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Vol. 55 No. 17 Slalesboro, Georgia Thursday, January 30, 1975'J 'Just A Question Of Days' Before WVGS Starts Tests

WVGS is getting ready for accordance with our staff me. We'll make an appointment regular broadcasting. "We were capacity." for how long time you will allow maybe a little too optimistic WVGS will emphasize music; us to borrow your albums so that when we stated this," says we can tape them. We'll be glad WVGS's Director of Public .... but Michael Oreste, Director of to get all kinds of music." Grove Relations and Promotions, Tom News and Special Programs, said hopes the students will help Glenn. "But considering that we of his department: support the radio station in this all were quite new in this "We will have regular news way. It can save a lot of money business, I think the bulletins, contianing local news for WVGS and also help provide management has done a good and some 'Earth News,' which is better programs. job. We've all learned a lot of short national feature stories But WVGS also needs more things while building up this directed towards college presonnel. The management station." students. We get 6 pages of encourages all interested The delays during the last half 'Earth News' daily, so there students to come by the office year have been caused by factors should be quite a bit of interest during their hours. "We need outside the range of the for everybody. The local campus secretaries, D.J.'s, news management's influence. "It news will mostly consist of the reporters, nearly all kinds of takes a tremendously long time press releases from the people." Grove emphasized to get anything done up in Development Office. We'll also have interviews of public The office is located at the first Billy Johnson, station engineer, proudly displays WVGS's 10 watt Washington," said Glenn. "We floor in the Williams Center. transmitter. have been waiting a long time for opinions, discussions here in the the FCC to handle our case, but studio, maybe also some reading when you've got nobody to punch theatre or even original poetry Dean Rusk for you in that bureaucracy, written by the students them- you've got to wait—there is no selves. We are very open to all other way." kinds of creative ideas from the students; all kinds of programs Man's Future Dim Without Unity It is 99 per cent sure that the suggestions will be considered." station's name will be WVGS. Program Director Bill Grove Dean Rusk, Secretary of State primarily on the problems that the depletion of the world's "But until the final decision is natural resources." The bulk of made in Washington, you can't has a request to the GSC under Presidents Kennedy and the world will face in the future. students: "We are now building Johnson, spoke before the "Today's youth," Rusk said, Rusk's speech dealt on the even be sure about that!" Glenn nuclear arms race. concluded. up a record-tape library, and the students of Georgia Southern on "faces problems different from students can help us very much January 21 at McCroan those that any previous Russia and the United States Gary Robertson, WVGS's there. If you have some albums Auditorium. Rusk spoke with generation has faced. We face the are the great powers in the station manager, said that it's that you think might be of in- fondness about his native state of problems of a population ex- Nuclear Arms race at the present. Rusk feels that the just a question of days before the terest for the broadcasting, Georgia and his respect of plosion, nuclear arms race, first test programs will be on the please come by the office and see today's young people, but energy crisis, nuclear war, and nuclear arms race was created air. "We've got a definite through misunderstandings assignment for our frequency between Moscow and now; 91.3 MHz at the FM scale Student Crowds Gather For Pep Rally Washington, DC. In 1946, im- will be where you can find us. mediately following the Second When this paper is published, the World War, proposals were made tower and antenna will probably To Kick Off GSC-Samford Game that provided for no Nuclear already be installed. Then we Arms. The Russians turned the send the FCC a telegram proposals down. This was due to notifying them that we intend to the fact that the U.S. held all of conduct equipment broadcasting the power and the Russians had tests. very little. After 1946, the issue was allowed to drift, until a "Once we have our equipment problem was created. in operating condition, we then In 1968, President Johnson was send them another telegram, to go to Leningrad to discuss the requesting a permit to conduct arms race, said Rusk. The day program tests. This will be 10 before the conference, however, days prior to the day that we wish the Russians invaded to start. For all practical pur- Czechoslovakia and the trip was poses, we'll actually be on the air canceled, as the United States from then on, but without the was opposed to the Russian in- final approval—the license. It vasion. Also Russia will not may be up to one year before we . accept on-site inspection of their must apply for our final license, nuclear arms plants. As well as but we'll be maintaining not agreeing to on-site in- 'program testing' until that spections, the Russians are op- time." posed to equal launching spots This means that regular (2,400) for. both countries, ac- broadcasting programs will be on cording to Rusk. The Russians the air during this "test-year." and the Americans dislike each The only difference for the other, but do have in common an listeners will that the discjockeys interest in no nuclear war. or someone else will be stating After World War II it was that they are conducting first thought that collective security equipment tests, then program The first Georgia Southern pep rally to be held Head coach Larry Chapman talked to the (in the form of NATO) could tests. "We should be in the in four years took place on the Landrum Center crowd, emphasizing the importance of the prevent a World War III. The program test face within two lawn on Monday, January 20. The rally was in student body's support of GSC athletics. Senior Continued on pg. 3 weeks, maybe sooner," said preparation for Monday night's GSC-Samford team member Jim Clark thanked the students Robertson. University basketball game. for their presence at the rally and their backing About the broadcasting hours, Approximately 200 students took part in the at home games. Index Robertson explained, "Our class Sammy Austin, GSC cheerleader, said he was rally supporting the GSC basketball team and Editorials 4 station is licensed to operate as coaches. The Eagle cheerleaders led the crowd surprised at the large student turnout. Austin much or as little as we desire. also felt, however, that a school as large as You Said It 5 • Immediately, we'll attempt 8- in cheers and chants and performed dance Classified Ads 6 routines to the music of the GSC pep band. Southern should produce bigger crowds at such hour days (4 p.m. - 12 midnight) events. Features 7,8 Before the team and cheerleaders arrived, CCC Funnies 9 seven days a week. Hopefully, officer Darryl Ott distributed spirit plaques to The Eagles beat the Samford Bulldogs 110-106 we'll soon be able to expand those in Monday night's double-overtime game. Sports 10,11 hours to fill students needs and in enthusiastic students. »"•««?- i*M*jrr- a ■** ^jrtfiji .pjjjfry■!^ai0|>i^j^y*.^j

