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This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Digital Collections at Aggie Digital Collections and Scholarship. It has been accepted for inclusion in NCAT Student Newspapers by an authorized administrator of Aggie Digital Collections and Scholarship. For more information, please contact [email protected]. THt^^ REGISTER "COMPLETE AWARENESS FOR COMPLETE COMMITMENT" .VOLUME XLVI NUMBER 19 . NORTH C AROLDMA AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL STATE UNIVERSITY. GREENSBORO NOVEMBER 1, 1974 Humanitarian Shares Views Dick Gregory Speaks Before a capacity-filled Moore United States, the American Gymnasium audience, Dick people will be looking at the Gregory opened Convocation by country's next President. sharing his views on the responsibilites young people Gregory found President must undertake to perserve the Ford's threatening the Arabs democratic system of this over their own oil, as comical, country. especially when the President has not said anything to the Citing America's bicentennial American oil companies about anniversary, Gregory said this their profits which resulted from country may not be a free the recent oil shortage. democracy in 1976 unless the Further on Gregory compared young people turn this entire the President's decision to give nation around and save it with, amnesty, under conditions to 'moral power' from the corrupt' American draft dodgers, to the activities which threaten America's future. blanket pardon which was given to former President Richard To explain one of the Nixon. Dick Gregory addresses students and faculty during the opening day of homecoming week. contradictory elements of our The humanitiarian said it was photo by Lance advanced nation, the about time the American people humanitarian noted, "The most realize that, if "Old men make sophisticated country in this war, dammit old men should world ain't got no food." fight the war." University Foundation Receives Moving on to more sensitive Gregory told the audience, if queries, Gregory said John F. a Black institution gave up "X" Kennedy, Lyndon B.Johnson, J. number of meals per week to $92,000 Of Financial Support Edgar Hoover and other national dramatize the world's food problem, the institution may The A&T University industrial technology; and $2,000 each from Carolina Steel figures perhaps were victims of political and intelligence become the first college to win a Foundation has received grants Burlington Industries Foundation, Burlington Nobel Prize. totaling more than $92,000 in Foundation awarded $3,470 for Industries amd Celanese planning. •r Continuing, he said Black support of the university's scholarships. Foundation. In the humanitarian's view, sororities and fraternities should scholarship and development The . grants also included Other gifts came from President Gerald Ford "ain't be an "ethnic Black blood stream program. $3,000 from Commercial Credit Western Electric, nothing but a stand-in". Gregory that runs through the Black The new funds were Corporation, $2,400 from Colgate-Palmolive Company, saidj when Nelson Rockefeller is announced Tuesday by Marshall Burroughs Corporation, and Ciba-Geigy and Allied Chemicals. sworn in as vice president of the (See 'Gregory' page 2) Colston, executive director of the Foundation, Miss A&T Remarks Colston called the grants "a real manifestation of encouragement to A&T at the height of its bid for general Students Made Coronation Possible excellence in all of its programs." He said the latest grants By Mary Cropps attendant^ and Delores McRae, increased to nearly $600,000 . senior attendant. the amount paid or pledged to Michelle Burney was formally For her attire, Michelle chose the Foundation in its current crowned Miss A&T Thursday long-range campaign. a knee-length dress of gold lame night in the presence of a with matching cape and turban. The grants included $15,000 capacity crowd in Moore from the Xerox Corporation for In her remarks to the audience Gymnasium. "Once in a the University's cooperation for she said that, without •• the Lifetime: The Good Times" was assistance to the cooperative! support and concern of the the theme of this year's work-study program and $5,000 students^ her coronation would coronation. The setting was a from Alcoa Foundation for not have been possible. night club typical of the 1920's, engineering. The queen expressed her love 30's and 40's. United States Steel awarded and gratitude for every student The gymnasium was $5,000 for the departments of at A&T and also to those who decorated with silver, and gold mathematics, physics and. made the coronation possible. streamers and flashing lights and kaliedoscopes of color. Ruthie Williams paid tribute The queens and their escorts to Michelle with a poem, and made their entrances on a Eddie Bines sang "For Once In runway. Dressed in the styles of My Life" in honor of Michelle. the era of the 20's, 30's and 40's, Also Niyana K. Rasayon recited the ladies wore knee length skirts a poem for Miss A&T. and dresses with slits and layers. The administration presented On their feet were platform Michelle with one hundred shoes and sandals. The gentlemen dollars and on behalf of the wore derbys, wide-brim hats and student body, Linwood Pollard, suits right out of the 20's, 30's vice president of the SGA, and 40's. Some of the escorts presented Michelle with a gold carried canes and walking sticks. necklacewith the emblem of A&T Miss A&T's court consisted of on it. Carol Morgan, the freshman The music for the event was attendant; Dorothy Hurdle, Marshall Colston provided by the A&T Jazz sophomore; Trilby Ball, junior Michelle Burney is crowned Miss A&T at coronation __„ _ Ensemble. photo by Lance Page 2 The A&T Register November 1, 1974 Dr. Arthur Lewis Renowned Economist Lectures By Jimmie Winston brought out the point that even receive the economical spill over though economic development is from these industries. Also these Dr. W. Arthur Lewis, one of going on in less developed enclave industries bring with the world's most distinguished countries, there are still millions them new techniques of professors in the area of of people in these less-developed production: they hire some of Economic Development^ was countries that economic the people of the less developed guess lecturer at A&T last Friday development hasn't touched. Dr. countries in which they are afternoon. Lewis feels that more people located, and they pay for new Dr. Lewis was born in St. should be concerned about this infrastructure. Lucia, West Indies, in 1915 and fact. Enclave industries hamper the received his Ph.D. degree from Dr. Lewis also lectured on process of economic the University of London in how enclave industries have development because they may 1940. Currently, he is professor helped and hampered the efforts under sell the other industries in Economics and International of economic development. that are already established in Affairs at Princeton University. These industries aid in the the less -developed countries. The topic of Dr. Lewis's process of economic They also destroy the traditional lecture was "Distribution and development in less developed economy by paying higher wage Economic Growth", in which he countries because the people levels than the industries already there, this in turn bring about excessive migration of the working force in these less- developed countries. Gamma Sigma Delta Receives Dr. Lewis feels that economic development should be viewed §111 fill » Forty Members From A&T from a long run perspective Gregory speaks to capacity crowd at convocation. because the results will be seen in photo by Lance the children of the adults in the Forty faculty members, of persons in teaching, extension, less developed countries rather students, and alumni of A&T and research related to the field than the adults themselves. Dick Gregory Tells Audience State University were inducted' of agriculture. Other than being a great Tuesday night as charter The new faculty members lecturer, Dr. Lewis is also a great members of a new chapter of the included Dr. Rudolph Artis, Dr. author and writer. In addition to "Moral Power" Is Needed international Gamma Sigma W. Archie Blount, Talmage forty articles, he has written Delta, honor society of Brewer, Dr. Basil Coley, William "Principles of Economic (Continued from page 1) save America. agriculture. C. Cooper, C.E. Dean, Dr. Planning, "Economic Survey communities." Also Gregory The A&T chapter became the Samuel J. Dunn, Dr. Willie T. 1918-1939," "Overhead Costs", stated Black schools could be Before leaving, Gregory asked first to be installed on a Ellis, Ms. Thelma J. Feaster, and "The Theory of Economic relatively financially independent the audience to take the "good predominately Black campus in Growth". if Blacks would send five dollars feeling", which was felt Thomas W. Flowers, Dr. Ben W. I I the nation, and only the second Harris, Ms. Bessie B. Jeffries, Ms. VA*WW AMV\»VWWWWVM» to the United Negro College throughout Moore gymnasuim in Nor.th Carolina. Cynthia Johnson, R.E. Jones, Dr. Fund. He said all contributions from the audience, on the Included among the inductees Harold E. Mazyck^Jr., Sheilda to this Fund are tax write-offs. outside. Gregory said let were Dr. Lewis C. Dowdy, McDowell, Donald H. McAfee , Welcome Alumni The humanitarian told the Homecoming "blossom into chancellor of A&T; and Dr. David Persell, .Dr. Glenn F. audience that "moral power" something real and something Warmoth T. Gibbs,Sr., president Rankin, Dr. William E. Reed, H. VW*AWArVW\-%Art*WWViW and not violence is needed to alive." emeritus of the university. Revell Jr., Dr. Howard Robinson, Presenting A&T its charter Ms. Shirley Rouse, John A. was international president Dr. Spaulding, Dr. Albert Spruill, Dr. The. Aggie* Are Coming Duane Acker, dean of agriculture B.C. Webb, Ms. Elynor A. at South Dakota State Williams.and R.L. Wynn. Univeristy. Also present was Student members are Connie Most Area Hotels Are Booked international secretary, K.R. D. Baggett and Blannie Bowen for homecoming, many of the the Homecoming festivities will Keller of North Carolina State and alumni members are S.J. By Benjamin Forbes area motels and hotels have been be held, the reservations clerks University in Raleigh. Hodges, Jr., J.W. Jeffries, W.T. booked solid. said many of its reservations Founded at Ohio State Johnson, Sr., J.C. McLaughlin, With the thousands of guests, At the Hilton Inn on West were made during and. University in 1905, the society Felton Ray and the late J.W. alumni, and friends of the A&T Market Street, where many of immediately after last years has as its purpose the honoring Jeffries. State University family expected homecoming. She stated that many of the guest will be arriving Center For Continuing Education from New York, Baltimore, 'Detroit, and Washington. Holiday Inn Four Seasons say that it was booked completely last week. The Golden Eagle has "Doors Are Opened To All Students" been filled ever since A&T's last By Alease Linney inserted, "that, when the public would not conflict with the home game against Norfolk pays taxes to support the university. This is the purpose of !because of its irregular schedule. State. "The doors are opened to all University^ it is entitled to other the former motel known as Kent Also there is not a street that The Reservation list at the students. We're very eager to .services, which everyone doesn't Court. Persons attending leads to the center from the Sheraton Motor Inn stated it had just reserved its last room for make them aware of our receive, because some don't have conferences or meetings can campus so many people don't homecoming earlier this week. facilities." These are comments sons or daughters to attend the spend the night here at the know where the Center is. Howard Johnson Motor made by Dr. B. W. Harris, center." Because of this publicity University. Therefore this Lodge-Coliseum reservationist Harris explained the Center information is distributed to on director of Center for program is set up for their use said that the motel is almost and off-campus students. Continuing Education. also." began at a small scale because the booked completely, but are funds were not available. In 1957 However the Center seems to The department co-ordinates "We also have our own expecting it to be filled before the university established a face a problem; no one seems to evening class programs which can publication called Friday. Ramada reservationist department in the School of know what the Center does. But, be taken after work hours. As of 'Cornmuniversity' which is sent indicated that 80 rooms have Agriculture for the purpose of Harris stated he was glad to talk now the center is beginning a to participants and expected been reserved for the conducting workshops and short about the Center "because not new opportunity to arrange for participants," he stated. homecoming weekend. The inn many students understand what weekend classes. The schedule courses. Harris hopes in the near expects to be completely filled before mid-week. it's all about." and the classes are based on the "At that time, I was made the future that the state will give director of short courses with an Other area motels contacted Harris said the program is demands. In addition, on the sufficient money to build a office and secretary," Harris said. stated they have a few rooms left called "Adult Education and basis of needs, some non-credit brand new facility to provide for "Now we've grown to a point but are expecting to fill those Community Service" and its courses are offered also. housing, meetings, and meals. where we can serve more vacancies in a short time. mission is to provide Education "We also plan and conduct Harris, a 1948 graduate of departments with our facilities. service to the community and programs such as workshops for A&T, received his masters in We now have three professional the state" The department's the whole university'' Harris Agricultural Education from staff members including myself Homecoming main goal is to achieve an said. But, in order to serve the Pennsylvania State University and three secretaries." extension or public service community or the public we and his doctorate from N.C. Spirit fu Action. "We feel," Harris Harris commented that the State University in Raleigh, needed accommodations that center faces some problems November 1, 1974 The A&T Register Page 3

