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This newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Media at Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. It has been accepted for inclusion in The George-Anne by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Hostages move out. Reagan settles in The GEORGE-ANNE Volume 61, No. 9 Georgia Southern College Statesboro, Georgia January 22, 1981 University status formula approved By SALLY SCHERER "It would take us five years future," said Charles because 18 and 19 year olds and I'm sure enrollment is to develop high quality The state Board of to reach 7,500 full-time Austin, vice president for aren't available and we're not the absolute criteria." programs, good students Regents approved a students and I'm probably academic affairs, "there are riding out the baby boom." Austin feels that the will be attracted." formula in their December being optimistic." too many things working The new regulation funding of GSC is the most Cook, who was on the meeting that will allow Throughout the entire against it." Austin cited takes nothing into con- critical factor in terms of task force that approved the senior colleges to reach university system, the total population decrease and sideration except en- the future and reaching requirement, said, "I didn't university status only if growth records for fall inflation as. two opposing rollment. "I certainly hope university status. want to see that figure, I'd their enrollment reached ■quarter show an increase factors. they have other things in "Formula funding for prefer that they leave them 7,500 full-time students. of 0.5 percent for senior Bill Cook, vice president mind—there must be other Georgia has always been out or make them more Current enrollment at colleges. for business and finance, criteria," said Coleman. based on enrollment. Now realistic." GSC is 6,139 and, according "I don't see our supported Austin's fears, According to Cook, "We we're in a whole different "To maintain where we to Don Coleman, registrar enrollment growing any "We expect our enrollment meet all the other quali- era and this needs to be are would be an achieve- and director of admissions, faster than that in the to decrease in the 80's fications except enrollment re-examined. If we continue ment," said Coleman. Marshall Tucker slated for concert Commission The Marshall Tucker Band: lowers boom their complete story —See page 5 on local bars By BY E. MARIE ROBERTSON E. MARIE ROBERTSON A long, concentrated effort to get a The popular 'Drink and Drown' "name act" in concert at GSC will come to promotion used by several Statesboro night its hopefully successful end with the spots was outlawed by the Bulloch County appearance of the Marshall Tucker Band Commission in a recent special meeting, and the Dixie Dregs here on January 27. and bar owners were threatened with the "We have been working on booking a revocation of their beer and wine licenses if date since November, and we've been the practice was not stopped. working on this specific concert since Commission Chairman Don McDougald that time," said SUB Chairperson was quoted by The Statesboro Herald as Martha Griner. "People don't realize all saying: the time and trouble that goes into a "Your license is subject to revocation concert like this." with or without cause or hearing. My advice GSC is a difficult spot to book a "big- to any of you who know of practices in your name"concert because it simply is not businesses which violate the letter or the equipped to handle a major concert, intent of the license, you had better shape up Griner said. For the Tucker concert, the or ship out." SUB is having to fly in a rented generator The Marshall Tucker Band is the Dixie Dregs i n Hanner Commissioner Wilson Groover pointed See CONCERT, p. 2 scheduled to appear in concert with Fieldhouse January 27. out the responsibility of the licensees not to sell alcohol to anyone "who has obviously had too much." State law also make a 'Get you a can of beer and pat your foot!' stipulation on the unlawfulness of selling Editor's Note: The following is an interview with George A. I'll tell you, it's nice to play a college audience or something alcohol to someone under the influence. McCorkle, a founding member of the Marshall Tucker Band, like that because I feel like the people come because they like the Added Groover: "Moderation is what we are conducted by Robbie Fowler on Tuesday, January 13. band first of all, and then I think they come for that release. You after." Following are excerpts from the interview. know, because students study much harder than most people According to Groover, the commission think they do. You know, studying all the time and trying to was not aware of the practice of 'Drink and keep up the pace between the studying and the partying. That Drown' until it was brought to their Q. Beyond doubt, the Marshall Tucker Band has. become a big gets hard, I know. But, I think its good to play to an audience attention by a letter printed in The name act. How do you feel about coming to a college with an like that, small or large. They come for that release and they Statesboro Herald, written by GSC English enrollment of 7,000 students? See INTERVIEW, p. 11 See COMMISSION, p. 3
Work-study students Inside Bookstore annex opens receive pay increase John Lennon: A two, in Windsor Village By DAVID THOMPSON part series-on the The pay rate for GSC students in the work- By KATHY BEINKE study and institutional financial aid programs man, his music i The Deck Shoppe, an annex of the GSC Bookstore, has been upped to the $3.35 per hour minimum has been opened adjacent to the pool in Windsor wage, according to Shelton' Evans, director of and his legend Village according to Ben Dixon, head of Auxiliary financial aid. Services. Federal legislation signed into law last year that lives on ~ A combination of the bookstore and Sarah's Place, requires that all colleges and universities pay the annex will carry a full line of textbook supplies and minimum wage to work-study students, said sundry products, as well as a menu similar to that in Evans. —See page 9 Sarah's Place, Dixon said. Milk, bread, mayonnaise Students receiving financial aid through the and other unprepared foods may also be available, he institutional program also had their wages Editorials 6 added. raised to the minimum, though it wasn't Features 8 The central purpose of The Deck Shoppe will be to specified by law. Evans explained that he didn't serve the upper-classmen living in Warwick, Stratford, Classified 12 and Hampton halls, as well as off-campus students feel it was fair to institutional students not to get Sports 16 See INCREASE, p. 4 See ANNEX, p. 2 Page 2, January 22, 1981, The GEORGE-ANNE- Mescon speaks on organization By DEBORAH EASON failure to recognize people of us have the potential to must listen to "what the "If you don't like what equally as individual be successful," he said, "but person wants to say but NEWS you see at the bottom of an human beings." He what is lacking is the doesn't know how to say." organization, you'd better explained that an essential willingness to do what has Mescon advised that a take a careful look at what's part of the "Great American to be done." realistic understanding of going on at the top," Dream" is the doctrine that Mescon stated that to self should be used as a business professor Mike an individual's position in "do what has to be done" "point of departure toward Mescon explained to life must be tied to behavior and to be successful in increasing effectiveness." students and faculty in Foy rather than birth. today's business world, Mescon is a professor of Radio station erects Auditorium January 7. Mescon attributed the simply "show up." He human relations and the Mescon, who teaches at lack of initiative and added, "If you want to chairman of the Depart- Georgia State University, productivity in this country increase the possibility of ment of Management at the said that "we don't get to the toleration of unsatis- success, show up on time. College of Business at broadcasting tower goodness (from employees) factory performance and And if you want to destroy Georgia State University in because we don't reward the "acceptance of the all competition, show up on Atlanta. He is an author goodness. In a system of individual who just gets by." time and dressed to kill." By ground, Patterson said. and a co-author of over 80 free enterprise, there must "The Achilles' heel of Among his ideas for E. MARIE ROBERTSON Approximate cost of the articles and books, in- be a straight-line rela- this nation," he pointed out, increased effectiveness in The long-awaited WVGS tower was $4,500. tionship between invest- "is that in all too many human relations, Mescon cluding Business Today, broadcasting tower is up ment and reward, com- instances, we have been suggested that the two now one of the most and should be operating "A little more than half of that figure came out of pensation and contribution, preoccupied not with how words, "why me?" be successful introductory shortly, according to Alan pay and productivity, that does it work, but how does it eliminated from all business texts in the United Patterson, manager. our budget," Patterson is, between what you do and look." thinking. Also essential is States. The tower, set up over explained, "but we did what you get," he stressed. Mescon explained that the development of "three Mescon, who spoke here the Christmas break by receive a special funding According to Mescon, the essence of a free ears." One ear should listen as part of a guest-lecture ; Aycock of Brooklet, stands grant from the college's the greatest problem this enterprise is not formed but to what the other person series, was sponsored by 120 feet high on a concrete funding committee." nation faces today is the functioned. "The majority has to say, and the third ear. Delta Sigma Pi. base sunk 15 feet into the The new tower is expected to not only improve the general reception of