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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]. THf^ REGISTER "COMPLETE AWARENESS FOR COMPLETE COMMITMENT" VOLUME XLVIII NUMBER 44 NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL STATE UNIVERSITY, GREENSBORO MARCH 8, 1977 A&T Library Director Welcomes Investigation may prove that some of the staff By Benjamin T. Forbes are being paid for hours they are "I would welcome an not working. When asked if she investigation. I think an could supply names as to who investigation into the library some of the staffers were, Ms. would prove to be interesting," said Ms. Tommie Young, director Young said she would not go of F.D. Bluford Library. into personal cases. Ms. Young's comments were There had been and still is a in response to some accusations growing concern about the made by some library employees number of staff resignations. Ms. who have since resigned. Several Young said that those persons of those accusations appearered who resigned probably had in recent issues of The A&T better job opportunities. She Register. added that she had nothing The director also said that,if a against anyone who wished to state investigation is launched, it leave for a better job. According to reports, there Staff ph have been 19 resignations over Energy is our most precious resource. Don't waste it. "t° by Bill Lawson the past year. The director was asked if they (resignations) had anything to do with her administration. Ms. Young stated, "Someone is trying to Student Wins New York Trip make a monster out of nothing," In closing, she said her main purpose is that of an educator By Maxine McNeill Lindsay said the purpose of' He filled out an application, was and that she is here to help make "When I filled out the this program is to acquaint interviewed at A&T's placement improvements in the library. She application, I was hoping to be students with the career center, wrote a paper explaining said that. in making chosen but I didn't know," said opportunities available in the why he wished to be selected and improvements, one cannot please Keith Lindsay, a sophomore business world. He will travel to finally was chosen by the Mobil everybody. Making an business administration major. New York as the representative representatives who visited A&T association, Ms. Young stated, Lindsay was chosen to represent in April. a couple of weeks ago. Jesus Christ tried to help the A&T.in Mobil Oil's "Week in the Before being chosen, Lindsay Lindsay said, when he saw the Tommie Young people and he was crucified. Business World." went through several formalities. (See Student, Page 8) Grand Jury Probes Ten Case

Nearly 40 witnesses testified intervention by National Guard RALEIGH (AP) - A federal for the prosecution five years troops. grand jury probe got under way ago, but it was Hall who said he Defense attorneys have today into the case of the saw Chavis and the others burn petitioned state court for a new "Wilmington 10," who were the white-owned grocery in the trial and for an evidentiary convicted and given long prison Black section of Wilmington. He hearing. The attorney general's terms in a February 1971 testified he saw Chavis, with a office, which is now handling the firebombing-sniper incident. pistol strapped to his hip, case for the state, has opposed The jury is part of a U.S. encourage the arson and sniping the new trial motion but not the Justice Department probe to incidents which led to motion for a hearing. determine whether investigators violated constitutional rights of the Rev. Ben Chavis and nine Marching Band Director other activists, who were charged with firebombing Mike's Grocery in the coastal city of Wilmington, Receives New Position N.C, and then shooting at By Michael H. Hailey Williams also informed this firemen and police officers. As of next year, A&T will reporter that the band is At issue are statements by have a new marching band supposed to receive new director. Robert Williams, two key prosecution witnesses, uniforms for the upcoming director of the marching and pep season but thus far he has not who now say they were coerced bands, has resigned to take the been contacted about into lying on the witness stand or position of director of bands at measurements for them. were rewarded for their Virginia State. Williams also made it clear testimony. "The reason I resigned is that music scholarships are being Witness Allen R. Hall, 23, says because I didn't get just offered to other music majors as he lied in the 1972 trial when he cooperation from the well as marching band members. testified that Chavis and the administration." said Williams. However, Williams feels that the others were involved in the "Also the marching and pep band