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The GEORGE-ANNE Volume 61, No. 20 Georgia Southern College Statesboro, Georgia May 7, 1981 To Regents Funding proposals made BY slated for a complete three-year period. So far, PHYLLIS HARDEMAN renovation, inclusive of a however, only the design Staff Writer heating and cooling system plans for Deal have been Funds amounting to that would serve surround- approved, but not yet approximately $61,000 are ing facilities such as funded, according to available "to make Anderson Hall, McCroan William Cook, vice presi- McCroan look more like a Auditorium, Williams dent for Business and new facility," said GSC Center and the Adminis- Finance. President Dale Lick. tration Building, Lick said. The emphasis on In recognition of the The cost of the project will renovation rather than limited funds available to be "roughly between $2 and construction is caused by the Board of Regents for $3 million," he added. the "unlikelihood" that allocation to the state The Williams project funds would be allocated to university system, Lick concerns an "add-on" to the GSC, "even if we had noted that if GSC is not Center and reorganization- construction plans," granted its fund request for al plans "to make the explained Lick. its top priority projects— Center a real student union "The Regents are Deal Hall and McCroan on campus by renovating operating under the Auditorium/William Cen- areas such as the unused philosophy that since the ter renovations and kitchen and storage rooms enrollment is leveling off construction of Continuing into effective student union and expected to decrease in Lakes to open tomorrow Education's "phase two"— space," Lick explained. He the next few years, institutions should reno- only McCroan would still estimated that the project everyone's benefit," Cook from breaking the rules. If vate and expand, rather The GSC lakes will be receive any substantial would cost "nearly $3 said. "This is a nice you can't tell them, please than build new buildings to open for recreational work. million." facility...here for people's alert one of us to the meet their needs," he added. purposes to any GSC The $61,000 funding for Concluding the list of faculty, staff, students, and pleasure. We would en- situation." proposals is the construc- Even the fourth and fifth McCroan excludes possible members of their immediate courage people to view it in aid from the Regents, tion of a $3.2 million projects on the list of future that regard and not abuse The problem concerning plans, the metamorphosis family on May 8 at sunrise, according to Lick. He building adjacent to the according to William Cook, it." the growth of moss on the of Anderson into an pointed out that improve- new Continuing Education GSC vice president for lakes is being analyzed by experimental theater with ments in the fire escapes facility, designed to house Business and Finance. See related box an outside agency to classrooms and adminis- and in the equipment above offices for about 90 "We've been waiting for — p.7 alleviate the situation as the stage, a new ceiling, employees currently located tration building improve- soon as possible. "We'll get ments, include extensive the bass to spawn," Cook seat repair, new curtains in the Rosenwald Building. said. "There are plenty of "We would also like the it sooner or later," Cook renovation. and paint are the initial Lick believes that the students themselves to help said. "The most pressing fish now in the lakes, but we targets. project is an "important one" need to exercise caution to protect the lakes, which are "If we use a little need, therefore, is for design "We would still be because it involves both keep from depleting the lake their property, from judgment, the lakes can be money," said Lick, adding making sure that all the GSC and the East Georgia breaches of the regula- great recreational facilities that he is "hoping" for such by catching too many." safety features of the Extension Center of the tions," he continued. for years to come," he funds before plans for Guidelines were set up to building have been tho- University System of "protect it (the lake) for "Discourage anyone else stated. roughly checked and are in Georgia, which, although See PROPOSALS p. 2 satisfactory order," Lick part of the GSC campus, said. serves 36 counties. In the other proposals The three projects, if Vandalism prompts arrest of student for repair, Deal Hall is funded, would extend over a BY hall director, and then to those doors on broom shouldn't have to pay for CARL BERGERON JR. Davis, who called in closets." the actions of a few that News Editor Campus Security. "I did The policy for preferring cause damage to the Nominations sought A GSC student was recommend that the case be charges was explained by dormitories." arrested on Thursday, April prosecuted," Davis explain- Davis to be "any damage According to Chief 23, at approximately 11:30 ed. "I have been taking a over $100 is a felony against Harold Howell of Campus for judicial board p.m. for "vandalism very hard line on vandal- state property. This case Security, "a warrant was Nominations for the GSC College Judicial Board against state property," will be tried downtown as a executed and he (the are being accepted until the end of today, according to according to Larry Davis, misdemeanor, though." student accused of vandal- "We simply wanted to James Orr, chairman of the board. director of Housing. According to Davis, ism) is out on bond." Any regularly enrolled student who has The incident involved replacement of the damaged stress the point," Davis Davis plans to continue completed at least 15 hours of academic credit at GSC the "kicking-in" of a door in door will cost approximate- said. "I was disgusted after enforcing rules on vandal- is eligible for appointment to the board, with Sanford Hall by the ly $175-$200 due to it being what I saw in Dorman...and ism to combat the losses nominations being accepted from other students or student. According to "a solid core door—not like Oxford. All the students incurred this year. the student being nominated. Davis, "some guys had been Nominees must 1) have no disciplinary record for out with a friend and had Promotions for faculty announced the last three quarters of college attendance, 2) have a bought some beer. Ap- takes over fall quarter; coming academic year. cumulative GPA of 2.0 or better, 3) not hold the top parently, they had pooled By JAN WONNACOTT health education, where Promoted from associate to executive office in any other campus organization, 4) their money and had Staff Writer Frank Radovich assumes full professor are Gale be a full-time student, and 5) plan to attend GSC for bought the beer together. A total of 25 GSC faculty the post immediately; Bishop of geology, Char- the full academic year, said Orr. When they returned to the members have earned leisure studies, where lene Black of sociology, All nominations should include 1) full name of (Sanford) apartment, one of promotions in their the students was locked out respective fields, three of Pamela Sue Thompson Lowell Bouma of foreign nominees, 2) address and telephone number of languages, Frank Clark of nominees, and 3) a paragraph stating the reasons the of the room by the other two. which will assume their becomes head immediately; mathematics, James person being nominated will be effective as a member He became angry and positions as department and engineering techno- Manring of electricial of the College Judicial Board, he continued. kicked the door in to enter heads immediately. logy, where James Manring the apartment. He felt they Among the 25 promo- takes over immediately. engineering, Gary McClure Nomination forms may be obtained from the of psychology, Harris Dean of Students' Office or may be made on any letter owed him a beer." tions are four new academic In addition to the Mobley of anthropology, size paper and must be signed by the person making "It was viewed by a department heads. In the naming of department number of students," was area of political science, heads, 21 faculty members Samuel Riley of journalism, the nomination. See PROMOTIONS p. 7 reported to an RA, to the where Lane Van Tassell received promotions for the Page 2, May 7, 1981, The GEORGE - ANNE Bank officer explains inflation < By ALAN LOPER spending what we had been Atlanta, in a speech on In an effort to explain NEWS Staff Writer accumulating in savings," April 28. the declining ecomony, "Most of us are bor- said Moncure Crowder, "Productivity is de- Crowder said, "We have * rowing more to compensate executive vice president of clining in how much become a society more for inflation and are also the First National Bank of workers can produce per focused on paper than on hour of work," Crowder things. Inflation is a man- said. "Trucks, training, and made phenomenon that can GSC's underfunding reviewed by Lick technology all come from be eliminated as it can be capital, which draws from created." By VALLERIE TRENT university status. In fact, in funded at $2,273, per EFT report said that "College A the productivity rate by Reagan is advocating Assistant News Editor terms of these criteria, size, student, whereas the is actually funded at only 79 channeling monies away complete tax cuts, as well as GSC is ranked 12th out comprehensiveness, ac- average institution in the percent of what the state's from the traditional areas individual with something of the 14 senior colleges in creditations, etc., College A University System is asking formula suggests of expenditures." done for the service Georgia for the amount of is already more a university funded at $3,633. If College and is understaffed by 46 During the 20 years from industries. funds it receives from the than half the institutions A were to have received EFT faculty and 53 EFT 1950 to 1970, the rate of According to Crowder, Board of Regents, accord- called university in the average funding, its budget staff positions." increase in American President Reagan's pro- gram is "new and quite ing to a report compiled by several states around would have been increased productivity began to slow GSC President Dale Lick. Georgia and such institu- by $6,333,370 for 1980." "I have expressed down, Crowder explained. dramatic in its degree." The program, he said, features a The average institution tions across the country." In other areas of the concern over the years From 1978 to 1980, the rest new economic program in the University System of "With all of the positive funding problem, the report about (GSC's) funding," of the world began to with four points of major Georgia is funded at $3,633 facts above," the report explained that "College A said Lick. He explained that move—we did too but not as interest. These points are to per EFT (equivalent full- continued, "College A must was funded less per EFT the Altamaha Planning fast. "Our productivity has reduce taxes, reduce [ time) student. GSC received be well-funded. In fact, student than 10 of the 15 and Development Com- declined," he said. government expenses, $2,273 per student for fiscal College A is poorly funded junior colleges in the mission passed a resolution "No society can increase reduce government regu- year 1980. This means that in both absolute and system. College A was to get better funding for its standard of living i lation, and control growth each student at GSC is relative terms." funded $101 per EFT GSC and to have the Board without increased product- of the money supply. funded $392 less than the In a breakdown of student less than that of the of Regents review the ivity," Crowder continued. The speech was spon- average institution, accord- College A's funding, Lick's average junior college." college for university "The U.S. today is in a sored by the Finance and • ing to the report. report said, "College A is In a final point, the status. Representatives of severe state of economic Law Lecture Series. In the report to the the University System f Board of Regents, Lick cited Committee considered the several "facts about the resolution and formulated a Proposals I * largest and most com- sub-committee to investi- Continued from p. 1 System of Georgia, one of * a prehensive senior college in gate GSC for possible *l renovation and construc- which, Georgia Tech, has the University System," university status. The tion are drawn. already been promised I using the pseudonym committee will come to GSC June 10. "Speaking realistically, nearly two-thirds of the ♦ \ "College A." the way things look now, it funds allocated to the J "College A has an EFT "We are hopeful," Lick appears that we will not get Regents by the legislature, enrollment more than 40 said, "that GSC...will capital for any major leaving the remaining third percent greater than that of receive encouragement from facility this year," he said. to be allotted to the the next largest college in the Board of Regents and "There are 33 institu- remaining institutions, lick Georgia. College A is more the Chancellor." tions in the University said. than twice the size of the average senior college in $r*^&*&*&*&*&*&v^K&v^K^'*&v^^r«^v&v^.
