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VOLUME XLVI NUMBER 12 NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL STATE UNIVERSITY. GREENSBORO OCTOBER 4, 1974
SGA Meeting Held To Discuss Immediate Issues
By Mary Cropps Then the matter of activity John Kerns and Ronald Penny Review Board. Continuing,Kerns crimes. fees was brought up by Glover. introduced a bill to update the said that the proposals had been The discussion moved on to The second SGA student He said that the SGA had constitution of the university in presented previously but failed Homecoming. Glover outlined body meeting was held proposed to the vice chancellor regard to student courts. Kerns to get any feedback because of the events of the week as Wednesday evening in Harrison of student affairs that class dues stated that there was anexcessive lack of support from the student follows: Monday - free movie Auditorium. The turnout was be included with jthe activity fee number of courts on campus. He body. Tuesday and Thursday night - light. that students pay with their proposed to reduce the number Ronald Penny then explained convocation Bennie Glover, president of tuition instead of paying a set of courts from seven to three. his position as commissioner of Memorial ceremony for the SGA, opened the meeting by amount each year. These three courts would be student rights. He said that his Reggie Strickland introducing the freshman class This proposal will be put the Student Judiciary Council, position is parallel to that of the Wednesday . song festival officers. before the class presidents and the University Tribunal, and the attorney general. His function is Thursday - Coronation of the board of trustees of the Student-Faculty Appellate to defend students accused of (See Tentative, page 2) university. The president then announced u » that the budget of the SGA had I lane You been increased by $10,000, making the total budget $29,000. Retirement Of Dean Regretted According to Glover, this amount was still $19,000 short By Patricia Everett, Like awkward little boys for reasons concerning his health. of the amount originally dressed in men's Sunday's best, "I don't want to go,but the time requested. After the ceremony, Arthur they innocently watched the has come. But I will be coming The meeting moved on to the Headen, better known as retiring man • officially detach back all the time." S discussion of naming various "Country" was surrounded by himself from the anchors of their Asked if there was anything S buildings and streets on campus young men who were lingering Scott Hall lives. And the he wanted to say "Country" that are presently nameless. Lists boyishly around him-who were variously-shaded brown, young said, "May God Bless America -o were distributed to those at the shaking his hands and telling him bodies towered over and around and all the A&T family. "Oh," g meeting with a request that names how much they enjoyed knowing "Country" while their eyes he exclaimed, "please put these Si be submitted and returned to the * him or that they really didn't admiringly followed all of his two words in for me." SGA office. Bennie Glover want him to retire. movements. The words were Someone with his eyes staring "Bon-chance", meaning, "good aimlessly at the floor, passed luck." hurriedly through the maze of Before leaving the Ballroom. those who engulfed the former "Country" was seen with his Scott Hall counselor; pocket knife playfully dashing Fuel Conservation Stressed momentarily, the person looked after one of his young friends. in "Country's" direction and Building is a very old building Asked when the heat will be said, "I love you." which was built when there were turned on in the dormitories In the dull lights of the Due to pressures from only about three buildings on the supervisor stated there was Student Union Ballroom, the environmentalists, A&T's Power campus. not a definite date. Rather, the expression of emotions did not Plant underwent a conversion heat will be turned on when cold "Even though Dudley's seem untimely or out of place. from coal totoil last year. Merrill weather permanently sets in. heating system has been As, if the speaker of those three Watson, supervisor of the plant Soliciting the cooperation of renovated several times, this words had spoken what was stated he recently read Argentina the entire student body, faculty painfully in everybody's mind, will be increasing its taxes on its building was not designed for and staff, Watson wants the no one made any real effort to oil. Argentina is the prime modern day controls and it is University to help in conserving destroy the atmosphere those supplier of 'Number 6 Fuel', the very hard to equalize heat in that the heat as much as possible this sacred words had created. oil on which the Power Plant is building." winter. Seemingly the group silently especially equipped to operate. agreed to let the feelings and the So far, the supervisor said he three words quietly echo has not had any problem in 16 Students Receive throughout the Ballroom. obtaining