An Independent Student Newspaper Serving the University Community Since 1906 The University Echo
Volume 7^/Issue 1 The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga August 31, 1984
Card catalog computer installed in library pg. 2
Legislative tax force meet at UTC pg. 4
Moccasin tries new tact pg. 14
Gridders open '84 campaign pg. 17
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Automated library system Card catalog computerized at UTC
By Claire Bradford Echo News Editor Last May the UTC library brought on line the a book is not on its shelf, the computer indicates that "Or, anyone can be helped by simply asking any of state's first automated circulation system, making fact on the terminal screen and lets the user know our reference librarians." access to its 900,000 items much simpler and faster, if it is checked out, at the bindery, or on reserve, according to Randolph Whitson, assistant director and when it is expected back. So far, students must still use the serials records of libraries. The library's plans are to have one to two training in order to locate periodicals and the journal indices Although the computer does not access journals sessions per week for faculty and staff, said Whitson. to locate journal articles, said Whitson. or journal articles, it will put the user in touch with Information about the sessions can be obtained by By mid to late fall the system should be accessible books, microforms, films and other audiovisual calling the reference department. Students will from other terminals located both on and off campus formats. "It's just like the card catalog, only better," receive group training through English courses as via telephones, he said. "This means students could said Whitson. "The card catalog can't interact with part of the library instruction sessions, Whitson said. still do research when the library is closed." the user like the online system does. If you make a mistake or need help in using it, the screen tells you what to do," he said. The system was funded by a grant from the Lyndhurst Foundation, said Whitson. The $268,200 price tag included hardware, software and some conversion costs, he said. The hardware was made by Hewlett Packard and the software was designed by and purchased from Virginia Polytcchnis Institute and State I nivcrsity, he added 'Additional upgrades in the software system are coming at no extra charge." Whitson noted Unlike other universities that have installed the system. UTC did not have to "hire an army of staff" to enter the 200.000 records representing the 900.000 volumes in the library, said Whitson. The regular library cataloging staff started building the data base 10 years ago when the library joined a regional communications network and began the change over from the Dewey Decimal system to the current library of Congress system, said Whitson. The data was stored at the Online Computer l.ibran Center in Dublin. Ohio, the largest bibliographic center in the world with 3,000 libraries in its membership. ()ne of the best things about the new system is that students will no longer have to walk up to the third floor to see it the book they need is there The new system has a read out that shows the location. .v ailability and status of each item. For example. If A UTC student learns how easy book access can be with a computer terminal at hand.
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Legislative research Tax reform needed in Tennessee
By Michele Pendleton Echo \i'ws Writer The Tennessee tax system is The taxes Tennesscans pay provide taxes, the study showed. Since income persons pay relatively more in unnecessarily complex and education, clean water, healthy Tennessee depends more heavily than taxes than do persons at higher inconsistent, concluded the Special children, safe highways and other most states do on taxing goods and incomes. Most taxes, the force Joint Legislative Task Force in a services which help the state give its necessities, it has placed a great burden discovered, have numerous meeting held Monday in the Tennessee citizens a good place to live and work, on those least able to pay, forcing them exemptions or exclusions as well. Room of the UTC University Center. the group found. On the average, to take their business to border The present structure of state and The task force was created in 19H3 Tennessee taxes are among the lowest counties of neighboring states, the local taxes is not easily understood by by the Tennessee General Assembly to in the country; but the system is full force found. the average taxpayer, concluded the make a two-year study of taxation. The of exceptions and is difficult to Count) Executive Dalton Roberts force. Taxes have been added group consists of seven House administer, they said. It does not keep gave testimony to the Task Force on incrementally while exemptions have members and seven Senate members pace with economic growth, they this issue. "We want Catoosa, Dade distorted tax bases. Tax rates even vary Their interim report was completed in discovered, and does not treat all and Walker counties to do their depending on person or January 1984. Tennesscans fairly. shopping here, too, because they are circumstances, they said. The first part of the Task Forces The government's research found a great part of the surrounding area," work focused on clearly defining the the state, and local governments to a Roberts stated. But Chattanooga The governor made tax reform the structure of state and local taxation, lesser degree, to be heavily dependent Shoppers arc being tempted to shop in highest priority item for 1985. This is the major trends in state and local on consumption taxes (especially the Georgia because of the considerably a formal intention to restructure revenues and expenditures, and some sales tax). This dependence is above cheaper sales tax, he said. Tennessee's state and local tax system. of the major issues which must he- the national average and increasing, The tax structure in Tennessee has The agenda for 1984 is to hold addressed to provide a system of the group said. More than 75 percent some significant inequity, continued public hearings, find out what people taxation which satisfies the tests of of the total state tax dollars (fiscal year the task force. Consumption taxes are want and develop recommendations equity, simplicity and adequacy. 1985) will come from consumption regressive, they said; that is, lower to make the tax system better. Ten Years Ago This Week... Laura Gunnells Echo News Writer •Dr. James E. Drinnon, Jr. was •The University Center replaced the appointed UTC Chancellor. Student Center in Guerry Hall.
