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11-8-1978
Avion 1978-11-08
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TV COMEDIAN COMES TO RIDDLE Letter From Prescott:
My name is Jonathan Bai· On the six-day schedule T,Tb, S fil&ht schedule, J ley . l ...... ronne.rly the Editor a 1tudenl has three day' for f'lnd it very pleuant becsuse I or the AVION and am now Edi· academics and three days for am never huzrled to get [rom tor ol' the Prescott campus rag, flight; the ides or thiJ beina claues to fii&ht and back again. the Pior.eer. to make scheduling cla.ue.i eu· Beina avaiable :ill day on On Novemi>er 13 (THIS It has been brought to my ier. m y W,ht day• it :S possible to COMING MONDAY NIGHT) attention that therl! is a great Halling now tried bot.b •YI· ,..ccompl.iJh several solos in one Comedian Kelly !d ontelth will deal of interest in the event& term I can 1ay that I much day and 1 wually find my perform in the University Cen ta.king place here. so I shal! Oe prefer the m day •yste.m and weekends free. ..er. Kelly has appearo!d on the writing a column for your pa most people here are in ~ ~ For flight" studen ta this sys· Mike Douglu, "lerv Griffin. per. I can't promi.se any regular ment with me. tem ii d efinitely much better and Tonight ~how t'tequenily. ity, but if I feel you wouJd be My greatest prohlem r.t but for non·fii&M people it Johnny Cuso1J lhinks Kelly intemt.ed in any partic1;:u Ds.ytona .,,-u; trying to schedule could prove an inconvenience it the best young comic in event I'll be lettiug you hear my classes around a two-hour if they have Saturday cliwes. the bUJinl'Si. That's why he's about it. fight period and not only wu It shouldn't make much dir on the Canon show moro! 1 have hear.d that the ad· that virtually impoSl.ible but fcnmce to a flight student.'• than any other comedian in ministzators at the Daytona the hea\'}' weekda) demand for weekend though because UI U· recent meD'ory. He also i taI· Beach Campus are thinking o r aircraft made it necessary to do ally a night student at Day· red in hU: o wn CBS summer switching to our 1ix day sche m.ich or my flying on week· tona mwt make up for ! Mt TV 1how a couple or seasons dule and Uu.t this has been the e11ds. time on weekend• anyway, back. cawe or some constem&tion. Here at Prescott I am on Jonathan Bailey The evening will begin in a M,W.F Clai;;s 1ehedule and Cabaret fashion with a per· formance by a local ! zz. band I t 7:30 p.m. Complete with CL"'ldles, ta.bk-cloths, and ho~ fully a little "eta." added to the U.C. th.if evening pro mises to be a major event for Err.hry· Riddle.
WHAT'S HAPPENIN' By Ros.i Windom WEDNESDAY. 8th FRI.DA Y. 10th Diet & Exert:ise Wo rkshop. Hori.ion Series: Human P,\te_n. SUNDAY, 12th Catholic Ma&& • 10:30 a.m .. 5:30-1:30 p.m., CPR tW Seminar· 3 p.m. · CPR Horizon Senes: Ma.k.iug Ends Senior Chm i\1 tg. · 5-7 p.m. CPR Me!t • 1 :30 p.m. ·CPR -CPR Protestant Services • ll:lS AVION Meeting in the Office Riddle Packers Ocala Hiltln& CPR F/S Recognition Day Picnic • · 6p.m. trip 1 p.m. } p.m.-Ponce de Leon Sprinp Scuba Club · 6-1 p.m. · FSL. MOVIE: Freebie and the Bean Riddle Packen 6-1 p.m .. Cor. -8 p.rn. U.C. Sigma Oli, 6-8 pm., FSL fermce Rrc. ODK Initiation Banquetr1 p.m., Parachute Cfob • 8-10 p.m. SATURDAY, 11th President'• Residence -FSL Zrd Annual Arnold Air Society MONDAY, 13th Horizon Series: How To Make Road Rally & 5c.lgr8ms Poker Hori.tor. Seriet: A.ssertlveneu Emir. Meet ; a seminar on how Party · 7 p.m.• U.C. Training 2-3:30 p.m., FSl. t.o i;nanage your resourceiJ effec· Horizon ~ ries: Growth Croup lively will be facilitated by Mr. · 4-6 p.m.. FSL SGA CABARET NIGHT !any Prosser llt 7:30 p.m. m Diet ~ Exercise Workshop t!.e Common Purpose Room., 5:30-1 :30 p.m., CPR u.c. .SOTE TUESDAY, 14th Cl-!;.