members should get first bombing, which occurred during bands have not been given their a period of violent racial turmoil preference of the scholarship due recognition or proper budget Robert Williams in Wilmington. allotment." (See Williams, Page 8) Page 2 The A&T Register March 8,1977 Klan Demands Equal Time mistreatment of slaves by the present a picture of the NEW YORK(AP) - The Grand white masters in this country, Reconstruction period "from the Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan and did not point out that Blacks The Mu Psi Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc., historical perspective of a white Friday demanded that the Klan in early America followed a caste will sponsor its first annual Big Four Basketball southerner," Duke said. He said a be given equal time on television system of their own. Tournament on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, March 8 to "present the other side" to new production of "Birth of a Nation," based on Thomas "Our series would bring in and 9, starting at 7:30 p.m. in Moore Gym. Partisipants "Roots," the eight-part series historical facts this series include Alpha Phi Alpha, Phi Beta Sigma, Kappa Alpha Psi based on the popular novel by Dixon's book, "The Klansman," would satisfy the Klan's contradicted and those it did not and Omega Psi Phi Fraternities. Admission is fifty cents Alex Haley. tell," Duke said. demands. Divid Duke of Jefferson, La., The Klan's alternative would each night. Proceeds of this event go to the United Negro citing the Federal Duke said "Roots" failed to also explore difficulties of whites College Fund and the Sickle Cell Foundation Pairings for Communications Commission's note that African tribes practiced in the post-Civil War era, he Tuesday night will feature Alpha Phi Alpha vs Phi Beta Doctrine of Fairness, demanded slavery, over-stressed said. Sigma at 7:30 p.m. and Kappa Alpha Psi vs Omega Psi Phi the time in a letter to ABC-TV president Leonard Goldenson. in the night cap at 9:00 p.m. Duke presented the letter to a Kelly Sees Accounting The Honors Day Committee is asking all Honor security chief at the network's Societies that have not registered to please do so offices. He was assured it wouid immediately in Room G-l, Dudley. In order to participate be delivered and then he was As Promising Career in Honors Day Convocation (April 14, 1977) you will have ushered from the lobby. to register your Society. The American Broadcasting By Margaret L. Brown Kelly said. "You never stop Company series on Roots drew Meeting of AH Administrative Helpers will be held in Thursday afternoon the learning once you get your record viewing audiences last the Memorial Union, Room 100, at 7:30 on ^Wednesday, Accounting Club sponsored degree." month. David Kelly, who is a partner of Kelly defined "success" as March 9. All persons interested in joining are welcomed to "It was a vicious malignment Arthur Anderson and Company. being in a position to do what attend. of the white population in He spoke in Merrick Hall's you enjoy doing. America," Duke said later. "It The Intramural Dept. and the S.U.A.B. present free ice Auditorium on various areas of In giving pointers to portrayed our race in a negative skating lessons Wednesday March 23, 30, and April 6". from accounting. accounting majors, Kelly stressed light and has incited Black hatred 6-7 p.m. There is room for only 40 students. Sign up in He stated that accounting is self-confidence, leadership, tact, and violence against the white more than rendering services to aggressiveness, maturity, ability Room 103 in the Student Union. majority." clients because it is a very to communicate, personal Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity will sponsor a "Breast Duke said the Klan wants to competitive service. One has to appearance, and attitude. present an eight-part historical Cancer Symposium" in the main lobby of High Rise dormitory give the best service in a Kelly ended his remarks by documentary, but would agree to at 7:00 p.m. Wednesday, March 9. All females are asked to professional way. saying, "Remember, you can't a drama series, similar to One has to realize that public start at the top. It's better to be "Roots," if the network pressed The Omega Psi Phi Fraternity will present a Victory Jam accountants don't work a 9 to 5 prepared for a job than to have a for it. at the Cosmos I Wednesday, March 9, from 9-2 a.m. job. In order to give good service job available and you are The Klan production would Admission will be $1.00 with I.D. and $2.00 without. one has to work long hours, unprepared." Educators To Participate In Workshop Scissu Soul Sole More than 150 educators from Onn ColSale* MarcMnrrh 11-11 1.177 across the state will