•IIT board of Trustees approved a •Tryouts were announced for UTC Masters in Psychology for UTC. theatre production of The Threepenny Opera. (This musical will be presented •Football coach Joe Morrison began again by the UTC Theatre Feb.) his second year at UTC. •The first women's volleyball, •UTC was making plans for a handball- basketball and tennis teams were racquetball facility. added to the sports program.
•The 1974 SGA President was arrested on kidnapping charges. from Echo August 29. 1974 The Special Joint Legislative Task Force heard testimony in a tax meeting held Monday at UTC.
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By Clatrc Bradford F.cho News Editor Dr. Richard Wilson, associate professor of political It is true that county employees did work at UTC sciences at UTC, resigned as Hamilton County for Wilson, he said. "But I have checks to show that Registrar July 23, 1984, after being accused of I paid all those employees out of my own pocket," charging UTC and Hamilton County for the same he added. The county employees who made those business expenses. He allegedly applied an accusations were not the ones who actually did the exclusive access code to the election computer and work, according to Wilson. "They were those used election commission employees to do personal who were either close friends with the employee and UTC work at the county's expense. involved in the loss of funds or those who were not "Concerning the accusations against me, I've done aware that I was paying for the work," said Wilson. nothing wrong," said Wilson, Monday. "I've "I resigned because they were about to destroy the answered, previously, all 1 can about the allegations August 2 election," said Wilson. "In the seven-and- so there's little I could add." one-half years I was registrar, there was never a The Chattanooga Times reported July 11 that the reversal," he added. Tennessee Bureau of Investigation subpoenaed UTC "What I sought to do at the election commission for records of expenses reported by Wilson over the was to show that the theory learned in political past several years. science could be applied to a practical operation," UTC has cooperated with the TBI by supplying said Wilson. "I tried to do what I teach and teach them with travel vouchers, according to Cindy what I do," he added. Cattoll, assistant director of University Relations. In 1980, 13 new pieces of legislation doubled the "Since the TBI has not reported its investigation to cost and the workload of the election commission, us, there is nothing we can add except that we are said Wilson. "Instead of complaining I sought to taking no action against Dr. Wilson," said Carroll. work out new ways to handle the work load and Dr. Richard Wilson Concerning the exclusive access code, Wilson expense," he said. "Examples are the $200,()()() in many respects my work was completed when I said, "My bosses who are sworn election computer we purchased for $60,000 and an 8,000 left," he said. square foot building for less than $200,000," he said. commission officials, told a lie to the county "My service was twice as long as anyone else's," executive. If 1 had had an exclusive code, they Wilson said the net cost for the election Wilson noted. "That job is a political football. The should have taken it from me. They had the right commission for the 1983-1984 year was $250,000, election commission is expected to be an umpire and to fire me anytime," he added. approximately 40 percent less than anticipated. "So nobody likes an umpire IS THE IDEA OF WEARING WESLEY A UNIFORM KEEPING YOU
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By Laura Gunnells Echo News Writer This week's question: What effect do you think Jennie Hightower: It won't have much effect the new drinking age of 21 will have on campus because they'll just go out and get some of their life? friends to get the drinks for them. Ricki Howard: 1 don't think there'll he much effect at all. If you want to drink, you're going to. Greg Leigh: There'll he a lot more illegal drugs coming in because if you can't get heer or something to drink, then you'll he getting these harder drugs.
Mike Frizzell: The ones who want to drink will drink; it wont stop them, no matter what their age. It might stop the ones who are undecided. But, otherwise, it's not going to stop the ones who are used to it.
Glen Elliot: I think it'll kill campus life hecause there'll be no more parties. It'll put a damper on fraternities; they'll probably slack off hecause, you know, a lot of it's based on beer drinking.
David Brown Trena Douglas: It'll prohably make study habits better. It should be a good effect, totally. They won't David Brown: None. Well, 1 think you can get he getting drunk and things like that. It should alcohol, regardless of what age you are. improve the grades. Joseph O'Dwyer: On campus life, I don't think it'll Annelliese Blevins Tammy Basham: I don't think it'll have any effect have any effect whatsoevr, because the older Annelliese Blevins: I don't think it'll have an effect hecause I think if the people before were drinking, students sure will take care of any of the students because it didn't stop people earlier when the age- then they'll drink again. So, I don't think it'll change with a problem. I don't see that it will affect campus was younger, so it won't stop them now. at all. life that much.