oil. He cited Egypt and Finally, getting a chance to the U.S.A. as other suppliers of answer some questions, 'Number 6 Fuel'. However, "Country" said he was retiring Arthur "Country" Headen America's production of this fuel Transportation Grants is very small. The Transportation they will also be able to "I do feel, at the present rate Institution of North Carolina participate in many of the of growth and the present rate of A&T State University announced Institute's activities including Enrollment Increases consumption, all Americans must today that grants have been field trips, seminars and take definite steps toward awarded to sixteen students conferences, as well as provide them with the background for In Graduate School conserving our fuel or we will totaling $28,000. employment opportunities with have exhausted all our supplies^" The students were each awarded $1,800 for the 1974-75 mass transit operators, Watson stated. Kim Webb Several innovations have been academic year and will serve as transportation consultants and made in graduate education this Presently, the supervisor said others in the transportion sector. research assistants on projects One would think that year. The Department of Home the supply of coal is more In announcing the awards, the being conducted by the problems of increased Economics has revised its food plentiful than the supply of oil, Transportation Institute. associate director of the out-of-state tuition and the and nutrition major to include a "Right now we have to file a These students are assigned as Transportation Institute, Dr-. energy crisis would have some more flexible approach to the report to the State Enviromental assistants to faculty members Marion R. Blair, said that the effect on the enrollment in the field. But the newest innovation Agency about our total emissions who are conducting grants were awarded the students Graduate School. But this is not will be a nutrition education of contaminations into the air. transportation research or from a number of academic departments based on a the case. Of 2,069 students who approach whereby a student can Even oil does have emissions." training projects. The students will work a minimum of ten competitive application enrolled this year, 685 enrolled concentrate in the field of food When some of the overly- hours per week with faculty procedure. He stated that the for the spring semester; 784, for and nutrition with an education heated offices in Dudley Building members in charge of the Transportation Institute awards the summer semester; and 600, emphasis. were cited as counteraction doubled in number from projects. In addition to the for the fall semester. This is a net This summer, for the first efforts toward conserving fuel, training and education the 1973-74 period as a result of new gain of 524 students for last time, the Department of Watson stated, "The Dudley research assistants will receive. (See Director, page 2) year. (See Graduate, page 2) Page 2 The A&T Register October 4. 1974 Tentative Plans Made For Homecoming Shows (Continued from page I) Searchers and Mass Theory as Miss A&T back up performers. Friday - Homecoming Show Glover mentioned the Linwood Pollard, vice possibility of having A&T's name president of the SGA. said that attached to the Barry White the free movie would be "Sweet show which will be at the Jesus. Preacherman." He hopes Greensboro Coliseum the that two showings of the movies weekend of homecoming. will be possible. The speaker for This way the SGA would convocation is tentatively receive 20 per cent ofthe profit. scheduled to be Dick Gregory. Another show would be Convocation is generally on presented in Moore Gym after Wednesday, so the problem is the coliseum show at nominal changing the date from cost. However, nothing was Wednesday to Tuesday. completely resolved at the end of Michelle Burney, Miss A&T, the meeting. outlined her plans for the coronation. She said that the STUDENTS,GET READY! theme would center around the 40's, Mid-Semester Evaluation There was much discussion regarding the homecoming show. It's studying time again and Charles Phillips knows it. Time is getting short. Proposals submitted included the October 14-19 Miracles, and Mandrill as headliners with lesser known Monday -- Saturday groups such as Brute, the Soul
Director States Views