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Communication Arts ment is doing all it can with News Editor Business Manager As editor of The George- Department, the depart- the constant increase of Anne, when something ment will be the largest in majors ~ it is impossible to * the School of Arts and do the minimum and Editorial views expressed in The George-Anne are not necessarily those of the GSC happens here that I favor or survive. administration or faculty. Signed columns are solely the viewpoint of the writer. dislike, it's my duty to Sciences, as far as the inform others about it. number of majors goes. Earlier this quarter, a There will be approxi- The only relief for the decision was made concern- mately 300 undergraduate department would be to add . ing the journalism program majors in that department. a minimum of three faculty Any nominations? here. Because I'm a Everything sounds good members immediately. That way, the core It is now time for the acceptance of interpretation of rules. This is a journalism major, I reacted so far, right? courses wouldn't have to be fundamental right and privilege of GSC with an editorial that was Wrong. nominations for the College Judicial sacrificed and speech ma- students, but should not be taken lightly. filled with emotions. I was There has been a steady Board. We strongly urge any interested growth of majors in the jors wouldn't have to panic ♦ If we, as students, expect the angry and disappointed. students to apply for a position on this My two sources for the Communication Arts at registration to get their administration and faculty to respect our board since the actions of it affect many editorial were also angry Department for the past 10 required courses. students throughout the academic year. opinions, we must show a sufficient and thus supported my years and yet the number of The board is made up of both students and measure of interest in understanding and view. faculty members has The department hasn't faculty members charged with the following the rules set down for our remained constant. been given the go-ahead by responsibility of interpreting the severity benefit. Once again, I am filled "them" to hire the necessary faculty members. of offenses against college regulations. with emotion. Most of the In September, the We will all be affected by those who emotion is sadness and "They" have other things There is a strong need for the on "their" minds and serve on the College Judicial Board. Let's disgust, and my source for Communication involvement of more interested students unfortunately the other all get concerned and motivated about the this editorial feels the same on the board. We feel that the board things don't include „ issue—nominate someone of your choice way. Arts Department serves the purpose of teaching students Let me start at the increasing the faculty in the to serve on the board. the value of self-regulation and self- beginning. will have the Communication Arts Department. The journalism program highest ratio of Go fish has moved to the Communi- For this, students like students per me will suffer. There won't The time has once again come for the been in a state of ill-repair for some time cation Arts Department and there it will join a be as many sections of some GSC lakes to be opened for fishing and now. This is partially due to the fact that teacher on speech program, a public courses offered because the » other general recreation activities of students don't appreciate the lakes and relations program, a faculty members won't be throw bottles, cans, and other articles of campus. which students, faculty, staff, and broadcasting program and available to teach. The students in the families can take advantage. We feel that trash into the lakes. a theater program. the students in particular, and the others In September, the Communication Arts* also, should exercise more respect for the This action does not present the best The above five mention- Communication Arts Department are being facilities available and take a responsible side of the students of GSC, as it makes ed deal with the art of Department will have the cheated out of an education. As a paying customer, attitude toward GSC as a whole. them appear to be a bunch of communications and highest ratio of students per I'm dissatisfied with the As evidenced in the past, students irresponsible youngsters out on a mission therefore should be labeled teacher on campus. At the present time, the amount of attention my sometimes don't realize what they have to destroy campus. We urge students to under one title. (As you can journalism program has education is getting. take their rights and responsibilities tell, I've had a change of until they lose it. We sincerely hope that one professor to 45 students. Where do the priorities of I seriously to avoid the administrative heart since my last the student body will realize the great It had been hoped that this college lie? backlash that could easily follow. editorial.) privilege of having lakes on campus to In September, the five when the program moved to In the classroom or on Let's make GSC something to be proud enjoy before they also lose that right. will be headed by one man. Communication Arts, that the football field? As most have noticed, the lakes have of...act like adults instead of children. Clean-up purpose defeated Wednesday of last week was the high- of our campus and the time and concern light of the celebration of "Spring Folly/ that goes into keeping it clean and in good Earth Day" here. The afternoon was filled shape for all to enjoy. with activities: a picnic by the lakes, The purpose of the day was totally 1 - sponsored by Food Services, music defeated when students insisted on provided by various groups including leaving their paper plates, napkins and Southern Singers, student art work on paper cups on the ground after they sale and the Bio-Science Club sponsored a finished eating their dinners. plant-in. It's not too much to ask people to place It was a beautiful April afternoon and their trash in garbage cans that are the food and entertainment was enjoyed available. Once again apathy strikes the by everyone. campus of GSC and once again it affects The purpose of the day was to make all of us. students and faculty aware of the beauty When is it ever going to stop? SUSAN THORNHILL Features Editor GEORGE ALLEN Sports Editor VALLERIE TRENT Assistant News Editor LINDA LLOYD Copy Editor CHARLES HEBERT Photographer NADINE SWIERSKI Subscriptions LINDA LLOYD Typist SCOTT SHERWIN Production Assistant KEEP** // R The George-Anne is the official student newspaper of Georgia Southern College and is owned and operated by GSC. The office located in room 110, Frank I. Williams Center. Phone number: 681-5246 or 681-5418. Mailing address: GSC Box 8001 Statesboro, Georgia 30460. The GEORGE - ANNE, May 7, 1981, Page 5 GEORGE-ANNE LETTERS courage to sign his/her These deep dollar dips that Instructors who do not opininon of mine and of McCroan Auditorium. SGA officer name. This person ob- the SUB will dance to for a stimulate artistic deve- numerous others that the I will close this letter reflects viously has not read the long set COULD have been lopement, teachers who president of this school has with a verbal assault of my article (Love Makes avoided. Of course, booking don't teach, and show-offs warped sense of priorities own, directed toward Lick DEAR EDITOR: Difference In Gay Life) the Marshall Tucker who don't show pretty Dale Lick has make a gross and all the selfish As I reflect upon the past carefully nor has he/she band was a SAFE choice for neatly describes the mistake by forging ahead Statesboro jock supporters year, I feel I have a lot to be listened carefully to the SUB (considering the Decomposition Depart- with his football plans at who care more about their thankful for. Serving as Richter. group already had en- ment. Even more nauseat- the expense of another future Friday night football SGA vice president hasn't Richter has never gagements at practically ing is the knowledge that urgently pending issue. I frolics than the basic safety always been easy; but I can revealed in his lectures or every other college in- the Fine Flop Faculty seem am, of course, referring to rights of the college honestly say it has been an publications his intimate stitution in Georgia). to be sufficiently satisfied the McCroan problem. I students. Is it that someone experience I will always relationships or "private With just a little with the static state of applaud the efforts of had to die to bring these treasure. I'm grateful to acts." Rather his purpose in common sense an ob- uneducation, while leaving Martha Griner, Mike hunker-down-hungry fans those students who had his lectures and publica- servation as to trends of the art majors to flounder in Anderson and all the other to the bold-faced facts enough faith in my ability tions is to encourage social the majority of fraternities' their wishy-washy waste. students who have organ- regarding the neglected and to serve them to put me in acceptance and under- and independents' listening To sum it up: if instruction, ized ORMA and are seriously hazardous condi- this position. standing of a greatly habits, the SUB would have advisement, and attention fighting for this restoration tions of McCroan? No! In whatever manner our misunderstood subject, recognized the building could be symbolized as a of McCroan. Now! Here is administration may be homosexuality. Richter is to interest in the average GSC splinter in a finger, it would your chance as a student to Eyes are wide with judged, I sincerely feel good be admired because in the student toward a more take a tweezer, long show that you DO care- by football fever, while the about what we've accom- midst of social disapproval progressive sphere of suffering and a little bit of supporting ORMA; attend blindspot remains with plished. I'd like to wish and condemnation he music. If the SUB would blood to get it out. ORMA mettings, speak up McCroan. Let's correct continued success to the represents proudly a have gone to a little extra The most deplorable on this issue, and write a President Lick's vision and incoming SGA officers. I minority of oppressed trouble to book~say-the B- injustice concerning letter to President Lick's fight like hell to get him to hope their experience in people. 