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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]. THE4c7 REGISTER 'COMPLETE AWARENESS FOR COMPLETE COMMITMENT" VOLUME XL1 NUMBER 21 NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL STATE UNIVERSITY GREENSBORO. NC TUESDAY NOVEMBER 19. 1979

Psi Chi Honor Society Installs Fourteen Students By Jerri Newkirk

Psi Chi National Honor and Larry D. Thorpe. Society held chapter The officers inducted were installation ceremonies Arthur Kemp, president; Sunday afternoon in the Phyllis Fennell, vice-president; Helen Bradley, recording Student Union ballroom. secretary; Jerri Newkirk, 1 Fourteen students were corresponding secretary; and • • $?• •

inducted into the chapter Larry D. Thorpe, treasurer. •§•: %'% which recognizes outstanding 1 Advisors are Dr. Susan Schumaker and Dr. Emory £1 V ' . i persons in the Department of Sadler. Psychology'- A special award was made Dr. Susan Schumacher was to Mrs. Karlene Prince, the the installation officer secretary of the Psychology Department for her support i rll .-•-* presiding over the ceremony. with Psi Chi. A reception was She presented each inductee held after the ceremony. Psi Chi inducts fourteen into national honor society. with a certificate. Inductees for 1979-80 were Faculty Development Edwin Bell, Mildred J. Bonner, Ruby Brackett, Helen Bradley, Phyllis Fennell, Workshops To Be Held During 1979-80 Sharenn Garner, James D. Johnson, Arthur D. Kemp, Several Faculty workshops surfaced as a committee on University will be November 29: Two Hattye Liston, Evelina Development Workshops have consequence and response to a Faculty Development, chaired sessions of the same Mclntire, Jerri Newkirk, been planned for 1979-80 need assessment which was by Dr. Willie T. Ellis. workshops will be conducted Janice Salley, Sarla Sharma, academic year. These conducted by an ad hoc The first bloc of workshops from 9:30 a.m. to 12 noon and from 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Production of Overhead Transparencies will be held in Mosley To Make Pro Debut Here Dec. 9 Room 113 of Crosby Hall. Consultant will be Dr. Paul Flynn, Western Carolina By Michael Westry Ms. Mosley plays the violin, aspect with youths in the arts much," said Williams. University, Cullowee, North The new health, physical the piano, and the organ. and crafts, dance, and drama During the past few years, Carolina. education, and recreation During the past few years, fields. Ms. Mosley has presented a building may be the birth place Ms. Mosley has taught in both "She is very talented and number of succesful concerts Using ETV and Video Tapes of a star, when Deloise Mosley public and private schools in has stuck with her ambitions in the New York and New to Enrichen Instruction will be makes her debut as a New York and New Jersey. even though she had to teach a Jersev area. held in the TV Studio. professional gospel singer She dealt in the sociological while. I admire her very Consultant will be Dr. John here, Sunday, Dec, 9, at 6 Coles, University of South p.m. NANBPW President Carolina, Columbia, South Ms. Motley, a 1974 Carolina. graduate of A&T with a B.S. degree in music education and Use of Computer Games for a native of Greensboro, has 'Students Keep Me Motivated' Computer Orientation will be been interested in gospel music held in Room 110 Graham By Prince Reed, Jr. since she was about seven your fellow man. Where have 1980. Hall. Consultants will be Dr. years old, according to J.J. Presently presiding over the all the humanitarians gone? "The things we do for Winser Alexander and Dr. Williams, who was an Greensboro Chapter of the The club is held together by a ourselves die with us, but the assistant music professor here National Association of Negro desire to help other things we do for others live on William Craft of N.C. A&T when Mosley attended school. Business and Professional individuals-especially the less and become immortal," said State University. Women's Club (NANBPW) is fortunate." "She was always a good Dr. Alexander. She also Dr. Sandra Carlton The second bloc of singer, and was always active, The group has several stated that this "exemplifies Alexander, a professor of workshops: "Faculty and whether here in school or in projects planned for the up­ the spirit of the NANBPW." English at North Carolina Student Evaluation" will be the community," said coming year. Some of the A chartering ceremony for A&T State University. held January 31, 1980. . Williams. projects include participation the Greensboro Senior Club of "Students keep me in voter registration drives the NANBPW was held Consultants and place will be Ms. Mosley graduated from announced later. Dudley High School and motivated. 1 feel that 1 could conducted through churches, September 30 in the Memorial help Black students gain the received her degree in music action toward getting R1F Room of the N.C. A&T State The final bloc of workshops basic skills needed to compete education from A&T and then (Reading is Fundamental) University Student Union. will be held March 13: in the job market," stated Dr. studied further at Columbia projects funded by the Federal The National organization "Improving Human Relations Alexander in a recent University. Government, and the of the NANBPW was founded Skills of Faculty Members'*. interview. Referring to her organization of a Black While in Greensboro, she in 1935, when the late Mrs. Consultants and place will be present role in the Business Expo aimed at was active with musical groups Ollie Chinn Porter, then announced later. (NANBPW), she further Exposing Black Business in several churches and with president of the New York stated: people as role models to Black the A&T fellowship gospel and Club, invited the Philadelphia Please call Sandra Broadnax Children are projects the club (X-7977) to register for these university choirs. "Egocentricism is the thing and Atlantic City Business and of today, not caring about will undertake through April, (See Alexander, Page 2) workshops. Poge 2 The A&T Register Tuesday, November 20, 1V7V • lUl»la.a4a«>K»t»tl' !#m,itnvi*iz