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Exhibits Donated, Rare Mollusk Displayed

The Department of Geology at Georgia Southern has recently received two gifts to add to its collection of geological specimens. The specimen of Placenticeras and the 21 crystal specimens the department received will be exhibited in the hallway museum in the west wing, first floor of the Herty Building. The Placenticeras, collected from the Pierre Shale of South Dakota Home Management Houses by Vern Brooks of Rapid City, South Dakota, is a specimen of an ex- tinct group of mollusks called ammonites. The outer shell of the 6 inch- diameter specimen has been peeled off to reveal the beautifully symmetrical suture lines. The Chambered Nautilus of the South Budgeting Various Incomes Studied Pacific Ocean is the closest living relative of the ammonites. Who says college doesn't pleasing environment," Dr. Lane the new units, and the liberal Dr. David H. Garske, also of Rapid City, South Dakota, donated the prepare you for life? added. crystal specimens which range from common minerals such as quartz figure in the existing home and calcite to rare minerals such as Elbaite and Cyanotrichite The Home Economics majors at The two small and two larger management house. The varying Georgia Southern College cer- housing units in the new complex crystals, found in such diverse areas as South Dakota, North Carolina tainly can't make that claim. income approach will also be Missouri, and Mexico, are valued at approximately $200. will accommodate 16 girls. There carried out in the furnishings of The internship for Home will also be a unit for the coun- the units. The Placenticeras will be on exhibit January 13-27. The crystal Economics majors involves selor's office and library and a specimens will be exhibited January 6-March 15. Other exhibits living in the home management commons building with meeting, During their internship the currently on display are sedimentary rocks, volcanic rocks from house for several weeks near the office, and home quipment girls become familiar with the Idaho, minerals from Mexico, fossils, fossil fuels, and Endemism of end of their college career. laboratory facilities. adjustments that must come in cretaceous crabs. Beginning fall quarter, 1975, the "The home economics living with other people in har- According to Dr. Gale Bishop, Assistant Professor of Geology, the interns will be spending a full department intends for the mony. They put together ex- department gladly accepts gifts such as these, or monetary gifts for quarter in the new six-building students to have experience with periences which give them a the purchase of geological specimens. Such specimens contribute to home management complex. varying income levels," Dr. Lane sound basis for similar the education of all Georgia citizens, whether faculty, staff or According to Dr. Betty Lane, continued. "In addition, they will decisionmaking in the future. students of the College, or visitors to Georgia Southern's campus. ' Professor and Chairman of the have observation opportunities Division of Home Economics, the "The home management house with other income levels."The is a localized place where young internship gives the participants girls are given an allowance for Gallery Shows Eastman experience with decision-making women can move along to food based on the current cost of achieve greater competiencies as and responsibility. "They receive living figures determined by the they enter adulthood," Dr. Lane first-hand experience with food U.S. Department of Agriculture. Photos; Pratt Monotypes preparation and housing- added. "They can create a The low-cost figure will be used in lifestyle which gives additional Two art collections are history of photographs. including space utilization, the small housing units, the currently on exhibit in the furnishings, and establishing a meaning and pleasure to their The exhibition of monotypes, moderate figure in the larger of role in life." Gallery of the Foy Fine Arts the simplest print-making Building. method, was made possible by a Miss GSC Pageant Registers 15 Students; The collections of monotypes grant to the Pratt Graphic from the Pratt Graphics Center Center, an extension of the School and of photographs from The of Art and Design of Pratt In- Applications Are Open Thru January 31 George Eastman House stitute, from the New York State Collection will be shown through Contestants for the 1975 Miss Council on the Arts. Monotypes Georgia Pageants. 6. Jenny Rice—Zeta Tau Alpha Friday, January 31. The Gallery are made by drawing or painting Georgia Southern Pageant will is open for viewing from 8 a.m. - 5 continue to be accepted until Area civic clubs, as well as any 7. Nancy Lamontte—Zeta Tau with oil paint or printer's ink of the campus organizations have Alpha p.m. Monday-Friday, and from 1- directly on glass, metal, plastic, tomorrow at midnight on 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. January 31. The pageant this been invited to sponsor con- 8. Tommi Wesla Allan—Alpha wood, or stone and then printed testants in the pageant. Delta Pi A Gallery Lecture on the by either hand or press. year will be held in McCroan Eastman House Collection was Auditorium on Saturday, March As of January 26, the registered 9. Melanie Broome — Alpha 8, at 8 p.m. contestants were as follows: Tau Omega presented by Aubrey Henley, Assistant Professor of Art, on The contestants for the Miss 10. Joan Williams—Student Statesboro-GSC 1. Rebecca Carol Baisdon— Home Economics Association Monday, January 27, at 7 p.m. GSC Pageant will be expected to GSC Recreation and Parks participate in evening gown, 11. Beverly Moseley—Alpha Xi The exhibition of 100 framed Society Delta photographs from The George Orchestra Presents swimsuit, and talent competition.' 2. Laura Leigh Miller — Kappa Any woman desiring to be a 12. Deborah Hollis—Pledge Eastman House Collection has Delta Class of Alpha Xi Delta selections from several major 'Pops' Concert contestant must be a full-time 3. Cinthia Elizabeth Cannon- student of Georgia Southern, 13. Kim Helene Fjetland— collections recently added to the Kappa Delta Masquers extensive archives of the George The Statesboro-Georgia must pay a registration fee, and 4. Catherine Marie Thielke— 14. Donna Orford—Phi Epsilon Eastman House. These collec- Southern Orchestra will present must meet all requirements of Delta Zeta Kappa tions are each of primary im- its quarterly concert Monday, the Miss America and Miss 5. Gail Toulsen—Delta Zeta 15. Dellis Heath—Masquers portance to the study of the March 10, at 8:15 p.m. in the Recital Hall of the Foy Fine Arts Building. Book Exchange Will Be GSC Chess Players To Compete; This performance will be a "Pops" concert. According to Dr. Tournament To Host State John Kolpitcke, conductor of the Operable This Quarter orchestra and assistant professor The CCC-sponsored Book Five Statesboro and Georgia Southern chess players will leave of Music at Georgia Southern, the administrative staff members, Statesboro Friday, Jan. 31, to compete in a chess tournament in Exchange, after a preliminary have done a terrific job of helping music will all be very light, in the audit has received the go-ahead Atlanta on Feb. 1-2. This annual event, which usually attracts between style of the Boston Pops. us out with all of the problems of 300 and 400 players, is the largest event of its kind in Georgia and is for operation for the Winter