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By Bryan Chambers Echo News Writer Speeding on Vine Street, follow-up Vine Street at lunch time to help with !• investigations and crime prevention crossing, he said. &c programs are a few of the primary Safety and Security will implement $v crime prevention and safety seminars -•*• concerns of UTC's new director of A.-» safety and security, Richard Brown. this year to help with crime awareness, I'm interested in a total program of according to Brown. "Seventy percent puhlic safety,'' said Brown. We're of all campus crime is larceny, or petty surveying and making assessment of theft and most of it can be prevented.' what needs to be changed and what he said. does not. Brown received his Bachelor of Another of Brown's plans is to open Science in Criminology from UTC in SGA needs a clean up an investigative section that will allow 1980 and his Masters of Science in for follow-up investigations into Criminal Justice and Education crew and a group to sell incidents on campus. Contacting a Administration in 1982, also from victim will do more than just reassure, UTC. He has heen part of the adjunct cokes at the SGA he said. "When we recontact a victim, faculty for the past two years teaching we can learn a lot more about what has courses in violence and organized Welcome Back Bash Sept. happened than from the initial crime. 14, 1984 report," he added. Before coming to UTC Brown was One of Brown's first plans is to also with the Chattanooga Police and "reduce speed on Vine Street." He said Fire Department. He was originally For more details stop by Room 115 radar will he used. "I'm glad to have employed there in 1977 and later this reported in the Echo because our became head of the arson and bomb of the University Center and speak main concern is to reduce speed, not division. to write tickets," he said. "But if we Brown is also a certified state law to Ken Compton. have to write citations in three shifts enforcement instructor with the we will," he added. Chattanooga Police Academy where he Students will soon see an officer on teaches arson investigation. SGA Back To
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Republic Parking Lot 4th and Mabel across from the Arend Bulletin Board If you would like to post a notice in the Echo Bulletin board, bring your written announcement to th\ Echo Office before5 p.m. on Tuesdays. Norman and Nancy Blake will appear at The Moccasin staff will hold its first the Chattanooga Nature Center in an meeting on Friday, August 31 at 1 p.m. in outdoor concert Saturday Sept. 29 from 12 the Moccasin Room of the University Center to 6 p.m. Tickets are $5 and can be (Room 105). Anyone interested in yearbook purchased at the Chattanooga Nature work and writing is welcome to attend. Center or Blalock Music on Hixson Pike. College Republicans, will meet every Proceeds will go to "Friends of Folk Music." Wednesday from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. in the University Center. 1st meeting - Sept. 12 in the Lookouot Mtn. Room. 2nd meeting - The National Society of Black Engineers Sept. 19 in the Ocoee Room. 3rd meeting will be forming a local UTC chapter. The - Sept. 26 in the Signal Mtn. Room. Public organization will be open to engineering, is invited. math, physics, chemistry and physical The ROTC Cadet Change of Command science majors. For more information and Awards Ceremony will be held August . contact Dwayne Greene at work ,751-7726, 31, 12:05 at Chamberlain Field. The event >..• % or at home, 265 7076. is expected to last approximately 50 • •;•• minutes. m..' y:{*S&
Homecoming/Miss UTC Pageant mxs This year's Homecoming Queen will be selected by judges MM1 [C at a campus pageant to be held at the Fine Arts Building on Friday September 28th.
The criteria to be used in Qualifications: ' the selection process are: 1. female, married or single of junior or senior standing 2. cumulative grade-point-average of 2.5 personality 3. enrolled as a full-time student (12 or more academic record (minimum of 2.5 GPA) hours) | leadership 4. application must be submitted by deadline (5:00 p.m. campus activities Wednesday, September 12th) attractiveness 5. a non-refundable entry fee of $10 must be poise submitted with the application talent
FINALISTS: If there are more contestants than ten. the Homecoming/Miss UTC Judges will interview candidates and select the ten finalists to appear in the pageant. Applications are available in the Dean of Students' Office and must be returned to the same office. SPONSORSHIP: Candidates may be sponsored by Registered Student Organizations or by an individual. Candidates cannot be sponsored by a coalition of groups. Echo Opinion August 31. 1984/Thc Echo What will we really miss?
Well, it's the beginning of yet another fall semester ticket, you only have to show your student ID at the boost crowd enthusiasm and team morale. already. And you know what that means—endless stadium gates to get into the game. One of the major benefits of this type of seat lines in registration and drop/add (especially if you're Once you get in, you can sit anywhere you like (especially for us overnight term paj a "problem"), 3-digit checks to the campus in the student sections. These sections run from the procrastinators) is that you can decide 10 mini bookstore, last minute ducks into classrooms and goal post to the 40-yard line, in sections G, H and I. before kickoff to go to the game and usually still painful struggles to keep those eyes open and The new seating arrangement will probably work able to get a seat. focused for an entire hour lecture at 8:00 in the out okay in the long run. Students will be able to sit But what if, hy some small chance, the game is s morning. wherever and with whomever they choose, without out? Or what if football fanatics mob the gates But there is one good thing about fall semester, worrying about being ousted midway through the soon as they open each Saturday night in ordet believe it or not—football games! And this weekend 2nd quarter by a legitimate ticket holder. Besides, get the best possible seats available? Or what if is our very first game against the University of no one ever sat in their right seat anyway. wanted to sit in the same section as your friend v, Southwestern Louisiana. It's also our very first home Scalping tickets (especially by those privileged unfortunately happens not to be a UTC studen game. players who were always given a handful of free Well, regardless of all these morbid possibiliti And it's also the very first game where UTC tickets to dispose of as they thought fit) will become do you want to know the absolute worst thing ab< students will not have advance tickets and specific almost as passe as activity cards. (Applied ECON 101: this new football seating deal? 1 mean the absoh assigned seats. You can't sell students something they don't need.) worst? Activity cards are now passe, and old news, in case The new policy will also encourage groups, like We won't have any more of those midnight crui you haven't noticed. Instead of showing your Greeks or religious organizations, to get to the game to our favorite fast food restaurant to get those student ID to the ticket office and getting your early so they can all sit together in a block section. Free Krystals" that were always on the back of ea activity card punched in exchange for a football This could possibly help pre-game cheering and help ticket...(sob).
