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Vol. 58-No. 6 Statesboro, Georgia 30458 November 8,1977 Area Farmers Stage Tractorcade Downtown
By FRANK MADDOX Headed by Larry Fields, a The farmers and their of Commerce supports the who complied with the police department was in farmer from Portal, the group rally were backed by most moves the farmers are routing and procedures charge of traffic in States- local government officials. A group of area farmers voiced their grievances to the advocating. outlined during the event's boro's city limits. The sheriff "I support this type of driving their tractors formed crowd. National news media planning meetings. and state patrol handled the rally," said Mayor Thurman The Statesboro police and a lengthy parade through the covered the action as the Sergeant Hanson of the situations outside town. Lanier. "I think this will help sheriffs departments worked major routes of Statesboro farmers urged the listeners to Statesboro Police Depart- The rally was the second these farmers get the with the Georgia State Patrol Friday. About 800 tractors backed their attempts to make ment explained that a fire- of its type in this area. A national exposure they in controlling the parade and were required to fill the route agriculture a profitable lane was left open on the similar event was staged on a need." re-routing traffic around from Georgia Southern's business. highways for emergency smaller scale in Alma, Ga. The farmers are demanding Statesboro. No violations entrance on Highway 67, The mayor added that were given to those farmers situations. He said that the recently. downtown, around the ing that the National Bulloch County was chosen Congress give a %100 parity courthouse, and back to the as the site for the parade for farm products, according Statesboro Mall via Highway bacause it is one of the more to Max Lockwood, director of 80. outstanding agricultural The Better . . • After the tractors lined Statesboro's Chamber of" counties. these local highways, the Commerce. If their requests farmers abandoned their are not fulfilled by December Max Lockwood empha- vehicles in the highway and 14, the farmers plan to sized that the farmers To See You With, My Bear gathered at the Bulloch propose a moratorium on compose such a large part of County courthouse for a agriculture production, he Statesboro's income that it is rally. added. mandatory that the Chamber Davidson Concert Financing Called 'Back Door' By SUB
By BERT ROUGHTON chairman of the SAFBC. "It encourage students to go to Some $3,000 in student wasn't money that they the concert. activity fees will go to actually had in the first partially finance the place. It was money the "Another point is that the November 11 John Davidson Foundation requested and foundation may not have concert, according to Student received from the SAFBC for been able to afford Davidson the concert." Union Board member without the support of the Michael Oreste. The remain- SAFBC," he said. Quick Quick said that the SUB ing $16,000 tab for the pointed out that the Georgia only acted as a vehicle for the performance will be picked Southern Foundation is in movement of the money to up by the Georgia Southern some financial trouble and the foundation. "The $3,000 Foundation. * that events such as the was specifically designated Davidson concert are needed The SUB is acting as co- for expenditure on the to make money to support snonsor of the concert with concert, not athletics," said loans such s the National tne proceeds going back into Quick. Students who saw Creature From the Black Lagoon Halloween night were the Foundation for the Direct Student Loans. treated to a 3-D movie with special glasses. The response to the glasses was enthusiastic. funding of student loans, "In return for the funding said Oreste. Quick said that if the Those students wearingprescription glasses Founditdifficulttofitbothpairs the Foundation decided to foundation couldn't raise give students a $1 discount on their noses. However, Anthony, (above) seemed to find an ingenious way to "The thing that bugs me mone y then the loan program cope with the situation. about the whole thing is that on their tickets," he said. at Georgia Southern would be we (the SUB) were unable to drastically reduced. have any say in the "It seems to me that what performer who would appear. they are really doing in Both Quick and Oreste Had we been able to choose, giving the discount is buying agree that a strong student chances are we would not $3,000 from the students for a turnout for the performance Student Violation Info Released have picked John Davidson," dollar off per tickv Which in is crucial to the success of the effect will amount a profit he said. foundation's venture. Editors Note. The to them if 3,000 students Anne except where the violations of Georgia "What it seems like to me don't show for that concert. following information accused waive their right Southern College regula- "And besides, the has been released under is a kind of back door And, it doesn't look to me that to confidentiality in a tions. students have already the guidelines of the written statement. financing of athletics, since nearly that many will Five of the cases involved paid for the concert in part Constitution of the about 60% of the foundation's attend," said Oreste. intervisitation, two cases money goes into athletics," when they paid their student College Judicial Board, Gary Morgan, director of involved disorderly conduct, activity fees," said Oreste. he said. Quick disagreed saving article 10 and is in judicial affairs, released the and one student was charged ■ that the money invested in compliance with Sec. 438 following information for the with damage to property. The money was allocated the concert should actually The performance will be of the General Education week of Oct. 24 through Oct. through the Student Activity generate a profit to the in the Hanner Field House at Provisions Act, as amend- 30. Three students were Fee Budget Committee foundation which would go to 8:30, November 11 Tickets ed, 20 USC 12329 (Buck- Five students were placed on disciplinary (SAFBC) to the SUB create more student scholar- are $6 and $7.50 with a dollar ley Amendment). Speci- charged with major viola- probation and five students earmarked for the Davidson ship money. He said the discount to students with fics of any case will not be tions and three students were were placed of restricted concert, said Nicholas Quick, discount was given to college I.D.'s. reported by the George- charged with general disciplinary probation.
HMMM Page Two, November 8,1977News i DeWine And Todd GSC Global Plan
Election Winners By DAVID B. similar program for that KICKLIGHTER country. Plans are also being By WAYNE ESTES be no point in having the Just what is this "Georgia laid for that country. Plans Kelly DeWine and Stan office. Southern Global Plan?" A are also being laid for other » plan for world peace? A Todd were elected to the The Eagle Eye states that Language Institutes in the method by which GSC would Academic Affairs and Co- he "is responsible for United Kingdom, Japan and overtake the world? curricular positions, res- overseeing the work of all South America. No, it is a unique program pectively in the November 3 standing committees on Says Averitt, "Georgia*- that gives recipients of Southern is becoming well CCC special election. which students serve..." KELLY DeWINE STAN TODD DeWine won 363 votes to Rotary Scholarships a known around the world." He opponent Steve Coffee's 271 Todd has been serving as chance to further acquaint said that for the. past two while Todd received 434 votes the CCC refrigerator themselves with English years a student who has^ over Vanessa Burke's 243. manager, but due to his new before going on to their year attended the Language Responsibilities for the co- position another person will of study at a designated Institute at GSC has spoken ordinator of academic affairs have to be appointed to head SAC Holds Meeting college in the U.S. This past at the Rotary International include "overseeing the total up refrigerator rentals, said summer 111 students from 24 Convention, where approx-" Sally Collins, president of the development of the academic By JULIE MABRY and universities. countries participated. imately 15,000 Rotarians program," according to the CCC. Additonal information Salty Collins, president of The Senior Exit Exam The program is unique in learned about the program. Eagle Eye. will be released about this the Georgia Southern College and the Rising Junior Exam that it provides not only Averitt was told by the DeWine said she plans to opening shortly, she said. Central Coordinating were also discussed at the academic training but also Chairman of the Rotary* do that by pushing the pre- Kevin Boyer, election Committee, attended the meeting, both of which are contact with American Foundation that there had registration and library committee chairman, said he Student Advisory Council required only in the state of culture as well as cultures of been three major steps in the surveys that are currently was not displeased with the Meeting held at Clayton Georgia for graduation. A all other students involved in development of the Rotary bogged down in the current small number of voters, 690, Junior College on the last survey is being compiled to the program. It was the first Foundation. One, in 1917, the * CCC. She said she wants to representing only 10.6% of the weekend of October. Collins find out if the test is really such program in the world. idea for the Rotary Founda- keep students informed of student body. He said it was a is the chairman of SAC necessary and if it serves a The "Georgia Southern tion was developed. Two, in what's going on in the CCC. good figure for