WVGS, but also Three are promoted by School of Education to increase the station broadcast radius to as much By KATHY BURKE the School of Education. in some of the little and providing leadership to registration, and follow-up as 12 miles. Three GSC professors One of his functions will be problems that crop up in the department is creating of graduates, says that he have been promoted to to act as dean in Flowers' each department." He also new courses. wants to "demonstrate a administrative posts in the absence. works on faculty load and Presently, he is in the caring attitude towards "All we're waiting on School of Education. Owen, scheduling of classes. midst of working on the students and advertise now is the installation of a Gaede, Don Sida, and Fred Of his other responsibil-. Some of Gaede's long- spring quarter schedule of policies and procedures for new crystal to complete the Page took over their new ities, Gaede says, "I will be range goals are to work classes and preparing a students." frequency change," Patter- positions on January 1, doing essentially the same with Flowers on developing report for an upcoming son said. The crystal, Dean Anne Flowers type of things performed by long-term plans for the accreditation visit to the Fred Page, formerly the which arrived at the station announced. the dean-taking care of School of Education, School of Education. Acting Director of Labora- on January 14, should be in Gaede, who was previ- some of the less important looking at and perhaps tory Experiences and place "sometime this ously the Assistant Dean of details and getting involved revising present programs, Don Sida worked in the Research, is the new week," and will begin Department of Professional Assistant to the Dean. / WVGS' broadcasting Laboratory Experiences Page lists his three history on frequency 107.7 before his assignment as major activities as data FM, instead of the now-used the Assistant Director of collection for the Dean's 91.3 FM, in compliance with Teacher Education projects, coordinating FCC regulations and a grants and contracts, and request from a commercial Sida, whose duties budget development. Savannah radio station. include involvement witn teacher certification, monitoring advisement activities, degree require- Concert ments, admissions to the Continued from p. 1 usual opening fee which, INTRAMURAL TEAM SPECIALISTS School of Education, at a cost of $800 to meet the according to Griner, is a electrical requirements of good deal higher. She the band. attributed the generous Special Team and Individual Player Discount Annex- "We also have to provide move to the large following Continued from p. 1 15 hot meals for their road the Dixie Dregs have Packages Available living in the area. crew, food trays for the accumulated in the area "We felt the upper- dressing rooms, and the and to the excellent classman had been left out, like," she added. "They reception the band received and we wanted to serve asked for all different kinds when it opened for Pure them better," Dixon said. of booze, too - it was part of Prairie League at Home- & Great selection of mugs, He added that the new their rider - which we coming '79. & paddles, Balfour jewelry, cups, service might entice more obviously can't provide, upper-classmen to purchase since we are a state funded Ticket sales so far are awards, stickers, jerseys, meal plans and take organization. I imagine fair, Griner said, with over sweats, jackets, visors, & advantage of the VALI- their agent worked out one-third of the on-campus caps. DINE system offered at the something to cover that tickets already sold. It is Deck Shoppe. particular requirement." expected that sales will Dixon said that he The Dixie Dregs will increase as the concert date expected the annex to be replace .38 Special as the draws closer. self-sustaining, and pointed opening act of the concert, The SUB does not expect out that only minor repairs Griner pointed out. , to make any money from and alterations had been The reason for .38 TROPHIES AND AWARDS AVAILABLE the concert. necessary to prepare the Special's unexpected "We'll probably lose Deck Shoppe for service. cancellation is still unclear, some money, but we Most of the work was done although Griner speculated are hoping to keep it by students employed by it may have been the result between three and five We carry the Top Names In The Game the bookstore, he said. of disagreements between the bands. The Dregs were thousand dollars," Griner Joe Nadeau, manager of said. the Time Saver convenience suggested as one of two STATESBORO MALL store in University Village, potential opening acts by "If this concert does not 764-6869 stated he did not think the booking agent Ken Hewett sell well, the SUB will lose a Deck Shoppe's competition of Peachtree Artists, and great deal," Griner warned. Hours 10 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Mon., Thurs., Fri., Sat. would hurt his business agreed to open the concert "If that happens, it could for the $2,500 which the mean cutting back on our 10 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Tues., Wed. very much, but added he was taking a "wait-and- SUB had offered .38 programming for the rest of I see" attitude. Special, waiving their the year." ■ The GEORGE-ANNE, January 22, 1981, Page 3 Broton to act as director By PHYLLIS the structure now under HARDMAN construction. The offices for Ed Brown, a former both Continuing Education director of Field Services, and East District Extension has been named acting Services, currently located director of Continuing in Rosenwald, would be Education at GSC. The housed in the "phase two" permanent appointment, project, he said. for which Brown is a Another objective is to candidate, will be announc- involve more of the college ed on July 1, concluding a community in Continuing search headed by Dr. Leslie Education and its activi- Thompson. ties, Brown said. He Objectives for the expressed concern over the following interim months lack of student awareness include the opening of the of and involvement with the new Continuing Education services that Continuing facility, tentatively sche- Education offers and added ED BROWN duled for dedication on that he would like to secure April 8, 1981, Brown said. "a more accurate image of to a lack of communication. Continuing Education's "Even with more sophisti- A second objective, roles" to both under- cation and expansion," according to Brown, is the graduate and graduate Brown said, "we can't promotion and design of a students. communicate what we have proposed office space and Brown attributed the. to offer to the student i banquet facility adjacent to problem with participation body." Fortune named Photos head
By VALLERIE TRENT marketing graduate of the Savannah. This is one of The Public Relations University of Georgia, also our most important goals." Department of GSC has worked for Photographic Photographic Services named Frank Fortune as Services during the past sends its pictures to major new director of Photo- summer. While at UGA, newspapers to attract graphic Services. Fortune took pictures for students to GSC. "We are Fortune, a recent the athletic department. primarily trying to get the Asked the specific college in the news, but just purposes of Photographic because we send a picture to 1 ■ Black Awareness speaker Lewis Services, Fortune said that a paper doesn't mean it's "it developed the college going to get in. As the through publications, competition for space (in pays tribute to Martin Luther King photographs and resource newspapers) increases, we development. We try to want to increase our By CARL BERGERON plained, "if the American are created equal.' " The next speech in the promote the college any output." "There was something dream is to become a "We are still not series is slated for February way we can. The depart- God-like about him," reality." accorded full citizenship," g6. James Davis of Georgia ment is basically set up at Fortune forsees this year remarked Benjamin F. Lewis said. But, "We can Power Company will speak its most specific standpoint. as busy and productive. Lewis about Martin Luther In regard to the hiring of continue to fight together, on "The Energy Situation: We are trying to get more "It's full time," he says of King, Jr., during a speech blacks, Lewis warned that knowing that one day we Opportunities for Minor- video into television his job, "and it keeps me held on January 15 in the "the day is gone when will be free." ities." stations, especially in running around like crazy." Marvin Pittman Audi- blacks will be given jobs torium. just because they are The lecture, presented as black." a part of the Black Blacks and other Awareness Series, was minorities are still fighting designed to comme- an uphill battle against morate the birth of the racism, Lewis implied. "The black civil rights leader, Dr. KKK is on the rise again. Martin Luther King, Jr. They run for election and Lewis, director of win" and "sit behind desks THE PINES CLUB HOUSE Development and College in suits and spout their Relations at Savannah venom." State College, stressed the need for blacks to remember "It took 364 years for us is now open to all G.S.C. Students the dream of King and "live to get this far," he stated. in his philosphy." "American needs to come "America needs to come home to the way of the great ■M , home" and "live his dream emancipator, Abraham with him," Lewis ex- Lincoln, who said, 'All men We Feature: Amusements — Laundry — Entertainment — Also: Commission • Pool Tables •Self-Service • Color & Cable TV • Snacks professor Dorothy Golden. the Animal House which • Pinball • New Full Service • Drinks • Stereo The letter outlined several promoted a 'Drink and • Arcade 8:45 a.m.-4:15 p.m. • Cigarettes basic objections to the Drown' night, pointed out Monday-Friday practice, such as encourag- that his establishment had ing participants to drink to begun the practice in order , excess^ to remain competitive with ' Allen Goodson, owner of other bars in the area.