the Exchange." The orchestra, made up of Quarter. staged by the Continental Chess Association, and will be held this year musicians from the community In connection with money at the Riviera Hyatt House. Darryl Ott, of the CCC, said, and college, also has musicians which students are to receive The strongest Statesboro player in attendance will be Ralph L. "Mr. Ralph Andrews, who is in from last quarter's sales, a delay coming from the Savannah charge of Auxiliary Enterprises Hawkins, GSC graduate student in mathematics, who recently Symphony Orchestra and from has developed in the distribution. returned to Statesboro from Jacksonville, Fla., where he had scored 3 on the campus, along with Mr. Instead of checks being written to Jesup. Buddy Rabitsch, Mr. Arthur wins and two losses in the North Florida Open. The other GSC con- Among the selections on the each individual student and being testant is David P. Vassar, who along with Hawkins and Dr. Robert F. Carlton, Mr. Tommy Godwin, all sent to their Landrum boxes, a program are Leroy Anderson's Brand, GSC Chess Club faculty advisor, will compete in the "Booster" "Syncopated Clock," highlights of the Accounting Office, have notice will be sent to each Section of the Southern Congress. been extremely understanding student's box instructing them to from "Porgy and Bess," polkas and helpful in the operation of the Two brothers, Walter and Wade Jones, both from Statesboro High by Strauss, and two numbers by go by the cashier's desk, where School, will compete in the Novice Section of the Southern High School financial as well as physical payment will be made in cash. Scott Joplin. operations of the Exchange. Championship, to be staged in another large hall of the Riviera Hyatt The concert is open to the Hopefully, the delay will be no House. They will also represent the GSC Chess Club, in which they these people, along with other longer than one week. public. There will be an ad- hold membership. mission charged. Thursday, January 30, 1975 -the george-anne- Pagr THRKE

Dean Rusk .Continued from pg. 1 % f idea of collective security is have a monopoly on internal race no longer have to support the eroding through, because the relations, other countries have costly NASA space program people at southern Americans continued to put up a race problems, too. In fact, the activities. high percentage of forces in Americans have tried to find Rusk was also questioned on Korea and Vietnam. "If not better answers to the race \= the accuracy of the recent collective security, then what?" question than have ever been television program "Missiles of Lewis R. Selvidge, Jr., assistant professor of Technology at GSC Rusk asked. "After World War tried before. October," which concerned the spoke at the recent dinner meeting of the American Society of III we won't have the chance to Cuban Missile Crisis of 1963. Mechanical Engineers and the Society of Military Engineers. put the pieces together again; our "We must face these problems Rusk felt that while the program Selvidge, whose topic was "Mass Production: Its Development and answer to peace now could be the and apply ourselves in solving was over-dramatized, it was Implications for Preparing young People for Work and Life with most important to the future of them,"" Rusk stated. He also fairly accurate and reflected the Today's Manufacturing Companies," made the point that mass the world. We should not neglect believes that the world won't rush tension of those thirteen days in production, originated by Eli Whitney as an alternative to handicraft this question." right into the brink of destruc- October. Rusk thought that the production, has revolutionized manufacturing company activity. This From the discussion on nuclear tion. A need for the uniting of the Cuban Crisis, at the time, was has resulted in the creation of a wealth of new occupational careers of arms, Rusk moved on to other world into a "Family of Man" is blown somewhat out of propor- which young people need to be made aware and prepared to enter, topics concerning the future. We seen as a criteria for the solving tion. including both blue collar and white collar positions. Selvidge also face the problem of over- of the problems of our future. "As A final question concerning the discusses an effort now being made at GSC to introduce students to the population, he said, and the time of now, we don't have unity, but effectiveness of the United activities of industry. may come quite soon when in- we do have necessity." Nations was answered by Rusk, ••• dividuals may not be allowed to stating that the majority of the Dr. Harry Cowart, Department of Instruction; Mrs. Bonnie Kincaid, decide what size family they may At the close of his speech, Rusk small nations do not bother to Marvin Pittman School; and Miss Karen Brewton, Graduate have. Family size may be opened the floor for questions and negotiate or offer very little Assistant, visited exemplary reading centers and programs in Clark monitored by the government. answers. A question concerning money towards the operating of County, Athens, Georgia, on January 20 and 21. The purpose of their Also, Rusk emphasized, the the present high rate of taxes was the U.N., yet they have the same visit was to view, in operation, exemplary reading programs for U.S. must cut down on the con- put forth. Rusk answered that the vote as the United States. Too models to consider in the establishment of a reading center at the sumption of the world's natural rate of taxes today are not nearly many problems are involved in Marvin Pittman School. The Clark County Reading Centers were resources, especially oil. As of as bad as during the Kennedy or the United Nations as of now, he designed by Dr. Cowart prior to his joining the School of Education now, the U.S. uses 40 per cent to especially the Truman ad- said, for it to be as successful as it faculty. 50 per cent of the world's oil. ministration, as the Americans could be now. ••• "The Earth can afford only one Mr. Ellis Wiley, Principal, Marvin Pittman School, participated in United States," Rusk said. the State Winter Conference for Secondary School Principals in The problem of race relations Georgia. The conference was held at the University of Georgia, was also examined by Rusk. Athens, on January 20 and 21. Though the Americans appear to Jim's House of Styles TC 2E 2T 3X= I3CE :=cc 2T 33= zazc: =EX= 3CE Unisex Salon "Fashions for Today's Man y> 764-2122 By appointment

