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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]. REGISTER ® "COMPLETE AWARENESS FOR COMPLETE COMMITMENT" VOLUME LII NUMBER 19 NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL & TECHNICAL STATE UNIVERSITY, GREENSBORO, NC Tuesday, November 18, 1980

Cleon Thompson Emerges As A&T Interim Chancellor

By Andrew McCorkle headlines in local press When Cleon Thompson was coverage about a weak nursing growing up he had dreams of school and financial becoming a medical doctor. bookkeeping that has been Instead he has recently termed "unauditable." emerged from being the only Thompson said he plans not Black vice-president in the to let the nursing program at Universtiy of North Carolina's A&T die, and to "coordinate" general administration to a search for a new vice become the interim chancellor chancellor for fiscal affairs. of A&T State University. "We are going to work in a Thompson has entered a most diligent fashion to be university where many are sure the nursing school will skeptical about his motives. sustain the mandates set forth Some have even labeled his an by the board of governors," "uncle torn." However, after said Thompson meeting with student Thompson's term expires representatives and faculty when a permanent chancellor members, Thompson said his is found, but he said he will Teddy Pendergrass excites the coliseum crowd with his rendition of Ashford and Simpson's "Is It reception has been warm and work as if his stay is Still Good to You". (Photo by Tyson) friendly. permanent "I truly feel a part of this "This office cannot afford campus now," he said in an to address short-range interview at his comfortable concerns," he said. Campus Expands, New Building Dudley Building office. "Therefore, my involvements Dean of A&T's Graduate at this time will be to address By Deborah Boney specialty courses in laboratory be provided School Albert Spruill, in an both short and long range North Carolina A&T State animal science pertaining to "The laboratory Animal October 26 letter-to-the-editor planning for the university." University expands its campus micro and gross aspects of Resources Unit will contain of the the Greensboro Daily He plans to review cafeteria with the New Animal Science anatomical structures and different animal rooms for a News, spoke harshly of services and to scrutinize Building. systems development, variety of lab animal species Thompson: "He is so much a campus security. Thompson "The funds for this building physiological parameters and and is based on a clean part of the intimidation that said he will also deliver a were approved last year by the the principles of animal corridor system," said Dr. was and still is exhibited by speech to the student body. "1 legislature," said Dr. George breeding and genetic Johnson. Laboratories are UNC with regard to minority am concerned about living Johnson, chairman of the disorders. Reproduction and used to give students professionals," wrote Spruill. conditions on campus," he Animal Science Department. lab animal husbandry experience in performing Spruill said that, when said. The plans for the building principles of disease .clinical lab tests, histo- officials from the Department He said the university were developed in January and management, biochemistry techniques and radiology. of HEW came to visit A&T should enjoy a more favorable February of this year. "In and animal nutrition, animal "This building is based on a last February, UNC general relationship with local and May, the final prints were behavior and practices in $7 million project," said Dr. administration immediately regional communites, the ready to go to Raleigh for colony management will also Johnson dispatched Thompson to N.C. general assembly and the approval," said Dr. Johnson. campus which "had the effect UNC general administration. The location of the building of frightening the leadership consider those is opposite the Metropolitan NAACP Youth Conf. Sponsors to the extent that it curtailed components a responsibilty of United Methodist Church on some of its own views of the this university," he said as he Benbow Road. The entrance College Chapter Conference present state of the shifted his brown frame will be leading off Benbow institution." glasses. Road. The N.C. Youth Conference deal with NAACP policies and Thompson refuted those "My responsibility is The construction work has of the NAACP is sponsoring procedures, jobs, education, charges and called them looking at the overall begun to clear the 64,000 the NAACP All-State College political involvement and a unwarranted. "I've been institution," said Thompson. square feet of building. The Chapter Conference on problem-solving forum. working with the HEW group At 49 years of age, structure is scheduled to be Saturday, November 22, from There is a registration fee of since 1974 or '75," said Thompson is tall and soft completed in 1982. It will 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., at $5. The guest speaker will be Thompson. "I was here to spoken. He has worked in contain four major program Winston -Salem State Joseph Madison, director of assist in whatever way I could higher education for 22 years components which are University NAACP voter education. so that HEW could reach its (See Thompson. Page 2) learning resources center, Other guests will be Danny conference is being findings instructional laboratories and This Thomas, NAACP national for all NAACP college The chancellor does not classrooms, laboratory animal held college coordinator; Carolyn chapter members and any foresee any bold or sweeping resources unit and research Coleman, N.C. NAACP