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Georgia Southern University Digital Commons@Georgia Southern The George-Anne Student Media 5-7-1981 The George-Anne Georgia Southern University Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/george-anne Part of the Higher Education Commons Recommended Citation Georgia Southern University, "The George-Anne" (1981). The George-Anne. 935. https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/george-anne/935 This newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Media at Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. It has been accepted for inclusion in The George-Anne by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ^■" 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.