52's for instance, the profits apathy, I have reserved for superiors concerning his se?e straight: renovate serving the student body Not only has "name would have been astro- my last point, as it is the negligence and apathy with McCroan now! here at GSC is as educa- withheld" failed to read nomical. (Needless to say, most important It is the the dilapidated conditions Shena tional and enjoyable as it carefully but he/she has by making the people has been for me. also failed to grasp the happy, the SUB would have Guest editorial As my term of office whole concept of Chris- bolstered their image.) This comes to a close, I feel I owe tianity. The primary goal of is just one example of the a great debt of gratitude to any Christian should be to misplaced guilty finger Student press praised many people. First, I'd like love his brother/sister. syndrome concerning the to express my thanks to The Editor's note: Richard even to know their rights. In But when, in some dark Love signifies compassion apathy issue. moment of the night or in George Anne for their help Swanson is a resident hall the struggle to strke a and understanding; it does Although the murmurs the broad and open light of and cooperation this year; I director for Brannen, Cone reasonable balance be- not signify condemnation. about student apathy have and Sanford. tween individual rights and day, the powerful act in a know we haven't always died down in the past A little love and under- All in all, you're just the legitimate interests of way that is questionable to been on the same side of the months, we (the students) standing goes much further another brick in the wall. the academic community; responsible members of the fence, but you've always at helping a person than are always included in the been"supportive and helpful —Pink Floyd between the concerns of academic community, it is does blind criticism. reasons-for-failure blacklist the duty and privilege of the April 22, 1981. "A GSC townfolk and the peace and and for that I'm very A word in closing to whenever an activity or community to question and grateful. student was apprehended safety of the campus "name withheld" is that program falls short of it's chastise those in authority. To the Brothers of Delta on suspicion of drug citizenry, who defends the you are WRONG in stating expectations. Give us a Police powers must, in a free Sigma Pi, I owe much for possession in Landrum powerless? Who shall speak "that the rest of us don't break! Perhaps if the society, be open to scrutiny, their support and service to Center...Saeed Mahzari, a for the student? A thorny give a damn." We most administration opened its and police activities must the student government junior, had picked up a and irritating question, certainly do! squinting eyeballs and be open to criticism. and myself; they were package from the mail center surely. But one which must Theresa Norris offered the students the It is in this situation that always there when I needed when he was apprehended be faced and answered. kind of activities that really a free and responsible press them in a true spirit of by a Campus Security 'Dancers of interest us, the unin- assumes its most important brotherhood and I'll always officer and a Statesboro volvement and disinterest ... the press may role in society. For the press remember that. I'd also like Police Department officer." Apathy' disease could be antidoted. may speak with the to thank all those people —reported in The George- When it comes to amplified voice of thou- who served on committees DEAR EDITOR: Anne, April 30. academic affairs, the sands. Nowhere is this for us when we asked, my Attitude dancing is the To protect and to serve. speak with the misplaced apathy syn- principle more vital than in fellow officers for their new craze these days at The security of the campus GSC. At one time or drome can be adopted also. the student press, which a diligent hard work and is a sensitive and difficult another, it seems that An excellent example lies very often may find itself friendship. responsibility. As a hall everyone moans and within the Art Department amplified voice the only voice of advocacy Lastly, I have to thank director charged with a groans about the lackluster (the Decomposition Depart- for student interests. A one special person above all portion of that responsi- attitude the student body ment), and in this case, it's voice, as it were, crying in who I've come to know and bility, no one is more exhibits. The admin- more like anarchy than the wilderness. Kudos to respect as a dear friend. We appreciative of the service of thousands. istration's frustration with apathy. There is no The George-Anne for its haven't always agreed on and protection afforded by the student's disinterest organization or direction in courage in accepting this things and we haven't the officers of Campus with their little social this department. Anything responsibility. always had it easy but I'm Security. Here in this activities and 'beneficial goes! I don't know what very grateful for all the enclave of scholars, the We are not, let's face it, a happened at Landrum times we've shared-good programs' has been The majority of art very real service provided gathering of criminals Center on April 22.1 wasn't and bad. Thank you John repeatedly tossed in our students can relate to my by these fine people is in- waiting for opportunity, nor there. But Saeed Mahzari Hughes for being a real face! Even student organ- experience concerning the dispensable, and too often izations jump on the a collection of crimes about was there. And so was leader in the spirit of our "Dancers of Apathy" on taken for granted. Knowing soapbox and scream about to occur. We are instead a Campus Security and the only real leader and just for floor number three. More that help is only a phone the path of disinterest and f group of people drawn Statesboro Police Depart- being you. than hal of the classrooms call away when needed is a uninvolvement that the together from disparate ment. So, too, were If the incoming SGA is in the .Decomposition comfort to the soul. majority of 6,000 students backgrounds, communities, numerous gawking by- as fortunate as we were in Department are drowning have chosen. I'm not talk- and homes in pursuit of one standers. having good people to work in doo-doo. The place is a But what of civil rights ing about any old path, I of humanity's nobler goals: Wampeter. Foma. Gran- with, I know they'll have a wreck! A terminally in this ghetto of the young? am referring to THE path Education. To the • extent falloons. good year. Good luck to both contagious case of "who Kids 18 to 22, on average. -A-P-A-T-H-Y. , The George Anne and the t gives a doo-doo" can be seen Naive. Ingenuous. Not that police agencies serve I only know—like any other concerned citizen in SGA in 1980-81! in the attitudes and actions likely to possess the and protect this endeavor, Kathy O'Neill Although I do not intend of the Art Department wherewithal to press for they are to be applauded, this free society—what I to step on anyone's toes in faculty. rights. Often less likely admired, respected. read in the papers. what I am about to express, Love and I do feel the need to say NEWS WRITERS understanding what I have been led to say Deborah Eason, Phyllis Hardeman, Alan Loper, Jan Wonnacott in the way that I am about FEATURES WRITERS DEAR EDITOR: to say it. Clear? Carol Adams, Evelyn Laws, L»» Ann McKinn, Mary Lynne Oglesby, Alan Sultanik I'm writing this letter in The SUB, for instance, SPORTS WRITERS response to the very caustic conveniently put the blame Kirby Garner, Pat Jones, Alan Loper, Bobby Sparks, Pete Warenik attack made on Dr. Fred on the students for their BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVES huge financial loss with the Stuart Brady, Don Hill Richter (April 23, 1981) by ^ someone who lacked the Marshall Tucker concert. Page 6, May 7, 1981, The GEORGE - ANNE "Birmingfind" project profiles Birmingham's past centered cultural things, is not a story about the history of the city, "Many people with "In part, Birmingfind By such as opera, ballet and Birmingfind, but a story E. MARIE ROBERTSON Norrell detailed. memories of the early years was developed to overcome symphony. Birmingham is about a people, a neigh- Managing Editor "We are focusing on two of Birmingham are still this image of our city," he mostly populated by blue borhood." "We are in public areas: neighborhoods and alive, since the city has no added. collar people, who are often After the history of a history; everything we do is ethnic groups," Norrell pre-civil war history," he Birmingfind concen- not oriented toward that neighborhood or people has designed to be taken to the explained. Birmingfind explained. "The city was trates on the social type of entertainment," been compiled, portable public," said Jeff Norrell, directs research into the founded in 1871, so its elements of industrial life, Norrell said. exhibits are built and director of Birmingham, history of these two areas history is more recent and Norrell said. After receiving funding placed all around the city in Alabama's Birmingfind by gathering material such more easily recoverable." "There is the work from the National areas such as shopping project, in a presentation as old letters, photographs experience, and then the Endowment for the malls and public buildings, here last Thursday evening. and documents. Personal family. Churches and ... many people Humanities, Birmingfind Norrell explained. Birmingfind is the stories and recollections are schools pop up frequently directors began a search "to 'Too many times, people discovery, recovery, and also an important part of feel it is largely as important centers of a find out what the non- try to write sociological, preservation of cultural the cultural profiles put community's or an ethnic academic person wanted," anthropological studies aspects of the city of together by Birmingfind, a history of group's history," he said. said Norrell. To gather without dealing with the Birmingham, focusing on Norrell said. "Arabic, Black, and other racial conflict... immigrant schools were interest, the Birmingfind people. It's particularly established quite often. We •staff began by drawing up exciting to ask someone it became widely like to look at businesses -- and printing a poster, and questions they've never family-owned and the like - also went to the local been asked before about Newsbriefs known that as an interesting source of newspapers. their families, their jobs, information about the past "We're going to have a their past. We feel it is Birmingham was as well." lot of human interest important to keep the focus Birmingfind began as stories, we told them," on people, rather than $3,000 for peepholes the most an attempt to provide a Norrell said. "Press institutions. It creates a Peepholes are being installed in all dorm room segregated city in cultural activity for the coverage is important...this history that is more real, a doors at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. people of Birmingham, way we are able to involve history that is more Intended as a security measure, the peepholes will the U.S. at rather than "the European- thousands of people in what positive." cost about 90 cents each or a total of $3,000 for the campus. that time. "In understanding the Bathrooms outlawed history of the city, many people feel it is largely (a Coed bathrooms have been outlawed at the history) of racial conflict," University of Massachusetts campus in Amherst, he said. "In May, 1963, where some have been coed since 1971. The Office of there were a series of Residential Life said all dorm bathrooms would be demonstrations led by the made single-sex next semester because of parental Southern Christian pressure and a state law requiring separate Leadership Association bathrooms for men and women. The student senate and Dr. Martin Luther opposes the move, and passed a motion saying that King. It became widely "splitting up coed floors is implicitly stating that we known that Birmingham as adults cannot handle our own affairs." One was the most segregated student commented: "How are they possibly going to city in the U.S. at that enforce it? I think they're trying to kick us back to the time." year 1950." The eventual bombing of the 16th Street Church, in which three young black Horrible sequel girls attending Sunday A sequel to the Rocky Horror Picture show will school were killed, sym- The GSC Upward Bound advisory Upward Bound is a federally funded be released in July or August. Called Shock bolizes the height of the council met recently on campus to program offering academic help to Treatment, it will feature some of the characters from conflict and is what most review the program's first months of high school students with college the original, according to Associate Producer Robert people think of in relation to operation and plan the upcoming potential and is lead here by Randy Fishko. the past of Birmingham, events for the summer session. Gunter, program director. Norrell pointed out. Mother's Sophomores. YOUR CAREER Day Cards What Are You Doing This It's still not too late Summer to Prepare for It? (o (akt Am\v ROTC Find Out Why IBM, Xerox, Proctor & Gamble, Upjohn and Because there's a two-year Army ROTC program, in case you missed taking ROTC in your first two years of college. Hundreds of Others Want Students You'll have to work to catch up, during the summer before your junior year. But in two years you'll earn about $2,900, more Who Have Worked With Us. than half of which is tax free. Then you'll earn an officer's , , \ commission at the same time you earn a college degree. But mail A beautiful Hallmark I the coupon now. Because by the time you're a junior, if 11 be too late card tells her just j FOR AN how special she is onj CALL: Sunday, May 10. i THE i Capt. Michael A. Kirby INTERVIEW HEN or HOUSE SFC Joseph T. Long Call 865-2961 From 9 a.m.