state minority students concerned changes for the university. laboratories all in equal field director; Lewis Carter, with life after college. The He plans to meet with the allotments NAACP labor director; Janice Winston-Salem NAACP chairmen of each department The learning Resource Johnson, NAACP regional college chapter will host the within ten days to determine Center will provide closed youth director; and George one- day conference and the the overall status of the circuit television, computer Jones from the N.C. Lt. theme the conference is programs offered. assisted instruction, library- of Governor's office. "After the meeting I will be with a 42,000 volume capacity, "Survival Of The Black For more information College Graduate." better prepared to speak to my self paced study carrels, audio- contact T. Diane Bellamy priorities for the academic visual technology and a 150 Workshops will be held Small, 3211 Delmonte Drive, development during the year," seat teaching theater from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Greensboro, NC; N.C. e C NAACP State Youth Advisor; Page 2 The A&T Register Tuesday November 18,1980 N.C. Loan Program Provides Aid For Health Careers J i Interested in going into the 1945, is the oldest and largest health care field? North health education loan program Carolina's Educational Loan in the nation. More than 3,800 Program may be able to help students have studied under you with education costs. the program since 1945, 90 ) The Educational Loan percent of them since 1965. Program provides loans for The loan program currently students going into medical has $8 million invested in and other health related people who are in training or studies such as dentistry, practice to repay their loan medicine, optometry, physical obligations. therapy, nursing, dental Janet Proctor, head of the hygiene, pharmacy, nutrition Educational Loan Program, and several others. says, "This type of program is Loans from $500 to good because we can consider range stimulating pastime for Marcus and Ram oto by E-Man) $6,000 per year per individual the needs ofboth the state and A game of "Space Chess" is a depending on the particular the student. We work very field of study. The loans are closely with our students while repaid through _ practice in they are in training as well as medically underserved areas of practice. We get to know each Thompson ComfortableWithRole North Carolina or in cash. one ofthem and their families, Interest, academic standing and they know us." and motivation for service are If you are interested in the controversy. A&T has been jobs leadership training (Continued From Page 1) and examined carefully in selecting program and would like an plagued with fiscal problems have helped prepare him for packet, the students to participate in the application contact at such instituitions as Shaw and what many consider his new job Loan loan program. Financial need Educational Program, University, Tuskegee Institute, deliberate biased press "One c my primary the Facility is also a criterion when Division of Services. Howard Univeristy and UNC coverage by the local media. concerns to enhance the number of applicants exceeds N.C, Department of Human Chapel Hill. Thompson seemed relaxed Black institution," said P.O. Box the availability of funds. Resources, 12200, He inherited a university and confident in his new role Thompson "It (being The Educational Loan Raleigh, NC 27605 Telephone: that former chancellor Lewis as leader of the university. He chancellor) gives me a chance began 919 733-2164. Program, which in C. Dowdy left in a cloud of said his various administrative to get a better picture of the institutions needs." Thompson said General Crusade To Provide Food For Hungry v:,"' :: "" : . Care colleges in the UNC system. However, since he became a vice president between $72 and "This fall, with hunger goal, "to meet this urgent porridge for 300 school for-work projects villagers will $80 million dollars have been endemic in developing need." children for a week, and often receive food for themselves channeled to the Black countries around the world, Explaining that the CARE: this supplemental food makes and their families while colleges we are launching the CARE package over the years a significant difference in a working to increase "It is an effort of support to Food Crusade to provide include self-help development child's health and survival as agricultural production. which I am proud," said nourishing food for more than and medical aid through well as learning abiltiy." Emergency food will be rushed Thompson 31 million hungry people, CARE/MEDICO, he stressed Most of the food will go to to survivors of natural and mostly children in Africa, that "giving food to victims of needy children at schools, other disasters Asia, Latin America and the poverty and disease remains hospitals, health clinics, day Regular CARE feeding James Howerton Middle East," Dr. Philip our major task." care centers, and other programs are conducted in To Coordinate Johnston,executive director of Pointing out how CARE institutions many of which Bangladesh, Bolivia, Chile, the international aid and streches its aid, Dr. Johnston CARE helped communities Dominican Republic, Youth Jobs development organization, said, "As little as $5 provides build. Malnourished pregnant Ecuador, Egypt, Gaza, By Bobby Hopkins announced 600 nutritious biscuits to and nursing mothers will also Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Area being In an appeal to the public school children. Only $15 receive CARE food, plus India, Jordan East and West business are encouraged to provide jobs Dr. Johnston set a $7 