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This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Digital Collections at Aggie Digital Collections and Scholarship. It has been accepted for inclusion in NCAT Student Newspapers by an authorized administrator of Aggie Digital Collections and Scholarship. For more information, please contact [email protected]. THJ^f7 REGISTER "COMPLETE AWARENESS FOR COMPLETE COMMITMENT" - VOLUME XLV, .NUMBER 19 NORTH CAROUNA AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL .STATE UNIVERSITY, GREENSBORO NOVEMBER 2, 1973

Chancellor And SGA President Express Concern Over Tragedy

identification cards will be made Deploring the tragic shooting University's investigation will be of persons using the Memorial of Harold Farrington, a released to the entire Aggie Student Union. non-student, on the A&T campus family as soon as the report is Regulations regarding the Tuesday afternoon. Chancellor received. banning of guns and other Lew'is C. Dowdy and In her statement following the weapons on campus will be representatives of the Student meeting, SGA President Marilyn extended to also ban the bringing Government Association Marshall said: of such weapons on the campus announced a series of new safety "The administration and the by off-campus students. All out and security measures for the Student Government Association efforts will be made to enforce campus. are working diligently to restore gun-control measures. After a lengthy series of the faith of the Aggie family by Beginning immediately and meetings with the SGA taking the necessary action to extending until further notice, representatives on Wednesday, implement new plans and to the campus security officers have Dr. Dowdy issued the following increase inforcement of safety been instructed to institute and statement: and security measures." enforce limited access to the "I am shocked and deeply "Brothers and sisters, let us campus beginning at midnight distressed that the tragedy avoid any one wrong step now each night. occurred on our campus Tuesday which could endanger everything afternoon. I express the we have worked and fought for Additional lighting will be University's condolences to the at A&T State University. We installed immediately where family of the deceased and must be together in order to stay needed on the campus. extend sympathy to the Harris together." Part-time student help will be family in this crisis." Dowdy said the following employed to supplement the "We are going to immediately security and safety steps will be present campus security force. widen and tighten security on implemented immediately: The Memorial Union parking the campus for the safety of our All unregistered cars on the lot will be designated exclusively Down The Lonesome Road Of Life We Do Not Know What students. 1 call upon you to be campus will be stopped, and the as parking lot for registered A&T Is Over The Next Hill. Do We? calm and await the outcome of drivers required to show students and employees and for the full investigation which is identification. official guests of_ the University being pressed in this case." Cooper Hall drive will be closed from Laurel Street to the ONLY* "No' Loitering" "We ask you to especially beginning of the Scott Hall regulations will be strictly Legislators Hear Jones disregard any rumors which may parking lot. enforced in regard to this arise, as a full disclosure of the parking lot. Periodic checks for By Betty Holeman Also in his opening remarks, A regularly scheduled meeting Inman said that dorm rap Sliutenl Charged With Murder of the Student Legislature was sessions will materialize to held Wednesday in Room 213 of discuss such ongoing grievances the Memorial Student Union. on campus as the energy crisis, Suspect Arrested On Scene The meeting was presided unlocked dorm doors, the need over by Lloyd Inman, for more water fountains, the By Cassandra Wynn Guilford County ambulance SGA vice-president statecL vice-president of the Student elimination of rumors and what arrived on the scene and took "Anybody could have been Government Association. he termed as other relevant facts. An A&T student was arrested Farrington to Cone Memorial killed. It happened at a time In his opening remarksr, he Inman announced that and charged with murder Hospital. Farrington was when students were going to and impliedthat a lot of amendments Clarence Jones, attorney general Tuesday in connection with a pronounced dead on arrival at leaving classes. Anyone could need to be made. The minutes of the SGA, would clarify and fatal shooting. The shooting 3:52 p.m. The murder weapon catch stray bullets." from the last meeting were explain some aspects of the occurred in the parking lot at the was a small caliber hand gun. Clarence Jones, SGA attorney omitted. obsolete constitution, east end of Cooper Hall, only a Even though the day was cold general, said, "We should seal off Inman said that a special recommend amendments, and few yards from a Cooper Hall and cloudy, the incident drew some of the entrances on meeting is in order for next stress the importance of student entrance. many spectators including some campus. It is time for th, Wednesday night. Moreover,he legislators to attend meetings. According to police reports, Administration to said, committees have started to Jones proclaimed that a the shooting resulted from an SGA officials. Lloyd Inman. act accordingly function. (See Jones, Page 2) argument over a girlfriend. The victim, Harold Farrington, 32, of 1802 Sharonbrook Dyvas on the campus when an argument occurred between him and the Seniors Selected For Hfho's iifho List suspect, Chester Harris, 24, of 209-B Woodnell Dr., a student Students, department heads, enrolled at A&T. The argument By Yvonne McDonald academic standing, community Yvonne McDonald and Betty deans and division heads were resulted in a shooting which service, leadership ability and Holeman. given the opportunity to submit wounded Farrington fatally. He The Who's Who Among future potential. 'Others making Who's Who nominations. These nominations suffered from gunshot wounds in Students in American Among those selected are are Erma Smith, Mary Mack, were evaluated by a committee the left side of the nose, two in Universities and Colleges List for Marilyn Marshall, Delores Vivian Edwards, Annette Smith, of students and faculty the right chest, and one in the 1973-74 has been released from Mitchell, Janice Smith, Lloyd Carolyn Wilkes, Clarice Russell, composed of a majority of buttock. the Dean of Student Affairs For Stiles, Sybella Ferguson, Lloyd Floyd Weatherspoon, William students. 'Points were assigned The shooting occurred at 2:55 Organizations and Development Inman, Ruth Allen, Judy Brown, Quentin Brooks, Kathryn by each evaluator. The aggregate p.m., a time when many students Office. Wellington, Cassandra Wynn, Skeens, Nell Burwell, Cheryl number of points for each were changing classes. Millicent Brister, Sharon Bolden, Goines, Tyrone Stevenson, Joan The list is comprised of 35 nominee was established^ ini Greensboro city police arrived at seniors. Selections are made by Bobby Belfield, David Gore, Boykin, Belinda Shaw, Haywood descending ordeij thirty-five 3:10 p.m. and arrested Harris on campus nominating committees Brown. Carol Cherry and Brenda Dorothy Alston, Harold Martin, were designated. the scene. and are based on above average Foster. Page 2 The A&T Register November 2, 1()73 African Students Blast tIJS. Mideast Policies