an off-season which meets once every two legitimate purpose. Global Plan" is the 1947, 10 million dollars was . Toddsaidheintendstofind election. months at different colleges A banquet was held on brainchild of Dr. Jack N. raised in memory of the out more of the duties of the Boyer said he appreciated throughout the state. Saturday night with Milton Averitt. Averitt is Dean of the founder of Rotary. And, three office and perform them the way the candidates The purpose of SAC is to Jones, Vice Chairman of the Graduate School as well as a in 1976 the Summer saying, "there has to be more handled themselves calling serve as a resource aid to the Board of Regents, for the Rotarian. He recently Language Institute at, than homecoming and the fall this "one of the cleanest Board of Regents and to Student Advisory Council. returned from a trip to France Georgia Southern College extravaganza or there would elections in a long time." bring student body presi- The council met on Sunday where he helped plan a was developed. dents together to share ideas until 2:00 p.m., accomplish- about student governments, ing much during the meeting. said Collins. The next SAC meeting is Levi's Currently the Council is scheduled for December 14 at discussing Health, Edu- Georgia State in Atlanta cation and Welfare (HEW) with the full Board of guidelines submitted by the Regents. Board of Regents concerning NEWS desegregation plans. Collins stated that SAC is trying to get direct student output concerning HEW guidlines / which will affect all colleges Fleurette Super-Special Purchase Committee Allocates Funds 150 prs. Levi's Prewashed The Activities Fee Cook, director of adminis- William Speith, Dr. Jack Committee met October 26 to trative and fiscal affairs; Ben Nolen, and Dr. John Budock. discuss two requests for Waller, dean of student Student members of the money out of the committee's personnel services; Billy committee include Lewis contingency fund. Parker, budget affairs Stewart, Brenda Pettus and The first petition was JEANS coordinator of the Central Lovett Bennett, Jr., business presented by Brenda Pettus Coordinating Committee; Dr. manager of the Reflector. of the Afro-American Club. SI. irreg. She requested $2,000 to be $1950 used to provide a speaker for Black History Week. The club was granted $1,500 with the 88 understanding that the Created by Orange Blossom Campus Life Enrichment ... America's leading $10 Committee would provide the producer of original and remaining $500. elegant engagement rings Flare bottom Indigo navy The other request was of beautiful simplicity. The from Professor Broucek of the exquisite diamond as large blue denim, fades more music department for $5,675 or as small as your desire with every washing. Take to provide equipment for a and budget. In your choice college jazz band. Broucek advantage of this extra "LIV ULLMANN'S PERFORMANCE of white or yellow - 14K or explained in a memo that a 18K gold. See it today in saving now on Levi's fit & jazz band is an excellent IS SHATTERING!" our store! durability. Sizes 28 to 38. recruiting device, and he felt —Jack Kroll, Kmmk Street floor. Geoi^dja Southern could UNO DC LAURENT1IS PRESENTS profit from having one. After some discussion, the request INGMAR BERGMAN'S was tabled until the next meeting. Dr. Jack Nolen was "FACE TO FACE" asked to contact Broucek for - Starring - additional information and LIVULLMANN to invite him to the next wiih ERLAND JOSEPHSON KARI SYIWAN Wnnen Directed ond Produced by INGMAR BERGMAC rimes Prestige JewelersNers filmed m Color by SVEN NYKVIST Poperbock published by Ponrheon Books meeting. Since 1892 R|RESTRICTED<£S>I APoromounrReleoser The AFC members are Dr. ^^ Quality Discount World *^ - 1 Nicholas Quick, acting Wednesday Night ^Uptown Stotesboro president of GSC; William s Shop Downtown Statesboro First FILMS INCORPORATED frzz 84-10 I _, Page Three, November 8,1977News Eds Degree Reaccredited
By BETH SCHAD first accredited in 1972 by the Council," and to give the National Council for graduates a better opportun- The School of Education Accrediation of Teacher ity to teach in other states. has once againbeen approved Education. Georgia Southern Miller states that the by the National Council for is the only non-university in accreditation program is "the Accreditation. the state to be nationally Duncan-Hones stamp of The undergraduate accredited through the EdS approval" for the education program was first accredited degree. department. He feels thatitis in the 1950's with Georgia important to note that State, Emory and the According to Starr Miller, "Georgia Southern can University of Georgia. The dean of education, this achieve accreditation along A Marine helicopter landed at GSC last week a part of their campus recruiting Georgia Southern School of program was started for with the state's largest drive. A few veterans commented on how the helicopter broughtback "happy?" Education EdS degree schools of education to meet universities." memories. (Specialist in Education) was "the quality standards of the Graduating from a school 4 approved by the Council will Extravaganza This Week certify graduates to teach or to be accepted to graduate st By DEREK SMITH ganza arose from the Greek Week festivities held during schools in outside states. Delta Zeta 1 In Derby Day The upcoming Central Their advantages will be Coordinating Committee the spring. Collins stated greater because their degree By TRISHA KEADLE Skit Night, while Zeta Tau the organizations to collect Fall Extravaganza will that the Extravaganza will will be recognized as coming Delta Zeta sorority won Alpha placed first in the money only on campus and attempt to bring the student hope to bring people together, from a quality program. first place in the overall window painting competi- not on city streets, as they body together for an event but most of all to "provide competion between the tion. Delta Zeta won the have done in the past. other . than Homecoming, entertainment for students." The EdS program is sororities during Derby Derby Hunt event, and said Sally Collins, CCC Some of the contests examined every five years Week, according to Sigma Stephanie Parrish, represent- "Sigma Chi puts on the president. include a gong show, pizza eating, a ping pong drop, a While reviewing an institu- Chi David McNeal, chair- ing Delta Zeta, was elected Derby Day events for the The Extravaganza is Frisbee contest, and an tion's education program, the man of the Derby Week Miss Daring Debut. Zeta Tau sororities to enjoy," said scheduled for November intriguing new game called Council looks at faculty committee. Kappa Delta Alpha Amy Bain won the McNeal. "None of the 15, 16, and 17, and will "Scavenger." All events have qualifications, the balance of placed second, and Chi Miss Derby Day title. sororities have to participate; hopefully become an annual been scheduled for the curriculum, professional Omega took third place A total of $500 was taken it is all done on a voluntary event at GSC. The programs afternoon and evening. On preparation and the success honors. in for the Dick Green Heart basis." He added that Sigma have been designed'' to Tuesday the 15th, an of post-graduates. . Also The Spirit Trophy was Fund, McNeal said. The Chi spent over $4,000 on the include the entire student organizational exhibit will be considered are the distinc- awarded to Alpha Delta Pi, efforts to raise money by participating sororities this body, including organiza- held on the Landrum Center tions the institutions may who also tied for first place Sigma Chi and the partici- year during Derby Week, and tions, Greeks and non- lawn and a disco dance will have been granted, the school with Kappa Delta in the pating sororities were they "concentrated more Greeks, according to Collins. follow later that evening in library and the general Derby Steal event. Chi restricted this year by a new than ever on helping the girls The idea of an extrava- the Williams Center. education of the students. Omega won top honors at city ordinance which allowed have a good time." Davidson Concert Tickets On Sale Tickets for the John students in the form of loans Tickets will be on sale Davidson Concert on and scholarships," said from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 and November 11, that is being Richard Dollar, secretary of 4:30 to 6:30 in the Landrum - sponsored by the Georgia the foundation. "It is our Center, 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 at the Southern College Founda- feeling that when the SUB or McCroan ticket office, and tion, will be available to GSC CCC underwrite a concert is from 8 a.m. to 5 at the Hanner students at a discount is providing the students Fieldhou8e. - because the concert is being with a service, and also helps underwritten by the Student to insure a success factor." Union Board. Ticket prices are.$7.50 for "The foundation normal- reserved seats and $6 for ■< ly doesn't give a student general admission. GSC discount because concert students receive a $1 discount profits go back to the with an ID card. 