\.NGE Kant.e, 5-7 ~.rn . , C:PR OF 'fHURSDA Y. 9th f'LC Mtu.. 7 •.lj p.m.. C!'R Student Feedback Session DA1'E· ODK. 7:3()..9 p.ro. ., FSL MONDAY, Nov.13, lJ.C. - 11:45-1:15 ;>.m., FSL Screaming &..g.les Mts. Kante · 5-1 p.m., CPR 8·9 p.m., CPR Senate Mtg.. 5:30-?:00 p.m. ·FSL Ctess Club· 1·10 p.m.. FS L La.n1bda Chi Al? ha • 1 p.m. REMINDEP. THREE-CREDITS· NO TESTS Snapfinger Woodl Clubhouse ~ AHP · 8-10 pm.. CPR For alJ continuing student& Th.,.. are two thinp nee"· · ~ who wouJd btl interested in ,..------~------~: before )(fvance rt:gistn- earning three elective credit& with r.o tetita, have I got the 1.) See th~ fosurance Clerk, in the Unlvenity Center, to ob co~(or yC'l u . INSIDE GOMIN i & , , , tair. the IdentillcaHon doc"· SS-398 · APPLIED SOCIAL DOON I ment, and PSYCHOLOGY. am n ow in volved with th.is p rogram and 1.) Ce:. :t. Bursar ClP.aranc't Fo rm from the Bunar'1 Off:ce. find it very selr-fatisfying. It en· The above two require llti1s worJ..ing ai a juvenile ~le officer. helping delin· I enu. are needed for yo"ur en· CLAS~I FIEDS Klyde morrl1 quent children from oge.1 11 ·19 ce into the adn.nce regis AT'l'ENTiON: FACULTY AND applying the theory o r reality CLU:&NEWS • at.io n line. STAPF: theropy. There is no pay ex· FRATERNITU:S cept for three credits and a 1918 PHOEZ.-1X YEARB00i{$ OPINION chan.:e to get involved with & FOR A!..L FACULTY AND group of really good people. SPORTS 10 STAFF ARE NOW ON SALE U you are interested, con· PO R $8.00 in t.hc Phoenix tllct Mr. DeW ler and I'm Office Crom 2-4 each 1\.les· sure he woW.d be anorft than dt.iy thro u51:h Thunday. Come Jl!eased to infonn you on any on by and pick one up. Hf'lp questions you may havi:i. the 1979 1tudent yearbook Sincerely, ••l
.; NOVEM BER 8, 1£ 78 EMBRY-RIDDLE AERON. .\ U"'l'ICAL UNI VERSITY
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As most of you already know, .J: was at the Prescott C mpw for the Bonrd of Trustees meeting on October ra' 28th and 29th. The weekend afiorded me the opport\:.nity to talk and spend time with EDITORIAL£ EDITOR our fellow stcdents out there.
What amazed me was the EDITOR: kinship they !eel for the Day· EDITOR tona campus. I beUC\'C they l'v~ set:n some or the most I feel I must rebut the re-. really feel part of E·RAU and wastefuJ ant\ inefficient spend ply to my letter concerning :he grounds by the former there definitely exists a bond O.K. Cotks. let's get it toget.h· .• in yo:.ir decisil>n making. You ing or 5tudP.nt tuition by this maintenance worker. He ap between the two campuses. er. The AVION needs help :nl'y he surprised how under· school and it stems that they p&renlly misinterpreted the There are approximately gctllng the news and the Ati· :;tanding a student can be when don't really c are how much thrust of my letter. Frc:~ t.he 265 students there now, with ministration needs help keep;ng he is maae aware or the ract.s or how little 1t is. Lock ~und plans for ar. eruollment of studcnu (suckers) and get ai nature o f h!s reply. he rein the students informed. Al- behind a new policy. Saturday about four hundred in the disgusted I forced my thinking. I was not thou~h the writers :ur.ently d:wff? Ti'll us abour. it! E:t· as arr.. Spring. working for theAVION are a plain the reasons and advtint· !'ve r• .>t iced se-.reral secre criticizing their manageme nt. d-:dicatcd and ha.rd working r.ges t:;f such a program. Don't tarics that reside ( l won't say As the writer ».ys, the wo: k wo:-k) in the University Center group of people, we simply j-.:.. t let the rumors bu;!d to the ~~~;~ti;: \~~~?~~~e;,ij~~ Tw~ items dominated the One o! the hottest issues do not have enough bodies point of creating such a neg· that seem to have nothing to poor management. If E·RAU compl:unts . department t~cr~: on our Daytona campus is the to keep up with' all that goes ath•e impression that the :dea better t.o do but drink coffee needed more v;orkers to make (l) food in the caretcna lS ~:.s 1bil1ty o f a 6-day schoo1 on here at E-RAU. is dt!feated before its e\·er given and sh'.