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The Graduate (PG) is an left-wing terrorist war over the custody of their Academy Award winner organization. The plot child. starring Dustin Hoffman and revolves around his rise to featuring the music of Simon power...too much power. The Warriors (R) stars and Garfunkel ("Mrs. Michael Beck, James Remar September 5 " The Graduate Robinson," "Sound of Game of Death (R) is Bruce and Thomas Waites as September 12 'Animal House Silence," "Scarborough Lee's last and most sensational members of a New York street September 19 * Scarface Fair"). This movie rocketed film, and also stars Gig Young gang who must fight for their • (Noon Showing) and Dean Jagger. It is a "must lives across enemy territory to Hoffman to stardom with his September 26 " Game of Death portrayal of the see" film for both Kung Fu get back to Corey Island. October 3 inexperienced college addicts and normal people. •Gandhi ® (Noon Showing) graduate. The Exorcist (R) is the Gandhi (PG) won eight thriller starring Linda Blair as October 16 ® Kramer vs. Kramer Animal House (R) stars John Academy Awards including a 14-year-old child possessed October 17 'Kramer vs. Kramer Belushi, Tim Matheson, John "Best Picture." It's the story by a demon. The terrifying October 24 ® Warriors Vernon, Donald Sutherland of how one remarkable man realism and chilling special October 31 'The Exorcist effects dramatize the changing and Vera Bloom. Directed by defeated the mightiest empire November 7 * Risky Business John Landis (American on earth and freed 350 million of a once beautiful child into ' (Noon Showing) Werewolf in London, people with one unbelievable a vile, evil creature. Twilight Zone), this is plan—passive resistance. Admission-$1.50 students $2.50 others National Lampoon's Risky Business (R), starring 8:15 p.m. uproarious satire on frat life in Kramer vs. Kramer (PG) is Tom Cruise, Rebecca ' -Raccoon Room ' -Chattanooga Room the early sixties. another Dustin Hoffman film DeMornay and Curtis and features Meryl Streep and Armstrong, is the 1983 hit Scarface (R) is a new release Jane Alexander. The storyline about an affluent kid's starring Al Pacino as a Cuban picks up after the Kramers' adventures when his parents who comes to America and divorce and the theme winds leave him alone with an connects up with a violent, around the emotional tug-of- empty house and a Porshe.
According to Donnie Cambron, ACE Alfred Hitchcock series soon. Cambron also added that the schedule So now that everyone knows about movie chairman, this semester's line Cambron explained that ACE tries to for next semester is now in the ACE and the ACE filmseries , make sure up is an "attempt to please everyone." balance the movies the students want making, so students should contact the you know when and where they are. Several of the movies will be shown at to see with the movies the budget can ACE office and voice their opinions Then grab some popcorn and a coke noon for commuter students, and ACE afford. He said this is why only a few concerning movie likes and dislikes or two, and we'll see ya at the movies! will also begin a Sunday afternoon new releases are shown each semester.