Fellowship in 1969; and, the Other members of the Professional Women's Clubs Woodrow Wilson Teaching NANBPW Club are as to unite efforts. follows: Doris H. Dansby, Fellowship in 1970. « The idea of a local club Her articles have appeared chaplain; Gertrude aatt»ag

By Richard B. Steele After the turkey and cranberry sauce take out your army greens and proceed on down to the Greensboro Coliseum because: UNCLE JAM WANTS YOU!!! Y.es, Friday, November 23, the coliseum, is the place to be to catch the funk of Parliament/Funkadelic, the Brides of Funkenstein and Instant Funk. The funkiest affair this year! ! ! The Brides of Funkenstein, Funkadelic ger it on!!! Photo by Wardlaw Remember, a year or so ago, when the capacity-filled Moore gym hosted the Brides of Funkenstein; Babs, Jeanette Washington, Debbie collegiate crossword Wright, Shelia, Lynn and Dawn. It was a "Funk Or 1 2 3 4 5 6 ->.M7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Walk" throw down with "Disco To Go" and I "Together Forever" the clones of Dr. Funkenstein, or better still the Mothership Connection. The Doc? 1'16 " 1 George Clinton, of course, and the rest of the 18 I20 B connection is Kerry and Michael on lead guitar; 22 2w3 24 Tyrone, drums; Skeete, bass; Greg and Benny, JiJ I horns; Ron, vocalists, guitars; Bernie, keyboards; 25 27| JJ28 and Larry on percussions. 29 w30 • 31 32 So find your "Flashlight" and get on board "The 33 • 34 Mothership." Hi • 35 36 37 • 38 39 40 41 Other singles include: Funk Get Ready To Roll, Swing It Round Sweet Cheery Stop, Give Up The 42 43 44 H45 Funk, Tear The Roof Off The Sucker, and, of course. 46 One Nation Under A Groove, and their lastest Not 49 IfA w51 -W Just Knee Deep. We will have a Motor Booty Affair, 54 •5JML5 56 ~± the Mothership, One Nation, Star Child, Sir Nose, 53 the Bop Gun, Aqua Boogie, Mr. Wiggles, the freak 57 that never misses a beat, the whole funk mob and 59 1 • Oh...No...Not the Moose! © Edward Ju 1 I Don't miss the 8 p.m. largest recruiting effort lius, 1978 Collegiate CW78-18 ever of the funkateer troops, tickets to the 46 Fraternal member 13 Smiles derisively mothership are $7 and $8. Remember... ACROSS 47 Mr. Parker 16 Fashion designer 1 Tape recorder 48 Storage place Bill UNCLE JAM WANTS YOUUUUUU! ! ! !! ! buttons 49 Geological basin 20 Query 7 Auto section 51 Letters, in Athens 23 Courtroom bodies 14 Treat badly 52 Lungs 26 Gertrude 15 Beirut's country 53 Repeat 27 Cato and Caesar, 16 Ranch worker 55 Female fighters e.g. 17 Paint solvent 57 Attack (2 wds.) 28 Flippers 18 Fernando 58 Most depressed 30 Auld Syne 19 Disguise 59 Goes hurry-scurry 32 Beach 21 Great Lakes port 60 Perceives 35 Pygmalion's statue BlackBerry Press Releases 22 To (exactly) 36 Short socks 23 Singer White DOWN 37 Begins to melt 24 Sailor 38 Prayer books Bi-Annual Literary Magazine 25 Mr. Caesar 1 Like Captain Kidd 39 Fatty 26 Golf course hazard 2 California city 40 Slackens 28 Swamps 3 Arm bones 41 Waste matter 29 Mountain climbers 4 Beer 42 Worship object MD 21228. 31 Types of food 5 Compass point 44 Meadow BlackBerry Press has 33 Onassis, for short 6 Lectures 48 Clothing categories Feature issues will include 34 Calendar abbrevi­ 7 Conflicts 50 In published the first two issues reproductions of graphics, ation 8 "Darn!" (stagnating) of The Black Review, which is 35 River in India 9 Honest man 51 Boy's school near photographs and other art 38 Type of roof 10 Gratify London a bi-annual literary magazine work by Black artists. Also, 42 Maxwell Smart's dog 11 Imitated Mr. Ed 52 Chess piece featuring the work of Black 43 Fixing a shoe 12 People of ancient 54 "The Hairy " information on new books by 45 German article Asia Minor 56 Mr. Howard writers and artists. Black writers and artists and Each issue features poetry, other news of interest will be essays and book reviews by presented in a regular column. writers from Maryland, Washington, DC, and many Subscriptions to the magazine are $5 per year to other areas