>"t t~e bree:te. Every the convemons, why didn't bad (a universal problem n! .... eek While this 1& a rumor With tt>is in rr.ind, I am a chance to succed. Use t.he d;.y I ;;cc the s.une ones ta.ke they hu e them' They could collegcs. It seems), and <2> here, 1t lS fact at Plescott Laking this opportunity to ex- AVION. the usual t wo nour lunch. have gotten te mporaries Bv dnot muchh to dob lt ~ quite Hefer to the .. P.oving RcporW:" lt'nd an invitation to all of t.he Hopefully. l\S Embry-Riddle (I've timed it) several cof(ee the way, most ot the w1,.rk eso 1ate t i:re . ut ot er es· section or this edition to see faculty members to t..ecome continues to gro w. The .-\ VIO~ breaks, and n couple laps d1dn"t benefit me, the com· capes are available hke c;im~- the reactio:i. of st:.idents to c... ntnbutors to the AVION will continue to attract more Mound the U.C. to show 1.1ute.r student E\:t:ryone can mg. hikmf\ c am Saturday classes and/o r flying o ff their lawst fashion or mounta~ Here's your chance to ex· and more v.Titt'rs. and thero see beaullfication efforts - mg, snow s nng m t e wmt('r at Prescott. plafo to the students your fore be able to cover more hai.• desil(fl to oeveryb:>dy. It iild e of the story. Tell us IJOme of the det&Jled n.:o.poenings on w<:>uld be nice to keep t~em lretiliz.ct~a t it:!!ltoc:rl\O· ~untlu,etc ney lo ,beautify the campus I The eneral attitude of the o r the problems that you face campus. busy with some work that juSl also reauie th.at since t enter· student :OOv al Prescott 11 one might 3.C(Omplish something .:-d this campus tn September of enthwwni and high spm ts. to b the student's opin It haJ come to my attention Ur how much she wants her if the students are never inform- dirnctor or !tudent activities. that the fiight line wW start ion and may be •Jnfair a.i a re job. Complain enough and ed o f them? He stat.cd that "Delta Chi, a One thing great about t ... a policy of broadcasting the sult. ~ithc.r she'll l)find ..ome .,.,o rl: I lisagree ...i th the writer's few Latinos antl some members Oi.ght student's grade for the ing at Riddle n ow, during Also the time spent in the to do. O!' 2) (ind another job opinion that the school should of the inlrarr.uu l football particular flight over the ''RiJ elsewhere. this growth period, and with airplane on the ramp is wute disregard ~autification Md up- team" uied to ruin his Gernian the ojX:nin.: or a new campus dle frequency'' when ramping Patl-l~t t ful. ll may take nbout 5 t:xtra k12ep and concentrate solel~· on band performance at the Octo· in the airplane. This measure is thul we, the student.&, have minutes to mmp in becaus.? of docs r.ot seem quite fair to the education. While education is berl'est. :.he op(JOrtunity to establish the G more crqwded .frequency. its main purpose, it is not its student o r Finl The aforementioned gro11ps type or relationship the twc ~ JP-11:.to(., That exua rive minut-es {.l or. all. the procts&..-oj. giving a only purpose. I don't go t.o were. iu fact, spirited on this campuses will enjoy in the hoan) may not seem like much , grade for a particubr leuon is school just to leru:n about hearty occasion. They did not, fu ture. This relationship will but if it happens every time aviation. Wl:.en I leowc clu.ss I arrivOO llt by 11 prnit·night d is however, interTUpt t!1e perfor not be one of com petition cussion between the instractor on dual fiight.s, that ,.mounts open my eyes to the wo rld, mance of the band. AlS'.l, if (no matter what some o! the to a lot of wa.swd time and not just to a runway. an::I the student. At least, that's th~ evil !i'lgc.r is to be poi:'lt· a
for the spring trimester in the on-campus S¥~ in person residence halls and ir1 the Apartment with his 15 piece band! Complex. Curren/I)! enrolled students 4 SHOWS are being offered first opportunity to contract for these vac&ncies. If you Tickets $5.00 advance $6.00 at door • would like E-RAU housing for the spring SAT .. NOV. 11 SAT., NOV. 11 SUN., NOV. 12 SUN., NOV. 12 trimester, till out aco ntr.:ict at the 10 PM 12 MIDNIGHT 6 PM 11 :30 PM