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Echo Staff Report To celebrate the 1984-85 performance season, the and pops. UTC Fine Arts Center will host its fifth season of the The remaining program of the Patten Series' six Dorothy Patten Fine Arts Series. guest performances will be presented on Feb. 21 and Named in honor of the Chattanooga patron of the 22 by the New Arts Trio, a highly acclaimed arts, the series brings national touring performers to Naumburg Award winning piano threesome. The the University to showcase the Performing Arts. New Arts Trio is noted for its performance of Dorothy Patten was committed to the view that the contemporary American Repertoire, and has recently arts should not be limited to the big cities or to the been awarded a grant from the National Endowment privileged few, but should be given the widest for the Arts to pursue its interest in this field. possible exposure throughout the country. In addition to the Patten Series, the Fine Arts This year's series will include two highly Center will host three more series presented by the acclaimed and nationally recognized regional UTC Theatre. Held in the Dorothy Hackett Ward companies. Theatre, these programs include the Mainstagt The first will be the Alabama Shakespeare Festival Series, the Studio Series and the Spring Festival company scheduled to open the season at the UTC Exhibitions and performances by individual students Fine Arts Center with the delightful comedy by will also be featured. George Bernard Shaw, Arms and the Man, on Sept. Because of the strong interest and support by tht 20 and 21. University of Chattanooga Foundation, UTC student! The second regional company is the North and faculty are entitled to discount prices on all Carolina Dance Theatre, scheduled for the closing All programs at the Patten Series are held in the Fine Arts Patten Series shows. Students can purchase tickets Building. performances of the season on Mar. 21 and 22. to individual shows beginning three weeks before The internationally acclaimed Norwegian Negro Ensemble, A Soldier's Play was selected as one each performance for $3-50, which is almost one Chamber Orchestra will present its program on Oct. of three American productions to appear in Los third the regular price. Faculty can purchase season 25 and 26, highlighted by Vivaldi's The Four Angeles at the 1984 Summer Olympics International tickets at $27 which is more than a 50 percent Seasons. Two of the orchestra's most recent albums Arts Festival. discount from the regular price, or they can purchase have been proclaimed "Record of the Month" by Starting the New Year for the Patten Series on Jan. tickets to individual shows for $7.50, a discount of Stereo Review. 10 and 11 will be Grammy Award winning clarinetist 21 percent. On Nov. 14 and 15 the Patten Series will present Richard Stoltzman and the multi-talented composer, Tickets can be purchased at the Fine Arts Center the 1982 Pulitzer Prize-winning thriller by Charles pianist and bassoonist, Bill Douglas. Their programs Office located in the front lobby of the Fine Arts Fuller, A Soldier's Play. Produced on tour by are designed for pure enjoyment, ranging from Bach, Center Monday through Friday or reserved by phone America's foremost black theatre company, the Brahms, and Debussy, to jazz improvisations, be-bop at 755-4269.
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By Glen Wood By Mike Brown gcbo Features Writer Echo Staff Writer As the new wave movement continues to Madonna's first album, entitled Madonna, is Sparkle in the Rain is the sixth and probably dominate the pop music scene, more and more enjoying frequent airplay and brisk sales. Instead best album from the Scottish based band Simple It-males are achieving musical prominence. The of sounding like (or imitating) other artists as Minds. This group is yet another Scottish band late 70's saw few females in the spotlight; but many newcomers do, Madonna has established making its way to America in the second great happily, that isn't the case today. herself on her own merit. To put it bluntly-she s Brit invasion. Since Blondie broke the ice for women in good. Her voice and image are a combination of Th ound of Simple Minds is a mixture of new wave, many talented females are getting little girl innocence and seductive glamour that Roxy Music and VI. The record was produced recording contracts and topping the charts. Take works remarkably well. She gracefully goes from by Steve Lilly white who also produced albums a look at the new talent: the Go-Go's, Traccy pouting to purring in a way that would make- for 1)2 and Big Country. Ulman, Dale Bo/./io (Missing Persons). Terri most artists look ridiculous. The vocalist, Jim Kerr, a student of the Bryan Ferry school of voice, sings with the intensity of Nunn (Berlin), Chrissie Hynde (Pretenders), and While one could argue that all the cuts on the RHM's Michael Stipe. In the song "The Kick (\ndi l.auper. These artists have contributed a LP are very similar, you just have to take the- Inside of Me" Kerr pushes himself higher and lot to music over the last few years, and the work for what it is-light entertainment. I admit higher until he reaches an almost feverish pitch. liright newcomer Madonna has joined their ranks that Madonna isn't likely to pull in any awards, While Kerr rants and raves, the band weaves a of success. but the energy and charm make it a pretty complex web of sound by using lacelike guitar enjoyable album. The cuts "Borderline'' (possibly lines, soaring wisps of feedback with driving bass the best song by a female this year), "Lucky lines, and metallic-sounding drums . Star" and "Physical Attraction" showcase- Several of the Sparkle in the Rain songs are- Madonna's vocal ability. filled with religious symbolism and imagery. The album is greut for parties since each song Baptismal immersion or death is found in the has a good dance beat, and it's also got enough "Waterfront" cut, while redemption on the cross lyrical quality to make individual listening is suggested in Fast of Easter." Simple Minds use enjoyable. If you like what you've already heard these images to drive each song to a point of by Madonna, you'll like the entire album. ecstasy and release. Maybe that's why the band is called Simple Minds.