of the country. PROFESSIONAL TYPING SERVICE Most of the material is individuals ($6 to libraries). published for the first time. Sample copies are $3 to individuals ($3.50 to libraries). A third issue will be Reports, Resumes, Term Papers, Letters, etc. Further information on published in Fall, 1979, and subscriptions and advertising contributions are actively rates to publishers and cultural being sought for this and Call Joyce organizations is available by future issues. All work should writing to BlackBerry Press at be sent with sufficient return 373-0187 the address above. postage to BlackBerry Press, P.O. Box 9405, Baltimore, Page 4 The A&T Register Tuesday, November 20, 1979 Hunt's Christmas List "Ben Chavis, the last member of the Wilmington 10 still in prison, isn't on Gov. Hunt's Christmas list this year. This statement was taken from the November 19 article of the Greensboro Daily News. As of this writing, Chavis is still serving a 17-21 year sentence. For those of you who don't remember what he was convicted for, it was for "participating in the firebombing of a grocery store in Wilmington in 1971". Chavis' original sentence was 25-29 years, but the only reason his sentence was cut was because of international controversy. Only after 'international pressure' did Hunt decide to even consider lowering Chavis' sentence. But even then he was reluctant because Hunt said that "He could not, and would not" consider releasing the Wilmington 10 from custody. Also, according to the article, those persons who are to be released early are considered because their sentances usually end within a month after Christmas. But still Chavis will not be considered because of some eligibility requirements. There is something more to Ben Chavis' case that has not been discovered, and yet, Gov. Hunt may be Locked In Coed Freed seeking re-election. Just recently, in an article written by this paper, By Fiorina G. Byrd Hunt was looking for endorsement by Rep. Henry Frye, obviously for Black support. He realizes, this The administration of this university the dormitory maintenance man had to writer hopes, that he has lost a great many of the have seemingly overlooked the pry the door open with other tools. The Black votes. problems of employment shortages in locksmith arrived hours after the This writer hopes that we do not forget this incident the Physical Plant. Many of you may incident occured. against Ben Chavis, the remaining member of the not be aware of the fact that there are This problem might have been Wilmington 10 who is still in prison. We still do not only two locksmiths employed. detected if there had been an adequate know what Gov. Hunt and officials like him have Presently, there is only one locksmith supply of locksmiths. If the against Chavis, or why they may be mentally working because of the illness of the adminstration of this university can suppressing him. other. The director of the Physical afford to allot money for other phases But what these beaurocrats must realize, is that Plant must realize that one employee of employment, surely they can hire nothing will remain caged forever. cannot uphold the responsibilities of all more locksmiths to accomodate the the dormitories and other facilities facilities. THE A&T REGISTER which require special attention when Next semester the female dormitories difficulties occur. are supposed to be issuing pass keys for Published twice weekly during the school year by students of One difficult situation that happened the residents. If there aren't enough North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University. recently was a coed was locked in her locksmiths hired to amke these keys, To receive THE A&T REGISTER, please send $8.50 for one room because the lock was jammed. year of $16 for two years to THE A&T REGISTER, Box E-25, Because of the absence of locksmiths, they may not be issued. Greensboro, North Carolina, 27411 to cover mailing and handling costs.