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DIANE CAPPELLI DAYNA JONES We made a mistake! And it's tempts. did make this statement but only news editor business manager not the first one we've made Futhermore, we are going to because he "was told that by either. In fact, over the years, the make some more mistakes in the several other people." George-Anne has been guilty of future. And when we do, we numerous false statements, expect you to let us know about it. discrepancies, and other varied Just as we let you know when you Obviously, somewhere along \= J failures in our journalistic at- make one. the line (or should I say grapevine), the idea has been expressed that baseball was a The "G-A Mistake of the Week" deciding factor in the change. Salley Cotten for the January 23 issue was, of Now the baseball people are all places, on the front page. In upset, understandably, I'm sure, the article "Homecoming Shifted because now it might appear that to Spring," it was stated that "the they think they can run the Final Exams Compared reason for this change is that school. And the basketball people baseball is the major sport at are upset because it might look GSC, and changing homecoming like they are losing ground as a to Spring Quarter will put the spectator sport here at GSC. And event in the middle of baseball finally, the administration is To Bubonic Plague season." upset because a possible un- derlying factor was brought forward as the major one. It would be euphemistic to say that the And if the student crams for tests throughout Now, you and I both know that majority of college students view final exams the quarter, there is small reason to hope he the "official" reason for shifting On the aforementioned much as they would the bubuonic plague. will spend enough time studying for the final Homecoming to Spring Quarter evidences the George-Anne staff Most professors, while they may find it a exam to guarantee any greater un- were: 1) alumni would better feels we should not retract our bother to make out these tests, feel they have derstanding of the subject. afford the trip then instead of statement. a positive function in the learning process. Is Again on the plus side, a final exam can immediately following America's there any compromise to this constantly serve the purpose of providing the student traditional Christmas If this entire "misun- recuring conflict of opinion? with an over-all perspective of the course's celebration, i.e., the output of a derstanding" was the result of vast amount of cash; 2) the another "communication break- weather at GSC is notoriously down" in the administrator-to- poor during the winter months student lines, it is a good sign that and many activities could not be such errors would not occur if held because of rain, cold, and these communication lines could even, occasionally, snow; and 3) be cleared of all the rhetoric, red it seems so many people are sick tape, and official statements that during those months that at- have been watered down to tendance by alumni was sharply circumvent obvious issues. decreasing. The George-Anne is not a Now that we've got that out of public relations function of the way, let's get back to the Georgia Southern College. We do issue at hand. The statement in not therefore show only the good said article was drawn from a side. If we sometimes err in our attempts at showing both sides, it telephone conversation one of our can only be attributed to our staffwriters had with Jody Hunter, Coordinator of Auxiliary feeling that the students have a Affairs for the CCC, who is right to know what is going on behind the scene. Our only responsible for the students' part in the Homecoming activities. mistake was in not going further Hunter stated in a later con- in our investigation of statements versation with me that he in fact as to their classification as "official" or "unofficial". Office Hours Margo Lemacks 10-12,1-2 Salley Cotten 10-11,1-2 There are, of course, several plus factors aim. For example, in a history course, the Michael Thompson 1-2 for finals. The knowledge that a test covering last exam can function as a tool to help the Diane C'appclli 2-3 the material studied through-out the entire student connect events that were studied in quarter will be given, can encourage the the first chapter to those that were described student to study through-out the quarter with at the end of the book. the goal of lengthy retention of the subject However, if the final exam system were matter, rather than just cramming in facts done away with, it would be possible to have f th< =\ the night before a test. an additional week of class time (that which On the other hand, if the student is in- is currently devoted to testing) each quarter. george-anne terested in a particular course, he will more This time period would provide the professor than likely learn it and accomplish long-term with the opportunity to spend a few extra days STAFF retention simply because he realizes it is in tying together his course in the manner knowledge that he will want to have in his stated in the preceding paragraph. Michael Thompson Features Editor memory bank for years to come. But, there Marty Fischer Sports Editor are numerous instances in which the student Don Wood Assistant News Editor And, there is even the possibility that without is taking a required course for no other reason Gary Crew Copy Editor the huge amount of emphasis now placed on our than to graduate (i.e. many phases of core Tony Nottoli Cartoonist grading system, students may even be in a better curriculum). In this circumstance, which is Greg Marshall Cartoonist frame of mind during class, and actually learn Tom Easterly Photographer more ordinary than most care to admit, only more. But until students, themselves, take a step the most dedicated student will refrain from Joey Darsey Accountant towards compromise, things will continue to Tom Jackson Circulation last minute studying and rapid forgetting. stand as they are. Attention^Gripers! WRITERS Rachel Rhodes, Brenda Bethel, Linda Kay Williams, Mary Solan, Want to pick some bones, maybe? You have your letter will magically appear in the George- Susan C'levenger, Harry Prisant, Henning Sunde the means right at your fingertips. Now, get a Anne. pencil (or pen) and a piece of paper. That's it! This same process applies for all students and The George-Anne is the official newspaper of Georgia Southern College. Now, write your gripe (about anything and-or faculty, and you don't have to gripe; you may Published weekly, except during holidays, and bi-weekly from June to everything) in letter form. You remember, August. Subscription rate is $3.50 per year. The office is located in room 110, congratulate, expound, and froth at the mouth. Frank I. Williams Center. Telephone 681-5600, extension 246, and business "Dear " and "Sincerely, John Dough". "You Said it" is your column, kid. It's for your and advertising extension 418. Printed by the Statesboro Herald Publishing Address your letter to "Dear Editor," and place opinions. After, all, now that you know how to do Company, it in the 14 kt. gold slot in the door of Williams it, why wait? tcmoriai views expressed in the George-Anne are not necessarily those of the GSC administration or faculty. Signed columns are solely the viewpoint 110. Then sit back and wait. Till Thursday, when Write now. of the writer. ^ J =\ You Said It v J 9 GSC. My intent is not to criticize even this world is perfect and what is an American if the McMahon Tells 'Liberal Blasts the food, because however im- therefore in no need of im- demise of one's soul is the end perfect it may be, it is usually provement. product. We have been taught not CCCs Side Intervisitation adequate, at least in quantity. My Intervisitation is a petty to think I am my brother's Dearest G-A, gripe is the recent change in the subject which local college of- keeper, but rather I am an Dear Editor: First, I might say that if this meal schedule. The Williams ficials seem afraid to confront. If American (who?) keeper. In response to your editorial in letter ever gets further than the Center is now open for a grand a person 18 years old can vote for We have been taught com- last week's paper regarding the circular file I have accomplished total of two hours per day. I public officials in this state and petition spurs production. resignation of Erl Davidson and something. Now to