excellent * * * * good * * * fair * * poor * reviews cinema T By Glen Wood Echo Features Writer Gremlins* *& I know, I know... Gremlins came on about three director-Joe Dante attacks Billy (Zach Galligan) with an electric months ago and has already finished its first-run chainsaw. The creature is knocked down and the circulation. But let me remind you, it's about time Warner Brothers spinning blades drag the chainsaw and the monster for the inevitable 99' tour of the local second-run across the floor in an action scene that is truly movie houses; therefore, I am going to throw in my inventive, and not re-hashed surface thrills. Perhaps two cents worth while there are a few people who If you can endure an hour-and-a-half of "ooh's" I'm being a bit too rough on this film. If the season haven't yet seen the movie but still may. and "ah's" from the mindless viewers jammed in the would have just had a couple of sleeper hits (such Gremlins, the latest film by Joe Dante(wof Steven theatre, then perhaps this is the movie for you. I as 1983's Risky Business or 1979s Breaking Away) Spielberg), as you probably already know, is a special personally would rather view a motion picture with the bulk of the releases would not seem so effects-based summertime feature about lovable and a little substance. The only part of the film which disappointing. Do yourself a favor-carefully scout intriguing creatures and their exploits with humans attempted to be substantial was the laughable scene and research which films you see, instead of flocking (even though Spielberg didn't write or direct the in which Kate (Phoebe Gates) explains why she to the theatre where everyone else is going. Just film, you can already see his influence). What you dislikes Christmas. Phoebe should definitely stick to because a movie makes money and is popular doesn't may not already know is that Gremlins is a taking off her clothes rather than attempting to act. mean it's good. It usually means it has a good ad ridiculous, overly-cutesy, idiotic, special effects- Don't get the idea that I totally hated this film...I campaign. based summertime piece of tripe. didn't I enjoyed one scene, in which an evil gremlin Don't take it from me see for yourself.
U.T.C. I iry August 31,1984/The Echo 13 reviews music
Madonna Simple Minds Madonna * * * Sparkle in the Rain * * * Sire Records Company A&M Records
By Glen Wood By Mike Brown Echo Features Writer Echo Staff Writer As the new wave movement continues to Madonna's first album, entitled Madonna, is Sparkle in the Rain is the sixth and probably dominate the pop music scene, more and more enjoying frequent airplay and brisk sales. Instead best album from the Scottish based band Simple females are achieving musical prominence. The of sounding like (or imitating) Other artists as Minds This group is yet another Scottish hand late 70's saw few females in the spotlight; but many newcomers do. Madonna has established making its wa\ to America in the second great happily, that isn't the case today. herself on her own merit. To put it bluntly-she s Brii invasion. Since Blondie broke the ice for women in good Her voice and image are a combination ol Hi ound of Simple Minds is a mixture ol new wave, many talented females are getting little girl innocence and seductive glamour that Roxy Music and 12. The- record was produced recording contracts and topping the charts, lake works remarkably well She gracefull) goes from b\ Steve Lilly white, who also produced albums a look at the new talent: the Go-Go's, Traccy pouting to purring in a way that would make for U2 and Big Country I llman, Dale Bozzio (Missing Persons). Tcrri most artists look ridiculous The vocalist, Jim Kerr, a student <»! the Bryan Nunn (Berlin). Ghrissie llyncle (Pretenders), and Ferry school of voice, sings with the intensity, ol While one could argue that all the cuts on the ( Midi l.auper. These artists have contributed a REM's Michael Stipe In the song The Kick LP are very similar, you just have to take- the lot to music over the last few years, and the Inside ot We" Kerr pushes himself higher and work for what it is light entertainment. I admit bright newcomer Madonna has joined their ranks higher until he reaches an almost feverish pitch that Madonna isn't likely to pull in any awards, While Kerr rants and raves, the band weaves a of success but the energy and charm make it a pretty complex web of sound by using lacelike guitar enjoyable album. The cuts "Borderline'' (possibly lines, soaring wisps of feedback with driving hiss the best song by a female this year), "lucky lines, and metallic-sounding drums Star" and "Physical Attraction' showcase Several of the Sparkle in the Rain songs arc- Madonna's vocal ability filled with religious symbolism and imagery. The album is great for parties since each song Baptismal immersion or death is found in the has a good dance beat, and it's also got enough "Waterfront" cut, while redemption on the cross lyrical quality to make individual listening is suggested in Last of Lastcr." Simple Minds use enjoyable. If you like what you've already heard these images to drive each song to a point ol by Madonna, you'll like the entire album ecstasy and release Maybe that's why the band is called Simple- Minds
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By Glen Wood x Echo Features Writer Gremlins* * h I know, I know... Gremlins came on about three director-Joe Dante attacks Billy (Zach Galligan) with I an electric months ago and has already finished its first-run chainsaw The creature is knocked down and the circulation. But let me remind you, it's about time Warner Brothers spinning blades drag the chainsaw and the monster for the inevitable 99* tour of the local second-run across the floor in an action scene that is truly movie houses; therefore, I am going to throw in my inventive, and not re-hashed surface thrills Perhaps two cents worth while there are a few people who If you can endure an hour-and-a-half of "ooh's" I'm being a bit too rough on this film If the season haven't yet seen the movie but still may. and "ah's" from the mindless viewers jammed in the would have just had a couple of sleeper hits (such Gremlins, the latest film by Joe Dante(nof Steven theatre, then perhaps this is the movie for you I as 19HVs Risky Business or 1919's Breaking Away) Spielberg), as you probably already know, is a special personally would rather view a motion picture with the bulk of the releases would not seem so effects-based summertime feature about lovable and a little substance The only part of the film which disappointing. Do yourself a favor carefully scout intriguing creatures and their exploits w ith humans attempted to be substantial was the laughable scene and research which films you see. instead of flocking (even though Spielberg didn't write or direct the in which Kate (Phoebe Gates) explains why she- to the theatre where everyone else is going Just film, you can already see his influence). What you dislikes Christmas. Phoebe should definitely stick to because a movie makes money and is popular doesn't may not already know is that Gremlins is a taking off her clothes rather than attempting to act. mean it's good It usually means it has a good ad ridiculous, overly-cutesy, idiotic, special effects- Don't get the idea that I totally hated this film I campaign based summertime piece of tripe didn't I enjoyed one scene, in which an evil gremlin Don't take it from me see tor yourself.