By Ted L. Mangum no account should any part of that land be annexed to any Last week an article dealing other area. Africa, being with American involvement in concerned with the need for the Mideast was posed to several continental unity, does not find Blacks, student and faculty, who it acceptable for Israel to were born in America. This week expand, through war or under some students from the any circumstances, to Africa. No Continentof Africa were presented African who can see 'beyond his with the same question. nose' can afford to see an inch of In response to this question African soil cut off." one student said, "U.S.should The opinion was expressed by play a neutral role because the another student from Africa U.S. is a very powerful country; that the U.S. and Russia were and, as such, it should not both using the Middle East and manipulate the affairs of the other underdeveloped countries less-developed countries. If it as a way of testing weapon does this. it will jeopardize superiority without fighting each the interest in African other. He also stated that, if the countries. My country is in U.S. could succeed in helping strong support of Egypt because Israel to secure Arabic rich oil the spirit of brotherhood calls land, then the U.S. would have This Is The View Of The City You Live In From Battleground Avenue At Wendover Avenue. for material, financial, and moral another foreign oil supply in Beyond The Wachovia And Jefferson Buildings. In The Background Is A&T support against any aggression. friendly hands and thus end its There is no justification for the worry of the inationlaization of two world powers ( US.&Russia ) oil resources. He pointed out to become involved in this war. that the Ivory Coast, one of the Also they threaten the very most moderate, puppetized Coltrane Hall* Devoted To People existence of man because of their African nations, had made nuclear superiority." comments indicating a swing to the Arabic side. Another student from an By Cynthia Shipley Coltrane Hall is a part of A&T, assistance and communications. African nation said that he felt He then commented, "If the and the only office building on The eight people involved in that the students expressed the Arabs allow the The 'entrance to David campus. It does not hold classes the programs are Mary Robbins opinions that they did because American-backed Israelis to Coltrane Hall faces out to the as such, but workshops for the and T.iwieBooker with Foods and they were not well informed defeat them, we will probably main street, which seems people of the community Nutritions; Henry Revellsjr. with about the history of the Mideast see another chapter of appropriate since it is a concerning: food preparation, 4-H programs; Shirley struggle of Zionism, nor of coloniali za t i on on our community extension. . service, canning and freezing. Several of Rouse and Geraldine Ray in Israel's alliances with anti-Black continent." devoted to people with limited the personnel are involved in a program assistance; to countries. He went on to say that "I think every humanitarian resources- presentation on WEAL at 7:55 implement the program and the Arabs were justified in their not trying to put self interest "These people have been a.m., for 5 minutes 5 days a help do the field work; Thelma attempt to regain what was once before world peace and unity neglected too long," stated Dave week, dealing with foods and Feaster, Child - Earent their land. will turn his back on America for "Pursell head of the Community nutiition, child—parent Community Programs; Eleanor He then concluded, "The her selfish and unrealistic step," Developement Program of community programs, 4-H Williams, Communications, and Egyptian land is African, and on he said. Coltrane Hall. Program, discussion on program Dave Pursell, Community Developement. The extension service is strictly an urban program, which tries to relate to the people in Jones Explains Constitution To Legislature everyday terms. "The radio presentations are not a substitute for face to face Continued from Page 1 the chairmen of the standing minutes will be distributed. Spivey, and Deborah Winbush, contact, but a supplement to fill Ratification,stated Jones, is the legislator is permitted only one committees will appoint the the recording secretary. a void," Pursell said. " We write decision of the director of excused absence. He said that the student legislative members. Others present were Erwin and present our own programs, Student Activities. Student Legislature has a Voting, stated Jones, will by Taylor, Sheila R. Long, Vera D. and try to involve the the public, recording secretary, or clerk to by secret ballot. Again Meetings of the Student Hart, Manuel Garrett, Lareo R. the listening audience, in the record excused absences. emphasizing the fact that the Legislature are held the second Reddick, and Lloyd Inman. programs," continued Pursell. and fourth Wednesday of each Proceeding rapidly into his constitution is outdated, Jones The meeting was adjourned at A&T is an 1890 Black month during the school year task, Jones stated, concerning said that, while we get out this 7:55 p.m. institution, built in the 1890's at except the first month during the the powers of the legislators, that academic term the first week in a time when land grants were fall semester. Jones stated that, they had the power to regulate May, the inauguration is held the given for Black InstitutionsThere in the event of a special meeting, Funk & W agnails the execution of the second week in May. are 17 of these 1890 it must be delivered orally or in constitution. They can rewrite it A question was raised from schools in the United States, literal context, 24 hours before Being Offered to suit the students' need. the floor concerning a recall of under the Smith-Lever law. this meeting is to take place. He stated that the legislators the freshman class elections with "In 1972, the idea to utilize The attorney general are not entirely clear on the bearing upon a particular officer. By June Smith the talents of these institutions, recommended that the constitution. They could require Jones said, "You can recall by developing an extension constitution be amended and demand that the any officer or you can initiate a The Atlantic and Pacific Tea education program