'Let one hundred flowers blossom; let one hundred schools .of thought contend." The Student •INSIDE Language Lecture P.3 Who Killed Wadie? P.6 Recording Profits P.8 Corner Kick P. 13

Volume 83/ Issue 22 „ University of Tennessee at Chattanooga March 17, 1989 Drama In Asheville: Green Versus Worley McCarthy met with Green on Monday, By John Prine television stations throughout Tennessee March 13 to discuss the incident. The Student Echo and the nation. The taped scenario even In a release issued by UTC Sports Classes were out, but UTC grabbed appeared on CNN and has received Information Department, McCarthy said, local and national media headlines during attention in other markets — including "In response to the incident following the Spring Break 1989. Atlanta, Florida, Oklahoma and even East Tennessee State game, Benny New York. The wave of publicity arose out of an Green has met or will meet the following incident involving Benny Green, UTC The slapping incident made CNN's conditions: junior and member of the school's review of the week feature. And basketball team. Green struck East commentators including syndicated radio 1. Apologize to Jenny Worley. Tennessee State cheerleader Jenny personality Paul Harvey rattled off 2. Apologize to teammates, UTC fans Worley following a UTC-ETSU semi-final opinions on the matter. Most and administration. in the Southern Conference Tournament commentators told one side of the story. 3. Not allowed to participate in next in Asheville, N.C. two weeks ago. The replay of the incident clearly shows season's game at ETSU. 4. Answer personally, each letter received The Mocs lost to ETSU, the eventual Green striking Worley. But Green swung regarding the incident. tournament champion. In the semi-finals, his arm in reaction to Worley's taunts. It 76-73. However, their victory was looked more like a frustrated slap than a UTC's Guard Benny Green 5. Speak to local school groups about overshadowed by the Green-Worley premeditated punch. maintain a level of poise above reproach, basketball and academics (to be arranged by the coaches). incident. Green had just missed the front- Nonetheless, as Green and the Mocs no matter how emotional and difficult the Green issued the following statement: end of a one-and-one in the last seconds, made their way to the locker room, two situation. We failed to do so. After a "1 would like to apologize for the which assured the Buccaneers of a ETSU male cheerleaders ran after the complete review of the entire matter, victory. UTC junior guard. ETSU's male appropriate action will be taken. Please See Page 5 As Green and the Mocs were exiting cheerleaders and UTC players traded accept our sincere apology." the court, ETSU cheerleader Jenny punches in the locker room.. Worley ran up to Green, pointed her After the incident, UTC Coach Mack finger in his face, and screamed: "We're McCarthy issued the following statement. 10 Vie For Trustee Post number one." Green responded, striking "I would like to apologize to Jenny the 24-year old graduate student under Worley, Coach and Athletic Director Les By Janiece Johnson and Mitzi Yates. her right eye. Robinson and East Tennessee Stkte The Student Echo The Student Echo contacted the Kingsport (TN) television station WKPT University for the incident following our The student trustee on the UT board candidates and asked them why they are recorded the incident. During the last two contest. has proven to be a hotly contested running for the position, and what they weeks, the tape has been shown on "We, in intercollegiate athletics, must position as 10 students are on the ballot plan to do if elected. The following are for the March 27 and 28 election. profiles of the candidates and their On these dates UTC students will vote answers: for one of the 10 candidates as well as for • Jane Steinhice, a senior political SGA officers and senators. science major and president of the The student trustee position rotates Campus Democrats, is running because annually between the five UT system she feels the students need someone to campuses. stand up for what they want. "1 think The three candidates receiving the there ought to be someone with a highest votes in the upcoming election will conscience on the board," Steinhice said go before Gov. Ned Ray McWherter, If elected, Steinhice said she plans to who will then select the student trustee. talk to the SGA president to find out the The student trustee will serve as a major concerns that need to be regular voting member on the addressed. She also said she would like 12-member board, giving her or him the to approach Lamar Alexander and "let power to make decisions affecting the [himl know that the student trustee wants entire UT system. to be involved, and have some input." The board meets three times a year to • "The main reason I'm running is. . decide on items brought on its agenda, I feel there is a need for a common sense and discuss general university concerns. approach to the issues," said Mitzi Yates, The 10 students running for the a junior political science major. "A lot of position are Jane Bowen, Chris Bridges, fancy things are going on in the UT Peter Burt, David Chalker, Steven The water fountain in Hunter Hall served up electric water this week prompting this makeshift notice. Rappolee, Nancy Rucker, Richard See Page 5 Hamming it up, a UTC student demonstrates the consequences of partaking to Echo Photo Editor Greg Bean. Seehuus. Jodi Sexton, Jane Steinhice, *99 Roundtrip Airfares On Northwest Airlines. 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"Live Lighter on the Earth" was the message a Greenpeace representative delivered to the Conservation Club as he NOW... stressed the need for "less toxic lifestyles." Denny Holderman, the first guest speaker since the club's recent reactivation, told the club about local What About environmental problems and the efforts being undertaken by various groups to protest them. Holderman is involved with several groups in addition to Greenpeace, The Rest Of Your Life? including the Siena Club and Earth First!, a group that utilizes "confrontation, Enroll in Hills Graduate Loss Prevention guerrilla theater, direct action and civil Training Programs Management disobedience to fight for wild places and Come join a healthy, If you have an interest life processes," according to the group's growing chain of over in law enforcement, introductory guide. 