Jacksonville (Alabama) State UniverSity Tuesday, February 20. 193 No money for Florida Wrestling tea u seeks f inancia The Jacksonville State available. the required funds for the meeting" that night at 6, ts: University wrestling team "If I could get the money trip, and said that he would approve the proposal. did not have the money to £rom anywhere," said Dr. contribute $100 from his own Dr. Stone had no ob- travel to Florida for the Stone, "I would certainly do pocket. jections to the idea, and he qualifying regionals, in spite SO.'' Keith Peinhardt then called in Dr. Montgomery. of a special SGA senate A spokesman for the proposed that the SGA take vice president of Academic meeting called in their wrestlers commended Dr. the needed funds out of the Affairs, and Mr. Fbwe, vice behalf. Stone on his support of the Lyceum Committee budget president of Business Af- Approximately 13 wrestling team. "We want to to Pay for the trip. fairs, to insure the proposal wrestlers and two wrestling thank you for the efforts you "There are over 800 would be approved. cheerleaders along with have put into the program," students on this petition that A special senate meeting Keith Peinhardt, SGA he said, but asked that Dr. want the wrestlers to make was called for 6, Tuesday president, met with Dr. Stone reconsider because this trip," said Peinhardt, evening, and Peinhardr, Stone last Tuesday af- "We feel that we have a good ''whereas no more than 400 explained that a majority of ternoon, in an effort to get chance, and we want to students have attended a senators would "have to be the needed funds ($1,200) for represent JSU in the speech sponsored by present for the proposal to be the trip. qualifying finals." the Lyceum Committee." passed." The wrestlers presented a Dr. Stone again em- He felt the SGA could petition to Dr. Stone with the Wrestlers helped get in phasized that he could nat possibly replace the money touch with senators, and Left to right, AnnSeay, queen; Charlotte Broome, fimt third alternate; and Rhonda Gayle Towns, foudh names of over 800 students fund the trip without taking taken from the Lyceum alternate. who were in favor of the WLJS announced the alternate; Gigis Payne, second alternate; Karen Griffin, money from another budget through "profits meeting over the radio. wrestling team making the department. "I'm very made on the upcoming trip. proud of the wrestling Waylon Jennings concert." Approximately 23 senators Dr. Stone explained that team's progress," he said, Peinhardt said that he gathered at the SGA office, ValentineSweetheart because of the 6 percent "and I'm one of your biggest felt, therefore, that there and waited for over an hour. proration by Gov. Fob fans, but there's just no was a greater student in- However, a majority of James, the total JSU budget place to get the money." terest in the wrestling team, senators never arrived, and was being cut tremendously, Dr. Stone suggested arid that he could call "a therefore the budget change and that there was no money eav crowned .- "passing the hat" to raise special SGA senate could not be approved. d By CEDRLC FBJHJ-ER AnnSeay,a freshman here Valentine; 2nd runner-up in at Alexandria High School; station manager for WLJS Art Department ~t Jacksonville State Miss Biack Culture Pageant 2nd runner-up was Gigi Radio. for 1979, and first alternate Payne, a student at Weaver The judges for the pageant Jniversity, is the new Miss a lalhog County Valentine to JSU's Miss Homecoming High School; third runner-up were Ms. Ann Davis, Mr. - - -LzI(A - - gr By CEDRlC FBJILER AnnSeay,a freshman here Vaientme; 2nd runner-up in at Aexandria High School; station manager for WLJS' Art Depar a; Jacksonvilie State Miss Biack Culture Pageant 2nd runner-up was Gi~iRadio. I University, is the new Miss for 1979, and first alternate Payne, a student at weaver The judges for the pageant Calhoun County Valentine to JSU's Miss Homecoming High School; third rwnerup were Ms. Ann Davis, Mr. Sweetheart for 1979. Ann is 1978. was Karen Griffen, a fresh- TO~YLee, Mr. from Anniston, Alabama, For winning the pageant, man here at Jax State from Howard, Ms. Brenda Childs, Plans exhibition and was sponsored by Alpha Miss Seay received her Blountsville, Alabama. Miss all from Gadsden and Miss Phi Alpha .Fraternity. She ,,,, bouquet of red roses, Griffin was also named Miss Dorothy Tiller, who is was crowned by !ast year's gift certificate, Savings Photogenic. Fourth runner- currently reigning as Miss riinner, Julie Van Cleave. Bond, free portrait fronl up was Rhonda Towns, a BlackAlabama from Hunt- Of Pearson works elan ill^, box of Valentine senior at Oxford High sville. Miss Seay is an active ~~hool.Miss Congeniality All proceeds of the pageant By CHARLOTTE RAMsEy thrown forms, then he ad& young lady on campus where candy and to heis a member of the mo- Macy's Modeling SchOl in Was C1evenger will go to the United me Art Department is on slabs of clay which have American Association. She High The proud present the works of been decorated with tex- was fourth runner-up in last First runner-up was Master of ceremonies for the pageant was 'ponsored by Dr. Clifton Pearson. Dr. tured materials and layers of year's Miss Calhoun County Charlotte Broome, a junior pageant was David Driscoll, the JSU Service Pearson has exhibited in clay. He demonstrated a Exhibit by Pearson Organization. Illinois, Indiana, Tennessee variety of methods such as and Alabama. The pieces intern2 modeling and ad- e presently on exhibit include ding on pieces of clay, as decorative pots, domes and well as the application of SGA discmses ymposi s are figurative pieces. His work textured materials to the planned reveals an enthusiastic in- clay. He has experimented terest in expressing textures by combining different By JANA McWHORTER "Suicide" on Thursday, bring the community and Education, Adaptive and intricate designs. clays, porcelain and trip to regional Editor March 22, from 2:303:30 faculty together in a panel Physical Education, social For those of you who aren't stoneware clays, and he The Human Services pm. at the Round House; 5) discussion. The symposiums work and other areas related acquainted with Clifton encouraged the participants By JANA McWHORTER Waylon Jennings concert Center will be sponsoring six "Rape" on March 28 from are open to the community, to human services. In the Pearson, he is presently the in the workshop to ex- Editor having all the money tied up, symposiums under the 2:30-3:30 p m. at the Round students, faculty and staff." social work areas, students chairman and associate periment with these In the Student Government the senators decided it would cumulative title of "Threats House and 6) "Emergency" The staff of the center are placed in human service professor at the Department techniques. Association (SGA) meeting be best to call a meeting i,yi.tk Lo Humanity." These on Thursday, March 29, from includes Dr.AdelaideCherry, agencies as volunteers. of Art Education at Alabama The slide presentation Monday night, Feb. 12, the Dr. Stone the next day to see symposiums are: 1) "Drug 24 p.m. at the Round House. director; Mrs. Mary Patton, From these volunteer jobs, A&M University in Hunt- included a record of his work senators discussed the if there was any possib!e vay Abuse" on Wednesday, "The purposes of these educational director; and the students are "provided sville. dating back to 1973, which prospect of financing the the University could i'lnai.;(?;? March 1, from 2:30-3 p.m., at symposiums are to infolin Mrs. Joy Jay, secretary - with successful practicum He was born in Bir- covered whtat Dr. Pearson wrestling team's trip to the the trip. che Round House; 2) people of these critical issues receptionist, and they are experiences," said Dr. mingham. His list of credits called his "Celebrations in Regional Wrestling Meet. In other action that night: .'Domestic Violence" on and to bring together the located in Room 3 of the Cherry. include a BS from Alabama Clay" or "Wild Pots", some The trip would cost $1200 to the senators passed a rilotiorl Monday, March 5, from 2:30- talent available on campus Stephenson Gym. If a student is interested in A&M in Art Education and of which are currently on send the whole wrestling to have the Director oi 3:30 p.m., at the Round and in the community," said The center began last working with any field Elementary Education, and display at the gallery here in team to Orlando, Fla., from Student Opinion conduct a [louse; 3) "Men's and Dr. Adelaide Cherry, summer and got into full related to social work, MS from Illinois State hmmond Hall. Feb. 15-17. The w~estling survey on the methods of the Father's Rights" on director of the Human swing last fall aided by a contact the Human Services University in Art Education. Dr. Pearson explained that team found out that morning Student Infirmary. The hesday, March 20, from 2-4 Services Center. She also federal grant and has Center for information on He has a Doctorate in he had attempted to that they would not have cafeterias are no longer 3.m., at the P.ound House; 4) added, "These sympmiums programs with Special specific areas of interest. Education from Illinois State duplicate some of his earlier enough funds to finance the cashing personal checks and University where he works 'at times, but it is trip. After getting a petition the Gong Show will be majored in Studio with an difficult to go back and of 800 names, the team Tuesday, Feb. 20, at Mater's. emphasis in ceramics and recapture a spontaneous members came to the SGA to $100 will be awarded for the glass, and a minor in response. see if they could finance the best act and $20 for the mast Educational Administration. The lecture and workshop trip. At the time, due to the unusual act. The opening of the exhibit was sponsored by the Art announced and lecture was Friday Department and the Friends >Y OSZU evening, during which Dr. of the Arts. Those who at- Wednesday, March 1, 2:3& Jimmy Sloan, Seventh Men's and Father's Rights JSU. RAPE: Lois Seal of the Pearson talked about his tended the workshop ex- 3:30 p.m., Round House, Judicial Circuit, Family group and Gary Smallwood, College of Criminal Justice interest in primitive and pressed their gratitude for JSU. DRUG ABUSE: Tim Court Division; Bobby Calhoun County Legal at JSU will discuss rape African art. The majority of the opportunity to learn Dr. Baird of The Bridge Drug Malone, CalhounCleburne Se~vices. from the standpoint of his work reveals his concern Pearson's techniques. The Alert Center in Gadsden will Mental Health Center; Lois Thursday, March 22, 2 :30- pevention. An informative with duel forms, and reflects cost of the workshop was present an instructional Seal, College of Criminal 3:30 p.m., Round House, film depicting techniques in the thought that any blank much lower than other program on dTug abuse and Justice, JSU; Betty Knight, JSU. SUICIDE: Steve Weiss self defense and methods of surface is forbidden. Many ceramic workshops have drug related problems and Calhoun County Department of the Cherokee, Etowah and prevention will be shown. of his works are embellished been in the past. As a result, ways to bridge the gap of Pensions and Security; DeKalb Mental Health Thursday, March 29, 2-4 with intricate detail and more people attended, which through crisis intervention and Patsy Houston, Anniston Center, Chris Devine of the P.m., Round House, JSU. different faces are depicted helped to make this and drug prevention City Police. Department of Guidance and EMERGENCY: The lay on each side. workshop one of the most methods. Tuesday, March 20. 24 Counseling and Jackie person's responsibility and Dr. Pearson begins his successful ones ever held at Monday, March 5, 2:3& p.m., Round House, JSU. Hoivsden of the Department liability in an emergency work with hand built or Harnrnond Hall. 13:30 p.m., Round House, MEN'S AND FATHER'S of Sociology at JSU will will be the topic of discusson Clifton Pearson's exhibit JSU. DOMESTIC iZIGHT : The increasing need discuss suicide-the nature by John D. Moorehouse, MD, clearly shows expert craft- \.?OLENCE : The Sociology to clarify the rights and of the problem, the increased and Warren L. Wallace, MD, smanship as well as ex- Club at JSU will host a panel responsibilities of men and incidences among teenagers, of the Emergency Depart- traordinary creative ability discussion on the social and fathers in cases involving danger signals and ment Physicians Medical and we hope every student Guess who ? legal problems of child and child custody and adoption prevenhon. Group, Inc. Emergency life- response, will take advantage of the spouse abuse. Guest will be addressed by Quinn Wednesday, March 28, saving procedures will be opportunity to see his work The answer to Guess Who can be found somewhere inside speakers will be Judge Head and Ken Cochran of the 2: 30-3:30 p.m., Round House. demonstrated. while it is in the gallery. The the Chanticleer. Guess Who this week is associated with Page 2 exhibit will end on Feb. 23. Jacksonville State University. age 2 THE CHANTICLEER Tuesday, February 20, 195