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"If It's Heads You Win" COURSES BEGIN MAY 22 & NOV 21 STATESBORO MALL 1/3 of USA I Page Four, November 8,1977 Editorials GEORGE-ANNE OPINION BETH BLOUGH ALISON TERRY Editor Managing Editor v Black Representation black players—we make the issue of the George-Anne. team. Sure, you've covered It is unfortunate that Demanded In G-A Black History Week, but circumstances prevented ED DONATO LONNIE MOTT black students are involved the Halloween party from Dear Editor: in all facets of college life News Editor Business Manager being covered before it Has the George-Anne year round, not just one week occurred, but it is also staff ever considered in February. Pictures of unfortunate that the name changing the paper? I registration delete black reason for its absence Editorial views expressed in The George-Anne are not necessarily those of the GSC think "KKK Herald" would students. I'm sure we from the paper was not administration or faculty. Signed columns are solely the viewpoint of the writer. be an appropriate choice, register, at least that's what I first investigated before considering the coverage drained my bank account for. accusations were falsely black students get in the Everyday scenes in classes, in made. paper. The G-A has repeat- cafeterias are bound to Beth Blough edly deleted stories covering include some black students. Good Things Exist black students and I am one of The Afro-American Club, the 500 black students who Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, On GSC Campus want to know why. Alpha Kappa Alpha soror- Dear Editor: The George-Anne's Role Is it fear? Fear of being ity and two additional classified as liberal if you go sorority and fraternity As co-author of a letter over some quota of articles interest groups comprise the last spring which listed In these days of political interest for the greatest expected of a student related to black students. Is is black organizations on "things that make us sick at intrigue and massive number." Therefore, the publication. That does not pressure from some myster- campus and these groups are GSC," I felt the need for a criminal cover-ups the press George-Anne does not make a mean the paper is not ious source who has plans for highly active. Surely letter pointing out the good has come to play a more practice of publishing small investigative. Over the past the south to "rise again?" Or something can be done to things about Georgia important role in United interest organizational several years many articles is is just blatant racism. increase black representa- Southern College. There are States communication than information, matters that are have appeared in the George- After attending GSC for tion in the paper. too many people, myself ever before. But with of interest to a relatively Anne which do point out two years I have witnessed The 500+ black students included, who are always increased investigations in small, restricted group is not inadequacies in the admini- some of the G-A's techniques. comprise an 8% minority at complaining about how bad things are here. unethical business and news. That is not to say that a stration. If the For the past two years the GSC. G-A is usually 16 pages. government practices (to small group cannot produce paper has not printed enough Afro-American Club has Eight percent of 16 is 1.28 We have a beautiful mention only two) and their news, but it will only be nasty things about the sponsored a Halloween Party pages. Can the G-A staff see campus and most of thn^ear possible results, the exact considered newsworthy administration or faculty it for underpriviledged children fit to devote at least this great weather. Georgia purpose of newspapers in this information when it affects certainly is not because the of Statesboro. Last year we small portion of the paper to Southern is located in one of country is being questioned many people. This procedure staff fears sanctions, but requested coverage of this coverage of black students? the nicest small towns in more and more. The question protects the paper from because it either does not event, which was surely I'm not suggesting a full page Georgia. I am proud to call ing exists not only on a having to publish pages of exist to a serious degree or it newsworthy; children are spread of black photos. But I Statesboro my second home national level, but also organizational announce- has not involved to the point traditionally great human suggest better coverage of and people who claim they locally—in particular at ment type news because if the that it affects a large number interest features. A photo- black student activities. I are bored here only show Georgia Southern. What is staff made exceptions and of students. But we arenotand grapher was assigned to suggest articles by black their lack of imagination. the George-Anne's role at printed a story on one or two will not be the devil's cover the story but no students and on black We are fortunate to be at a Southern? Answers probably groups banquets or meetings advocate by devoting a reporter. As it turned out the students. school which is not too big or vary in proportion to the the George-Anne would have majority of time digging up story on the party was not in I hope the G-A finds it fit not too small. The majority of number of students, admini- to do the same for every this information to the the following issue of the G to publish my letter in its the students are friendly and strators, and faculty group. detriment of other more A. After several members of entirety. Certainly if you see good-natured. I might also members here; and the time the Afro-American Club went add we have the best-looking Additionally, the paper valuable news coverage and fit to cover a student's outrage seems right to present the to the G-A with complaints, girls of any college campus I does not designate a certain the overall integrity of the with the evils of intervisita- George-Anne's view. one picture appeared, weeks have ever been on. number of pages to each paper. tion, you an see fit to cover The most obvious purpose later, with 4 line caption. The There are students within organization by the percent- But perhaps one of the the 8% minority of students ff the paper is to inform the excuse—shortage of staff the CCC, SUB and other age of their members to the most important services the whom without GSC would jeople at Southern of news . members to cover the event. campus organizations who total student body because no paper provides is directly to receive no funds from Uncle .ffecting the campus in a The Afro-American are idealistic, dedicated and one group on the campus the George-Anne staff. The Sam. I hope you view my omplete and unbiased decided to work around the truly concerned with generates that much news George-Anne is not a letter objectively and aanner. Toward this end the unusual method of running seriously. If it sounds filled improving Georgia Southern. weekly. Essentially, "the news professional paper—it only taff works to find the news things. This year when we with anger, it was meant to We also have teachers and strives to be. In this striving Jid then to report on it. We do the George-Anne covers planned our Halloween Party administrators who are does not cater to anyone on the staff must imitate the be. It's time for a change— tot select our news on the for another 80 under- NOW! trying their best to prepare us any basis, but is, instead, for work of a professional paper. asis of its source, regardless priviledge children, an article for life in the "outside world." the entire population at Each staff member is Black and Very Proud f whether that source is was written in advance to Unfortunately, these people Georgia Southern. Should involved with the paper to B.KPettus ilack, white, Greek, jock, publicize the event. On the do not seem to be in the the paper give special gain experience which will be irofessor, or student. The instructions from a member Editor's Note: In majority, but it is good to treatment of arty kind to a invaluable to him in later life. taper exists to produce news of the G-A staff, the article keeping with George- know there are those who care. person or group it would be Many of the people intend to •nd without the news it was not submitted because Anne policy all letters to This is not to say you : further a career in jounalism /•ould fold. Consequently, violating a strict code of ethics we were told the G-A would do the editor are printed should not complain about forjounalists. and are attempting to better he paper encourages an article. But being regardless of their critical things which seem unfair or The George-Anne oper- tudents, administrators, prepare themselves for this consistent, the G-A didn't or complimentary nature wrong. One should fight to ates directly under the field and for entering the job nd faculty to inform the bother to ptint thesto To to the paper. However, in change the things he feels to auspices of the admini- ieorge-Anne when informa- market. Each and every cite another example, Lynyrd the case of the preceding be wrong. But, take a little stration and must ultimately ion of possible news value is writer and editor is learning skynyrd was admittedly the letter one major inaccur- time to notice the good answer to it. However, rarely on the job. Mistakes will iscovered. Many times, biggest and best concert in acy exists and should be things, too. It is a beautiful if ever, has the admini- always occur and unfortun- owever, the paper is unable GSC's history. The G-A pointed out. Regarding world, strive to enjoy it. stration prevented an article ately occur more frequently o report all campus news didn't bother to mention that the lines "...an article was Kevin Boyer or editorial from appearing in than the staff likes to admit, imply because the staff is the chairman of SUB, written in advance...but the paper. The newspaper but by mistakes the learning .ot aware that certain news responsible for bringing being consistent, the G-A Wasted Food At GSC staff retains a large amount process flourishes. xists. Like any newspaper, Lynyrd Skynyrd, is SUB's didn't bother to print the of independence. A responsi- The staff enjoys the work /e depend on all sources. first black chairman. By now story."—the news editor Not Students' Fault bility exists for the staff not it does. If it didn't the paper I, among other black did assign a reporter to Dear Editor: What exactly constitutes only to students, but also to would not exist. But the students, am enraged. the story, unfortunately I applaud the posters in tews is rather vague, though. administrators and faculty paper, like any other student What possible explana- the reporter failed to turn Landrum Center which According to The Mass because the paper is theirs organization, needs the tion could there be? Sure, you the story in. However, discourage wasting food, Media by William L. Rivers, also. For this reason the staff support of the student body cover a few blacks, for because of this the However, it must be pointed iews is "anything timely does not intentionally run out as a whole. We work to instance the basketball team. features editor immedi- out that it is not simply the lat interests a large number to find "dirt" about their produce a paper the students ,But of course there could be ately assigned an after fault of students that food is f persons, and the best news superiors simply because this cfnteproudofand which the no article on the basketball the fact story to be wasted. It is indeed a s that whichhas the greatest type of action is often staff is, indeed, proud of. team ^fl^t mentioning written. It appears in this Continued On Page 5; -Page Five, November 8,1977 Editorials Ed Donate GSC Apathy: Who Cares? GEORGE ANNE