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By MARK FORDHAM This is something local athletics on an administra- tion courses," Leavitt optimistic. In additon, we program in a rural setting." H. Douglas Leavitt has schools as well as schools tive level. Two facets of this stated. Professions like have received favorable Leavitt has two immedi- ^ been appointed Dean of the across the state need very program include course YMCA directors and exer- response from the federal ate goals for the school. School of Health Educa- badly; qualified trainers are work and practical experi- cise therapists would espec- government on possibly "First, we want to busy tion, Leisure Studies, badly needed. We estimate ence for coaches in high ially fit in here, according to receiving a federal gin... ourselves with student ! Physical Education, and it'll take from one and a half schools that desire to enter Leavitt. He added that to develop a nursing recruitment. In Health and • Nursing. to two years to fully professional sports (the health spas have inquired Physical Education, Leavitt's responsibili- implement the Health Atlanta Hawks, the for individuals with similar enrollment has dropped ties entail juggling his time Education degree," he said. Falcons,etc.) and the training. and we can't provide to adequately direct the On Leisure Studies, second "track" involves The newest addition to # graduates for the jobs work, the improvement Leavitt commented, "The enabling head coaches to the departments Leavitt available. There are too and the programs within department is now offering continue directing athletic manages is the Department many jobs and not enough each of the major four emphasis in Public Recrea- programs even though they of Nursing. "Since this is a graduates to fill them. Our • departments. tion, Recreation Therapy, wish to discontinue new department, our second goal is to plan for a "Under Health Educa- and Outdoor Recreation. A coaching." primary objective is to Physical Activity Field Day tion we expect to develop a program we are thinking Leavitt also mentioned 'shake down' the program in April - a weekend series of degree program whereby about for immediate exploring with the Depart- and get it underway in good sompetitive activities for • individuals will be permit- consideration is Commer- ment of Journalism a joint' style. At this point, we are surrounding public and ted to teach health or to seek cial Recreation and Travel program to train individ- looking at 23 students in our private schools. This would employment in a variety of Tourism." uals desirous of becoming first class and we're serve as PR for Health and health positions; health The Department of sports writers, which would' primarily 'shaking the bugs departments for counties Physical Education was constitute a non-teaching Physical Education and let out'. We do have excellent interested individuals know and states, local indepen- also covered by Leavitt. tvDe of degree. , instructors and enthusi-. that there is a great need for dent groups such as the "We're looking at a dual- "With this type of astic students, so I'm very American Heart Associ- track degree program in degree, individuals desiring the Physical Education „ ation, the American Cancer Athletic Administration," a Physical Education de- DOUGLAS LEAVITT graduate." Society and the like. If the he said. "We're thinking gree but not wanting to individual desires to teach, about providing individ- teach would be better pre- Increase then emphasis will be uals with opportunities to pared and not waste time applied in Athletic Health. become involved with taking unnecessary educa-
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Both work-study and institutional work students received a pay increase. •
Continued from p. 1 according to Evans. The the number of student pay equal to students on wage hike took effect after positions available. # work-study. the current school budget Though the hourly pay was already in operation, "It has always been our We Buy More Because We Pay More! rate increased by about 72 he said, and the alternative goal to pay work-study cents, work-study students to a cut in working hours minimum wage," Evans* are getting about the same was to cut students said. However, he added, size paychecks as before positions. * the amount being paid because they are working Institutional students before the mandated •CLASS RINGS fewer hours, said Evans. will not be affected since the increase was based on the" (Any Condition) The decision to cut work- individual departments total amount of money study hours from 120 to 102 employing them set their available for financial aid came about because of hours, but it is possible that and the number of students •GOLD COINS budgetary considerations, there will be a cut-back in involved in the programs. •PROFESSIONAL APPRAISAL •GOLD & SILVER JEWELRY $119 •SILVER COINS & I COIN COLLECTIONS I pun* I ms>n Chicken Sandwich Tomato & Cheese Extra SILVER EXCHANGE Good at local Wendy's
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When Tommy Caldwell, Band members have community. "We're real off everything. When you're some of the definitive headliners as the Allman bassist, vocalist and remained close to their roots small town people and we catchin' fish, you don't recorded music of the Brothers, Gray recalls that founding member of The despite an international live like that in our off- think about nothin'." decade. "A New Life" the group strove to "make . Marshall Tucker Band died reputation. They all live time," says McCorkle. Aside from hook and (1974), "Where We All them play that much on April 28, 1980 from within a few miles of Fishing is a down-home line, each of the sextet has Belong" (1974), "Searchin' harder" to keep from being injuries sustained in an Spartanburg, ' S.C., a solution to a hectic life that other leisure pursuits. Toy For A Rainbow" (1975), upstaged. auto accident in his home foothills community of is shared by each of the Caldwell is especially proud "Long Hard Ride" (1976), Now that they are a > town of Spartanburg, S.C., 50,000 hardworking souls, band members. "We just of his stable of prize "Carolina Dreams" (1977), headline act, Gray says, there was serious question where all six members grew hop in a boat and take off," winning horses and has a and "Together Forever" "there is a difference , but as to whether the group up. They are the best known remarks Toy Caldwell. mania for video-cassettes of (1978) all achieved gold it's the same kind of thing. would continue. citizens of that tight knit "Fishing takes your mind Western movies. Both Gray record standings, with We just want to play as well However, with the and McCorkle are drag race platinum awards for as we can. We've still got the recruitment of bassist enthusiasts. "Spartanburg "Searchin' For A Rainbow" same energy." Franklin Wilkie, a life long is the national capital of and "Carolina Dreams." It's the key to Marshall j friend of both Caldwell and Newsbriefs stock car racing," points up The band's first Warner Tucker's longevity. In an the group, The Marshall McCorkle, "and it just gets Bros. LP, "Running Like industry in which two years Tucker Band has been into your blood." The Wind," was released is considered a long life, The revitalized and will As The Marshall Tucker late in 1979. Marshall Tucker Band > continue as a recording and Streaker Band — a name they took Although the band no shows no sign of flagging. performing unit. As a An unidentified male streaker entertained the from a key discovered longer performs as^jmany "If we ever get to the spokesman for the group put Landrum cafeteria patrons during finals week of fall backstage one rehearsal concerts as in its early days, point where the music it, "We're a great band and quarter. The streaker, who wore only "a ski mask and day — the group had Toy Caldwell speaks for doesn't do anything for us, * with Franklin, we're going a smile," received a standing ovation by the students acquired a burgeoning them all when he says that we'll quit," Toy vows. "As to keep it that way." in the audience. Campus Security is investigating the regional reputation when live shows are the lifeblood long as the ingredients are Franklin Wilkie played incident. they were signed to of Marshall Tucker. there, we'll keep going." with Toy Caldwell and Capricorn Records in 1972. "I can't play enough of "Tenth," produced by George McCorkle in a band The label released their them," he asserts. "The Stewart Levine, features called The Rants during the Apartment fire debut LP in 1972, an album people put you where you ten new Marshall Tucker years 1964-66. While in which achieved gold status are. Sure, we get weary, but originals including: "It A small fire broke out in the University Village two years later. that's not an excuse. We Takes Time," "Disillusion," A college, 1966-68, he played in Puzzle, a group that apartments on Wednesday, December 3 at 7:50 p.m. Pursuing a back- always try to give 200 "Gospel Singin' Man," featured his wife Neva. The fire, caused by a malfunctioning heating unit, breaking schedule of 250- percent." "Without You" and Following college, until started in a heating duct, according to a fire 300 concerts annually for "Our whole intention is "Foolish Dreaming." As an -* 1971, Franklin was sta- department spokesman. several years, Marshall to go out there and show entry into a new decade, There were no injuries and only minor smoke tioned in Rapid City, S.D., Tucker acquired fans across people what we can do," "Tenth" may establish the with the Air Force and damage was reported. the country. It was a labor Doug Gray adds. Back in Marshall Tucker Band's played bass with the Shane that paid off in snowballing the early years when dominance in contem- '* Montgomery Trio. record sales for their next Marshall Tucker was the porary music for another After his tour with the Ghost writer busted six albums, recognized as opening act for such decade. Air Force, Franklin returned to Spartanburg "Casper, the friendly ghost writer," as the ad and began playing in a listed him, was arrested in New York on charges of band called The Toy selling students term papers. Dennis King, who had Factory, with Marshall placed the ad in the Village Voice, thus became the .. Tucker members Doug first person to be charged under the state's 1974 "law FINAL CLEARANCE Grey, Jerry Eubanks and banning the sale of academic research papers. Toy Caldwell. Tommy Caldwell was in the •* Marines at the time. Tent city protest When Tommy returned from the Marines, Franklin A "tent city" protest was held at the State moved to Atlanta to gain University of New York-Albany to protest a plan to Fall & Winter Clothing * studio experience at Master make dorms self-sufficient. Over 100 people pitched Sound Studio. tents in front of the chancellor's office as an In 1973 The Marshall expression of their outrage over the plan, which will Tucker Band was formed. increase dorm fees by $150 immediately, and by $600 Prior to his recruitment over the next few years. % into The Marshall Tucker Band, Franklin played bass m for six years in Garfeel Ruff 40 - 60 OFF and recorded two albums with the band for Capitol Specializing in Resumes, Newsletters, Posters, etc. LADIES Records. School Supplies (10% off with student I.D.) MEN'S
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The George-Anne is the official student newspaper of Georgia Southern College and is , owned and operated by GSC. The office is located in room 110. Frank I. Williams Center. Phone number: 681-5246 or 6815418. Mailing address: GSC Box 8001. Statesboro, Georgia 30460. -The GEORGE-ANNE, January 22, 1981, Page 7
■\ GEORGE-ANNE LETTERS