Housing Office no ::e:e: ::r 10, 1978. ll Available in Student Activities Office L!:::::======::::!J ~«:m::::::::::::ai::~gi:::;:=:m::::::::::::m:•:::::=::!in:::::::::::::!il:::::::::::-.m::~==:l!]:::::::::OO::::::::::iBJ:~ NOVEMBE R 8 , 197r EMBRY-HIDOU : ..u :H.ONAl..ITICAL UNIVERSITY PAGE4 Alumni News
1964 Thomas A. Cook. a Oecem· FEEDBAC K her. 1964 gl1'rluate: witb a.n ,A5soci11te in Science and a Bachelor of !)Cience degrees in QUESTION: Aeronautical Engineering. is Why ii it that Embry-Riddle does not have any black •cademic working toward his Ma5ters insttuc~on or black admissioru c:ounselono? de&;ree o.t Valdosta State Col· RESPONSE: Jeg.e, Valdo~ta. Georgia. Tom ii From J ulia G. Futch. Penonnel Services employed by Piper Aircraft E·RAU makes every eHort :.o recruit minority candiateS in all Corporation as Program Mana attU of employment at the UniY1l?Sity. Only advertising sources are ger, Advanced Enginecrinit Cor used which will reach all potential canciidatei. and inc h:d~ local poration Division. in Lakeland, news media. the Florida State Employment Service. specialized fo'lorida, and currently resides publications (i.e. the Chronicle of Higher Education for acl\demic in Lakeland . fac!.llty membcn), as well as listings with college plac"ment - offk.~' when positions are open calling for specific academic dis· cipUnes. Considentio n is extended to all candidates who make 1269 application with the University. An t\ugust. 1969 graduate. David B. Geo-.ian will soon move to Houston. Ttxas, where he will be employP.d ::iy the Bechte! Power Corporation. QUESTION: Dave, who hl\S a Bl\Chclor of The Univen:ity has f'laced new posu along Lhe driveway be Sdt-nce d~ee in Aerommtical twee1. thf! Academic Building and the Engineering Laboratory. Engintoenng. is c urrently em These posti have wires strung betwe4':n them which are presenting ployed by Westinghouse FJec· THIRD ARMY DIVISION COMM ANDING GENERAL. Major General Wallace H. 'ijutting presents a potential hazard. Sbouldn 't these wires be marked ro :ss not to t:ric Corporation , Pl'lnt Appar 2nd Lt. Frederick Uphoff, 2-33 Armor Battalion, with U.S. Armor Association engra;1ed sabre. po1e a danger to pedestrians? atus Divisiun. In Pitt.i1bur5h. Lt. Uphoff was named top ROTC Armor graduate of IS77. (photo by Tony Geishausu) RESPONSE: PEr.nsirlvania, as a Senior En· f'rom Fred Willems. Physical Plant Director He is a 1974 Embry-Rid· ROTC program to be recog· jlinPCI'. Applied Technology dev5 and manufactures rad111 Armor Association this year. areas. Howe\•er, we will be happy to mark the wires for thost' who Since graduating rrom Em· sioned later that year u pon "'·a.ming systems, military mini· Maj. Gen. Wallace H. Nutting insist on iaing alternate routA..-s. bry-Riddle, he has at~nded the completion o( ·Officer Training computers, power managemen:. presented him with the Un ited l.Jniversity of Alabama and Car Sch<>ol at L::.cklo.nd Air Fc.rce systems. laser in«?rcepl systems, States Armor A.ssociation'• en· ne".Pe Mellon Unh·ers.ity. Pitui Base, Texas. optical signal processors. opticl\I. graved presentation sabre in bnfih, where ht: is livinij: until his move to Houston in late SU:ve B. ~agy graduated ceremonies at Kirch Goen.1, QUESTION' Germany, in Sept.ember, 1978. Many of the new?y hired teaehen and inst:uctors app."'ar neYer November. soec:trum analyzers, hyb:id mi· from Embry·Ri ddle's Ft. w have taught before and are uneasy in the classroom and have not croelectroniCi, liquid . crystal Rucker Residence Center in yet perfected thei! teaching techniques. Even t11ough students have a:~plays , radar signal 1imulators, August, 1974 with a Bachelor 1970 Fred went into the Army the opportunity for evaluating insuuct.ors al the end o f t..he Trimer reconnaissance :';)'Stems. and o f Seier.cc degree in Aero Thomas F. Ise n burg v.'aS ground support equipment. nautical Studies. AJ a Chief in 1968 to attend Warrant ter, U: il possible for these newly hired in.suucton to be evaluated re<:Pn'ly promoted to Diroctor oy memben t.f the teaching staH within the ume departmenL at Warrant Officer, he was a Officer Flight School. After of Conlrac\.S Administration at VIP ClxOO wing o.viator ln the graduation he won the Distin the beginning o r each TrimesV>,r? Applied 1echnolOiY· a division 1971 U.S. Army for eight years. guished Flying Cross, 24 Air RESPONSE: of l!.ek Corporation :n Sunny· BUS$t!Y C. Allsup currently He was also a Distinguished Mc RETREADS FlOM $1195 Fl OM 1'1.