburn offensive player Bishop, and Wendell whole defensive unit." Page 12 THi: UNIVKRSIIY KCHO September 27, 1973

Tampa having won I heir clinic conducted by the open to all students first two contests and learn coach of the Army registered at UTC. Breman, or Sergeant First Tennessee State their first Advanced Marksmanship Interested shooters, both Class Boatwright at the Mocs to Meet three matches. Unit stationed al Fori male and female are always Military Science Department East Tennessee State, Benning, Georgia. After the welcome. Contact Captain for more information. Winless Cajuns UTC's last foe of the year, clinic, a four-way match may also pose a problem. was held and the following The Buccaneers so far are scores were posted by UTC By Gary D. Kelley 1-1 in competition, beating Team members: Gene Blair Cross Country Team (250), Mike Dunn (243), UTC's Moccasins invade Lastern Kentucky (a team Randy Smith (241), Wayne Cajun Field, home stadium the Mocs lost to) in their Westmoreland (234), and Wins Victory Over of Southwestern Louisiana last game by 38-14. Brad Philpotl (216). University, this coming The following teams and This past Saturday, UTC Saturday. The Mocs will be their records so far this the Temple Crusaders hosted a match with out to win their first game season make up the MTSU. Honors wnet to of the '73 season. remaining schedule for The cross-country by adding the places of MTSU with their team Like Chattanooga, Chattanooga: The Citadel runners of the UTC Track each team's first five captain tiring an almost Southwestern is winless in (1-2), Western Carolina Club started their 1973 finishers (1 point for first, pet led score in prone gridiron competition, losing (1-1-1), and Tennessee Tech season with a victory over 2 for 2nd, 3 for 3rd, etc.) position, and excellent to Arkansas State by a (0-2-1). the runners of Tennessee and the low score wins. scores in kneeling and Temple. For Temple, Bates was 27-13 count and suffering standing-- 99,97, and 89, Don Bates ol Temple first, BillVradenburgh, Bob a 23-0 shutout at the Rifle Team respectively lor a total of came in first with a time Vradenburgh, and Dennis hands of Louisiana Tech. 285. Randy Smith was the HI I') minutes, 16 seconds Ldgington were fifth, sixth, II e a d coach Russ ShootsAtMTSU top [l\'C shooter with a over the 3.6-mile course and seventh, and Dan Faulkinbeny depends on score of 247. Other UTC which runs through the Gardner was 12th. Bill Quarterback Rolando Surita shooters were: Mike Dunn to key the offense with UTC campus area. But Finch and Tom Wilkey of Four universities, including (244), Wayne Westmoreland help from tailback Robert UTC runners Robert UTC were 8th and 9th, UTC, met at Middle (243), Gene Blair (231), Gill and split end Lafayette "Hippo" Morris, Mike respectively, out of 26 Tennessee State University Rick Sharp (219), Brad Mitchell. All-Conference end "Flash" Morgan, and finishers. at Murfreesboro one week Philpotl (213), Billy Leslie Vogel and linebacker runner- coach Leroy The UTC Harriers ago to take part in a Nichols (211), and Arlan Ken Williams, a two-year Fanning came in second compete again this United States Army Sharp (190). starter and three-year third, and fourth to lead Saturday, October 6 in the Marksmanship Training lea in score for UTC letterman, head the Cajun UTC to a 26-31 victory. Old Hickory Invitational in Clinic. Vanderbilt, was 941 vs. I ()()'> posted defensive unit. Team score is computed Nashville. UT-Martin, MTSU, and by MTSU. Last season the Ragin' UTC Rifle Team is Cajuns, scoring late in the UTC attended,, three-hour game, squeezed past the Mocs with a slim 22-21 victory. The Mocs still remember '72's close contest and will certainly VICCARO'S be out to avenge the loss. Following the encounter Ringgold Rd. with Southwestern Louisiana there are seven Help Next to Factory Pants remaining games, which means a winning season is yet possible. UTC's first home game, \True Italian Foods\ which is also Homecoming, Wanted will be played on October 6 against Southern Pizza Steak Itali an i Mississippi. Southern has Walters Bussers Cooks lost their first two games of the year, being edged Lasagna Spaghetti last week 14-13 by major college power Florida. Chicken Caccatoroi Tampa and Tennessee State, perennial powers in college football, loom as UTC NIGHT: THURSDA YNIGHTS the Mocs' most formidable opponents. Last year ALL THE ITALIAN SPAGETTI Tampa went 10-2 on the YOU CAN EAT-$1.15 season while Tennessee State finished with a 10-1 slate. Both teams look strong this year also, Jolly Ox UTC's tennis team was defeated twice, by Western 575/ Brainerd Rd. Kentucky and MTSU, in its first fall practice competition last Saturday. Haroon Ismail, Park Lockrow, Dennis Bernal, Rob Castori, Dan Adair, and Gary Mclntyre were Hours arranged the Moc netters in the matches played at MTSU. to fit school schedule

I n t r a mural tennis competition begins this afternoon with singles play 3For tbp (Brntlmau in the AAA division. AA Singles will be played next Monday and Tuesday, and A Singles on Wednesday and Thursday. Doubles competition will be held the following week. All 828 CHERRY STREET CHATTANOOGA: TENN. 37402 matches will be played from 3:30 until 5:30 at Warner Park.