- -- THE CHANTICLEER You're doing better, students

It's hard to believe ! I have seen students get really for setting up such a fine concert full of big name stars to

' involved in two activities on this campus in one month. come to Jacksonville. We have to face it! Jacksonville heyou waking up or is it finally that we found something doesn't have the money or the pulling power of the larger .that you really like? I sure hope so and that this in- universities in the state so getting big name stars is volvement will continue to be a trend in the future ac- almost impossible. You did a good job, Joe! tivities sponsored by organizations on this campus. The concert was fast moving with only one short break The Rocky Horror Picture Show produced some strange during the whole program between Waylon Jennings happenings that have not occurred on this campils in a back-up band and Buddy Holley's original band, the long time. Students sang along with the stars and Crickets. Since Waylon was a former Cricket, he walked whatever they did, the students throwing ice and cn stage while they were performing and joined for a squirting water pistols in the auditorium. It was defmitely couple of songs. The crowd absolutely went wild! As soon a11 expenence ! as the Crickets were through, Jennings' own band im- The Waylon Jemlngs concert was the first concert on mediately came on stage with no break in the action. this campus in a long time where the students really So if you missed this concert, you definitely made a enjoyed themselves. They screamed, hollered, waved mistake because this concert has probably been one of the hats, stomped feet, lighted cigarette lighters and just best acts we have had on campus in a while. I hope we thoroughly had a good time. have many, more like it. If you support the concerts, no Commendations go to the vice president, Joe Mucciolo, telling who we could have on campusin the future. President's response

Our edltor, meanlng mme three days earlier, and the writing news releases for the to do so, and will continue to and yours, has currently meeting was set at the student newspaper, nor do so. Through our movie developed a bad case of "foot mayor's convenience, not clammering to every whim program, lecturers in mouth" disease. mine. of the campus media. programs, campus concerts WEEKLY SPECIAL I am referring -to the I initially requested the As for the senate, I am and many other activities editorial she published on Chanticleer and WLJSFM to very proud of them. They and projects, we have led I Feb. 13. criticizing the attend the meeting-until the have passed over 150 and represented the student handling bf the meeting with mayor's office informed me motions, resolutions, bills body with a zeal uncommon the mayor of Jacksonville. no media would be allowed. and amendments during my to past administrations. Unfortunately she was He said he would not meet if administration. This organization has over Portill0 's genteel slap planned for Carter visit misinformed about the facts media was allowed. Senators give from four to 150 students in it, who put in and made no effort to gather After the city council 20 hours of their time per countless hours. Through WASHINGTON - The more expensive than out of useful programs. were handed out to con them. meeting David Driscoll and I week for no pay, no bent facts, and darkened United States is dangerously Canadian gas. This has in- For example, police across stituents. worked for an hour cm- academic credit, and little forecast, Miss McWhorter dependent upon vulnerable, furiated Mexico's president, the country reported that Football fever on Capito Had she done some un- posing a press release for the thanks. has discredited these people. faraway oil fields. This has Jose Lopez portillo. more than $4 billion worth of Hill didn't stop with tht biased reporting, (which, Chanticleer and other news The attitude of the Student A student editor should been dramatized by recent Carter will fly to Mexico, property was stolen in 1977. Dallas - Pittsburgh Super incidently, is her job) she medias. He agreed to Government Association's write for and respect the events in Iran. meanwhile, on Feb. 14, for a Even this staggering figure bowl. Rep. Doug Walgren, D would have learned that distribute this for me, but leadership is very positive students, not misrepresent Only a few weeks ago, the state visit. Sources close to is only a fraction of the true Pa., challenged Rep. Jirr senators were informed to evidently neglected to do so. and will remain so until the them. shah was considered a solid Portillo told us that he will total. Theft probably costs Mattox, D-Tex., to a punt attend the city council This is not exactly what I end of my administration. It The Student Government ally and Iran a dependable give Carter a "courteous" the American people closer pass and kick contest in fron meeting in my place. I call "bending over back- is unfortunate, Miss Mc- Association has no cob webs source of oil. Now Iranian oil reception. People will be to $20 billion a year. of the Capitol's botanica personally talked to the wards" to help the SGA. Whorter, has taken a or dust collecting around it- has been shut off, and no one based in to wave flags and Of course, the loss is gardens. Walgren won ant mayor and told him I would I received one message "holier-than-thou" attitude sometimes we barely get the knows whether the United cheer the American imply added to the price of Mattox's defeat cost him no1 not be able to attend the from Miss McWhorter toward fellow senators. coffee pot unpluged and States will ever be able to president, but the hoopla will the goods we buy and the cnly his pride but a nem meeting because of a flight asking that I return her call. We have supparted every lights cut out. ,-draw upon it again. be muted. insurance premiums we pay. Stetson hat and a dinner or physical. His secretary was The responsibilities of the arganization and individual Keith Peinhardt The same Moslem ex- So stealing is a major cost of the town. informed of the meeting SGA president do not include an campus when requested SGA President tremists who shut down the But two weeks later, inflation. Iranian oil fields are also Portillo will stage a The stolen goods are Watch on Waste: Ir active in Saudi Arabia. This tremendous welcome for usually sold to a middleman, Europe, Army tank driven is our chief oil supplier. If France's President Giscard known in criminal circles as are complaining that their Saudi oil should also be cut d' Estaing. The contrast will a "fence." In recent years, windshield wipers don'i .,:,,I .,:,,I off, the United States would be intended, our sources. sav the contributions frnm the wnrk Tt remcfht 9 15 ned - --- ..- r=uLv. ur LCL~IIL years, WlnClShleld wipers don't IVIA UKIL'E off, the united States would be intended, our sources, say the contributions from the work. It seems that a 15 cent 'l1hisH~rd'SView BOWLES 1 be forced to close factories as a message to Carter. LEAA have helped local part in the wiper mechanism , and ration gasoline severelx. police to nail fences. Several repeatedly burns out. Un- I ' Yet oil will soon be Kenwdy Carter Rift: policeunitshave beenable to fortunately, it is an ex- available in abundance just President Carter- and Sen. stage "sting" operations. tremely technical and time- a~rossthe border in Mexico. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., Posing as fences, un- consuming task to take the These fabulous new fields disagree shongly over how dercover agents have mechanism apart and scheduled on separate days, enough money to eat. Nor kickbacks and payoffs. -auld supply all the oil in the the taxpayers' money should recovered more than $140 replace the l5eent part. It just Three We college students United States will need inthe be spent. The latest example million worth of stolen tank drivers simpy replace tests in one day. ilnny does it you could have "aced" ever does it say that your next >hays happen like this? one of them. door neighbor just bought a complainconstant andgripeinjustices aboutof ourthe 1980s.The Mexicans are willing forcement.is in the area of law en- goods. Over 7,000 in- the windshield wipers with Or the Unfairness could new tuba. dictments have resulted new ones-at a cost of $150 After all this time of coasting cushioned life. BU~the in- to their oil exparts to The president wants to from "sting" operations and each. t, h h h 0 m e w r k happen another way. It just isn't fair. Learning of a test a week But then again, it isn't fair justices of the real world are the United States up to four trim $110 million from the some 90 percent of those assignments, every one of of a greatermagnitude. It is millionbarrelsa day by 1985. La w E n f 0 r c e m e n t indicted have been sent to Headlines and Footnotes: the divine masters cracks away, you bust your butt when the highest paying preparing for it. You just wition in a business goes to fortunate that we have a But they want something in Assistance Administration. the slammer. The Government Printing the whip of knowledge at This is the agency that has Thus, it appears, not all Office is using private mail once. At least you howyou will get an "A" out the president's new son-in- chance to learn how to cope return. They need a market alone, seems like everybody of it. But, to your horror, the law. It isn't fair, either, when with these injustices of life in for the natural gas that will hanneled millions to help budget cuts are really delivery companies instead professor tests you on some %-4ualified people get college, where all that is at be unleashed with the oil. local police forces fight savings. of the Postal Service. Of- else is walking around with Mexican officials reached crime. ficials found that in some the caffiene quivers and red- irrelevant material YOU appointed t~ important stake is a grade. an agreement with a U. S. Sen. Kennedy contends Under the Dome: Last cases, it was cheaper and never dreamed be On pitions because their dad It is up rimmed eyes. It always us to learn to consortium to pipe two htthesavings would cause year, it cost the taapayen faster to send mail by happens about a month into the test. you crawl out of the 1s an old school buddy of a adjust to these unfairnesses the semester. ~11the room instead of walking. 1tIkgh ranbg official. of life while in school, so we billion cubic feet of surplus a corresponding rise in $182,000 to publish a book private carrier. Prison in- wasn't that you didn't know It isn't right for honest may overcome these Mexican gas across the crime. This would cost the called "~rtin the United mates who become disabled professors try to get in one ~blicfar more, he argues, States Capitol." Although or reach retirement age are big exam just before mid- the material; the professor businessmen to go banhpt barriers when we get to the border every day in the near just didn't ask the rightbecause they refuse to share real world. future. Otherwise, n~ostof than the $110 million that crdinary citizens paid for the entitled to Social Security term. They usually act like the gas will have to be Carter would save. book's publication, 90 per- benefits, just like everyone their course 1s the only one questions. Try convincing burned off. It is true that the LEAA has cent of the copies were else. It also costs the tax- being offered on campus. Your parents that when the "D" gets sent home. Yet the Carter ad- misspent millions of dollars. distributed to congressmen payers about $12,000 a year .~,ndeven if it isn't, it's the ninistration killed the deal But the money that Carter There are so many things 2 and senators to give away as to keep the typical convict in only course that matters. mause the Mexican gas is now wants to cut would come they pleased. Most of them the can. SO you cram and cram. grade report doesn't say. It Your seat becomes one with doesn't say you broke up the chair. But the end results Your engagement six Or are never satisfactory. The months the day before the grade report will say three hal. It doesn't mention the 1 ylsHor maybe two D's and fact that you had to sell Your Letters To The Editor book a week before the final la "~9.. What it doesn't say is that, had the tests been because You didn't where not specifically Furthermore, in case your covered in the constitution, ignorance of parliamentary all SGA meetings shall be procedure is equa to your Reader's critique conducted according to lack of knowledge of the SGA Robert s Rules of Order, constitution, we must inform - To The Editor: senators. Another meeting which is the basic guide to Your recent unfounded was scheduled, and parliamentary procedure. (See LETTERS, Page 3) The Chanticleer, established as a siuaent newspaper "I hear there was a panty-raid in the girls' dorms last criticism of Keith significant progress was at Jacksonville State in 1934, is published each Tuesday night.'' Peinhardt's handling of the made on behalf of the by students of the university. Signed columns represent "Yea, you weren't there?" meeting with the mayor of students. the opinion of the writer while unsigned editorials Naw, I've never been to one. It all seems kind of stupid Jacksonville reeks of If you want to dig up dirt in Black Heritage represent the opinion of the Executive Editorial Com- to me." journali stic poor taste. Had the Peinhardt Ad- mittee. Editorials do not necessarily reflect the policy of Stupid? Man, panty-raiding goes way back! I mean, it's you exercised proper ministration, there is plenty journalistic methods, you of dirt to dig, but at least be To Editor and JSU Student af bad weather. the JSU administration. just a college tradition! All the time I was in high school, I Mr. Wright volunteered The Chanticleer offices are located in Pannell Hall, kept hearing about the 'panty-raids' at the university. So would have learned that Mr. factual. If you dig deep Body, Peinhardt did not deserve enough, you can find mud to I would like to take this his services 10 minutes Rooms 219 and 220, phone 435-9820, ext. 233. by golly, I started looking forward to it! I even attempted before the program would All correspondence should be directed to The Chan- the criticism you gave him. sling at any administration. time and thank the faculty, one in my high school English class once . . ." administration, and students have been cancelled. Mr. ticleer, Box 56, Jacksonville State University, "You're kidding." Had you done enough How can you rap Mr. for coming out to hear the Wright did an excellent job. I Jacksonville, Alabama, 36265. "Nope. Damn near got away with some, too. The girl background work, you would Peinhardt so harshly about have learned that Mr. that press release he wrote keynote address for Black hope the student body will didn't put up much of a struggle." Heritage Week. Joe Wright continue to support the "What stopped you?" Peinhardt had originally for you? It is your duty to scheduled a meeting he was write news, not the president substituted for Congressman Lyceum program. "Miss Jenkins up and asks me to explain the symbolic Conyers due to the fact that Eric Williams-Assistant Editor meaning of this fork in one of the short stories we were able to attend, but the of the SGA. conference was changed to a When you pointed the Congressman Conyers got Cedric Fuller, I studying." delayed in Atlanta because SGA Lyceum Chairman Mike Moon- Managing Editor "Too bad. But really, what do they do during one of the time that conflicted with the accusing finger at the SGA I raids? Just barge in a girl's room and empty their top president's already busy Senate because of the Feb. 5 Terry Groce -News Editor drawer? What do the girls think about all this? ! schedule. The "pilot's meeting, you should have "No, no! The girls throw the panties out in the hall! exam", as you call it, was an turned it around and pointed Mike Reaves - Entertainment Editor They don't let you in the room! Well, not all of them army physical scheduled two it at yourself. Your criticism I anyway . . ." weeks in advance. And it was not only exposes your gross Jerry Stinson-Art Editor "~eally?But what the hell do you do with panties?" the mayor's office, not Mr. ignorance of the SGA and its Ms. McWhorter, Peinhardt, that barred the constitution, but also implies in the meeting of Feb. 5, not I "Well.. ." The editorial You wrote a single motion was passed. Allen ClarkSports "Forget it! I just don't think having some panties would campus press from the an unconcern of equal entitled "Problems wfth meeting. magnitude. FALSE. On the contrary, I do anything for me." Peinhardt" was one which five motions were passed, Dr. Clyde Cox, Mr. Robert Clotfelter, Faculty Advisors "Yea, me either. There's only one kind that I'd like to It is true that Mr. Had you ever taken time to Peinhardt goofed. The read the SGA constitution Wset me much and one while only one was defeated. I get my hands on." which I found to be full d mo the motions passed Opal Lovett-University Photographer 1 "What kind?" confusion was due to his lack you would have seen, in false and unfair statements. "The kind with legs in 'em, of course!" of communication with his Article 1 Section 3 that, First of all, you stated that (See LEmERS, Page 3) 'uesday, February 20, 1979 THE c3wlWI-R Page 3