Sheila A. Williams Editor-in-Chief Jacqueline Pender Managing Editor Larry Jenkins News Editor Fiorina Byrd Assoc. News Editor Strive For Excellence Wilbert T. Ingram Business/Ad Manager Raymond Moody Sports Editor Ronald Woody Chief Photographer By Larry L. Jenkins Debborah Truesdell Head Typist Tim Graham Production Manager As students prepare to leave school For those students who have Richard B. Steele Entertainment Editor because of the Thanksgiving holiday, successively done well throughout the Leslie Whitfield Art Editor each one should realize that the semester don't quit. Four weeks are Jocelyn Holley Circulation Manager semester is just about over. After enough to change that grade-for the Joe Chavis Distribution Manager breaking for this holiday, students will worst. Continue to study and look Mrs. Loreno M. Marrow Advisor have approximately four more weeks of forward to a good-performance showing. Reporters: Trudy Johnson, Tony Moore, Michele McDowell, Shelia SnoW, classes to complete. Prince Reed. Michael Fairley, David Puryear, Andrev. McCorkle. Charlene Each student needs to reaccess Middleton. his/her present average in his/her This writer encorages all students to .pi»ls: Sharon Colson, Ciina Massey. Tina Massey. Tracy tialmon Photographers: dene lohnson. I arry Pauli e(Ciator), Millon Miller, Jackie courses. If these grades prove to be enjoy their vacation. To most of us, it is r veieu determental to the student, affirmative well deserved; for most of us, it is just < imitation: Phyllis l-ennell, Dicyke Palmer, Alice Wall. Demeincc Siaior Nellie I yons, (ivavne Morrisey. Barbara Walton. Francis Smallwood. action should be taken. Time allotted additional or extra days. for this holiday could be used for extra studying or just catching up on already Striving for excellence should be the Kriiiv\riiictt f w \ulioiial lilwriiMua H\ objective of every student at A&T and COMMUNICATION ADVERTISING SERVICES pre-assigned homework. The timer FOR STUDENTS (CASS) could also be used for the student to anywhere else. Good performance 6JJ0 N PUtASKI ROAD CHICAGO ILLINOIS "get himself together," placing his/her implies good discipline, and good 60646 priorities in proper prospective. discipline reveals a good student. Tuesday, November 20, 1979 The A&T Register Poge 5 'Nothing To Die For, Nothing To Live For'