Student apathy has been You just can't have it both to name a few, are always Frank Maddox Features Editor the repeated subject of ways. happy to accept new people Mike Bradford Sports Editor discussion on the campus for Another example is the into their organizations who Steve Wood, Terry Miller Copy Editors a long time. Although apathy decision by the staff of the are willing to work. You don't Steve Coffey Cartoonist is a problem that student Reflector not to have an have to be a journalism major Al Greene Photographer organizations have had to undergraduate section this to work for the George-Anne Karen Paul Subscriptions contend with often, it is not year. In the past only nine or a political science major to Nancy Bateman Circulation the only negative attitude percent of the freshman, work for the CCC. All that is Carolyn McKinney Typist they are confronted with. sophomores, and juniors necessary is a sense of have bothered to have their interest and a desire to work. There are many students The George-Anne is the official newspaper of Georgia Southern College. who like to express dissatis- pictures taken for the The pay may be little or non- existent but there are other Published weekly, except during holidays, and bi-weekly from June to August. faction with student yearbook. The staff felt that Subscription rate is $3.75 per year. The office is located in Room 110, Frank I. the low turnout was not more personal things, to be organizations like the Williams Center. Telephone 681-5246 or 681-5418. Mailing address is properly representing the gained by being a member of Reflector, the Student Union Landrum Box 8001. Board, and the Central three classes and the a GSC student organization. Coordinating Committee, but resulting work created by the Those who consistantly at the same time don't offer interested nine percent find fault with the various any support for the services consumed a disproportionate student organizations can The students who choose the organizations provide. amount of time and budget channel that energy into to complain and do not want This attitude can be money. Now that the being active participants to do anything about the exemplified by the rock undergraduate section has within that organization. problem are making them- concert situation at Georgia been eliminated many That is how the changes are selves part of the problem. Southern. The Student Union students are unhappy about going to take palce. Board (SUB) was taking a it. But could it be that some chance in bringing Lynyrd students want the option to Skynyrd to GSC because amaze and impress by saying The Editorial 'We' historically the SUB has "Oh I'm not going to bother The George-Anne encourages all students to support the never made a profit on a rock to have my picture taken," Georgia Southern Foundation by attending the November concert due to poor attend- (for whatever reason) rather 11 John Davidson concert. ance. Fortunately the SUB than to be told that they can't The Student Union Board is co-sponsoring the concert did break even on the Lynyrd have their picture taken at and has contributed funds which enabled the Foundation Skynyrd concert even though all? to discount student tickets by $1. Since the SUB is only 1700 of the 6508 GSC Again, it doesn't work supported by the Student Activity Fee which the students students showed up. While both way8. pay quarterly, in effect students have already paid the turnout for the concert by There are other specific partially for the concert. the student body was low, examples of this, students The Foundation raises money largely for athletic and there are still plenty of who complain about student music scholarships and for the National Direct Student students who can be heard organizations no matter Loan program. Therefore, the money raised directly helps complaining that there are what they do, but they would some students. The John Davidson project needs the not enough concerts at GSC. be too numerous to list. support of students to be successful and since the There is a solution to the Foundation ultimately supports the students this problem. The students who reciprocal action seems only fair. From 4—Letters do have strong feelings about continual struggle for me to how the various student keep bacon and grits off my organizations conduct tray at breakfast and business can join the sandwich bread and/or organization involved and T assorted vegetables that I work for improvement. don't want off my tray at Students could also support H lunch and supper. the concerts the SUB Let the blame fall upon all produces by attending them E those to whom it is due. If we and generating money that PUB were asked what we wanted could be used to bring more or if they would wait until we and bigger rock groups to the could tell them, there would campus. Welcomes be much less food wasted. The staffs of the CCC, Concerned Student SUB, Reflector, and WVGS, GSC Students ♦ latent 3n ftatr Jfaaijtona ♦ Back to School ♦ and Invites You to Come By
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Beer prices range, downtown Metter. the library" or "I wonder if out might be the "Knights of depending on the time of day, the dean of the college is a Georgia" located off from 25 cents a cup to $1.75 a Song For A Hero nice guy," but instead, "What Highway 301. "The Knights" pitcher or $3 for two pitchers. the heck is there to do around is almost like "the Flame," Sandwiches can also be here." only smaller. There is no bought. It depends on what kind of cover charge to get in, and it Finally, you can always Opera Being Written person you are. If you are the offers disco-type dancing. go to Uncle Ralph's, located One recommendation is to go in the College Plaza. Uncle type that does not need much By RICHARD PITMAN the music for the opera based is the artistic director. excitement, you can always > out and check your car in the Ralph's is basically a : on the play by Lee Schaefer. The GSC Opera Theatre parking lot now and then to sandwich shop offering good go over to the Landrum When was the last time Lashley is working on a has previously performed at make sure someone who has, food. Along with the food Center and watch them you attended a world master of music degree in the Atlanta Arts Festival for scrape food off the ceiling or had a few beers is not trying service, there are billiards premier? Have you heard any composition at Georgia State the past two years and at the go over to the gym and to turn your car into a and a type of projection TV new operas lately? Your in Atlanta. He is writing the Indianapolis Art Museum deodorize the locker rooms convertible when it is which shows TV on a large supposed to be a hardtop. grand opportunity is coming opera for its premier in the Artists Series. For the past with sweatsock spray. screen. The billiards room is soon. On April 24-26 the Foy Recital hall. two years the opera theatre" For a little more excite- For a place to just sit slightly used. If you need Georgia Southern College The opera is being written has sung its vocal cords out to ment, you could go the the around and have a few beers chalk for your cue, just take a Opera Theatre will present around a cast of eight leading full houses and standing Statesboro bowling alley and without a large crowd, there piece of plaster from the wall Song for a Hero, a comic parts, to be played by the ovations to two grand operas: help set up pins or practice is "the Pub," located behind and spread it around the tip; opera in two acts. following: Paul—Joseph Cinderella and The Barber of driving over the railroad the Off-Campus Beverage it will last you for months. Ted Lashley, a music Robbins (assistant professor Seville. tracks on Highway 301. But Center. "The Pub," looks like These are just a few graduate of GSC is writing of music); Sebastian—Jim if you are a person in need of Brophy (soph.); The Mayor— In eight years of service, great excitement, then here Wayne Johnson (fr.); the GSC Opera Theatre has* are a few suggestions to help West Coast Sound Damian — Tom O'Neal proven itself to be the make it though the night. (soph.); Bernardo—Joe outstanding Georgia college The best know entertain- Stringer (soph.); Anna- opera training program for. ment spot for Georgia' Deborah Caitee (soph.); and young professionals and Southern College students Linda Ronstadt Reviewed Tomas—Jody Barrow teachers according to seems to be "the Flame," (soph.). Robbins who says, "Our located on Chandler Road. By ROY SUTTON f his second solo album, Dice," then