Sights, sounds 'n moods

(Editor's Note: It is nice to have a Composition class to make contributions journalism class and an Advanced to the paper.)

Everyone is wearing a As I walk down the paths of brighter and happier Jacksonville, I see smiles of gnce the semester is almost all shapes and sizes. The half over. busy hurrying of people as Feet shuffle. bodies move they shoop and ship to class, hurriedly as brings about all different Valentine sho~~ersthe movelatel kinds of smiles. You have quickly thGugh the1 The night time activities of your instructors smile with department store. the boys dorms on the JSU an occasional nod. You may smiles, joys of laugh*. rapilly encounter the friendly and tears hit the faces of are renewing their old pople of whom you have no girls, when they receive reputations of practical knowledge. Then there, of hers from the one they I-.,. pkes, panty raids and mid- course, is your friends. The IUV c. term shenanigans. mile and simple corner A solemn face stares do!: n station of a friend helps us at a book, while the wheels in make it through the day. the mind churn hard at work, trying to comprehend the material so it will bring up a Love is in the air. Touchingi mid-term grade. is back. Shy smiles between Birds sing while the fresh young faces appear as air of spring is blowing our winter thaws. Gloves are Student teaching is the culminating experience for all prospective practice teaching. She seems to be enjoying these students at way. discarded as hands warm education graduates at Jacksonville State University. Shown here is Jacksonville Elementary School. Fire crackers popping,- -- - each other. Softness in Donna Narcarrow of Vernon, one of 200 students now engaged in guys yelling, trajns gang clothes, movement, down the tracks and the language and attitudes is The cars look unusuallv I I radio playing a soft tune. replacing the harshness of A teacher said, "Don't pay dull now. Those are the noises of the before. Cynicism is attention to the lecture you heard day before yester- None looks freshlv waxed. Gripes night. faltering; romance has I 1 I JSU students spend arrived. day." A puppy walks down The dirty film is in- j I the sidewalk in front of the I teresting. library and crosses the I street at the crosswalk. The faded denim blue sky Students out here are too I had almost forgotten With the fresh beginning of reflects the mass of walkiig passive. The Student spring semester in what a girl's legs looked like. spring, it is hard to believe blue jeans in front of Bibb Government is yery inac- Today I saw a girl wearing that lust a: few days ago a The malnourished apart- Graves. tive. Students are un- &orts for the first time in young man waited for his ment dwellers are concerned as to what's gangI months. Spring is just hair to thaw before stepping everywhere on campus. an on campus. Immaturity is practice teaching into English class. around the corner! They are the thin, gaunt very much demonstrative in professional semester, perience. For the first twa people who live out of tin Quota bles the dorms. Students have to Over 200 Education usually their last semester in weeks, the student teacher cans, frozen french fries be reminded when to be students from Jacksonville school. Each student spends just observes classroom sacks, Hardie's and mom's Notice the students quiet. Kids go around doing State University are spen- eight weeks of the semester procedures. He is then given CARE packages. Spring is in the air! Folks cramming Jacksonville Before the game Monday stupid stuff like giving a ding the spring semester in the school system prac- several classes to teach are coming out and jumping fibrary? Term paper time night against Nicholls, Bob rocker in dorms away. doing their student teaching tice teaching. The other himself. up and down. A boy sings, has hit the campus again. Clements was asked if this in 37 different Alabama half of the semester they are The cooperating teacher is "Oh what a beautiful mor- What fun ! She begins class five was a big game. He said, schools. on the college campus asked to rate the student ning, oh what a beautiful minutes early, so that the "Yes." Student teaching is the completing their course teacher on his capabilities by," on his way to the pople on time always felt It is pretty tough to drive culminating experience of from Martin Hall to Bibb work. and performance. According cafeteria. late. The little Miss Perfects the prospective teacher's A student must have a A country comment from a 'Graves after the 2 :20 class to Thornburg, the student Tennis weather is here- While hiking on the have caused teacher to program, according to Dr. GPA of 1.25 and 50 hours of teachers generally receive believe her jokes are funny. 'hillbilly" faRTler: He 'as SO adjourns. Traffic stacks up Roland Thornburg, director yeah! mountain, one can tell spring "sceered" his eyes were big classroom observation in excellent reports £rom the AEA is three weeks has arrived by the sounds of She always has you hold at the light near Martin Hall of Professional Experiences 'as eggs. and it's aggravating when order to do student teaching. cooperating teachers. away--that's 15 days, but the jeeps racing to the fire questions for just long in the JSU Department of Application for student who's counting? tower, and the yells of ac- enough for it to become folks won't pull out into the Education. The student is also under lane to gain the right of way teaching must be made Now that the weather is complishment from the top. irrelevant to the present "Student teaching is ab- months in advance, ex- the supervision of a JSU discussion. A 'Omment by One for a left turn. solutely essential in faculty member while he is perking up, we are all get- ,,,,it 2-- A.L- plained Thornburg. Students _L%__ r professor. - quoted from _-_ . . __- h-ld --_-l -- ,,,, -- -.- .,..yr..r".".. ". - UUU IO~a lert turn. montns in advance, ex- p....a.~ up, nr G a- gee- professor quoted- from solutely essential in faculty member while he is - Instead, they sit back, wait plained Thornburg. Students hgFt. Walton Beach fever! Martin Luther King Jr. preparing students to are given a choice and may practice teaching. He "Once you wake up, get up for traffic to cIear from the teach," he said. "It affords receives three or four visits left lane, and then turn. do their practice teaching in on the job from his super- Today there is a touch of and do something and you an opportunity for their hometowns, although On Feb. 14, Valentine's spring in the air. The One can hardly sit through can accomplish something." prospective teachers to visor during the eightrweek most student teaching is period Day, I saw four florist weather is taking a turn for a class in Bibb Graves apply classroom knowledge. done in schools within a 35- delivery trucks parked in the better. This morning Without being optically And it gives them real ex- mile radius of JSU. Studknt teaching is con- kont of Rowan Hall. Three there was a good clean smell drawn to the surface of a A teacher once said, when" The diagonal sidewalks perience. When our students Student teachers are sidered to be part of the were from Anniston and the in the air which has started desk. The graffiti found on questioned about all the red going to Bibb Graves are a graduate, they are in assigned in these schools to studedts' college course other was an FID Florist thoughts wondering toward some of these ancient fur- cn her student papers, "Oh, I round-a-bout way of getting business. They are ready to cooperating teachers who work and he receives six truck. All making long the coming of spring. For nishings is living proof of the don't know. It seems to run there. They should be teach." are normally on the master's hours of credit for it (P. E. distance much more many people spring will not literary potential of JSU through my veins and drip straightened and lead Students do their student level and have at least three majors receive nine hours of pleasurable. students. directly to the dorm. teaching during their mesoon enough. out my fingertips." - years of professional ex- credit): Letters (Continued From Page 2) deposed in 1974. After he was to offer your first motion on - foul-up. But your statement deposed, Ethiopia moved left TWOcen& worth behalf of your constituents. b'al~e that the SGA office was in and today Ethiopia is a Critique ''turmoil" when you called is Communist country. On the The editorial itself was a Third World internationd scene, it is a There has been a lot of you that under Robert's, were very productive. One FALSE., By the time you War criticism lately in The mockery of editorial ethics. called, the meeting had been well known fact that Libya is there is what is known as You stated that the stated that senators must Meshech and Tubai, in pro-Russian and not pro- Chanticleer of SGA sending the meeting into a have a 1.0 GPA, and be able cancelled and there was no Dear Editor, President Keith Peinl~ardt, leadership of the SGA has "turmoil." ARE YOU READY? alliance with Persia, Cush West. "Committee of the Whole." shown an "I don't give a to prove it; and the other and Put, Gomer and all its In this war, God (Jesus and I've waited long enough This is for the purpose of allocated money to bring Ms. McWhorter, next time THIRD WORLD WAR IS to put my "two cents worth" damn" attitude about the AROUND THE CORNER. hordes will invade Israel. Christ of Nazareth) will discussing an issue without Waylon Jennings on campus. you attack the SGA, kindly in. Well, here goes, Keith. students, The Chanticleer have your facts straight. You All flesh is grass and all its Among learned and well intervene on behalf of the voting on it. You would have and WLJS. If this is true, The other Wee motions informed theologians and Israelis and will miserably A fraternity brother of learned this if you would were routine business and are not only attacking Keith beauty is like the flower on mine said that he lent the why not back it up with Peinhardt, but you are also the field. The grass Christians who have studied destroy the Russians, their have listened to the ex- are a matter of record in the the prophecies of the Bible, it SGA president a towel a specific facts instead of attacking the vice - president withereth, the flower fadeth, allies and some other nations planation of the procedure. empty geceralities such as minutes. is a well known fact that Gog that will be involved in the while ago, and it has yet to be You should have also been and treasurer who have because the breath of the returned. So come on, Keith, "incident after incident." Secondly, you stated that offices there, the secretary, Lord bloweth upcm it; surely of the land of Mag* refers to war. I have dubbed _this aware that this was the first This reflects a lack of proper the discussion of the and all the senators who are (Russia) USSR. Meshech unparalleled catastrophic give the man his towel back ! %A meeting that many of the people are grass. The Cy Wagner. news gathering techniques Executive Cabinet was trying to get things done for grass withereth, the flower and Tuba1 refer to other event as the Third World the newly-elected senators on your part. Your continued Slavic nations in alliance, War but in the Bible the had attended. This "fruitless "fruitless." FALSE. The the student body. Contrary to fadeth but the word of our use of "I" and 'me" is SGA is sorry, Ms. Mc- your opinion, it is not only with the USSA. Persia is the official and prophetic name discussion" of the executive God shall stand forever. totally out of place in an Whorter, if our discussion WLJS and Chanticleer The recent events in Iran former official name of Iran. is the battle of Armageddon. cabinet was an effort to: editorial of that nature. It Cush is the ancient name for Are you ready for death? I 1. Keep the Senate from bores you at times. However, people who "bend over back- have raised a lot of eyebrows focuses the attention of the the Senate was concerned in wards to help." You say the in many parts of the world. Ethiopia, and Put is the do not agree with your voting on something about editorial on yourself and knowing what the Executive skudents are losing what What we are witnessing in ancient name of Libya. Cush thinking that you are too which a substantial pation takes away from the subject Cabinet has done to merit little faith they had in the Iran is the preparation for and Put are rendered as young to die. God says, "It is ei* the Senate knew no~ing; of the criticism. Ethiopia and Libya in (KJV) appointed unto men once to 2. Give the executive having offices in Daugette. SGA. Well, if persons like the fulfillment of a Bible By discussing it, feelings yourself who the students prophecy as found in Ezekiel King James Version. Gomer die but after this the cabinet more time to get were aired and we realized expect to be reporting the chapter 38:l-23. I will try to probably refers to Germany. judgment." Jesus Christ their act together and You also use the cliche, that we need to let the facts accurately would in- give the essentials of the I am not prophesying said, "Behold I stand at the 3. Allow all senators an "bent over backwards" in rather, I am laying the facts door (of your heart) and describing the way The cabinet have more time to deed do that, perhaps this prophecy in regard to Iran opportunity to discuss the get their feet off the ground. wouldn't happen. without going into all the of the aforementioned knock, if any man hear my pros and cons of the cabinet. Chanticleer has worked with prophecy on the table. In the voice and open the door (of the SGA. Your poor coverage As for the meeting with the Sincerely yours, details. Gog of the land of Lbing the discussion, which years ahead, Iran (Persia) your heart), I will come in to tearLirlni of the SGA events and mayor-granted, there was a Kim Parker Magog the chief prince of was quite active, you made will either become a Com- him and will sup with him VIVIAN WOOCARD no points on the merits or continued rudeness to the munist country or become a and he with me." Seek ye out SGA secretary make this a 8 shortcomings of the cabinet. strong Russian ally. the book (Bible) of the Lord NUTRI'METIC false statement. You also Dank once stated that the Thought you would like to know I Ethiopia used to have an and read; no one of these COSMETICS hottest places in hell are continually leave out the emperor by the name of I *all fail. PELtIAM f'LP7.A reserved for thase who, in a names of senators that CIRCUMSTANCES OF surface. The image size will depend upon I 1 TOTAL SOLAR ECLIPSE Haile Selassie who uas ~obMurray. * .- - period of moral crisis, author motions at the the distance from the hale to the white I- maintain their neutrality. meetings. The misleading Feb. 26 surface. Aren't you getting a little headline on page one of the Eclipse of approximately 58 percent of Feb. 13 issue: "Peinhardt vs. I( sun's surface by the moon. As viewed by I warm by now? YOUuse the terms "them" Petitioners", is a violation of a Jacksonville observer. Evev Dal -. and "they" when criticizing unbiased news writing. Time LIT (WW) GT the SGA? Had you checked Bending over backwards, Beginning of eclipse (1st contact) 1% 35m 9:35 a.m. Smoll Pina Middle of eclipse (58 percent ob- 16 50 the roll sheet of the senators, huh? M:50 a.m. wM ma topphO you would have learned that We had hoped that you had scuration) now you are a member of the learned something after that End of eclipse (last contact) 18 05 12:05 p.m. m*=3.69 SGA. The proper terms shabby criticism of the Southerners last semester. Eclipse should only be viewed with should be "us" and "we." great caution, through a 14 Arc Welder Distance of Projection 1 foot 10 feet feet Spaghetti You yourself contribute to Now that you are editor, it is a shame that you didn't. Glass. Eclipse should not be viewed Sun image size .I1 in 1.12 in 11.2 in n~dhmeQt SOU~ the ineffectiveness of the through a telescope, binoculars, or any SGA with your lack of Cardbosrd box Sincerely, other optical device. ~n Hole participation. YOU have Best viewing can be achieved with the already missed two Gene Wisdom, Glazner FTFREE DELIVERY Hall Senator; pin hole camera projection. This involves meetings this semester, and a hard cardboard with a small hole g~)~~~::~ at the present you do noS drilled through its center. Light through -- ...... serve on a single codttee. Maurice Bowles, Junior this hole from the sun will project an Senator-at-large ~ndHOI~ We are still waiting for YOU image which can be formed on a white - Page 4 THE CHANTICLEER Tuesday, February 20, 1979 Little feet muffed Graying Society growing