Campus Haps

Industrial Education Luncheon in the Union, Rooms 213-14-15, Saturday at 12:00.

The Sociology Club will meet Tuesday, evening in the Student Union, Room 212 at 8:00. All members are urged to be there.

Economics Club Meeting will be held at 3:00, Room 321 Merrick Hall on Tuesday, November 5.

All entities of this university are asked to inform the A&T REGISTER'S news department, at least two weeks in advance of guest speakers, conferences and other news items. Please call 379-7700 or come by the newspaper office The marching Aggies doin' it in D.C. pnoto by carter Alumni Mix at the Hilton Inn 8:00 p.m. on Friday, Religion, Poetry, Song And Dance November 1. Result From«Yoh Black Self9

By Robert 3x success. He also stated that "International Solidarity For People of Color." KoKo spoke Alumni Schedule Christianity is not the way The main aim of Christianity because it is the reason we are in on the relationship between is being yourself, Rev. Peter our present situation, and it has education and religion in Friday, November 1, 1974 Addo of Bennett College pointed taken us nowhere. "Education and Religion." 12:00 noon - Information center (Hilton and Royal out in a production by the senior These remarks by both Poetry renditions featured class Sunday in Harrison "The Black Echo," recited by Villa Lobbies).. ministers came as a result of an 7:00 p.m. - Meet an Aggie - Meet the Queens: Miss Auditorium. effort by the Senior Class to Nyla Adams; "Whatever She Rev. Addo went on to say produce an introspective view of Says" by Judy Harrelson; "The Alumni - Miss Gate City - Little Miss A&T (Hilton Inn, that no matter what religion one Blackness. Called "Yoh Black Great Pax Whitie" rendered by Ambassador Club area). hasone must be oneself by being Self," the production attempted Claudette Franklin; and "The 8:00 p.m. - Alumni Mixer (Hilton Inn, Ambassador Nigguh's Messiah" by Niyana intelligent human beings and to portray through song, dance, Club Area) 10:00 p.m. Mardi Gras (Exhibition Hall- contributors to the human race. KoKo Rasayon. poetry, and Black awareness Coliseum). Until we do this, he said, we will speeches a distinct view of In addition, the production never be anything. Blackness. featured a soulful 1 rendition of Rev. Addo was followed by Charlie Brice expressed "Young, Gifted, and Black" by Saturday, November 2, 1974 Minister Irvin of Winston-Salem concern about A&T's Political Linda Thomas and Company, 9:00 a.m.-Alumni Breakfast (Dutch Treat) Hiltonlnnand Temple 56. Minister Irvin X Science Department on' campus and creative dance performed by Royal Villa Dining Rooms. Cheryl Robinson and Roselyn presented the aims of Islam as a in "What About A&T." Concern 9:00 a.m. - Chancellor's Breakfast (Invitational) religion. Islam, under the for saving Black schools was Robertson. teachings of the Honorable Elijah expressed by Adrienne Weeks of All of this was followed by 9:30 a.m. - Homecoming Parade - Assemble at Brown Muhammad, is to help the Black Save And Change Black Schools music from "The Black Hall, Campus man into a knowledge of himself in "Save Black Schools," ,while Explosion" band in pure 10:00 a.m. Parade Begins and to put him on the road to (Claude Barnes) Abiola talked ot i entertainment. 1:30 p.m. Football Game: A&T State University vs. Morgan State College - Memorial Stadium .5:00 p.m. Aggie Buffet Dinner (Royal Villa Ballroom $5. per person 6:00 - Aggie Roundup (Hilton Inn - Ambassador Club Area). 9:00 - Alumni Ball (Royal Villa Ballroom). 1:30 a.m. Aggie Buffet Breakfast (DutchTreat - $2.50 per person) Royal Villa Dining Room. Sunday, November 3, 1974 11:00 a.m. - Alumni Worship Service ( Richard B. '-._-- Harrison Auditorium - Campus.) $1 OFF The Price Of Any "Purlie" Postponed LARGE Or GIANT Pizza By Rhonda McPhatter will run for a week starting on Upon Presentation November 1 1th. The musical show "Purlie" General admission is $2.00, Of which was scheduled to run the and students are admitted free entire week of homecoming has with ID cards. Showtime will be been postponed. "Purlie" is a 8:15 nightly. The play will be This Coupon. well constructed musical which the first on the Paul Robeson calls for musicians, dancers and Theater play bill for this season. THIS COUPON GOOD ANY DAY AFTER 3 P.M. singers as well as actors. The show is directed by Dr. MONDAY THRU THURSDAY Because of technical John M. Kilimanjaro, executive problems, and problems in director of the Paul Robeson securing the proper musicians, Theater. Technical director is 811 S. Holden Rd. 292-7052 the play has been postponed and Jim Forster. 1115 E. Bessemer Ave. 272-0177 Page 4 The A&T Register November 1, 1974