Editor of the Register; Although I may be wrong causes the lack of concern of would commit the same act? I Yes, 1 marched Sunday Reading your article in the but it would seem that you are fellow human beings. say same people because if because of my deep November 9th edition of the saying that,since this was not a I'm sure that most students there were no response they convictions to the rights of A&T Register entitled "Don't "black-white" issue, we as showed at least a vestigial would not remain incarcerated human beings, not because of Get Involved" there were a A&T students should remove concern for the murders, but I for long before they would be my political orientations. 1 few points there I found ourselves from the protest can't help but wonder if these out again, probably on some was well aware of . the debatable. Namely your aspect of the situation. Since students felt sincere concern technicality. True this time situation. A co-marcher, who "blanket policy" of no A&T it was a supposedly for the slain people or did this the victims were mostly white, happens to be a theatre students getting involved in communist-noncommunist concern emanate from the but remember' whom we are professor at A&T summed up the protest march. The second conflict we should let them imminence of the same thing dealing with here, the Ku Klux my feelings when he repeated point I had problems with was resolve it between themselves. happening closer to home. Klan, and it wouldn't be very the prophetic words on kings the assertion that since it was If this is what you meant, I This theory is buttressed by long before they would return to me as we marched. He said not a "black-white" issue, can't agree with that. No, I'm the number of people that to their status quo. You may "If you haven't anything to students shouldn't get not an advocate of went home or stayed in their say that it couldn't happen die for, you have nothing to involved. communism, although I do dorms. Of course, some nowadays, but who would live for." feel that they have their rights students had their own reasons have thought that five people I surmised from your article also. I am an advocate of the for going home, but I'm sure would have been killed in that you generally felt that all Sincerely, right to human life, which is a that many went home to broad daylight by klansmen's A&T students should not get James D. Johnson greater right. The issue here is escape the impending turmoil. bullets in 1979? involved in the march, or they not whether it was a racial Although these actions were should follow a "blanket conflict or an ideology suggested by a number of policy" of non-participation. conflict; no, it transcends this authorities, since when do There are 5000 students marginal issue. The main students follow "suggestions" Faculty Senate Approves attending this university and it issue here is that five people by authorities, in many cases is highly improbable that you were systematically murdered. the strictest rules and Plus/Minus Grading System would know all the Are we so ethnocentric that we regulations are not followed. orientations and life will only respond to such Coral Gables, Fla.-(I.P.)- over 120 credit hours, experiences of all those Granted self-preservation is atrocities when they happen to The Faculty Senate at the inconsistencies would students. My point here is that the first law of nature, and this our own race? Are we not a University of Miami recently probably average out. Dr. some students for whatever is the reason that most part of mankind under one rescinded a motion passed in Howard Harrenstien, Civil reason may feel compelled to students went home. In God? Our president says it their final meeting of the Engineering Department march. 1 am sure that you essence, they may have been best when he asserts that he spring, which called for the Chairman, concurred with agree that.in life there are very defeating their own purpose. who perpetuates terror "breaks implementation of a system of that point of view. "By the few absolute; most things are Maybe I better qualify and the commandments on man time you go through four relative to the situation and/or amplify that last statement. I plus/minus grading for the and he breaks the years, it all averages out context that they are in. This am sure that you would agree current semester. commandments of God." If anyway." holds true in this instance also that human beings are The decision overturned the you feel that you should inasmuch as each person creatures of habit. If these vote last April which followed remove yourself from the should choose to march or not people were allowed to an Undergraduate Student A&T Gospel Choir situation because it was not a to march