offers her own The music is being written 'artists' now perform in. The Flame is a disco-type Thunder Island; Linda has arrangement of the tradition- to suit the individual voices.' professional companies nightclub which offers live The West Coast Sound is just given us what might be al "Old Paint." As usual, The opera takes place in the across the U.S. For the past bands now and then. When unique; it is easily recogitiz- her best effort in years on there are no bad cuts. To hear distant past at a monastery. two years we have had bands do appear, there is a able; and it often includes the Simple Dreams. Both albums Linda is to fall in love; Simple Technical director is Carol winners in the Metropolitan^ $2.00 cover charge. The main genre of country-rqick. explain exactly what the Dreams is no disappoint- Hodges and Joseph Robbins Opera auditions." ■ drink is, of course, beer and Actually it is a mixture of, West Coast Sound really is. ment. prices vary. Parking is talent and slick, uncom- How can Linda go wrong? Producer Bill "The always a great adventure if promising production ability. Not by belting out her Coach" Szymczyk is well- you like parking in a ditch. The results are well-known: versions of old Buddy Holly known for the big groups he The main parking lot is Eagles, NRPS, Little Feat, and Mick Jagger/Keith has brought to public IF IT'S DEEM TOO LONG paved with only the finest Firefall, and on and on. Richard runes. All Linda has attention: the orginial James SINCE YOU'VE SEEN A dirt money can buy, but is None, however, are more to do is part her moist red lips; Gang, Eagles, and many REALLY GOOD MOVIE. usually jam-packed. The well-endowed with talent she can scream, she can cry, more. He specializes in SEE Flame is a good place to go if than Linda Ronstadt, unless she can wallow in self-pity, accenting an artist's best you like large crowds such as we dig into the recent past she can tell someone to "go to points and producing a well- George C. Scott seen in Biblical movies. The and include Spirit. Ex-Spirit hell"; and it still has that polished "package." Jay musical sound system is keyboard player Jay made-in-heaven sound that Ferguson's latest album, Ernest Hemingway s good, and there is a fairly Ferguson hs just released'' only a few very gifted singers d"Thunder Island," is as such Ronstadt or Jackson much a testament to Islands in the Browne possess. Simple Ferguson's talent as it is to Dreams is no exception. Szymczyk's ability. Stream" Elvis Presley Fans Linda has surrounded herself Thunder Island is the
with some excellent studio essence of the West Coast SHOWING AT 7:45, 9:30 Reflect On Past Idol musicians and some very Sound. It is mellow even SAT. AND SUN. AT good back-up vocalists such when it rocks. Joe Walsh's 2, 4, 5:50, 7:45, 9:30 as Dolly Parton (Ronstadt guitar does for Jay what it By DAVID FOUNTAIN . every record Elvis ever recorded," the GSC student and Parton—"now there's a does for Hotel California. The JJUGIS'STnTGSBQRG Who are the fans of Elvis couple 'a big ones.)" The sound is tight, yet almost Adjacent to Georgia Southern « 681-27Q8 and what in particular do said. Presently, he has about a result is Linda's best effort abandoned: controlled. The 'IF YOU LIKE IT WILD & KINK Y! they like about him? Many since "Don't Cry Now." best tunes on Side One are are students at GSC, and dozen tapes and one record album featuring Elvis in z"Soulin," "Happy Birthday, enjoy his songs and movies Side One of Simple Baby," "Losing Control." - Hawaii. He also bought EloivDry for different reasons. *" Dreams opens with Linda's literature about the "king" Side Two opens with "Night 'The Best of the Lot! "The music you really like Top 40 single "It's So Side Two opens with "Night Lush Sets and Raunchy Women!' becomes a part of you and knows all about his Easy"—not bad for Top 40. career. Elvis starred in 32 Shift," a funky rocker, AL GOLDSTEIN because you recall particular The other tunes are very followed by "Babylon," a movies and sangmore than a "Heavy Sexual Athletics." memories," said Alan mellow, the best of which are rock hymn with reggae Dryden, who favors songs thousand songs, Cone Warren Zevon's "Carmelita" PLAYBOY pointed out. overtones. "Love is Cold" is like "In the Ghetto," "Love and J. D. Souther's "Simple the best tune on the LP. 'Helen Madigan Me Tender," and "Return to But whatever reason the Man, Simple Drea." Side Two "Magic Moment" is remini- is the Best Sex in Porn Today!" Sender," all by Elvis. "It just fans have for liking Elvis, it opens with an old Roy scent of Jay's first album; it is MARC STEVENS depends on what he did." Orbison tune, "Blue Bayou." remains clear that the a mellow, funky rock tune ™iHELEN MADIGAN »««,., PEONIES JONG-PEPE But not all fans like the Di.eciwb,LASER SCEPTER ,„ "King" has been canonized She then belts out another that sums up the West Coast IUCMO, JOEY VINCENT A GREAI EXPLOITATIONS «
Piggly Wiggly gave trick-or- By FRANK MADDOX over the party's results. real that one of the little girls treat bags; and Super-X If you hear the rumor that refused to go inside the drugs gave the workers a 20% some very strange looking "The girls in the dorm," said Meshelle Hudson' discount on food and candies. people are inhabiting Deal dormitories went way out to who dressed as a witch. "Everything has become and Anderson Halls, you're help us this year," said Cary. In addition to the trick-or- so mechanized. With so much probably hearing about the "They dressed in all types of treating, the Afro-American outfits and welcomed the traffic it's too dangerous for girls who helped with the Club and Alpha Kappa the kids to be out on their Afro-American Club's second children with lots of candy." Alpha sponsored a party for streets at home," said Cary. annual Halloween party and The dorms, which were the kids. In William Center's "We decided to provide a safe trick-or-treat for disadvan- fully decorated, set the coffee house the crowd place for these kids to trick- taged children, Monday atmosphere for the occasion. gathered for refreshments , night October 31. A fortune teller sat behind games and dancing. GSC or-treat." her crystal ball reading a students dressed like clowns, A festive party and a visit Approximately 100 to the college campus were little boy's hand as he stared witches, and "fat people" children from the Blitch amazed. Heads bobbed up mingled among the guest additional Halloween Street and Johnson Avenue and down reaching for making the little people feel activities for the excited areas attended. Bill Cary and apples. Clowns, witches, and at home. i children, he said. From Pete Finney, social co- gypsies roamed the halls. Several local businesses picking up the children in Hal oween was a special time for many local "One guy was dressed up school buses, to leading them children thanks to the efforts of the Afro- chairmen who spearheaded did their share. McDonalds the evening, were excited like a vampire. He looked so supplied orange punch; through the dormitory halls, American Club. the volunteers that worked the event are to be GSC Instructor commended for a good job said the co-chairman. So, if you missed seeing the witches that live in Deal LaGrone Walked 20 Miles For Scouts Hall and yearn to hear your future from the fortune teller By CRAIG WOODALL fun walking too, and it was an instructor instead of the twenty-mile walk. I haven't shows them eagerly. "Its in Anderson's lobby you've fun going back to get the head of the business been walking my two miles nice. It's a way of saying got to wait until next year. When was the last time money because most of them department, I have more time since the Hike-A-Thon," 'thank you' but don't get Again on Halloween 1978 the you decided to get some fresh thought I couldn't do it." for that sort of thing." LaGrone chuckles. I had to excited about it. What you do gobblins will arise when the air and took a nice relaxing LaGrone is a somewhat "Most of the people in rest after that twenty miles." for others really helps you. Afro-American Club hosts is twenty-mile walk? No doubt, melancholy-looking gentle- Statesboro think that the On the desk in his office When mothers take care of third annual Halloween a good number of GSC man, but more than a one- recreation department does are several plaques and their children it comes back festivities for the under- students have never walked minute conversation with everything for a young awards in recognition with to them in a great feeling of privileged children of as much as ten miles at one him reveals him to be person. It develops young his work with the Scouts. He satisfaction." Statesboro. time, but Dr. Paul LaGrone, anything but morose. He is a people in some ways, but it former head of the business cheerful and animated doesn't teach citizenship or . department at GSC and fellow, clearly well-liked by build character, patriotism, presently an instructor here, THE his co-workers who said he is all the things that make a did it along with 60 others. constantly involved in good citizen and are charity work. important in the future." LaGrone has a long BLUE ROOM LaGrone said he walked history of involvement with When asked how he got two "or' three' miles a day the Scouts and the Hike-A- involved in the Scouts, anyway, "not necessarily in COCKTAIL LOUNGE Thon is only the latest and LaGrone laughed and preparation for the Hike-A- AT COLEMAN LAKE NEAR MIDVILLE. GA. perhaps most energetic shrugged his shoulders. "I Thon, although I did get up to illustration of that involve- don't know. I wasn't even in six miles just before the WE INVITE YOU TO JOIN US ment. LaGrone raised $463 the Scouts. A Mr. Brown- himself for the Scouts childs got me interested in ADMISSION THE BEST WEEKEND ENTERTAINMENT IN THIS AREA!!! through pledges he himself the Scouts about 14 years and always obtained. ago. I worked with them 2 FEATURES DANCE EVERY FRIDAY ,/f. '* ■» "It was fun getting the sporadically, particularly I pledges," said LaGrone, who have worked with them in the SOVTHSIDI AND SATURDAY TO THE is in his late sixties. "It was last two years. Now that I'm DRIVE IN THEATRE U.S. 301 SOUTH 681-3557 HOTTEST BANDS IN Values A College FRI.&SAT.-NOV. 11 & 12 Showtime - 7:30 & 11:20 . SOUTHEAST GEORGIA! Budget Can COMING SOON- BRING YOUR CAMPER CH0ICE Complete Hookups & Afford \PG\