By SUSAN ISBELL Past trends in the birth became operational in electives, and practicum fered which provides a rate, characterized by the January 1978 offering a few experiences, students are broader background to patter of little feet in courses in Gerontology. trained for the diverse areas students in Gerontology. multitudes, are gradually Presently, a minor and a of Gerontology. Among the In addition to these being muffled by a graying certificate in Gerontology required courses in the courses, he ~ghgStudies society. In 1975, Alabama can be pursued. "The Cer- Program, is the Mhmced Program has conducted was ranked 19th by Census tificate program is a trend Seminar in Aging. This various workshops and Bureau estimates in terms of the percentage of people 65 and- over. What problems will surface from this ex- treme turn about and how can they be solved? At Jacksonville State Universitv an P fling Studipf Program has been established to educate and prepare our society for an elderly oriented world. Other: The program (ASP) was Includes single, funded through an Office d separated, Education Grant which was divorced, and awarded to the University. other. This grant was designed to stimulate educational growth in areas like course examines the current conferences to brqaden the GeronUogy that wfl be with other universities. It Cadet David Thomasparticipates in mountaineering training issues pertaining to iging in areas resources. modantin our future and will allow the student to ~pecialize in aging within the future. An Area Needs SWey was (U.S.Army photograph) is part of a large ~dv~~e Institutional Development their administered by the ~ging Program at JSU. whether it be business, Studies Program in cm- biology, socicilogj~ or A wide nection with E~~~~l~b~~ - What is Gerontology? psyc~o~ogy," ;tate D~.tives have been approved for Area Agency on Agbmg. The Rimarily, it is the study of Douglas McConaUla, head of the curriculum. me social aging and the economical, B~Cholog~of Aging, In- survey's purpose was to the ~ghgStudies ~ogram. gather data on the needs of going on in biological, sociological and What's hoduction to Work' psychological ftinctions and Perspective$ on Death the elderly in order to better which complete the process. Through a combination of and ~~ingare ohly a few of Serve this growing The Aging Studies Program core courses, curriculum he numerous electives of- (See GRAYING, Page 5) Increase in membership '(D mountaineering skills?

Mountaineering skills is a escorted by trained men that been planned for March 23- to complete a 10 mile long time for fun, excitement and know the right techniques. 24. The group of 270 people float ride. The river has been adventure. This class is Thus, they are there to will camp in Maloan, checked out so they know PBL has 'rushparty' designed to teach students teach you the right way and Ahbama on a camp site on there are no dangerous spots. the right way to climb and to help you just in case some the Tallapoosa River. That The Jacksonville State Richard H. Shuford Jr., dean Science-Department; Dr. terested business students the beauty around accident should try to occur. night there will be a hot dog This trip will be one first University Chapter of phi of the Jacksonville State La t ham , Market in g are invited to attend. At this mountain, there are roast and a nice, fun social , ame, first t4eNe basis, due Beta Lambda held a very University School of Department; Dr. ofti in, three different climbs. They gathering. Possibly try to not having enough boats. successful "Rush party" on Business, spoke to the group Management Department; Phi Beta Lambda is a have some country-western The students have to Paxton, Economics national organization for all about a month of range from very easy to Thursday, Feb. 8, which encouraging members to be proper training before extremely hard. At one point rmsic so you can get in the furnish their own breakfast Department; Mr. Floyd R. 'Udents in past - are allowed to m the climbing trip, the back of the woods mood. and lunch On the 24th. resulted in an increase in active in Phi Beta Lambda. Tredaway, Accounting schools and colleges in- membership as well as an Dr. Shuford also stressed in climb or repel down the climbers will repel over a Camping and sleeping This class is there to teach Department; Mr. Al Wilson, terested business careers. equipment will be provided. increase in membersip that the administrative staff mountains. This year there water fall that drops 120 feet. you skills and also how to get participation. of the School of Business Marketing Department; Mr. mis fraternity strives to eight class days At all times there will be a Restrooms will be provided along with others. If you for the girls. Administrative staff place their support behind William Turner, Accounting prepare its for %-Mar. 20 of top palayer that dl1help you would like any other in- members of the JSU School this organization. Other Department. careers in business, business students that down the mountain. He will The next morning the formation about this course, of Business were present at members of the ad- The JSU Chapter of Phi education or secretarial Pens 40, also see that your rope is group will headout down the jut get in touch with an this meeting to show their ministrative staff present at Beta Lambda holds regular programs. The goal of this Chandler secure and holding at all river in RB-IS rubber officer in the Military supp~rt for the business the meeting were the meetings Thursday evenings ,gani,tion is to develop Steele, times. boats. They will be heading Science Building.

------are Float and camping trip has fraternity and offer guidance following:-- - - at 6:30 in the lecture room-- -of ~mpetegtand aggressive down the swift moving water I - 6a,,-LL v,, Cv u=v=,ur =-a ~c-b~r,CYIIGO. warn. LUCY WILI uc IIMUIIIg Science Building. fkaternity and offer guidance following: at 6:30;n the 1ectLie room of mmpetent and aggressive kbama All trips are Float and camping trip has down the swift moving water for the members. Dr. Dr. Bruce Eure, Computer Merrill Building. All in- business leaders. Looking for a job ? Job editor gives tips for summer written resume, and market temp in Trenton, N. J." to work in the same summer Looking for a summer job? Summer Employment advance what your in- think you care more about who's more reserved and yourself systematically. O'Brien thinks that her While there are more Directory of the United terviewer wants to hear, or the scenery than about his shy. O'Brien says that the most own position as editor of the job all through high school 7. If you want a high- summer jobs this year, even States lists over 50,000 what an employer would like summer theater. exciting summer job in the 1979 Summer Employment and college. Some eventually paying position in an ex- more people are looking for summer jobs, O'Brien says to read in a letter of ap- 4. When you get an ap- 1979 Summer Employment Directory of the United go into their summer line of pensive resort, you must jobs according to Barbara there will be several can- plication." She compiled the plicati~nblank in the mail Directory of the U. S. States is possibly one of the work as a profession after bring some professionalism O'Brien, editor of the 1979 didates for each job, and following list while sur- from an employer, resptnd "Depends on where you most interesting jobs they finish school." Summer Employment many candidates for the veying the employers who immediately, and fill out the to the job. That means ex- come from. Somebody from around. "Every year, I'll The 1979 Summer Em- perience in a similar job and Directory of the United more desirable jobs. seek summer workers form completely. Employees Trenton, N. J., might think contact 30,000 employers ployment Directory of the U. it also means a professional States (Writer's Digest Getting a summer job through the 1979 Summer are looking for people who that a summer as a horse across the United States to S. (Paperback 208 pages) is attitude. Professionals don't - Books; paperback, $5.95). often depends on learning Employment Directory of get the job done fast and wrangler at Bill Cody's update the Summer Em- publish6d by Writer's Digest O'Brien wains, "If you the special things summer the United States. thoroughly. just work from 9-5 o'clock, Ranch Inn in Wyoming is ployment Directory. You Books, 9933 Alliance Road, -and they don't have to be told really want an interesting employers look for in a job 1. Summer camps, for 5. Don't apply for a job if really great. But somebody talk to some really won- Cincinnati, Ohio 45242. It can what to do; they show summer job, apply before candidate, O'Brien says. example, want people with you can't stay for the whole from Cody, Wyoming, who derful people doing that, and be published at. most initiative and imagination on the end of February. The "You're in a better com- leadership personalities. Be season. Employers expect already knows all he ever mostly you hear abuout gad bookstores or ordered from exciting jobs go fast." petitive position for a attentive in a personal in- you to keep your contract their own. wants to know about horses, relationships that develop. the publisher at $5.95 plus $1 Even though the 1979 summer job if you know in terview. Show energy and commitments. Many em- 8. Summer camp might get into being an office Some employees come back for postage and handling. enthusiasm. Asking ployers will pay you a bonus managers obviously look for questions shows you're in- on your base pay throughout people who like kids and terested. the summer only if you stay relate to the needs of 2. Places like dude ranches past Labor Day. If your children. But they also look and national parks hire school starts before Labor for people with altruistic people who look and act Day, maybe you should talk values who want to help healthy. Be careful about to the administration about others. If you can document On The Square your appearance in a per- the problems that creates for that attitude on a resume, do Jacksonville sonal interview. Stand up you and for everybody else so. straight, sit up straight and who wants a summer job. Or 9. Think of yourself as a don't slouch. you could investigate late product. What can you do? 3. When you apply for a registration. Who could use your skills, summer job by mail, watch 6. If you have good speech your experience (baby Your Levis your presentation, not only and communication skills sitting, newspaper routes, appearance (of course, you and an outgoing personality, work on school papers, Time waits for no

should type neatly) but also you'll have a better chance school plays, church work) man's budget. So right 5~ FI, < fi 130nd\ ]la\ 6 ~nttr< ,t now's the time to look ,,ht n 17, I