\lt l .f..Y. SHOCKS $1195 FROM NEW BRAKES TIRES f l OM RELINED 9 9 $17 ..~ $16 ..~ F.E.l. AXlf .i _!0VEMBER 8, 1978 PRY-RIDDLE AERONAUTICA L UNI VERSITY Gee, Thanks, Mr. Wencel ------Mr. Frank Wence!. E·RAU's own meteorology instructor hu Is honesty been applauded by a group or fourth and firth graders from a thing of Ormond Elementary School. Mr. \\'encel offered his time and sen 'ices as a volunteer lO the past? the Aviation Educa!ion Re source CoUection (AERC). AF.RC is a program maintained Come to this b)' the E·RAU Media. Center which offers aviation materials free public tc the school systems. Part or lecture on this program is a "Speaker's Pile" which orren interesting Christian ScienN"· speakers to the schools «; speak to kids on a vtlriety or ENTITLED David W. Rennie topics. ~Ir. Wence! spoke to .>r the Christian Science this group or ~n thusias tic UU· Board of Lect1.:.reship dents on hurricanes and tor· nadoes. They thought he was HONESTY: The Power great! If you are interested in of its Deeper Dimension volunteering your services by being nvailable for an occasion· 3:00 ?.M. SUNDAY NOV.12, 1978 al visit to a local school, con· tact Kathy Paro or Judy Luther AT in the Media Center. FiRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENT IST Mr. Wence! receh·ed letters of thank.I from all the kids 137 UVc OAK AVE FINAL EXAM SCHrnULE FOR FALL 1978 who er.joyed his ulk. Uere is DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA one whir.h m'1kes it all worth it! ConfilOn Examinat.1ons- - A1 1 Secticns Exam Day Time HU 105, 120, 121 Saturday. Dec. 9 07:00 - 09:00 HU 220, 221 Satur~ay, Dec. 9 09:15 - 11:15 HA 105, l!l, 112 Monday. Dec . 11 09: 15 - 11: 15 PS 103, 104 Tuesday, Dec. 12 11:30 - 13:30 PS 101, 105, 106 Uednesday, Dec. 13 13:45 - 15:45 Cl 209 Saturday, Dec. ? 11:30 - ! ~ : Jn CLASSE~ MEETING H. W.F . or OAll.Y Exam Oay 11me SLOANE AVIATION INC. 07:00 - 07:55 Monday , Dec . 11 07:00 - 09:00 ORl\IOND BEACH AIRPORT 08:00 - 08:55 Tuesday, De.:. 12 07:00 - 09:00 Wednesday, Dec . 13 07:00 - 09 :00 677-3030 DAYS 767-1841 NIGHTS n:~g : ~rn Thursday, Dec . 14 07:00 - 09:00 11 :00 - 11:55 Wednesday, Dec. 13 11:30 - 13:30 NO WAITING 12:00 - 12:55 Tuesday , Dec. 12 09: !5 - 11 : 15 ii: ~O TOWER l\IEANS NO 13:00 - 13:~5 Wednesday, Dec. 13 09:15 - 11 : 15 TAKEOf'F & IANDING 14:00 - 14:55 Thursday, f)ec. 14 09: 15 - 11: 15 15:00 - 15:55 Monday, Dec. 11 1!:30 - 13:30 OELAYS' 16:00 - 16:5!i \fednesday, Dec 13 18: 15 - 20: 15 AIRCRAFT RENTAL RATES 17:00 - 17 :55 T1Jesday, Dec. 12 16:00 - 1&: 00 ~- ,, ··-~ · ~, CESSNA 150 $16.00 CLASSES MEETING T. Th Exam Day Time -- ~ . , ~ --~~ ~ -i IFR t:ESSNA 172 $22.00 07:00 - 08:20 Saturday. Dec. 9 16:00 - 16 00 OTABRIA •. " s'24.oo . 08 :30 - 09:50 Honday , De-: . 11 13:45 - 15 45 . . __:....._, ...... ~· __.- · -~ PIPER APACHE $50 .00 10:00 - 11:20 Tuesday. Dec. 12 13:45 - !5 45 11:30 - 12:50 Wednesday , Dec. 13 15:00 - 18 00 .... 13:00 - 14 :20 Saturday, D~c. 9 13:45 - 15 45 " 14:30 - .1.J:SO Monday, Dec. 11 16:00 - 18 00 16:00 - 17:20 Thursday, Dec . 14 11:30 - 13 30 NJi;HT CLASSES: Examinat1or.s Arie The First Ciass Pe riod During The f inal Ex m · NOV A FLITE CENTER DAYTONA REGIONAL AIRPORT 255-6459 COMING OCTOBER· SEMINOLE SOLO "OR DUAL. FULLY IFR EQUIPPED WE HAVE CHARTS FOR THE ENTIRE U.S. 15'-OFF ALL CHARTS WIT '-t E·RAU 1. 0 . ~EN TAL LINE• . , 3 · 1978 PIPF.R WARRIOR II I · 1978 PIPER ARROW Ill · IFR · AIR CO!