K*:*.*.*.*K:W.«.^^ Let The Feeling Continue After Homecoming Ends

It is homecoming time again, and what does it means? Is it the football game, the social events, the religious ceremonies, or is it the reunion of friends and acquaintance? I think homecoming is a combination of all these things. There is a special spirit in the air and it binds us all together as "Aggie". It is a time to renew old acquaintances#But,most of allj.it is a time of togetherness. We develop a sense of closeriess. It is an exciting time. More than 20,000 alumni and friends are expected to be here for the feastivities. Social events range from coronation to the post-dance and show. The football game will highlight the activities. The hardest part will be getting to as many events as we can. Yes, homecoming is a joyous time. Every one is smiling as he checks the final details to ensure a successful celebration. CARTOOMS ON THIS It is a time that makes us remember how proud we are to be an "Aggie". SU.B JfccT HME RLttAaRKABLE And, after it is all over, we develop a deeper meaning of STAVING POlteRa- why we are here, and how fortunate we are to attend the great "T". It is a special feeling in the air, that I hope will not end Sunday night. • •»•»:•>:•»: Professor Reacts To Article The A&T Register Editor of the Register appropriately stamped the labels found in a child seeing the Good . "creative, aggressive" null and Humor Man approaching In the October 22 REGISTER void with the statement, "...the knowing the pocket is short one Mr. M. H. Colston fingered many failure of A&T's administration nickel. A&T remains short in its problem areas related to to perform its task is more of a administrative performance, Published twice weekly during the school year by continuance of a university, threat than any external factors tragically exacting a price students of A&T State University. especially those rooted in the involved." measured in more than mere Black tradition. Of particular To receive the Register, please send $7.50 to THE A&T nickels. interest were the comments, I am suggesting that it is the REGISTER, Box E-25, Greensboro, North Carolina 27411,, "...there is one thing very band-aid treatment of this failure to cover mailing and handling cost. that permeates the majority of important..., and that is a Sincerely, Member: Associated Collegiate Press. creative, aggressive our activities with the same Paul E. Gray, Ph.D. administration." With candor he sadness and despair as can be Professor and Chairman

Editor MidiadBnryr CCCCCC^CCC-^iCCC-C^ Mjnaginf Editor Phyllis Mittnurn Associate Maugng Editor . . . . Cynthia Shipley News Editor Rose Stevens Senior Associate News Editor . . . Patricia Everett Jonior Associate News Editor . . . Michael Haley Musicians Needed For "Purlie" Business Manager ...... Gregory Philips Office Manager Patricia Ingram Production Manager John E. Williams The musical show "Purlie" was postponed last week. The show was to run during the Sports Editor Blannie Bowen week of homecoming but, will now run during the week ofthe 11th. Feature Editor Mary Cropps" Dr. John M. Kilimanjaro gave no clear-cut reason why the play was postponed* all he Circulation Manager Doris Forbes would say is that he had technical problems, and problems in securing the proper musicians. Chief Photographer ... . Lance VanLandingham The technical problems should have been ironed-out by Mr. Jim Forster, the new technical Head Typist Yvonne Anders director, but they were not. The problems in securing the proper musicians was Dr. John M. Advisor Mrs. Loreno Marrow Kilimanjaro's, as well as the Music Department's fault- Dr. Kilimanjaro has been asking for musicians for weeks and he has secured many - all from other shcools. Barbara Alston,Yvonne Anders, Celestine Beamon, Dexter O. Battle, Don't we have any musicians? If,yes, then where are they? They all can't be in the band Robert Beasley, Elizabeth Bell, Barbara A. Bennett, Carlese BlackweU, as many in the Music; Department would like for us to think. Colette Blakely, Blannie E. Bowen, Deborah Brown, Nicie Cannon, Harold R. Carter, Byron A. Cotten, Chuk Gray, Mary Cropps, Linda Dalton, Debra We are certain that Dr. Kilimanjaro didn't look in the Economics Department in an Daniels, Geraldine Davis, Joe Dickens,'Jr., Diane Dowdy, Patricia Everett, attempt to find musicians although there may have been some there. He more-than-likely Cathy Faulcon, Benjamin Forbes, Doris Forbes, Sharon Freeman, Valerie, Gantt, Geraldine Gill, Marilyn Gill, Reba Green, Michael Hailey, Belinda looked in the Musci -Dep~artment only. Harris, Deborah Hayes, Katy Hatton, Sonya Hooker, Deborah Howard, Because of a lack of cooperation and leadership here at the university we can't .put on Bonita Kelly, Charlie Lassiter, Jr., Robert (3X) Lewis, Paul Mittman, Jacqueline Moore, James Murphy, Melvin McLean, Maxine McNeill, this play at this time. Seretha McNeil, Dorothy A. Payton, Hilda Pinnix, Janice Pinkney, Tracy It should be the duty of everyone here at this Black university to support other programs Robinson, Daryl E. Smith, Goldie Smith, June Smith, Nepolia Smith, Rosa Smith, Rosie A. Stevens, Coker A. Stewart, Phyllis Strickland, Gaynell whenever their ability demands it. Thomas, Craig Turner, Elaine Turner, Martishie Troy, Lance Will the true musicians stand up and become a part of this university? VanLandingham, Cynthia Vaughn, Brenda Walden, Mamie Wells, Keith Williams, Lois A. Williams, Deloris Willoughby, Jimmie L. Winston.

' aUaMBENTED PO* NATIONAL ADVEJ.TJMNG BY National Educational Advertising Services, Inc. 9 360 Lexington Ave., New York, N. Y. 10017 ^MMMMMMM^MMMMM^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ November 1, 1974 The A&T Register Page S America Loves Africa But Not African People