the subject. personally prefer eating at nation; if they can be sent in However, "Competition tends to the supposed power struggle for I was thumbing through the G- Williams, because there is at droves to die in senseless wars; force the ... producer toward control of student power, I A when I chanced upon the in- least a hint of atmosphere; you then surely they should be reformation or retirement" (p. 8, believe there has been a tervisitation article. It was can also hear yourself think, guaranteed the right, not Linberg and Scheingold, 1970). misunderstanding and several thought-provoking... "when will which is quite a change from the privilege, of unrestricted in- This premise can only validate items are in need of explanation: this school move into 1962?" Co- din of Landrum. I believe there tervisitation. Certain dorms the conclusion that quality has 1. Erl has a right to keep his ed dorms have been in existence are a great number of students should be reserved, if necessary, been foresaken for quantity in motives to himself,, as to the in this school for quite a while; who also feel this way. for students who prefer not to this society. Thus, inferring a reason behind his resignation. He we just never got caught! Also, This past weekend I stood in share the company of the op- further conclusion that oneself is wrote a letter of resignation to freshman hours only made you line for at least twenty to thirty posite sex. lost in the mad shuffle for the the officers of the CCC, and for realize that at 11 p.m. you had minutes for each meal. This is I have always maintained that "Great American Dream". that reason I felt I could not only one hour of "free" time merely ridiculous. I didn't pay no government has the right to Somehow we must seek ways to divulge the contents. I am not left—and a lot does get ac- my $155.00 to be subjected to this legislate morals. To attempt to do transcend this cancerous mental defending Erl, but I assure every complished in 60 minutes. kind of treatment. My point is so is a fool's game. and physical environment which student that, there was nothing in Unfortunately, my opinion will this: This school has two well- With all due respect, I am, denies one of self-worth and it that implied in the least his mean nothing. I'm a "bleeding- equipped dining halls, and to Chuck Sylvester identity. "boredom" with any "power heart liberal" originating pack the entire student body into I am not advocating the struggle" and, in talking with from... The North—while sounds one is foolish. Some rational To Be Or overthrow of a system, I am him, I found no traces of such. It of Yankee Go Home reverberate changes would be welcomed. advocating making the system do was the time element involved in in the background, I shall escape what it is telling lies about what it working with the CCC which was to my fully protected room (by an Ken Dyar Not To Be is doing: the right of everyone to his main reason for resigning. alcoholic housemother, who can't Dear Editor, self-determina tion. 2. We chose to appoint someone even find the door after 4 p.m.) 9 The ability to acquire a sense of A small informal group gathers to fill the position of STANDING and rest assured that I will be 'Backward Georgia self-identity is becoming a major on Wednesday evenings at 6:00 to Coordinator of Academic Affairs lynched at dawn if a male is challenge to youth of today in the foster intellectual turmoil among in the interim between January 5 found in my room—after hours! 'Legislates Morals9 American society. We have been each other, and you are and the week before final exams, But, to reassure my parents, taught not to think of I am welcomed. The place is in at which time a new person will Larry Davis, and Pope Duncan— Dear Editor, "myself" (an individual), but Williams Center Coffeehouse. be elected, in the interests of I've had my cooties shot and rather, I am an American. But time. In order that a completely I am appalled that there are Larry Mitchell wear a veil on my face, so no persons in places of leadership in fair election take place, we would young, up-and-coming college have to allow two weeks for this state who shy from leader- boys (rapists incognito) will ship and responsibility, who are nominations (one week for the G- harm me. A to come out announcing the afraid of innovation, and who let So to all my fellow students of personal prejudices inhibit them fact, another for us to accept GSC—remember the famous nominations), one week more for in adequate job performance. words of George Washington... I am constantly reminded of a statement of each of the can- Go for it! ASSOCIATED didates' platforms to appear in the fact that Georgia is a back- the paper, and then we could Respectfully, ward state. It is backward even have the election. In order to Ramona Rivera Rodriguez though it has unlimited potential accomplish anything, an officer because it has very few qualified needs time, something an officer Food Services leaders who are willing to take elected in this manner could not iniative and actively advocate have. After consulting with Get It Again improvements. several administrators, it was Dear Editor, Only perfection is in no need of found to be constitutionally legal I feel that I can no longer improvement. No intelligent for us to appoint someone with refrain from commenting on the being would argue that this the special title of "standing" state of the food services here at school system, state, nation, or before his-her name, in order to ************************* stress that that person has not been elected. COLLEGE CAMPUS REPRESENTATIVE $7.95 Buys one 8x10 3. With regard to the power struggle, it does not exist. We Needed to sell Brand Name Stereo Components Black & White Portrait were elected to represent the to Students at lowest prices. Hi Commission, students, and I do not feel that we have taken advantage of that NO Investment required. Serious Inquiries ONLY! Offer Good through responsibility. However, if any FAD COMPONENTS, INC. 20 Passaic Ave. Fairfield, Fehurary 5th. student has any complaints or New Jersey 07006 questions, our office is open every day, and we invite you to JERRY DIAMOND 201-227-6814 UNIVERSITY PLAZA stop by. ***** ** **** ** ********** I am in full agreement that one of our basic rights is to elect our representatives. However, in this unique case, especially since one of our officers has already resigned due to circumstances beyond his control, we did not see the purpose in asking the student to waste their time in a useless election, in which someone would Our Cities. Our Mountains. be elected who would be virtually useless, because he would not Our Oceans. Our Fishes. have enough time to accomplish Our Trees. Our Deserts. anything. Our Rivers. Finally, I am sorry the Our Tomorrows. editorial board does not un- Our Air. derstand that our "generosity" to WVGS as to help a struggling station to get off the ground. Any fund request from the George- Anne will be considered, as is any fund request. And a daily George- Anne seems to be a goal high enough to substantiate any such request. Give a hoot! Did you really mean it? Don't pollute. : Sincerely, Helen McMahon Vice-President, CCC ** =Sk* Page SIX Eagle Bulletin Thursday, January 30, 1975 Activities, Announcements, Information Classified Ads Announcements Statesboro's Trinity Episcopal Mission is hosting a Faith alive FOR SALE: 1972 Rally Nova, Weekend on February 21-23. Everyone