dedicated to the sport and Statesboro Campus Operator who problem has risen and it hassle to eat? George-Anne women's swimming re- referred me back to the is possible to correct this It's apparent that wrong, quires a lot of dedication. phone blues Statesboro Telephone one (I think). Williams will stay dormant Company. What is this? I To add to all the as far as an eating center Robinson won Liz Marsh has been DEAR EDITOR: only wanted three or four unpleasant events of goes, but we need some- doing well this year and has Have you ever tried to phonebooks and you'd eating, now one cannot thing! The walls in DEAR EDITOR: improved greatly since her procure anything from the think I asked for a million even find a place to sit Landrum don't expand. The results of the swim freshman year. She has Statesboro Telephone dollars! down. Fine, it's very pretty in meet between GSC and The added an extra boost to the Company? Well, the other So I called the States- Previously, a group of us Landrum now, but it gets to College of Charleston were team just as Lynn is doing day I tried to procure some boro Telephone Company were in Landrum one look rather ugly after a few printed in the December 14, in her events. Statesboro Telephone back and was told I would evening eating and minutes of standing with a 1980 issue of The George- Normally it wojuld not be Directories for the Student have to put in a fund request observing the large crowds tray of cold food. Anne. The article stated such an important matter, Government Office and to plant operations so they of people (both individuals If nobody else has ever that Liz Marsh had won the but I feel credit should be received quite a bit of red could submit another and groups) trying despar- mentioned this, or if nobody 50-meter freestyle when given where credit is due. If tape. I first called the request to them for ately to find a place to sit. feels it should be acted actually Lynn Robinson one had seen the effort that publications department at shipment. Bureaucracy is a I know, we were having upon, then it's time to was the winner of the race. Lynn put out to win this GSC and was referred to problem at GSC, why can't fried chicken and that's a mention and/or act. Lynn has been working race, one would understand Plant Operations at GSC. things be simple and not real crowd pleaser, but it's Hopefully it can be hard at practice and has the importance of this I then patiently called complicated? Phonebooks not only on fried chicken resolved. If not, then I wish been attending regularly. letter. Plant Operations and they should be provided to nights. Why does the school much happy standing to all Lynn has also been quite Lenore McDonald in turn referred me to the consumers without a insist on making it such a of us. N. E. Swierski request, and even then without complications. E. Marie Robertson Name Withheld LETTERS POLICY Landrum*s All letters to the editor are subject to standard editing policies for taste, libel, etc. The editor The legend and the legacy lament reserves the right to reject any letter from any DEAR EDITOR: person that is not a GSC student or member of Congratulate me. I was enthusiasm around me. promised me. Only one Ah yes, here's to the fine the GSC faculty or staff. There is no word limit of the five white people at At the same time, I felt other white student came. A eatery that we all have on letters and they will be published on a first the Martin Luther King, Jr. cheated. large number of the black grown to put up with; our come basis. All letters must be signed; birthday celebration Although I could enjoy student population was Landrum Center. Now I'm however, names will be withheld upon request sponsored by Alpha Phi the music, feel the absent as well. sure that everyone has at the editor's discretion. Letters should Alpha on January 15. probably heard it all, bad excitement, and respect the Why should people of address issues and not attack individuals. Any Don't congratulate me honoree, there was a depth food, lots of flies, etc. letter will be published at the editor's on my open-mindedness, or any color stay away from a These are the things we of feeling I could not reach tribute to a great man who discretion. Letters should be addressed to: on my bravery, or on my here at GSC have learned to that all the black men and practiced non-violence and ■ Editor, the George-Anne, GSC Box 8001, dedication to human rights, live with, but another women arourid me could. rationality as his way of Statesboro, Ga. 30460. because none of those were There was an undercurrent life? y———»»»»»—»»»»#»»»»»»»»#»—»»«#+—»——W»W*»*##»W—*—+——»W»*#W i the reasons I was there. of "we have survived," and I was there as a paid one of the strongest "There are a lot of people public servant, dutifully messages of the evening who think this is going to covering the event for the was "everything will be all turn into a rally for Black George-Anne. And truth- right." ' Power and be a riot or fully, I was certain I would That intangeable thing something," one girl SXSktfSno,,Wfe£(&MV«« ® feel out of place and be known as pride flowed from commented. "It's not like uncomfortable throughout every corner of the room, that. We're here to celebrate the entire evening, a and infected me: I was what would have been the IZZftfl "them" in a roomfull of proud to be there; if not 52nd birthday of one of the STEAK HOUSE "us." I was wrong. sharing each feeling then at greatest men that ever 764-9007 Congratulate me for least witnessing it. lived. He did so much for 409 FAIR ROAD seeing what I saw, feeling Unfortunately, there black people, even after his what I felt. It was were a great many people death. Imagine-what could incredible. who did not witness it, did have been done if he had The Foy Auditorium was not even put in an lived." packed with students, appearance. Among the Martin Luther King had community members, and notable absences were GSC a dream that he passed on No. 3-Sirloin Tips... <3.09 even small children who president Dale Lick, and to everyone who fights for would know only of the SGA president John right and equality, regard- legend and the legacy left Hughes (Kathy O'Neill, less of race or religion. I Luncheon Special behind by the man whose SGA vice-president, was caught my first real glimpse 52nd birthday we had present and as enthusiastic of that dream in Foy $ gathered to celebrate. as I was. No white college Auditorium, courtesy of a And it was a celebration. administrators attended roomfull of convicted, Soup and Salad Bar... 1.69 It was a room filled with the tribute, which did united people in whom the spirit and unity. I felt indeed contain "something dream lives and shall never exhiliarated to see so many for each and every one of die. people joined together us," as Black Student Those who did not under a common bond for Aliance president Billy attend missed a more than any reason, to feel so much Hightower had previously special occasion. No. 12-ChopH Sirloin '2.49 New Hem NEWS WRITERS Steve Avery, June Bryant, Cheryl Jones, David Thompson, $ Kathy Burke, Mark Fordham, Deborah Eason, Vallerie Trent FEATURES WRITERS Old Fashioned Spaghetti. 2.79 Alan Sultanik, Evelyn Laws, Carol Adams, Donna Beasley, Served with Salad and Garlic Toast Lisa Hart, Legrande Gardner, Mary Lynne Oglesby SPORTS WRITERS George Allen, Charlie Adams, Alan Loper, Hal Fulmer, TAKE-OUT ORDERS AVAILABLE Chuck Crews, Mark Barber.David Settlers, Linda Campbell BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVES PHONE 764-9007 FOR FAST SERVICE Stuart Brady, Don Hill, Tammie Vaught Page 8, January 22, 1981, The GEORGE-ANNE- Laughs with LeGrande Holiday gifts avoided By R. LEGRANDE many humorists because perfect for the fad-conscious FEATURES GARDNER there is an abundance of person as you can lose The period before Christ- unusual gifts that make weight while at the same mas is a favorite time for easy targets for laughter time develop a set of and all sorts of abuse. These bowlegs for Saturday night usually range from solid at the local cowboy disco. Rock gains 'concrete' place at GSC gold toothpicks to diamond- —For the sadomasochist studded outhouses. there is the "Christmas By MARK FORDHAM the reason for which it was originally procured. Allow me This year I avoided the Game." As with many other It's 30 inches tall, 30 inches deep, 26 inches wide, weighs the opportunity of dusting your mental shelves with an traditional pre-season games, you attempt to move over 1400 pounds, never moves, constantly changes colors, interesting bit of college memorabilia. humor. Partly because I around the board by and is easily viewed everyday by GSC students. Give up? As its name implies, the TKE rock was procured by the didn't want to hurt the making purchases. How- It's the infamous TKE rock located on the corner of the Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity - commonly known as the feelings of any friends or ever, with this game you Williams Center grounds. This solid granite beauty has TKE's. One particular TKE who knows a great deal about relatives who had already attempt to purchase rested at it's present site for over a decade at GSC. the rock's history is Gene Justin - employed with GSC purchased an outhouse for Christmas gifts, only to be If you're like me (i.e. naive, spacey, and downright Auxilliary Services and a TKE alumni for over seven years. me, and partly because I thwarted by traffic jams, ignorant) you may not know the history of this "hunk" or "Around '68 or '69 was when the TKE fraternity was didn't want to give family shopping crowds, bounced started up. I wasn't even a member then, just visiting one and friends any stupid gift checks and unfriendly weekend with my brother and some of his friends, all of ideas. However, I cannot let clerks. whom were founding members of TKE," Justin said. the season pass any further —For animal lovers "Anyway, one night about 10 or so of the guys were without performing the there is a Christmas wreath sitting around and they decided to drive to Clarkhill traditional ritual. made of wheat designed to Reservoir near Augusta and bring back a huge rock. So There have been many attract birds to your door. MONEY they drove up there, found a granite rock, loaded it on the gifts that I have been For those who tire of truck (it took all 10 of them) and hauled it back to GSC." fortunate enough not to sweeping the front steps, or According to Justin, times became quite hard on the receive (and I hope you've who have slipped one too rock. Many were jealous that the TKE's had originated the had the same luck). These many times, there is an 1 SAVERS idea and tried to remove or destroy it. "First, two guys tried include: artificial blackbird that you GOOD NEWS FOR STU- to chip it apart with sledge hammers, but after nearly two —The "unknown comic" place in the middle of your DENTS! Battered budgets days of constant banging and only knocking off a few shower cap. This a brown Christmas pies for the rebuilt at Maryland Fried chips, they gave up." plastic bag with clear purpose of releasing steam." Chicken this month. That's "Then a group of guys spent some money to have it plastic eyes that you slip As the pie cooks, the bird right. This month is Money- hauled away. They actually had it chained and ready to over your head in order to screams (or whistles, Saver Month at Maryland move but Campus Security stepped in and told the driver of keep your hair, makeup, or depending upon whether or Fried Chicken. This is the the truck that the rock stayed," said Justin. whatever else from getting not you bought the wheat month to S-T-R-E-T-C-H those "A third and final attempt to get rid of the rock was wet. Most of us probably wreath. food dollars and beat the high brainstormed by a group of guys that decided to bury it," he have little need to be funny cost of living. Try our new in the shower, unless, of All of these gifts that I Drive-Thru Order Station said. "They dug a hole a fourth as big as they needed, got course, you shower with a have mentioned are actual for take out orders. tired and decided to rest somewhere." friend. But then again, CLIP OUT AND SAVE Meanwhile, some TKE's drove up, saw the hole and gifts, most costing under (Just Clip Out these Coupons & moved the rock in it. Then they called a cement truck, filled there's enough humor in five dollars. While such Present When Placing Order) the hole and the rest is history, said Justin. Ironically, the that spare tire around your gifts are an easy target for "bottomless pit" intended to swallow the granite for, all waist to keep your friend humor, most are very time became the permanent resting place for the rock. laughing until the hot water functional. For instance, a So there you have it. Now you can lean back an enjoy runs out. close friend of mine had one your new campus knowledge and thank the TKE's for —For those who find the of those fake fires for the " CHICKEN DINNER providing a rest area for roving mutts yearning to aspire spare tire less than funny, fireplace. It had fake logs beyond the proverbial tree stump and for giving there is a rubber saddle that and rolling lights inside. 2 Pcs. (Mixed) fraternities, sororities, GDI's the jocks, the heads, and you wear between your legs My friend put a match to the others a place to express themselves with a paint brush or while you waddle around bottom and it made for a 2 Vegetables spray can. the house. This gift is beautiful and warm fire. 1 Roll