\IDITIONING 2 • 1977 PIPER TUP.50 ARROW Ill· IFR I · 1977 PIPER LANCE · IFR 1 • 1978 ARCHER II · IFR EMBRY·H.IDOLE r\EllONAUTICAL UNlVERSITY NOVEMBER 8, 1'978 FRATERNITY LAMBDA CHI ( CORNER ) ALPHA ~:~ c_~_rt_~_-;_s_~) By "Glide" .. (,._ __ trusty horse "Silver" for lead· Well Lambda Chi Alpha "'eek for the brothers of Sigma ing us through the dark forest has been foirly quiet 1n the Chi, Even though we didn't A .HP with it's rain-filled folC!S. After last two weeks. 1..3..st week hl'l\'C any spectacular projects Brothers of the Wind the ride e\•eryone muched o ut was our one week of r«!St. on our agenda we were ke;Jt E. RA. U. L et S,.turday night held on hot do~ and marShmallows A.I for Lhis week we were busy '>';th quite a few things. By Mark Phillips 1>e.rfoct cool. clear weal-her for cooked over the fire! Yum! back to normal. First of al: we had o ur Well the Brothen ha\·~ been o ur :umua: fall hayride. A great Next weeke!ld remember to As wual the weekend lit.art· first of two little m~ r install very busy for thr pa.st Ccw MG T C L lJ !J time was ha~ by :i.11 who attend· set aside Lime !or the DYS ed o n Fridu.y night and it d1dn· ntions on last Friday evening. wee~. We h;,d a roller skating By Patricia Neut.ii eu: ;... special thllll:a w Linda tour and ?lease pitch in on seem to end until Sunday We a::e going to install the disco which turned out to be L:ut Friday we had our Tanner and Miller Beer for get· 'r NIFA project and the pre night. After the usual long second group o f young ladies a ireat success. we P.re hoping third dinner meeting nr the tri~ tmg w the rree !l:eg tt.at kept -.ilions for our guest speaker, dravi-n out J."'ridny niJ:ht (!\'Cry· into our little sisten program lu ha_ye more throui;i:houL the mester. Mr. Jim Dunkel, Oir'!C· i. hard Collins, editor of Fly· body was ready for our first tonight. All totalled we have us warm 11."ld to Randy for his rest o! the tri. This past Sa· tor or Operations for Federal l(l'cat job 10 keeping e\'eryone"s ing Mngazine. Keep up the good wo rkday on the house. In one twelve new little sii>ten. It turday night we had n supe_r wo rk, Rit'JaJ dinuer is less than day we were able to get the looks like brother Don Miller Express. wa: our guest spcakP.r. cups filled: Thanks lllso to disco in conjunction with Delta He showed an entertaining filni back two apa.rtment.s ready for 1s doing a fine job and it also Sigm::a Theta Sorority Inc. and moving in. This involved a lot concerning ~cderal Exprcs.t an4 seems like he'll have his hands Tri-City Disco. Also our r.ew of clean up work nnd of course gMiami, Florida so did the beer flow. By the end Dunkel's speech was excellent ~ :• super successful clam bake at via Air Flo rida. 2nd Prize is a or the day not only was the and many of us stayed after· r-.. the houk. Brothers Brad Nunn dinner for twn nt Red Lobster, wards to ask quesLions. house painted inside but so and Tom Moore deserve a great "'f CISIOllll KAIACUlTUll and 3rd prize is a case o! beer. was everybody who pninted it. deal or crc. INCREDIBLE u - .. - ...- ...... 111.. s . .. 1 ...... -'-~ 01.,,,___ • »-...... -.~., .... PITTS S-2A E·KAU STUU.:NTS!! SllOW l.D. WITH ANY SYSTEM PUKCllASED. RECP.1\'E SU.00 H~:CORO OOSUITIOS'f:K fRt:E:~! ~~~~~~~~·------~~~------· · ·:zov~MBER 8. l978 E\tBRY·RIDDLE AEH.0:-;:AUTICAL UNl VERStT'I E 1 Opinion on Parachuting e e e e e e e e e e : : . e : e e f : lowever don't get the B)• Gary ;\lacrarquhar impreulon thst you cannot be' ::,; McS:.sA T po:o~ibly ~npg· ~";:,~',~,~ ~~·~.,';:~~,~~ ~~r~ ~z. hurt, senuusly. and these were handled very Y"IUR Fut.&. SCRYICf 5At.ON I 7 ~NOLD AIR • o c 1nv ll::ive you C.\'Cr thought mg in such pursu1t.s. The '-rround • l L.L JtC9 9 WIL9DN, 8Q. about makm1; a parachute is very hard, and 1s perpetu:ill)' ~:.~:'~hi~~~",:;':,~·;:;~ .~ unisex hair designs with By Timothy M. Robinson J~mp? That's n ght. climbing the excellent training given by f l f out o r the Jump pl ane and let· ~~~~':!~:~ t:;.