is invited, regardless of Work Wanted good condition, low mileage. Found denomination. $1800 cash. Call 764-2729, or write Faith Alive is a series of gatherings, coffees, dinners, and small- MAKE $500. On each com- Landrum Box 8462. FOUND: Keys on Leather strap group sessions that provide participants an opportunity to take a fresh mission. ' Campus and local in Ladies Room—Newton look at their faith. It's a way to pause and take stock of your representatives are needed for FOR SALE: ROCK CAN- Building. Pick up in Newton relationships with God and with each other. nationwide employee search. For DLES—-Cheap and scented- Room 101, Dept. of Soc. & Ant. Sharing in these sessions will be as many as 20 visitors from other full information write Sumner price depends on the size, start at parts of the Southeast. These visitors come at their own expense to Advertising Co., P.O. Box 643, $4. Also, 8-track tape deck—$20. FOUND: Key chain with share their feelings on their faith and to tell what they have gained Peoria, 111., 61601. Contact Rope Roberts, 764-4462, from earlier Faith Alive experiences elsewhere. or come by 213 Savannah Ave. leather tag on Fair Road near college. Claim at George-Anne Leading the weekend sessions will be Richard I. Manning, 53, of Stereo and Electronic Repair. Apt. 2. Jacksonville, Florida. Contact Billy Johnson, Benson's office. Trailer Park, Benson's Pond FOR SALE: Pioneer SM- ***** House, 681-3938. G205 stereo multiplex tuner- FOUND: Female's Lucerne The Women's Accent Group will meet this Thursday at 6:00 p.m. in amplifier, $175. Garrard silver watch, behind Math- Room 109, Williams Center. Typing Services Available to Laboratory Series Type "A" auto Physics Building. Contact Jay, ***** students. Mrs. Sandra Rushing turntable with new Sure M44E Landrum Box 10712. The Veteran's Association of GSC will hold a keg party at the 681-2684. cartridge, $75. Akai SS-100 Ogechee River, Feb. 3. Members and their dates are admitted free; speaker system, 10-inch woofer FOUND: Silver mug at Marvin non-members are welcome at $1.00 per person. For further in- 1 Horses boarded by the week or and2 /2-inch tweeter, $125 (pair). Pittman tennis court. Contact the formation on the party or club membership, call Ext. 201 or watch for by the month. Located near Or whole system for $350. Call Marvin Pittman School office. Newsletter. Georgia Southern College. For 764-5317 after 6 p.m. his presidency, a man bet $1,000 information call 764-4228. FOUND: Small black dog- President's Tee-Off female, with a white collar. that Taft could not play the dif- FOR RENT: Trailer. 3 William Howard Taft was the ficult Myopia Golf Course in bedrooms, central air and heat. Found in Hanner Monday night. Call 681-1013 or ext. 462. first president to play golf and Boston within the required 100 For Sale $125 per month. Available Spring was "considered a good player. strokes. Taft turned in his clubs Quarter. Call 681-1537. Landrum In August, 1909, the first year of at 98. FOR SALE: Martin Freres Box 10642. clarinet with HS mouthpiece, wooden body with nickel keys. $75. Contact Landrum Box 8678. Lost FOR SALE: Texas SR-10 PATTERSON calculator. Warranty still in LOST: At the Flame, blue check- effect. $55. Contact Landrum Box book and brown wallet. If found 8678. please return to Landrum 10318 or call Cindy at 681-4190. FOR SALE: Texas In- GRIFFIN struments calculator. Desk- LOST: Three keys on a leather sized. Has square, square root, keychain with a butterfly on it. factorial, greatest integer func- Contact Ann Evans, Olliff Hall, tion, as well as special pi and e ext. 378. keys. Call 874-9047. Valentines LOST: Citizen Calculator. Laiigo Leather FOR SALE: 1965 Chevy van - Hollis Room 107. Contact 764- Dajr make offer. Contact Landrum 3896. Friday, Feb. 14 Natural Leather 10127. LOST: Necklace with cross on FOR SALE: B.S.A. 650 - runs front and telephone no. on back. Town and Campus $16.00 well, $725. Contact Landrum If found send to Landrum 11529, 10127. or call 245 and ask for "Boodert." Pharmacy University Plaza FOR SALE: 175 MX (1974) - LOST: Set of house keys with Good condition, CDI. Low $790. several small suitcase keys. Mail w Low mileage. 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It featured The idea of the video tape obviously bothering them. It was k satirical impersonations of such showings has gone over well with mentioned that the set-up was singers as Joe Cocker, Joni many people. "I'm looking good except that it could ac- forward to the others they are The Day the Eagle Screams . Mitchell, James Taylor, and Bob commodate only about 15 Dylan with intermittent skits. going to have." and "It's pretty students at each showing. Sometimes when writing this column one thought so obscures all others that any attempt to elaborate is needless. This is such a time. It "It was very much in keeping occurs to me that perhaps all this column, this college, and this with what the National Lampoon country really need is one enormous enema. has come to be known for: very Clerihews Happy Trails, irreverent of everything, but By GARY CREW Cowboy sarcastically humorous," one viewer said. •: Aaron Burr Ulysses S. Grant Si :• Shot Alexander Hamilton, Was a good general, but he£: j which caused quite a stir. surely can't S: I This tells us nothing of his Be called a good president. His:x ^mentality, drinking made him second-rate.:-? :■ But it is evidence that he had a But I contend that he did run a:v ORGANIZATIONS iiduel personality. tight Ship-of-State. 8 ^ J Kappa Sigma Pi Delta Phi Sigma Phi Minkovitz Annual Kappa Sigma little sisters The local chapter of Pi Delta Shirley Koch and Teri Morris Phi, the National French Epsilon after recently received honors. Shirley Honorary Society, met at the was elected vice-president of the home of Dr. Charles Forton, Sig Ep's new officers for 1975 Zeta Tau Alpha sorority, and Teri Sponsor, on Thursday, January are: RonaldHutchins, President; was wildcatted by the Alpha 16 for a wine-and-cheese party. Bobby Neal, Vice-President; INVENTORY Delta Pi sorority. Pi Delta Phi is preparing a Lannie Bittinger, Secretary; Our basketball team finished thirty-minute radio program Charles Watson, Recorder; and the first week of the regular dealing with things of interest Miles Crabb, Guard. related to the French language The Brothers are enjoying their CLEARANCE season with a 1-1 record. . Kappa Sigma's wild and ex- and culture. This program will be new Alumni house, located in citing new sport, Crab Soccer, aired over Georgia Southern's Windsor Village at the old Zeta, will be back again at the Hanner WVGS sometime in the near Phi Mu lodges. Groups of Fall and Winter Goods Fieldhouse on February 27 when future. Andy Wall . and Marilyn Georgia Southern hosts New officers for the 1975 term Johnson were married January on All 4 Floors MUST GO NOW! 25. Jacksonville University. All GSC are: President, Susan Palmer; ' g ^g ag ae- a g ar -g 1 students and faculty are asked to Vice-President, Jean Hoban; Janice Dumas recently became come boost Eagle spirit and Treasurer, Debbie Lystlund; a little sister of the Golden Heart. enjoy the return of Crab Soccer. Secretary, Laura Parker. Phi Beta Lambda FASHIONS FOR CSG Phi Beta Lambda held its in- Kappa Delta The Georgia Southern stallation of officers and new members on Monday, January Kappa Delta wildcatted two Christian Science Group recently received recognition from the 27, 1975, at the home of Richard MEN