I 1 Gallop polls U.S. youth Question: "Whichwere the particularly shocked by the his classes, Dr. Gregory £ram given data, ability to two last states admitted to young people's basic Jeane found that even deal with abstract concepts, the United States?" An- ignorance of geography. students well informed in ability to read and interpret swers : "Florida, " Gallup noted that even current events could not graphs, and map in- "Mexico," "Canada." though the world had locate on a map the place of terpretation were tested with Question: What nation in become smaller with ad- occurence. There was little surprising results. An the world has the largest vances in transportatim, or no working knowledge of overallseriouslack of ability population? " Answers : and the United States had geography. After his fin- to deal with basic geographic "United Nations." become more important, dings were picked up skills was found. The Question: "If oil tankers geography had been dropped nationwide, he was per- majority of students had cannot use the Suez Canal, from the curriculum of the suaded to do a more formal either one or no courses in by what route do they get schools. For example, 93 study, in progtess now. geography before and of from Saudi Arabia to the percent of the students Dr. Jeane, along with his those having previous United States?" Answers: tested could name their state colleague, Dr. Emily Melvin, geography courses, the V '"' "the Panama Canal," "I- capital, but only 23 pfxCent is conducting a study now of exposure to geographic skills 95." had any idea of the distance entering freshmen in didn't have lasting effects. According to an article between New York and San Alabama universities to see These findings, although recently published in The Francisco. A quarter don't how well our educational preliminary, indicate a Anniston Star, these are realize that New Jersey is on system is geographically definite need to incorporate some of the answers George the East Coast, Oregon on educating our young people. more geography into Gallup Sr., received when he the West. Five areas were chosen in elementary and secondary polled one thousand 17- and Closer to home, work is in which students should have curriculum in the state of 18-year-olds across the progress at Auburn skills if they were educated Alabama. Hopefully, the country last year. Gallup University to determine according to the guidelines status of geography will qoke of the "tremendous entering freshmen's abilities stated in the State Curricula improve in the current re- political illiteracy" among in using geographic skills. Guide. Map orientation, examination of the State the young, but he said he was Through informal testing in ability to make inferences Curricula Guide. I Health (Continued From Page 4) head nurse, 1,375; speech staff nurse, 1,170; nuclear laboratory assistant, 844; would like to how more pathologist, 1,372; training medicine technologist, 1,126; operating room technician, about any one aE these w- specialist, 1,341; medical ultrasound technician, 1,126; 836; EKG technician, 753. cupations, or any oc- social worker, 1,340; medical medical illustrator, 1,091; If you're interested, the cupation, for that matter, librarian, 1,338; physicians computer scanner complete study-"1977 chances are good that we assistant, 1,325; audiologist technologist, 1,074; National Survey of Hospital will have that information at (hearing specialist), 1,304; respiratory therapist, 1,071; and Medical School the Career Development and medical record and ad- recreational therapist, 1,069; Salaries7'-is available for Counseling Services (CDC- ministrator, 1,279; ad- radiologic . technologist, $15 from: Personnel Office, S). Explore many oc- ministrative assistant, 1,274; 1,031; medical laboratory University of Texas Medical cupations-don't merely dietician, 1,,224; physical technician, 975; dialysis Branch, Galveston, Tex., study about one. You may therapist, 1,206; medical technician, 943; licensed 77550. find that you are well technologist, 1,192; oc- vocational nurse, 874; EEG If you don't know what all qualified to do a number of cupational therapist, 1,178; technician, 848; certified of these health jobs do, or things. bray (Continued From Page 4) population. given rise to a myraid of The results of the survey could provide new programs a well-known older scholar in and opportunities to senior aging to speak on campus to problems. With an easily were based on 236 interviews accessible public tran- conducted in the 10 counties citizens. The sharing the student, faculty and sportation ,system, those of the Northeast Alabama resources involved industry, administration. These -Regional Planning and business, education, service seminars are educational as elderly persons living in Development Commission. agencies, health care well as entertaining. snall rural communities can The areas of possible needs agencies and civic groups. Professor Emeritus at commute to and from the were: 1) legal services, 2) The Aging Studies Converse College, Spar- grocery store, their personal Cou~lefeeds / Program has also given tanburg, S. C., Dr. physician or health clinic, 7,000,000/ 1 ar economics, 3) health, 4) transportation, 5) recreation demonstrations at local Rosamonde Boyd, spoke at and drug store. These BYCHUCK AVERY worms in waste disposal and character, Snuffy Smith. operation. They have a large and education, 6) personal nursing homes and at the the University last fall, and common trips are necessary The small American asa possible food source, the When asked about the bait contract along needs, ?, and Department of Pensions and Dr. Nathan Shock, Scientist in maintaining. ... health as well - - -- A - &- -LA- a a .* -. - - .. . .- - .. - The small American as a passible food source, the When asked about the bait contract along wi& ~~~~~~'s$g,p~'''~~~eparthentof Pensions and Dr. Nathan shock, scientist in maintaining health as wefi farmer may feed the bulk of future looks quite promising feeding of the worms he another contract for feed crime. Recreation was Security. These programs meritus at the National as nutrition. the world but Wagner and for the worm industry. replied, "Worms will eat worms to a zoo in the Mid- ranked number one in the were geared toward working Instibute on Aging in Nutrition was considered a Gay Hinton feed their Wagner Hinton graduated almost anything that won't west. with elderly who are suf- Baltimore will be on campus minor problem when people needs area. Fifty-eight produced their own food, but, worms, seven million of from JSU in 1975 with a bite back, but their main diet When asked is all the hard prcent of Ulase interviewed fering from hearing and in March. them. degree in biology while Gay consists of organic waste." work worth it, they agreed list recreation as an im- visual losses. ~lthoughthe reasons for now, due to the rise in fast Located on approximately completed her deglee in Gay's main interest in- that it was hard work but the portant need. Nutrition Perhaps the most involved studying aging are vast, the foods, the elderly population 100 acres just south of mciology in 1976. Besides the eludes working in their fun side of farming is the followed with 43.0 percent program developed by the primary reason stems from is not aware of the Huntsville, the Hintons have worms, the Hintons also garden and raising her main reason they stay. responding of the elrpressed ASP is the Rural Aging the fact that the proportion nutritionalvdueandoften are become part of a new breed have 6,000 laying hens for horses. "It is peaceful and After watching the movie, needs. Workshops. This program is of elderly people is growing not able to meet their of farmer. egg pmduCti0nS and several quite without all the hustle "Gone With the Wind," A Numtional being conducted in con- and the birth rates are nutritional needs. worm farming is not a new horses. and bustle of city life. The Wagner commented, "That for Senior Citizen Center Site nection with the Univeqity declining. The post World In Ckhoun County alone Wagner stated, "I always work is hard but the rewards idea, but with low overhead old man is right, the land is &gers was presented at oif Alabama in Bir- War I1 baby boom gives rise 11.3 percent of the population and a large profit margin, it wanted to be a fmner Jo 1, are great. My dream is to the only thing that is per- the University. This in- mingham's Center for to the strains of elderly are 65 or older.. This fast- could be a man who was raise beautiful horses." population in the future. By growing number of people is becoming more popular and to quote formative workshcp aided Aging. The rural workshops than ever before. With new outstanding in his field." His Gay and Wagner are Aristotle, 'the earthworm is mnagers of local nutrition for the elderly cover a 10- the year 2000, these baby will require n~uchat~~ntion developments for the use of hero is the comic strip pleased with their worm the intestines of the soul.' " county area and con- boom children will be en- and services in the future. sites' This program 'On- centrates on smaller cam- tering their later years. At The problems which sisted of several this time, there will be a surround the elderly world enlightening lectures which munities within each county. \ greater need for services are mounting. The soluti6ns provided the managers with These workshops aye for- mulated to provide in- and programs to provide to thse impwtant issues ire o \ 6 information on a variety of 6 6 formation to the rural help. not concrete, but, through 0 subjects. elderly. programs and personal The ASP also cesponsored Transportation and actiontherequiredreseawh a one-day regional con- A series of Distinguished nutrition have been can deliver some answers'to ference with Gadsden State Senior Scholar Seminars described as the two major ease sociological and Junior College. The con- have been established by the problems among the elderly. p s y c h 0 lo g i c a 1 str e s s ference was concerned with program. his program is The lack of public tran- surrounding the elderly