~~t~ :::~~~~: Jay Cunningham and th'! other Beperate aci itieS OT men ung go or that strut out or your 0 seruor membership of the pa.st weekend Slartcd ~~ ~is own free wlll! Oo you think out V.'lth a 00.ng. and ended in :~;~~,i~~.7i~tu~e n~e:i t'.;~~ dub... Electrolyail by Nicole ··:;o, if ycu have thought.s that same fashion. It consisted you'd be alo ne out there m Sc I d of the finale at the Haunted the wmd? If you think you u pture Nail. by Brenda would be, you·re only n ght :~Y s i::io~u;~a: ::1~0~; ~'::~o:Z::uS:~~~~n~~bl~~i~ ~~~:j A~n:. (he atr shuw at in the literal sense of the ~~ishi~~~:fed,:~ ~:e ~~~e~~ t)" or just a little pt:rSOnal rear, Precision cub and Stylinc world ··alone.·· lk>cause. my 5 ~ome out to Deland and watch NO 'P() On Thursday night, the J&)'· friend, pr'."Cedm~ you 1nu.1 that 1 i.:ees of Daytona. Buch invited usa::j do you·n . AP lNTMENT NECESSAR y wind were the technical know· ;:,~~g~h~~ ju:p.k:::>'::c h;~~ ~~:~~n~f· ·~ u Arnold Air Society members to 0 ledge and expertiSE!' of the has successfully compl~ted ll want to 1(1\'~ it a t ry. And I 208 Seabreeze 255-7574 pleir bwinus Md awards ban wor\d'i; rinest physicists. the jump course can be very proud can ii:uar:mtee that ynu·n 1ove I m quet. Each of our members o· calculations and d::it3 from 10 that participated at the haunted ;:,::t\y fa~~~ ·~:~~,;;~e c!:: it! I DO!! i e ~ e"/fl e~ ~~?t with Riddle l.D. cnuntleu wind tunnel and 1est 0 0 house during the last three drnps. and last , literally ;\llL· weeks rece1~·cd a .. Cert1ricate or ~~da~r t~:~t ··~c~y w:a~~ ::::,~ r.======""''="'="'="'="======11 Merit," LIO~S o f pcoph: pn~1.· THIS WEEK'S DELICACIES E:y Food Co mmittee FRJDA Y, November 10 Above all ... lt's a love story. BREAKFAST 1. Bacon and 1auS~{' patties 2. Pancakes with hot 1y:i.1p 3. Scr3.mbled or flied eggs. LUNCH Freebie and t. Fried filet or Cape Cod flounder. · 2. Grilled cheese and safami. the Bean 3. BBQ on a bun. DINNER l. &k~ Filet or turbot •CH o ond A'k'n " '" a c to SATURDAY , November 11 BREAK FAST - BRUNCH 1. Bacon and sausage patties. 2. French toast w/maplc syrup 3. Scrambled eggs . ..------D1.I ChoppC'lNNER Ateak. 2. Shrimp cutlet. w/cocktail Jack&Jean's sauce. 3. Chuck wagon steak. SUNDAY, November 12 Unisex Salons BREAKFAST· BRUNCH Jamescaan 1 . 8Acon and sausage. 2. Pancakes with hot syrup. 3. Scrambled o r fried eggs. l+ec:ision hair cutting done DINNER « ...a solid comic performance by Valerie Harper.» l. Southern fried chicken . daily at Jack & Jean's 2. &kcd 1paghetti. - CATHOLIC FILM NEWSLETTER :l. Chuc!< wagon steak w/gravy. m.:;7.v MONDAY, November 13 BFEAKFAST Let us be your "Hq.irport," 1. Bacon and sausage pattiei . 2. Warnes with mnple syrup. ~"Ci] ~ ... and look who's for precision hair cutting. 3. Scrambled or fried eggs. m LUNCH Mov1E . FRIDAY NIGHT. s,oo p.m. playing Consuelo VOLUSIA MALL 1. Beef stew over broad noodles. Two tough big dty cops an o n a non.stop chase to somewhere ~~~-~~~~~~~~ (acrou from the spHdway) 2 . Grilled ham and cheese. in thil outrageow action coreedy. Freebie and lhe Bean is w\ldly ~ entertaining! James Ca.an i>.r.l Alan Arkin show ho w two copS ~ Bam ·9:30pm 3. Polish sautage and Bavarian can get hung·up in P.very tvild s.ituatlon imaginable. " C....:..." A.nd ~11 255. 7497 kraut. Arkin are actors of skill and style." Time Magazine. DINNER 1. Rvast frC!Sh h am w/dres.sing. SUNSHINE MALL BELLAIR PLAZA 2. Swiu steak. 767. 89S3 677 -6644 3 . Shrimp cutlet with cocktail sauce. DINO'S PIZZA TUESDAY, November H Appointment No:t s REAKfAST ~GOOD ON ANY LARGE PIZZA l. Bacon and saus:ige. * Always NeceBSary ~: ~:;~~,~·~~ ~~::i·~~.'.'"'" 255-0905 $1.00 OFF! BEACHSIDE ..______• ~.U~~ t.omat.oe1and macaroni . 'FREE DELIVERY' MAINLAND casserole. ,.------'-2. Spanish chicken and rice. l ) (ONLY ONE. COUPON PER PIZZA) 3. Hot meat !oar sandwich. T' DINNER 1. Corned beef cabbage . ·····~ · · ·········· · ····· · ·· · ······ · ··*·· · · · ·· ·· ·· · · · · · · ···· ··· · · ···· ······ · · ··· ·· 2. Salisbury steak w/onion gra11y. 3. Sliced roast turkey sand wich. e WEDNESDAY, November 15 ACK IN THE BO Daytonay!P' BREAK FAST 1. Bacon and sausage 1>atties. RESTAURANTS 2. Pancakes with hoLsyn1p . 