By LYNN BLANKS ity and broad scope of flutist, is a member of the from Philadelphia to Detroit repertoire," all five members Cleveland Orchestra, having to New Orleans. For those of you with the of the quintet serve on the also played for the Cincin- Tickets will be available unsatiable appetite for the faculty at the prestigious nati Symphony and for on the second floor of the oboe or French horn, you may Oberlin College Conserva- Coronet recordings. Playing Rosenwald Building from feast, your ears to the artistry tory of Music in Oberlin, the oboe, David Wever is a November 7-15, but ticket of the Oberlin Woodwind Ohio. An experienced group, graduate of the .CurtiBt sales will be reserved Quintet November 15 at 8:15 each member has a varied Institute of Music. He 'lias* exclusively for GSC students p.m. in the Foy Auditorium. musical background. also played with the from November 7-9. Reputed for their versatil- Robert Willoughby, Birmingham and Atlanta "Students can purchase Symphonies. From sym- tickets through the 15th, but phonies in Toledo to from November 7-9 is a great Honolulu to the University of chance for students to get Students Can Vote Michigan, Lawrence McDon- good tickets at no charge with student I.D.," states In Local Elections ald has played his clarinet. Gordon Alston, head of Kenneth Moore, bassoonist, Campus Life Enrichment has played in the New Committee, which is By KENNETH HUDSON only be allowed to vote in Orleans Symphony Orches- sponsoring this event. Bulloch County elections, Over the last few years tra, as well as the Marlboro After November 9, faculty state elections and national Music Festival. And lastly, and staff can purchase Georgia Southern college has elections. Thus, one will be had a voter registration Robert Fries has played his tickets for $2. General giving up his right to vote in French Horn in orchestras admission is $3. campaign to get college his hometown elections. The CLEC sponsors the Oberlin Woodwind students ready to vote. "In "Last year the regis- Quintet. the past there has been a tration campaign got very number of college students good results," says Ben DO VOU LOVE ME registering to vote here in Waller. More than 400 Bulloch County," says Ben students were registered to A BUSHEL AND Waller, dean of students. vote. A PECK? In case one does not vote In order to register, one in two years, his name is must be 18 years old. He must placed on the inactive list, go downtown to the and he is notified. Within Registrar's Office and fill,our weeks he is not eligible to vote several simple forms. in Bulloch County unless he Although the person will registers again.
ELIGIBLE VETERANS NEED- ING TREATMENT FOR ALCOHOLISM MAY APPLY CINEMA-SCOPE AT ANY OF VA'S 73 ALCOHOL ABUSE I TREATMENT Face to Face, the newest of PRO&RAMS J POES IT Remick star as the apparent- SAY ANY- this quarter's Wednesday ly ideal American couple THING ABOUT series, will be presented IFAGMHAft HELP FOR A tomorrow night at no charge until the baby who was substituted for their real son POPE HUNG OP to students. ON BOBBLE G-OM? emerges as one of the most terrifying characters in This 1976 film, directed by recent years. Ingmar Bergman, stars Iiv Admission is 75 cents Ullman as Jenny, a Friday and Saturday at 9 and psychiatrist who must deal Sunday at 8 and 10 p.m. with her own deterioration, Sunday matinee at 6 p.m. as well as that of her family, costs 50 cents. GSC I.D. is Contact the nearest VA office (check your her marriage and her career. phone book) or write: Veterans required. Administration. 271A1. Wash.. 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Main 764-5664 16 University Plaza •Page Nine, November 8,1977Sports Work Slow On Baseball Facilities SPORTS By LINDA KAY Shroyer. games," Bryant said. school, but this has been WILLIAMS "There is also the question "But we are being hurt hanging on for several years of priorities with the money. I from a coaching point of now." Currently, Georgia have to decide whether or not view. Not having the proper Southern's baseball facilities to buy the various materials facilities, and not knowing George Cook considers are in the process of being now or later. But if we buy it when they will be completed, that Plant Op is caught in the Two Teams Unbeaten improved and renovated. now, it may have to sit is detrimental to our middle of everything. There are two dugouts being around for three or four recruiting program. If we are constructed, and the outfield months until we get to use to uphold our high level of "If someone from outside In Ladies Volleyball lights have to be replaced. them. So all in all, we're baseball here, we've got to be looks at our situation The lights were found to "caught between a rock and a able to recruit." superficially, they would say season crown. be unsafe and were taken hard place," said Shroyer. "The J.I. Clements that Plant Op has been By ALLEN CONE To this point, the Olliff down, and all night games Larry Bryant, GSC's Memorial fund for a new dragging their feet. But with With only a few more days All-Stars have the jump on were rescheduled. According assistant baseball coach, stadium was started several the new building and vital left in the volleyball season, the other teams. Here's the to George Cook, athletic believes that Southern's years ago," said Bryant, "but renovations in the past year, two teams have played like league standings: director, the money for the image is being affected by the no one really seems to know Plant Op has had to work on gangbusters. Kappa Delta (5- 1) Olliff All-Stars-4-0 new light fixtures has situation at the ballfield. where the money is now. the field when thay can. Also, 0) and Phi Mu (4-0) have 2) Anderson Hall - 3-0 already been appropriated, "We've been told that we j There hasn't been a lot done it seems that all the money played very much up to their 3) Jockettes - 2-0 and the contract is ready for should have the lights up, on the ballfield yet. I do for the field never really potential. Both teams have! (tie) Baptist Student Union bidding. and maybe the dugouts, but realize that a lot of the work existed. So there isn't a lot crushed all oppenents and 2-0 "We are scheduling the that won't make the team that Plant Op has been doing anyone can do; we've just got are looking forward to the 4) JB's -1-2 1978 season games with the play better or win more is very important to the to do the best we can." . November 9 showdown. 5) Dealites -1-3 assumption that the lights "With only four more Jordan explained how the will be operational," said game days left in the season, championship tournament Cook. it could all wind up as a battle would be operated. "It will be Also work is still .for the championship," a double elimination continuing on the dugouts. Eagle Swimmers Open Saturday explained Jo Ann Jordan, tournament so a team with Progress has been slowed by intramural coordinator for one loss could still capture many problems, according to The 1977-78 Georgia strictly a relays event and be performing are the breast- women. "Both teams have the top honors. The Fred Shroyer, head of GSC Southern College swimming warm up session for the stroke, back-stroke, and .excellent athletes and as you tournament will be held Plant .Operations. team under the direction of ' season. butterfly relays. can tell by their records, have November 28, 30, and "This is a time-consuming Coach Buddy Floyd, will "The Brenau Relays is been doing no wrong." December 3 will be Champ- job, with many problems. open their season this really an unusual swim Bud Floyd, head coach for The league standings ionship Sunday'." Our time frame just hasn't coming Saturday with the meet," said Coach Floyd. Southern's swimming team is shape up like this up to With the season coming to worked out; we're about six Brenau Relays. "There are nothing but relays' really looking forward for the November 1: a close and top honors almost months behind schedule," which makes the event very season to begin and feels that 1) Kappa Delta - 5-0 wrapped up for two teams in said Schroyer. Brenau, a girl's school in unique." it should be an exciting and 2) Phi Mu - 4-0 the sorority league, any other Some of the problems Gainesville, Ga. is hosting Some types of relays that competitive year for the - 3) Zeta Tau Alpha - 2-2 team can still capture the included bad weather, the swim meet, which is the GSC swimming team will Eagles. 4) Alpha Xi Delta -1-3 second wild card spot and unexpected construction, the (tie) Delta Zeta -1-3 more points in the run for the baseball season, and the fall Alpha Delta Pi - 1-4 Panhellenic championship. practices. * Chi Omega - 0-4 Still though, those teams "We had no special labor "The top three teams in have to contend with the allocated for the work the sorority league," tough independent teams for on the ball field. This summer commented Jordon, "will the title. It's still up for grabs we did a tremendous amount * battle the top three teams for the volleyball champion- of work on the new dorms. So from the independent league, ship so everyone will have to we've had to do the work and as many as four teams wait for December 3 and between all of the other jobs could capture the regular watch some good volleyball. we've had to do," said i *