(Continued from page 1) the students to choose a career in grants from the Urban transportation.* he said. Transportation Administration The students receiving the of the U.S. Department of grants are Andrew Barnes, Transportation. "There is a national Conway: Claudette Bennett. commitment to train and Greensborw: James Blackmon. educate more students for Greensboro: Waymond careers in transportation, and we Blackmon Greensboro: Julius are proud that A&T has been Douglas. Greensboro; Paula expanding its transportation program," said Blair. Dudley. Englewood. N. J.: Kathy i Arthur Saltzman. director of Hatcher, Mount Airy: Ted the Transportation Institute, said Mangum. Raleigh: Charles the institute believes in having Chapel Hill. Cassandre Nash. students involved at each level of Greensboro: Anita Nunley. research and training: n'This Rochester. New York: Milton involvement affords the students Siler. Seat Pleasant. Marylany: the opportunity to become Shirley Spevey. Wilson: Lennard Engineering familiar with the firld of Utcker.Winston-Salem: Joseph transportation while receiving Urieto. Lagos, Nigeria: Johnny graduates, put your financial aid, which motivates Wilder. Greensboro. talents to work Graduate School Received immediately with $25,000 In Financial Aid The M. W. Kellogg Company. (Continued from page 1) obtain .< makers degree in The M.W. Kellogg Company is looking for out-of-the-ordinary Economics resurrected the English with an emphasis on engineers who can assume positions of responsibility fast. Kellogg is courses in Rural sociology. African Literature. working around the clock on major energy conversion projects that are The Graduate School has also It will introduced the future designed to head off growing shortages of fertilizer and fuel around expanded to two off-campus a six-year program which is the world. We're continuing to broaden our worldwide services to the centers in Hamlet and called advanced certification in petroleum and petrochemical industries, and this growth has created Fayetteville. education which will help some exciting opportunities for engineers. In terms of student financial students to move toward a As one of the world's leading engineering and construction aid last year, this school obtained doctoral degree. It will also companies, Kellogg provides fully integrated design, engineering, $12,005 and this year, $25,000! introduce (his advanced procurement, construction and support services to our clients throughout This is a total gain of $13,095. certification for other majors; the world. This work is complex and demanding and requires people The Graduate School, will be other schools are holding the line who can apply new ideas to existing technology in the areas of petroleum expanding even more in the because of course, accreditation refining, ammonia and fertilizer processing, petrochemical future as students will be able to for the advanced certification. • manufacturing, LNG facilities and pollution control and abatement. The people we are seeking are definitely above average. So the people we select can expect to receive above average compensation, in terms of salary and benefits as well as the personal reward that comes English Department Plans from being a leader in one's chosen profession. If this sounds like the kind of company and career you're looking London Cultural Study Tour for, make an appointment to talk to us on campus. Campus Interviews The Humanities Section of Stratford-upon-Avon via Oxford October 9, 1974 the English Department is University, to Canterbury, and to planning an in-deptk Cultural many other points of cultural Study Tour of London, England, interest. from March 8-17, 1975. Much The Study Tour is open to the [StScc] The M.W. Kellogg Company time will be spent studying the entire University Community,, 1300 Three Greenway 1'Iaza East • Houston, Texas 77046 African art housed in the British but it is especially planned for National Gallery and the British a-....,,,.,!,".. '„".) PULLMAN students and teachers interested * /////// • INCORPORATED Museum. in the Humanities. Please watch for further announcements An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F Tou rs will be made to regarding the cost per person. First Mark Fraternity October 4, 1974 The, A&T Register Page 3 Alphas Accepted In State's IFC
Alpha Phi Alpha recently the blood drive, and such as the student government became the first Black fraternity inter-fraternity social life such as and committees, and we believe to be accepted into State's Inter concerts." we can help the IFC in this Fraternity Council (IFC), and Al Pannell, president of area." one of the first Black fraternities Alpha Phi Alpha, said the Pannell added that Alpha Phi M to be accepted into the benefits between the IFC and Alpha is not interested in any organization nationally. Alpha Phi Alpha will be mutual. specific area of the IFC', but all "This will be of mutual of it in general. r;. "This is the first time the IFC benefit for both groups," said Mike Wood, vice-president of has accepted a Black frat into its Pannell. "It will mean a new Alpha Phi Alpha, went into more m m ranks. This is also a big step in direction for fraternity life, for detail on Alpha's interest in the race relations at N.C. State. this is a predominantly Black IFC. Alpha Phi Alpha deserves a lot of Fraternity on a predominantly "THE IFC HAS EXPLORED credit for taking the step to join white campus. We hope to some areas we have not gotten the IFC/' said Wayne Lowder, exchange ideas that will into yet, such as the blood drive. IFC president. transcend the IFC or the campus. We hope to get into these areas "I THINK THAT THE "THE IDEALS OF ALPHA through the IFC, This will also primary interest of Alpha Phi phi Alpha are set in working in be a learning experience for Alpha was in the intramural the community, and we hope to Alpha Phi Alpha. Before we saw sports program. They also steer the IFC in this direction. everything from one side; now expressed interest in the blood There are also a large number of our view is increased, and we can drive and the Big Brother people in our frat who are see issues from all sides," Wood No matter how cold it gets Aggies have that rare ability commented. program, with major interest in involved in campus activities, to generate heat. photo by Lance Stevenson Wins In Run-Off