- 5p.m. STATESBORO MALL (912) 681-5320 WE ARE LOOKING FOR A FEW HARD WORKERS c 1980 Hallmark Cards. Inc • i- The GEORGE - ANNE, May 7, 1981, Page 7 * * Coleman assumes post after Joyner resignation Donald A. Coleman has tions, evaluating transfer president of the Georgia Dodge County, Coleman been officially appointed credits and clearing Association of College earned his B.S. degree in registrar and director of students for graduation, Registrars and Admissions education at GSC and his admissions at GSC, a post among other duties related Officer last year. He masters degree in school he has held as acting to scholastic standing. He currently serves the region administration at George * * director and registrar since also oversees all recruit- as a committee member of Peabody College for October. ment and admission the Southern Association of Teachers in Nashville, Coleman brings to the of students, as well as Collegiate Registrar's and Tennessee. He and his wife post 18 years of experience serving on the admissions Admissions Officers. Jean have two children. in the GSC registrar's and committee for recommend- Coleman joined the GSC Coleman has been active admissions office as an ing academic standards administration in 1963 in local civic and church assistant and associate and on the University after nearly 15 years in the work, holding offices in the director. He succeeds Lloyd System Advisory Council Bulloch County School Statesboro Jaycees, Lions Joyner who had held the Administrative Committee system, first as a teacher Club and Rotary Club. He office for two decades until on Records and Admis- and Coach at Statesboro has also been a Sunday his resignation last fall. sions. High School followed by School teacher at the First As registrar, Coleman is Recognized statewide as nine years as principal of Baptist Church for the past reponsible for student a leader in the field, Sallie Zetterower Elemen- 23 years and serves on its DON COLEMAN academic records, registra- Coleman was elected tary School. A native of board of deacons. Origin of organic chemistry explained Minhovitz By VALLERIE TRENT explain the various uses of work in isolating com- Assistant News Editor natural products, es- pounds. "The chemistry of pecially in the area of folk "A great deal of work MAY natural products really is medicine. has been done in the last 10 where organic chemistry "Folk medicine was and or 15 years on the isolation I SALE! started; it's almost still is an important area in of all kinds of very impossible to separate the treatment of human and interesting organic com- natural products chemistry animal ailments. There was pounds of marine or- Budget from organic chemistry or the use of vegetable and ganisms," he said. organic chemistry from animal preparations as "A second point in Dept. natural products chem- dyestuffs—these are all isolation work is the sea's istry," said John Huffman, natural products as we biological activity," he Great Value! All cotton professor of chemistry at think of them today," he added. "This is done Clemson University, in a said. particularly in work which Calico Print - Junior speech in the Herty "The interest in com- is funded by the National Building April 29. pounds obtained from Cancer Institute." JOHN HUFFMAN 88 Huffman's lecture natural sources goes back to entailed an overview of the caveman times," he SKIRTS S*14 history of organic chem- continued, "when Mrs. Elastic waist, flounced hem. S-M-L. istry with overtones on Caveman realized that by 2nd Floor natural products chemistry. taking animal fat and "Organic chemistry as a boiling it with ashes, she science did not start until could get something that about 1800," Huffman said. would clean animal skins, "Prior to the 1800s, or human skin, for that Special Purchase! 100 pr. chemists began isolating matter." Junior and Miss Stretch Terry the first group of really After giving a history of recognizable natural the compounds of natural 88 products," he continued. products, Huffman ex- Bright ideas. SHORTS^! *3 Huffman went on to plained the progress of the You've loved Bass shoes for their looks and comfort, now you're going to love their colors. Choose from new styles in canvas, linen and soft leathers in both basics and the newest fashion shades. Machine washable. S-M-L Promotions" 2nd Floor Continued from p. 1 Hassapis of physics, and Richard Saunders of Dorothy Moore of elemen- history, and Lane Van tary education. New! Drawstring Top, Elastic Tassell of political science. Ankle Bottom - Junior Among the faculty Earning the rank of members promoted from assistant professor are 88 assistant professor to Mary Kettler of home associate rank are Hayden economics, Carolyn Postell $30 White. Multi PANTS IS *15 Carmichael of technology, of Marvin Pittman, Betty S-M-L. Poly/cotton. John DeNitto of profess- Rockett of educational 2nd Floor ional laboratory experien- psychology, Pamela Thom- ces, Edgar Godfrey of ason of recreation and technology, Robert Hanley Karen Witcher of the of psychology, Vassilios library. Large Geometric Design 1981 GSC BEACH TOWELS88 $27 Tan Leather & Rope v™t *4 fishing regulations 2nd & 3rd Floors Limit in size and number of fish: Large Selection Mother's Day Gifts! 15 bluegill per person 5 bass per person (no bass will be taken under 12 inches) 6 catfish per person $26 .... Navy, green, Fishing in the lakes is confined to pole and line or rod and reel. white, cinnamon All laws and regulations required by the Fish and Game Commission are also required by GSC. Patterson Griffin No fishing from boats. Fishing will be from sun up until sun Statesboro Mall down. GSC will not be responsible for any loss, damage, or accident to anyone or to personal property. v- Page 8, May 7, 1981, The GEORGE - ANNE "\ ABWA honors Stephens By DONNA KNIGHT for 1981 by the local chapter ABWA and is currently Kirbylene Stephens, of the American Business president of the association. FEATURES secretary to Dale Lick, Women's Association. Her accomplishments GSC president, has been The ABWA annually include a B.S. degree in ^ selected Woman of the Year selects a woman within the education with majors in organization for achieve- business and English from ment in her field of business GSC, and "extracurricular" Consum-a-rama workshops, exhibits held and education, parti- activities such as being a cipation in the ABWA and faculty sponsor for the Editor's note: The third University of Georgia When preparing meals, Yellow No.5 will be in community activities. Baptist Student Union, a annual Consum-a-rama, Extension Service in a don't focus on recipes, but labeled," she said. Stephens is also entitled to leader for the high school "A Carousel of foods," workshop on "Watching gradually reduce the On the effects of caffeine compete for the National Training Union group, was held last week with a your Weight," one of many amount of fat like butter on the body, Rivera said ABWA's Top Ten Business founder and sponsor for Phi day of workshops, such as workshops held during the and sauces in your foods, that studies have shown Women of the Year awards. Beta Lambda at GSC, choir "Know the Meats You Stephens, who has been member of the First Baptist day-long Consum-a-rama Wall said. that an excess amount of Eat," "Seafood Selec- employed with GSC for 25 Church, recruiter for GSC on April 28. caffeine is attributed to tions" and "Gourmet years, has a five-year record and judge for several Childhood experiences causing missing limbs and Gadgets," and exhibits. In dieting, Wall believes of perfect attendance with beauty pageants. "Gardens of the have a major affect on later too many people are skeletal disorganizations in South," a Southern eating habits, said Wall. attracted to a low carbo- experimental rats. Living, Progressive For example, the doctor hydrate diet since a rapid "Pregnant women Farmer — sponsored gives a child a sucker; the weight loss occurs. Actually should stay away from cooking school, was the mother gives her child milk only water is lost and caffeine," said Rivera. "The highlight of the day's and cookies for an gained repeatedly, she said. FDA will move that caffeine not required to be events. afternoon snack. After the Exercise is the second contained in Cokes, other The following are adolescent stage, weight essential way of losing soft drinks, etc." articles written on two of begins to creep up. A wife weight. Exercising controls "More and more people the Consum-a-rama generally gains weight calories, improves muscle today are requesting for workshops--" Watching from her own cooking, a tone and stimulates blood Your Weight" and "Food labels to be put on foods," decrease in activity and circulation, she said. Additives, Labeling and continued Rivera. "Signs childbearing. Wall concluded the Other Controversial have been put in grocery workshop by describing a Issues." stores about saccharin and Wall advised two crucial healthy diet called the 4-4-3- Weight Watching other such items contained ways to lose weight. First, 2 pattern, a 1200 calorie diet By LEE ANN McKIM in foods," she said. and most important, with four servings of fruits Staff Writer breaking eating habits is a or vegetables, four servings Consum-a-rama was "Why eat dinner if you must, she said. Instead of of bread or cereal, three are not hungry?" Habitual sponsored by the eating while watching TV, servings of milk and two eating is one of many Cooperative Extension change your eating pattern servings of meat each day. reasons for weight gain, Service, the GSC Division and begin eating only in the However, if fats are added, of Home Economics, the said Linda Wall, of the kitchen. the calorie count will Statesboro Service increase, she warned. League and The Food Additives and Statesboro Herald. Labeling KIRBYLENE STEPHENS By EVELYN LAWS Staff Writer The good things the Food and Drug Adminis- tration does never get mentioned, said Ana Rivera, a consumer affairs officer with the FDA, in a workshop on food additives, labeling and related issues during the recent Consum- a-rama. "When saccharin was taken off the market, the FDA contracted to continue to do some research. The FDA is concerned about saccharin because children have been exposed to it before birth," said Rivera. "Some mothers are drin- king diet drinks to keep slim." "It will probably take 15 months before saccharin is Joe Gufford (1), associate professor of taken off the market," she education, helps Linda Ullain, who prepared said. the recipes, to make a Chinese dish during the Rivera also spoke about Southern Kitchens cooking school, the Yellow No.5, the food highlight of the day-long Consum-a-rama. coloring most often found Now Wendy's gives you even more choice, in bakery goods and dairy Sponsoredby Southern Living and Progressive with our new Chicken Sandwich. Farmer magazines, the cooking school foods. "Many people are entertained and informed the audience as allergic to Yellow No.5, but dishes such as San Antonio Taco Salad, because people are allergic Plump, lightly breaded breast of chicken, Flowerpot Banana Bread and Tryon Palace to the food coloring, it will deep-fried and served hot on a fresh bun Silk Pie were prepared. not be taken off the market. Foods that are coated with with your choice of toppings. WASH WORLD COUPON I COLLEGE PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER NEW DISCOUNT TICKETS Chicken Q i 19 OX.D rASHIOHlED I 15% OFF I Air Conditioned! FREE FREE Alterations With | $r HAMBURGERS Dry Cleaning One Wash 2 Lbs. Drop-Off Minimum i Sandwich 10 lbs. I Offer good at Statesboro Wendy's only Load Laundry Service Offer Expires May 13, 1981 I plus tax WITHWlin COUPONuuurun College^™„».. Plaza» ™~ Mon.