By Ted L. Mangum America has historically meant 60,000 Jews per year to move government wipe the foreign fullest capacity. Then all of a slavery(mental and physical) for freely to Israel or wherever and, debt slate clean on millions of sudden Ford nullifies the Africa's people in America and at the same time, support South judical branch's function and Homecoming usually means dollars to highly developed exploitation plus support of Africa's apartheid system which right to prosecute by granting flashbacks-a time to return to Israel and not do the same for oppression for our African restricts 87% of the population Mr. Nixon pardon before he even times, places, events that served struggling underdeveloped went to trial. But, then again, to shape the Aggie you are African nations? that could have been what Mr. today. So, with that in mind, I'll Many questions can be raised Nixon meant by "Executive attempt to allow my mind to run documenting America's lack of Privilege." wild with flashbacks and future love, internationally of African Then to show his inability or questions as well-questions that, people; and many answers to ..unwillingness to establish for the most part, will shape, by those questions shine light upon priorites, Ford devotes time, being answered, the direction for the fact that America truly loves effort and resources to the job of the struggle of our People as an Africa, and not African people. composing some "watered African People: President Ford seems to have gotten his "legal logic" and down" pardon for draft dodgers An old edition of Transition priorities mixed up. and deserters. magazine, a question on the Now we who served in the cover asks "Does America Love First, Richard Nixon spends two years and millions of tax Vietnam War have no ill feelings Africa?" I would have to think brothers who remain on the of S.A.(Africans) to 13% of the dollars to base his Watergate ," towards these people; for they, that, to even hint at an answer, continent. land in their own country? argument around the concepts of were probably more just in one would first have to define But, what in recent history (C) Why did the U.S. pretend "executive privilege-." which refusing to fight, than we were in Africa in terms of her land or would indicate that America has to be so in favor of a people's speaks to " the separation of fighting. But, still, we put our natural resources or her people. not changed her attitude towards right to determine their own Powers"; "The checks and Uves on the line; and, at least If the question deals with the Africa in this era of integration destiny that they were willing to ;Balance Systems of the dealing partially with the land, the answer is yes Who, and "brotherhood "7 (A) Why # American Political Structure; and question of amnesty, the Ford unless they've been does America(U.S.) refuse to go to war in Vietnam, yet " the rights of the three different administration informed "brainwashed," wouldn't love recognize the independence of financially and physically support countries that fight branches of Congress that a proposed the richest continent in the Guinea Buissa until Portugal increase in G.I. Educational against the self-determination of government(executive, Judical, world? But, if the question deals recognized it? benefits was unacceptable. Even their colonies( Angola, legislative) to remain separated with African People, the answer (B) Why does U.S. use her though the cost of living has Mozambique,etc.)? from each other so as to allow must be documented by history economic and political power to risen at a rate of between 13-17% (D) Why did the U.S. each branch to function to its and history says "hell no!" force USSR to allow at least over the past three years and the G.I. increase only covers a 23% increase, Congress has been notified that the Bill meant to assist G.I.'swho served represents Miss A&T Offers Explanation For Theme an inflationary bill. How much will it cost Ford to implement his Amnesty plan? I don't know, but that money people think her choice was time of war is definitely not a desire to turn back the hands of By Tony Bland which can logically be called definitely an unwise one, but she good time. time to this unpleasant era. One example that Michelle money for deserters was never Miss A&T-,Michelle Burney, does offer reasons for choosing Michelle says the reason she gives to explain that the era even questioned. Yet, money for realizes that controversy has it. has chosen the theme is that she between the 20's and the 40's those that served may not even arisen over her choice of "Once Michelle is aware that, during wishes to turn back the hands of was not all bad is that many jazz be coming. But, what can you in a Life Time: The Good this period, the Great Depression time and seek some of the good singers originated during this expect from someone who Times" to be this year's took place. Many people were times during this era. She wants time in nightclubs and they pardoned Nixon and asked for Homecoming theme. The era out of jobs and many were to convey the idea that, even recieved their fame there. This is Rockefeller? which she is referring to is the starving and committing suicide though this period was filled with the reason she chose a nightclub Have an AGGIE GOOD TIME year's between the 20's and the because of a lack of money. many unhappy times, it also had to be the setting of the this weekend but answer some ol 40's. Many people have begun to Also, World War II took place some good times,. She also stated Coronation. these questions for us. ask the question "Was this era during this time span. Many that, after talking with people Michelle stated that it has really the good times?" persons were killed and forced to' who lived during this time, most fight in this war. Of course, a of them said that they have no been a tradition that the setting Michelle realizes that many of the Coronation center around Africa in some way, but she feels Aggies that it is time to break the Students Must Have 2.0 Average , monotony. When she was asked if the dress of the era affected her Are Doing choice of the theme, she replied To Participate In Co-op Program "Not really. I realize that the: participant in the Co-op his academic studies at his look of the knee-length dress will The Do program. First of all, the student respective college or university, be popular this winter. Short dresses are definitely losing their Virgil Tucker, a junior must have at least' 2.0 average he will be immediately dismissed popularity because longer dresses electrical engineering major on a 4.0 scale. The applicant from the program. What About are more suitable for the fall and from Newport News, Virginia, must be screened by his The usual plan for Co-op winter months. This might have feels that more students at A&T academic advisor. The advisor students is to work one semester slightly affected my choice, but You? should seek to find out must recommend the applicant and go to school the other. Some it is definitely not the main information about the Co-op to the Co-op Office, which is Co-op students work two reason for my choice of the 1 program. He feels that Black located in the Dudley Building. semesters and go to work the . i theme." students are unwilling to The applicant must then file an next. It also depends on the participate in programs that will application to the Co-op Office. company in which the student is be an advantage to them^ If the application is accepted employed. Tucker has been a participant by the Co-op Office, they will The fields of engineering, of the Co-op program for two submit to the applicant possible mathematics, and business are years and he feels it is an places of employment. It is then the ones that have the majority A&T BOOKSTORE excellent program. He says he the duty of the applicant to of Co-op students. would definitely encourage apply to various organizations Interested persons should NOW HAS Blacks to enroll in the program if for employment. If he is contact the Co-op Office in the JewelryfAll Handmade) they meet the necessary accepted by a company, he must Dudley Building. requirements. be doing work pertaining to his Chokers, Sterling Silver Rings Tucker is employed at major field of study. Earrings; Copper Bangles & Beads, etc. Western Electric Incorporation in One must try to do the best African Print Fabrics Winston-Salem, North Carolina, that he can while he is For Both Him and Her and says that he has no real participating in this program. r complaints. While he is employed The Co-op student's employer i ALUMNI African Beads & Leather Jewelry there, he says he learns a great grades him on performance. If Reasonable and All from deal that will be beneficial to his grade is unsatisfactory, he is The Motherland! him in the future. then dismissed from the There are certain program. Also, if the student We Luv You requirements for becoming a falls below an average of 2.0 in Page 6 The A&T Register November 1, 1974 'Bulldog' Became Mascot Of Football Team