million supplies a nourishing bowl of nutrition education. In food- Banks, Nicaragua, Panama, for Peru, Philippines, Sri Lanka, young people duirng the upcoming Thailand and Tunisia. In holiday season. disasters or other emergencies Each year, more than 18,000 CARE provides food to any students enroll in English two state- Dept. Holds GRE other countries where the Clinic supported organization also operates universities, three private colleges programs. These include and one By Tanya Le Gette program. He said, "We are department dues to buy study Belize, Cameroon, Colombia, technical institution. This The English Department is committed to holding a session books for the NTE and GRE annual influx of students has a sponsoring tutorial sessions to Congo, Costa Rico, significant every Monday and Tuesday of exams, and also to buy impact on the local help students prepare for the fall and spring terms, as Indonesia, Israel, Kenya, economy. In addition, the standardized exams such as long as the college classes are grammar books, which Lesotho, Liberia, Mali, Nepal, colleges provide Greensboro Niger, the National Teachers' Exam in session." The idea for these students can refer to. At Pakistan, Sierra Leone, residents with many and the Graduate Record tutorial sessions came from Sudan and Uganda. educational and cultural Exam. present, about eight or nine Dr. Jimmy L. Williams, Formed to help World War opportunities These sessions are held two students show up for each chairman of the English II victims in Europe, CARE Hiring students for part- days a week, Monday 5-6, and shipped millions of food time and temporary holiday Tuesday 5-6, in Crosby Hall, session, and the English jobs is one Department. In the fall of packages to destitute families. tangible way for Room 201. Department hopes that more 1977, Dr. Williams appointed As Europe recoverd, the business community to These sessions are for the CARE turned its attention to needy demonstrate its support for benefit of all A&T students, a committee on standardized A&T students will take millions in other areas of the local educational institutions. and the English Department exams for the purpose of advantage of this tutoring world Coordination of the effort holding weekly has been to employ college youth is since fall, helping students do well on service. The department sessions 1977 Contributions may be sent being provided by James to Robert these exams. would like to see students According Dr to the CARE Food Crusade, Howerton, Community Representative Levine, these sessions are an The English Department has coming to these .' sessions 1 aS i;1618 Thompson Avenue. for the City of Georgia important part of the used money from, its early ias itheirfreshman year. <' nAlanta 303P44. Greensboro (373-2061). Tuesday November 18, 1980 The A&T Register Page 3 if Journal Entry By Tony Moore

Richard B. Harrison Players' activities range from its second fall production to players gaining extra acting experience. The RBH Players held auditions for "Raisin," the musical based on the play, "A Raisin In The Sun," by the late Lorraine Hansberry and selected cast members The lead role of Walter Lee Younger is played by RBH Players' president, Arnold Pinnix. Josie P. Hudley and Cynthia R. Bailey are cast doubly as Ruth Younger and Jannie Jones will portray (Mama) audience. (Photo Stephanie Mills and Stacey Lattisaw also did their part in exciting the coliseum Lena College student, Robin Younger. Bennett by Tyson) Stamps is cast in the role of Beneatha; ten-year-old Omar Ibn Khalil will portray Travis; Mitchell Williams is Asagai; Jimmy Smith is Linder. The role 'Teddy' Appears In Coliseum of Willie Harris is played by Anthony P. Johnsonand by Mills for By Tony Moore audience as to how it felt, (" When joined to Fred E. Thompson will play Bobo. Each scratch of his forehead 'cause I'm havin' a great duets, Pendergrass was able theatrical ability. "Raisin" opens December 2, and will run until drew the ear-splitting screams time!") Mills decided she had display some of "Feel the December 6 with a special Sunday matinee, of "teddy bear" fans (the no need for the microphone The recording ladies) in the Greensboro stand and promptly threw it Fire" on the TP album December 7. wasted Coliseum, Friday, November someplace to the rear. appears in the form of energy and 14. She also sang "Sweet time, talent, of to work as The Teddy Pendergrass Sensation" and revitalized and money. The performance Several RBH Players were selected was attracted hoards of did justice to Michael the song on that night Santa's Ambassadors (Christmas Cheer promoters) concert ability candle-bearing women, and Jackson's "She's (He's) Out superb. Mills' theatrical Holiday Capers, Inc. to for devoted Stephanie Mills and Of My Life." surfaced, giving strength As for the performance of the collaboration. They also Santa's Ambassadors use elf character voices Stacey Lattisaw admirers. Lattisaw performed first on Teddy Pendergrass, it was performed "Take Me In Your or adults call to speak that over the telephone. Children the show with the help of her enjoyed by every lady in Arms Tonight," adding to the elf of their choice. backup band, songs from the attendance. The men were special "live" touch. LP: just there and relieved only by Let Me Be Your Angel The rest of the show was Many players auditioned for the job; a few were "Jump To The Beat," "Let the interjection of Stephanie dedicated to the "conquest." Blake, Calvin Bradley, Ernest and Mills to perform duets with selected: Rosaland Me Be Your Angel" Pendergrass suggestively lured Jones, spoke only Pendergrass, and the presence Faison, Anthony Johnson, Jannie Emanuel "Dynamite." She each female audience member audience of "Teddy's Angels" Kearney, William Mclver, Arnold Pinnix, Dwight once, informing the enticing: "Come On Over To that "my name is Stacey (background vocalists). Smith, Smith, Avery Verdell and Mitchell My Place." Then, "Close The Kevin I'm from Backed by the Teddy Bear Lattisaw; Door"; "Turn Off The Williams. (Washington) D.C."; and "I Orchestra and "Teddy's Lights" and the coliseum at just wanna be...your angel." Angels," Pendergrass vowed The actors were put under a five-week contract that moment became cluttered When Stephanie Mills to give the ladies what they and will earn $14 an hour. had been waiting for. The with burning candles. After performed, the audience "it" was over, Pendergrass witnessed an energetic feeling stage, which simulated an insisted on knowing: "Is It of the musical fire that open-faceed cage, was By Still Good To Ya?" to which TheAssociated Press definitely put her "one inch" accentuated by stroboscopic The following are Billboard's all of the women responded not record hits for the week end- tall body into the show. lights, kaleidoscopic spot Ins Nov. 32 as they apeear in next :"Yeah!!!" week's issue of Billboard maga- She danced, skipped and lights and at times a seeming zine. across the 12inches of mist that gave him shouted The concert was excellent; full possession. a floating effect. Hot Singles Top LPs stage.taking the best, many said they had "Put Your Body In It," Pendergrass' show, in every J. "Lady" Kenny Rogers 1."The mw* Bruce Sprints- seen in a long time. (Liberty)• ttwi (Columbia) "D-A-N-C-I-N," "What Cha way, was a very creative, 3. "Women in Lave" Barbra 2. "Guilty" Barbra Streisand The performance of Teddy (Columbia) (Columbia) My Lovin'?" extremely well-organized Streisand Gonna Do With Pendergrass was nothing- 3. "The Wanderer" Donna r "©rtalest Hits" Kenny ftet- and "Starlight" were all "meeting." Suave and Summer(Geffen) an(Liberty) because he did nothing. But, 4. "Another One Bites the 4. "Hatter Than July" Stevie performed with a maximum relaxed, introduced (Elektra) (Tamla) the really sad part is the fact Dust" Quean Wonder amount of vigor. himself, gave random 5. "I'm Coming Out" Diana i. "The Game" Queen (Elek- that he doesn't have to: his Ross () tra) "Where's my song?: 'Never biographical information, and 4. "Never Knew Love Like 4. "Crimes Of Passion" pat discovered areas public (the ladies) will always This Before" Stephanie Milts Banatar (Chrysalis) Knew Love!' ", Mills disclosed and (20th remain content with whatever Century) 7. "Diana" Diana Ross (Mo- demanded to know of the of interest he shared with his 7. "Master Blaster" Stevie town) he does or doesn't do. Wonder (Tamla) musicians who apparently had conversationists. •. "Back In Black" AC-DC i. "MoreThan I Can Say" Leo (Atlantic) not begun the introduction as Sever (Warner Bros.) ». "Out Stap Closer" Doable she had wanted. On e. "Starting Over" John Lan- Brother* (Werner Bras.) soon as non (Gaffen) 10."Triumph" Jacksons (Epic) the recording of "Never Knew 10. "Dreaming" Cliff Richard (EMl-America) Love," much of the performance is held back. But Soul Singles on the night of the show, she held nothing back, giving the 1. "Master Blaster" Stevie 4. "Another One Bites the Wonder (Tamla) Dust" Queen (Elcktra) song her all. She induced the (Warner 1. "Lovely Ohe" Jacksons 7. "Uptown" Prince (Epic) Bros.) audience to sing "never"; she Teddy Pen- 4. "I'm Coming Out" Diana 3. "Love T.K.O." (Motown) convinced Peggy and Mary oorarest (PIR) Ross man d OVered a pa s Teena vocalists) to The University of Santo 4. "More Bounce to theOunce" ». "I Need YourLovin'" (background troughk the Sierrac Nevadaw ? Zapp (Warner Bros.) Marie (Gordy) Domingo, founded in 1538, Tom admit that they each "never ou- ta,ns Calrf and 10. "Funkln' tar Jamaica" is the oldest the Western 5. "Celebration" Kool & the in "? '^. ?"i.a,n Browne (Arlsta-ORP) ; the Pac,f,cS *°0cean 1844 The Gang (De-Lite) knew." At one point during Hemisphere. - the song, after questioning the . Page 4 The A&T Register Tuesday November 18, 1980 Bedding's Presence Remains did well in Europe, but we played New Directions the Thirteeen years after his record this was a one- shot deal and audience was super-critical, untimely death, Otis was quickly back definitely letting you know Redding's presence and Dexter jamming with his sibblings. what they thought." influence in the world of Zelma Redding, the owner Considering the Macon area popular music remains ofa popular Macon nightspot, produced Otis, little Richard stronger than ever. When the New Directions, followed and James Brown, the Redding died, his son, Otis hands-off policy toward audience had reason to be Redding, 111, was only three a their music. Mark relates that discerning. "People would years old. Today, 16 year-old didn't try to push us in even stop us on the street to Otis, his 20 year-old brother, "she this direction. She just said talk about our show. It was as Dexter, and their cousin, Mark for yourself and do what if thy felt a special Lockett, 23, who form the 'Go interests you.' When we said committment to help make us Reddings, carry on the family were serious about music, as good as possible." legacy in a manner that would we to manage In 1979, they changed the Otis Redding proud. then she agreed make group's name to The Reddings 111, Dexter and Mark us." Otis band was called and, with that, came more not imitators of Otis Their first are Pride, a mix of the musical assurance. Playing as Redding, nor are they Father's Reddings and local musicians. far west as Oklahoma before intimidated by his legend. It had a very inauspicious audiences