200 discount department consider a career There are 104 hazardous waste dumps stores spanning in Loss Prevention. and at least 45 major hazardous waste 14 central and Hills provides producers in the Chattanooga area. eastern states thorough shoplifter Holderman is in the process of apprehension, formulating a list of hazardous waste Career employee training, producers, detailing exactly what the Advancement internal auditing, waste is, and quantifying the amount of Program front line register waste being produced locally. We look for performers supervision and Holderman said the use of technology and we give you the tools training in safety and to save us from past technological you'll need to perform emergency procedures. mistakes is not the way to go about well... like one of the correcting existing environmental most respected and problems. Industry must stop the successful training All non-technical degrees pollution in the production end, not after programs in the are accepted. Contact your the fact through filtration. industry lfou'11 learn everything placement office for interview from a store's general operations Change must come about at the scheduling, and we'll arrange and merchandising to employee a meeting with one of our "Kudzu roots level", said Holderman, relations and management development referring to the deep, tenacious roots of Personnel Representatives. the Kudzu vine. Club business included discussion of Well be on your campus April 4 the aluminum collection barrels to be placed around campus and the club's Or send your resume to: letter-writing campaign to City Executive Recruiting Dept. NP Commissioner Ron Littlefield to Hills Department Stores encourage him to support the curbside 3010 Green Garden Road WS separation recycling program in Aliquippa PA 15001 Chattanooga. The club also decided to change its weekly meeting time to 4.45 p.m. on Wednesdays. Training • Promoting • Growing An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F

* • • i i 4 Student Echo/Mtch 17 1989 SGA Tells THEC: Base Waivers On Merit By Beth Spears budget and half from next semester's. Also, the senate approved a bill to send recruitment of minority students, The Student Echo Also benefitting from the SGA's kitty a recommendation to the Tennessee approved the constitution of the Littleton H. Mason Singers, making it an official The SGA allocated $4,150 to fund are two student trips. The Littleton H. Higher Educational Council concerning student organization and allocated $140 student projects at its meeting Tuesday. Mason Singers received $860 to pay for the waiver of out of state tuition for hotel and transportation costs for a to pay poll workers in the spring election. The senate appropriated $1,500 to students from border states. It said the concert trip to Atlanta and the UTC Pre- Also, the senate passed the bills help fund the Student Leadership granted waivers should be academic or Law Club received $150 to help fund a concerning the fee increase and condom Banquet honoring student organizations merit based and not on a "first come first trip to Emory Law School. machines a second time, allowing them on April 11. The SGA is co-sponsoring served" basis. A fixed percentage of After agreeing to endorse a Palestinian- waivers should be based on the previous to be placed on the spring election ballot the event with Student Affairs and as referendums. Students will have a Speakers and Special Events. Israeli dialogue, the SGA allocated $400 year's enrollment from border states rather than the fixed number of 100 as chance to vote on a one dollar increase The senate also appropriated $1,200 to pay honorarium for the two main proposed earlier. in their activity fee and whether they think to the Student Orientation Board for four speakers including Dr. Fouad Moughrabi, professor of political science, and an as In other action, the SGA agreed to condom machines should be installed in freshman orientation dances. Half of the the university places. amount will come from this semester's yet unannounced speaker. endorse and help in the phone

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running because I am not the political Dave Hart is also reviewing the matter. type, just a student like other students, At this point, it is not known whether Hart Trustee and I feel I can represent students better Green will be satisfied with Green's punishment Continued from front page that way," was Richard Seehuus' answer Continued from front page that was handed from McCarthy. to why he is running for the student Several UTC fans who was attended system, and the basic needs are being trustee position. incidents that happened in Asheville, N.C. involving myself I would also like the game Asheville Civic Center reported neglected." Seehuus mentioned t^e chairs of to apologize io the coaching staff, that Worley and the band of ETSU The first thing Yates said she would do excellence program, amateur sports, and institution, fans and media for my actions. cheerleaders taunted Green throughout is propose an evaluation of UTC and the international studies as concerns. "I understand the serious nature of the the entire game. other schools. "I would encourage However, "the biggest thing is UTC's incidents and these circumstances will not After the incident Worley admitted teaching and rewarding teachers, rather reputation. We have a better placement happen again. I regret that this situation taunting Green. She also accused him of than researchers," Yates said. record in graduate school than Knoxville happened; please try to forgive me." spitting on her. Green denied the • Jodi Sexton said she believes in "the and you don't hear that from the system. accusation. need to reassert the interests of the We're not receiving as much credit as we Southern Conference Commissioner smaller campuses of the UT system by should," Seehuus said. expressing the desires of UTC students." • David Chalker, a senior humanities "I plan to put Chattanooga back on the major and current SGA president, said Bowen added "I'm interested in map," said Sexton is a junior humanities "experience is what I'm running on. making UTC prominent in the UT Death is forever. major and editor of Moccasin, the UTC Experience is invaluable. I already have system." She is currently serving as yearbook. 2 years experience and familiarity with the executive assistant in the SGA. Heart disease • Nancy Rucker is a junior business UT board of trustees." • Chris Bridges, a sophomore business doesn't have to be. major and current SGA treasurer. She Chalker said if elected he would try to major and SGA senator, and Peter Burt, said "1 feel I am a common student" in increase minority requirement, to gain a senior communications major and the UT system. "I'm a commuter, and an more autonomy for the UT campuses, former SGA treasurer, could not be involved student," she said. contacted at the time of this writing. WFRE FIGHTING FOR and to place priority on needed buildings VOUR LIFE She would work for the whole, rather on the campuses. Steven Rappolee is a junior political than facets, and tuition would be one of • "All 1 ask is for student support," said science major currently in Nashville American Heart her main concerns, Rucker said. Jane Bowen, a junior political science working on an internship in the state Association • "I'll be a second year senior, a double major who is "not going to make hollow, legislature. Rappolee served in the SGA 0 major in English and Chemistry, and I can empty promises." senate last Fall semester. This space provided as a public service represent both sides of campus. I am

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Do you think condom machines should be placed in university places?