participate in a two-day workshop on the deniece Williams BILLY PAUL middle school concept at A&T State University,'March 8-9. LET'EM IN Thisls^iecy including: The workshop, sponsored by including: I Trust You/I Think I'll Stay Home Today the university's School of It's Important To Me That s What Friends Are For We All Got A Mission Education, will be held in the Watching Oven It You Dont Believe Free Without You/Let Em In Memorial Student Union. The middle school concept, which generally advocates grouping youngsters in grades five, six and seven, rather than in the traditional grades one through six, is being tried in a number of areas in North Carolina "Many persons believe that this concept provides better for meeting the particular needs of these youngsters," said Dr. *3.99T Marior R, Blair, director of the workshop. THE MANHATTANS ?4.99 °<" Johnnie Taylor Speakers for the conference IT FEELS SO GOOD Rated will be Ms. Marie Rudisill, including: president of the North Carolina It Feels So Good To Be Loved So Bad li^ftraortlinaire including: League of Middle-Junior High We Never Danced To A Love Song It's You Love Is Better In The A.M., Your Love Is Rated X Lets Start It All Over Again IKmdaMiss You Schools; William T. Brown, Not Just Another Booty Song Stormy assistant superintendent of the It Ain t What You Do (Its How You Do It) Fayetteville Schools, R, Few, assistant superintendent of the Alamance County Schools. • During the conference, workshop sessions will be held on administration and organization, plant design and management, discipline and classroom management, certification and curriculum development. Blair said participants may register for the continuing education units. Information may be secured by calling the School of Education at 379-7757. March 8, 1977 The A&T Register Page 3

| Entertainment: 'Selma' Inspires Audience X; (Nelle's Corner1 By Mary E. Cropps and made the vocal arrangements As the civil rights movement 3 By Lynelle Stevenson for the music. He depicts Dr. progresses, Dr. King and his Abounding with exciting and •:• S. King as a man with a dream and followers suffer and triumph. inspirational music and rollicking / have three more books from Ballantine Books. A a burden. The. suffering and the victories dance routines, "Selma" are represented through Division of Random House, Inc., for you this week. premiered Sunday night in the The Montgomery bus boycott the many moving and rollicking The first is entitled Crime Pays! by Thomas Plate. Most Greensboro Coliseum War began with one Black woman's musical numbers in the play. The people probably still believe the old caveat that crime refusal to give up her seat to a Memorial Auditorium. Although audience is carried to a peak and doesn't pay. Regretably, according to journalist Thomas the audience was very sparse, the white woman. That woman was then dropped to the depths of Rosa Parks. Kim Weston as Mrs. Plate, it does, to the tax-free tune of $20,000 for a good response to the musical was despair. pickpocket to $125,000 for a loan shark. overwhelming. Parks show her as a determined person who was tired of being One of the most moving Based on interviews with criminals and law enforcement "Selma," a musical tribute to scenes in the play is the one in officers throughout the country, (CrimeRays! provides a the life of Dr. Martin Luther pushed around. The bus scene is which the four children are King, Jr., traced the events of the a very comical one. The bombed in the church. Alzena close-up look at the burglars, car thieves, loan sharks, hit early civil rights movement from exaggerated movements of the Powell singing "Poison Hiding in men, fences and other "pros" who thrive outside the law. the bus boycott in Montgomery actors add to the comedy and the Church," voices the grievous Thomas Plate is a contributing editor to Penthouse to the march from Selma to shows just how ridiculous the pain and anguish of the loss of Magazine and specializes in law enforcement stories. Montgomery. segregation laws were. the children. The second book is entitled The Verdict by Hildegard The musical opened with Sip Culler as Sheriff Barnside, The determination of Dr. Knef. several overtures leading up to represents the bigoted attitude of King and his followers is evident !The Verdicti reveals Miss Knef's passion and wit, her love the assassination of Dr. King and the law officers of that time. He in the last scene of the play as ending with the fatal gunshot in and pain, the flowering of her life after her bouts with death moves about the stage with long they march to Montgomery. Memphis. The sudden and very . In August, 1973. she was in a hospital in Salzburg, Although the bigots try to stop loud shot startled the audience strides and chomps on a long them, they continue with an Austria, waiting for "the verdict. " It came on August 10: cigar. Like the other policemen and the glowing blue light inspiring determination born of her breast tumor would have to be removed. illuminating Tommy Butler in the play, he is in white face pain and injustice. In .