according to his/her commit such atrocious acts Body Government referendum "black-white" issue, you're own values and priorities. We without retaliation, violent or wherein a record turnout of To Participate caught up in the worst kind of are all A&T students non-violent, how long do you students rejected plus/minus apathetic, stagnated vacuum In Atlanta Workshop collectively, but we are think it would be before these grading by nearly a three to that there is. This vacuum individuals first. same people or similar ones one margin. UM President Henry King Stanford |By Yvonne Fields approved the recommendation The A&T Fellowship Gospel of a committee be established Choir will be going to Atlanta, to study the question and Georgia to participate in the asked the Senate to reconsider Miller Cleans Environment 7th Annual Workshop of the its actions. National Black Gospel CoUege Comment: Dr. Edward Choir which will be held Milwaukee, Wis. - A record aluminum uses only five Reiss, Mathematics (approximately 24/12 ounce Thanksgiving weekend, 5,252,097 beverage containers- percent of the energy Department Chairman, cans per pound). November 23-25, at the -1,872,458 bottles and necessary to do the same from The Fall '79 campus questioned whether the system Colony Square Hotel. 3,378,638 all-aluminum cans- virgin ore," said Howell. reclamation program is now of evaluations now used was The 1979 Workshop will be were collected by students at "We are extremely proud of underway at some 100 sensitive enough to justify a great gospel happening 93 college campuses last spring the way college students have campuses across the nation. further subdivisions in featuring the traditional in the Miller Brewing responded to this program in Miller Brewing Company is grading. college gospel choir concerts, Company's "College its seven years of existence." an operating company of Dr. Kenneth Smith, seminars in gospel music, the Reclamation Program," it was Miller's program is the only Philip Morris Incorporated. Sociology Department featured gospel artist concert, reported today. on going brewery sponsored Principal beer brands include Chairman, felt that the awards presentations and the The previous record was reclamation project of its kind Miller High Life, Lite and plus/minus system was beautiful fellowship that has 4,831,804 beverage containers, now conducted on college Lowenbrau. "worth a try." He stated that, collected during the Fail, 1978 campuses. become a cherished aspect of "College Reclamation The spring of '79 national this great event. Program." points leader was Nicholis New features of the 1979 Conducted twice annually, (La.) State University, Inmate Seeks One To Share Workshop will be a Sunday the Miller Program helps collecting 184,370 bottles and morning workshop worship students to clean up their 122,936 all-aluminum cans for Knowledge, Warm Friendship service, seminars in gospel environment and win prizes in 295,075 points. Middle choir management, the process. Tennessee State University Editor of the Register: student who is willing to share competition and presentation Last spring the program was second with 266,971 1 sincerely hope upon knowledge with me and a for the NBGCCW and F.W. involved 938,321 students. points, followed in order by receiving my letter both you warm friendship. Woolworth Outstanding "Miller Brewing Company Miami (O.) University, and your friends are found This may not be the right College Gospel Choir Award is committed to doing what it 230,790; University of enjoying the blessings of way to go about this, but which includes a check for can to improve this country's Southeastern Louisiana, health and prosperity. under these unfortunate $1,000, special workshop environment as well as to help 214,017; and University of My name is Larry E. White circumstances 1 know no other presentations to choirs, a conserve this nation's valuable Tennessee, 213,130. and 1 am a 25-year-old inmate way. So if you would help me workshop Hospitality Room resources, including energy," Points were awarded on the at the Mecklenburg in this small matter it would be and reserved choir rehearsal said William K. Howell, Miller basis of one point per pound Correctional Center in a blessing to me. space. President. of bottles (approximately two Boydton, Va. 1 am interested Sincerely yours, "This program helps to 12 ounce bottles per pound) in corresponding with any Larry E. White conserve energy, since and thirty points per pound of willing student at your P.O. Box 500 producing a can from recycled all-aluminum cans university. I hope to find a Boydon, Va. 23917 [This | flute Aggie Spirit Comes From All Walks Of University Life Photo by Woody Aggie Express Pep Club has s-p-i-r-i-t.