By Albert W. Spruill football game is difficult to ground he went and the bulldog Dean, Graduate School speculate. Perhaps it was because began to work him over. a group of students had brought It almost cost A&T University In the early days of Alma him knowing that there would be membership in the CIAA, but it Mater an old shepherd dog was' some trouble or perhaps he came vindicated the Aggies for if ever kept down on the farm to assist along with the herdsman. there had been a howl from the in hearding the cattle and other The fact was evident that he team and the fans, it was this day animals onto shelter. He was a was very much there as will be when the referee concluded that legendary figure and frequently observed later in the story, and it the team could not do anything would be seen sloping across the seems that he was tied in order right. Since this day the mascot farm behind the herdsman. that his viciousness could be kept for the A&T University football The old shepherd dog either undeisurveillance. team has been called "Bulldog." died or was carried away with The football game was a In more recent years the the change in herdsmen. When a rough and tumble affair and the mascot was made into a new herdsman was employed Aggies had become despondent. "Bulldog" statute which was sometime in the twenties, he The fullback was bursting displayed a. on the campus brought alpng or there was through the line on play after quadrangle and aroused a purchased another dog to assist play even scoring now and then number of unique incidents of in the hearding of the cows. This over the opposition's defenses, skillful acts of theft by would you like to meet him in a dark alleyj{ time it was a bulldog. but the referee did not seem to The BIG Aggie opposition football teams just , ' How the "Bulldog" got to the think so and called each touchdown back. before a big game. This was followed by a corresponding Finally in the last few minutes jjfjg. linnia Fennell Lang strategy used by loyal Aggie fans of the game the big fullback to effect its recapture. broke through the oppositions' defenses and scored a The bulldog has advanced to a touchdown. A big cheer naturally complicated mechanical terror in 74-75 Alumni Queen Named thundered up from the crowd for the last two years. The giant the Aggies, but when the growls, barks, wags its tail and its for the largest Black-owned real Mrs. Linnia Fennell Long, a represent the national association clamour had died down to a hush eyes light up when the Aggies estate firm in the United States. mathematics teacher at Detroit's at various other events during the the referee threw up the sign score at home games. Designed Redford High School, has been academic year. At her school, she serves as a "No Good." by students in the engineering selected "Miss A&T State A native of Wallace, Mrs. tutor for the Detroit Board of Just at this moment some one department, this will help A&T University Alumni" for 1974-75. Long was graduated from A&T Education for students having untied the bulldog and he tore remain a member of the infant Her selection was announced in 1962 and holds a master of difficulty in mathematics. She into the referee. Down on the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference. here Friday by the selection arts degree from the University also organized a pre-calculus committee of the A&T State of Detroit. laboratory for advanced students University National Alumni An active member of the A&T in mathematics. Association. National Alumni Association, she New Plumbing Needs As the alumni queen, Mrs. is president-elect of the Detroit Mrs. Long is a member of the Long will reign during the chapter of the association. National Association Council of Expressed By Dean university's Homecoming In addition to her teaching, Mathematics, Teachers and the observance Nov. ] -2 and Mrs. Long is a sales consultant Detroit Federation of Teachers. By Steve Jackson residents are lacking in many aspects. Dean McCoy states In recent years there have "There are needs for new been an innumerable number, of plumbing to stop leakage of condition^ < taking place in the bathroom commodes and sinks. men dorms. For instance, Scott Without this repairment floors Hall with its past plan of will remain wet. SUBSCRIBE renovation has had great Dean McCoy and assistant improvements in its facilities Dean Vines both agree that there such as lounge areas and study should be residential mailing rooms. compartments. This, in turn To The A&T Register To Keep Up With The Fastest Growing The construction of these would reduce the flow of areas has proven to be highly indirect mail. Campus In The MEAC. Price $7.50 appropriate for residents living It has been expressed by men _ there. However there are still dormitory counselors that students other shortcomings . ' of should be more interested in the Please Make Check Or Money Order Payable To The A.&T Register, necessities that may be pioven to appearance of their residents Box E-25, A&T State University, Greensboro, North Carolina 27411 be even more important to its meaning that students are present condition. responsible for keeping clean Senior dcrmitory has been their rooms, hallways, and described as the best of the men bathrooms. dorms with each suite containing separate rooms with separate sinks installed in them. Name. Students do not have to go from one end to the other to use bathrooms. Address. Dean McCoy, head counselor • No. & Street of Curtis Hall, states that ACADEMIC City. State Zip RESEARCH LIBRARY Thousands of Topics BESSEMER CAR WASH $2.75 per page T116E. MARKET ST. GREENSBORO. N.C. 27401 Your full service car wash Whitewalls cleaned-windows spotless. Send for your up-to-date, 176-page, mail order catalog 275-2559 of 5500 topics. 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By Ted Mangum buildings and grounds workers all in the quality of Aggie students, recognize "Smitty" as an "Smitty" replied, "Students have You're walking along with institution within an institution remained friendly throughout your mind focused somewhere on A&T's campus. Few, if any, my experiences here. The dress between your final class and the things remain as consistent or style seems to have reversed back student union when all of a stable in Aggieland year in, year to when I first came to A&T. But sudden these pleasant thoughts out, as "Smitty". students are more outspoken are interrupted by a sharp yell, "I've been at A&T since today because they don't have to "Smitty." And even though A&T 1947," said Smitty, proudly worry about easy suspension for must have at least a 'billion' during this recent interview. "I speaking their minds. But Aggies II. Smitty's (Smiths) on campus, was a student from '47' - '49' back in the '50's started being you automatically expect to see and left in 1950 to enter service outspoken in an incident with IfBMHWIw a short, stocky built, gray and the Korean War. It wasn't Governor Hodges. The Governor headed man respond to the call. until 1952 that I returned to couldn't say "Negro" and the Greensboro and started working students responded. He had no Yes, Earl Smith will probably at A&T in June of 1955." business being Governor if he respond with a "What the devil couldn't even say Negro. Our do you want, now?" But, if you "The old 49'ers had a students really got upset when know "Smitty", you know that, tremendous spirit in support of the President asked the student if someone is asking him to do the ball teams. We (crowds), body to apologize to the something, it will be done. without help of a booster club, Governor for interrupting his Students, faculty, were louder than the band." speech." administrators and fellow When asked about the changes "One of the first projects I Earl Smith photo Lance helped to build on campus, after I started working here, was the foundation for the old "Aggie Victory" bell over by the library. It used to be over in old Crosby Hall (now torn down) and every time there was an Aggie victory, CAN A TALENTED the first Aggie to the bell would ring it to let everybody know that A&T had won. But the last YOUNG ENGINEER time I remember anybody's ;JU-—^ ringing the bell was around '55 or '56." FIND HAPPINESS IN •'What I consider to be my biggest moment, though, was in 1973 when the Alpha Phi Omega POMONA CALIFORNIA? Fraternity made me an honorary member. I had always helped them with whatever they tried to do. And they really showed their appreciation by giving me that honor. I can attend their parties,' meetings, everything." So where does "Smitty" find himself today, twenty-five years past '49 Aggieland? He has married. Yes, he married one of our beautiful Aggie women, and his wife Mrs. Jean Smith is also employed in Aggieland as Administrative Secretary to Dr. Charles Pinkney in Price Hall. They have three daughters and a son. His two oldest daughters are married, and one, Mrs. Carol Mallette (married to yet another Aggie, David Mallette, Jr.) recently made "Smitty" a grandfather (with a little help from my homeboy of course). "Smitty" says that David Mallette, III will be an Aggie Hall-of Famer. "My daughter didn't want to go to A&T; but, If you're looking for job excellent program mix, you'll get a chance to give after she went and got caught up satisfaction and an all-year recreation us your ideas on what areas you think are best for in that Aggie spirit, she loved it." paradise, the answer is yes. you and, for us. That way, working together, we can "I tell you, the best time of Located 27 miles east of Los Angeles, identify and utilize the full extent of your talents. year for me is homecoming. The we are out of the freeway hustle and bustle That makes for job satisfaction. class of '49 can count on seeing , ^ yet only minutes from the ocean and moun­ And success. former fellow students from at tains. We are the nation's leading develop- If that sounds like the kind of en­ least 25 different states, even as ** er of tactical missiles;.,cind armament. vironment where you'd like to start your pro­ far away as California. We joke New long range programs have created fessional journey, why not talk to our repre­ about who's got gray hair or no outstanding opportunities in a wide vari­ sentative who will be visiting your campus ety of disciplines, both in engineering hair." soon? Has "Smitty" enjoyed his and manufacturing, and we are particu­ For an interview appointment long association with A&T? His larly interested in electronic and mechan­ contact your placement officer. Or if you ical engineers. want more information about a career with final comment summed up our At Pomona, a division of one of the us, write direct to Mr. Al Sack, Mail Zone entire interview. When I raised nation's largest firms, you will be working 3M-15. the question about' his ever at the leading edge of the state-of-the-art having any regrets about his life technology, using the finest equipment and GENERAL DYNAMICS at A&T, he cut me off with the the most sophisticated instrumentation. And, Pomona Division traditional "Earl Smith look" you'll be working side by side with some of the P.O. Box 2507, Pomona,Ca.91 766 and said, "Man, I'm Aggie fed, best known engineers and scientists in America. U.S. Citizenship Required. Aggie bred, and I'll be an Aggie Because of our wide diversification and An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F until I'm dead.

For information about careers at other divisions, write: Mr. Lou Whitney, General Dynamics Corporation, Pierre Laclede Center, St. Louis, Missouri, 63105 Promise • Page 8 The A&T Register November 1. 1974 Parking Rules Will Be Lifted During Weekend By Robert Laney October 3 1 thru November 2 and 3 many cars and other Can vehicles, not belonging to registered students at A&T, will flutter the campus. The early part of this semester, several students and faculty have been black and blue confronted with the towing away of cars by campus police. One couldn't help but wonder what's going to happen to homecoming visitors. Officer J.T. Norris, cajjipus see eye to eye? security, assures that, during homecoming weekend, parking restrictions will be lifted. Norris said that, in the past all parking restrictions were lifted? and this year will be no exception. Of course blocking driveways and traffic is not permissible. These persons will be subject to violations and towing. Norris said students should continue parking in their designated parking sections. Laundry Services Make Illusion Of Rising Prices By Jeanette Jones Providing one of the most inexpensive services on campus, the laundry has released information recently that makes inflation seem an illusion. Dry-cleaning is a one-day service and laundry is a two-day service. The laundry is opened Monday-Friday, from 8 :00a.m.-5 :00p.m. and on Saturday from 8:00a.m.-12:00p.m. Students have complained that their clothes are not ready on time. The problem nas been eliminated because another employee, Ms. Evelyn Freeman was hired- ln addition to this service, students are permitted to. pick up at a set rental fee additional linen. Each student is allowed one set of linen, which includes two sheets and one pillowcase. There is a shortage of pillowcases, but the problem will be solved as soon as the shipment is received. Additonal fitted sheets were- ' ordered to take care of the demands of the students on campus.^ This is the cost for certain clothing to be cleaned and 1 a__u_ n d r i e d : Jeans (washed and starched) $.45 Pants(starched and pressed) $.21 In Rochester, New York, it's been happening foryears. pants, not observers. When they get to know the Dry cleaned pants $.75 The youth is a member of TOPs. Teens on Patrol. people they're sworn to protect, they learn how their Shirts $.30 A group of boys and girls from the inner city who interests can be better served. Dresses $1.30 work with police each summer to help keep city rec­ Why does Kodak provide financial support to Top-coats (short and long) .$1.30 reation areas safe and orderly. TOPs? Because helping the people of Rochester Drying and folding c!othes$J5/lb. TOPs was conceived by Eastman Kodak Com­ communicate with one another helps build a better Own linen$.20/sheet . pany and Rochester Jobs, Inc. in 1967. It has brought community in which the company can operate and about a greater understanding and mutual respect grow. In short, it's good'business. And we're in busi­ Blood Donors between police and young people from the surround­ ness to make a profit. But it's also good for society. > Cash Fee Paid ing community. The same society our business depends on. TOPs don't have the power to make arrests, but If a company that makes pictures can't help peo­ Male & Female they learn about police by working with them. Wear­ ple see more clearly, who can? Community Blood ing special jackets and T-shirts, they ride in squad and cars. Walk the beat. Monitor calls at the station. Su­ pervise kids at pools and playgrounds. For which Kodak. - Plasma they're paid a salary. 124 Bellemade St. Police come into the neighborhood as partici­ More than a business. Greensboro N'C Phone: 273 2221 November 1, 19?4 The A&T Register Page 9