-Thurs., 10 a.,-8 p.m.—Fri., Sat., Sun., 10 am.,-6 p.m. One Coupon Per Customer The GEORGE - ANNE, May 7, 1981, Page 9 Tips can help stop crime By MARY LYNNE valuable in plain view." carry the key "if you're OGLESBY Howell urged that if girls going to be where you can't Staff Writer must leave their purses in see your door." He also "Most of the time, we their car, they should put advised that persons should cause the theft that we them under the seat or in not leave notes on the door have," said Harold Howell, the glove compartment. "If indicating when they are chief of Campus Security. it's in a convenient spot, absent and should not leave Frequently, "you tempt temptation is likely to get the door unlocked for a people weak enough to the best of him (a would-be roommate who has lost his commit crime," he said. criminal)," he commented. or her key. "If you drive up to your "Girls out walking dorm and leave your car Another crime pre- should walk two together running and unattended, vention tip that Howell and avoid dark places," a criminally-minded person recommended is to "avoid said Howell. "At night you is tempted to jump in and carrying large sums of should not be out walking in drive off," according to money - a checking account clothes that would entice Howell. "You don't need to or traveler's check is the someone." leave your key in it." safest way." He added that a person "If you have valuables, could be "totally and Howell cited an example don't advertise them," completely normal, but you that a person might not be added Lt. Sidney Deal, of don't know which ones are Spring Folly violent enough to cause a Campus Security. "Don't and which ones aren't." break-in, but may be flash your money." Howell also stressed influenced into committing Another good habit to that girls should "not a crime when he sees "a form, according to Howell, sunbathe near a public purse or some other is to lock your door and street." This merely influences actions of "mentally unbalanced people." Lake concert held "A citizen has to get involved," stressed Sgt. The GSC Concert Band Bugler's Holiday by Leroy Henry Anderson, of will present a "Concert by Anderson, Holiday for Campus Security. the Lake" at 3 p.m. on Trombones by David Rose, "We have a lot of Sunday, May 10 (Mother's the Light Cavalry Overture damage in the parking lots, Day). by F. von Suppe and several and if there's a witness, it is The program, designed marches. reported a day to two weeks to appeal to all ages, will late," he cited as an Spring folly, a mass campus and a celebration, including an art feature an hour of band The public is invited to example. renovation project, was held April show, entertainment and dinner by music reminiscent of park attend the informal concert "If a citizen would report 27-May 1. A grounds clean-up and the lake, highlighted the week of concerts of the past. free of charge. In case of it immediately, we could planting trees and flowers continued efforts toward improving the campus Among the selections to rain,the event will be held in catch the person com- throughout the week. Wednesday, appearance. be performed are Comed- the Foy Fine Arts Recital mitting the crime," he Georgia Avenue was closed to traffic ians Gallop by Kabalevsky, Hall. added. A GREAT PLACE TO BE! SUNDAY NIGHT "Come As You Are' WEDNESDAY NIGHT Beach Party Drink 'N' Drown 75* Bar Brands Bar Brands & Draft 25< 50* Draft SAVANNAH'S MOST EXCITING NIGHTCLUB MALONES ANNUAL LUAU Sunday Night May 17th Roast Pig • Hawaiian Fruits • Hawaiian Drinks & Punches Hula Contest • Limbo Contest • Best Dressed Hawaiian Contest $50 1st Prize Bar Drinks 75* & Draft 50* VIP s FREE with card Others $3.00 cover SPECIAL APPEARANCE! ! COMING SOON!! THE FAT AAAMONS BAND WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS THE KAYS JUNE 11th-13th JUNE 18th - 20th Page 10, May 7, 1981, The GEORGE - ANNE Santana returns to roots Humor with E. Marie By produced a commercial After these albums, ALAN L. SULTANIK band of Latin rock. With a Santana albums have Columnist band of much previous alternated between Carlos 'The time has come../ Carlos Santana began experience and equal talent, Santana's solo albums and his career playing the Santana produced (in 1968) his collaborations with By What a dismal thing to do! guitar in the red-light an album which, deserving- people such as Buddy Miles E. MARIE ROBERTSON "McCroan is fine," the Eagle said district of Tijuana, Mexico. ly, received much critical and the Makavishan Managing Editor "We'll fix it up for you." After moving to San acclaim. Orchestra. Fancisco during the Their appearance at The "Caravanserai" The Eagle "Don't worry about Journalism Haight/Ashbury-Hippie Woodstock brought them album found Santana and the Carpenter It's actually doing well.. ." explosion, Santana earned recognition on an inter- working with a looser (With apologies to Lewis Carroll) The Carpenter said nothing but his first bit of recognition national scale, pushing the aggregation of musicians; The sun was shining on the field Yelled: "Eagles, give 'em hell!" playing on the second Al sales of their debut album the product became a jazz- As hard as it could beam Look out, Bulldogs, here we come! Hooper-Mike Bloomfield into platinum status. rock fusion. It Did its very best to make Ring the victory bell!" super session. The rest of Santana's Those Eagle goal posts gleam Santana wanted a sound The next two albums seven albums fluctuate And this was odd, because back then "It seems a shame," the Eagle said included many talented which would distinguish between ordinary to There was no football team . . . "To play them such a trick. him from the other San musicians, such as Neal excellent. Moonflower, a We've made the story sound so nice, Schon and Coke Escovedo, Fran bands so he added combination album con- The Eagle and the Carpenter And we're slipping this in so quick!" and rendered a hit single. bongos and congos and taining live and studio Were feeling very funny The Carpenter said nothing but recordings, began a short They wept like anything to see "You know, you make me sick." era of commercialism. Such quantities of money Santana brought the old Spent in Athens each weekend "I weep for you," the Eagle said Fleetwood Mac song, "Football would be lovely!" To the students gathered there MONEY "Black Magic Woman," With heavy heart he began to type alive and put it on the "The time has come," the Eagle said, The budget for the year And for the programs and the students charts. Since then, they 'To talk of many things SAVERS have compiled a handful of Of long road trips and scholarships He shed a bitter tear. hits. GOOD NEWS FOR STU- And whether cash has wings DENTS! Battered budgets Santana's new album, And if it can be conjured up "My students," said the Carpenter rebuilt at Maryland Fried Zebop!, although still With a few telephone rings." "You can be proud of me! Chicken this month. That's commercial, is quite a fine Your academic programs may a little right. This month is Money- album. Carlos Santana is "But wait a bit," the students cried Fund-depleted be, unquestionably one of the Saver Month at Maryland "Before we say begin, But money soon will flood right in: Fried Chicken. This is the finest guitarists around. Some programs are losing ground Football at GSC!" month to S-T-R-E-T-C-H Zebop! is the best Santana Asd all are funded thin!" those food dollars and beat album in a couple of years. "No problem!" said the Carpenter. If it turns out the budget the high cost of living. Try He put aside some of "We'll bail you out again." Is a little underbuilt our new Drive-Thru the commercialism and And the real budget is high enough Order Station for take out brought back a little of the "A lot of cash," the Eagle said, To make your suspenders wilt orders. Latin roots. "Is what we chiefly need: And perhaps your major has been CLIP OUT AND SAVE Zebop! is worth checking Three coaches and a trainer, yet Back-stabbed right to the hilt, (Just Clip Out these Coupons & out for anyone whp even And fine play books to read. Present When Placing Order.) slightly enjoys Santana. A stadium would be quite nice, Well, the Eagle and the Carpenter ——WH. 3(}C P*X= PMC D*tC And uniforms, indeed." When they began meant well But good intentions have long been known Mini Review: Talking To pave the road to hell Heads' David Byrne and "But what of us?" the Students cried Maryland Fried Turning a little blue All I can say is: "God, I hope audio genuis Brian Eno The season tickets sell!" have combined talents and After the kindness of the Carpenter Chicken Snack released "My Life in the 2pc. Bush of Ghosts," a sample of the global media blitz. 2 pc. chicken (mixed) The vocal tracks are made Broucek, Graham honored lroll $109 from snippets of radio broadcasts and middle Expires May 31st. eastern music. Eno and GSC's Zeta Omicron Jack Broucek and John Michigan in 1942, and his Byrne then set them in and Chapter of Phi Mu Alpha Graham were recognized Ed.D. from Florida State against percussive, repeti- Sinfonia Professional for their years of service to University in 1962. He has tive mind-funk. The vocals Music Fraternity honored GSC and for their work been with GSC since 1944 * range from an evangelist to two retiring members of the toward the advancement of and is retiring as the head a Lebanese mountain, music faculty at their music in America. They of the Department of Music. Mini Fish singer. Definitely different. annual Spring Musical both received a Certificate Graham received his I like it. April 29. of Appreciation for their B.M. in 1941 and his M.M. ' support. in 1947 from North Texas pc. fish State University. He vegetable Broucek received a received his Ed.D, in 1953 4 h2 hushpuppies B.S.M. from Baldwin- from the University of Wallace College in 1939, an Oklahoma. He joined the $-|49f M.M. from the University of GSC staff in 1962. Expires May 31st. PCK HK HtC r____—._———_——^ CINEMA-SCOPE Large Chicken MEN'S JEANS r $ Walter Hill brings back the classic western in "The Dinner Long Riders," a fast-paced film with plenty of fast gun ' »10- 15 play, bar room brawls and hair-raising getaways. The 3 pc. chicken (mixed) SUB movie will be shown May 8-10, Friday and Saturday 2 vegetables at 9 p.m. and Sunday at 8 and 10 p.m. , Horror Film Festival Week begins May 12 with "Night lroll $019 20% OFF of the Living Dead," George Romero's classic cult film JWITH THIS COUPON where dead people return to take over. "Psycho," one of Expires May 31st. Alfred Hitchcock's best films, will be shown May 13. "The, »« ** ** —"* Abominable Dr. Phibes," starring Vincent Price, will be shown May 14. Dr. Phibes devises a bizarre scheme to systematically eliminate 10 people according to the 10 Maryland FRIED CHICKEN Gentleman John Boutique curses afflicted upon Pharoah in the Old Testament. All the • College Plaza films during Horror Film Festival Week will be shown at 8 and 10 p.m. and admission is free. Fair Road Phone 681-1078 All movies are shown in the Biology Lecture Hall. tW HH HtC The GEORGE - ANNE, May 7, 1981, Page 11 Authority on dying speaks on her life and work By Dying, is still on the best She said that she could brutally raped and murder- and to "get you in touch absolutely everything, but SUSAN THORNHILL seller lists. not talk of what she and the ed" is to know that "their with your unfinished was nothing." Features Editor Most children are raised parents shared with each spiritual beings leave their business," she said. Kubler-Ross said the "Ask yourself why the "I love you if . . .," said other because it would bodies and they feel no biggest windstorm of her richest, most blessed nation Kubler-Ross, and explained violate a type of doctor- pain." In a life-threatening Kubler-Ross described life came when she went on in the world has a suicide that if you love children if patient relationship. situation, the spirit leaves her role in working with a date in the place of her rate of children that goes up they bring good grades before the child dies, she dying patients and their sister who was sick and the every year," said Elisabeth home or if they meet some said, just as "a butterfly families to be that of a boy