^The Verdict she has written an inspiring story of her portraying Dr. King, made the and this adds to the comical battle with physical illness, of the triumph of her spirit element. The sheriff gets very So, if you want to be inspired scene especially poignant and over difficult odds. moving. excited and upset at times and and moved and absorbed, you has temper tantrums. should attend a performance of The last book on the list is 1876 by Gore Vidal. Denise Erwin as Mrs. King, "Selma." It's a short and moving Gore Vidal, whose mastery of historical fiction was singing "Martin, Martin," Wey man Thompson, as history lesson that everyone portrayed the pain and anguish , Woody, represents the voice of acclaimed in the irreverent bestseller Burr, brings his fertile should see. "Selma" will be of a wife losing her husband and Black Power in the play. He 'imagination to bear on what may be the nader of performed nightly through brought an attentive silence over doesn't believe in passive American history in his new best-selling sequel, 1876 . Friday. the audience. resistance and wants to fight the (See Nelle's, Page 5) Tommy Butler, in addition to white man. However, in the end portraying Dr. King, produced he finds that violence isn't the and wrote the music, and lyrics answer either. We want men and women with engineering Seniors and Graduate or other technical degrees Students. Are you ... for careers in ready for now? steel operations, shipbuilding, Now is the time to explore the potential for professional achievement engineering, sales, mining, at the Naval Ordnance Station, ana research. Indian Head, Maryland (only 25 miles from Washington, D.C.) The Naval Ordnance Station is a recognized leader in rocketry, missile and gun propulsion. We are involved in all aspects of this technology, from research, design, and development to pro­ duction and evaluation. Besides interesting and exciting career fields, the Naval Ordnance Sta­ tion offers fast advancement—both in responsi­ bility and pay. (Special government salary rates Our Loop Course recruiters available for Engineers.) will be here on Send resumes fo. Ms. Joyce Kasubick Code 061C2 Mar. 21,1977 Naval Ordnance Station Indian Head, Md. 20640 An Equal Opportunity Employer Let's talk about it. IT "E ATTENTION PLASMA AND • XI [BLOOD DONORS-FEE PAID!!! h the way Your Help is Urgently Needed ta Supply Life Saving Medicine & Benefit Humanity SAVE LIVES AND FEE PAID- EARN A FEE TWICE A WEEK lATTHE SAME TIME Money You Can Count It's easy, quick, On For Books, completely painless Expenses, etc. 0peDay9 Pioneer Blood Service Sat. 9-1 GREENSBORO, N.C. 255 North Greene St. 273-4313 st*» Bring this ad For S2 00 "1 Bonus on Firs! donation Bethlehem t an equal opportunity employer Page 4 The A&T Register March 8, 1977

ps IUE ALMIGHTY, RO%I oBNoxmsj ^r T^PERlAL.aGRRN'D-SlOMPfK Cf= f\) Does Klan SM Exist? THE \Zimt X DEMAND T/U fi GET IQDKL. n\K TIME TO po >AOl< VEK-ION o>~sRoots'' Have the Blacks ofthe 1970's become too complacent? This question should be given serious thought. After reading a story in the Greensboro Daily News; entitled, "The Klan-Where Does It Stand Today?", this writer began to wonder if we have gotten to the point where we feel we have everything or that there is no need to continue the struggle for complete justice in this country. The Klan was in nearby Burlington and Graham Saturday to let the people know they are still around and that they are launching an active recruiting program. It appears the Klan hasn't had a good cross burning-party in a long time and they feel now is as good a time as any. For Blacks, that means it is time to reorganize before things get out of hand. One of the leaders of the group said that whites are superior to Blacks. Anyoner willing to believe•• such nonsense cant be too intelligent and ranks well below an idiot in being superior. With such people being leaders, then there can't be muchrio the followers. The story went on to explain some of the recent attempts by the Klan to recruit new members. Most of the attempts,! if not all of them were unsuccessful.! It told of a Klan leader who tried to speak at the University of North Carolina at -Chapel Hill. Another incident occuerred in downtown Greensboro. However, all of their future attempts may not have the same turnout. Blacks all over this country had better wake The Wrong We Do lives On up. We have come too far up the mountain to slip back down now.