By Robert 3x
Donovan Stevenson was elected president of the freshman class September 24 in a run-off with Curtis Askew. Askew had received 66 votes and Stevenson, 63 in an election September 12. Stevenson said, of the election, "I was disappointed at the announcement of the run-off, but I was surprised at the victory." Stevenson had incorrectly THE Ta\A\DS been announced as the freshman presidential winner because of a F\RST miscalculation by the elections committee. Stevenson said that F§K¥ A\ND ONLY preparation for homecoming and unification of the freshman class are his first projects. His major goal is to gain recognition for HIGH-FASHION freshmen not as just new students but as major contributors to campus affairs. CLOTHING A class meeting will be held, \N THE \ and suggestions will be accepted for projects to be done during STORE the school year. Stevenson said, Lr\WND/\Lt "If any student has problems whether in personal* or campus affairs, my staff and I will be willing to be of assistance." SHOPPING Stevenson expressed optimism and determination about the freshman class. CENTER
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WEDDINGS/COMMERCIAL CHILDREN/PORTRAITS ENVIRONMENTAL PORTRAITS 1 Page 4 The A&T Register October 4. 1974
i ! Cold Leaves A&T "CHILLED" What Is In A Name ? I Buildings should have some personality; that is. they UNIVERSITY FACILITIES As unpredictable winter intervenes with autumn, should be named for someone who has contributed TO BE NAMED 1 . Cafeteria students' attire varies. something to the development of the organization or the 2. Last Hall and Gymnasium One day might bring strong winds and a sun that refuses institution within. 3. New Girls High Rise to shine and then we see half-frozen students faithfully Traditionally, buildings have been named for the dead. Dormitory walking to classes, while the next day brings sunshine and, But, why? The answer usually given is that the dead 4. New Men's Dormitory clear skies. Through wind, rain, or scorching sun most cannot embarrass or disgrace an institution. The living 5. Heritage House 'students never fail to meet their classes. may. (i. Athletic Field House 7. Riwer 11ant During cold days, as one walks across campus, all life Age also plays a dominant factor in the approval of a 8. N ursery School appears to be frozen in the vicinity of Scott Hall name. For example. Gibbs Hall was named for the now V. "The Register" Office Dormitory. Light coats and hats are worn by pedestrians,, President Emeritus Warmoth T. Gibbs. House 10. Kent Court whereas, when sunny days appear again, life stirs; the Barnes Hall was named for Dr. B. W. Barnes, an Continuing Education Center 1 1. sound of music streams out of the window. And most of alumnus and retired dentist. New Health. Physical Education and Recreation Building 12. the residence of Scott Hall are crowded around the steps Many buildings on campus are to be named soon and Physics - Mathematics Building or near the sidewalk. Tops and light jackets are worn once we hope that careful thought will be given to the 13. Child Development Center again. selections. 14. Buildings and But 1 hope everyone is prepared for the time when Our main concern, however, is the name that will be Grounds-Maintenance winter really sets in. assigned to the building that houses The Register. Building Staffs, over the years, have made unique contributions. For example, even though The Register had been published intermittently prior to 193 1. the records show The Chancellor And His Band Of Merry Men that Ellis Corbett and staff in 1931 published more frequently than any in the past. By James D. Camp problems in that area. Having the extension in that Albert Rozier and Tommy Gaddie made outstanding This is the first of a two-part Engineers began the task of position would also mean that contributions. letter to the editor. trying to work out the best'route there would probably be either As a member of the Stanley Johnson gave to us the first once-a-week for the above-stated roady It was an overhead or underground student-body here at A&T, I am walkway and ramp to permit the publication. decided that the road should be sure you have heard the saying; extended from the corner of pedestrian, and auto both to Hilliard Hines. with his high hopes. gave "the white man was responsible Benbow and Bluford "and tie into move safely at the same time, us the I.B.M. Composer unit which enabled Janice Smith to for