never knew. "I felt like Kubler-Ross, world-renown- other kind of standard, comes out of a cocoon." The "translator and catalyst" ed authority on death and Every human a clone, totally replace- "you raise prostitutes." cocoon may be damaged for discovering and acting able," she said. dying in a program here while the butterfly is on their unfinished last week. being has spirit "I wanted to work with Love must be "uncondi- outside. business. others who were nothing The third leading cause tional, a total sharing love The Swiss-born psychia- because I knew what that of death of children between that demands nothing," she guides. Little trist was one of triplets and was like inside," said the ages of six and 16 is "Every human being said. "If you do anything in has spirit guides. Little as such had no identity of Kubler-Ross on her reason suicide, said Kubler-Ross. your life with unconditional children are aware of them her own, she said. "I had for entering psychiatry. "We are on the verge of children are love, without expecting and call them playmates," self-destruction," she said. anything in return, it comes said Kubler-Ross and added If we don't prevent this back to you a thousand aware of them that their presence is from continuing and "if we times." verifiable. During major don't face it, we are doomed The day before speaking and call them holiday weekends, she to a slow death." at GSC, Kubler-Ross was in spends time with children Atlanta visiting some of the playmates. who have been involved in Kubler-Ross has written parents of the children accidents and are near four books which are killed in the on-going chain death. When she talks with considered the cornerstones of murders there because —Kubler-Ross them, they say their of the relatively new field of "they have no support "Mommy is waiting for working with dying system at all." People shy them," and telling them patients and their families away from the parents of Kubler-Ross did say that everything is all right, but and her best known murder and rape victims, a comfort to all parents no one has actually told book, On Death and she said. whose "children are them that their mother died in the accident yet. They know before they are told, Admission standards high she said, and attributes this to the presence of the spirit By VALLERIE TRENT state and in the region, "I would say that guide. Assistant News Editor Coleman said GSC admis- Southern sets very high "I love my work and my GSC admission stand- sion standards favorably standards^and expectations patients love me. That's all ards are among the highest parallel those institutions' of students' (performance) that counts," said Kubler- in the state, excluding standards. are higher. The demanding Ross. "particular purpose" "We do propose to academic rigors of GSC The gifts dying patients ]i institutions, such as continue to evaluate our prepare and 'well-equip' the can give are to "help you mem '«▼.. &**&% ':' '.%mm Georgia Tech, according to admission standards and to students. A student will appreciate what you have" ELISABETH KUBLER-ROSS Don Coleman, director of continue to raise them," he have a much better Admissions. added. background when he or she "Our admission stand- The Admission Commi- graduates from such an ards reflect particular SAT ttee reviews admission institution," Coleman said. scores. We have an standards annually. The Since GSC is planning to academic reputation in the committee has made a continually raise the sense that we are a modification of the student admission standards, 'demanding-type' insti- transfer policy, which now Coleman explained that tution. The demand on the says that a transfer student "we are not seeking to have students is the relation is required to earn 30 hours a large increase in between SAT scores and of satisfactory credit with a enrollment, but rather a RING DAY!!! admission," he continued. 2.0 cumulative GPA before 'steady' increase in keeping In terms of comparison he or she is eligible for with our facilities and our of other institutions in the admission to GSC. budgetary considerations." ftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftft * * Outside GSC "Eagle" * * WANTED £ DEADORAUVE * preferably alWe Bookstore % Reporters and Ad Salesmen * for The "ward winning'' Landrum Center George-Anne gQa^3la «& If interested, come by £ Williams Center, Rm 110 Thursday, May 7, 1981 «£ (above Sarah's Place), * or call 681-5246. 10:00 a.m. - 1 p.m. 5:00 p.m. - 7 p.m. | REWARD OFFERED ftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftft&& ftftftftft Page 12, May 7, 1981, The GEORGE - ANNE WANTED: Two roommates to A share expences of large white Miscellanys house across street from Police Miscellaneous Station. Rent $137.50 and utilities. Call 764-7851. MISCELLANEOUS: Skydiv- going on WANTED TO BUY: Bike (any ing! The ultimate high, the first kind), cheap, must be in good jump course for this exciting sport reserve condition. Call Connie at 681- is offered this quarter by GSC Any regularly enrolled student, John Novikoff. Phone CLASSIFIEDS 1127. (5/7) GSC student can reserve a 681-5273, Room 108, Brannen Hall, or call the Sylvania airport copy of the Miscellany free! Help Wanted for details. Just send name and SAVE THE AMERICAN WAY Landrum Box to Miscellany after 6 p.m. FOUND: Outside Hollis, (1) one HELP WANTED: Did your and help support Wendy LB 8023. The magazines, For Sale FOR SALE: Brand new, in the silver key ring with the name summer job fall through over Williams. Send donations to the which will be produced box, Audiovox AM/FM auto "David" on it. To claim, contact Easter break? Summer break Plasmatics Legal Defense Fund FOR SALE: Sears Kenmore reverse cassette, four way June Bryant LB 8986 and identify available. Make $253 a week. Call during the last week of dishwasher with cutting block at Stiff America Records, '157 balance, separate base and treble, the date on back. (5/21) . for an interview 865-2961 from 9 West 57th St., New York, N. Y. spring quarter, will be top. Excellent condition. Call $110. Also, an Audiovox AM/FM a.m.-5 p.m. (5/21) 681-4203. (5-7) LOST: Set of keys in Sweetheart 10019. delivered on first come, first Digital read out eight track, with Circle. Macrame key chain, FOR SAL.E: New AM-FM stereo, clock. Seperate base and treble, toenail clipper attached. Contact Broadcast frat serve basis. Volkswagen car radio, speakers $110. Call Nick. 681-2496. (5/14) or come by The George-Anne HELP WANTED: Babysit in included, $50. Call 681-5596, office. my home for kids from 5:30 p.m. to Education Building, room 51. (5-7) FOR SALE: One Zenith Allegro 7:30 a.m. Monday-Thursday. will offer Blachman sound system. One (1) 19 inch 5:30 p.m. Friday to 7:30 p.m. Mon- FOR SALE: A one of a kind: black and white TV. One (1) Wanted day morning. Excellent care-very TV workshop macrame hanging chair in a custom 500, 4-door, 289 4 bbl„ reasonable. Hot meals. Call day to speak burgundy, wine color with power steering. Call after 4 p.m. 5409, night 764-3058. (5/7) Have you ever wondered crushed velvet seat. Sells for $300. 681-2683. Ask for Leo. (5/21) what happens when a WANTED: Roommate(s)!! Inquire Will sacrifice for $150. Also FOR SALE: Pair of four way HELP WANTED: SUMMER television show is made? tonight macrame lessons. Contact Les speakers, large cabinets, sound with Steve, 2 Pine Dr., 7643560. JOBS, local and overseas-write Argyle after 4:00 p.m. at 865-5137. $165 per month, utilities included, for information to: A.P. Company Here is your chance to terrific, need the money. $50.00 paritially furnished. (5/14) (5/7/81) call 764-2664 ask for Fred. (5/21) 1516 E. Tropicana Dept. 7a-110 find out firsthand, and have Dr. Morris Blachman, FOR SALE: Black and white TV, WANTED: Male roommate to' Las Vegas, Nevada 89109. a great time at it. research associate of the 12-in. screen. Perfect for dorm FOR SALE: Sears "Best" occupy three bedroom house. Include a self-addressed stamped room, $35. Also, TV game, has not Microwave oven. Digital, three Completely furnished. Located envelope. (5/14/81) The GSC chapter of the Institute of International been used in several months, but stage cooking—the works. $425. within walking distance of National Broadcasting Studies at the University worked last time I used it. Has 681-1502. (5-14) campus. Call 681-1940 after 6 p.m. Society, Alpha Epsilon of South Carolina, will (5-14) ping pong, squash, hockey and Rho, is offering you the make a presentation practice settings. Selling "as is," Services $15 with TV, $20 without. Call For Rent WANTED: Commuter, to and opportunity to try your skill entitled "The U. S. and 681-1127 or drop a note to C. from Savannah. Possible to at basic television produc- the Forces of Change in alternate driving. First class 9 Manley, L. B. 10336. (5-7) FOR RENT: Available May 1. SERVICE: Will type term tion. Latin America" tonight a.m., finish at 3 p.m. Contact papers or anything you need 116 Lester Rd. Excellent, new This is a six hour at 7:30 p.m. in the Foy FOR SALE: Very nice 16 ft. condition, 2 br. porch, utility Deborah Cranman at the Home typed. Call Sue at 681-5555 or 489- Recital Hall. O'DAY Daysailor with trailer. room, carport. Low utilities. $315 Economics house, 681-5345; in 8154 after 5 p.m. (5/21) Saturday session in the TV Excellent condition, price to sell. mo. Nancy Reeves 681-5575 work: Savannah, 355-6633 or LB 11792. studio in the Hollis At 11 a.m., he will be 681-1888 after 6. (5-7) (5-14) SERVICES: Will type term 764-3646 home. (5/14/81) Building, room 106, here. speaking on "El FOR SALE: Stereo system. papers, manuscripts, etc. Very Salvador: Its People, Its WANTED: Participants in the reasonable. Fast, accurate and Sessions will be conduct- Package deal. Value $1,400. Will Travelers Switchboard program Culture, Its War" in room sell for less. Technics amp, Sony dependable. Will type on short ed May 9, May 16, and May Lost/Found sponsored by WVGS. We at 107.7 notice. Call 681-5358. (5-7) 11 of the Newton Building, reel to reel, Pioneer speakers, have designed this beneficial 23. Please mail $6 registra- Technics turntable. Leave to be followed by a FOUND: Gold 17 jewel ladies program to help students find a SERVICES: Discreet pictures tion fee to: National message at 764-5229. (5-7) watch between Hendrix and the roundtable discussion of ride or rider to share the expense printed, color or b/w, no questions Broadcasting Society, FOR SALE: Hillary Backpack Library on 4/7. Call Lynda at 681- of traveling. Call now and get asked. Call Alan, 764-7189.(5/14) GSC faculty members. $40; Coleman 1-burner stove, $10: 5376, room 119 to identify. your name on this week's list if Communicative Arts Blachman will be the Huffy 10 speed men's bike, $60 (5/7/81) you are planning a trip from SERVICE: Get busy, you write it, Department, L.B. 8091. For Army down sleeping bag, $25: FOUND: Cross pen, silver with fourth speaker in the Statesboro. Call 681-5525. I'll type it. Term papers, reports, information, contact Doug Merck Vet manual (new ed.), $15; name engraved on it. Found in Travelers Switchboard is aired on resumes, etc. Reasonable rates lecture series "Crisis in chest of drawers, $25. Contact Hanner parking lot 4-23. Call Thursday at 5, 7, and 9 p.m. and and rush jobs available. Call Jean Sims, instructor, during American Foreign Chris, L.B. 11712 or 1-982-2515 Pam, 489-8982. (5/21) Friday at 9 a.m. and noon. (5/14) at 852-5405. (5-7) office hours, 681-5138. 