Alexander Power Paula Mitchell Eddie Jewell Greg Bean Julie Trageser Sabrina Lee (Sophomore - Pre- (Junior - Elementary (Sophomore- (Senior (Junior Human (Freshman - Biology) medicine) Education) Management) Communications) Services Management) I think it's a good idea. It I think in some cases it's a I think its a very bad idea. I am all for it. It's I think its a good idea I guess it would be better permits safe sex and it's good idea. People are It's going to encourage necessary. There are too although it won't make to purchase it in the more convenient, going to have sex anyway. people to think it's okay to many things going around. much difference in my sex bathroom than at a store. If they can get the try it. Partners are net being life because it doesn't The student won't be so condoms easily, AIDS realistic to each other occur on campus anyway. intimidated. may be prevented. March 17, 1989 Student Echo 7 Echoes and Answers education must decrease or remain frozen. because the world opposes humanity. The block over 100 federally funded social The waiver for students in neighboring states destruction of faith is resignation to programs for the 1990 budget with student aid Meatout Eatouts who live near UTC to pay in-state tuition, is domination. and grants being high on the list. The Bush yet another Issue which must remain at our They say I am unorthodox by thinking so administration will become the executioner of attention. Although it has been compromised much about sex and by arguing against the these cutbacks. Vegetarians across Tennessee are urging at this point, in order that it may include only liberal position on sexuality that one ought to Besides the slashing of grants and loans, we consumers to "spring from meat" on March the two-year schools, a new proposal will be sleep with whomever one finds attractive. This will be affected in a hundred and one other 20, the first day of spring. It is the Great administered for the 1990 General Assembly is the most damning evidence of my ways such as campus closings, lack of housing, American.Meatout sponsored by the Farm to consider the four-year schools as well. We Puritanism: sexual apostacy. I oppose health care, alcohol and drug rehabilitation, Animal Reform Movement (FARM). National must take a stand and get this waiver pushed "sleeping around" on philosophical and not childcare, job training; attacks on non-racist chairs Doris Day, Casey Kasem, Ally Sheedy through. moral grounds; that is, I do so for matter of curriculums, reproductive rights, affirmative and River Phoenix are alerting Americans to 1 have the experience needed in clarification. In other words, I oppose the use action programs, AIDS care and research, the destructive impacts of intensive animal government at the state level to accomplish of sexuality as a commodity and the use of multi-lingual education and much more. agriculture on consumer health, food supplies, these goals. During the 1988 session of the another to gratify one's device without concern Instead of being assured a decent paying job natural resources, environmental quality and Tennessee General Assembly, I served as a for the other. Those who oppose using others in an environment free from racism and animal welfare. legislative aid to state Senator Ray Albright, as objects must oppose "liberated sexuality" bigotry, we, as young activists, like other "Meatout Eatouts" are on the "Meatout chairman of the Senate Education Committee. as having become a reactionary force. I do not sectors in society will come up against Menu" in Knoxville (7 pm, March 20th, While working for Senator Albright, I provided oppose "liberated sexuality" with puritanism, increased racist violence, subminimum wages, Golden Buddha Restaurant), Chattanooga (5 much needed support and assistance in his but with a sexuality that seeks to encounter the lesbian ana gay oppression, jail terms, police pm, March 19th, Unitarian-Universalist continuing fight for a new stadium for our UTC other as an other rather than a psychical brutality, economic draft, U.S. military Church, potluck), and Nashville (5 pm, March campus. Senator Albright is the sponsor of the extension of one's had. intervention and militarism around the globe, 19th, Country Life Restaurant). Restaurants out-of-state tuition proposal. This allows me Finally 1 have been seen in the company of etc. and stores are having "Meatout Sellouts" with the ability to work extensively on getting the people other than Marxists. They forget that There is no better time than the present for discounts on meatless dishes and vegetarian proposal for UTC. I have also worked for State this is the case even when I am allowed to be the younger generation to join the ranks of products. Copies of the book Diet for a New Representative Brenda Turner, a former in the presence of their earth-shattering seniors, AIDS activists, women, Third World America by John Robbins, Baskins-Robbins member of the House Education Committee. personages. They have always seen the communities, farmers, poor and working Ice Cream heir and Pulitzer Prize nominee, are In addition to my experience In state-level problem wrongly They have always proposed people, the disabled and lesbian and gay being sent to public officials and others as part politics, I presently serve as executive assistant equality when humans are only abstractly groups to build a powerful fightback of the "Meatoutreach." to the president of the Student Government equal. Equality has never meant the movement to address all of those issues which The Tennessee Vegetarian Society recently Association here at UTC, a position that has destruction of class privilege; rather, equality impact on our daily lives. received national recognition from publications made me intimately aware of the needs of our is the very sign of class privilege. Equality finds We not only want you participation on the such as Vegetarian Times, Vegetarian Voice, university. its reality in the "rights" of humanity but rights day of the March on Washington on April 29, Health Science, The Animals' Voice, and The A student trustee must also be aware that are only directions or ingredients that tell one but we very much need your involvement in Animals' Agenda. The coverage focused on there is more than one campus in the person to what extent he can expbit another. the organizing of the march. We need your a previous public outreach effort. For reprints University of Tennessee system. During my Rights were fought for; however, the point is help and input in a number of crucial areas of the articles, please write to: TVS, P.O. Box first two years of college, I attended