curious about the Says Dexter, "People tell us first days were offspring of Otis Redding, all the time about hearing or start. "Those laughs. Dexter Redding, Otis Redding III, Mark Lockett-The Red: seeing our father and how rough," Mark "When (See Reddings, Page 5) much he meant to them. It doesn't bother us. We're very proud of it. It just means we have a very high standard to live up to." This trio of young talents, whose debut LP, The Awakening, released on the Washington, D.C. based Believe In A Dream Records and distributed by CBS, is about to add an exciting new chapter to a rich family history Stax Records' star Otis Redding helped define the 'soul' sound of the 60's, his impassioned vocals and songwriting projected a sense of emotional commitment few have matched since. When he died in the icy waters of Lake Manoma in Madison, Wisconsin, on December 10, 1%7, we all thought the Redding magic was gone forever Back in Redding's hometown of Macon, Georgia, his wife, Zelma, watched over Dexter and Otis 111 (called Junior by his relatives) and Mark who lived across town. Dexter, seven If when his father passed, picked - up the guitar at four and at 13 began playing the bass. Otis followed his brother's interest in guitar at 12. Mark at the same age was singing in local talent shows and later became adept at both keyboards and drums. Like Otis Sr., they were all General Dynamics is the nation's expanded technologicalbases. You about ouradvanced high-technology self-taught musicians who, in number one defense contractor. can be sure that the exciting scope of programs, send your resume to: one in many technical and business opportunities BILL COLEMAN, Corporate College Mark's own words, "could And, we're number commercial programs as well. available at General Dynamics wilt Relations Administrator relate to music naturally." We're also a leader when itcomes offeryou thebroadest possible GENERAL DYNAMICS During their teen years, the to employee benefits, salaries, career path PierreLaclede Center, CN-28 trio would engage in long jazz opportunities foradvancement, job Our representatives have already St. Louis, MO 63105 Employer jam sessions. "Yea," says diversity and mobility, attractive been on yourcampus this fall. Ifyou AnEqualOpportunity manufacturing did not have an opportunity to talk to Dexter, really into locales, modem "we were equipment and facilities,and us,but would like to learnmore jazz and used it as a guide to play. Later on, we moved to popular music 'cause you always want to play something the people want to hear." Dexter made his recording GENERAL DYNAMICS debut at age 12 on Capricorn Records with the single "God Bless" b/w "Love Is Bigger Than A Baseball." The Tuesday November 18, 1980 The A&T Register Wonder Music Sets The Stage For Wonder's Music

rapidly become many pi Once again, wonder nas style By next years apparent favorite. " Galen Smith effort, it was three returned in biblical-like "Master Blaster impact released Birthday," the song rel In 1965,the of a new before Wonder fashion; working his (Jammin')", the most popular set stage Journey the dedication, refers breed of music the another album: "miracles." The album. cut on the album is currently Through establishment of Dr. for musical trends. The Secret Life Of , is dedicated being played throughout the Plants, probably the longest Birthday (January 15 Little to the late Dr. Martin Luther country on the top radio span had between national Holiday, emerged on the music scene he has King, Jr. stations. record was not as Wonder supports. after only a few years of albums. The Hotter is a mixture of fine "All I Do," another his popular had expected. (See Wonder, Page 7) displaying his talent with as most lyrics that symbolize Wonder's popular hit on the album has "Uptight (Everything's Alright)." ■1980 Beer Brewedby Miller Brewing Co.. Milwauki He later compiled a The Bettmann Archive masterful collection of successful tunes which fall in a special category: Wonder Music As Wonder's musical credits mounted, they developed in quality; song after song, there seemed to be no limitations to his talents. Wonder's hits include: Bio win'In The Wind, I'm Wondering, Shoo Be Doo Be Doo Da Day, You Mel Your Match, Alfie, , Angle Girl, My Cherie Amour, and Signed, Sealed, Delivered. Wonder continued to produce through the 70's, that seemed to peak his incredible career. In 1976, he created the award winning masterpiece, . As though an author had created a bestseller that covered the years between his Reddings Receive Praise (Continued From Page 4) they won rave reviews. Even back in Macon, Dexter's bass, Otis'guitar, Mark's keyboards and their ensemble singing received well deserved praise. Prior to pairing them with the songwriting team of Nick Mann, Bill Beard and Chet Fortune who wrote four tunes on the album, Russell Timmons, president of Believe In A Dream Records, heard tapes of The Reddings and was so impressed he signed them immediately to his label. For the last year, The Reddings and Timmons have been working in the label's Washington studio on instrumentation and vocal arrangements Now the fruits of their labor are apparent on The Awakening, a diverse album marked by romantic ballads, chunky dance tracks and even a fusion instrumental. In Otis Jr.'s words, "We are proud of our heritage, but we Nowcomes Miller want our own identity too. In everything we do, The Reddings intend to maintain the high standard of quality our name represents. We're aware of what came before and we are looking ahead. That's what our music is all about. The Awakening shows that so very well. Poge 6 The A&T Register Tuesday November 18, 1980 Here's To You...