under the according to Robert's Rules of constitution be explained clearly recalled elector, provided that 10 Company Food Chain Store on Smith-Lever law of 1914, came Order, an updated edition. to them. per cent of the student body is in East Market Street is now about," stated R. E. Jones Jones also said that the bills Jones said that the budget was accord with such a recall plan. offering the Funk and Wagnalls assistant director of Extension, and to be introduced shall be typed drawn up this summer by Marilyn However," he said, "it, is New Encyclopedia at a low associate dean of agriculture-, and introduced by the speaker of Marshall, SGA president. He told imperative that the president, if introductory price. According to A&T was appropriated the house who is the the legislators that they had the he conducts such a referendum, Ulysess Clayton, the manager of $376,000.00 to develop a vice-president of the SGA. authority to challenge the should do it in no more than 15 the store, this book has a good program of work that would budget. days after it has taken place." Inman said that the standing rating, is nationally known and indicate how the funds would be Further power of the Getting more involved Jones committees meet twice a month up-to-date on its information. All used in North Carolina for legislators, according to Jones, is said that the legislators had the with their chairmen. Schedules, A&P stores in the Charlotte Unit limited resource people, non farm the veto power. "You can," he power to revoke any free entry according to Inman, will be are making this offer. types. stated, "reject appointments and permit by majority vote. handed out to all who attend. Clayton did not have any Thus far the program has been override a presidential veto." These passes, he said, are The next special meeting is information on why the books accepted well by the community, In relation to the power of authorized by Dr. Jesse Marshall, Wednesday at 7 p.m.; the place were being sold at such a low and has bridged a gap in the impeachment, the president of vice-chancellor for Student will be announced later. price, and no date has been given community. With the dedicated the SGA presides overthe session. Affairs. Members present at this on when the offer will expire. and interested personnel, the Jones said, "If a strict Jones said that the Student meeting were Donald Bellamy, The books have been selling very extension service is now a vital interpretation of the constitution Legislature members present did Jerry Wilson, James J. Davis, well. Clayton further commented part of the community. involving expertise is not have the authority to reinstate Sharon Hale, Abron Best, that all students at A&T need a acceptable to you, you can veto officer or an officer if this is Cynthia Saulter, Anthony set of these encyclopedias at the it by a two-third majority vote." what the freshman class decides. , Curley, Retha Summers. Sandra low price of $.49 for the first In explaining the constitution, According to Jones, meetings Powell, Anita C'avanough, Gail volume and SI.49 for each Chicago! with regard to elections, he said shall be regular and copies of Dickens, Velma ('. Lewis, Shirley additional volume. November 2. 197.1 The A&T Register Page 3 Vous, Who? Views Differ On Foreign Language # Campus Haps

By Ted L. Mangum Raleigh, stated,"You don't need say,"In my field (B.A.) you have Theta Chapter of Alpha Chi Honor Society will meet to know a foreign language to be prepared to seize Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in Hodgin Hall on first floor. All How important is the teaching unless your work involves opportunity; thus. I feel that a members are asked to please be present. Dr. Glenn F. of foreign language to the associating with foreigners. foreign language can be of education of a student and to Travelers need to know just benefit by further preparing Rankin, vice-chancellor for academic affairs, will speak. al enough to communicate while me." Refreshments will be served. Please pay your dues to that student personally? This visiting a foreign country. 1 Another student from question was posed to some Delores Mitchell (High Rise) or William Brown (Senior won't need a foreign language in Burlington, Andre Enoch, senior students in Aggieland and the Hall). my field of work." sociology major, dealt with the results left no clear cut answer as "Anything you might learn in issue by stating,"My field of to how Aggies feel about the the on - going process of study relates to people and Pros and Cons of Pledging discussion will be held in Room issue. The students seemed to be education can be of benefit to people speak many different 213 of the Student Union at 12 noon Tuesday, sponsored split in terms of how important you," commented Edward Evans languages; thus, in my attempt to by the Forensic Association. the speaking of a foreign-tongue owner and operator of Parkway deal with and understand people, was. Janitorials and junior B.A. major a foreign language could only be from Burlington. He went on to of benefit to me." Campus Prayer Meeting in Harrison Auditorium, Friday at Carolyn Bailey, a junior 8 p.m. accounting major, had this to say concerning the subject: "The relevancy of foreign language Campus Girl Scou ts Gospel Concert Sunday by the Gospel Aires in Harrison depends on where you are going Auditorium at 8 p.m. Admission for students is $ 1.50-: for and what your job is going to be. Get Male Members the general public, $3. To me, in reference to my major., By Yvonne McDonald Ron Flemming^ joined Monday foreign language is a waste of my and became the first male time." The Campus Gold Girl Scouts members in the history of A&T Pre-Registration will be held Nov. 6-9 in each department. Cynthia Saulters. a junior is now co-ed. Two x male chapter, established in 1969. accounting major, also from members, Roger Strickland and Officers are, Darlyn White, Meet with academic advisors and prepare a trial schedule. president; Roger Strickland, Course cards will be available in the departments that offer vice president»Polly Phillips, the courses. Go to the appropriate departments and obtain secretary; Carolyn Cousin, course cards consistent with the trial schedule. Once the Graduate Record Exam assistant secretary; Linda Dumas, course card is obtained, space in the classrepresentedby the treasurer; Ron Flemming, and Yvonne McDonald, reporters; Dr. card is assured. After getting all the necessary cards, turn Gloria Scott,a.ndMiss Marilyn themintothe department chairman. If the social security Is For Grad School Corbett, advisors. number is incorrect as printed by the computer, go to the By Benjamin Forbes submit a list of prospective The purpose of the Campus computer center and have the correction made. graduating seniors to the Testing Gold Girl Scouts is to help The Graduate Record Center. The students are sponsor community troops, serve