Editor of the Register only way to have fun? doing wrong, bring it to his It seems as though we are Aggies, let's get together and attention that it hurt the Published twice weekly during the school year by always criticizing our students of work for the betterment of A&T. university's -status. students of North Carolina Agricultural and Technical things that only a small portion When we see a fellow Aggie Margaret L. Brown State University. of them are guilty of. To receive THE REGISTER, please send $7.50 to THE Not all students throw snowballs, leave trays on tables, Voter RegistrationRises A&T REGISTER, Box E-25, Greensboro, North Carolina steal, and act immature. But w; 27411 to cover mailing and handling costs. must realize that the public or MEMBER: Associated Collegiate Press, Intercollegiate people in general have a Press. tendency to remember only the For Blacks In South bad about someone or something Black voter registration has 43 percent in 1964. Campbell at A&T. increased in the South, to the said_ The 5*965 Voting Rights An example of this is when point where it almost equals Act wnich substituted federal The A&T Register the local paper runs astoryabout white registration, according to a registrars for county registrars m a new research project, a great University of Georgia political six Southern states and Alaska, speaker, or an art exhibit; one scientist. resulted in even greater Dr. Bruce A. Campbell, tends not to remember such registration numbers, he said. Editor Benjamin 7. Forbes worthwhile events. Let us have a assistant professor of political Campbell also attributes the bad or losing season in sports, or science, said voter turnout Managing Editor Mary E. Cropps increase to decreased white let a faculty member or a student among Blacks still is lower than Acting News Editor Maxine McNeill interference. Business Manager Robert E. Beasley be arrested or caught doing that of whites but "the gap has something illegal, they will be Campbell, who is writing a Advertising Manager Charles Perry been steadily closing in the remembered until they die. South."' book on the American Production Manager Michael Haile\ The civil rights movement of electorate, predicted that no Sports Editor.. Craig R. Turner Why is it that human beings cling to bad news? Can it be that the early 1960s and the 1964 party will dominate Southern Entertainment Editor Lynelle Stevenson society believes violence is the Civil Rights- Act shot Black voting patterns in the coming Feature Editor Carlese Blackwell registration up from 29per cent to years- Acting Head Typist Larry Jenkins Chief Photographer William Lawson Circulation Manager June Smith Distribution Manager Jackie Alston Advisor Mrs. Loreno Marrow Rising Cost Of Learning?

By Maxine McNeill colleges in the state which operates under Staff Members: Alverina Bazemore, Dianne Bazemori,. Whoever said some years ago "education, the book rental system That does save Sandra Bazemore, Barbara Bennett, Ronnie Britton, is free" sure didn't have the rising cost of Margaret Brown, Dennis Bryant, Jessica Carney, Pamalin students a lot of money but the paperback Cherry, Michael Davis.jOwen Dixon, Fred Duckett higher education in mind. We were books seem to make up the difference. Patricia Eason, Sandra Fuller, Carol Holiness, Savannah informed a few weeks ago that an advance Jones, Sam Lomax, Twaaace Marable, Evelyn Massey, This isn't a complaint. We are really Tyrone McLean, Anthony Motley, Donald Murchison, fee of $50instead of the usual $15 would grateful to the .bookstore for its services. It Marie Outlaw, Theresa Peterson, Dorothy Payton, Hilda be required for all continuing students. Pinnix, Catherine Speller, Ellen Spruill, Nepolia Smith, seems to always have the books, hardback Annie Stevenson, Lila Washington, Joyce Watson, Avis The $50 advance fee isn't really that bad Watson, Marry Williams, StaUa Williams. or otherwise, we need for our classes on because hopefully it will help eliminate the time. Our class work is never delayed with over enrollment problem. Also, with the regard to the book store workers' increase in tuition, maybe dorm conditions efficient job. will improve. On behalf ofthe student body, we'd like One thing about college cost that really REPRESENTED FOR NATIONAL ADVERTISING BY to say thank you for not contributing to « National Educational Advertising Services, Inc. upsets a lot of students is the cost of the rising cost of education. Also, we really 360 Lexington Ave., New York, N. Y. 10017 paperback books in the bookstore.' We appreciate your proficient work. understand that A&T is one of the few March 8, 1977 The A&T Register Page 5 Symphony Announces Program! Nelle's Corner * «•> * O ^^ J (Continued From Page 3) Using both factual and fictional characters. Vidal By Lynelle Stevenson Janice Harsanyi of the North people." In making its debut in meticulously reconstructs the year of the nation's The North Carolina Carolina School of the Arts. Carnegie Hall, the Symphony centennial through the eyes of the fictional Charlie Symphony, which will make its The 200 voices from Duke will be expanding its New York debut in Carnegie Hall University, under the direction commitment to enriching the Schuyler who returns to America after a self-imposed on March 9, has announced its of J. Benjamin Smith, represent cultural life of our country. 