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National top ten Arbitrio By MICHAEL REAVES for at the 88th spot is "I Want Look," coming in at number "Sultans of Swing. " by our SGA office and letting And don't you believe it's extra five is for, "expenses," Entertainment Editor Your Love," co-written by 80. CHER offers a new start Not much happening in them know what kind of acts because we can't afford according to Joe Mucciolo, Since I goofed and printed Nile Rodgers and Bernard back with "Take Me Home", album action, except that we'd Ue to see. better, because we can. SGA vice - president. this week's Hot Ten last Edwards. BOB WELCH fills this week's number 75. ROD STEWART'S "Blondes As one SGA official put it, We,re spending c'probably week, and there have been number 87 with "Precious SISTER SLEDGE eases in at Have More Fun" LP and the "That's just all that is As I said in the beginning, I no changes, the attention will Love" followed closely 69 with "He's the Greatest BLUES BROTHERS' available." If this is true, amund $16,000 by the time am not placing blame on our BAR it's all over," one SGA of- fall on new entries in the behind by TOTO's newly Dancer." It's been a great "Briefcase Full of Blues" then MY SGA. They've done a fine pb mainstream. released single from their deal of fun mining the riches switches places, putting Rod ficlal said. Superstars like m must have some really the BLUES BROTHERS are all other areas. But I don't Entering at number 90, debut LP "TOTO." EDWIN of BILLY JOEL'S "52nd cn top. Any of you statistic think they are aware of how STONEBOLT, who had the STARR, who has been Street" LP, and from deep nuts might be interested in 'Ontacts. In just ? only about 25,000 big ones. I much suppwt the students of years'BR0THERS believe that for around or snash hit, "I Will Still Love dominating the disco charts within that mine comes his this: SATURDAY NIGHT would give for a rock act You", gives us yet another for several weeks, lands in at FEVER SOUNDTRACK is such names under 16 grand we could get (although DR. HOOK drew latest, "Big Shot," weighing By MICHAEL REAVES as Gregg Allman, Wet Willie; a popular rock act that the goldbound single off the number 84 with "Contact." in at number 67. Last but not ranked number 36 of the Entertainment Editor Cowboy, and many other students would turn out for. over 3,000 in Gadsden's same LP, "Love Struck." LINDA RONSTADT, who by any means least, DIRE nation's best selling LPs on major music figures (as far Convention Hall, and that is THIRD WORLD comes to gave us "Ooh, Baby, Baby," STRAITS enters the charts the charts, and has held that It has come to my at- as music that young people But Waylon and the a pretty good gauge). So the charts at 89 with "Now just a few weeks back from at number 47, higher than position for over three tenbon that you as students generally like to hear). Put Crickets are only costing the drop by their offices and let That We've Found Love." her "Living in the USA" LP almost any new entry, with have not been com- this record, that of a SGA approximately $10,000. them know how you feel. If CHIC'S latest to be looking now gives us "Just One their overnight success of (See NATIONAL, Page 7) municating with your SGA pnvately owned night club we lose money on this con- representatives. It seems against that of Jackson- Our SGA used to bring us cert Friday, it could be a that they think that all you ville's, a large university. acts like Linda Ronstadt, long time before we see want to see is cowtry and JSU has recently brought us Kiss, Seals & Croft, and the another one. And the same western acts. Ifind this hard Dolly Parton, Jerry Jeff Atlanta Rhythm Section. SGA official tells us that the to believe, this being a Walker (which the SGA tells Now we have country. As I advance sales are looking college town and all. me only about 575 showed up said before, I'm not against rather discouraging already. Now don't get me wrong- for, compared to the nearly that style of music, but I for I'm not gettlng down on any 3,000 that came to see Wet one would like to see JSU get Even if you,re a dyed - in - particular groups of people. Willie during their three back into rock, at least in the - wool rock fan, out Not the SGA, not the night gig at BROTHER'S), Prt. That is the major for the waylon . . students, and certainly not and now they give us Waylon preference on any given for JSU concert activity's country music. That style of Jennings. Not that these are State-college campus. sake. We don't want to lose music is a part of this section not also major music our rock any more than we of the nation. I just don't figures, but think about what Our SGA is spending over wanted to lose our grass. think that any of us are going kind of acts you prefer to see. 15,000 clams for him. The Chuck Mangione W ED. Tennessee Pulley Bone ~~d~~~nr,fe Citv scene 'rH uHs. Tennessee PuUey Bone J Eagle people have hired the Huntsville, Alabama mly (no reserved seats). Tickets are now On sale, all at 7:30 Pam' Auburn University T~~~~~~~~pulley Bone VonBraunCivic Center Tickets are $7 for the first seats reserved. ~~~~~i~~ Tickets are now on sale Auburn SGA afllcials still newest group on the scene, FKI* with B~~~~,~~~~~i~,~own through the SGA of the' will not release any in- C E N T R A L I N - Feb. 24-Parliament - 2,000 and go up to $8. MOTHERVSFINESTT~~~~~~University. Price is $7.50, formation regarding their '~'ELLIGENCEAGENCY. At Funkadelic in concert, March 3-Lawrence Welk SAT* Tennessee Puby Bone starting at 8 p.m. Tickets are and His Orchestra, tentative. are $7.50 and $8.50. general admission. To be mystery guests, still under least, that's what they're held at the Memorial the "signed contract" acting like. now on sale at the Civic Call 533-1953 for details. Tuscaloosa, Coliseum on the campus. blanket. A reliable source MON. Lower 40 Grass Band Center in Huntsville (call March 11-Peabo Bryson university of ~l~b~~~tells us that possibly the War (See CITY, Page 7) 533-1953). General admission in concert, starting at 8 pm. ~~b.2wimmy ~~ff~tin Auburn, Alabama ,rar-rvvu,. ur.~rauru-iuuurv.a urru~~rr~ r, CUZ~ ab u pd11. ------r ~VWSYAJ vv a~ I".-- -11 1 9 1 482: I] Feb. 2OJimmy Buffet in Auburn, Alabama -- 6 J

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Jackson rille State University STUDENT COMMONS AUDITORIUM Tickets: $3.00 Advanced - $4.00 At Door Feb. 22 7:00 and 9:30 FOR TICKETS: PHONE 238-1524 -OR- GET TICKETS AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS I(1 II * S.G.A. JACKSONVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY *CHRISTIAN BROTHERS, GADSDEN, AL * EVANGEL BOOK STORE, ANNISTON, AL PSALM 150, BIRMINGHAM, AL - r P fiegay, February 20, 1979 THE CHANTICLEER Page 7 Backstage Critic's choice By MICHAEL REAVES disagreeable sound I could . . A t recent performances Entertainment Editor find on this cut was a BY PAmJOHNSON SPIRITS HAVING somewhat irritating lead This past week remember thiqp forgotten. actresses prepare for their Scene one is over, and the FLOWN-Bee Gees, RSO vocal towards the end of the Jacksonville State students At 7:30 a shoe is lost admist entrance. Curtain time- hustle-bustle of changing Records, produced by the piece. Definitely a milestone had the chance to see two the piles of shed clothing, 8:00. Butterflies are ram- clothes starts again. Scenes Bee Gees, Karl Richardson, far the Gibbs. plays, "The Women" and and there is a frantic search pant. are changed, and in two Albhy Galuten in association "Love You Inside Out" is "Twelve Angry Men" but for the right color lipstick. Things start out smoothly minutes the next scene with the Robert Stigwood just now being released as a what they did not get a Hair starts falling from and there is a sigh of relief. begins. Organization. single and shows promise of chance to experience was the beneath the bobby pins and The crowd laughs at a line, Sometime during the show going just as far as the first feeling of being backstage. hair spray. At 7:45 everyone and you know it is going tobe someone must run into a PERSONNEL two. Sitting in the audience chairs is listening and trying to a success. Then there is a table, knock a chair over, or Barry Gibb, guitar and Basically a one-chord funk and sitting in the backstage estimate the size of the silence on stage and break a glass. Time flies by vocals-Robin Gibb, vocals- through the verse, it quickly chairs are quite different. audience. Then above the everyone agonizes. Is a line and the last scene is here. It Maurice Gibb, bass and changes to a mellow feel At 7 p.m., everyone is at excited whispers and "Break forgotten, or is there sup- is performed splendidly and vocals-Dennis Bryon, during the bridge and flows the theatre dressed, made- a leg's" the stage manager's posed to be a pause? Ahh! last of all is curtain call. The drums-Blue Weaver, pianos, into a steady-metered string up and waiting for curtain? voice sounds, "Two minutes! There's the line. All of a applause gives a sense of ARP synthesizers, and - filled chorus. During the Wrong! At 7 p.m. the actors Places for Act I, Scene I." A sudden a very contagious accomplishment and makes vibes-Alan Kendall, course of the song, it moves >pikits Having Flown: the BEE GEES and actresses are arriving. hush falls over backstage as case of ticklish throat the weeks of hard work guitars. to a definite disco feel, to At 7: 15 they are beginning to the first scene actors and spreads. worth it all. Although many people funk and then to mellow. It latest LP is this month's best album bet think that the BEE GEES could be confusing to the were an overnight success dancers, but certainly (no such animal) with pleasing to the listener. Blue force behind the superficial "Spirits Having Flown" i;?, Saturday Night Fever, they Weaver once again gives melodic lines, mixing some wellconstructed if you look have been recording far over some nice Rhodes overtones. excellent trap licks in with at it as two different albums, 22 years. If I didn't know better, I'd the mellow feel this song sides one and two. They are Driven by their brilliant swear that "Reaching Out" seems to have. Nice horn, different as night and day, composer - arranger Barry, was recorded 12 years ago. string and harmony but your money is well-spent the Gibb Brothers have had Back to their old style, this arrangements is "Stop's if you invest it on this, tfie staying power enjoyed by no starts out with some nice only salvation. BEE GEES newest work, me else short of Elvis or acoustic work by Barry Gibb Great horn and string (but not quite their best). perhaps the BEATLES. and Alan Kendall. It stays work at the beginning of "Spirits Having Flown" k slow throughout, and has a "Living Together." It turns this month's best album bet. The first cut on the first MANILOW stepwise key quickly to funk and stays side. In fact, the whole side entitled "Tragedy," is a change that changes the feel there for the most part. A second side is not as irn- high powered number just a little, and the beat brier shift to an upbeat thing pacting nor as high in characteristic of their style becomes heavier. Chart after each charus which caliber. A short of ip- bound for sure. since the early-to-mid '70s. could really throw dance~s. between beat keeps this q, The CHICAGO brass The title cut is not going to "I'm Satisfied" is a low- called "Search, Find" from section (Lee, Jimmy and make the disco floors, but it beat Latin, adhas decent being categorized. Really too Walt) puts the finishing won't be because the song horn work throughout. Much slow for fast dancing, but a touches on their only real has no promise. It has a nice simpler progression makes high-spirited slow number, disco cut on the LP. salsa feel from the begin- this song sound very unlike The horn section, the The smash release of "To ning, again with great the BEE GEES styie and BONEROO HORNS, gives Eddie Money used to be a N YC cop Journeyb new LPgoingplatinum Much Heaven" brings acoustic work at the edge. A usual musical genius. This this number the extra punch reminescent thoughts of the most interesting me probably won't make the it needs. Not characteristic BEE GEES earlier style, progression. Herbie Mann charts, but I do like the way of the Gibbs at all, but when they were making svch gives us some simple but everything is carried into pleasant enough for the hits as "To Love Somebody" nice flute lines in the break from the verse to a com- listener. (get THAT all you old BDB section and again at the end. pletely different mood at the "Stop (Think Again)" members), Good lyrics, well con- chorus. snacks of an old B. B. King "Ma~sachusettes", and "I structed, and some nice blues number, in the 3uccess stories Started A Joke." The mixing vocal arrangements. Would "Until" is a well - put - traditional 6-8 tempo. on this cut is superb, with a make a beautiful 'sunny day together piece, but alas, is Lead vocal is a little weak, By MICHAEL REAVES force, all for the love of rock has also added fuel to the fire and energy of a hit LP, and heavy bass line, subdued beach' song to hear when too short. No given tempo, an but the Rhodes and the Entertainment Editor and roll. It didn't take too of the "Rocky Horrow radio stations were all over it guitar tones and the you're feelin' good. ad lib feel, and lots of reverb BONEROO HORNS come to long before his songs and Picture Show" cult. That, of from the day it was born. technician has brought out The first cut from side two make this one a real tear- the rescue. Really nice hxn TOT0 style impressed enough course, is where the BigGuy Now MOTHER'S FINEST those beautiful RHODES was not nearly as awesome jerker, definitely something work in this one, but Dennis Members of TOT0 are people to get him a record got his big break. Isn't pop is the fastest - growing band tones for fill-in. The only as it's cousin on the flip to play when the lights are Bryon is the only driving studio veterans who have contract, followed by an culture a glorious thing? of its kind in the country, and appeared on countless hit album FM'ers couldn't get the stage is set for albums recorded in LA. But enough of, followed by a hit JOURNEY MOTHER'S FINEST to that fact, and $1 will buy a single "Baby Hold On" . . . JOURNEY started off with become the all-format group a copy of ROLLING and the rest is on-going a great first album, and a monster grou, that they STONE. Lots of groups with history. The first LP is ap- built-in following for the deserve to be. similarly impressive proaching platinum, and his individual members (all medpntiaL~n&vsrBuen net to brand ne~~secand album is were from successful statzc at all p"U-A.Y.6 y--I.... I.., I.. ..A" -AS-- r Auuur Irzrluv-zl D (all ~LIIIIL~L~y LL~I~LGDDA v - - credentials never even get to brand new second album is were from successful see the lower levels of the even more captivating than groups). Then, which each BOB JAMES trade charts. TOTO, the first. LP, they fined-tuned their 1978 was quite a year for however, delivered a debut sound and solidified their BOB JAMES. He produced By MICHAEL REAVES WLJS-FM, more widely station. Says Driscoll, nightly, and you can hear album worthy of all their MEAT LOAF musical direction. Each Kenny Loggins' "Night- Entertainment Editor known as 92J, is a 10-watt "We're an album - oriented what you're getting before combined hit-making ex- Well, you'll soon be able.to album sold better than the watch" album. His Tappan The main advantage to FM station located at 91.9 on station. We play songs you you get it (the shaft, that is, perience. The result was an get the entire MEAT LOAF last with "Infinity," their Zee label turned out some of - radio stations is because your FM radio dial. You can might not hear on 'Top 40' by some record-pushing LP released in September, LP on individual singhs. But fourth and best, effortlessly the best fusion music (use they offer static-free usually find it around 92. It stations." And how many salesman). and platinum by the time you you know what? Every going platinum without a your imagination) of the reception. The main ad- plays solid music, public times have you wanted to So use your radio station: read this. And if you haven't MEAT LOAF sir!gle adds national hit single. If this year, and helped launch solo vantage to WLJS-FM is service announcements and buy an LP, but been unsure And listen to it. Many of your LCened to the entire TOT0 new momentum to the keeps up, JOURNEY'S careers for Wilbert because they offer more school - affiliated an- of what it might sound like. friends and fellow students 12 yet, rest assk. :d that MEAT LOAF "Bat Out of potential is indeed infinite. Longmire and Mark Colby. music . . . and because it is nouncements. That's all. No Say you were a big Boston are the deejays that run the "Hold the Line" is no fluke. Hell" album. His album is And their fifth album is OUR radio station. commercials, no stupid, fan. That group has a new shows, not to mention some TOT0 is a winner. well past double - platinum, anxiously awaited by all. And to cap it all off, he True, it is OURS. But we boring shows discussing LP out. But many people say pros from Q-104. Many of the and it remains one of the released his own "Touch- don't ever use it. I see such "interesting" subjects that it sounds too much like students that work there gf: hottest, most consistent MOTHER'S FINEST down" album . . the hottest posters put up, an- you can hear on these their first album. Why waste on to become popular ancj EDDIE MONEY sellers in the U. S. It's also Atlanta's finest funk-rock sounding (and selling) BOB nouncements made through "morning shows" that ap six or seven (or probably highly successful jocks at So you want to be a rock the hottest international band released their third JAMES LP yet. Two weeks this paper, word - of - mouth pear on local commercial more) bucks to find out when large commercial stations in and roll star, 1978. EDDIE debut I've seen in many album in 1978, and all the after release it was topping rumors, and everything else. stations. you can hear many of the the Southeast. Don't wasti MONEY turned his back on a moons, with another two pieces fell into place. the jazz charts, bulleting up But no one seems to utilize Station Manager Dave cuts not played on com- the talent that comes ovet career handing out parking million selling outside the U. "Mother Factor", their the national charts, and this facility that is available Driscoll urges JSU students mercial stations, even one as the airwaves from the 'Jf tickets for the NYC police S. MEAT LOAF'S success newest work, had the sound heading for gold. to us all for the asking. and organizations to use the popular as WQEN-104 FM. They depend on you for arj 92J has an album feature audience.