HOMECOMING 1974

OUR QUEENS

Carol Morgan Dorothy Hurdle

Michelle/Malaika My siblings of the "T.. did we fade select this Queen so serene beauty may be captured by michelle or malaika radiant eyes-ears and most sensuous beauty makes her Queen among smell taste&touch Queens tho how obsolete they are to from the b-a-a-d A&T there be perceive the Goddess she's just assorted Black Brides yet this too much one we have chosen as zenith of the luv of these daughters the Shabazz tribe God himself utters is the Best! surely by nature so, my Brother^ how is it-that ebony-mahogany-sepia we even take a second glimpse of whatever shade she be this devil here in the west the bride of the Universe is the blue eyed-pale face-scaly Black for it is she that procreates skin-stringy hair'd part time you and me tan'd funky swine matters not if her hair is fried when we have this or fluffed into a natural nappy f e r t i 1 e - f e m inine-fraganced-f oxy Kink forever fly-familiar and sho-nuff for she be original fine to luv and produce our own first&foremost and no culture kind can ever make her extinct so let's check out our minds bear witness^Blackman^as you and worry not about styles or captured the Luv of this original times CHOCOLATE JADE For the good Times... in your heart truly thrilled for (via) Niyana K. Rasayon you knew such luv would neva Michelle Burney, Miss A&T Koko

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LaValle Adams, Miss Freshman Class' junet Wnght, Miss Woman's Council Connie James, Miss Army ROTC November 1, 1974 The A&T Register Page 13 Flu Shots Are Now Available For Students Who Want Them Wm By Dorothy Payton recommended by a physician Flu shots are being given at that he should not take it. This is the Infirmary from 9:00 am to 12 especially true in some chronic noon daily on Monday through and pulmonary cases. Friday according to Nurse Mrs. Vines explained that our' Thelma W. Vines, acting director supply at the infirmary is m of the Infirmary. running out; however, she has Mrs. Vines and Dr. Lewis ordered another supply, but is , Barbee agreed that it takes three, 1 unaware of the time we are going months to build-up immunity to . to receive it. the flu virus; therefore, the shot She further stated that we ,is usually administered the last of : receive our supply from a August, hoping the individual company in Charlotte, a will have become immune to the distributing center for the North virus by the colder months. Carolina area. However, shots are still being The Charlotte company gets given now until the amount runs its supply from an out-of-town out. distributor, who makes the Dr. Barbee said that, injection by allotment; according to Public Health, the consequently when it has made Here the typical Aggie gets his flu shot. Notice who is smiling. photo by Carter shot is not universally that specified amount, this is all recommended. The shot is the company is going to make usually given to any student who for that year. Dismissals May Result wants it, unless otherwise »:•:•:•.*.•.•; •^•-•-•.•.•.•.•-•-•.•.•.•K*. 3 Dolt From Policy Violation American Federal Savings' Till You9re By Jeanette Jones homecoming; and, if anyone had & It is a university policy that a planned to house them Loan Association Satisfied woman campus resident is not overnight, they would be .••-.-•••-.•.••••••••-••.•••.•.v. permitted to stay overnight in breaking the university policy. of any hall or room other than that So it is advisable to let_your Greensboro We Want You To Join Our Church friends or relatives know they At An space assigned to her for the 701 East Market Street current semester. The university won't be able to stay overnight Phone (919) 273-9753 Ordained Minister does not accommodate overnight in your room, and maybe they And Have The Rank Of guests in student rooms of could make hotel or motel women's residence halls at any reservations. Doctor of Divinity time. The occupants of each *.4ffiffiy Wt an a non-structured faith, urtdenominationai, with no traditional doctrint or dogma. Our fait room are responsible for the This policy applies to the men growing church it actively seeking naw minuter** campus residents also. No who believe what we believe. All man ara entitled room; therefore, they will be to their own convictions. To seek truth their own student is allowed to let another way, whatever it may be, no questions asked. As a subject to dismissal from the INSURED minister of the church, you may. residence hall if guests are student stay overnight in his 1. Start your own church and apply for ex­ sn emption from property and other taxes. housed in their room. A guest is assigned room, no matter what 2. Perform marriages, baptism, funerals and all other ministerial functions. considered to be any person not the situation may be. 3. Enjoy reduced rates from soma modes of transportation, some theaters, stores, hotels, assigned to that space for the Some students feel as though American Federal Savings & Loan Association of ate. 4. Seek draft exemption at one of our work­ current semester. they should be allowed to let Greensboro is the only "Federal Chartered" ing missionaries. We will tell you how. another student or friend stay Enclose a free will donation for the Minister's The only guest rooms ' Association in the state managed and credentials and license. We also issue Doctor of overnight in their room because Divinity Degrees. We are State Chartered and your available on campus are the ones directed by Blacks. ordination is recognized in all 50 states and most they are paying for the room. foreign countries. FREE LIFE CHURCH- in Holland Hall, which are five BOX 4030, HOLLYWOOD. FLORIDA 33023. dollars per night. But the policy is in effect and There are many friends and will be enforced all through the relatives coming for the year. Party Hardy During Homecoming

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By Daryl Smith . campus Register at the cartoon, probably blow his mind. so we thought that we could try Haywood continued by saying, A lot of people have been to design another character and "We need a suitable name for the asking, who is "penning" for the submit it for publication in the "Joe Kool" female counterpart; comic strip "Joe Kool". Orrin Register." Larry Boyd thought any suggestions will be most Haywood and Larry Boyd are up and did the original "Joe helpful. the culprits responisble for the Kool". outstanding and refreshing strip. Haywood says that Joe Kool If any student wants to give a Both are Virgo and senior art is just an average everyday suggestion about her name, he majors. Larry Boyd is interested student at A&T. He has his ups can leave it at the desk of Curtis in animation when he graduates and downs. We would like to Hall. IN and Orrin Haywood is thinking make Joe Kool a tradition at U about going into Industrial A&T. We at The Register are " Design. Haywood announced that wondering about the response to Haywood explained how Joe they are planning on starting a Joe Kool so we are asking for *> Kool came into being. "Last year female counterpart for Joe Kool. students to write a letter to the o Larry and I were looking in the Haywood hinted that she will editor with their reactions. ° Orrin Haywood arrv DOVU