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I STATESBORO, GEORGIA 30458 1 )g————■■B1BI The GEORGE-ANNE, January 22, 1981, Page 9 John Lennon: poet of the '60s music revolution Editor's Note: This is the announced the coming of wrote their own material remember/All my life, As the Beatles wallowed Lennon was the least first of a two part the Beatles and the and somehow avoided the though some have changed in fame, Lennon made the plastic of pop superstars. * retrospective series on the children's revolution. The deadening effects of rock /Some forever, not for remark, "We're more Even during the Beatles' life of John Lennon—his revolution was to spread and roll formulas. Rolling better/Some have gone and popular than Jesus now." drug scene, Lennon music and his impact on the from Liverpool to the rest of Stone described the some remain." Never before Church groups were admitted that it helped to world. The second article the world. Beatles sound as "em- has anyone been able to put infuriated and held cope with the mass * will appear in the January It was a time for the ploying chord patterns their thoughts and beliefs widespread record (etc.) admiration. He admitted to 29 issue* center of creative con- here to unknown to rock into music as well as burnings. always needing a drug to By ALAN SULTANIK sciousness to shift to the and underpinned them with Lennon. live. "I'm sorry I said it," said The Beatles were one of young people. The young thickened guitar chordings The Beatles were kings. Lennon's most powerful Lennon. "I never meant it to * the most influential rock people felt that the older and a pounding bass that Lennon felt strongly the songs came in the latter be a lousy anti-religious forces in the 60's. Behind generation was creating a had a harmonic as well as a pressures of spinning part of the 60's. It was at thing. Christianity just most of it was a man who hell instead of a Utopia and rhythmic function." success. One rock critic this time that Lennon seems to me to be shrinking, would start a revolution that it was time for the Lennon was clearly the said, "Lennon was the first became a strong political which would spread from young to take over the task central head, but a good superstar to keep alienating to be losing contacts." figure-head, however, his Liverpool to the American of reforming society. part of the magic came from himself from the role of Never before has any actions were nowhere near youth and throughout the This revolution was their fortuitous blend of star." It was opposite of artist or band received the as strong as his words. „ world...John Lennon. Lennon's style. He said that personalities. The Beatles what his music and his mass popularity that the His week-long "Bed-in Lennon was the driving when he was 12, he were leaders because they political standings meant Beatles had. They have sold for peace with Yoko Ono" force of the 60's revolution. used to think that he was a were capable of, for a period to be. over 200 million albums. was not nearly as ex- The words that he spoke genius but nobody noticed. of time, ceaseless change. pressive and powerful as > were the gospel for the This was the motto for the Although the Beatles many of the songs on the world's youth during that entire 60's revolution. The seemed to change with the white album and on later turbulent decade. Beatles were the most times, one could say that albums. "Revolution" is a In the late 1950's, John powerful embodiment of the times also changed with fine example. - Lennon met guitar player that feeling, and John the Beatles. "You say you want a Paul McCartney, and his Lennon was its driving John Lennon insisted he revolution/Well you know... school friend George force. was a poet. He and /We all want to change the Harrison. It was upon this The Beatles began McCartney, who together world/You say you'll foundation that John playing together as wrote almost all the change the constitution/ Lennon built the Quarry- contemporaries of Buddy Beatles' songs, formed one Well, you know.../But when men, later becoming known Holly and Chuck Berry. of the greates colla- you talk about destruc- _, as the Beatles. Their first three albums borations in modern art. tion/Don't you know that Richard Starkey (Ringo reflect their proximity to They became rocks' most you can count me out." Starr) joined them before rock and roll's beginnings. prolific writers of beautiful Many blame the break- their first album, forming The vocal harmonies pop melodies. up of the Beatles on Yoko. a the line up that would borrow from the Everly Lennon loved the sounds Instead, it should be blamed remain the same until the Brothers, the instrumental and rhymes of language. on Lennon's loss of identity. end. sound is rockabilly and Lennon penned down the The Beatles had served At the age of twenty, forward thrust pre- richness of words and their purpose. John Lennon - Lennon was striking his dominates over melody. matched them to the music no longer wanted to be the characteristic note of self- Yet the Beatles were with near-perfect results. Walrus...he wanted to be reflecting pride as he clearly different. They "There are places I'll JOHN LENNON John.
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Continued from p. 1 feel like quitting? come to have a good time. That's what our music is all about never set a direction for an album nor for,the band. We just anyway. A. Well, we definitely did. I think more than anything what play what we feel—to be honest with you—if it comes out we had to do was sort of put everything out of our minds for country or if it comes out jazzy or rock and roll or whatever, a while and just wait to see what everybody felt, give time a that's the way it comes out. Cause when we go in the studio, Q. How do you prepare for a concert, how do you set a chance to see what it's gonna do to you mentally. If I we really don't set a pace, we just go in and do what feels routine? remember correctly, the first thing that was ever said about comfortable. We've just finished a new record and it'll be out A. We basically have a set. When we start a tour, we set a playing again was when we had a meeting one day, we this month. pattern of songs that we're gonna go with when we start a really left it up to Toy. Whenever he felt like whatever he felt tour. And we basically stick with them, but we will change like doing, we would do, because it was more of an impact Q. Have you gotten a name for the album yet? them a little bit here and there. Somebody on stage will say, on him and his family. And if he felt like he could play then A. The name of it's "Dedicated." "Hey, let's play this" and everyone will say "All right." we would continue. He really wanted to. I think he really wanted to because Tommy would have wanted the band to Q. Will GSC be hearing any songs off your new album? Q. Who writes most of the band's songs? continue. A. We work on stuff like that, in the dressing room, and if A. Toy writes about 70 percent of everything we do. The last few records I've written, probably about the last 25 something feels good in the dressing room, we're liable to do Q. Was it a very emotional impact? it on stage. We have been known to do other people's songs. percent. A. I would say more than anything, it affected the band You know, just shuffle old blues tunes or whatever comes emotionally, because you don't go through that kind of Q. When you or Toy write a song, how do you do it? off the top of our heads. We do a lot of that. thing everyday. When you live with somebody for 10 years A. Well, I have to speak for myself because writers are so every day, it's like you probably know them better than you different. Everybody writes their own way. Myself, I write Q. Do you have any concerts between now and the GSC know your own wife. It was real emotional, I think sometimes about everyday experiences in life, but concert? everybody's come to grasp with it. sometimes if I can find something that I want to write A. Oh, Friday I'm going to Nashville to the volunteer jam. about—that is just something that I come up with—then, I Q. So, the new album is dedicated to Tommy Caldwell? write about that. Basically, anything I write about, I put Q. Is that the Charlie Daniels thing? A. Well, it's that and it's also the band that's dedicated too. something of my life into it too. I may be talking about A. Yea, I do that Saturday and then I really don't know to That has a lot to do with why the songs are like they are. something else, but there's a lot of hidden meaning in there be honest with you. I know they're there, but I don't know There's on.e song that's dedicated to Tommy and Tim, his that I use my own feelings and my own life. I have to do that where they're at. I'm the type person, I just get on a bus and brother, that was killed about a month before he was. because, take "Last of the Singing Cowboys," which was they tell me where to go. on "Runnin Like The Wind", that's one of my songs and it Q. Was that written by Toy? doesn't really mean anything about me or anything around A. It was by Toy. me but there was lot of little things that I took out of my life Q. What is the typical daily schedule of the Band when and out of other people's lives I know and put into that you're on the road? Q. Give me a little background on the MTB. When you were song. Same thing with "Fire on the Mountain." I'm a story A. We travel at night so on the east coast we travel by bus. formed. writer. I write a lot of stories. We'll leave at 3 a.m. in the morning and get into the next A. The band got started basically around late '69 early 70s town about 9 a.m. and get off the bus, try to find a room, get (that's 1900), about 1969 or '70. We started off, me and Q. What's in store for the band in '81? something to eat and kind of rest up a little bit, do a sound Tommy and Pryor started the band, a three piece and then A. We have a lot of things we want to do this year. We're check, do interviews between the time we air and the time Toy came and then GaTy and Doug. Basically it stayed the looking at a European tour. We're looking at possibly a live we do sound checks and we get the interviews out of the same up through the years till last June when Tommy was album in the summer and we're looking at possibly a way, and then it's time to go do a sound check. You go do a killed in a car wreck. Now Franklin is playing bass with the Japanese tour. ...I think we've worked the country so much, sound check then back to the hotel to shower up. Turn band. Basically, the history has been a lot of work and a lot we're gonna try to get out of the country some this year and around, go back to the gig and play a little bit and then go of records, that's what we've done through the years, and basically we just want to keep working and keep making on stage and then it all starts over again. You don't have a we've concentrated on that. We feel like the band does real records. lot of lax time. well for the years we've been around. Q. So, maybe a new album later on? Q. What do you look for in a warm up band? Q. When did George McCorkle get into the music business? A. We hope to do a live album, so that'll be two this year. A. We try to pick our other people that play with us ... we A. I think the day I was born. That's all I can remember. It try to make the show compatible. If we try to use