Examination will be given contacted by personal letter as troop leaders, aid adult Intramural Basketball, at Moore Gym, 8 a.m. December 8. The Under informing them of the time, trainees, and assist already Graduate Record Examination date, and place to report for the established troops. was given Oct. 27. The tests,are test. In the past, .iorganization All SNEA Members and Prospective Teachers are asked to given to prospective seniors who On September 11, Mrs Gore has sponsored troops at two meet in Room 113 Crosby Hall on Wednesday at 6 p.m. plan to enter graduate or distributed memoradums to all Black community schools, Dr. Ralph Wooden will give a lecture on "Behavior professional school. Mrsi Ruth administrative deans. These Charles Moore andJonesboro,As Objectives." Gore, director of Counseling and memoradums were put in the a community project, the Testing Services, said that the dormitories and classroom organization assisted purpose for the GRE is to enter buildings. The memoradums in training Black women for the Theta Tau Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi Honor Society will graduate school. She added that contained information about the position of scout leaders in the present a lecture and practice session on "How to Take the examination will evaluate the GRE. The memo was for senior community. . Standardized Tests" on Wednesday at 7 p.m. in Room 106 effectiveness of a curriculum. It students that were unable to pay "There is a need for Black can also be used for counseling GRE test fees. These students troops in this area," commented Hodgin Hall. and comprehensive could send in a GRE Test Fee Dr. Scott. "So many kids are examinations. Waiver Application. bussedacross town to achieve a Gospel Choir Rehearsal at 10 a.m. Saturday in Harrison Outlining the procedure for Mrs. Gore said that over 400 racial balance where troops are Auditorium. applying for the Undergraduate students will be taking the test. established in the white Record Examination, Mrs Gore She said that the Undergraduate communities,"she added. Dance in East Gym at 10 p.m. Saturday, sponsored by stated, "The administrative deans Record Exam, exposes students Persons who wish to join the and departmental chairmen are to the types of items which are Campus Girl Scouts may contact Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. contacted and requested to included on the GRE. Darlyn, Room 16, Morrison Hall. Students Say 'C Acceptable But Not Satisfying

By Ronald Penny But most students qualified this A surprising inconsistency in what is needed to enter graduate above. by saying that it depended upon student response occurred when school. Columbia Law School, like Despite the debate over the the course. students were asked if they were the federal governments The average Aggie's concept ability of grades to actually Ivey Locke, a junior history satisfied with the grade which requirement for non-science of acceptable grades is below indicate a students' ability to education major, gave the typical they considered acceptable. majors/ is 3.5 or above. But^ that of most graduate schools master a subject and the modern answer to the question of Some 90 percent answered no as according to counselor, this does and businesses. A review of the trend toward nongraded classes, acceptable grades when he Donald Bellamy , a junior not exclude the good "C" or 2.5 grade point averages sought after the; traditional grading systems remarked, "The acceptability of business major, put it, "You student from furthering his' by graduate schools is a 3.00 or. still prevail in many colleges. grades depends upon the course. always want to be better than education or getting a good job. A large proportion of the You would always want a better average. college career is evaluated by one grade in your major than in a Inquiry into what is an figure, your cumulative grade non major course but a "C" is acceptable grade-point average point average. acceptable". Larry Kieth, a yielded various answers. The THE With the traditional system biology major from Raleigh, median response was 2.3, but prevailing at A&T, this reporter expressed somewhat similar they ranged from 2.00 to 3.00. thought it would be interesting 'views. He commented that "The Joyce Allen, a junior from SPEAKER OF THE to find out what some Aggies letter grade "C" is acceptable is Raleigh,thought that a 2.00 was think are acceptable grades. some courses depending on the an adequate GPA because that HOUSE It was not surprising at all to degree of difficulty of the was all that is needed to find that most students thought subject." graduate. On the opposite end of that the letter grade "C" was an He stated, "It is more the spectrum was Ronald Gay, a acceptable grade. Over 90 acceptable in biology than one in senior economics major, who percent of those surveyed orientation because biology is stated that a 3.20 was an FOR PRESIDENT! responded with the grade "C". more difficult. adequate average because that is Page 4 The A&T Register November 2, 1973 Solemn Reflections

When violence, whether in the form of a shooting death or a riot, for that matter, takes place on campus, it disconcerts the University family. For at least ten minutes, people reflect, reconsider, and speculate.:And often they don't know what to say. Sometimes a fatal shooting like the one which took place Tuesday may make us temporarily paranoid-we are hesitant about going to the library or maybe the union at night. Since the incident which took place.echces.are'that 'Cooper Hall should be turned back into a boy's dormitory. Others have said that the University should be closed to persons withoutofficial business on campus. And it was reported that someone even ventured to curse several residents of Cooper Hall, following the accident. But the abovestatementsare neither fair to the residents of the dormitory, nor to the University. Surely, there is more need for additional security on campus; this is true of any university. Yet, when you literally keep a campus closed to the community, you also have an isolated university. This leads into the discussion of attitudes and contributing factors to provide the ;atmospheree for an incident like the one which took place. Although no solutions are being offered, maybe it is time to give oraderaticri to and investigation of the moods and attitudes on the campus and in the community. It is no consolation to say that the incident could have happened anywhere. Although it could have taken place somewhere else, it happened here. We must live with the fact, but we must also seek to find an answer to eliminate the type of atmosphere tnat caused the incident to happen.

All leading editorials are written by the editor of THE A&T REGISTER. Such editorials will not necessarily carry a byline and will not necessarily reflect the entire staff. Staff members are free to write dissenting opinions.