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By ESTELLE SPEARS Ruedebusch, a junior from by adding two scholarship Pittsfield, Illinois will add to I've always wanted to do and will be competing against* High hopes and high Clermont, Florida, and the team as will the four new Lenjoyit." Hill has had a GSC this year will be players to its ranks; Cindie goals are what the GSC Laura Jacques, a junior from Freshmen. Cindy Zem- lot of competitive experience University of South Carol- Osmer and Susie Jones. Women's swim team is St. George, South Carolina; in her background. In College ina, Furman University, i Cindie is a Junior transfer brzuski from Chamblee, reaching for this upcoming who were co-captians of last at West Virginia Tech hei' University of South Carol-* student from State Univer- Georgia, Karen Loll from season as they prepare for year's team and who hold team won state competition ina, Duke University, and sity of New York at Palm Bay, Florida, Donna their first match against the several of the GSC school for the two years of 1971-72. East Carolina University. Farmingdale. During the 75- Hedrick from Decatur, University of Gerogia in records apiece in the Her coaching has reached far 76 season Cindie competed in Georgia, and Sandy Bacon, a Athens on November 11. different styles of swimming. areas as she taught high Today at two o'clock there " the Community College Meet diver from Savannah, First year coach JoAnn O. school swimming for two will be a practice inter-squad and was an All American Georgia. Hill stated that "I feel pretty Also returning to the years at Foster Victoria in meet in the pool. Students are Swimmer. Susie was voted an good about the team and I lineup are Ginger Hodskin, Australia. She has also encouraged to come and see AAU All American Swimmer Coach JoAnn O. Hill said feel confident of a win. The and all around swimmer coached aquatics at East the progress of the team during the 1975-76 season. that she felt "good about girls are looking forward to it from Dunwoody, Georgia, Kentucky University. themselves. So go out and also." and Kitty Howard a coaching at GSC. It's what Some of the teams that support. New faces will be a Strength and depth will be sophomore from Moultrie, welcome addition to the major factors in the team of Georgia. Filling in the team's depth this year. Three 14 swimmers and 2 divers returning lineup are Lorna that compose the team. Toll, Jodi Joye, and Susan sophomore's; Carol Jordan Returning strength will also Busby. from Reidsville, Charlene be a major asset. Filling in The GSC team has done Holt from Sylvania, and Kris' the lineup will be kathy well in its recruiting this year Barrow, a diver from
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JIM RICKENBACKER close examination of his Charles thought seriously shooting percentages alone about Coastal Carolina, With Georgia Southern's removes any doubts. In his although his dad wanted him basketball practice now junior season, Charles to go to last year's N.C.A.A. underway, there are ten connected on a sizzling 65% semifinalist, U.N.C. at returnees, three recruits, and of his field goal attemps, but Charlotte. several walk-ons vying for upped his percentage to a Aiken High head coach, starting slots in the Eagle torrid 70% as a senior. Cecil Dunlap, kept Simpkins Lucy Mulherin is apparently enjoying her latest victory at the GSC lineup. When asked why he was shielded from recruiters, but courts. Pepper Mosley was the victim. It was never determined One of these recruits is the Aiken S.C. area's most right before graduation whether she was felledby ahard serve or aright jab. _^ freshman Charles Simpkins, valuable player in his senior Charles revealed that he had younger brother of junior season, Simpkins candidly chosen Southern. forward Matt Simpkins, who replied that he was "consis- Last summer, he worked, was Southern's second tently unselfish and hustled as he has in previous years, leading scorer last season. well." with 70 kids of all ages in an Southern's leading scorer Charles began his high Aiken area basketball camp. the past two years, Kevin school career with the Aiken Now Charles Simpkins is Hzza ina Anderson is most assured of High Hornets in 10th grade, working toward sharpening the newcomer's attributes. averaging 10 assists and 15 his basketball skills for the »f "Charles will contribute points a game. upcoming season. to the team immediately, and Although his assists should continually play a average decreased slightly in STATESBORO, INC. major role in the team's the next two seasons, his success. He is an all-around scoring average rose to player—a complete guard approximately 18 points per who shoots and passes well." game. Anderson isn't the only When GSC began recruit- Home of one who believes in ing Matt two years ago, they Simpkin's skills. The expressed an interest in Coaches Association of Charles. During the next two American named Charles years and especially during FRESH BAKED PIZZA Ail-American for his junior his senior season, Southern's and senior seasons. Natura- assistant coach Jack Swears lly, he was All-State too. watched Charlie's progress These selections came as a Fix your own salad from our new salad bar in most of the Hornet's home GIVE A HOOT. DON'T POLLUTE "surprise" to Simpkins, but a games. for only 95$. Your choice of six new ingredients on our garden fresh salad. For GSC International Cyclery Choice of dressing. STUDENTS §& Outdoor Sports, Ltd.
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By PAUL GREENE played a close game but due team, even though we lost. It team, especially when you're be fifth place. Their match up to a bad second quarter, the playing in a classic, such as Last weekend's Yale was definitely one of the best for the fifth place showdown Eagles were unable to catch games I have ever wit- the Yak Invitational." became the University of Invitational which was up.- The result was a 19-14 played in New Haven, Conn, nessed." The scoring for GSC in the Massachusetts. This game victory in favor of Yale. Dartmouth encounter were saw Georgia Southern's In the second game, GSC proved to be the unluckiest water polo team finish sixth. Larry Peake led GSC in came back by defeating six goals apiece by Pawloski and worst affair for theEagles Brown University who is that game with four goals Dartmouth by a score of 22-9. and Cowart. Vanderlike had in the tournament. The while Andy Cowart and five goals apiece while Peake University of Massachusetts hosting the NCAA water polo "Our defense was outstand- chipped in four. championships this year, Bruce Pawloski had three ing in the Dartmouth game," beat Southern 19-6 and thus won the tournament. a piece. said Floyd. "We jumped off to Since GSC lost in the captured fifth place. GSC fell Coach Buddy Floyd's "We gave Yale one heck of a big lead and were able to let opening round to Yale, they to sixth. team drew a tough and a game," said Coach Floyd. our water polo reserves play, were immediately put in the After the Yale Tourna- competitive Yale squad in the "I was very pleased with the which means a lot to the losers' bracket in which the ment, GSC's water polo team opening round. Southern performance and effort of our players of our water polo best they could finish would now has a record of 4-3 on the season. The Eagles, who Bud Floyd Eagle Baseball hosted Florida State The final meet for Coach University this past Floyd's water polo team will Saturday, will play FSU at be the "Nationals" to be held White Squad Undefeated In Tourney their home court in Tallahas- November 26-27 in Provi- see, Fla. on November 19. dence, R.I. * By BOBBY SMELLEY South, 14-6, and dropping The purpose of this Whiteintersquadgames. The GSC Eagle baseball contests with Middle tournament was to see how Georgia, 0-3; South Georgia, far we've come during fall "When one team wins Southern Linksmen team, which was divided into more games in the tourna- 'two squads, posted a 1-2; and Abraham Baldwin, practice," Bryant said. "We 1-2. The combined Eagle found that we need some ment than the other, this cumulative 6-3 record against Blue-White series usually Capture Invitational four junior college teams in a squads finished up the more work on base-running tournament by defeating and that, although we hit becomes a sort of grudge Georgia Southern's golf Greenleef Country Club fall tournament held Oct. 28- match," said Bryant. "Each * 30 at Eagle Field. DeKalb South, 1-0. well at times, we weren't team successfully defended course, and took a four stroke hitting like we should." He squad is trying to prove they its title at the Second Annual win over second place South are the best." The White squadposted a "Overall, we were pleased added that overall, the I Cypress Gardens Invita- Carolina and the rest of a 16 4-0 record by defeating with the team's perfor- pitchers did a good job and Final cuts were made tional played this past team field which included mance," said assistant coach Friday, Nov. 4, with the 'Middle Georgia, 13-9; the defense was "pretty weekend in Winter Haven, Auburn, Alabama, Florida, South Georgia, 2-1; Abraham Larry Bryant. Bryant is sound." remaining players being Fla. and Wake Forest. Baldwin, 4-1; and DeKalb running the team in the those who will make up the Coach Buddy Alexander's GSC's Mike Donald took ! South, 8-2. The Blue team absence of head coach Jack The Eagles finished up team when it begins Eagles came back from a two medalist honors, stringing * could manage only a 1-3 Stallings, who is on a six- their fall drills the week of Oct. preparing for the regular stroke deficit heading into together rounds of 74-68-74 to record, defeating DeKalb week clinic-tour of Australia. 31-Nov.4,withaseriesofBlue- season in the spring. the final round of play on the finish with an even par 216.