somebody being a total interest to me. Because I've done other jobs, I Q. Will that come out later in the summer? on our shows that..: we don't want to put anybody out in went through the service and all but music has always been A. Yes, that's what we're looking at. We'll do a spring tour front of us that's not very good, we would rather the all I've really been interested in. And women, I have to say right after the record's released and hopefully after that we audience like them than not like them. We really don't that. can do a live album off of that while we're touring. consider a band that plays on our show a warm up band or an opening act or whatever; we just consider it a part of the Q. Ho do you really classify your music, do you call it Q. Give a few pointers to the town of Statesboro, to GSC, show and they should work as hard as we have to work. southern rock, or do you call it a little bit bluegrass southern about what to look for from the MTB? rock or is there a classification? A. Come, get you a can of beer and pat your foot! That's Q. There appears to be some controversy at GSC as to why A. It's really hard to put it in a category. I very honestly— basically what we're all about. No hype, man, we just play. .38 Special is not playing with you. Is there any substance because everybody's tried to categorize us for years, and That's what we're all about, to be very honest with you, I'll to this? stereotype the band or whatever through the years—don't tell you, you remember the old beach days—the old beach A. No, not that I know of. They just did a whole tour with think nobody's ever been able to pinpoint it, because I think music—basically, this band is not much different from us. the whole thing is that we have too many different that. Do yon remember how loose everything was? The old backgrounds and roots and individual people. Because black artist and everything? This band's basically all Q. They are not coming to GSC with you. Is there any there's so many jazz and R&B and blues and country roots about that. You know, the old days, just work like hell on reason for this? in all the players. So it all the time comes out different. We the road all the time and have a good time. A. If I'm not mistaken, it was the school that took care of that. We used them the whole last tour and we got along real well. I think that we had about three or four days in the Above Mill Creek ^^ ^^^ ^^% Jfe Hours: center of the tour where the schools preferred not to use Cottage-Behind ^ ^^% ^^^ W1^ M\ ^^ 3-6 Mon.-Fri. them. And that was .not by our choice 'cause we would The Paragon % Wt ^J | § Al M * — 10-5:30 Sat. rather take a band for the whole tour and work with them every night.
Q. Will the Dixie Dregs be a compatible opening act? ^L X^ 764-7621 WfMm A. We've been doing them for years. Most anybody we use anymore we know because we know basically everybody that's in the business. Q. A question a lot of people are curious about is how do 4° SH 0 E SALE *A ya'll feel about new wave music? Have you thought about it? A. I try not to! I never have knocked anything of anybody's music. You know, I look at things, and if a person's playing *° TENNIS and BASKETBALL ° what he wants to play and he's playing it well and to the best of his ability and feels that it is good, then he should be playing it. But if he's doing it for the money, if he don't 3 Days Only-Jan. 22,23,24 really give a damn, and just going out selling trash, then I NIKE ALL COURT ASAHICANVAS don't like it. I'll listen and I'll give anybody a chance. But if Suggested Retail Suggested Retail it's trash, then I'll look at it as trash. But if it's good and it $26.95 $25.95 comes from the heart, then I dig it man. SALE PRICE ALL OTHER SHOES COMPARABLY REDUCED SALE PRICE $17.95 Q. How did the death of Tommy Caldwell, one of the $17.95 founding members of your band, affect the band? Did you ^ge 12, January 22,1981, The GEORGE-ANNE- programs in Philosphy for the share house. Responsible. 764- 9589. (2-5) / degrees of B.A., M.A., and Ph.D. Services plus a junior year abroad INTERESTED: Airline jobs-free program. All courses are in information. Nationwide - write SERVICE: Will rake yards or do English. Tuition is aproximately any odd jobs around house Airline Placement Bureau, 4208 between quarters. Contact $400. Write to: Secretary, English 198th SW, #101 Lynnwood, Programs, Kardiaal Mercierplein Washington 98036. Enclose a self- Sheviki Ergun at 681-1003 from 2 B-3000, Leuven, Belgium. (1-22) 7:30 p.m. to 12 p.m. weekdays, or addressed stamped large CLASSIFIEDS L.B. 8595. (2-5) WANTED: Female roommate to envelope. (1-22) SERVICE: Let that special someone remember you with only r a gift you can give—a picture of FOR SALE: House, excellent yellow stitching. Size 9. If found, yourself. For more information condition and location in please call Bruce, 681-5274 in call Clint at 681-1944 or write L. B. For Sale Merrywood. Day 681-5409, room 203. Brannen. (2-5) 12272. (2-5) fashion^ and evening 764-3359. (2-5) FOUND: Ladies gold Bulova J K SALE; Audiovox AM-FM FOR SALE: Sony, reel to reel watch with name engraved on the ^reo cassette for car. With power tape recorder, like new. 20 - 20,000 back. Claim at the History For Rent >ster and two speakers. $100, CPS. Package includes Technics Department. (2-5) jotiable. Call Steve at 681-3117. direct drive turntable. Call FOUND: Ladies' gold watch FOR RENT: Extra bedrooms, (1-22) 764-5229. (2-5) outside Winburn. To claim, see must share expenses. House in mud Brooklet. 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681-5214 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••^ •••••••# -The GEORGE-ANNE, January 22, 1981, Page IS Wagner begins duties as Eagles athletic director By GEORGE ALLEN GSC, Wagner applied for enthusiasm among Eagle coming from. "Right now, practical at the present While just another the position. After a few fans. we're just trying to tie time, the future looks quarter begins for the visits, he decided States- Perhaps the most everything together and get positive for the GSC students of GSC, the work boro was the place for him. important question Wagner an estimate as close as we of GSC's new athletic athletic department. "I have always loved the has to face as athletic probably can," Wagner Wagner plans on working director has just begun. South and I see Statesboro director concerns the said. hard for the students and David "Bucky" Wagner as a great community," possibility of football at his record proves he does brings a wealth of Although Wagner is Wagner said. GSC. just that. "My door is experience and knowledge enthusiastic about an Eagle He doesn't plan any Being a football coach always open to the students to GSC. football program, he views immediate changes for the and player for many years, of GSC. If they have any Wagner is a graduate of the starting of a team in the GSC athletic department. there is no doubt in questions I could answer for Ohio University where he near future as "one of the Wagner feels it is too early .Wagner's mind that them, they should feel free played football for four most difficult managerial for him to make any football would be an asset to come down to my office years. He followed that by tricks ever to be accomplish- changes, but believes a little for GSC. However, he sees and ask. We're here because joining the coaching staff ed." effort can improve existing many drawbacks in there are students on this as an assistant for eight programs. He is also starting such a program. campus, and I want to help years. He then traveled to Even if football is not David "Bucky" Wagne impressed with the facili- He would not want to cut them," said Wagner. Florida State University ties which GSC has to offer back or eliminate the and earned his Ph. D. while its athletes. existing Eagles' sports also working with the His main goal for GSC is programs. The programs, Basketball Seminole football program. the development of a which have already proven Continued from p. 16 Osterman contributed 12 GAME 11 Upon completing his booster organization. "One themselves, could possibly John Rahn paced the for the Eagles. Jackson GSC became 2-9 on tr dissertation in 1972, he of the most important be hurt by beginning such Eagles with 20, followed by pulled down 11 rebounds season by defeating tl went to work for FSU in the features of an athletic an expensive venture. Koch with 12 and Bobby followed by Rahn and Bucs of Baptist College t administration deparment. department is the involve- Jahn with 10. Palmore with 10 each. 60. The main drawback is He worked very closely with ment with the students and GAME 8 obviously the cost. Wagner The Eagles fell behi; transfer students and community," Wagner said. GSC took their first win GAME 10 said that while at Vander- 11-6 early in the contest a helped insure them a The purpose of the of the season 115-63 over the Samford snuck by the bilt University the football by as much as seven at t smooth transition. He then booster organization would Cardinal Stritch Red Devils Eagles 67-66 in a TAAC program cost somewhere in midpoint of the first perk took over the Office of be to gain more fan interest on January 6 in the Hanner heartbreaker for GSC. the neighborhood of $2.2 Free throw shooting frr Admissions and Financial and involvement in GSC Fieldhouse. Reggie Cofer again led GSC million yearly, the cost of the line gave the Eagles Aid and eventually took athletics. Wagner strongly Reggie Cofer's game- in scoring with 21 for the starting a program at GSC 31-28 lead at halftime. over as the Acting Dean of feels that this will help the high 26 points staked the game. He played in 15 of without offering scholar- Student Services. athletes, the community, Eagles to a 47-22 halftime those points in the first Baptist climbed , ships would be approxi- - Wagner was not content and will give GSC students lead as they shot 58 percent period and John Rahn within one at 43-42 wi mately $200,000, and in these positions and a chance to become more from the field in the first added 10 to give the Eagles 10:32 remaining in ti $250,000 if athletic wanted to get back into involved in the school. period. a 44-38 halftime lead. game, but Terry Fah' scholarships were offered. athletics. He went to Wagner hopes that more The Eagles notched 68 Samford slowed down poured in nine points in ti Vanderbilt from FSU and student involvement will Wagner would not be points in the second half to the second half of play and final minutes to put li was named assistant spark GSC rivalries. He willing to start a football dominate the little school took advantage of the back in the GSC offense. athletic director. hopes these rivalries will program unless he knew the from Milwaukee. Eagles 35 percent shooting The 1-9 Bucs were pae When the athletic come directly out of the actual costs and exactly Rahn added 20 for GSC, in the final stanza to gain> by Eddie Talley with ] director's job opened up at TAAC and will stimulate where the money would be Jackson scored 19, and Pat the victory. pol-■■-< _ THE FLAME CHARLIE'S RESTAURANT Open 24 Hours SIMMONS SHOPPING CENTER Phone 764-9103 Jan. 22 Jan. 19-24 HI, STUDENTS!!! CHARLIE'S is the place where you will meet your friends and get The Tarns Sugarereek the BEST FOOD in Statesboro. Also Prices to Meet Your Pocketbook!!! 4 WE SELL MEAL TICKETS Jan. 29, 30, 31 Feb. 5, 6, 7 Homemade Biscuits, Cheese Grits, BIGGEST and BEST Hamburger in Town!!! Try Our Omelet—Best Ever m Subway en Complete Breakfast Menu Complete Short Order Menu Buffet from 11 a.m. til 2:30 p.m. ALSO Come Try Our Friendly Service and Good Food and Low Prices for the Mondays Tuesdays and Wednesdays Surprise of Your Life!!! Free Thursdays ladies —Closed on Sunday— Admission 25* Draft Night Charlie age 14, January 22,1981, The GEORGE-ANNE- The basketball season thus far men are 3-—10 women are 12—7
Reggie Cofer shoots the jumper against Samford. Cofer paced the Eagles with 21 points in a 67-66 defeat. ebbie Myers shoots a short juniper in a crowd in a Pat Hines lets fly a jump shot while a Georgia State AIAW contest against Georgia State. The Lady Lady Panther tries in vain to block it. agles lost the game 81-71.