The A&T Register Published twice weekly during the school year by students of A&T State University. Conserve Energy To receive the Register please send $7.50 to the A&T Register, Box E-25, North Carolina A&T State University, Greensboro, North By Rosie A. Stevens meaning that we throw away, on an Carolina 27411, to cover mailing and handling individual basis, everything from costs. Recently, much has been said soft drink and beer cans to electric Member: Associated Collegiate Press, about the energy crisis on campus, energy and oil. As a result, it is felt Associated Press the emphasis being placed on by some that individual attitudes .Editor-in-Chief Janice E.Smith conservation of electricity, gas, and are responsible for the electricity Managing Editor Cassandra E. Wynn heat. Students have been urged to shortage. (This is aside from the News Editor Betty Holeman cooperate in turning out all lights situation in the Middle East.) Associate News Editor Rosie A. Stevens which are not necessary. Dormitory At this point, we must ask a Business Manager Gregory Phillips counselors have been working with critical question. Who told the Sports Editor Blannie E. Bowen the physical plant director to lower American consumers to want all the Fine Arts Editor Yvonne McDonald Circulation Manager Marjorie Strong dormitory temperature at night to commodities which require the use Fashion Editor Rita Manley conserve oil. State-owned motor of electricity? Who programs us to Production Manager Michael Braye vehicles have cut back on the use of acquire all the commodities such as Chief Photographer .... Lance Van Landingham gas. Faculty members have carried electric appliances, electric heat, Head Typist Laura L. Dupree conservation of energy off campus electric trains, etc.? If we are a Faculty Advisor ...... Mrs. Loreno M. Marrow to conserve electricity at home. In "throw-away-society," then we are brief, almost everyone is involved in also within a society which Yvonne Anders, Dexter Battle,QuentinBrooks, Clifton Cannon, Harold Carter, Nancy Chadwick, Mary Cropps, Bobbye Deck, the effort to save on fuel, part of a constructs and invents materials Jacqueline Dunn, Patricia Everett, Mary Faison, Brinkley very widespread effort to be more which are, in turn, thrown away Faulcon, Sybella Ferguson, Benjamin Forbes, Doris Forbes, Dorothy Freeman, Geraldine Gill, Bennie Glover, Patrica Ingram, careful in the use of national and wasted. The society invents Jeanette Johnson, Earl Jones, John Kearns, Marv LeGrand, resources. These efforts are very objects to store the wastes that are Walter Lowe, Ted Mangum, Ruth Alien, Phyllis A. Mittman Delores Mitchell Jackie Moore, Romeo Morrisey, Ronald Penny, necessary for our survival and disposed more compactly, but does Rosa Randolph, Phyllis Richmond, Johnny Rogers, Howard well-being. not get at the root of the problem. Russell, Andrew Small, June Smith, Nepolia Smith, Lloyd Stiles, Dirk Thomas, Gaynell Thomas , Floyd Weatherspoon, John At the same time, it must be As a result, we continually deal Williams, Darnell Williams, Deloris Willoughby, Cynthia Shipley wondered, and it has been pointed with the consequences of actions REPRESENTED FOR NATIONAL ADVERTISING BY out before, why the U.S. has not rather than correcting the initial » National Educational Advertising Services, Inc. • taken steps to preserve its natural problem. Individuals are blamed for 360 Lexington Ave., New York, N. Y. 10017 resources. We have been labeled by the problems created by the society some as the-"throw-away-society" as a whole. November 2. 1973 The A&T Register Page 5 Lead Ourselves By Principle And Ideology

he left them by understanding a lot of people calling for the For a leadership organization When you see a so-called the principles that made him to be asking for leadership leader go contrary to what he strong. Everybody could be boycott were walking around with directions is like mv asking If anything good or professed to be about, then don't heard to say "SCLC will never be expensive jewelry and doing another Black "how does it feel productive is to come of the mad become angry or disappointed in the same" which only means that good; that SCLS had consulted to be Black:? Asanorganization scramble by some Blacks to be him; become angry with yourself they will never find another with the credit office of Gulf Oil leading Black people, SCLC projected as leaders in local for dealing solely with man, the King. They never should have and found that not more than 60 should have been organizing the communities and on a national most faulty creature on earth, peoole had returned their Gulf boycott and setting directions to basis, it should be that we, as rather than the principles that Credit cards; that a lot of Black implement it rather than waiting individual people, should see the guide. No real "leader" people still managed Gulf Service for someone to show them how need to become political enough should Push ihimself; he must push stations; and that no one gave to boycott. But then again we to be leaders ourselves. It should and you must examine his them any specific details or know why they did what they by now appear somewhat principles, programs, and outline as to how the boycott did; we just don't know why obvious that, with all the material ideology and they must be was to be carried out. they tried to explain it. temptations that America offers, consistent with each other. You leaders often change to can't say your principles won't encompass positions that will allow you to consistently exploit Vets Establish Units insure their own material gains. people and yet call for programs So, how can this be countered to of capitalism. You can't profess any extent? to be guided by a Pan Africanist On Direction, Policy Rap Brown always said that ideology and push programs and the hope that these committees, we, as a people in search of principles that are The Veterans Association met functioning internally and with liberation, should forget about self-destructive or negative to on Tuesday to establish the support of the entire Veteran following a man that has Black people the world over. directions for the internal good Club would be able to help make professed to be or has been of the club. The meeting also No matter what philosophy looked for one; for, if you look the Vet Club as meaningful and projected to us as a "leader" and focused on the club's you accepted, it was universally for the strength of King,it wasn't as powerful as it once was here at instead become political enough responsibility to become more understood that you respected in him as a man but the A&T. He also