UTK not to lessen exploitation but to rid the world such as: getting endorsers; setting up local 854, Knoxville, TN 37901. where 1 served as a senator on the Student of it. organizing committees on your campus; FARM appointed Lige Weill to coordinate Government Association and as a Panhellenic Equality is a function of abstracted human organizing mobilizing meetings where SAYAR Meatout activities in Tennessee and representative for the Alpha Gamma Delta labor, labor as a commodity, and reduces representatives can come and speak about surrounding states. He serves in an executive sorority. By attending two of the campuses, humanity to its lowest common denominator: April 29th; organizing fund raising events and capacity with the Tennessee Vegetarian I feel that I can better represent the system's the will to eat. Identity thinking, the name for reserving transportation. Society, the Vegetarian Awareness Network student population. equality in philosophy, tells us that if we Just as the student movement in the 60s (a national telephone helpline), and the Since this position of student trustee would contort A enough it will equal B; however, it helped to show the need to struggle to end Vegetarian Union of North America, which is require that I represent all students within the will be apparent to all that we will not have the U.S. war in Viet Nam as well as the need the regional group of the International UT system, 1 need to hear your suggestions B at all but A contorted. In that, Marxism seeks to fight racism, the student movement of the Vegetarian Union. and complaints. It's the students' support that not to crush humanity under the weight of 80s has the opportunity to join with many -Tennessee Vegetarian Society makes the difference at our university. identity but to issue that each human develops others in the stuggle to say bud and clear, WE Elections will be held on March 27 and 28. to the fullness of her/his capacity. WONT TAKE FOUR MORE YEARS! On those dates, I hope that I can count on Finally, the place for the Marxist is in the -Yours in struggle. your support and vote, so that I can put my world but not of the world. Our campus Campaign for a People's Fightback Bowen's Bid political experience to work for you and your "Marxists" are of the world but not in it. They university. live above the masses in ivory towers whose I am Jane Bowen, candidate for student —Jane Bowen foundation is critical criticism: faith in a future Student Echo representative to the Board of Trustees for the without humanity. Their disdain falls on all University of Tennessee system. who find genuine affection with the masses The job of student trustee involves Meeks' Finale (who are not Marxist in name); yet, they are Editor-in-Chief Khaled Mattawa Managing Editor Davan Maharaj "establishing policies controlling the scope of only Marxists in name. News Editor Candy Corneliussen the educational opportunities to be offered by This essay is my final commentary to the In closing, I would like to firmly state my beliefs. To create a human future we cannot ;Asst. News Editor Faith Johnson the university and also policies determining its UTC public. My former comrades, and secret Features Editor Chris Gilligan trust elections or politicians or "Marxists." A operations in general." The student is chosen critics will say they knew all along my feelings Sports Editor Richard Byington on an annual rotating basis to serve one year and that with this confession I have broken really human future does not depend on any Advertising Manager David Gann on the university's Board of Trustees. The with the "revolution." Their revolution, political platform, but on the everyday life of Photography Editor Greg Bean Board of Trustees holds three annual however, consists in turning their backs on humanity. If we seek a humanity that is free Faculty Advisor Bob Dardenne meetings. humanity and opposing the world as it is with we can only do so as far as between ourselves Thinking about this election, 1 feel that giving phrases of its perfection: "Democracy in the we are rigorous, honest, and critical. Here I a list of empty promises would be workplace." If being a counter-revolutionary stand. counterproductive; therefore, I would like means opposing mere phrases, then so be it. —John Meeks 755-4298 simply to address what I feel are some of the For quite some time now a rumour has been shortcomings of this university and need to be spreading that I am a secret believer, a The opinions expressed in the Student F.cho are brought to our attention: the lack of an on- theologian, or even a Christian. In popular Say No to Four More those of the individual writers and do not necessarily campus student health clinic and the lack of terms 1 stand accused of powering faith. retted the opinions of the personnel at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga The publication is a racial harmony on our campus. While serving Science shows us that the Bible, and other student newspaper published weekly during the school as student trustee, 1 would strive to use my holy writings filled with errors; thus, to believe As the Reagan era draws to a close and the year with the exception of holidays and examination influence to alleviate these problems by is to be ignorant and counter-revolutionary. periods Bush administration prepares to take over, it The Student Echo welcomes letters to the editor but obtaining funding for an on-campus student Faith is not based on reason; rather reason should come as no surprise that the outlook all letters must bear the writer's name, address, ana health facility and funding for international, follows from the sacred. Faith holds fast to for the youth of this country will become more phone number for verification. Anonymous letters will black and womens' study programs to not be printed but names will be withheld at the God as mediated by the other and only exists dismal and bleak. Students and youth, editor's discretion. Letters should be brief, 250 words dispense with the cultural shock apparent on because others live in miserable conditions. therefore, have no other recourse but to or less. We reserve the right to edit the letter as to our campus. Faith is belief and action in and toward a more grammatical errors and libelous statements, or to reject organize and fight back to demand that our the letter altogether. Letters and advertising must be Another issue concerns the recent increase just world. Reason in light of faith is strategem future be given back to us. received no later than *> pm Monday for publication in tuition. Either the cost of obtaining an for a just world. Faith opposes the world The Reaganites have put on the chopping the following Thursday. 