eggie Cofer lays the ball in for Robert Jackson with the slam score after making a steal and dunk for a score. Cofer watches iving the length of the court. the "in your face disgrace."
Reggie Cofer drives in for the layup against the Centenary Gents in a TAAC contest. The Eagles played well in the first half but eventually dropped a 100-81 decision.
GSC racked up 115 points against Cardinal-Stritch to break a 16-game losing streak and seventh in a row this season. -The GEORGE-ANNE, January 22, 1981, Page 15 Flag football team places fifth in New Orleans Network TV cameras Among the 52 teams to the Eagles in the double Flag Football Team. Squad members are Statesboro, Ga.; Buddy were not there to record the participate in the NFF elimination battles - the After defeating Berry looking forward to return- Johnson, lb-p, Sophomore. contests. Howard" Whats- Championships was a host school, New Orleans and Lamar, GSC was ing to New Orleans next Lithonia, Ga.; Gary Miller, his-name made no biting group from GSC. Sponsored University. handed its first loss in the year with more experience fl, Senior, Statesboro, Ga.; commentary about the lack by the Intramural Depart- Except for the luck of the tourney by New Orleans, and bringing home a Roy Peterson, rb, Sopho of speed or excess of it. ment, the Eagle squad draw, the Eagles may well 13-6. They rebounded to championship trophy. more, Thomasville, Ga. There were no screaming entered quietly but left no have finished as high as beat Lamar again and then Members of the team Rob Petry, og, Senior mobs of fans rushing into doubt they were a team to be second or third. GSC toppled New Orleans to included: Dennis Brouil- Alanta, Ga.; Mike Reeves the field after each game. reckoned with. "Some of victories came over Berry force a playoff game in their lard, rb, Sophomore, rb-lb, Senior, Millen, Ga. But in their own way, the those folks had not heard of College, 30-14, Lamar bracket. UNO captured the Augusta, Ga.; Mike Bruce, Robbie Peterson, de, Junior National Flag Football( GSC," said one participant. University, 21-18 and 33-22, rubber game, 34-26. db, Junior, Decatur, Ga.; Evans, Ga.; Mark Sanders Championships that were "I guarantee you they have and New Orleans, 13-7. GSC hopes were bouyed Bill Childres, de, Fresh- qb, Junior, Brooklet, Ga. played recently in New now." Stars for the GSC side for next year, however, man, Union City, Ga.; Chip Mike Thompson, og Orleans were just about as The Eagles finished a included quarterback Chip since they had few seniors Heath, qb, Senior, States- Freshman, Lyons, Ga. important to those who very respectable fifth in the Heath who threw a on the squad and this was boro, Ga.; Mark Fiquett, db, Lew Tippett, og, Freshman participated as was the tournament which was tournament high 16 TD the first time the team had Senior, Martinez, Ga.; Guy Vidalia, Ga.; Frank Voight "National Championship" sponsored by Michelob passes and flanker John played under the NFFC no- Greene, lb, Sophomore, db, Senior, Hapeville, Ga Sugar Bowl game that was Light. There was only one "Flea" Herring, who was contact rules that were Sylvania, Ga.; John and Kenny Weaver, db played a day later. team that managed to beat voted to the Ail-American employed. Herring, fl, Junior, Junior, Sylvania, Ga. Nelson looking for consistency; FRANK'S PIER 109 With This Coupon Get Eagles lack needed experience 10% Off By CHARLIE ADAMS really wants the ball and long jumpers, David Cecil about us. Once we get a any Seafood Dinner GSC has not exactly can score inside to take the and Maurice Palmore to couple of wins under our Ordered After 2:00 p.m. gotten off to the kind of pressure off our outside play down low, Joe Colar to belt, the feeling of start that earns a team a shooters," said Nelson. give depth to the forward confidence will come and Coupon Expires January 29, 1981 spot in the NCAA Tour- Terry Fahey, a 6'9" spot, and Butch Liddell to we'll do alright," Nelson nament come the end of the senior, has claimed the post supply a deft outside shot said. ► position much of the season. Lack of experience, and experienced backcourt losing the down-to-the-wire season, but at times it has leadership. thrillers, and simply not been 6'8" frosh Maurice The schedule does not let knowing how to hang on to Palmore down low. "Terry up for the remainder of the leads have been the reasons is the kind of player that's season with a tough THE SANDWICH SHOP for the poor record thus far. got to play on an emotional conference slate ahead as high for him to play because well as a match with Bill But despite the fact that featuring if he doesn't play that way Foster's South Carolina the Eagles are currently then he doesn't play hard. club. Despite some hard roosting with such a record, He has given me more luck on the Eagles Head Coach John Nelson is "A MEAL IN A BASKET" already this year than I had homecourt, Nelson is quick quick to point out that with expected out of him." to point out that he couldn't a few breaks, things could "Reggie Cofer has come be happier with the be the other way around. on extremely strong. John students support game after | Present This 16 oz. ^Jbwith Purchase of j Rahn will always be a good game. "We figured out the other basketball player. Larry "You've got to remember I Coupon For A^ Beverage <«% Any Sandwich I day that after ten ball- Koch is handling himself that we're not on a one year games, we should be 6-4 or 7- well at the point for a program. We're on a two or 3 with about three more freshman, and lately three year program trying Statesboro Mall Hours 11-8 Monday -Saturday 764-4868 points in six games," stated Robert Jackson has come to get some consistency Nelson. "Our mental into his own to play good improvement is needed in basketball. We've really that we need to learn how had about four starters all win.'Whenever we have a year and are looking for COMPUTERIZED Heavy-Duty Sentry Shock lead, we don't really know that fifth man in the WHEEL BALANCE INSTALLED... ©88 how to play with it. It's not middle," said Nelson. Balance 4 tm ^fe Aft that we've had such a slow The play of the bench Durable welded con - ^^ ai-seoo ser. wheels as M , Each start, but that we've lost a has been well at times with ■ ^bm 4 Wheels struction. Sizes to fit all of the players having they spin ^^ lot of close games. It's a Inspect brakes, shocks, ex- most cars & It. trucks. SAVE $1.11 slow start win-loss wise, but seen considerable action so Our BestI Tough One Shock I think our kids are far this season. "I think haust system. Most U.S. cars. ('Except mag or custom wheels) INSTALLED. 81-4700 ser. $11.88 Ea. developing." Duane Wilcox off the bench has played exceptionally The play of the starters well. Other than that, they TUNE-UP: CARS WITH ELECTRONIC IGNITION OIL & FILTER CHANGE has pleased Nelson except have handled it pretty well, We'll install new AC or Champion re- sistor or wide gap spark plugs, air fil- WITH LUBE for the post postion. The but have not been super off 88 ter, gas filter, PCV filter (GM & Ford) or 4cyl. Includes up ^% 88 inside threat is lacking so the bench. If they had they ballast resistor (Chrys.). Clean out 34 probably would be start- 6 cyl.... 39.88 to5qts. any £% Most far, and therefore the combustion chambers. Install Western Auto ^^ U.S. cars. remaining starters have ing." corrosion-proof battery terminal pro- 8 cyl.. . . 44.88 Most U.S. cars. single or multi-weight oil, been forced to put up a lot of Pat Osterman has come tectors. Adjust carburetor idle, auto- Standard ignition add oil filter (74-5901 ser.), outside shots. "Our biggest off the bench to provide matic choke, set timing. Road test. $4.00. Sell-contained chassis lube and labor. Services Available at Most Stores air filter extra. problem is that we have not needed quickness, Bobby found a post player that Jahn to make several clutch FRONT END ,88 $ Most ALIGNMENT U.S cars Tires.. s 22 We'll set and adjust caster, xam- ber, toe-in/out to manufacturer's ► ea. specifications. Check front end for stability. Inspect brakes, shocks, exhaust. No extra charge for cars with A/C or torsion bar. Labor Batteries#33 listed. Open Monday-Saturday, 9-6 WESTERN AUTO Official State Inspection Station Highway 80 E. Near the Mall We reserve the right to limit quantities. Page 16, January 22, 1981, The GEORGE-ANNE- Lady Eagles strive for winning year By JULIE WINSKIE Drake, nationally ranked in the top 20, and height are chief weaknesses of the candidate and one of the best players I've "I am pleased with the team's was the Lady Eagle's next opponent. 