expressed a desire to be able to follow principles, productive In campus affairs and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., as a principles for which the man to see more vets present and programs, and ideologies. If we the responsible position the club great man because he was guided stood. ready to help make decisions are following principles and must take concerning issues that by his principles and committed The irony of his once concerning the club at the next ideologies rather than involve Black people. to his people through his principle-packed organization meetings 12 noon j Tuesday in individuals, then we won't be It was stated that no longer programs. You may or may not came to surface last week as the led astray when they become could the Vet Club remain silent Room 212 of the union. have believed in his programs but programs began to outweigh the co-oped; we won't be left or be taken for granted while Eddie Hargrove, Veteran Affairs you knew that his principles principles. SCLC along with other stranded if they are jailed or issues that they were a part of advisor, also spoke and explained were so strong that his programs Black leadership organizations killed; and we won't become remain puzzling to their people. that the problem of veterans' would only be manifestations of and individual leaders had taken confused and frustrated when A committee was set up to deal getting their checks on time is his beliefs and never in contrast a position in light of Gulf Oil they turn out to be less than with some of the many worse this year than.' at any time to his beliefs. In other words Dr. Co.'s support of countries and what we expected. We shouldn't misconceptions of the U. S. since he's been here. He then King adjusted his programs to causes that retarded and still be waiting for any one man, foreign military policy. The stated that the problem wasn't follow his principles and not his repressed African liberation a Moses, to come and lead us to committee was also formed to confined to A&T but was principles to follow his movements. Ebony magazine the promised land or the right work with and give support to • consistent', throughout the programs. It is somewhat even ran a page advertising the way. We are capable of doing positions taken by the SGA. Southeast. One reason for this' ironic and sad that the boycott of Gulf with the names that much for ourselves if we Another- committee was he explained, "was that some organization that he founded of the people who supported the understand the principles and established to deal with some of Vets failed to return the IBM followed Dr. King rather than his boycott. Principles built on ideologies that are in our the internal needs of the Vet card that came with the first principles. When he died, they commitments to a cause aren't interest. Club. This committee was to deal check to his office and thus their failed to grasp the leadership that bought, but last week Gulf with the possibility of of drafting files had been deactivated." He bought SCLS's principles for plans to further aid Vets also asked the veterans needing $50,000. financially and to study the need employment to check by his To make the matter worse a for further' assistances. office so that he could assist them in this area. spokesman for 4he organization President Otis Hart expressed tried to do what couldn't be done; explain their way out of the situation. The statements he made sounded asthouehRichard YOUR Radio Station Nixon wrote them for him which means that he was about as convincing as an invisible book. Asks For Some Support His reasons for SCLS's abandoning the boycott was that The WANT, Soul Brotherhood;, I am I, but we can unite our needs to know your feelings and ideas together as one. This is ideas toward further your radio stationjiupport it. development and improvement The Siaftof WANT of YOUR radio station. We,along f ^ a ^ with The Register, are the Proving You Are An A&T Adult mighty voice and pulse of this institution, but we cannot speak about earning and spending Editor of The Register: An A&T adult is cooperative Exhibit these qualities money. An adult is a mature What is an adult and are A&T and! does mot dominate others. of adulthood at social activities, person that knows what to students young adults? Coop e ration should come in convocation, coronation, shows, expect of life and how much he Denotatively, the word "adult" quite handy in the dormitories dances, and in class. Show that must give in return A&T's students know exactly means growth or mature in age. and classroom situations. The These attributes of maturity how to act, accordingly. Prove Now is that what an adult really adult student works to be are continuously in use by an that A&T's students are real is? adaptable and is able to adjust to A&T student. A student is only adults in every way! Every individual grows, but differences or to changes that life one individual among a few every individual does not mature brings. The student has grown up Alice Britt and we cannot beat without your in age. The fact that a person is to the point that he has support. If you are really young may not mean that, he is positive and wholesome concerned about getting the immature. Some people in their attitudes. When making RESEARCH station campuswide, effectively, forties or fifties are less mature decisions, the adult is reasonable please complete the survey forms Thousands of Topics in their ways and attitudes than cautious, and does not act on that will be distributed to you. T116E. MARKET ST. $2.75 per page some students. There are several impulse. The young adult on Tuesday, Wednesday and GREENSBORO, N.C. 27-101 Sand for your up-ttHHttt, lttOfojt, qualities that might help a A&T's campus has learned good mail order catalog. Enetaat $LW Thursday, forms will be 275-2559 student decide whether or not he ways for meeting problems, to cow pottagt (delMtry tint is distributed from 6 to 11 in the Discount with ad; isa young adult,or slowly responsibilities, and obligations 1 to 2 dm). dorms, with stations set up in the !10%.color; •»« becoming one. to others. RESEARCH ASSISTANCE, MC. Union for off-campus students 20% black and white The adult qualifications 11*. WalSHMt RVD, Slim #2 during the hours of 9 to 5. The student is realistic and LOSANtsaaCAQF.SOQZS A&T students only center around the word has a fairly clear idea of what (213) 4T7-4474 or 477-MB Through togetherness you can "maturity." There are several kind of person he is and hopes to make your station beautiful. We WEDDINGS/COMMERCIAL levels of maturity, but an adult's be. And, finally, the young adult may be different in size, colors, CHILDREN/PORTRAITS ENVIRONMENTAL PORTRAITS maturity has specific attributes. has learned to use good judgment. and ambitions; you are you, and Page 6 The A&T Register November 2. 1973