&&)&&aasisi&)&ss»i%&&zzs^^ Tuesday, November 20, 1979 The MT Register Page 7 AGGIE* + + + ORTS ••**••*•**•

y Raymond Moody

The N.C. A&T football ended its season on a winning note Saturday when they beat a tough NCCU squad, 23-20. There were few, if any, surprises in the game. A&T figured to be favored by five or six points; but, in a game like this, the team which is more fired up usually wins. It will be interesting to see what kind of recruiting year Coach McKinley will have. Next year's team will be composed mostly of seniors. When Coach McKinley arrived at A&T, he stated how young his Wmmk team was; and, if given a couple of years, he would make a winner out of them. Next year he'll be in year four and this year's team lacked depth, so Wrestling shows their strength. what if recruiting fails this season? The Aggies will lose Gerald Johnson and Tony Currie in the secondary, Glen Inman at linebacker and Ulysses "Too Tall" Thompson on the line. The secondary seems the hardest vacant spot to fill. Let's wish A&T, NCCU Game Of The Year Coach McKinley luck because he's going to need it. In other MEAC action, Morgan State won a big By Raymond Moody plays. After a clipping penalty Stadium grew quiet, game over Howard 27-20. The win gave the Bears The most exciting football was enforced against the anticipating an exciting finish the MEAC championship they've been struggling for game of the year in Eagles, it seemed as if A&T to an exciting football game. so long. For the first time since 1973, the S.C. State Greensboro's War Memorial would hold. But pass The Eagles had interference was called in the Bulldogs finished lower than first place. Ex-coach Stadium was played Saturday opportunities to win, but and the Aggies prevailed with end zone against A&T, giving Keith James' chip-shot, with Willie Jeffries had led S.C. State to five consecutive a field goal in the closing NCCU possession on the one. four seconds remaining, gave championships. Jeffries' departure from the seconds, defeating NCCU Burnette scored off tackle, A&T the three-point win over Bulldogs' program evidently took its toll on the 23-20. Keith James, who had decreasing the Aggie lead to their arch-rivals-23-20. team. missed earlier on a 45-yard seven, 14-7. Regardless, the Bulldogs will be participating in attempt, kicked the winning Lon Harris, A&T's "Mr. field goal. Excitement," returned an Four NFL Gold Bowl III, representing the MEAC conference The game had all the Eagle punt 30 yards to A&T's against a team from the CIAA. Teams Tied ingredients of an Aggie-Eagle 45. But suddenly the Aggies The Gold Bowl is held in Richmond, Virginia, and clash. There were hard hits, were unable to move on For No. 1 is one of the most outstanding events in Black injuries, and also momentum offense. The Eagles were their changes in the game. own worst enemy though, college football. This post-season game always By Raymond Moody features two of the nation's most outstanding Black The Aggies scored on their committing facemask and pass interference penalties, The National Football college football teams, last year seven NFL scouts first two possessions, giving Saturday's partisan Aggie enabling A&T to have first League is entering its 13th were in attendance. Each player performs at his crowd all indication that the and goal at the one. Charlie week and four of the six peak so one is always in for a physical and exciting Eagles were no match for Sutton scored his second divisions have teams tied for game. them. touchdown of the day and the first place, lt looks as though N.C. A&T's basketball team has been working A&T's first score took only Aggie lead now was 13, 20-7. these divisions will remain NCCU, suspecting an Aggie close for the remainder of the hard as they should because Alcorn State comes to seven plays. The key play in blowout, decided to throw season. The games this week town and A&T's unbeaten string in the New Gym the drive was a pass interference call on Eagle more. Kenny Pugh hit Greg look like this: will be on the line. As you know Alcorn State played defensive back, Jerry Davis, Peak for 21 yards; then CHICAGO at DETROIT-- in last year's NIT and played quite impressively. who was trying to cover Frank Charles Yuille entered and The Lions entertain the Bears Although they lost four starters, Alcorn returns this Carr. On the next play, connected with Peak for 24 this week on their annual season ranked number one in Black college Charlie Sutton bolted seven yards at A&T's 26. Three Thanksgiving Day game. But plays later Pugh and Peak basketball. yards and the Aggies led 7-0. Walter Payton will be the connected on a 20-yard The next A&T touchdown main attraction, maybe the A&T will be rebuilding this year. Besides losing touchdown pass and, at was set up on an errant Kenny only attraction....Chicago by four of their top five players, the Aggies lost the halftime, the Aggies led 20-13. Pugh pass, which Eric 13. In the second half, NCCU services of Gene Littles, who led A&T to two MEAC Westbrook picked off, HOUSTON at DALLAS- completely shut off the A&T championships. returning it to A&T's 39. Two The Cowboys haven't been running game. When the plays later Oliver Davis and playing well and without Aggies found they couldn't quarterback Roland Myers Thomas Henderson they could run, Myers went to the air. connected on a spectacular be in trouble. The Cowpokes The passes were there, but the 37-yard touchdown pass and must stop Earl receivers constantly dropped the Aggies appeared ready to Campbell....Dallas by 3. them. It seemed as if fate was blow the Eagles off the field, BUFFALO at NEW determined to make the Aggie- AGGIE leading 14-0 midway in the ENGLAND-The Patriots are Central battle as close as first quarter. But NCCU had coming off a good offensive possible, with a little help other ideas. showing against the Colts. from Central. Central's defense suddenly New England's defense must stiffened, stopping the Aggies The Eagles tied the game at contain Ferguson and on their next two possessions. 20 with 4:15 left in the third Butler..•..NewEnglanriby 6. NCCU began their scoring quarter. A&T just couldn't CLEVELAND at drive on their own 34. It was seem to stop Central's PITTSBURGH- The Steelers the combination of Robert Burnette, who was are coming off a poor showing Burnette and Ken Pugh who consistently breaking tackles. against the Chargers, while carried Central to the Aggie 12 When the Eagles scored, Cleveland's confidence has to on eight consecutive running Greensboro's War Memorial be building....Cleveland by 2. Page 8 The A&T Register Tuesday, November 20, 1979

STUDENT FINANCIAL

AID WORKSHOPS

Theme:"How Much To Pay For Your College Education'

The purpose of these workshops is to inform students and parents of the various forms of financial aid available to them in meeting the cost of higher education. A major majority of our students, as well as, high school seniors are not getting the maximum benefit from the student financial aid programs offered by the university. This may be due to the fact that some students are not informed and others do not understand the requirements governing the programs and the process for completing the necessary forms on a timely basis. The student financial aid program is a vital service devoted to enhancing the educational opportunities available and sustaining our enrollment. In that connection, the student financial aid office will conduct a series of financial aid workshops to be held in:

MEMORIAL UNION BALLROOM on NOVEMBER 27, 28, and 29 beginning 6:00 P.M.

Also, participating will be Mr. Jonah Smith and Staff from the Cashier's Office who will be explaining the fee assessment process based on current cost of education and other related matters.

Submitted by Ms. A. Dalton Director of Financial Aid J