U Echo Sports August 31, 1984/The Echo 17 Mocs open '84 season By Amy Richter Echo Asst. Sports Editor It won't be the same option right, option left, pitch right, pitch left, at Chamberlain Field anymore. The UTC Moccasins host the Southwestern Louisiana Rajin' Cajuns on Saturday, Sept. 1 at 7:30 p.m.. Despite some familiar faces from last year, a different Moc team takes the field, playing a different and exciting kind of football. Under former head coach Bill Oliver, the Mocs ran the wishbone, an offensive attack geared towards the run. UTC finished dead last in the Southern Conference in 1983 in total passing yardage. However, when new head coach Buddy Nix Mocs prepare for Rajin' Cajuns in recent practice at nearby Riverside High School. traveled north from Louisiana, he brought the Pro-I veteran right tackle Rodney Severance are joined by coach Johnny Henderson. "But I would rather be offensive formation—one that relies much more on left guard Rod Scott, left tackle Mark Singletary and green and growing than ripe and rotten." the pass. Williams' replacement, sophomore Joe Kelly, to Replacing All-Conference place-kicker Jack "Our philosophy is to be able to run the ball, make form a solid offensive wall. Teichmann will be Californian Scott Giem, who will as few mistakes as possible and to throw when we On the defensive side of the line, despite the return share punting duties with Byron Holmes and Richard want to and not when we have to," explained Nix. of All-Conference standout Bob Standifer, a 6-6, "Tennessee" Branch. With that in mind, Nix turns to two experienced 250-pound senior, depth is a problem. Who will the Mocs have to look out for against Moc quarterbacks, Ralph Potter, a 6-0, 190-pound Standifer, who is a Sporting News preseason Southwestern Louisiana? junior and Tim Couch, 6-1, 195-pound junior, to run Division 1-AA All-American pick, will get help from The main concern has to be quarterback Donnie his offense. Both have proven their running ability. returning starter Randall "Brick" Mitchell as well as Schnexnider, a 6-3. 205-pound junior, who passed In the passing department a question mark still exists. Conrad Stokes, Mike Makins, Ricky Butler and and ran for over 1,300 yards in only seven games Potter threw for 622 yards on 47 of 106 passes, Godfrey "Bull" Durham. last year. Fullback Thomas Jackson is another and two touchdowns in 1983 Couch came off the The linebacking crew could be the glue in the Moc offensive weapon for the Rajin' Cajuns. bench to complete 26 of 52 passes for 285 yards and defense. What they lack in depth, they make up for With the front line returning almost intact from 2 TD's. Potter starts Saturday's game, but Nix states in experience. 1983, the only real weakness in the Cajuns' offensive ifrequently that both quarterbacks will see much All-Conference junior Glen Richardson led the line-up is at the wide receiver position, where the playing time. defense last year with 136 tackles. Zack Ervin came top returning player, Pierre Perkins, caught only five Playing in the backfield behind Potter and Couch in to start seven games last year as a freshman. passes last year. are two experienced ball carriers, senior Artis "We really have some folks who can hit at Defensively, Ralph Potter and crew will have to Edwards and sophomore Mitch Fontenot. Edwards linebacker," said Nix. "In Richardson and Ervin, we contend with linemen Fred Dejean, Oliver Ford, ran for 561 yards last year, while Fontenot gathered have two inside linebackers who are as good or Vernon Homer, and Kevin Sorice. 241 yards with an impressive 57 yards per carry. better than the ones I coached last year at LSU." Perhaps even more dangerous are junior The wide receivers are inexperienced due in part Fierce competition for the four defensive linebackers Steve Spinella and Chris Jacobs who led to Oliver's offensive system but are full of potential. secondary positions should help overcome lack of last year's squad in tackles with 97 and 88, Senior Alan Barner, who sat out last season because experience. In the middle, sophomore Bryan Bergey respectively. of academic problems, returns along with Wayne and junior Philip Aldridge seem to have a lock on So what does Buddy Nix see for the upcoming Koontz and Ken Julian. strong safety and free safety, respectively. opener and the rest of the football season, which On the line at tight end are two guys with plenty The toughest struggle may be for the cornerback includes games against Division 1-A powerhouse- of experience. Stanley Turner, a 6-3, 218-pound spots. On the right side, junior returning starter Florida State and Division 1-AA runner-up Western senior, caught 15 passes last year at 14.1 yards per David McCrary is slated to start just ahead of Carolina? reception, and junior Byron