1 tpourn Citv - (Continued From Page 6 way through, characteristic "Pardon me, Ray-are Watch out for CINDY d RTF's style. Keep your you the cat the signs the BULLENS, who the New Feb. l&Statler Brcz ,in ears open especially for pardons? York Times calls "a real Mobile, Alabama concert, starting at 8 p rn. "The Musician" and "The 'Cause you're an old friend talent for upbeat rock and Mobile Municipal Tickets are now or s ile for Endless Parts 1 & 2." of mine, Just put your name roll." Her debut LP, "Desire Auditorium $6.50 advance, $7,:)0 t:ic. day Watch for two new super on the line. Wire" on United Artists March 2-Elvis Costello in of the show. Ail seats comedies coming up, a new Double murder and rape- records and tapes. concert, starting at 8 p.m. reserved. JOHN BELUSHI film due in that's all the jury put me in Cincinnati has also opened Tickets are n,;; on >ale, $7 Birmingham, Alabam~ for. up a new disco. Though not for general admission. the spring and STEVE Birmingham-Jef ' :son MARTIN'S film debut And I'm sure you'll agree, quite as classy as 'Frisco's March 20-Styx in con- Civic Gel;: ei. coming up sometime this They took advantage of me." "Oz", "TOMORROW'S" cert, starting at 8 p.m. year. The song was an apparent cost over 1.2 million dollars Tickets are now on sale for $8 Feb. 24--Chuck MangioAe I hope all you caught rip-off of the6'Chattanooga to build. Their lighting general admission. in concert, star ti.:^ 9)8 p fn. BROTHER BILLY'S TV Choo-Choo" standard-a system alone cost $250,000. Tickets are now or sale at debut Saturday night called fact that didn't escape the Anyone who thought the Montgomery, Alabama $8.50 and $7.50. , 11 > ats "Flatbed Annie and notice of United Artists LETTERMEN were gone Montgomery Civic Center reserved. Sweetiepie: Lady Music, who claimed the song from the music scene, look Truckers." It was aired on was an unauthorized parody again! For thme of you too CBS, and was one of the and amounted to a copyright young to remember, these worst thmgs to happen to infringement. So back to the three guys from the USA are Jimmy' second term studio went "Blue" Christie beghning their eighth tour of National campaign. and the Gitch Yore Own Japan and had the hit, Speaking of Billy, the King Band. They have released <RETURN TO FOREVER'S weeks. on "Face the Nation" (until ssame meaning--different One last thing, a very 145 after 81 weeks, and -4s if everyone didn't know, Also available at newly - released live album. Big deal, right? It has his famous airport scene). melody. reliable source tells me that CHUCK MANGIONE WAYLON JENNINGS was nationwide record retail Produced by Chick Corea, The producers of the show The latest in clubs, and MY BROTHER'S BAR (201 remained in the top 40 LPs at Jacksonville on Friday. stores, the newly released this album was recorded maintaining spot 188 with cancelled, for fear Brother perhapsthe ultimate in night S. Pelham in J'ville) is gaing since its release 64, yes 64 "Feels So Good" LP. But But what you might not have LP from the LONDON during the group's summer Billy might try to "Moon the time entertainment is San to be hosting LOUISIANA'S weeks ago. Also, the SYMPHONY OR- here are the clenchers. known is that his back-up '77 tour. Corea, Stanley Nation." Francisco's newest disco LE ROUX sometime this VILLAGE PEOPLE'S CHESTRA'S "Classic band, the CRICKETS, have Clarke and Joe Farrell pace And, as long as we're on a called "OZ". Perched 30 spring. Details are "Macho Man" is holding at FLEETWOOD MAC, due for been Waylon's band from his Rock". Brand new from the the eight cuts which range political subject. the new hit floors above the bay, "OZ" is unavailable at this time, as 102 after being on the charts another LP soon, is holding world's largest rock group, not - as - successful days to from fast tempoed horn single in Tennessee is a located in the penthouse of are tickets. But you can for 47 weeks. But the ones number 111 after 103 weeks the present. containing the Classics arrangements like number entitled "Pardon the St. Francis Hotel. "OZ" believe it, BROTHER'S has that have them all beat are on the charts (only a week "Nights in White Satin," a Now available on CLOUDS "The Musician" to driving Me, Ray," recorded by has the classiest interior in brought many large-name these: BILLY JOEL holding shy of two years) and PINK MOODY BLUES smash hit, records c a TK production), pieces as evidenced on "So WNGE-TV's sinning the country, including live acts to this area; this one spot 28 with his "Stranger" FLOYD, who hasn't had a also ',Lucy in the Sky with BOBBY CALDWELL'S hit Long Mickey Mouse" and weatherman, BRIAN foliage and entire forests of doesn't even surprise me. LP, for 71 weeks, MEAT big hit since the early 70s is "What You Won't Do For Diamonds" (BEATLES), "Musicmagic." In addition, '.BLUE" CHRISTIE. Ever trees. How come we can't get acts IDAF holding 43 with "Bat finally dropping from 194 to Love." That fact and 89 cents "Whole Lotta Love" (now on Corea has included an since Gov. Blanton's Soriny Paine, long-time like that? Don't tell me that Out of Hell" for 68 weeks, Isafter being on the charts the radio by NICOLETTE will buy the siqgle. But it acoustic piece entitled, courageous pardoning act, jazz drummer with such they're not available. Watch FOREIGNER at '36 on 99 for 245 weeks.Talk abut won't buy the new- heart - LARSON), ''Bohemian "Chick's Piano Solo", an T-shirts bearing a "Pardon names as Harry James and this column for any further weeks. VILLAGE PEOPLE 'staying power'. Rhapsody ", "Without You", shaped, red vinyl, special audience favorite. The Me, Governor" sign on it, Count Basie died at the age info, and look for an ad- and BARRY MANILOW, on and "I'm Not in Love." Valentine Day release. package is well-crafted live and this new hit single. And of 52 with an apparent heart vertisement any day now in the charts for 72 and 51 These figures are, ac- One of the best LPs I've mat's right, heart - shaped efforts with good mix all the the lyrics cut to the core: condition Jan. 29 in L. A. this Paper. weeks respectively raised cording to BILLBOARD five spots, STYX holding at Magazine. Page 8

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I Pinnzng By GSC Votes To Remain In it down Allen Clark

decision, resigned from the adhere to in basketball Cole said. "But it would members in Division II if State, Livingston University, The nine-member Gulf conference last year. because none of our con- preserve the right hopefully they did not reduce Troy State, Delta State, South Conference will be "It seems impractical at ference schools are ' in of our other sports to be able scholarships. Mississippi College, the reduced to a seven-member this time for the conference Division I basketball," Cole to compete on the Division I1 "We're not sure if the University of North conference this year but the to apply for Division I status said. level for national titles. In NCAA will go along with this Alabama and Tennessee - seven remaining members and play a (Division I) AA Cole added that the con- football, dual members and allow us ta retain our Mar tin. agreed unanimously to schedule ," said Jacksonville ference has appointed a (NCAA and NAIA members) membership," Cole said. "The conference (GSSC) is continue the conference's State University athletic committee of three member auld play for the NAIA "But according to the rule not resolved for just one status as a NCAA Division 11 director Jerry Cole. "I't's schools to study the (football) championship. book, they will." year,'' Cole said. member. not just a matter of saying, possibility of certain in- The schools in the con- Cole said that "at least "Hopefully, it is resolved The unanimous decision 'We're going up,' " Cole said. dividual schools in the ference which did reduce three schools" in the con- from now on. We made an came in Jackson, Miss., as "There is certain criteria conference retaining their 60 scholarships, could play for ference will "make every effort to keep the nine the member schools we've got to meet." scholarships in football the Division I1 football title.'' effort not to reduce schools together but after discussed a ruling by the Cole said that Division I- instead of reducing as ruled Cole said that the com- scholarships in football and they (Nicholls and National Collegiate Athletic AA schools had to play at by the NCAA. mittee, comprised of Troy still maintain the relation- Southeastern Louisiana j Association (NCAA) to cut least 50 percent of their "The consequences of that, State, Delta State and ship with the conference." explained their situation division members' football football games against other we feel, would be that the Mississippi College, will Those schools, Cole said, everyone agreed it was in the scholarships from 60 to 45, Division I opponents and in schools who do not adhere report back to the con- are Jacksonville State, Troy best interest if they (Nicholls effective in 1982. basketball, 85 percent of the (to schokrship reduction) ference at the June meeting State and the University of and Southeastern) left the Southeastern Louisiana schedule had to be against will forfeit the right to with an opinion from the Tennessee - Martin. conference." and Nicholls State, an- Division 1 opponents. participate in the Division II NCAA on whether the The Gulf South Conference ticipating the NCAA "It is particularly hard to football championships," scllools could remain members are Jacksonville Steve Ingram On Bottom I Waiting For The Whistle I My regards go to the Jax areas," as University State wrestlihg team who President Dr. Ernest Stone Larry has worked so hard and terms these departments. diligently the entire year Dr. Stone, one of the most mly tc have the "welcome avid cports fans at mat" pulled out from un- Jacksonville, tried to do derneath their feet. everything in his power to The wrestling team was work the budget in favor of just notified that they will the wrestling team and the not compete in the regional blame most definitely cannot tournament to qualify for the fall on his shoulders. nationals. The reason: no Due to the short notice, the funds to send them. SGA did not have sufficient Let me clarify that time to gather all the statement for you. The new senators and members, hold state administrators have hit an organized meeting, and