new pledges, Marcia Schoendorf college as a recognized student Hilde. A covered dish supper was and Cindy Fraase. given after the installation. PBL Our new officers for 1975-76 group. The group attempts to share with the college com- is planning its National PBL are: President, Lisa Wiley; Vice- Week, February 9-15. President, Wendy Wingfield; munity Christian Science lec- tures and other religious ac- LADIES Secretary, Je Rie Wilson; Treasurer, Ruth Peak; Asst. tivities the spiritual truths of SPA Christian Science. Treasurer, Susan McElreath; The Student Dietetics Editor, Paula Giddish; Mem- The group meets on a regular Association of Georgia Southern bership Chairman, Paula Paul. schedule in the Williams Student is presently being formed for We boosted the Eagles' spirit Center. Students interested in CHILDREN interested students, especially last Monday night by par- joining the group or learning those in foods, nutrition, or ticipating in the pep rally and more about the new campus dietetics. organization should contact AND then attending the basketball The organizational meeting game as a group. Diane Clark, president, Landrum was held on January 23 in the Kappa Delta sang at the Phi Box 8727. Ms. Ellin R. Hagin Herty Livingroom. Delta Theta smoker Wednesday serves as advisor to the group. 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sophomore he was in the top 24. nation by Swimming World By Marty Fischer Magazine, the official rating January 30—Men's Swimming—GSC vs. Georgia—i p.m.—Hanner George-Anne Sports Editor This season, after being rated Pool. seventh in a preseason poll, organ of the NCAA. The 21.4 he swam in that meet January 31—Women's Basketball—GSC vs. Augusta College—4:30 Being one of the top-rated Welchko swam a 21.4 in the first qualified him for the NCAA p.m.—Augusta, Ga. swimmers in the nation would meet of the season in November, Championships in Cleveland, Men's Swimming—GSC vs. South Florida—7:30 p.m.—Tampa, Fla. usually cause an individual to and was rated second in the Ohio, in late March. Women's Swimming—GSC vs. South Florida—7:30 p.m.—Tampa, feel pressures from all sides of Fla. competition, but such is not the "Don's really a hard worker," said Floyd. "His 21.4 was early in February 1—Men's Basketball—GSC vs. Appalachian State—7:30 case for Georgia Southern's p.m.—Hanner. premier sprinter and the number the season, and he doesn't have to worry about qualifying for the February 3—Men's Basketball—GSC vs. North Carolina two-rated 50-yard freestyler in (Charlotte)—8 p.m.—Charlotte, N.C. the nation, Don Welchko. NCAA Championships; so I expect him to do much better as February 4—Women's Swimming—GSC vs. South Carolina—7 "I just don't feel the pressure," p.m.—Columbia, S.C. commented Welchko. "I know the season progresses." what I've got to do in order to In the off-season, Welchko keep my rating in the top five, trains by playing on Georgia and right now that's what I'm Southern's water polo team, the concentrating on." top team in the South. According And concentrating he is. to Floyd, Welchko's speed Welchko works out either in the assures the Eagles of getting the weight room or in the pool ap- opening faceoff. proximately five to six hours Yes, swimming is a way of life daily, and right now is under the for Don Welchko, and whether he guidance of one of Georgia is representing Georgia Southern Southern's assistant coaches, in the 50-yard freestyle or playing John Bosbyshell, a former Ail- water polo for the top team in the Best Sellers on Campus Compiled By American sprinter from the South, he will always be a credit The Chronicle Of Higher Education University of Florida. to his school and to his com- "John has been a tremendous munity. asset to our program," said How To Be Your Own Best Friend Welchko. "He conducts our workouts, and I would say that he $20 - $50 REBATE ON ALL Mildred Newman is getting the most out of our 10-Speeds & Sleeping Bags Fear of Flying swimmers." The Joy of Sex Apparently this is true, Not many people are thinking about their Erica Jong because the Eagles are currently bicycles right now, so we have a lot of time Alex Comfort 3-0 on the season and are looking to think about yours. Burr for their best season ever in the This is the best time to get your bicycle in shape for Tales of Power tough University Division I of the spring, when we aren't very busy. It will save you time Gore Vidal NCAA. And to make things a little later on, when everybody starts thinking about theirs. Carlos Castaneda tougher on next year's op- Centinnial ponenets, there isn't a senior on Special RALEIGH Spring Tune-up. Plain Speaking James Michener the Georgia Southern roster for For the next 30 days. 1975. /m^ - .v_u*i. 4i Merle Miller A junior accounting major at Southern, Welchko started We Pick-Up The Gulag Archipelago swimming competitively seven years ago while in high school in & Deliver Alexander Soizhenitsyn Midlothian, Illinois, his hometown. I ain't Much Baby, But After being recruited by 764-9311 Georgia Southern head swim- I'm All I've Got Jess Lair ming coach Buddy Floyd, Welchko turned to freestyle sprinting, and almost im- All The President's Men mediately became a recognized International Cyclery Bob Woodward success. As a freshman, he 37 N. MAIN ST. finished 43rd in the nation in the Available at Lanier's Bookstore 50-yeard freestyle, and as a y,VnytlS»>$iri'»- dgfWr- -■-»■-'.■ -v*: .—-JSSflS ■ -■ **y.»w

Thursday, January 30, 1975 -the george-anne- I'age KLKVEN GSC Announces Intramural Action Tennis Schedule In Full Swing Georgia Southern head tennis and Appalachian State during the Intramural basketball's second week of play began to spread the coach Joe Blankenbaker recently season. On the road, Georgia teams out in the standings. The season was in full swing except for announced a 20-match schedule Southern will face Georgia, League C, which had only three games. plus two exhibitions and one Florida, South Carolina, Auburn League A had only three teams left undefeated through last week. tournament for the 1975 Eagle net and Jacksonville among others. SSM Overdrive was 3-0, while the Afro-Americans and the Green team. Machine both had two victories without a defeat. Scores of the week's The schedule will feature The 1975 schedule is as follows: games were: SSM Overdrive 44, Billy Bads, 17; Afro-Americans 41, matches with perennial Southern Feb. 28, Valdosta State; Mar. 1, Crack Shots 31; Afro-Americans 74, Billy Bads 23; Green Machine 35, powers Georgia, Florida, South Mercer University; Mar. 2, Grads 34^ Green Machine 36, Tar Heels 23. Carolina, Kentucky, Wake Furman University; Mar. 8, At In other A League action, the Crack Shots 31, Roughriders 29; Forest, and Georgia Tech. The Jacksonville; Mar 9, At Roughriders 41, Black Creek Bunch 37; SSM Overdrive and the Grads Eagles will be attempting to University of Florida; Mar. 11, each won over the Boone's Farmers by forfeit. match their 1974 record of 17-3, Appalachian State; Mar. 14, League B's top teams are the FuFu Dogs, Spic-n-Span, and the the best in the school's history. University of Kentucky; Mar. 22, Statesboro Blues, all with 3-0 records. The three collected two wins The '74 GSC team also finished At Armstrong State; Mar. 24, At Joe Blankenbaker apiece in last week's games. Those scores were: FuFu Dogs 68, 26th at the NCAA National Mercer University; Apr. 1, At Mitty's Marauders 25; FuFu Dogs 78, BSU 25; Spic-n-Span 46, Wops Tournament