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No more "Reg-gie of us who had the SPORTS Co-fer" or "today's lucky experience to hear him pleasure of having a very experience being exposed distinct voice on her directly to live audience. number is," but the announce. campus the past two years. That was one of the most That voice belongs to Alan unique experiences I've ever Loper. had. It's completely Baker excelling; Loper owns the "golden different world on stage. It voice" of GSC. His voice has was great working with an resounded to the many experienced actress like leading all Eagles people of Statesboro. It has Peggy Shelton. Her stage entered into the homes, presence made me feel very "Rip" is a term in the his 57.1 on base percentage businesses and dormitories relaxed during the perfor- language of baseball that is is the club's best. of the small south Georgia mance," said Loper. used to describe a ball that a Baker has also proven community. Besides working with batter hits hard, very hard, smooth with a glove. An His expressions of "Reg- WPTB and the Masquers, most often a line drive. Ail-American second gie Co-fer, and Bob-by Loper has worked with When applied to Georgia baseman in junior college Jahn, or his equally as other professional af- Southern College third for National Champion famous "today's lucky filiates. baseman Derrell Baker, it Middle Georgia, Baker number is" has entertained In December of '78, describes his season. moved to the hot corner last scores of people around the Loper was a ring announcer "Derrell is the best hitter year. He has done a superb area. for the Universal Wrestling 1 have ever coached," said job. Loper began his actual Alliance. He has worked as Eagle boss Jack Stallings, But it is at the plate broadcasting in March of a production assistant for one of the most respected where Baker draws the 1980. He worked as a disc Ted Turner's Cable News tutors in the game. "There most cheers. He is a strong jocky for WPTB in Network and as a student may have been guys who powerful hitter who is Statesboro. Loper has assistant for GSC's Sports went two weeks or so hitting intelligent and disciplined announced football, base- Information Department. as well, but no one that I at the plate. ball and basketball play-by- can remember has ever He does not often go play for WPTB for South- Loper's plans on being a been so consistent as after a "pitcher's pitch" east Bulloch High School play-by-play announcer Bake." unless he is trying to foul it over the past year. someday for a professional A senior from nearby off. Several times this year "Small town radio is baseball team. He prefers Hinesville, Baker enters the he has fouled off a half very valuable in that it television over radio, but is Eagles final ten games with dozen or more pitches allows you to gain valuable eager to work in either if a .475 batting average. On before lacing one of his experience in different given the chance. the Eagles recent road familiar line drives into phases, besides talking Realizing the job trip to South Carolina right field for a hit. behind a microphone," said market, Loper anticipates Georgia State and Mercer- "He is the most Loper., "You produce starting small and moving Atlanta, he raised the intelligent and disciplined commercials, learn to read up. He hopes to start in average 11 points. hitter I have ever worked all news and get into a little Augusta or Savannah and with," says Stallings. "But bit of the technological with experience, get a better It makes little difference ALAN LOPER to Baker as to the team the even more impressively, he aspects of radio." job. Eagles are playing when he stays within himself when Loper feels that WPTB gets his "rips." He has hit he bats." has been very helpful to safely in 50 of Southern's 55 "He is always on the him. He feels his biggest games and one of those five same emotional plain, help has been Bernard hitless contests, he was whether he is coming up Morris, general manager of BUYING walked all three times he hitless or with four straight WPTB. Loper said, "Ber- came to the plate. He has hits, he has no change in nard has been a great two or more hits in 31 games attitude." teacher. I'm very fortunate and has had a "perfect day" to have been able to start in five times. radio working for him." Loper's exposure to GSC He leads the 18th ranked has been directly involved Eagles in ten offensive with athletics and theater. catagories, including hits He has been the public announcer for the men's (96), runs (63), RBI (54), doubles (18), and triples (3). and women's basketball games the past two seasons, His .629 slugging percen- tage is tops (his batting as well as baseball. average at .475 is higher He also worked with the We Buy More Because We Pay More! Masquers. In the winter of than any teammates '80, he held the lead role in slugging percentage) and DERRELL BAKER •CLASS RINGS (Any Condition) •GOLD COINS •GOLD & SILVER JEWELRY 1 •SILVER COINS & I Wednesday & Thursday Night Special I COIN COLLECTIONS I 7:30-11:30 Professional Appraisal I m&>l Buy a whole sandwich and Pitcher of Beer at Regular Price and get 2nd Pitcher FREE! I ONLY WITH THIS COUPON I This offer not valid for persons under 19 years of age I I SILVER EXCHANGE Offer Expires May 13, 1981 J 58 E. Main St. 764-7689 468 South Main Street across from the Nic Nac Statesboro, Georgia 30458 764-5608 Page 14, May 7, 1981, The GEORGE - ANNE Sports Shorts Basketball the tournament cham- thing is that the new coach By REGGIE COFER pionship 65-50. have the flexibility to lead a Staff Writer newly begun program." The Roadies captured It was the second Wagner confirmed that the Afro-American Club's tournament that the Erk Russell, the defensive Third Annual Unity Day Roadies have won this year. coordinator at the Univer- Classic Men's Basketball They claimed the in- sity of Georgia, had been on Tournament here Sunday, tramural title earlier this campus this past weekend. April 26, by defeating the year. GSC is now in the process of defending champions, interviewing, but they do Kappa Alpha Psi Frater- have to wait until spring nity 65-50. Robert Jackson, former practice is over before they The single-elimination Georgia Southern College begin to take any action. tournament tipped-ofi star player, was the Saturday with the Brannen tournament's MVP. Baseball Hall Lakers taking on the The Brannen Hall Hawks from Oxford Hall. By PETE WARENIK Lakers overwhelmed the The next game featured the Staff Writer host AAC in the con- Mark Zaleski, catcher for host A AC squaring off with solation game, 64-42. the Fellowship of Christian Stetson University, broke Athletes. The Roadies and Football up a tight pitcher's duel Kappa Alpha Psi were idle with a three-run ninth The GSC 10,000 meter road race was winner with a time of 16:18.81, By KIRBY GARNER the first round by drawing inning homer as the Stetson * held this past Saturday. Among the second was Marty Pritzler. Angie Staff Writer byes. Hatters defeated the GSC participants were people from Wendelken was the women's winner GSC, having just Eagles 3-0 here last week. Savannah, Atlanta, and even with a 21:51. Susan Reinholz was announced the beginning of Brannen Hall and the Zaleski's homer made a Chattanooga. First-place winners in second. In the 10,000 meters Don a football program less AAC were winners in the winning pitcher of Brad their respective age groups were Roberts was the men's winner with than a month ago, is first round and earned the Fraley, who pitched a awarded trophies. In the one mile a time of 32:51. David Neggleburg nearing a decision on the right to play in the semi- brilliant two-hitter. Both Joanne Pritzler was the women's was second with a 34:00 time. Karen head coaching position. An finals. GSC hits came in the the winner with a time of 7.0. Jody Hill was the women's winner with a announcement will pro- The Roadies crushed ninth inning. Slater was the men's winner with a time of 47:20, followed by Kay bably be made by the end of Brannen Hall 90-64 and time of 4:55.7. In the 5,000 meters Kirshner with a time of 47:32. Kappa Alpha Psi got by the this week. GSC starter Chuck David Ellenburg was the men's AAC 52-47 to set up Lusted was the losing For the position, the Sunday's championship pitcher. He allowed only man selected will be the best game. eight hits in the losing possible coach that is well cause. Stetson's Fraley Eagles descend on Hawks; known throughout the faced only 29 batters, two In Sunday's action, the Georgia area, as well as the over the minimum, in Roadies overpowered the Southeast area. Athletic making his record 4-2. With smaller Kappa Alpha Psi Director David "Bucky" the loss, Lusted fell to a 10-3 Kilimonis earns win and save team, defeating them for Wagner added, "The main slate for the year. By GEORGE ALLEN Kilimonis came on in the jumped out to a quick 3-0 Sports Editor seventh inning for starter lead in the first. Mercer The GSC Eagles closed Terrill Parham and retired followed by picking up four out the regular season early three straight batters to runs in the bottom of the last week by sweeping a preserve the win. fourth (off Eagle starter doubleheader from the Carlos Colon). Colon was Mercer Hawks of Atlanta. replaced by Todd Kliment Derrell Baker, who was who got the last out. GSC took the first game four for seven on the day, of the twin-bill by beating drilled a two-run single into In the seventh, the the Hawks 6-5. Pitcher Paul the left field corner in the Eagles were down one run Kilimonis picked up his fifth inning to score two when third baseman second save of the season. runs for the Eagles. Grant Derrell Baker continued his Dennis and Steve Peruso hot hitting by knocking in followed with run-scoring the tying run. Shortstop doubles that gave GSC a six Mickey Lezcano then run fifth inning. That was bunted across catcher enough for the Eagles to Marty Pevey to give the Loving win. Eagles the lead. First Wishes baseman Mark Susce Grant Dennis had three followed by drilling a two- hits in the first game. out double to give the To Mother Carlos Babillo and Roger Eagles a three run lead. Godwin each had two for Qst)onderful the Eagles. SXplher Mercer's Mark Clark RECORDS g TAPES In the second game, GSC came up and homered in the bottom of the seventh to close the Eagles lead to two. "Custom T Shirts Kilimonis then set down the Mercer lineup to record his *Jewelry & Posters eighth win of the season. *Blank Tapes *Concert Ticket Special feelings Baker is only three hits books by Hallmark from breaking the school Headquarters tell Mom how much record in hits in a single *Gladly accept Master she means to you. season. Baker has a .475 batting average this spring, Charge & Visa $5.50. Other titles which leads the TAAC from $2.25. Conference. THE HEN UNIVERSITY PLAZA HOUSE The Eagles are sporting STATESBORO MALL a 38-16 record going into the TAAC tournament. This is 681-2959 the best record of any team going into the TAAC L © 1980 Hallmark Cards, Inc. tournament. The GEORGE - ANNE, May 7, 1981, Page 15 Lady Eagles win state, receive bid to nationals .380 going into region play By PAT JONES handed out, one of which University of South Florida GSC made an egregious claim the state bragging rights for another year. and Spieth feels they can Staff Writer will be GSC's. placed third. error by mistakenly The GSC women's Spieth said the Lady allowing a player to re-enter Four GSC players were bring home the gold from Softball team is currently "We're really looking Eagles left runners the game after she had been named to the Georgia All- Raleigh if they continue to riding on sound tourna- forward to competing in stranded all over the taken out for a substitute Conference first team. stroke the ball and cut down ment play that they hope Raleigh," said Spieth, "and basepaths in the loss to The GAIAW rules call for They were: Janet Reddick, on mental errors. will carry them to the I feel if we play up to our Auburn and the one-run an immediate forfeiture if a outfield; Cheryl Hendrix, "This has probably been pinnacle of softball success capabilities we can play offensive production was team makes an illegal re- pitcher; Kathy Meeks, first the best team we've had so --a national championship. with any team up there." He more attributable to "not entry substitution during a base; and Robbie Hanberry, far at GSC," Spieth added. After capturing the speaks with optimism when hitting at the right time contest. third base. Karen Melancon "We have more depth this GAIAW State Champion- talking of his charges and than not hitting at all." The Lady Eagles were was named as a second year than ever before and I hopes his team can play on Outfielder Janet Reddick forced to claw for their lives team selection. feel confident that I can get a ship two weekends ago, ; they nabbed a fourth place the same par as they have was named to the All- .n the deciding game and The hot-hitting Lady good job from any of the finish in the AIAW Region the past two weekends. Region first team. pulled out a 3-1 squeaker to Eagles were batting a cool girls that I put on the field." Tourney in Savannah