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By Dorothy Payton because of the team's consistent loyalty to the school's pride are improvement, and the overall important factors influencing the Throughout the semester, the ability of the football players to win against Morgan State," She is sports' staff has taken the chance execute plays. He also feels that sure that the team has improved of predicting the winners of Homecoming is going to be a since last season. A&T's football games. Since we factor along with the team's Lastly, Cicero Hughes a have had our chance, we are rallying behind the young history instructor, is certain that letting members of the faculty quarterback, Ellsworth Turner. "A&T can clinch the game with have theirs. In addition," he sees the the motivation of a strong and Here is what some faculty defense carrying the game and aggressive defense, and the members had to say: Lenwood the offense following. dynamic young Quarterback, a biology instructor, feels A&T Ms. Mae TilPman, an A&T Ellsworth Turner." will have "no problems with dormitory counselor and As you can see, the faculty Boosterette, is confident we have members-interviewed are sure that Morgan, considering the team has some "good stuff" on our team the Aggies are going to be MEAC defensive player-of-the-week improved a great deal and the andj if we better execute the victorious and they are not afraid Howard's quarterback for a" loss. Homecoming spirit is in the air". plays along with doing what to let you know it. to by Carter comes naturally, we are destined Another confident Aggie TO1V.W.W. »:•:•:•:•:•;•£•:•9SSSSSSL> supporter is Ms. Dorothy Eller, to be victorious against Morgan a humanities instructor, who State, on Saturday, SAFETY and ASPHALT PAVINC IS OUR BUSINESS expressed that the Aggie football Dr. Chung-Woon Seo, a team has proven to be tougher Nutrition and Dietetics associate than the record shows. In THINK AIR ST-WATER professor, sees A&T winning addition, their spirit of 14-10 over Morgan acknowledging togetherness and the game the fact A&T's defense has against Howard proved they have improved a great deal, and the SAFETY the ability to be strong and Homeccnping atmosphere is forceful. Therefore the Aggies present. Mrs.. Lucy Bolden, an ON YOUR JOB really have a "fighting chance." A&T • English instructor, IN YOUR HOME Protect Our Environment Mrs. Delores Ahrens, a clerical predicts A&T to win 24-6 over worker in the English the Morgan State Bears., It's Everyone's Business Department, believes the ON THE ROAD experience of the players and the It's Homecoming and the team desire to please Homecoming "will really be up for this game." fans are going to make the Aggies Ms. Marguerite Porter, an victorious. EngUsh instructor,has no doubts William Mitchell, assistant that "Saturday is going to bring a biology professor, predicts A&T Big Homecoming Victory. The Asheboro. N.C. Danville, Va. to be victorious by 1 or less, iAlumni family and genuine Burlington, N.C. Martinsville, Va. High Point, N.C South Boston, Va. A&T Reidsville, N.C. Eden, N.C. Greensboro, N.C. SPORTS An tyd Oppirtaiialu tllipa»ftl REPORT Plan Your Homecoming Festivities $

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Bowen By Craig Turner Greg Grimes (6-2, 205) will The secondary may be the get the call at quarterback over best the Baltimore, Md., school Saturday will not only mark Edmund Burt (5-1 I, 175). has ever produced with all Several members of the Register staff had the good the highlight of this week's The offensive line returns conference veterans Tim Baylor fortune of journeying to the Associated Collegiate Press homecoming festivities but also with two outstanding all (6-4, 190) and Rich Tyus (5-11, Convention last weekend in Florida. the high point in the A&T conference tackles in Frank 180). After registering into the hotel or motel or whatever football season. McQueen (64, 245) and Wayne The front line graduated but you call those places where big meetings are held.Mike The Aggies face a "must" Frazier (6-3. 245). left two able hunters in Angelo Braye, Greg Phillips, John Williams, Lance-his name is to contest this week as they take on Defense has always been Wells (6-4, 245) and all hard to spell, and I went to check the place over as Aggies long-time foe Morgan State. Both Morgan's long suit«this is where conference end Dave Douglas will do. teams must win in order to keep they excell. Most coaches in the (6-1,220). Our confrontation with this certain group of foxy any hope alive for a MEAC spell out just one name This game coupled with the championship this year. when talking about the Bear contest involving S.C. State and students revealed something most of us had anticipated The Bears will bring the defense. Gene "Superman" North Carolina Central will go a might happen. MEAC (Mid-Eastern Athletic Simms (6-0, 225) returns us the long way determining the final These students had curious looks in their eyes. One Conference) top rusher in Bobby All-American middle linebacker front runners in this now-late rascal gave our identity away with his blue and gold shirt Hammond (5-10, 175). and will be exceptionally tough. season. bearing bold letters of A&X Introductions were made and the name Howard University came forth from their mouths. Oh, wow! Not again this year I chattered to myself. Howard and A&T are developing a rivalry and this meeting helped the situation immensely. Last year in Chicago, a similar situation showed its face. Special: The Coaches' Wives We were playing Grambling that weekend, and Howard played Morgan. Both teams lost and no bragging rights By L. Faye Dalton This statement was made by Mrs. and has been here since 1968. were achieved. It was different this time. Anne Howell, the wife of Coach Both Mr. and Mrs. Howell attended Our delegation waited patiently as results of football "The main advantage of being Hornsby Howell. A&T. Mrs. Howell has also been games came across the tubev Carolina had lost; so had a coach's wife is that I can get Coach Howell, as we all know here since 1968. State. Could we have lost also or did we win at Howard? free tickets to all of the games." is our head coach here at A&T Our score did not come over the tube and I got She is an instructor in Child impatient. Having a friend on the Miami Herald Development. They have three Newspaper, a phone call seemed proper for me at this children^oleeta, a graduate of stanza. The score had not come over the wire to them yet. NCCU; Ruby, an Aggie? and Six calls later of sixty cents (calls were only a dime.), I Hornsby Jr., who is a got the message from the Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel quarterback at Dudley High. paper. We had lost to Howard and I was ready to exchange When asked what she would Florida for Aggieland. change about her husband's job, As a matter of record, virtually all Aggies were ready to Mrs. Howell replied, "I wouldn't come home. The identical situation exists this weekend. change anything at all. Hornsby was Aggies will be coming home for various reasons, including a coach in Burlington when I met the game. him, and has been one ever It has been written as well as spoken you can criticize since I married him. I have A&T in Greensboro, but don't dare do it any place else. gotten used to it." Even an old die hard as myself gets upset when an outsider belittles A&T. Coach Howell is very serious A season is not complete without wins at homecoming. about his coaching job. When Complete season or not, Aggies will be living it up this asked what type of weekend. See you at the game and welcome home. encouragement is given after a game is lost, Mrs. Howell smiled and said, "I don't try to cheer him up. I just follow his leads. If LINDA AND I MOVED up on the rest ofthe staff last he wants to talk about it, then so weekend. Craig is still eating his heart out; Nicie is still a do I. If he doesn't want to talk loyal Aggie; but Dorothy is pondering her devout loyalty about it, neither do I." stance.. Mrs. Howell is definitely a It is a new game against Morgan and it will hurt to sports fan, but she prefers predict this one wrong, but: football any time. She was asked Blannie E. Bowen, Morgan hpw she feels when she is in the Nicie Cannon, A&T stands and various people are Linda Dalton, Morgan criticizing the coaches. Her reply Dorothy Payton, A&T was "I can not take too much Craig Turner, A&T criticisms. A coaching job is a serious one and many times the fans are quick to jump to conclusions. There is really too Mrs. Hornsby Howell much coaching going on in the1 photo by Carter stands. . Related Stories Students Pay Tribute To Football Star On 9 9 By Nicie Cannon University, turned out to personal account of his Wylie Harris spoke of Strickland 'Coaches Wives commemorate and pay tribute to friendship with Strickland, as he knew him. Harris Memorial Services were held the 1974 graduate of A&T. commenting that "Strick was a remembered Strickland as being . Are On Pages personal friend of mine. . . "one young man with pride for Reginald Strickland in Reginald Strickland, a Everything I learned came from and patience . . . ability to love Harrison Auditorium Tuesday defensive end for the A&T Strick. We had a lot of hard and communicate with peers. night. A crowd of about 200 football team, suffered a fatal times I dedicate my season to Harris said he was speaking from people, including members of the I7&18 heart attack on August 31 in Strick . He was an all right the heart and that he wished bereaved family and Dr. L.C. Thomasville, North Carolina. fellow "my son could be like him. We Dowdy, chancellor of A&T State Ron Tuck gave a brief and On a similar note, Coach (See 'Memorial' page 17) November 1, 1974 The A&T Register Page 17 Brenda Wheeler. Likes New Home In Aggieland