in Los Angeles. Presbyterian College; Apr. 3, 29; Spic-n-Span 37, Mitty's Marauders 30; Statesboro Blues 46, BSU In addition to the dual match Wake Forest; Apr. 5, Georgia Polk 19; Statesboro Blues 66, Golden Oldies 27. The Golden Oldies and Wops scheduled, the Eagles will play State; Apr. 8, Abraham Baldwin each won over Jack Daniels by forfeit. two exhibitions against always- (Exh); Apr. 10, At University of To Conduct League C's results were: Coastal States 74, GSVA 25; Phi Epsilon tough Abraham Baldwin Junior South Carolina; Apr. 13, At Kappa 47, E-Z Widers 37; Fick-N-C 28, Trojans 25. College and will participate in the Columbus College; Apr. 14, At Clinics In League D, it was Sigma Chi 46, Kappa Sigma 36; Alpha Tau annual Georgia Intercollegiate Auburn University; Apr. 18, Head baseball coach Ron Polk Omega 38, Pi Kappa Phi 38; Delta Tau Delta 38, Tau Kappa Epsilon Championships in Athens, April Georgia Tech; Apr. 19, Cum- is going to Germany for a week, 25; Kappa Sigma 41, Alpha Tau Omega 22; Kappa Alpha 46, Tau 25-27. berland College; Apr. 22, At from January 30 through Kappa Epsilon 38. The regular schedule will Abraham Baldwin (Exh); Apr. February 6. During that time Sigma Chi leads the way in the standings with a 2-0 record. Delta feature 11 home matches and 25-27, At Georgia Intercollegiate Coach Polk and Marty Tau Delta and Alpha Tau Omega are tied for second with 2-1 marks. eight on the road. The Eagles will Championships; May 3, At Springstead, a major-league Sigma Phi Epsilon has won its only game of the season to round out the host such outstanding teams as University of Georgia; May 5, umpire, will be holding baseball top four teams. Georgia Tech, Kentucky, Wake Armstrong State; May 8, and umpiring clinics at all the Forest, Jacksonville, Furman, Jacksonville University. major U.S. Air Force bases in Germany. These clinics are an annual event sponsored by the Lady Eagles Blast Tift Air Force for their personnel and dependent children. Coach Linda Crowder's Lady high scorer of the game, tallying Coach Polk was recommended Eagles basketball team recorded 18 points. Beth Morris broke to the Air Force to give these two victories last week to even up through Tiffs defense to total 10 clinics by the coach who went last their season record at 5 and 5. points from long, outside year, Jerry Kindall. Kindall is The Lady Eagles traveled to positions. Lisa Lovelace ran the the coach at the University of Milledgeville, Ga. on January Tift team down with her in- Arizona, where Coach Polk once 20 and topped the Colonials of terceptions and rebounds. served as a graduate assistant Georgia College, 62-48. Southern coach. Coach Polk said about his took control of the game from the forthcoming trip, "I am looking start, being first on the forward to going over there." scoreboard. Once again, the Lady When asked how the winter Eagles used a successful fast- baseball practice is proceeding, break to wear down Georgia Coach Polk said, "So far we have College. had only about five days of actual The sensational freshmen team practice on the field, due to the of Hughley and Baker lead the rainy weather, though the Southern delegation in offensive, players have been running in the scoring 11 points and 17 points, gym. Despite the weather we respectively. have managed to get a lot ac- Beth Clark and Donna Moss complished in a short while. The played outstanding defense pitching staff has not had much of against Georgia College. Their a chance to get into throwing fine passing and maneuvering condition, but we are not pushing was a major cause of the final the panic button just yet." "There are about 34 days until All score, 62 to 48. The Lady Eagles returned to our first game. By our opener AMERICA'S FAVORITE PIZZA home court on Wednesday, with West Virginia Tech on January 22 to wipeout Tift March 2, all the players will be in College 111-39. The entire Lady super condition. The pitchers Eagles Team had a chance to should be ready to go at least Monday Night Spaghetti show their abilities that night. Junnie Hughley seven full innings. $ Freshman Donna Moss was mYrrtrrrrYrrrrrr'.., i¥4¥4¥* ¥4 ¥4 ¥4 ¥* ¥4 ¥4 ¥4, Reg. i" Special $1 QQ Women's Intramural Unwanted Hair Can Be Report Removed Permanently! Tuesday — Family Night Women's Independent and One of the greatest blemishes to feminine BUFFET PIZZA Sorority League basketball got $ underway last week with two loveliness is hair which grows where all you can eat! 1.79 games played in each league. beauty decree^ no hair should grow. If In the Independent League, the Cagers dumped Delta Psi Kappa you are one of the many women who or any night try our 61-28 behind Patricia Rhodes' 21- suffer the embarrassment of beauty-blem- point performance; and the ishing hair, whether it is on your face, Statesboro Blues beat the Steak Hoagie $1,49 Tootsies 30-22, with Patty Kelly arms, legs or body; then electrolysis is for leading the way with 10 points. Sorority League results were: you. Find out the facts! Call for Zeta Tau Alpha 31, Phi Mu 10, information or a consultation appointment Submarine $ with Lynn Mallory ripping for 15 markers; and Alpha Delta Pi at no charge or obligation. Sandwich 1.29 coming from behind to beat Call: Mrs. Arlene Franklin Alpha Xi Delta 19-18. Jan $ Goldstein paced the winners with Certified Electrologist Deluxe Salad 12 points. at-xr^-jLU. 1.29 There are six teams in each Crossroads 764^9850 league with each team playing Statesboro, fca five games. Other teams that Executive Park < Salad didn't play were the Nurds and (Suite 10*) 30458 BSU in the Independent League and Kappa Delta and Delta Zeta. J* M Ml M.M M M %M M M 0* M M.M M.M M M.** M M MT What a pity that having children is often more important than wanting them.

The pressures for having children are great. Some are social. Like a mother-in-law. asking for the hundredth time when she's going to see grandchildren. Or an aunt wondering out loud whether the couple is Photo by Leonard Nones selfish. Unfortunately, research has Other pressures are personal. consistently shown that not Like the self-doubt in many enough Americans (from every men and women over whether walk of life) are aware of the they actually can "make" a benefits of family planning or baby. how to go about it. Other pressures are less That's what we're all about. obvious. And frankly, we,can use all Like not enough family the help we can get. Especially from thoughtful planning services available for people who understand how everyone who desires and unplanned pregnancies can needs them. intensify the already severe As we said, the pressures are problems society has still to great. solve. But as far as we're concerned, People who will, at the very there's only one, repeat one, least, help others understand reason for a couple to have a that there's a difference child: because they really between having children—and want it. wanting them. And are ready for it: emo- tionally, not just financially. And there's only one time to Planned Parenthood have that child: when they Children by choice. Not chance. want it. When it can be a For further information, write welcome addition rather than Planned Parenthood, Box 581, an accidental burden. Radio City Station, N.Y., N.Y. 10019 Planned Parenthood is a national, non-profit organization dedicated to providing " information and effective means of family planning to all who want and need it. advertising contributed for the public good °UH''