3. Scrambled or fried eggs. ····--·····················~1:ORANU HOT APPL.I! TURNOVER · ____ Beach LUNCH JUec.,A I: 1. Franks nncl beans. I AllDOUA~~ lo 0 2. Grilled bologna and cheese. ./.-/- Aviation 3. Ital. sausage w/pepoers and : OFFERS, onions. · • : ~ : ~ :nz. DINNER • IANOWtCH • _, I __""'____ FORONLY I~ - 1. Sweet 'n' sour pork. 1• ___.. ____ 99c ··~· Z RENTALS "' 2. VenJ with noodles. lrllDa.._..lluLeM• ...... NI ...... _. 3. Beef noodle casseroie. I ...,... _.._....,..._.o1~"" ltt> THURSDAY, November 16 •CESSNA 152 • ORF.AK FAST C.~ R D I NAL CESSNA 172 1. Bacon and sauS<\ge. I =.!::':.------1~QUQ MOONEY R ANGER ...... ,_...... ,,.._. .,. ... ~ m.. IS'• 2. French Loast w1hot maple . I ~...... 12/30(18 ·. l t.ll ti\ syrup. 3. Scrambled er fried eggs. r·······-::.-=-~·--·············1~z8:; CHARTER --~-AND 0 :o ti.luhi .rnd Sin~lc charters to Engine - ~~--~a d I!;; F\) .inywhert• J vailahlc 24 h0urs .:it rompetitivc ;iriccs. o :~z ~ LUNCH 1. Hot turkey sandwich I "If )llU Jll' ,hl·cl....-d ou1 b-.,· Jf'I Embry-Riddle ino;1ruc10; and .u o.. ... T______I ';:;J' 2. Beef Ravioli urn:ni, no cht'd. ou1 is 1cquircd by 0.iyton;\ Beach Aviation ; --y 3. FrMks and &>ans s 1• 09 mlD~~#.:1_ .. _ ...... our OMI ,... NoCI...... MUC# ..,.,, A .fICI'J""'.- .... -,V> ESSNA 172 . DINNER 1. Veal panne1an. Al 1t•e O.is.c of the tower 2. Shepherd pie. ..~~.::~- ,...... ,_ _...... ,•c• NfTINllO---X• ·fll-'-- '-L I·~ Cl"' Z 3. Sliced liver w/onion gnvy. . 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AMT UIY!Jlo... a ..Udlrt • ,. ... oll n...,....,.,..:1$.:lor.:16•. lll0A~TED TO llUY • ~~1' ncllo al» _11.1r111zt.1 r•.,,..•th.Pillr .X.....s ch•~ff (Hein) a.11d l'mbffa. Aol< ~:"t.~~~ 2 ~::':."' 301 Uo rm I Dt ka... PACEl O~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~....::E•~l~BR~\~· ·~R~IC~D~L=E~A=E~RO~N~A~UT::.;...IC_A_L_U_N_1_v_E_RS~l-TY~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~....:.;.NO~V~E-M~B-E_R_8_._l9_7_8 RIDDLE 1~ The Veta scored on 11. .f.(). ya.rd piw Crom Stu Pollak to J.:>hn Richarda. D11.ve Mahon in· tercei:)ted a Gentle Giants pa.u and Bob Allen ran in a !.ouch. down from f6 yar:la cut. Stu '-· SPORTS Pollak hit Bob in the end zone Championship Gamel for the extra point to get the Vet& just one point behind the Gentle Giants VS Brothers Of The Wind Gentle Giants. Brothers of the Wind ..•....8 AF ROTC...... 6 SAT URDAY RESULTS The Brothers received the The Brothers wo n " three Brothers o! the Wind ...... 6 points when AFROTC fumbled Paul Csibrik threw a 46- way playoff Saturday and then yiud pus to Jelt Mula for a beat Big Eigh.t on Sunday. Vikings 0 a hike! in their end :;:one for a On th@ se...--ond play of the Gentle Giants touchdown. C.:i· The Gentle Giants handed the safely. A few minutes later game the Brothers connected 1:.rik had intercepted a Veta' Vetl their first loMi in four the Brothers scored on a 40- on a pass Crom Chuck H~nry yard A Bomb Crom Chuck Club pass to set up the last ~ell.."$ to 16dvance to the cham· SUNDAY touchdown and George Zim pion&hip pme against the Bro to Dennis Hen born had 212's;· and Bob aged to !'ome back 11.fter bowl· BOWL__ING Allen lx>wled n 203 . Gail ing an 88 hut '4'eek. T'ni.'I week we had rnuch Sanders bowled a 178 to lead STANDINGS AFTER 11·2·78 better results foa.n last week. the women. Jeff Sheppard was l72's .• ...... • . . 23 9 Franz Vogel bowled a 224 thrown out of the bowling Magnum Force ...... 22 10 and a 223 w:th a 63•1 series; Alley after bowling n pitiful 301 Club • • .... . • .. . . ll 10 Terry Sha.h&n a.1d !tick Free· 92 and Ric k Larsen OOPS ...... 2 1.6 10.6 Brew Crew.• , •. , , ....2 1 11 Strike 3 ...... • .20 12 Who Ct.res ...... 19 .5 12.5 How would Shakespeare Unknown Bowlers. , ...19 13 3 Ball Exprets. . •. . , .18 14 have played O'Keefe? One Hitters ...... 18 14 PinsaCoGo ...... 1 7 15 W-h9u!olu. Anc1inoas.eaSO".s. l-leavyweight.s . ... , •. .1 7 rt is a bll!W for ilS!enlr!g to 11 ..-1n 1er'!>;.. 1e "'s 11 l•bera1100 on 1)1'3i ~ ::.s ofamld'W!Tl~nigh:sdrcem High Rollers . . , .17 15 It Is heMty, fuP-b"tdW:d. It ls smooth and eesygoing d