shafting us this time." the street between Can^'pbell Hall which is not unusual. It would publish twice weekly. Out of all of these staffers, there Well, I would like to tell you and Senior Dorm. This route also have provided another route is yet another one which has been here to advise and to of some of the ways we have and would have meant that there from one side of the campus to still are being shafted by those guide The Register from a monthly to a twice weekly. This would be an almost straight the other, maybe even a better here at A&T who like to be stretch of road with a mild curve. one than the present one. person has personality and over the years as faculty advisor thought of as the Planners, This would also have meant a Well, low and behold, the to The Register has contributed something to the Developers . Administrators, less-expensive extension. Chancellor and Administrators development of this organization as well as this institution. and Chancellor. The proper word were present with this plan and that would truly describe these At this time a new gym was were asked if it would meet their individuals would-be the go-for's. supposed to occupy the area approval. If the plan did not 1 will properly define this word South of Senior Dorm and east meet their approval, they could later. of Moore Gym. This would mean suggest a different one. Now, A few years ago there was a that the gym would be divided with a group of supposedly by the proposed extension to decision made to continue educated men this would seem to Benbow. This would also mean Benbow Road from Market be the proper way to handle it. that there would be a good and All leading editorials are written by the editor of THE A&T Street (East) to Sullivan Street. But was it? Our Chancellor This was thought to be the best easy way for traffic to flow to REGISTER. Such editorials will mot necessarily carry a byline and and his Band of Merry Men way to solve some of the traffic the new gym, car wise. will not reflect the opinions of the University or the entire staff. (continued in next issue) Staff members are free to write dissenting opinions.
Published twice weekly during the school year by students of A&T State University. Meeting Found Lacking To receive the Register, please send S7.50 to THE A&T REGISTER, Box E-25, Greensboro, North Carolina 27411, By Rosie A. Stevens to cover mailing and handling cost. Member: Associated Collegiate Press. The agenda of the most recent SGA meeting neglected one major matter, the omission of which is an insult to the student body. This matter is the long-range plans currently being drawn up by the university concerning the role ofthe university in the University of North The A&T Register Carolina system and its role in the education of people in the state, nation, and world. Editor Michael Braye Instead, Mr. Glover and the SGA chose to dwell upon such things as plans for Managing Editor Phyllis Mittman homecoming, naming of buildings, introduction of freshman officers, among other trivia. Associate Managing Editor . . . . Cynthia Shipley The only important matter discussed was the student courts. News Editor Rosie Stevens Why should long-range plans for the university be discrssed above plans for Senior Associate News Editor . . . Patricia Everett homecoming? The obvious answer is that homecomings come once a year and go just as Junior Associate News Editor . . . Michael Hailey often. These events do not affect us nearly as much as higher education. This should be our Business Manager Gregory Phillips number one priority item because we should have a voir*? in the role our university plays in Office Manager Patricia Ingram higher education. We should have this say because after we graduate, we will support the .Ad Manager Richard Ford university as alumni. Production Manager John Williams It is granted that the administration does not seek actively to obtain student input. It is Sports Editor Blannie Bowen also granted that any administration that not only does not seek student input, but also cuts Fine aArts Editor Sandra Midgett budgetary requests of some student representatives on the basis that some other president or Feature Editor Mary Cropps representative proved to be incompetent is unfair. Granted that the SGA has to bargain for Circulation Manager Doris Forbes budget money, this does not relieve the SGA from bringing vital matters before the student Chief Photographer .... Lance VanLandingham body. H ead Typist .Yvonne Anders There is a kind of leader who appears to do an excellent job because nobody ever bothers Advisor . . *. Mrs. Loreno Marrow to ask if there is, in fact, a job being done. There is also a kind of leader who does a sorry job and finds excuses for failing to do a better job. What kind of excuse does Mr. Glover have for failing to perform one of his duties in urusamo K* NATIONAL ADVH.TJMNG BY getting vital information before the student body? National Educational Advertising Services, Inc. * The writer would hope that, having failed to bring this before the student body, Mr. ' 360 Uaington Ave, New York, N. Y. 10017 Glover would remedy this situation by calling a meeting to obtain some student body input. J Or dies he think it is much too complex for people like us to deal with? October 4, 1974 The A&T Register Page 5 Produce