8 Student Echo/March 17, 1989 M«wrh 17 1989 Student Echo 9 no use for a song like Moulding's "King for a Day," a lament on the pervasiveness of the ass-licking c,treet roCt r*y ethics in the social paradigm of the corporate Back in Black: Student's shop meets success ladder: Everyone's creeping up to the By Scott Neal Wilson Bledsoe's management, after all the start­ Money God, putting tongues where The Student Echo up costs had gone out. Bledsoe had $200 they didn't ought to be, on stepping stones of human hearts and souls A UTC student has purchased a local with which to operate the business. into the land of "Nothing for Free." used record shop and is taking a semester Saturday, March 4, will mark four months Neither would there be a place for Partridge's off of school to try to turn what was a that Bledsoe has been open—and been "Here Comes President Kill Again," which points hobby into a viable business venture. in the black. up the political expediency of the jingoistic foreign Chad Bledsoe, being an avid record •*- -=-4?eview But, due to the nature of the buy-sell- policies forwarded by leaders of late. collector, was a frequent visitor to Courier trade business, things have been very But there is a need for songs like these in times Brothers Records, the used record shop tight. Due to the shortage of cash-on- like these, and Oranges and Lemons provides in the Alexander "Flag" Building near the hand Bledsoe has been unable to special XT( more than enough thought-provoking tunes to Brainerd tunnels. Since it was, at the Oranges and Lemons order hard-to-find items for customers. make every world-weary humanist content with time, the only used record store in the The reason is that he must be prepared (Geffen) his or her cynicism. Chattanooga area, Bledsoe was for "a goldmine" to walk through the door It also provides more than enough tunes to uplift particularly dismayed when the owner with records to sell or trade. "There might those same cynics into the stratosphere of told him, late last fall, that the shop was be a guy bring in a box full of nothing but Don the title fool you—there isn't a single optimism, at least in the realms of life and love. going to close. Talk that started out Elvis and Beatles records and want $100 lemon his double album. XTC is continuing "Garden of Earthly Delights" is a message to bemoaning the loss of the shop soon for them, and I have to take it. That's their Ii i of producing lighthearted pop with a humanity (especially its younger members) that turned to talk of what it would take for worth a fortune," he said. viscen itical edge on Oranges and Lemons. "this is your life and you do what you want to do. Bledsoe to purchase it. Bledsoe has no employees and is fully Fan lis quirky ex- punk sh art band Just don't hurt nobody—'less of course they ask Bledsoe said he initially went through responsible for the functioning of the you—in the Garden of Earthly Delights." the stock to evaluate the worth of the shop. On the business end, he has have) 1 since 1986 for a u up to the And the chart-destined "The Mayor of merchandise the store had on hand. As learned to take care of accounts payable Simpleton" promotes the lyrical idea that one a collector, he had a sense of what the and he monthly figures the amount of pheno ally popular (for an rnative disc) doesn't need vast academics to be a feeling goods were worth in the used record sales tax to pay the government. "There's individual. market. He then began to seek the nothing like first hand experience. I've S/cy/fli . Whereas Okay, now to the meat of the matter. Everyone financial backing he needed to acquire the been put on the spot enough to where, that mm was who remembers "Dear God," the atheist manifesto store and pay start-up costs. now I don't get nervous if somebody Chad Bledsoe at his shop, Courter Brothers Records decidi |reen and pastoral -its single was and cult/college hit from Skylarking, must be comes in with a bunch of records. 1 used brighter look to it now. Bledsoe credits Peter Criss mask!). entitl jGrass" — Oranges and Lemons is Bledsoe's parents were skeptical about wondering what the shock value, censor's fodder to be scared that I would offer them too this to the fact that he scoured "about an Bledsoe is a sophomore in defin ighter, with the sweetly acid influence backing the loan for their son, knowing single on the new disc will be. Let's just be blunt the possibilities for failure were high in a much and rip myself off," he said. inch of nicotine off the windows." He has communications at UTC and plans to of Ca a citrus seeping through every track. £>\cV rv\i'r\^ Squirm \uMT to kr*oW also neatly re-labled the bins so that take summer classes and return to school Re! i in Los Angeles with Mr. Mister about it: the best song on the album is about Andy small business. Then, on the afternoon of After he took over the shop, Bledsoe Partridge's penis. the/ ^**t V^M fright the deadline day, Bledsoe's father agreed set about cleaning and reorganizing the records are more easily found. in the fall. The school issue was one of drumi 'at Mastelotto, the new album is both "Pink Thing," with its beautifully melodic to co-sign the loan to buy the business. shop and merchandise. He thoroughly Bledsoe's store caters to a variety of the obstacles he had to overcome to get more it and more rhythmically diverse than masturbation fantasies, and its contrapuntal "That The day the store re-opened under cleaned the interior. The shop has a much musical interests. The largest portion is in the store. His parents were sure that once previi TC offerings. the rock category, both new and older out, he wouldn't return to college. Wa linute. . .Mr. Mister? Yep, and Boy man isn't fit to enter heaven/That man is a sinner" music. But he also stocks classical, jazz, "I'm not that stupid, I don't think this Geon ducer Paul Fox was at the slide-control societal admonitions, is probably the most honest vocal/easy listening, soundtracks, is going to make me rich. I've got other helmi studio. This band definitely doesn't fit and straightforward pop song ever ejaculated. the al live mold of wailing guitars, boom- Tricky, tricky, tricky. . . Partridge says, however, Take the course you need—when you need it. bluegrass, and country music. plans, but this experience is definitely boom ck percussion, and hoarse-throated that the song is really about his son, and the lyrics Through independent study by correspondence, you can be Concerning his selection he says, "I try going to help," he said. to be flexible about what 1 buy, 1 don't Bledsoe has