38-year European exile. Schuyler brings with him a modest program of musical selections. the combination of the finest Tickets for the performance literary reputation and the devoted companionship of his This concert is expected to young singers of the major choral are available by calling (919) beautiful daughter, the widowed Princess d' Agrigente. attract a large number of groups on the Duke campus. 733-2750. As 1876 is written in the form of a journal. Schuyler dignitaries from the worlds of Under the artistic direction of comments freely on the social and political phenomena of the arts and government, with Maestro Gosling the Symphony Governor James B. Hunt, Jr., is earning a reputation as one of the time. 1876 is the second volume in.what has become a heading the delegation from the the leading orchestras in the widely acclaimed trilogy, the third being Vidal's jar Heel State. Southeast. Washington D.C. published before the first two. Listeners in the In the 45 years since its Here are the top 10 singles as compiled by Billboard Winston-Salem area will be able founding, the Symphony has Magazine: to hear the North Carolina reached millions of adults and T^-t Symphony live in concert from Many U.S. baseballs are made 1. Theme From "A Star Is Born" students with its unequaled in Haiti. Carnegie Hall beginning at 8 p.m. emphasis on "taking music to the Barbra Streisand on Wednesday, March 9. 2. "FlyLike An Eagle" Among the stations in the Steve Miller Band Winston-Salem area planning to 3. "I Like Dreamin"' air the broadcast will be Four Receive Awards WFDD-FM (Winston-Salem), 9 Kenny Nolan WBIG (Greensboro), WMFR-FM 4. "Night Moves" (High Point), WBUY and At 'Selma Premiere Bob Seger WLXN-FM (Lexington), WSTP Dr. John Kilimanjaro, director Dr. Kilimanjaro, in accepting an 5. "Blinded By The Light" and WSAT (Salisbury) and of the Paul RobesonTheatre d the award, described "Selma" as WKBC-FM (NorthWilkesboro). Councilman Jimmie I. Barber the most moving production he Manfred Mann's Earth Band had ever witnessed. He praised The broadcast has been arranged were presented with 6. "Dancing Queen" in cooperation with the North the cast and producer-writer Abba ''outstanding , humanitarian Carolina Association of Tommy Bulter. Councilman awards" at the premiere of was n 7. "Torn Between Two Lovers" Broadcasters. Barber °t present to receive "Selma" Sunday night. his award. Mary MacGregor The featured work of the The awards, presented by 8. "Year Of The Cat" evening will be "Stabat Mater" Awards were also presented to Brotherhood '< for Christ, Inc., by Poulenc, in which the Joan Little and her attorney, Al Stewart Symphony will be joined by the were in recognition of Jerry Paul. Ms. Little was not 9. "Rich Girl" Duke University Chapel Choir outstanding humanitarian work present at the musical. Paul was - Daryl Hall & John Oates and Chorale and soprano soloist done by the recipients. present and accepted his award. 10. "Go Your Own Wav" Fleetwood Mac Three Workshops To Begin On Tenants A series of three workshops on tenants' rights and responsibilities is being sponsored by the Human Relations Commission and the Legal Aid Foundation of Greensboro. Experts will be on hand to deal with a variety of questions at each of the three workshops scheduled for tonight at Presbyterian Church of the Cross, 1810 Phillips Avenue; Wednesday. March 16. Lindley Community Center. 2907 Springwood Drive; and Tuesday. March 22, Hampton Homes Auditorium, 1300 Ogden Street. The first two workshops will be designed to deal primarily with private housing, while the final one will deal primarily with public housing. Students that are interested in the possibility of moving into any apartment maybe interested in these workshops. There will be answers to questions concerning evictions, apartment or housing maintenance. deposits. grievances, relations with neighbors, and rent increases. The workshop, sponsored by the two agencies will seek to deal with these and other questions. Serving as resources persons who will seek to answer questions and deal with problems will be attorneys, realtors. Housing Authority Personnel, and Human Relations officials. Page 6 The A&T Register March 8,1977 Garfield Says Residents Will Receive Machines By Rodney McCormick increase for the students from .25 to .35 to use the washing Scott Hall's residents will machines. soon be able to do their laundry Another proposal is one of a in the dorm's basement, free system. This would allow according to James Garfield, students to washtheirclothesfree. director of auxiliary services. The The university would pay a fee machines are presently out of to the company for the use of order due to vandalism. the machines. This solution Garfield stated that he did not could cut down on vandalism know about the condition of the and robberies, but also would laundry machines in Scott Hall. increase the student fees He found out when a slightly, said Garfield. representative of the Solon •:*:*:W:*:*:-.wS.;.