As one begins to pack up a few things for the upcoming fall break, the staff would like to take this time to wish everyone a safe and enjoyable holiday week. As yet another semester draws to a close The Register will appear three more times on December 5, 9, and 12 thus completing our services to the Aggie family for the fall semester. With this in mind, we hope that we have served you well and to our fullest capacities. It is our wish that we continue to serve you in the upcoming year, 1981. In order to operate, many hours of planning and preparation are required. Sacrifices are often made as deadlines mount and the pressures of a full-time student continue to exist. "YOU MIGHT 82 A GOOD LAWYER. We ask for co-operation from the university family BUT THIS TftfAL IS FIJUD." in the truest sense of the word, many of our reporters lose interest because < a "fear" of the press exists among many of you. the university is the news, or a major part of it. You, the Aggies are the university. Struggle, Constant course gathering information In the of about the By Michael Fairiey Aggie family, many have confronted problems of a supporter nor harassment, run-arounds and so forth. This needn't According to poet/musician Gil- This writer is not CWP world Klan/Nazis philosophy, be the case..a reproter is not "out-to-get" the Scott Heron "America leads the embraces the the day when individual, but the story. in shock" and this statement was seen but this writer longs for throghout the Also, the reporters, the few and the brave...Thank in living color once the verdict of the justice will truly prevail those of you who have been a continuing liason Klan/Nazi-Communist Workers Party country trial was delivered. Despite all the between the press and the Aggie family. Without you, The trial verdict does not affect including there are no future leaders to train and pass the evidence presented- a Greensboro alone, but has national November 3, 1979 tradition of "Complete Awareness.." on to. televison film of the and international implications. As jury the Those of you who have aspired to be great writers encounter-the found America continues its crusade for defendants not guilty of any charges. and those who wish to turn in an occassional story justice and equality in other regions of of justice immediatley always remember this: The good story must always The question the world, results of the Klan/Nazi mind and wonders have the facts: who, what, when, where, how or/and comes to one if CWP trial could fester and poison given to all parties involved why? And, most importantly deadlines are on 2 p.m. jusitce was international relations like a malignant the trial an excercise in futility. Monday and Thursday afternoons or was tumor The Klan/Nazis nor the CWP are popular groups in many circles of Students should not despair or The A&T Register society and the jury appeared faced converge on the city in hot-tempered with choosing a lesser of two evils. masses because this action would not reverse decision, Published twice weekly during the school year by students of No matter upon what logic the jury the jury's but keep in North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University. based its decision, five people died on mind the words of the Reverand ben November 3, 1979, and their killers Chavis: "Freedom is a constant received less than a slap on the wrist. struggle, lest we forget." "o receive The A&T Register, please send $8.50 r one year or 16 for two years to The A&T Register, Box E-25 Greensboro, >lorth Carolina, 27411 to cover mailing and handling costs. Editor-in-Chief Richard B. Steele Offerings Limited, Conflicting Managing Editor Thomas Harris News Editor.,. Michael Fairiey By Trudy Johnson several Trudy Even though pre-registration is In some departments, Associate News Editor Johnson are behind us, the choice of next semester's sections of the same course taught Manager William J. Love Business/Ad class is in front of us. Too many classes and in other deaprtments, one section of everything tops the maximum. Sports Editor. Raymond Moody conflict which cause problems for new Production/Distribution Manager Eric Ireland students, upperclass students and How would you feel if you had to graduating seniors. wait until the fall semester to graduate Typist Tracey Galmon Head because the class you needed What choice does a student have was not Tony Entertainnment Editor Moore a foreign language course when offered in the spring semester. Major Editor.., Speller conflicts with a major course and both Art Pearless courses having a part one and part-two Chief Photographer Harold Tyson are not included in this discussion. courses are offered at only one time Circulation Manager Phyllis Fennell The only option is to take one period. If a student must take a class at the another Greensboro Advisor Mrs. Loreno M. Marrow of the courses at University of Greensboro, if for instance, the university should assist Represented For National Advertising By college. But, Aggies should have a school designed to take any required that student in transportation costs', COMMUNICATION ADVERTISING SERVICES after all, the universtiy here is supposed FOR STUDENTS (CASS) course at the school attended with more to be equipped to graduate any student than one section of the same ones under any major listed in the various offered. departments. Tuesday November 18, 1980 The A&T Register Page 7 A&T Faculty Discuss Election

Greensboro-Last Tuesday's disadvantaged persons could There is not too much we can landslide win of the U.S. be in for a rough time under do about the coming Presidency by Ronald Reagan Reagan and the conservative administration, because we could result in an extremely Republicans. "Jesse Helms is had not developed any plans dismal future for Blacks, already talking about to deal with it. We can plan according to sociologists and rethinking the food stamp what approches we can take at political scientists at A&T the end of these four years." State University. program if he becomes Robinson said Blacks are in "The election was chairman of the agricultural no position to make political devastating," said Dr. Frances committee," she said. "There demands. "We are victims of Logan, chairperson of the is a prevailing viewpoint that this thing," he said, "because Sociology and Social Service all persons who are receiving we don't really have anyone in Department. these and other benefits are a the highest echelon of the "It makes me concerned bunch of freeloaders, but Republican Party who can about what will happen to the studies never show that this is speak for us." poor and working class true." "Things have changed, but people," said Dr. Frank