kept the original name of vocaii are no longer risque if heard with that want to just pick groups 1 like. You've got the store under an agreement with the X under the artistic aegis of lead foreknowledge: In A Class By Yourself to think about your customers, because former owner. The connections he has singe ist Andy Partridge and the musical Anytime you rise, I'm here, and everyone's got groups they like. And due to the name of the established pilota juitarist Dave Gregory and bassist Colin I'm crazy for you, pink thing. You make Me want to laugh, you make me want *make your own schedule you've got to get that for them. Because business have been the key to his fiscal Moul eally an "un-pop" band which uses all to cry, when I stroke your head I fee! when you have that one record that health. He said it would take two years the st inesse and melodic vocals of Top-40 a hundred heartbeats high, pink they've been looking for, you have *study at your own pace to establish the trade business clientele pro-p ids. but doesn't bow to the corporate thing. someone who will come back." that was already there for him. This spring dema f the teen-gene chart formula or the Regardless of the listener's interpretation (and 'combine work and education In Courter Brothers' you'll find original Bledsoe plans to change the name and self-li egoism of adult/contemporary Partridge defends either reading) Freud would tapes which Bledsoe allows local bands have a "grand opening." form; have had a field day with the song. •get individualized attention to sell in his shop. He also sells rock and Courter Brothers Records is located Th m is full of what would be, in a fair And XTC fans should have a field day—or at alternative music groups' T-shirts, buttons upstairs at 3200 B Brainerd Road, the work songs running through everyone's least an interesting hour—listening to Oranges and and post cards. On a shelf he even has hours are Monday through Saturday 1 head lummers and played constantly over Lemons. a collector's item "KISS" Halloween mask pm till 7 pm. the a s. But in a fair world, there would be -Chris Gilligan (1 couldn't be sure, hut I believe it was the Take high school and college credit courses from The University of Tennessee. For more information, contact the UT Center for STUDENT LEADERS. . . Applications for Extended Learning, 420 Communications Building, Knoxville, Tennessee 37996. Phone (615) 974-5135. GET PSYCHED FOR THE 1989 STUDENT ECHO NEWSPAPER, MOCCASIN YEARBOOK EARN $120-150 PER MONTH UT is an EEO/504/ Title IX employer. 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By Randy Turnbull brimming with nudity and giddy whole film is an exploration of sex and 77M Student Echo fornication—'Take off your clothes' is its love," says Kaufman. "Even the Russian gleeful opening line." But instead of invasion is an act of love"—not rape. This week's AEC/ACE International adolescent smut or AIDS-inspired The New Yorker's Pauline Kael found Film presentation, director Phil Kaufman's paronoia, Kaufman shows "eroticism as the movie more memorable than the The Unbearable Lightness of Being (USA a positive life force." book. "The material is all there in the 1988), has been called "the most openly "All the most memorable scenes," said book, but Kaufman has instictively sexual American movie in ages" by Powers, "are intimate—they pivot on loosened it; if he hadn't, he'd have come Rolling Stone's John Powers. questions of sex and love—none more so out with only a literary adaption instead Set during the Soviet invasion of than the film's astonishing centerpiece, a of this movie, which is his as much as Czechoslovakia in 1968, the near three- long, subtle tour de force in which Tereza Kundera's—and perhaps more so." hour, $17 million, intimate epic was and Sabina photogragh each other nude. Concluded Kael, this very serious adapted by Kaufman (The Right Stuff) "As the power shifts back and forth movie "probably doesn't stand much of and co-screen writer Jean-Claude Carriere between them and the sexual a chance of reaching a wide audience," (Belle de Jour) from the novel by Czech undercunents exert their inevitable pull, but puts Kaufman "in a different class as writer Milan Kundera. Kaufman renders a kind of nakedness an artist. It also puts him and his backer, Time's Richard Corliss called the film that says less about the women's bodies Saul Zaentz (Amadeus), at the top of the "a defiant step backward toward movie than about their spirits." heap for courage." maturity in its embrace of European-style Powers found the phony-accented On the downbeat, The New Republic's movie values a la Bergman and Truffaut. mistress, artist Sabina (Lena Olin), and his Day-Lewis (My Beautiful Laundrette, A ever-sour Stanley Kauffmann very much "It is about life and death, love and passionately devoted and vulnerable lover Room with a View) an unconvincing preferred the book's "depth and sparkle responsibility, private morality and power (and soon-to-be wife), photographer womanizer, "too smirky and hollow- and shadow" to the film's "banal, politics," said Corliss. "It rekindles the Tereza (Juliette Binoche). chested," and overshadowed by the two disjointed, arbitrarily maneuvered" spark of adult sexuality on the American When the Russian tanks arrive, Tereza women, who both "have an undiluted travesty, a mere skeleton of the original, screen." finds new inspiration for her vocation in sexual authority." They are people, not finding the acting alone worthwhile. Tomas (Daniel Day-Lewis) is a photographing the events. The trio's objects. The Unbearable Lightness of Being womanizing brain surgeon who seeks the escape and return wakens Tomas' Continues Powers, "No recent (rated R) is showing at UTC in Grote 129 "lightness" of no commitment, having sex sleeping values to life, and brings a American film captures more fully the this week, Thursday, Friday and Saturday every time he gets a chance, and always resolution to his dilemma, as he learns to social rupture caused by. . . invasion or (March 16, 17, 18) at 7 p.m. and Sunday seeking new female horizons to explore. sacrifice his freedom for love. the weight of history on ordinary people. (March 19) at 2 p.m. Admission is $3. Ultimately, he finds himself torn Unbearable Lightness is a love story for [The film] superbly portrays the external Next week is the R-rated British comedy, between two women: His equally adults, in every sense. According to violence of the invasion and, more A Private Function (1985), starring independent and sexually voracious Powers, this R-rated epic is "positively important, suggests its internal logic. "The Michael Palin and Maggie Smith.