^^ Company visited the dorm last week to check the machines. He | have a good | said a Solon representative will visit A&T this week to repair and or replace the machines in Scott Hall and several other dorms. holiday It's hard to get clean clothes from a broken washing machine. Staff Photo by Love Talks are currently underway with the Solon Company and » Here's the extended g possibly another company to v forecast for Wednesday g ^%\r*J&=^z negotiate a new contract. •> through Friday. 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L T, M 42 Bridget Riley's 9 Part of AT*T, for 55 North Caucasian SIA s IISIA L 1 A|I|S] >© Edward Julius, 1976 it specialty (2 wds.) short language n^Fir? "nranrj ^nr^R Collegiate CW76-10 March 8, 1977 The A&T Register Page 7 SPORTS NOTEBOOK Lillie Pratt Excells In Sports By Craig R. Turner Verstility is a virture that By Craig R. Turner very few athletes obtain in their careers. That has been the cornerstone of success for one A&T coed who has reached for It was a week filled with surprises and mysteries. A&T athletic prowness. took some great strides in changing its leadership within the Lillie Pratt, a star forward for athletic department. The coaches involved in A&T's two A&T's Aggiette basketball team, major spectator sports resigned for two very different has always excelled in nearly reasons which can .either be looked upon as a blessing or a every phase of sport and the disaster. freshman seems distined to continue her pattern. The search for a new head basketball coach will not or The 5-7 High Point native is should not be nearly as difficult as finding ,a head another of the. fine female football coach. There are more than enough capable athletes on campus. "I've always persons ready to fill the spot vacated by Warren Reynolds. enjoyed sports ever since I was a This is not to say that football is more important than kid." any other sport on A&T's campus but the availablity of Pratt's basketball aspirations received their start when she was quality people in this particular area is very limited. seven years old and have stayed Hopefully, the search will find a younger man, capable with her until the present. and far sighted enough to plan for the future. The new "I really got into it during man will have to maintain a winning program which means junior high school and played that some sort of immediate success will have to be nearly eveiyihingl could," said the petite 18 year old. forthcoming in his initial season. The nucleus is already Pratt starred in basketball, present. volleyball, track and field, and In the area of basketball, the coach is going to face an softball in her career at Andrews up hill battle to return A&T to the championship days it High School. has enjoyed through most of this decade. Whoever it may Her excellence in all these be, the pressure will be great because nothing less than a areas resulted in her selection as all-conference in all and finally a respectable turnaround will satisfy: an already (dissident coveted MVP award during her A&T following. •high school days. The women's basketball team brought its best season in Her abilities at Andrews did its history to a close this past Saturday, i finishing second in not go unnoticed as she was the state to a fine Lenior Rhyne club in the Division III contacted by a number of universities and colleges for her playoffs. talents. Lillie Pratt There has been a lot of speculation that the Aggiettes The list included Western may move into the Division II bracket in the coming year Carolina, Winston-Salem -State, attend A&T? "I wanted to atmosphere here is like a college which would mean a showdown with cross- county High Point College, and attend a Black college and I felt should be. I believe I made the Applachian State to mention a that A&T was the finest correct choice," she said. powerhouse High Point College. few. university of that type." Asked about the women's Coach Joyce Spruill has stated publicly that she felt her Then why did Pratt decide to "I really love A&T and the (See Lillie, Page 8) cagers could be very competitive in the tougher Division II conference. The divisions in women's athletics are determined by the enrollment of coeds at ari institution. The rising number of female undergraduates at A&T would Lenior Rhyne Defeats Aggiettes almost make the move mandatory within the next two years or so The controversy surrounding the resignation of Warren By Dennis Bryant Lenior Rhyne jumped to a made the all division team, and Reynolds continues to hover around the athletic The Aggiettes were defeated quick 23 point lead at 49-26. we were a )0ng way from home. department as well as the university. A letter, originating by Lenior Rhyne 70-59 in the Behind the shooting of Jones, Four of our giris should have made the all-tournament team. from the office of SGA President Tony Tyson, called for finals of the NCAIA-Division III Rogers, and Charlene Henderson, Tournament. The Aggiettes had the Aggiettes went on a scoring I'm just sorry we had toiose. We the re-evaluation of Reynolds. some solid play from Mamie out burst. They scored 15 wanted to take it all." The letter was signed by the members ofthe basketball