implications were that her initialtive to take that Last year some members of an issue as a sister who is leaders. Black scholars, even faculty was also less than foundation and develop most of the SGA staff and 1 currently enrolled at UNC-G, Black grad students who attend adequate. Well the majority of what he wants to know ventured onto the campus of without my even asking began to "high class" predominately white A&T's faculty received their post (quantitativelyand qualitatively). UNC-G in an effort to open up rationalize her existence at institution are counted, their graduate degrees from those In conclusion there is no communications between the UNC-G as opposed to A&T. Her original base is some Black, supposedly superior institutions, reason to assume that, because Black students on UNC-G's reason unjustly stated that ''supposedly inferior" which means that they had to Black People thake their campus and the Blacks on A&T's -• -• a ; " j -" -' -•-•—- - have been at least as good or, in a academic pursuits outside of the campus. It was anything but a lot of cases, better than people Black community, they have rewarding experience as our instucting at UNC-G in the same rejected the concepts of African efforts to unite led to courses. A.&T gives out a limited People. We should be happy that personalized conflict followed by CRISIS number of masters and no PhDs; they could get in school endless criticisms. It seemed that our faculty had to go elsewhere somewhere. We're complaining the Blacks on UNC-G's campus to obtain their training. If they about crowded conditions at were charging, and with some return inferior, then "superior" A&T already so we should be justification, that the brothers schools" are producing inferior thankful that hundreds of our and sisters on A&T's campus By Ted L. Mangum teachers all over the country. brothers and sisters could find a were more interested in why means of learning somewhere. they chose to attend a The other thing wrong with Secondly, there is no need to predominately white institution, this agrument is that if aperson is justify a location; just produce in than the fact that they were still UNC-G gave a better academic institution. Then this poses the totally dependent upon his that location. It doesnot matter Black people. quality of education; not saying instructor to furnish him all the that Black institutions had any question of how knowledge he needs, then his if one is enrolled at a predominately white institution, Either because of this or other control over their "supposedly "inferior"schools can out ability to obtain knowledge for in prison, in the armed forces, or reasons, our brothers and sisters inferior" conditions, but that the produce "superior" schools in himself and relate or interpret on the street; if he is working in enrolled at UNC-G have system just naturally produced light of the academic pursuit of knowledge to and for his pi ..pie the interest of his people, we as a developed an unnecessarily better quality for white people. our people. And one can deal is restricted indeed. Any people will continue to progress. defensive attitude towards the This is statistically and with these facts percentage wise instructor can only offer a brothers and sisters in Aggieland. historically an invalid reason IF or numerically; the results spell foundation to be built upon. Importance of location can This had led to other this was weighing her objectives the same. Beyond that one must have the never be allowed to take priority unnecessary and wasteful efforts and defining her purpose in The second excuse which was will and desire to want to know. over purpose or objectives in our to try to rationalize or explain terms of the struggle of her based on the first invalid Any institution can only offer a struggle if we are to eliminate away their reasons for going to a people. This reason cannot be assumption was that, because foundation of what one needs to unnecessary senseless division predominately white school. historically documented because, A&T was supposedly an>l know; the final factor in one^ between us and realize the strength of unity. Last week this again became when the majority of our Black "inferior school," the academic pursuit is if he has the