|1 2345678 • •' lo il 12 13 Retail Supervisor Offers Hint? 14 lbH Il6 On Hairstyles And Facial Care 17 19 •)!) " Wh By Patricia Everett 22 231 B24 26 271 B?8 JT Sylvia Morrison, a retail supervisor for Dudley stores, • 30 31] •" w33 explained haristyles and make-up hints for Blacks. HpT 35 361 During the presentation, 38 39 40 Sylvia showed various Dudley TB 1 and Fuller products which are 41 H42 •44 !!F!P™ helpful for Black hairstyles. 48 B49 501 »1 Here are some of her hints for the caring of Black's hair: 52 53 54] |55 Use shampoos containing lanolin that moisturize the hair. 56 B57 58 Balsam should be left in the 59 B60 hair for about five minutes. Hair cremes should be used to strenghen the hair. •1 44 10 Comedian Leon- Miss Morrison offered these ACROSS Fruit (pi.) facial tips: 48 Accelerate ard 1 Dreamer 49 Lincoln's Secretary 11 Outbursts of Loose powders give a 9 Residence of State applause professional look. 14 Scraped dry, said 51 Fat used in making 12 praecox of a window tallow (madness) To prevent wrinkles the 16 Bolero's composer 52 Fear 13 Flexible make-up should be rubbed 17 Give up 55 Pronoun lb Failure in school upward. 18 Pasture grass of 56 Felt sick 21 Form pus the western U. S. 57 One who reconse­ 23 Sale to a consumer Old lipstick can be used as a 19 Feel sick crates 27 Homeless child blusher. 20 Musical instrument 59 Mother 29 "Superman" To get a smooth look, lipstick (pl.J 60 Inhumanly 31 Prepared 22 River flowing into severe 33 Here rests in peace should be applied beginning at the North Sea 61 Inferred conclu­ (abbr.) the end of the lips to the center. 24 Stirrup-shaped bone sions 34 Mother of the middle ear 62 down (loses 3b Film about far-away This presentation of Dudley 25 Rate paid for bor­ weight) places and Fuller products was rowing money(abbr.) 36 Toward the ocean sponsored by the Alpha Kappa 26 Liz Taylor role DOWN 38 The act of trans­ 28 Selves porting Mu Honor Society as a part of its 29 Roast: Fr. 1 Literary composi­ 39 Roof builders emphasis week. 30 Faucet tions 43 Of any group of Sylvia Morrison At Work 32 Of improving human­ 2 Crush (a bug) Indians ity environmentally 3 Hairdresser's 4b Native of Melbourne 34 Steps essential 46 Review a case 37 Spanish name 4 Prefix: gas 47 Rear of a sh1p(pl.) 38 Rids of pollutants 5 show 49 Aspects 40 Body of water 6 fatuus (decep­ 50 La Vita (abbr.) tive goal) 53 Mexican dollar Dancing Involves Pains And Pleasures 41 Birthstone 7 Calm 54 lamp 42 shop (teenage 8 Adolescent 68 Auditory Impression hangout) 9 Greek city (abbr.)

By Linda Stallings experienced by the dancer. body; it's best to take it easy Dancing is a form of exercise. while dancing." The old and young alike are As long as an individual exercises A party wouldn't be a party dancing these days. Everybody is the more the body stays in good unless there was some music and not necessarily trying to keep up physical shape. Glenda Hamilton dancing. Dancing can be a pain at We are preparing to with the new dances, so let's say says, "as long as the individual times, but it's more of a pleasure publish a Poetry after you've forgotten about the that everybody who dances is doesn't over do it, the better off I B A I U C K E pain. Supplement. If you have • R t s R • "doing their own thing." he is. Over doing it can tire the p A N A C E A 1c R 0 0 N E D Even though many are doing copies of a poem or E N V I R 0 N M E N T A L L Y their own thing, * much pain poems you would like to A D E L E S U N S L A I N C A R S C I T E S A R A might go into^earning the dance. Chicago rt submit, contact Lance E L S P 0 K E S A T G E M For some, learning a dance isn't The HOPE YOU ENJOYED IT! VanLandingham between S L E U T H E L A R E D 0 as simple as it appears. Such 4-5 p.m., Monday thru S E A s 1S T L 0 problems as trying to keep in private • yy V J 4 o'clock production night s U P E R B 1A M I C A B L E ma Friday at The A&T step and in rhythm y be message WW 4~s\\\ blues A R A • o I IL C A N S L A V I L T E T R A B difficult at first . *Ul Register, 119 Nocho St. L s E T A It will be appreciated. i N A p T G 0 T B R A I D Disgust sometimes N A T u R A L R E S 0 U R C E accompanies this problem and Is Coming E T A M I N E s E T T E E s also the pains of aching and tired paper was fun to finish: I E L E G I T 1T A T E R s feet, aching joints and side pains top and harold i are the physical conditions Soon

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NOTEBOOK By Blannie E. Bowen Department would care to have. of having no swimmers, Coach To be competitive in an Dudka said, "It must be the "We have scholarship money, MEAC swimming meet, you will apathy because we have the but nobody wants it. I don't need nine swimmers. A&T facilities to sponsor swimming By Blannie E. Bowen want a Mark Spitz;jusl give me a suffered from not having a successfully." complete swimming team last A Canadian by birth, Coach guy who wants to swim and I'll Construction of a new gymnasium on A&T's campus year and this was evident by the Dudka has served as an assistant make him a Mark Spitz," said shellackings the Aggies received. swimming coach at California has not caused the excitement and optimism that everyone Coach Leonard Dudka about his "Swimming is a sport that State. Before coming to A&T, had figured it would have. When there is only talk, upcoming first year at the helm requires a great amount of Dudka served as the water polo (secretive talk,! may add), there is not really that much to of the A&T swimming team. self-discipline and it is also an coach at the University 0f get excited about. Dudka has replaced Forrest individual sport more or less," Illinois. When there is really no visible signs of any construction Willis as the head of the stated Dudka. Dudka emphasized Now in his third year at A&T, going on, what do you expect? About once every two swimming team^ and, in the that he wants males or females Coach Dudka stated, "With only weeks, you may see a group of men to the east of Moore process, he has inherited a job who just want to swim with no three swimmers, there is no way that almost no other person in Gym and south of Senior Dorm walking around and all of strings attached. we can compete; but we are the Physical Education In talking about the situation them looking at each other as if they are saying. "1 don't going to try as hard as possible." know what to do either." Reports had it that.by the start of the 1974-75 school Bowling Team Rolls By Virginia, year, A&T would be beating other basketball teams in front of 8000 plus fans on the A&T campus and not in the Greensboro Coliseum. By Carrie Holmes Maybe, some people think that the crowded conditions score was Maryland 70, A & T went to Chester Morrison with in Moore Gym are what the Aggie Basketball team needs 20. 