Bell, Logan said she believes that nothing has changed for us. a professor of history. there is not going to be a We need new faces, new The identical statement was cutback in the nation's defense individuals and new plans," echoed by Dr. George he added. Robinson, a former chairman budget, but the cutbacks will Logan said Blacks will have of the university's Political be in social and education to team with other Science Department. programs." disadvantaged groups for "I think that things look Robinson, Logan, and Bell survival. "I think that we need extremely poor for each suggested that Blacks to form a coalition of all minorities," he said. "Mr. may have to come up with new persons who will probably be Reagan has not promised us strategies to cope with the affected by this anything in the area of Reagan administration. administration. That includes employment and we can look "Blacks are going to have to Hispanics, the fastest growing for nothing. He is also not get themselves a different minority, and whites. We but lere s my committed to education, and form of leadership," said must do this because people "Pssst!...I've got my cupcake, w! so he is not going to push for Robinson, "and the next four are tired of hearing just about (Photo by E-Man) additonal funds for years are going to have to be the Black problem." education." more of a planning stage, Dr. Logan predicted that all rather than one of action. Wonder Dedicates Album To Dr. Martin L. King Jr. Harden (Continued From Page 5) We still have a long road to The dedication reads: "It is travel until we reach the world HOW TO BAG A BARGAIN believed that for a man to lay that was his dream. We in the States, must not forget AROUND.", down his life for the love of United ON "THE BEST EATIN' ALL ot You'll save bunch on others is the supreme sacrifice. either his supreme sacrifice Justclip these couponsand head for Hardee's. a breakfast, Jesus Christ by his own that dream." and enjoy a double-delicious lunch or dinnerfor onlytwo bucks! appear example showed us that there Stevie Wonder will Coliseum, is no greater love. at the Greensboro p.m., along For nearly two thousand Novemer 28, at 8 special guest years now, we have been with Gil Scott TWO SAUSAGE ' ' striving to have the strength to Heron C $8.50 $10.50 follow that example. Tickets are and ■ $1.00 at BISCUITS IOR Martin Luther King was a and can be purchased the at 1921 present this couponbefore ordering. One coupon man who had that strength. Coliseum Box Office, Please please. Customer must payany sales tax. Not non-violently West Lee Street, Belk in Four per customer He showed us any offers. good only Seasons Mall and Friendly good in combination with other Offer a better way of life, a way of 3224 Point Road, Shopping Center, Peaches at the Hardee's located at High 2414 mutual respect, hel;ping us to Cone Boulevard, 3724 Lawndale Records and other Randleman Road, 1015 avoid much bitter Drive, 148 Carolina Circle Mall, Greensboro, NC. Good confrontation and inevitable Greensboro/Winston-Salem through November 30,1980. Breakfast served 'til 10.30 a.m. bloodshed. ticket outlets. p TWO ROAST BEEF * a ———————^REGULAR * SANDWICHES FOR $2.00 * J present this coupon before ordering. One coupon Please percustomer please. Customer must pay any salestax. Not good in combination withany otheroffers. Offer good only £ * atthe Hardee's located at 3224 High Point Road, 2414 * I Road, 1015Cone Boulevard, 3724Lawndale 4 _ Drive, 148Carolina Circle Mall, Greensboro, NC. Good kasQRS^^^f®^! IRandlemanthrough November 30,1980.

* . Page 8 The A&T Register Tuesday November 18, 1980 Chesson Approaches Football Wholeheartedly

comes along he will take it, but By Shelia Snow practice because of injury. He school, he was all-district The present record is 7-3. The does not plan to go on his own For most football players, considers himself fortunate player, all-city player, Aggies still have a chance at for it. "That's why 1 stress despite the danger of the with little or no fear of being honorable mention-all-state the play-offs." They are now graduating in May," he said. sport, they approach it whole- injured. Chesson says most and most valuable player. guaranteed a berth to the Gold Although last season was heartedly. Frankie Chesson, a people think football is a While at A&T, he has received Bowl. hectic, Chesson still found 21 year-old senior majoring in brutal type of game and five speciality teams (teams Despite his love for the enough studying time to make childhood education, is people are afraid get hurt, such as punting or kick-off) sport, Chesson admits there early to dean's list that semester. no exception. but it's not. "It's more like awards, and four defensive are times when he'd like to the He looks forward to making it "I love the game of you have to take necessary player-of-the-game awards. give it up and just say forget it, again this season. football," said Chesson, a steps for protection while also Chesson previously especially during practice. Chesson hopes someday to team tri-captain. "It has enjoying the game," he said. predicted A&T's record to be "It's a bunch of hard be a high school principle. provided a great deal of Chesson, often referred to 10- 1; however since the work," he said. "But, when Some of his other past times excitement throughout my by his friends as "Elegant Howard loss (35-14 ), he now Saturday comes around, so are reading, swimming, life, and I would encourage Chess" or Chess for short, has predicts the final record to be does the glory of the game." backgammon and socializing all young men who have an received several awards in his 9-2. "We also lost to South Chesson has little hopes of with the ladies. interest to play," he added. football career. In high Carolina State (score 24-9.)" going pro. He says, if the shot The 5'11" 185 pound line «SSSSSSSSSSSSSSS3SSSS backer has been playing football for 13 consecutive years, This includes community teams, little league, junior high, high school and college. In all 13 years, not once has he had to game a C00H6* 'skip' a or miss

International Students Hold Discussions