coach's wife, you get the inside classes. I enjoy my work and the but she knows that they really Mrs. Brenda Wheeler, the wife "Being a coach's wife is never a track on what's happening with people are real nice, do not know the pressure that of Coach George Wheeler, dull moment!" We are always on the team and there's a feeling of down-to-earth, hard working the coaches are under in trying described her first reaction to her the go, traveling, and meeting closeness to the players that you people." _. to make the right decisions. husband's decision to coach at new people. When you are a don't get otherwise." When asked what techniques of A&T as one of fright. She went Mrs. Wheeler feels that the encouragement she uses after a on to say , "Never having been in only disadvantage is the long game has been lost, Mrs. a predominately Black situation hours, but she knows this is a Wheeler smiled and said, "I before, I was uncertain as to how necessity for building a winning always try to be available to we would be accepted and I team. George in case he feels the need wondered just what kind of Coach George Wheeler is the to talk about the game. Mostly I adjustments we would have to first white coach here at A&T keep quiet unless he asks for my make." and is the Offensive Coordinator. opinion." Now that they are here, Mrs. Mrs. Wheeler is a secretary in the Mrs. Wheeler said that she gets Wheeler said that they are, very library and had this to say about furious when people in the happy with the university, the her job, "It's fun working on stands are criticizing the coaches. people and all ofthe friends that campus where you can see the She tries to understand by saying have been made. Mrs. Wheeler Mrs. Murray Neeley students hustling to and from that they are letting out steam, stated, "Everyone has been very helpful and the adjustment hasn't been any harder than starting a new job any place else." When asked the advantages THE NEW and disadvantages of being a Mrs. George coach's wife, Mrs. Wheeler said. Memorial Service Held SUB STATION For Reggie Strickland 275-1411 1203 E. Bessemer he added that Reggie had "come (Continued from page 16) out more, because he has passed learn from the young as well as on." Still speaking of Reggie, DELICATESSEN the old and there's good in Coach Harris stated, "We love everyone. There was a lot of you and know your heart was good in him." with us at all times." Afterwards, heads were MINI-SUBS SUPER SUBS PASTRAMI KNOCKWORST Coach Harris further stated bowed for a moment of silent CORNED BEEF ROAST BEEF ITALIAN SAUSAGE MEATBALLS that Strickland was the same as meditation. The Fellowship the other members of the Choir then ended the services HAM & CHEESE feTUNA KOSHER HOT DOGS BEEF BURGER football team, signaling out Al with a very moving selection of 9 Holland and Ronald Tuck, but "Steal Away." 'Homecoming Special Hampton's Prediction NOV. 1 To NOV. 3 r .TCC Drink, Fries or Pie with Purchase Of Any of Our Steadily Coming True Delicious SUBS or Hot Sandwiches with Presentation of By Faye Dalton on top." This AD. Hampton said that his future Jr TCC Delivery Service to Dorms with $5.00 minimum Order.. John Hampton, (6-2, 185 lbs.) plans are none other than to play Orders Phoned In By 5:30-Delivered 6:30-7:00 a senior defensive back.,made a professional football if the Orders Phoned In By 8:30-Delivered 9:00-10:00 prediction that he would get 10 opportunity arises- He said, interceptions this year. He has "Ever since I was small, I have already gotten five and is wanted to play pro-ball. expected to get the other five in the remaining games. Hampton is one of the co-captains for the team and has Career Opportunities been playing for four years. When asked what it has been like in the playing for four years, he replied,

"I have learned a lot. There have fit been ups and downs, but it has m been a great experience." Shipbuilding Industry M Since his sophomore year, You And Newport News Shipbuilding Hampton has been rated among the. top conference pass An Unequaled Combination ^defenders. He is a hard hitter and' Newport News Shipbuilding has long been the only company in the Nation building the full range of 'is also an All-American prospect. Naval nuclear ships. Now we are expanding our facilities and work force to provide commercial products Hampton is from Valdosta, to several highly attractive markets. Our new commercial shipyard will soon be ready for the ,Ga., where he attended Valdosta construction of giant liquified natural gas carriers and crude carriers. Already, our subsidiary, Newport High School and participated in News Industrial Corporation, is performing services, manufacturing products, and contracting field construction, installation and erection projects for the commercial nuclear power market. These basketball, football, and track. expansions are creating many career opportunities for: He visited the campus of A&T with his high school coach and •MECHANICAL ENGINEERS 'ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS decided right away that the school and atmosphere were CAMPUS INTERVIEWS November 7 suitable for him. Make plans now to talk to our representative When asked about about your career in the Shipbuilding Industry. homecoming, Hampton stated, "It will be one of the best games Newport News Shipbuilding of the season. We owe a lot to A Tenneco Company Newport News. Virginia ourselves and to the school ^UJJJJK An Equal Opportunity Employer because of the let down of last year. I feel that we will come out Page 18 The A&T Register November 1, 1974

During Football Season (Being A Coach's Wife Is Like Being A Widow)

By L. Faye Dalton and so do I." concerned and interested in her when the team has a loss and she best and offer all the Mrs. Harris is interested in all husband's job as a coach. Mrs. Mrs. Ellimae Harris, the wife stated, "Wylie is usually upset encouragement that I possibly sports although she prefers Harris was asked what she does of Coach Wylie Harris, has stated, and wants to be left alone, but I. can." football best. She is very "being the wife of a coach is like do let him know that he did hie According to Mrs. Harris, being a widow during football there are no major disadvantages season. The only time I see him in being the wife of a coach. She is at breakfast." said that the hardest thing is "to Coach Harris is the Defensive remain calm when someone in Coordinator and was a former the stands is talking about my center on the Aggie team of husband. I am afraid that I will 1959. Mrs. Harris .is. also an be run out because nobody can Aggie. WhUe at A&T, she. say anything bad about the majored in Home Economics. defense." She is now a secretary in Merrick The wives of the coaches are Hall and a graduate student entitled to one trip a year, concentrating in guidance. Coach expenses paid. Last year it was and Mrs. Harris have one son, the Grambling game and this Wylie Harris, III, who is also a year it will again be the football fan. Grambling game in New York. When asked what is the one Mrs. Harris said, " I am really thing that she would change looking forward to being at Shea about her husband's job, Mrs. Stadium to cheer the Aggies on Harris replied, "He would have Mrs. Melvin H. Groomes Mrs. Thomas Bynum Mrs. Wylie Harris to a victory." shorter hours and would be home before dark. Other than hours, I wouldn't change anything about his job because KelWay welcomes you to Homecoming that is his Ufe and he:enj0ysit by presenting FREEALLMAN STEREO BROTHERS BAND! I HEADPHONES WITH VOLUME POSTER! CONTROLS (WHILE SUPPLY ONLY LASTS) WEEKEND $3.88

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A&T gave a strong account of Quarterback 'Sk.-.heal Banks itself , but fell short in its connected with Kefe// Warren attempt to upset third-ranked for two passes that covered 20 Howard, 13-9, in Washington, yards. Two plays later James D.C, Saturday afternoon. Tapp circled left end for the Defense played a large part score. Gamble's kick was good for both teams, although both for a 7-3 halftime margin. had equal scoring opportunities A&T opened the third quarter close to goal. with some very hard inside Neither team got anything running before Nettles again was going in the first quarter, except called on. His 42-yard field goal a 39—yard field goal try by had plenty to spare as he pulled Howard's placekicker, Julius the Aggies closer at 7-6. Gamble, which was far wide. It seemed as if A&T was It was not until the final destined for a sure victory when minutes of the half that the Banks fumbled and the Aggies scoring began. recovered on the Bison's 16. The Aggies moved from their However, with a first down at own eleven behind George the six, the Aggies were stopped Ragsdale, who carried five times on four consecutive plays and in the drive for 61 yards. Howard took over. The drive stalled at the The Bison could not move Bison's 35 before Dwight Nettles and punted to A&T. From the entered the contest and booted a A&T 45, Ellsworth Turner 41-yard field goal to give A&T a connected with James Lily a 40- 3-0 lead at the 3:51 mark. yard pass at the end of the Howard moved right back quarter. Michelle Burney, Miss A&T, rides in Howard's Homecoming. with a stellar kickoff return to In the final stanza, the Aggies the A&T 46. From there, stalled and Nettles responded with his third scoring kick from 18 yards out to give A&T a 9-7 advantage. Howard tried another field goal from 36 yards, but Gamble Story by was far short. Howard then forced an A&T punt and went to work from their own 18. Craig Turner Aided by a personal foul, Banks skillfully moved his club for the winning touchdown in just eight plays. It was James Breakfield. who crashed in from two yards out with 1:38 showing. A&T appeared on the comeback trail when Turner Photos by again connected with Lily on a 40-yard pass play. But; after a sack and an incomplete pass, time Harold Carter ran out before A&T could call another play. Although the loss drop­ ped the Aggies to 4-3 mark and 1-2 in the conferen c~e., the championship hopes still flicker with a highly important contest- .Even cars are picking up the 40's look. with strong Morgan State for the Aggie homecoming contest. The UHURU Soulful Strut BOOKSTORE

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