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Yet most men just like to say that ugliness is point by now, so I'd like to leave you with these pointers in mind: you would have thought the are too conceited or afraid to only skin deep. Even though fat whole world was laughing. But talk to a fat person because they goes beneath the skin, there is a (1) If you have decided you let's be realistic, most of the feel their friends are going to beautiful heart under all of that can't lose weight (which you world is laughing at fat people. laugh. If any of you guys are in fat, just waiting to explode....to can), don't, but be neat! breathe for the first time. " You I want to know why. this situation, tell your friends to (2) If you can't dig a fat could be one of those men who Why are you laughing at the HELL with laughing, it's time to sloppy woman, check out a will be fortunate enough to fat girl that just walked by? I'm go to work!!!!! heavy neat onefor results. receive all the affection you will talking to you. There are plenty of small girls (3) REMEMBER: THE need for a life time. LATEST FASHIONS AREN'T Nine out of ten people can on this campus and all of them FOR EVERYBODY!!!! WEAR only reply by saying, "I really are not shaped like the figure Then let's be realistic once again; the female could at least WHA T SUITS YOU BEST. don't know; she's just fat. " Yet eight. If men would take time to put forth some effort. Some look (4) LOOK FOR BEAUTY you really don't know, so I'm look at the mind of an individual as if they are on the verge of no INSIDE A PERSON; DO NOT going to tell vou. I'm going to rather than ther physical ... a,a,a ,a#a,a ,a,a,a .aa^a ,.j.. ,a,aa ,a_%a .a.a, ret LOOK AT FATNESS!!!! X aNV a"a*a, a'aV Artist Maintains His Popularity With The Fans With the constant day-to-day again. The Louisiana born, later followed by the smash O.C. continues to play top in Chicago. surge of new talent upon us,it's Los Angeles raised, performer, "Little Green Apples." His night clubs, such as the West Side His popularity and place in difficult for an established artist first garnered national acclaim Columbia albums include "The Room at the Century Plaza in contemporary music has never to maintain his popularity with "The Son Of Hickory Dynamic O.C. Smith," "Hickory Los Angeles, the Embassy in waned. Despite everything he's without a continuous flow of hit Holler's Tramp," which sold Holler Revisited" and "For Once Toronto, Caesar's Palace in Las accomplished thus far, the best records. Without that hit, an close to a million copies and was In My Life." Vegas, and The Sherman House of O.C. Smith is yet to be heard. artist must find a way to remain in the limelight while the search goes on for that magic tune. O.C. Smith has kept his name in neon with countless television Fashion Show Comes To Greensboro and nightclub appearances throughout the United States and Europe. His fans have always By Warren K. Williams soft-easy look of loose-flying season in many-corn munities and a fashions from Paris. The famed Ebony Fashion capes over full-swinging coats, virtual cornucopia for charity. kept a warm spot in their hearts This is a one-time experience for him, because he's not the Show with ali of its beauty and below-the-knee skirts cut on the Since its beginning in 1957 and a must for All Fashion splendor will make one of its bias and roomy cardigans with type of entertainer one listens to conscience Aggies. Student stops, in its eighty-city tour in their own scarves for the fall and Ebony has donated more than but experiences. tickets are three dollars and can Greensboro, on Oct. 17 at War winter seasons. four million to Black Charities If you've been waiting for Memorial Auditorium. As always, along with high be obtained at the door, or through Mrs. Nan Bowling at the O.C.'s next smash, its upon us: Called "The Big Whirl of The flamboyant Ebony fashion, come the girls; some of Cosmos Club from 12 a.m. to 5 his single "La La Peace musical Fashion" by Ebony, this year's Fashion Fair is the most Americas most beautiful Black p.m. Monday through Friday. charts and his fans are smiling all-Black Show features the prestigious social event of the Women will be wearing the latest 1 1 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 8 last 14 16 9 43 Data (abbr.) 12 " smiles that... 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Those real fine misses in those the diligence performing." chemistry major,replied, "I have Scores-upon-scores of high school athletes come to this skin tight britches about to bust Jean Brown, senior, Rocky always wanted to be a member University with high hopes of making it big in college. out of their stitches, this Mount, stated, "I like being a of the A&T band regardless of Unfortunately, teams can have only certain numbers of describes the scintillating show majorette; it provides me the being band member or players. the majorettes of A&T perform opportunity to perform and majorette." at every Aggie pigskin halftime. entertain before people." Robin Wright sophomore The question so often asked is "What happens to the Although their performance is Gail Whiteside, senior Greensboro said, "Being a other students who do not make it to the top?" limited, much effort and time is Spondale, stated "Being a majorette is fun and exciting. I Some of them sit on the practice fields and moan put into their practices for a majorette is an enjoyment I have like travel and there's something because they could not make the team. Others try to help game. Captain Donna Cannon a done since being little, there's