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By Richard Byington Echo Sports Editor

But I say unto you, that ye resist not evil: but whosoever shall smite thee on thy right cheek, turn to him the other also . . . Matthew 5:39 After a season of thrills and cardiac finishes, the UTC men's basketball team ended their quest for a bid in the NCAA tournament, and a 20 victory season after the higher authorities said "No" to the Southern League Champions. Post-season action would instead go to a various number of teams who failed to even place in the upper half of their own conferences. This injustice is worse than any backhanded slap . . . Green Troubles . . . Unless you have been hiding inside a closet for the last two weeks (and 1 know that that's what some of us did for spring holiday . . . ) no one could have

missed the Benny Green vs. Jenny Worley bout held in Asheville, N.C. the two parties involved were poor sports. are sorry for their unsportsmanlike during the Southern Conference Green should not have backhanded behavior?The fact that Green was verbally basketball tourney. UTC's Green, a 6'2 Worley — no matter how much of a pain assulted by the ETSU cheerleaders shows light heavyweight possesses quick she can be. Cheerleaders should not they lack good social skills and are a hand speed and a knack for the open taunt a losing team, nor should male disgrace to cheerleading. shot. East Tennessee State cheerleader cheerleaders attempt to prove their Everyone hates to be called nasty Jenny Worley stands 5' 2" and is a macho by breaking past security guards names and sometimes words hurt more paperweight. Worley is known for her to fight someone twice their size. This is than physical abuse. Cheerleading is verbal barrage and insensitivity. simple stupidity on their part. supposed to exemplify sportsmanship The altercation, which was televised What bothers me most about this and team spirit. Sticking a finger in the nationwide, sought a wide variety of incident is the lack of blame placed on the face of a player who has played his heart opinions of what really took place. Did ETSU cheerleaders. How come Benny out on the court and lost the game shows Benny Green spit on Worley? Did Worley Green gets punished and the simply no class — no matter the spit on Green? Will Redman chewing cheerleaders go free? Are not both parties circumstances Ms. Worley, turn the other tobacco endorse either of the two? to blame? Green apologized; will Worley cheek . . . The bottom line in both camps is that and her cheerleading comrades say they Sujeel T»|, Student Echo 14 Student Echo/March 17. 1989 Mocs Stumble, Fail To Make NIT Bid

minutes to play. The Mocs pushed the By Jonathan Looney missing on numerous three-point to pad its overall record of 18-10 by The Student Echo attempts. final margin to 72-63. playing its usual "cupcake" schedule of Green led the Mocs with 29 points, powerhouses such as Wagner, South UTC's basketball season came to a Behrends scored 16 before fouling out, Chandler led UTC with 23 points, Carolina State, Youngstown State and. bitter end in the semifinals of the Southern and Robinson added 11 points and 13 Behrends had 14, and Robinson scored Liberty. Clemson also played three Conference tournament, as the Mocs fell rebounds. UTC shot an ice-cold 34 11 points and grabbed 10 rebounds. Southern Conference teams, all on the to eventual tournament champion ETSU percent from the field, including six of 29 Bennie Goetlie scored 23 points and Tigers' home court. 76-73 in Asheville, N.C. on three-point attempts. Keith Gray had 18 for Western Carolina. Did Clemson deserve an NIT bid? No, The Mocs expected NIT bid never • It seems the key to receiving a post­ they got an NCAA bid instead. What a happened, so the loss marked the final "We got in foul trouble and didn't have season tournament bid is to be in one of joke! game for seniors Mike Collins, Chris our best players on the floor for large parts the major conferences. If a team is not in The sad fact is this: UTC can play as Behrends and Vincent Robinson. of the game," coach Mack McCarthy said. the ACC, SEC, Big 10, Big East, or other tough a schedule as it wants, but if they Benny Green kept the Mocs in the "We took several bad shots in the last major conference, and does not win over don't win the southern Conference game in the first half, against ETSU three or four minutes." 20 games, forget it. tournament, forget an NCAA bid. lf they scoring 20 points. The Mocs started Greg Dennis led the Bucs with 23 UTC is the perfect example. It's not don't win 20 games, don't expect an NIT quickly and led 20-11 in the first half. points. Keith Jennings had 15 points, secret the Southern Conference receives bid. However, the Bucs ran off 15 while Alvin West and Calvin Talford no respect as far as Division 1 basketball unanswered points for a 26-20 lead. UTC added 14 each. is concerned. The Mocs posted a fine The Mocs don't have the luxury of a rallied to tie the score, 42-42, at halftime. 18-12 record, won the Southern team like St. John's, which finished eighth DarenChandler, who only played 11 • Western Carolina almost eliminated Conference regular season title, played a in their conference, the Big East, and lost minutes in the first half, picked up his UTC on the first day of the tournament. grueling non-conference schedule, and in the preliminary game of the Big East fourth foul only 36 seconds in the second With 13 minutes to play, the Catamounts advanced to their conference tournament. St. John's, with a 15-13 half. The Mocs leading scorer finished led 45-40. None of the Mocs could make tournament's semifinals. Their reward — record, hosts Mississippi in hte NIT, which with only eight points. a three-point shot against Western's zone no NCAA bid, which they admittedly is supposed to pair teams by region in the first round. The Mocs stayed close anyway, defense, and Chandler was scoreless. didn't deserve, and no NIT bid. actually led 69-67 on a Behrends' hook However, Chandler suddenly came to Now look at Clemson. The Tigers were My geography may be bad, but I don't shot with less than four minutes to play. life, scoring 19 of the Mocs next 21 points a dismal sixth place in the ACC think New York and Mississippi are all The Mocs wre held scoreless for the next in less than ten minutes. Chandler made conference with a losing record of 6-8. that close. Wouldn't a UTC-Mississippi three minutes though, and ETSU made five straight three-point attempts, the last Clemson was also routed by Virginia, matchup by more logical, considering the seven free throws for a 74-70 lead. ETSU one giving the Mocs the lead for good, 90-73, in the first round of the ACC Mocs deserved an NIT bid. Obviously, the missed four free throws in the final 61-58, with a little more than three tournament. However, Clemson was able NIT bid committee didn't think so. minute, but the Mocs could not capitalize.