Jones and Natalie Rogers in the straight points to pull to within The Aggiettes were led by team. It also called for the investigation of the athletic second-half. eight at 49-41. Natalie Rogers with 17 points, department, its administrators, and its staff. A&T shot very poorly for the With 4:10 to go. Rogers Mamie Jones 12 points, an all The words were directed to the board of trustees. The rest of the half. They were added more fire power. The tournament selection, and Charlene Henderson with nine response came back from the target of the letter saying outscored 19-6 as Lenior Rhyne Aggiettes were behind by four at took a 21-12 lead. They led the 59-55. They were able to score points. Lenior Rhyne was led by that the decision to accept Reynolds' resignation was final rest of the game. on the half court press. But the Sally Reid with 30 points and and the search for a head coach will continue with all The rest of the half, A&T was comeback was short-lived, as the Grace Sherrill with 19. deliberate speed. Case ended. Enough said. outscored 17-6. Bears scored the next nine points to take a commanding 68-55 lead, The 70-59 loss dropped the Aggiettes to a 19-4 record. They ATTENTION!!! had a great season and everyone should be proud of them. Coach Spruill said, "We had All reporters and production workers little support. None of our girls are requested to attend a workshop at NOTICE! THE REGISTER,Wednesday, March 9, :j To Whom It May concern: Please return the AFROTC j jRecruiting poster with caption, "Be A Leader For A:. jChange, Join AFROTC." The poster was taken fronv: at 7:30 p.m. ^bulletin' board of the Student Union this weekend. Itij twas a class project. Return to campbell Hall (AFROTC)j: BE THERE! :or slide under the door of Room 1059, Scott Hall-Section:: Page 8 The A&T Register March 8,1977 Williams Produces Album For Marching Machine (Continued From Page 1) During his administration money because that money is Williams produced an album coming from the athletic featuring the marching band and department from game receipts. formed a summer band. The "Without a phone or assistant band has also performed at such director, the band still produced places as Washington, D.C, New fine half-time shows and it seems York and Pontiac, Mich., as well low that I receive little or no as at numerous high school and help from my peers," the public functions. Alabama State graduate said. Williams commends his pep J.,J. Williams, chairman of the and marching bands for Music Department, said Williams' understanding his problems while resignation had been honored still performing well. because it was felt that the resignation would be best for the Student band and A&T. "Robert is a talented young *l man," Williams said, "but his o Wins Trip operative ideas didn't coincide E with the university's." To New York A&T's Child Developement Center is a fun place. What could be more fun than a see-saw?

applications, he became interested in the program. The fact that sophomores were being requested interested him even more. "This" is a challenge and I Some of the hope to do my best," said Lindsay. "I am looking forward to going to New York. I don't foresee any problems in representing the school. smartest Dr. Willie Bailey, chairman of the business administration department, said he was very impressed with Lindsay's paper. He feels Lindsay was a good black executives choice to represent A&T. The Mobil representatives visited 25 Black college campuses and chose one business major to attend the program from each work for us. campus. Lillie Pratt Is Indicative Of Fine Athlete (Continued From Page 7) outstanding record this basketball season, Pratt said that she thought teamwork, togetherness, and good coaching have been the differences. She is looking forward to the next basketball season despite the Aggiettes' defeat in the state finals at Pembroke for Division The Navy, though few black III clubs. "We played well college men realize it, can be enough to win it, .but we seemed to run out of gas. I still feel we one of the fastest places for a are the best and that we will be smart young man to get ahead. back." Responsibility comes quickly at Versatility, a love of sport, it sea, and it's real responsibility. all goes into making a fine' An officer less than a year out athlete which is indicative of of college may be in charge of Lillie Pratt. thirty men; after just two years "if ^f^lf ^fc"^1 *£_* 4r *!(• *»^ *4* *X* *I* *1* *1* he may run a division of fifty or more. In four years, a Navy officer can have more managerial expe­ rience than most civilians have BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY midway through their careers. The Navy has officer programs in Aviation and Nuclear Stuff Envelopes Propulsion, in Supply, Law, $25.00 PER HUNDRED Medicine, and many others. Talk Immediate Earnings it over with your Navy recruiter or call 800-841-8000 toll free. Send $1.00 To: Early responsibility. Black or Envelopes Dept. 339A white, it's what being a Navy 310 Franklin Street officer is all about. Boston, Mass. 02110 NAVY OFFICER. IT'S NOT JUST A JOB, IT'S AN ADVENTURE. *^1^^ >*^» *^ *f» l*f* lay* «^> K^ aaaf* ,t>^ a^^ a>t^^