new always to perform before the athletic department in other ways such as trainers and senior from St. Petersburg, never a dull moment." spectators." Florida,said, "We practice two to Angela Johnson, senior volunteer workers. five hours six days a week and i Reidsville, "Being a majorette Faye Howard, senior business Still others compete in athletics, only on a different sometimes seven. As captain,it is helps relieve the tensions, and I education, major, Henderson, scale. To help students who can only dream of traveling my responsibility to see everyone have enjoyed being one since stated, "I really believe 1 was with the team, A&T has come along with an intramurals is knowledgeable of the routines high school. born with a silver baton in my hand. As a Majorette there is program. and discipline. 1 enjoy being a Olivia Barrett»advanced junior, majorette, performing before never a dull moment, its really Exactly, what is the intramurals program? The Greensboro, replied, "Since people and showing my talent." becoming a majorette it's really exciting." intramurals program is designed to meet the needs and Other majorettes are Carolyn exciting; sometimes we have In conclusion, one must desires of students, male as well as female, who have Mintz, junior, Greensboro, a problems but we always manage concur that the halftime she i of special interest in athletics. former Pantherette at Dudley, to solve them together." Flag the A&T Majorettes provides a Teams are organized with students serving as «oaches, , who enjoys being a majorette Twirler, Sharon Mitchell definite thrill. Proof of this: All umpires, trainers, managers, cheerleaders and just about and also enjoys sports. from Thomasville said, ''Friends of the Aggie Dudes in the stands Barbara Sessions, a senior from influenced my becoming a echoing one phrase when the any other position which may help a team win its title. 1 New Haven, Connecticut,said," I majorette, and 1 enjoy being one ; majorettes take the field at The best thing about the program is its cost. A student have been a majorette since also, I like football." halftime, "SKIN TIGHT!*' can play any of these sports (it is too many of them to write) and end-up paying not one red cent of money, a good buy in these inflated times. JCS Struggling Golden Bulls Meet Roger McKee is director of intramurals and it is fun to watch him as he delegates responsibility to students. He is in complete command and does an excellent job of Blood Thirsty A&T Aggie Squadron coordinating intramurals. His office is in the Memorial Union and his door is By Craig Turner Spindle (6-2,255). (6-0,205). The defense does not have the The secondary is led by Willie always open to students. Any student, who cannot make The Aggies travel to Cnarlotte punch as in past years, but it still Bailey (6-2,180). His teammates varsity teams or would just like to play sports should this week to face the Golden remains adequate. Ends Larry will be Tyward Jordan (6-0,200) contact him. Bulls of Johnson C.Smith. The Mathis (6-0,200) and Columbus and Cnarles Duckett (5-10.175). You can play football, softball, basketball, volleyball, Bulls come into the game with an Reid (5-9, 235), along with badminton, track, golf, bowling, etc., if you desire to. 0-3 record and have not shown tackles Larry Faulkner (6-2,265) The Bulls have yet to get anu siany of life so far. and mammoth Ronnie Corley There is nothing to stop you from competing, except started and are facing a hungry (6^1,315), are tops. Aggie squad that is out for blood you. The offense is the key to The linebackers are all after two close defeats. It should Smith's CI A A ( Central lettermen with Marvin Manigault be a most interesting contest Intercollegiate Athletic (5-1 1 .200), Bill Harris in the Queen city. CONCERNING THE A&T FOOTBALL team, well, to Association) hopes. They are led (5-11,200), and Dale Patterson be safe this week, I am not saying much. We will face a by quarterbacks Luther Carter (6-2,200) and James Wideman team (J.C. Smith) which is worse than ours-thank God. (6-0,180). Carter led the • **•*•***•*****• The Golden Bulls are 0-3 and they have been having it conference in scoring and offense rough this year. Considering the way A&T came back to last year. y& Know, Combinm* score 19 points on FAMU, we 'might' be ready. The runningbackf are quick If the rest of the team does not get upset about being and elusive. The most exciting of these speed demons is 'Mighty led by the Class of '78, Ellsworth Turner and Friends, we Mite' Bruce Dukes who stands a can have a good eight games left; but, if it does not work mere 5-8,1 50 pounds. The power that way, oh well.... in the attack is Kenny Bonham Here are the vies oFmy fellow writers for this game: (5-11,205) who hurt the Aggies badly last year. Blannie E. Bowen, A&T Wide receivers Curtis Leak Deborah Brown, A&T (5-10,170) and Ronald Rogers Linda Dalton, A&T (6-1,170) are well remembered Nicie Cannon, A&T by the veterans in the A&T Craig Turner, A&T secondary. 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