232. Chester also had high set, The A & T Holy Rollers to win the usual 18-20 ballgames every season. Another Bowling high for the 194,201,201,232,212. journeyed to the University of Maryland team was Rich Gicksen The Aggies dominated the reason why A&T will be playing in Moore Gym for the Maryland and the University of who rolled 1020 and Eric Back match with the University of next two seasons is that the Aggies would get too much Virginia last Friday and who rolled 916 for five games. Virginia. Final score A & T 53, publicity and press coverage, not to mention the revenue Saturday. Leading A&T was Chester Virginia 33. Saturday's match with the from the gates. Morrison who shot 1040i James High for Virginia was Steve University of Maryland resulted Some students have commented that maybe A&T will Correll, 853) and David Miller, Slight who bowled 994- have to become a loser before the Aggies will get some­ in a loss for the Aggies. Final 851. High game for the match where to play. Morgan State is not exactly a contender, but the Bears will be playing before 7000 fans on the Morgan campus this year. Omega Psi Phi Defeats BOSS 12-6 South Carolina State is by no means MEAC basketball material, and the Bulldogs only fill their 6000 seat gym By Robert Brooks After receiving a Que punt, The Que defense scored the BOSS drove 70 yards to scor§ when A&T goes to Orangeburg to teach the Bulldogs and The Ques defeated BOSS 2-6 winning touchdown as Randy with the big play being a 20-yard to move into a first place tie with Clay intercepted a hand pass and their fans how to play basketball. pass from George Hand to Paul the Kappas Tuesday in a tough returned it 40 yards for the But then again, don't forget that A&T is a Black school, Williams to knot the score at defensive struggle. score. trying to make it big in the business of college athletics. 6-all at the half. The Ques scored first in the How much trouble would it be for the planners and The last two periods were all Each defensive unit was tough second quarter on a 35-yard pass defense. The weather played an in yielding yardagejbut the Que' developers at A&T to come up with the idea of an Athletic from Mike Patterson to Greg important part in the game as unit led by Donald Manns, Clay Complex on the wide-open, big and lunusedi portion of the Pridgeon to take a 6-0 lead in the receivers dropped numerous and Anthony 'Sporty' Teel won game. t. .. practice field right across from Barnes Hall. passes because of cold hands. the defensive struggle. What harm would there be in the Aggies'having an 8000 seat Gym with a 30,000 seat track and football stadium right beside it. All students could walk to all of the athletic McGee Named Offensive Lineman events with ease. College athletics is a big business and A&T has to become businesslike^ if it hopes to make it big DURHAM (AP) - Richard directors for fine blocking in times for 198 yards and scored in the big business. McGee of Howard has been Howard's 5 1-0 win over three touchdowns in Howard's named offensive lineman of the Hampton Institute. victory over Hampton, week and Robert Hammond of Hammond rushed for 199 Morgan State and Warren yards in 30 carries, scored two Craddock of Howard shared touchdowns,and set a new school offensive back honors. rushing record in Morgan's 16-10 VOTE on THE AGGIES WENT TO BALTIMORE and paid a high victory over A&T. price for almost beating the Morgan Bears. Reggie McGee was selected by conference public information Craddock carried the ball 19 Strickland is out for the season and John Hampton will be Tuesday nursing his injury for al least two games. A&T played better than it had for the past two, three, or four weeks* but Morgan just played better. Dwight <9«U £oWfcv& Ovfafs Nettles kicked his 50~yard field goal for A&T, but Bob Hammond got his 199 yards rushing for Morgan. This week-end the Aggies will face a team that they may never want to play again after Saturday's game. In taking on the" Grambling Tigers, in Grambling, Louisiana, under Eddie Robinson, the Aggies face an earthly hell. But, Grambling can be beaten, as Tennessee State and Texas Southern have proven; but this is 1973 and not 1972 for A&T. The Aggies should fall by 23 this week-end. ©we Dou^a v— NEW ORLEANS WILL BE the site of the second annual Pelican Bowl on December 1. This is a post-season STR-E-E-E-E-E-E- CH Your DoIIai Al Joli: game between the winner of the MEAC and the SWAC Bring This Dollar To Any Joli Store winner. Grambling got the SWAC off to a fabulous start by And Apply Towards Any Purchase Oi $1.99 & Up bombing North Carolina Central 56-6 in Durham in the initial game last year. IN GREENSBORO 435 S. Tate Street Page 8 The A&T Register November 2, 1973

TED !•• IY IS LEARNING HOW TO FLY "He's a classy guy. Always went all-out." ' • time'comes for you to wear your "Navy Wings These are the words of one of the Dartmouth of Gold" you will know what it takes. It takes football coaching staff about Ted Moody, a your best! former star linebacker. Ted graduated from For more information on what it takes to Dartmough College in '72 with a degree in become a Naval Aviation Officer Candidate Economics and a mission in mind .. .to be a call, toll free: 800-841-8000. (In Georgia, call pilot... A Naval Aviator. 800-342-5855) or mail in the attached cou­ Now Ted Moody is going all out again. This pon. Be someone special. time in Pensacola, Florida as a Naval Aviation Officer Candidate. He is finding out what it takes to be a Naval Aviator. He's finding it FLY NAVY takes a lot of classroom work and long hours studying. It takes a lot of work on PT fields CAPTAIN Robert W. Watkins and obstacle courses. It takes special train­ NAVY OPPORTUNITY INFORMATION CENTER ing like the parachute slide and the land sur­ P.O. Box 2000 vival mission in which you must hunt your Pelham Manor. New York 10803 own food and erect your own shelter. It takes Please send information on Navy Programs for: a lot of time in a cockpit and even some old L High School Students ;.: College Students fashioned close order drill. And it takes a lot C High School Graduates L College Graduates more. But, most of all, it takes the right kind Name of man. Address. No, you don't have to play football to be a Naval Aviator, but you do have to have a col­ City .State. -Zip- lege degree and a lot of drive. And, when the Telephone No.. _Age_