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Page Twelve, November 8,1977 Classifieds- Announcements This Week A ceremony was held on The Theta Lambda cast of Tuesday, November 8 CLASSIFIED October 23, 1977, to Alpha Psi Omega, national General Student Recital, Foy Recitl Hall, 5 p.m. cemmemorate the 80th honorary dramatics frater- Sophomore English Films, Newton 13, 7-10 p.m. anniversary of the founding nity, is pleased to announce NAT Testing, Rosenwald Gold Room, 2-4:30 p.m. of Kappa Delta sorority. its three pledges for fall Campus Crusade for Christ, Hollis 101 & 103, 8-10 p.m. Kappa Delta sorority was quarter: Amy Smith, Eddie For Sale FOUND: Keys (4) hooked by wire. 2 founded at Longw.ood Edenfield, and Chris Cass. Wednesday, November 9 car keys, room key, and P.O. box College, Farmville, Virginia, This invitation of member- College Lecture Series - Dr. Stephen Rosen, Foy Recital Hall, 8 FOR SALE: Six string acpustic key #82210. Found in front of on October 23,1897. One of its ship is in recognition of their p.m. guitar and case. Harmony Soverign University. Bonnie Justen 681- four founders was Julia Tyler works in and contributions to SUB Movie Face to Face, Biology Lecture Hall, 8&10:15p.m. style. $70. Call 681-1025 or 681-5369. 4045, Landrum 8814. Wilson, granddaughter of theatre. Wesley Foundation Meeting, Rosenwald Gold Room, 7-9 p.m. Or contact G. Morton, Landrum John Tyler, the 10th. MIC Afro-American Choir, williams 111-115, 7-9 p.m. FOUND: One set of keys at the 11102. president of the United WVGS Focus, Williams Coffeehouse, 7:30-9:30 p.m. Lynyrd Skynyrd Concert. The key A Sunday matinee has States. The sorority now has FOR SALE: Peavy P.A. amplifier ring is a large lucite key. Come by been added to the SUB Friday, November 11 and sound columns: 8-input, 4- the G-A office to identify 114 college chapters, 395 weekend Fall film schedule. channel amp, 100 watts rms, 4 10" alumnae associations with a The show will begin at 6 p.m. SUB Movie The Omen, Biology Lecture Hall, 9 p.m. John Davidson Concert, Hanner Fieldhouse, 8 p.m. speakers per column. $300. Call 839- FOUND: Ladies Wittenauer gold total membership of over and the admission price is 50 3678 between 5 and 8 p.m. watch. Found in pond area near 80,000. cents, but only a limited Saturday, November 12 Williams Center. Call Alan Kaye at Since its founding, Kappa number of tickets will be sold. SUB Movie The Omen, Biology Lecture Hall, 9 p.m. FOR SALE: 2 cubic foot 681-5645 between 8 and 5 p.m. Delta has been active in Also beginning this refrigeratorfor $50. Excellent philanthropic activities. The weekend GSC I.D.'s will be Sunday, November 13 condition. Also, Yashica Mat twin- sorority has contributed over checked. FOUND: A man's Montgomery SUBMovie, TheOmen, Biology Lecture Hall, 6,8, & 10p.m. lens reflex camera $80. Call 764- $500,000 for the care and aid Remaining weekend films 2545 after 5 p.m. County 1974 class ring. of patients in the Crippled . Come to the George-Anne are: The Omen, Rocky, and Monday, November 14 FOR SALE: Firewood, 3/4 ton Children's Hospital in office to claim. Network. Opera Theatre, Foy Recital Hall, 8:15 p.m. truck load, delivered $40. Call Don. Richmond, Virginia. tc 3MC Gay, 1-982-4636 or Landrum 9479. LOST: At registration, a gold wedding ring. It has a diamond in a one Underclassmen's pictures will be made November 7-11 FOR SALE: "Headmaster" tennis Tiffany style 6-prong Setting. The The GSC Art Depertment Tuesday - Friday from 10 HELP WANTED FUTURE CPA'S racket. New; has been used 4 times. inscription inside the ring reads is looking for people n a.m. to 5 p.m. Strung at 54 lbs. with Blue Star. $40. "Jabel 18 ct." Great sentimenta interested in going to see the LEARN NOW ABOUT THE Any seniors that didn't Call 764-4241 after 5 p.m. or see Ed value. $75 reward! Call Bonnie King Tut exhibit in New NEXT CPA EXAM get their picture taken must Deliveries . Evans. Grooms in Claxton, collect, 496- Orleans on December 12 come in on Tuesday or In Store _ Si <• J'^lklshi 7049 after 6 p.m. through December 16, 1977. Wednesday. There will be no Kitchen Help CPA FOR SALE: 1969 Kawasaki 250 For more information please Wanted retakes made. There will be REVIEW Twin. Excellent condition. Must contact Dr. Bayliss at 681- Apply in person to: no later date for pictures to be ATLANTA ride to appreciate. $350 firm. Two 5358. WANTED: 1 roommate to share made. There will be a $3.00 (404) 523-2975 helmets included. Contact E.E. HOP'S HOAGIE HUT | rent etc. 764-4815. oac Landrum 11325. fee. The faculty pictures will 301 South WANTED:Kiddie seat for child to FOR-SALE: 1963 Ford Fairlane. The Department of Music be made November 15-18, go on bicycle. Call 681-5558. T. i/Fof USA Call 681-5558. T. Rodgers. will present a Student Recital Tuesday - Friday. Rogers. Tuesday, November 8,1977,at www FOR SALE: Refinished bikes. For SITUATION WANTED: I will be 8:15p.m. in the Recital Hall of men women and children. Call 839- available for services as a live-in the Foy Fine Arts Building. 3116. L Hagans. maid Winter quarter. Willing to Music and non-music majors i cook, do laundry and general will perform as solo vocalists, UNCLE RALPH'S FOR SALE: Plymouth Duster. cleaning. Would like my own room. solo instrumentalists, and in i 56,000 miles. Runs good. No work Contact Judy at 764-2265 or LB. chamber ensembles. Among i needed. $950. Call Yoki at 681-5357, 9024. the composers represented are i room 326. Wolf, Schubert, Mozart, ■ Announcements Mendelssohn, and Haydn. i FOR SALE: 1968 Shelby Cobra SERVICE: Will keep children in I, GT-500. Mint condition. New DltC my home. Have experience with LUNCH SPECIAL engine-427. Asking $4500 or best i child of my own. Call 764-4874 after (Between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m.) offer. Contact Kathy Simowitz at The Criminal Justice Club i 6 p.m. 681-5279 room 216. will hold weekly meetings on i Overeatere Anonymous can help! Thursdays at 4 p.m. at the i- Lost and Found Thursday nights, 7:30, Community Hops Hoagie Hut. All i Room of First Federal of Statesboro interested students are i FOUND: A St. Christophers medal Bank, uptown. invited. ■ on a silver necklace chain, on the 45{ OFF r Intramural Fields. Come by the i George-Anne to claim. IS HE THE BEGINNING i COUPON —■»■! OFTHEEND? r~ ! Refreshment Center Recreation Center ( IS HE Qtr. Lb. Cheeseburger I I I WASH WORLD I I For only 50