'They team. ever seen. She is respected by everybody. performance. All of the girls are dedicated to were the tallest team we ever played," Evans Wednesday night, January 14, the Lady She won MVP in our state tourney last year winning and attempting to do the things it said. "Three girls were six foot and over. We Eagles were defeated by Georgia State (71- while her team finished in third place." takes to win," said Lady Eagle Basketball were able to play with them though, and at 61) at the Hanner Fieldhouse. Terese Allen, Tough opponents in the future for the 10- Coach Ellen Evans. "Like dedicated one time had a lead. With three minutes on highest scorer in the region averaging 30 7 Lady Eagles will be the University of athletes, they are enthusiastic and giving of the clock, we had them by three, but the points a game, led the Lady Panthers. Georgia, Mercer, Georgia State and their time, including giving up a social life." Drake's coach's strategy was to foul us Evans said, "Allen is an All-American Valdosta. "Our scheduling was poor. I underestimated the whenever they could, and our free-throws loss of last year's seniors, and we miss the just weren't connecting." The final score experience," admitted Evans. "However, was Drake 70 and GSC 64. J they are beginning to look good and get into a winning form. These are girls who work The next game on the schedule turned out GEORGE-ANNE hard and strive hard to improve the team." out to be a disappointment for Evans even Among these hard workers are the Lady though the Lady Eagles won the game. "We were looking forward to a good game with Eagle freshmen. Evans said "They are doing well and have come along faster Miami and were upset because they were 'too because we've had to rely on them. Three of tired' and cancelled the game. In other them have started for us at one time or words, they didn't want to get beat!" said another this season." Evans. Back in December, the Lady Eagles The Lady Eagles played a practice game SPORTS swept the North Georgia tourney in against Miami-Dade New World Center Dahlonega defeating North Georgia, Lee Junior College to whom we were "totally College, and finally North Alabama in the superior," stated Evans. finals. In the Stetson doubleheader on January On January 2, the Lady Eagles faced 8 and 9, GSC gained wins over both Stetson Western Kentucky in which "the team (81-67) and Central Florida (84-43). Evans played well and Diane Fuller played said, "Stetson has improved, and we played unbelievably," according to Evans. well in spurts, but against Central Florida, "Western Kentucky is a good team that is we were outstanding and overpowering." Basketball game review well coached. They had us down by 10 with All of the Lady Eagles got a chance to play five minutes to go, and we finally won by in the Central Florida game, allowing the GAME 5 points apiece. Terry Fahey GAME 7 three (78-75) due to foul shots," said Evans. subs some extra experience. Inexperience The Eagles traveled to added 10, Bobby Jahn eight GSC lost their 16th play the Dons of San and Robert Jackson six for straight game and seventh Francisco on December 16. GSC. in a row this season by GSC trailed 13-12 in the GAME 6 bowing out to Southeast- Lady cagers gaining momertium early minutes before USF The Eagles played Louisiana 87-72 in the miserably as they were consolation game of the After a slow start, the turnabout is the way the average, followed by Hines exploded and outscored the defeated by UT-Chattanoo- Choo-Choo Classic. GSC Lady Eagle basketball team gets along on and off at 11.4. Fuller is also the Eagles 20-4 to take a 33-16 ga 75-57 in the opening The Lions were paced by * team is finally returning to the court. "They are team's leading rebounder at lead and a 45-28 advantage round of the Choo-Choo the hot shooting of guards the style of play that Coach beginning to understand 11.4. into the intermission. Classic on December 29. Devoy Johnson and Ellen Evans is used to— the team concept we Evans anticipates the Reggie Cofer and John The loss dropped the Eagles Johnny Taylor, who winning. emphasize," said Evans. competitive intensity will Rahn kept the Eagles close record to 0-6. combined for 59 points. "We haven't reached our It has taken a while for pick up over the next in the second half and cut The Eagles fell behind full potential yet," said the young Lady Eagle several games as the Lady the Dons lead to 81-69 with Coach John Nelson early, 19-10 due to cold Evans "but overall, we are squad to realize there is no Eagles move into GAIAW only 2:17 left in the contest. said,"They weren't very shooting and were down by ^ beginning to look a lot one player who will be a star play. The next few games USF outscored GSC 10-1 in good. We were pathetic." 37-28 at the intermission. better." every night. will be against teams from the waning moments for a The Eagle starters Southeast Louisiana Better indeed, when you Statistically, the Lady the statewide conference final score of 91-70. (Rahn, Cofer, Fahey, took advantage of Eagle consider that the Lady Eagles are led by seniors and Evans feels more effort The game was a Wilcox, and Jackson) fouls in the second half to «. Eagles have won eight of Diane Fuller and Pat Hines, and concentration will be homecoming for freshmen combined for only 25 points score 20 of their 40 second their last ten games to bring but the averages are required of her charges. David Cecil and Maurice in the entire contest. GSC period points from the free their season record to 10-7. indicative of the "team "The state race is pretty Palmore who are both from did not have a player score throw line. The Lions All but two of those last ten concept" that Evans talks well open," said Evans. the Oakland Bay area. in double figures and was outscored GSC 29-6 from- have been on the road. The about. Fuller is the squad's No one team has really Rahn and Cofer paced led by Larry Koch off the the line in the game. primary reason for the leading scorer with a 15.4 dominated." the Eagle attack with 18 bench with nine. See BASKETBALL, p. 13 Southern Sports By Pat Jones*- Being the sports editor for a college newspaper basketball games and having the sports information' may seem to be a thankless and time consuming director offer you a Coke is powerful down home stuff. job but there are those special moments of glory that Not much you say? make it all seem worthwhile. People have forgotten their roots and who their It can be tough trying to write an original column friends were for less. every week along with other tasks of the job but the Maybe next game they'll introduce me instead of recognition involved makes the effort rewarding. President Lick at halftime or let me play a little point guard if the game goes into overtime. Last quarter I would be strolling across campus Thursday's are very rewarding because that is the between classes and people would smile and wave at day the paper is distributed all over campus and I me because I was certain they had enjoyed my sports can see the fruit of my labor piled in a big heap in all column. As I went into the restroom to straighten out the hallways. I almost cried last quarter when I saw a my jockey shorts before class I realized I had walked guy in Sarah's Place spread five or six papers on the from Hollis to Newton with my zipper down and table to keep his "microwave" lunch from making a 'pieces of tissue paper attached to my fate where the mess. That's sacrilege! I was secretly hoping his razor had attacked me that morning. radioactive hamburger might accidentally nuke him Oh well. when they came in contact with his gamma-rayed Another time I spotted a lovely young lady beenie weenies. feverishly cutting out MY COLUMN from a stack of Last quarter I enjoyed wandering around campus papers in Landrum Center and I decided to approach trying to find someone in the midst of reading my her to autograph them personally but she said she column. Once I caught a guy reading it in the library didn't want some creep scribbling on the back of her and sat there trying to imagine which part he was Wendy's coupons. mulling over. I braced myself for shock waves of I asked her if she liked 'em hot 'n juicy. uncontrollable laughter to resound through the Spending hours a day chasing down photographs, library and for the librarian to kick him out on his covering games, assigning stories, correcting copy ear... I waited...and waited... and laying out the paper can be very frustrating and He calmly picked up his books and walked out tiring but it makes you appreciate the little things in leaving the paper behind on the table. life. Well, I thought it was funny. Sometimes you just Robert Jackson tips the ball in for the Eagles in a 100 Getting a seat on the table on the floor at Eagle don't get no respect. - 81 loss to Centenary.