Holmes grabbed nine sophomore Kenny Booker. The left side is up for "I think we will play really hard and be aerials for a 14.7 average. grabs between senior Kenny Washington and competitive, I think we have some prfidx- in this The loss of starting center Steve Williams puts a freshman Reggie Soloman. football team and our players will be as good as great burden on the offensive line. However, third "I hesitate to say we will be great in the secondary possible," Nix commented. "We've got our work cut year standout Brent Johnson at right guard and because we arc so green," said defense backfield out for us." Moc tennis player in '84 Summer Games By Cheryl Snyder Echo Staff Writer Successful athletic programs and In May, the International Tennis 1984-85, when UTC goes for its eigth Lourenco championship titles are common at Federation notified Lourenco he was SC title and strives to continue its "If there were medals, if it'wasn t a UTC, but this summer, for the first one of 32 men from around the World 38-game unbeaten streak. demonstration sport, the players time ever, a Moc athlete competed in selected to play tennis as a The '84 Games included tennis for would probably have tried a lot harder the world's most prestigious sports demonstration sport. the first time since 1924—the only and played better," Lourenco event—the Olympics. Lourenco previously played for other Olympiad to include tennis. In explained. Orlando Lourenco, senior Moc Zimbabwe in the Davis Cup andjunior 1988 the Games will officially Under Olympic rules, anjf player tennis player, represented his country, Wimbledon tournaments. The three- recognize tennis and award medals. under 20 years was an "amateur" and Zimbabwe, in the 1984 Summer time Southern Conference champion The lack of medals dampened the Olympic Games in Los Angeles, Calif. will likely be the Mocs No. 1 seed in netters' Olympic spirit, according to see Lourenco p. 18 18 The Echo/August 31, 1984
Lourenco Regardless of non-existent medals (UCLA Athletic Village). They had and a foggy interpretation of the term everything there. It was like a little cont. from p. 17 "amateur," the Olympic experience Fantasy Island." thus eligible to compete. This cannot be discounted. As the rules and eligibility definition of "amateur" resulted in "It's just amazing... I've never been requirements change for the 1988 true amateurs battling professionals, as to anything like it," Lourenco Olympics, Lourenco may receive Lourenco discovered when he- commented, "I've played in other big another chance to participate in the dropped his first-round match to a tournaments—Wimbledon, for Games. For now, Lourenco simply French pro and was eliminated from example—and there is nothing like it. plans on another successful tennis the tourney. They put so much into the place season for the Mocs.
By Mike Killian Sports Shorts BcbO Staff Writer
Runners begin practice answer sessions. Although the club will begin by highlighting football, Morgan SEC backs commit to Coach Mike Wood announced that said that it would eventually cover UTC practice for'the 1984-85 UTC cross most, if not all, varsity sports. country team has begun. Anyone Membership is free and everyone is Keith Montgomery, Herschel interested ill joining the team should cordially invited. Walker's replacement at Georgia, and meet outside Maclellan Gym, Douglas Alan Evans, backup tailback to Street side, at 4:30 p.m. Monday- Lady Linksters sign two Auburn's Bo Jackson, enrolled in UTC Friday. The season opener is this week. Neither player is eligible this September 8 at Sewancc, prospects year, but both are expected to help the Anne Evans, a transfer from UT- Mocs in 1985. Campus Sports Booster Knoxville and two-time Rivermont Women's Club champion, and Melanie Buffalo waives Club planned Smith, from Rhea County High School, UTC Assistant Athletic Director Jim have signed UTC women's golf former Moc Cater Morgan said Wednesday that a Campus scholarships, Coach Doris Lail The Buffalo Bills placed Greg Cater, Sports Booster Club is being formed. announced Monday, Aug. 27. The formerly a standout punter at UTC, on This club plans initially to show films Lady Mocs will open the fall season waivers Tuesday. Cater was the Bills' of the Mocs* football games at noon with the Longwood College 10th round draft pick in 1980 and each Thursday in the Chattanooga Invitational, Sept. 13-16, at Farmville, holds a 392-yard career average in the Room C in the University Center. This Va. Last year was the first season for NFL. Cater can now be claimed by any showing will feature UTC coaches the UTC Lady Golf Mocs. NFL team. with scouting reports and question and Moc Olympian Orlando Lourenco returns a volley in practice at the Village Courts.
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