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Mocs Fall Short Of 20 Wins INTRAMURALS By John Prine The Big East Conference and the Big The Student Echo Ten each had three schools receive bids. UPDATE UT-Chattanooga's streak of eight The Big Eight had two teams while the straight post-season tournament SEC had one. Also, other schools such appearances came to an end when the as Temple, Wichita State, UBC- Mocs were snubbed by both the NCAA Charlotte, Alabama-Birmingham and Welcome back. We hope everyone and NIT tournament committees. California earned berths. enjoyed Spring Break. Intramurals are The Mocs string of eight straight 20 win At the start of each basketball season, back into full swing and will have several seasons has also ended. Entering this a coach and his team set goals that enable events taking place until the end of the season, UTC (18-12 this season) trailed their team to qualify for post-season play. semester! On Tuesday, March 14, the only North Carolina (19 seasons) and To ensure this, a coach plans a tough finals of the 5 on 5 basketball tournament Georgetown (12) in consecutive 20-win schedule. were held. Playing in the Greek league seasons. This is exactly what McCarthy and the were SigmaChi Number one vs. Lambdl It was no surprise that UTC didn't Mocs did this season — but to no avail. Chi, and SigmaChi Number 2 vs. Kappa f qualify or NCAA's. With the exception McCarthy has even hinted that he might Sigma Number 1. In the Independent of the conference champion, (East change his thinking on future schedules. league: Napes II vs. Sanabaggers and Tennessee State this season), no • • • Nupes 1 vs. Kamikazes! The winners will Southern Conference team has qualified Daren Chandler was named to the All be announced later! for the "big dance" during the decade. Southern Conference First Team. Senior Volleyball began on Tuesday and will It was a real surprise to UTC and Chris Behrends was named to the second continue through March 28ih. Come by McCarthy that the Mocs failed to secure team. The team was selected by the the office and pick up a schedule of game an NIT bid. Southern Conference Sports Media dates and times! Also coming up this "There is no way there are 32 teams Associaton. month will be outdoor soccer, racquetbal in the country better than us," McCarthy UTC Freshman Donald Jenkins and billiards. Get your entries in today! said. "I have absolutely no idea why we finished third in conference freshman of weren't invited." the year balloting. Furman's Bruce Evans Some believe that the Benny Green was named the conference's freshman of incident might have tarnished the Mocs the year. reputation this year. But, this is unlikely Marshall's John Taft was honored as because UTC has participated in the post­ player of the year while the Citadel's season NIT tournament four times during Randy Nesbit was named coach of the the 1980's. The Mocs even played in the year. SouCon second teamer Behrends (42) pre-season Big Apple NIT. Other UTC players receiving votes It is really hard to believe that UTC were Vincent Robinson and Benny didn't qualify for the NIT. The Moccasins Green. RESERVE OFFICERS' TRAINING CORPS played the toughest schedule in school 1988-89 All-Southern history. North Carolina, Tennessee, McNeese Conference First Team State, Texas and Middle Tennessee State John Taft Marshall (130 votes) — all on UTC's schedule this year — are Ramon Williams.VMI (117.5) in the NCAA. Other opponents — Kent Daren Chandler.UTC (107) State and Alabama-Birmingham, are in Sam Gibson Appalachian St. (97) the NIT. The Mocs also played Greg Dennis.... ETSU (86) Jacksonville, Loyola (Chicago) and Virginia Commonwealth this season. Also, UTC won their last six games and Second Team: 11 of 15 down the stretch. Furthermore, according to the latest computer rankings, Bennie Goettie . . Western Carolina (85) the Southern Conference ranked 18th Patrick Elmore. . The Citadel (74) out of 32 Division I Conferences. Damon Williams. .VMI (57.5) It appears that being in a middle range Keith Jennings. .ETSU (57) conference didn't help the Mocs. Of the Chris Behrends. .UTC (52) 32 teams in the NIT, 14 came from major conferences. YOUR FIRST STEP TOWARD SUCCESS IS THE ONE YOU COULD TAKE THIS SUMMER. At Army ROTC Camp Challenge, you'll learn what it takes to succeed — in college SHORT HOURS TALL PAY and in life. You'll build self-confidence and develop your leadership potential. Plus you SUMMER VACATION IS ON ITS can also qualify to earn an Army Officer's commission when you graduate. WAY. Army ROTC Camp Challenge. It may be gee. just what you need to reach the top. _, . _ IF YOU CAN TALK, CALL Lpt Ronny Rogers TODAY. 108 Holt Hall CALL JAKE OR MONTE AT 499-0533 ARMY ROTC 9:00 a.m.- 9:00 p.m. THE SMARTEST COLLEGE COURSE YOU CAN TAKE. 16 Student Echo/March 17, 1989 Echo

Lady Mocs Earn First Ever NCAA Berth

Richard Byington Echo Sports Editor

The UTC sports program has blossomed into the most successful in the SOUTHERN COW Southern Conference. During spring break the Lady Moc basketball team captured the Southern Conference tourney, while the wrestling team claimed their fourth straight Sou-Con Championship. By winning the Southern Conference tourney in Johnson City on Saturday, the Lady Mocs became the first-ever conference team to secure a bid to the NCAA Tournament. The Lady Mocs beat Furman 68-65 and now will face 10th ranked Georgia Bulldogs in Athens on Wednesday. UTC was led by tournament MVP Nancy Smith who iced victory with a pair of free throws with seven seconds left in the game. "This was a big victory for our program—and we're glad to be a part of it," said senior Marcheta Winton. "Georgia will be a challenge. We hope to pull off an upset." This will be the first taste of the national tourney for the Lady Mocs, who carry a 19-11 record into the tournament. UPDATE In the most physical game of the season the Lady Mocs surrendered to 10th ranked Georgia Bulldogs in Athens Coach Parrott takes Lady Mocs to their first NCAA tourney against nationally-ranked Georgia Wednesday night 90 to 69. tournament action. Coach Parrott and his The Lady Mocs end the season on with troops should be praised for their effort a successful 19-12 record and a taste of throughout the season. Mat Mocs: SouCon Champs 10 titles in 12 years... The UTC wrestlers claimed six individual championships among 10 place winners in Greenville, S.C. at the Southern Conference championship. The Mocs compiled 107.75 team points to 94 for Appalachian State. Virginia Military Institute was third with 54.5 points, while The Citadel scored 28.5 and Furman notched 19 points. UTC champions were senior Ben Riechel at 118 pounds, junior Clarence Arrington (134). senior Tom Sell (150), junior Howard Langford (158), senior Charlie Buckshaw (190) and senior Chris Thornbury (heavyweight). Thornbury became a member of the UTC century club by recording his one- hundredth victory during the tournament. Charlie Buckshaw Seniors Buckshaw and Reichel notched to Oklahoma City this Thursday in 100 victories earlier this season. preparation for the 1989 NCAA Division

Su|ccl Ta)/Student Echo The six conference winners are headed I Wrestling Championships.