Jax State (along with every decide-- on-- where - to -get such- a state adrninis@ators have hit an organized meeting, and Jax State (along with every decide on where b get such a other state controlled or large amount of money. financed school) with a 6 per Please do not think that the cent proration, or to put it in SGA would not have helped straight terminoloav. a 6 the wrestling team, they perckt cut in schGi'funds. muld have only they hac Since the school cannot had a little more time. Tuesday, Feb. 12, is a day touched the ball, Nicholls against that, he made it to function without a main- If anybody really wants to that Head Coach Bill Jones tallied points on the the record book. tenance crew or utilities, the complain to somebody who will not forget for a long scoreboard High scorer for Jax State budget in these departments could possibly make sure the, because of one person, "We went to the floor with was Tommy Bonds with 19 cannot be touched. The that this doesn't happen Larry Wilson. Wilson put up about as much deslre to win points followed by AAl Lanb- salaries at the University again, then write to Mon- 48 points out of 88 for the as a team could have," said fwd with 16, Todd Smyly with 911 not be cut. Several other tgomery, Alabama. I think Colonels of Nicholls State as Jones. "But we were up 16, Bob Clements, 10; departments cannot be cut 1 could find the exact they put Jax State out of the against probably the best Tommy Keith, 8; Van Davis, for the sake of all students, addre= for you. Gulf South Conference player in Division I1 8; Ronald Towns, 4; and that is in terms of student We who care hope that this mning with the 88-83 vic- basketball and maybe even Larry Blair, 2. activities and everything setback will not dishearten tory. higher than that. He is just a One last comment from included concerning the you to the point of not After the game was over, super player and has been a Bach Bill Jones that really majority of the student body. wanting to continue Coach Jones' straight for- super player since he's been is worth repeating was: '*I'd People, that doesn't leave wrestling for Jax State next ward comment was, "We in the conference." like to attend Wilson's very many departments to year. You're a great bunch just couldn't stop him. We Wilson's 48 points in the graduation at the close of cut, and out of those of guys and the people here tried everything in our game was a new GSC in- this semester. I'd love to go departments must come a have a world of faith in you. defensive arsenal and we dividual scoring record for a down there and hand him his 6ta1 of 6 percent from all Think about next year and still couldn't stop him." single game. His reason, "I diploma, just to make sure departments combined and know that then it will be Jax State's plan was to just felt good tonight and I he won't be coming back." it ends up being about a 30 better planned. keep the ball away from was very relaxed." Thew's percent cut from the "soft 'I.'harak You. Wilson, but every time he not much anyhody can say

Hey Tommy! You Forgot Something Lady Gymnasts Take Ladies Catch U. Of Florida And Livington On Miami Dade J.C. A Tiger Hunt,

By KATHY SHEEHY Puckett, who is recovering total of 32.35. Florida's time and scored in the high The Jacksonville State from an injured ankle, Kathy Gordon (31.90) was 7's. women's gymnastics team Jacksonville came out ahead third. and JSU's Susan Balk Vaulting was dominated Grand Opening added to its list of victories with a final total of 127.45. was fourth. by Jacksonville as three JSU Wed. Feb. 21 this season by taking first The second place team was This meet was Leslie's women placed in this event. I place in a tri-meet with the the University of Florida first time to take first place Kathy Balk received the By JEFF HUBBARD All Prices Slashed I University of Florida and with 121.00 and Miami scored all-around since she began highest score of 8.65 for her 25q Draft Miami Dade Junior College 89.75 for third. competing for Jacksonville. half on-full twist off. There The nets are still burning game was thrown awav. and on Saturday, Feb. 10, in Being a junior college, In Coach Dillard's words, the was a tie for second between at Pete Mathews coliseum JSU broire the magic 100 Best Salad Bar In TOCC'~ Gainesville, Fla. Miami is unable to travel out all-around scores are "a JSU's Lynn Bruce and Karen where the Lady Gamecocks mark with 8:17 left in the "It was by far one of our of state to compete and is clear indication of how hard .Alexander of Florida as each burned the Livingston Tigers game when Gail Umphrey No Free Delivery Wed. better meets," remarked therefore lacking in needed both Leslie and Susan have scored an 8.5 for their 109-43 Tuesday night. tipped in a rebound. We are a small business Coach Robert Dillard who experience. Their team been working rn the past few handspring fulls, and JSU's JSU's record improved to trying to make it. We went on to say that he felt the usually participates in as weeks." Susan Balk performed her There was no contest in- 17-4 wh~leLivingston ends up appreciate your business. women showed much im- few as two to three meets Credit must be given to tucked Tsukahara for an 8.35 volved for JSU except to see at 4-17. provement on vaulting, floor each year, yet despite this JSU's Cindy Frank for her and third place. how many records could be Vickie Holmes scored 27 to aercise, and balance beam, fact, they had a fairly good accomplishments in this Uneven parallel bars broken. In the first half they lead the Lady Gamecocks. All interested groups register the latter of which will be the meet and won the uneven meet. Unable to compete proved to be the weakest scored the most points in a Iioimes had 21 in the first for our Key of the Month Club. team's "key to future parallel bars event. earlier this season due to an event for each team. half (75), albwed the fewest half to set a team record. strength" in the upcoming Jacksonville's Leslie Hill ujured foot, Cindy could bbatosh of Miami Dade won (19) and had 3 players in Others in double figures Regional and ' National shared the honor of first perform only her bar routine the event with an 8.45 double figures. includes Felicia Kendrick 435-5573 Championship meets. place all-around with in the team's last few meets, However, Livingston with 12, and Jill Collins, I I Alexander of the University didn't throw in the towel, I Compebng without their yet this time she showed her (See FLORIDA, Page 10) Willene Chatfield and Kim COLLEGE CENTER top all-arounder, Susan of Florida as each scored a beam routine for the first although it looked like the Sewell with 10 each. (~esday,February 20, 1979 v - . THE CHANTICLEER

Jack White New Jay Dobbins

Offensive Coordinator And The Last

Jacksonville State White coached the University head football defensive secondary at coach Jim Fuller announced Kansas two years and the Home Win this weekend the hiring of junior varsity two years Jack White as offensive following one year at East coordinator. Carolina. White, 29, comes to JSU Jacksonville State's new Of Theseason from the University of coach was introduced to Kansas, where he coached athletics at an early age as four years. his dad, Jack White Sr., "Jack played quarterback worked for the New York in college and has a rich Yankees baseball team 15 background in athletics," years in the front office and Fuller said. "In addition to also served as general being a fine coach, he is also manager for the San an excellent recruiter." Francisco 49er football White will replace Watson team. He retired in 1975. Brown, who resigned last "I'm excited about summer to take a job at working with the offense Texas Tech. Brown is now again and joining the head coach at Austin Peay. Jacksonville staff," said Fuller did not hire a White. "Jacksonville State replacement for Brown last has a rich tradition in summer, deciding to wait football and I'm anxious to until after the 1978 season. get started."

Weelrend results :

Jacksonville lady gymnasts win

MidSouth against Louisville (Znd),

LSU (3rd), Indiana State (Pth),

Ball Up For Grabs, Van Davis Looks On Due to inclement

weather, the full In India, owl's flesh is regarded as an aphrodisiac, but eating it will turn a man into a fool! results will be in 1979 Baseball Schedule the next edition of MARCH OPPONENT SITE Sat. 3 Alabama State Home Tues. 6 UA-Birmingham Home Wed. 7 Alabama A&M Home the "Chanticleer." Thurs. 8 Georgia Tech There Fri. 9 West Georgia Home Sat. 10 Shorter College There Mqn. 12 Ath??!?ColleE- Home --. -- --*-- - Man. 12 Athens Colleie Home Tues. 13 Illinois Bene@Ji~ (2) Home Wed. 14 Illinois Benedictine (2) Home 1:00 and 3:00 Fri. 16 Hun tingdon Home 1:30 Sat. 17 Valparaiso (2) Home 1:00 and 3:00 Sun. 18 Cleveland State (2) Home 1:00 and 3:00 Mon. 19 Tennessee (1) Home 6:OO Tues. 20 Union College (2) Home 4:00 and 6:00 Wed. 21 Taylor College Home 6:OO Thurs. 22 Baldwin Wallace (2) Home 4:00 and 6:00 Fri. 23 Baldwin Wallace (2) Home 1:00 and 3:00 Sat. 24 Livingston (2 Home 1:00 and 3:00 ,Sun. 25 Wisconsin Whitewater Home 1:30 'Tues. 27 Huntingdon There 2:oo Wed. 28 Troy State (2) There 1:00 and 3:00 F'ri. 30 Wisconsin Whitewater (2) Home 1:00 and 3:00 Sat. 31 UT Martin (2) Home 1:00 and 3:00

APRIL OPPONENT SITE TIME Mon. 2 Tennessee Temple Home 4:OO Tues. 3 Alabama (2) There 1:00 and 3:00 Wed. 4 Tennessee Temple There 2:oo Sat. 7 UT-Martin (2) There 1:00 and 3:00 Sun. 8 Southern Benedictine There 2:oo Wed. 11 North Alabama (2) &me 4:00 and 6:00 Thurs. 12 ELmhurst College (2) Home 4:00 and 6:00 F'ri. 13 Athens College There 1:30 Sat. 14 North Alabama (2) There 1:00 and 3:00 Mon. 16 Auburn There 7:oo Wed. 18 Troy State (2) Home 4:00 and 6:00 Sat. 21 Livingston (2) There 1:00 and 3:00 Wed. 25 West Georgia There 2:oo murs. 26 UA-Birmingham There 7: 00 Fri. 27 Shorter Home 6:OO Sat. 28 Southern Benedictine (2) Home 4:00 and 6:00 Comzng events

MENS BASKETBALL Feb. 21 Livingston Home Feb. 23 UT-Martin Away Feb. 24 North Alabama Away

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Feb. 22-24 AAIAW Tourney, WOMENS GYMNASTICS Feb. 24 E. Ky. and Auburn Stephenson Gym (1:30)

MEN'S GYMNASTICS Feb. 24 E. Ky. and Memphis St. Stephenson Gym (7:30)

WOMEN'S TENNIS Feb. 20 Hun tingdon Away Feb. 22 Livingston Away Feb. 26 Shorter Col. Away

MEN'S TENNIS Feb. 20 Huntington There Feb. 22 Livingston There Feb. 23 Auburn-Montgomery There Feb. 26 Snead Jr. Col. Home Jax State's ladies track team was down at Auburn again on Feb. 3, and picked up sixth spot out of nine

in the two mile run and Synthera Bruner placed fiw in the same event. The two mile relay team, consisting of Synthera Bruner, Connie Swain, Shirley Looney and Becky Threatt, placed sixth in the meet. The mile relay team placed sixth with Georgia Barkett, Coco

The teams placed as follows : Auburn, Florida A&NI, Tuskegee, Alabama State, Hillsborough College, Jax State, A&M, ..From left, Terry Turner, Robert Marmann, David Troy Third row: Glenn Roswal H.C., Jerry Ciles, Steve and Georgia last' West, Mitchell Walters, Jim Beene. Second row: Dennis Machen, Mike Weckworth, Matt Holaday. Bryant, Benji Spann, Jack McClanahan, Paul Core.

Vanessa Churchwell, Michelle Bland. Airleen Finley, Marge Pope. Back row: Christi Catanzmo, Lori Jackson die State University Jax 75 - UAH 60 competition with a score of POS. HGT. WGT.HOMETOWN 5. Alford Henderson TB 6-0 175 Centre By RANDY COLEMAN

Linda Gordon (8.1). TE-LB 6-2 190 Waycross, Ga.

and should be the favorite to domination. Willene Chat- lead UAH. win the state touniament. field scored 14 and pulled and Tuskegee. Felicia Kendrick kn Tues.- Gong Show Wed.- Hot Legs Dance Contest Ladies Nite Free Draft 9 - 10 Thurs.- Sorority Nite Fri.- Student ID Nite Sat.- 1/2 Price Cover Sun.- Spaghetti All You Can Eat Only $2.00 Mono-No Cover 3 The Only Place To Dine 6: Dance In Jacksonville !