last In region play last The 29-10 Lady Eagles Sunday and received an at- weekend they downed advanced to the regional large bid to play for the Mississippi State 2-1 in tournament by winning the national title. their opener before being GAIAW Championship shelled 16-0 by eventual held at Georgia South- The national tourna- champion Florida State. western College the week- ment will be the first ever GSC had dropped a tough end of April 24-26. held for women's college 4-3 game to the Lady softball and will be held Seminoles earlier in the GSC downed Valdosta May 14-16 at North season but could do no right State 6-1 and Georgia Carolina State in Raleigh. in their second shot atFSU. College 8-3 before facing GSC Coach Bill Spieth said Spieth said, "They hit and once-beaten Georgia the draw for the tourney has we didn't." Southwestern for the state yet to be decided but either title. Southwestern had to 14 or 16 teams will be The Lady Eagles beat GSC twice in a row to invited to compete. rebounded from the Florida State drubbing by downing win the championship and The top two finishers Livingston State 17-6 before threw a scare into the Lady from each of six regions being eliminated in the Eagles by taking the first across the country will double-elimination tourney due to a forfeit. compose the field, with two with a 5-1 loss to second- The game went into the or four at-large bids to be place Auburn. The eighth inning tied 0-0 when I ' Faughnan leads Lady Netters place in the AIAW Region n^nnnnvfiPiRirfi division title as well as Dittedpitted against the top seed Karen Melancon slugs the ball for By BOBBY SPARKS the Lady Eagles softball team. The tournament held in Savannah. This Staff Writer receiving a medal in of the tournament, Faugh- Lady Eagles won first place in the victory enabled the team to receive a Although tennis was not swimming. She comments, nan upset Florida's State state and recently captured fourth bid to the national championships. her first sport, Margaret "I quit swimming while I titlist from Stetson in the Faughnan, GSC's number was ahead." first round. In the finals of four tennis player, has Being as versatile as she the same tournament, she -•excelled tremendously. is, Faughnan has also was knocked out of a Over the past two years participated in basketball. national bid. since playing for the Lady But it was not until her Faughnan began this Eagles, Faughnan has sophomore year in high year's season looking to her compiled an impressive school that she began first national title and it looked good for her. She Our Remodeling record thus far of 39-8. competitive tennis. She won However, she was not born then and is pacing the Lady began the season with 16 with a tennis racket in her Eagles to a regional and consecutive victories before hand; she's a competitive perhaps national title. dropping her first loss to the athlete. As a freshman walk-on, College of Charleston. She Starting when she was Faughnan finished the then strung three more IS COMPLETE nine years old, she has 1980 season with a 19-5 together before losing to the become an accomplished record winning a state title University of Georgia and golfer as a title holder of five in singles. She then went on Furman this past weekend. tournaments. But she did to the regionals to play She again repeated as the not know if golf was her what she considers to be her state champion this year calling. She has also best match ever. Playing plus teamed with Chris- —and— pitched the softball team to a number five for GSC and lynne Kuhkle to become the state doubles champion as We would like to offer a special well. thanks to GSC Faculty and When asked what she Students who have helped considers her weakness, she replied first,"It's my make two years of progress inconsistency." She continued by explaining, possible. "I'm consistent in that I make the wrong shot selections at the most inopportune times. There- fore, I have an inconsistent game." ffef /«#£ « definitely tne yv— 1S strength that she applies to Georgia Ave. and every shot. Chandler Road Faughnan plans to Statesboro, Ga. remain at GSC because she 681-3207 "likes the school, the people, and the rest of the team. Mon.-Sat., 11:00 a.m. There's a team effort which to 12 p.m. is apparent because Sunday 5:00 p.m. everyone works together," to 12 p.m. explained Faughnan. Margaret Faughnen, a walk-on two years ago as a The regionals will begin freshman, is presently the number four tennis May 7 in Jackson, Missis- player. Faughnan also has recorded a 39-8 record. sippi. 5«c -"" "* _l. Page 16, May 7, 1981, The GEORGE - ANNE Mercer wins TAAC, Eagles second By GEORGE ALLEN and the Eagles would be The Eagles were flat themselves for a rematch the third when Smith Mercer continued to hit, Sports Editor home free. Gents' Beattie going into the third game with Mercer. singled and eventually and they added to their lead The GSC Eagles placed scored on the second out against Centenary. Both GSC's rematch began scored on a wild pitch. in the seventh when Dave second in the TAAC and the Eagles still held a 4- teams were playing out of with the Eagles opening up GSC got on the boards Jedneski homered off of Tournament held this past 3 lead. David Coss then hit the loser's bracket and a a 1-0 lead in the first again in the fourth inning. Colon. inning. Center fielder Derrell Baker doubled and week in Abilene, Texas. a single and pinch hitter loss meant elimination Mercer added one more Balcomb singled to lead scored on Barry Lloyd's The Eagles lost two games Bobby Booras doubled to from the tournament. run in the eighth. Colon things off, stole second, single. After a few errors to Mercer, who were the right center field to score The Eagles scored in the was replaced by Ray Trent Coss from first. advanced to third on Lloyd scored. eventual winners of the first inning without a hit. who finished the game for However, the GSC In the second the Gents' Pevey's ground out and GSC scored their last tournament. the Eagles. scored on a wild pitch. run in the fifth. Derrell The Eagles, who were players noticed a serious Jimmy McGilvary tripled to The final score was 9-3, lead off the inning. Ricky In the bottom of the first, Baker again singled and defending their title won a error in Coss's base Mercer. Mercer starter Tim Mercer's Doug Wayne led scored on Barry Lloyd's year ago, opened up the running. Coss had missed Slade followed by drilling a Werkin went nine innings third base and on an Paul "Kilimonis pitch over off with a walk. Frank tournament by defeating for the win. the left field fence. This Millerd then was awarded a double. Centenary 4-3. appeal, the umpires ruled in For the Eagles, Balcomb GSC's favor and the Eagles gave the Gents' a 2-1 lead. free pass when Eagle The Bears then pounded Centenary opened the was 3-5 as was Derrell Kilimonis then set down catcher Pevey was called reliever Carlos Colon. game with lead-off doubles won 4-3. Baker. Lloyd was 2-4 with Senior Chuck Lusted the next 12 batters before for interference while Colon had replaced Eagle by Chris Lovelady and two RBI's. Cully McMinn. Eagle went the distance to Brad Beattie blasted a solo Millerd was attempting to starter and loser Terrill starter Chuck Lusted then improve his record to 11-3. home run to center field to swing. Tim Smith then Parham. Mercer scored The 40-18 Eagles will settled down and retired the In the Eagles second give Centenary a 3-1 lead. singled and Mercer had three runs off Colon, the big host Georgia College today hit being Jack Pool's three and Florida State tomor- next nine batters he faced. game they were defeated by GSC retaliated by their first run. run homer. row and Saturday. GSC evened the score in Mercer 5-3. scoring one run in the Mercer scored again in the bottom of the first when GSC scored two runs in bottom half of the seventh designated hitter Roger the second and should have to cut it down to 3-2. > Godwin reached on an error scored more but an appeal In the eighth Kilimonis J and scored on Derrell was requested by Mercer loaded the bases with only Baker's two-out double. when Steve Peruso appar- 'one out, so Eagle Coach GEORGE-ANNE The Eagles then scored ently missed third while Jack Stallings called for the two runs to take the lead in trying to score on Jeff services of reliever Carlos the bottom of the second, Petzoldt's single. The Colon. Colon gave up only a centerfielder Carlos umpires ruled in Mercer's sacrifice fly and finished Badillo singled and favor and the run was not the game to record his shortstop Mickey Lezcano allowed. The Eagle runs seventh win. followed by powering his came as a result of a two-run In the bottom of the fourth home run of the year homer by first baseman eighth, GSC tied the close SPORTS over the left field fence. Barry Lloyd. game. After first baseman Centenary closed the Mercer's Tim Smith Barry Lloyd reached on an gap to one in the fifth. drilled a two-run homer in error, Steve Peruso un- Center fielder David Coss the fifth to give Mercer a 4-3 corked his ninth home run walked, stole second and lead. of the season. Peruso's v. scored on a two-out single In the sixth inning GSC center field shot was his by Chris Lovelady. This tried to rally. The Eagles eighth homer of the season closed the Eagle lead to 3-2. had appeared to have the and tied the game at four. Both pitchers dueled it game tied when catcher In the bottom of the GSC eighth in Schenkel out until the eighth inning Marty Pevey collided with ninth, Alan Balcomb when GSC got another run. Mercer catcher Lawrence grounded out, but Godwin By ALAN LOPER GSC's Jodie Mudd shot a just went out trying to win Eagle third baseman Walter. Pevey knocked the followed by beating out an Staff Writer first round of 76 and was the golf tournament-I went Derrell Baker hit a lead-off ball loose and the game was infield single. Pevey The Oklahoma State unable to recover to after some birdies early and single, went to third on tied, but the umpires ruled followed by flying out, but Cowboys fired a team total challenge for the lead. He couldn't make them. I just Gents' Pitcher Chris that Pevey failed to slide. meanwhile Godwin stole of three-under-par 861 to shot 67-72 in the second and couldn't get anything Phillips error and scored Therefore, the run did not second. This set up Derrell capture their second third rounds respectively. going." the winning run pn a wild count and Pevey was Baker's game-winning hit. consecutive Chris Schenkel "That first day was just too pitch. ejected from the game. This hit gave GSC a 5-4 win Intercollegiate Invitational much to overcome," Mudd GSC's Rick Stallings In the ninth the Eagles Mercer scored one more and also established a new title. stated. "You can't shoot a shot a third round of three- had a 4-2 lead. Gents' run in the bottom of the record for most hits in a The Cowboys shot a 76 in a tournament like this under-par 69 to give him a designated hitter Brad seventh and won 5-3. Roger single season. The new final round of six-under-par and still win. I didn't really 218 total, tiood, for a tie for Beattie slammed a lead-off Godwin was the losing record belongs to Derrell 282 in the final round of the have any specific problem. I ninth place. triple. Two outs followed pitcher. Mercer's Scott Baker. 11th annual Schenkel. and it appeared that Lusted Barnhouse was the winner. The Eagles then readied The Wake Forest Demon Deacons shot a final round of 291 to give them an 870 for the tourney. Florida's third round score soared to a 296 for an 872 total. Ohio State finished fourth in the 22 team field. Individually, Oklahoma State's Bob Tway from Marietta took the top honor. Tway finished the tourna- ment with a blistering seven-under-par 65 to ice the first place finish. "It's nice to come back to Georgia and win," Tway commented. "This is a great field and a big tournament to win." His 207 for the 54- hole event was four strokes better than second place finisher Joey Sindelar of the Ohio State Buckeyes. The Eagles of GSC finished eighth for the tourney. They shot rounds of 303-287-297 for a 887 total, two strokes ahead of v ninth place finisher Florida A golfer competing in the Schenkel attempts to get Eagle first baseman Barry Lloyd holds a runner close at first base. State. out of the sandpits.