By Derrick Harvey and Norma Miller "The only way to have peace is for humans to communicate with each other. Peace comes from interaction and communicating with each other," said Annie Graves Kornegay, Advisor of the Foreign Students. The International Student Association held a discussion on the "Crises in the Middle East." The purpose of the discussion was to develop a forum using cultural and academic resources on campus and to develop a global perspective on world issues. Dr. Japhet Nknhne, assistant professor of business administation, amnd Elias G. Abu-Sabz, instructor of architectural engineering, were the main speakers for the discussion Dr. Nkohne spoke on the three main issues that affect the United States but especially Africa; the need for redistribution of power, the changing of economy and the proven Middle East threat. Nkohne said, "There was a lack of unity among the oil When you challenge "THE BULL" you're taking on producing countries." the original superstar. A real crowd pleaser, Schlitz Abu-Sabz asked, "What is Malt Liquor has a big bold taste that's truly in a the Middle East?" He said the league by itself! Nothing stops the great taste of not only made Middle East is Liquor from coming through, so up of Arab countries, and that Schlitz Malt go the Middle East has a history one-on-one with "THE BULL"...Nobody does it of crises. The name "Middle like "THE BULL". East" came during the late 19th and 20th centuries to differentiate it from the Far EaSt. HtH.i ONE MALT LIQUOR" Abu-Sabz said, "Religion could not be a unification of * 1980 JOS. SCHLITZ BREWING CO.. MILWAUKEE WIS. AND OTHER GREAT CITIES Tuesday November 18, 1980 The A&T Register Page 9 45SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS,i i 1 ■

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Applications for Spring Mass Communicatons "Hey, I can see you through here!!"fWofo by Tyson) internships are now being accepted for processing. If you are planning to work as an intern next semester, please come to Crosby 226 and talk to Mr. Parbhoo, Internship Director. Application deadline is December 1 POWER FORTi All young men interested in pledging Alpha Phi ALL THE PEOPLE Alpha, Fraternity ,Inc., in the spring of 1981 are 1 asked to meet in Room 107, Hines Hall, Wed., A&T Interviews The Washington Public Power Supply ACCOUNTING, November 19, at 7:30 p.m. System (WPPSS) is a non-profit municipal corporation whose ENGINEERING & PHYSICS membership consists of 19public utility GRADUATES districts and four municipal electric systems which operate within the state Career opportunities in corporate ladies interested in competing for the of Washington. The main offices are in accounting, budgets, cost, treasury All young Richland, Washington. operations,auditing, design analysis, crown of Miss Black & Gold are asked to contact any in- service inspection, nuclear Presently under construction are five engineering, instrumentation, reactor brother before Sunday, November 23rd. large nuclear-electric generating operations, nuclear test and start-up, projects three on the Federal Hanford construction engineering, project - Reservation in southeastern management, and quality assurance Washington and two on a 2,170 acre site engineering and auditing. Major in Grays Harbor County in Western technical disciplines required include, Poets interested in reading their poems or works by Washington. The total commitment for but are not limited to: Accounting, I construction of these five projects n Architectural Engineering, Electrical other poets on WNAA's show "Esoterically Yours," \ about $14 billion. WPPSS is ar, Engineering,Mechanical Engineering, X organization with a commitment tc Physics. should call 379-7952 or visit the station in Room 200 i service-service to the utilities of the Pacific Northwest them Our representative will be at your 1 and, through Office Price Hall for more information. to all the people Career Planning & Placement on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1980. Come in and see us! Join the Energy Team! K. W. Greager, Supervisor. Campus Relations, WPPSS, P.O. Box 968, The Sorors of Delta Sigma Theta are sponsoring a Richland, Washington 99552. Thanksgiving Food Drive for the needy families of an affirmative action employer the city of Greensboro. Anyone wishing to contribute mm food to the drive please contact: Building Energy Resources Tor the Future Ann Pearsall 506-A High Rise Tanya Stewart 303 Vanstory Phyllene Washington 230 Morrison Beatrice Langley 37 Morrison or Kim Baylor 311 Cooper SPECIAL ASSIGNMENTS... All contributions must be in by Wed., November 19 a specialprogram There will be an interest meeting for all persons interested in becoming members of Chi Eta Phi for technically Sorority, Inc., at 6:30 p.m., Wednesday, November 19th in the seminar room of Noble hall. trained graduates In our Special Assignments Program you will have the The Halifax-North Hampton A&T State Alumni will opportunity to work on meaningful projects in several dif- present the Annual Aggie Disco, Wednesday, ferentfunctional areas before a decisionis made regarding November 26, from 9p.m. unitl 1 a.m., at the jobplacement on a longer range basis. Roanoke Rapids Community Center. Music by Payne be interviewing at Harding. For more information contact Benjamin B. We will the Sledge, 209 Wyche Street, Roanoke Rapids, N.C. North Carolina A&T on November 25,1980 27870, c/o the A&T State Alumni Chapter. ... see your placement office for details. Badische Corporation P.O. Drawer 3025 The Pan Hellenic Council is sponsoring a Talent Anderson, S.C, 29621 Show on November 20, at 7:30 p.m. in Harrison Member of the BASF Group UflfiMi Auditorium. Admission is $.25. an equal opportunity employer—m/f, Page 10 The A&T Register Tuesday November 18,1980 SPORTS NOTEBOOK By Raymond Moody

N.C. A&T's football team put up a good fight Saturday, but lost a 25-16 game to a tough Tennessee State team. The Aggies piayed well, but they made too many mental mistakes (fumbles, penalties) in crucial situations and a team can't do that if they're going to beat the Tigers. Tennessee State may be a new addition to the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference. The Tigers, according to MEAC Commissioner Ken Free, may be in by next fall. They would be the seventh member of the conference which is headquarted in Durham. ********************************************** The Aggies hit the road again Saturday when they by Tyson) travel to Durham to face the NCCU Eagles in a non- The Aggie cagers prepare for another tough basketball season. (Photo conference game. When the Aggies and the Eagles clash in a football game, anything can happen, and it usually does. Record books don't mean a thing. These two Aggies Dominate Tigers teams particularly hate each other and each contest is assured to be hard-hitting and exciting. This is the 53rd meeting between the two schools By by Perry Foggie and the record book shows the Aggies ahead by Wade Nash the extra point conversion gained on an North Carolina A&T failed. inside reverse. Disaster struck Central in a four games. Last year, A&T defeated dominated Tennessee State's A&T's offense moved the again when Cleotis Johnson close 23-20 contest. Tigers at Hale Stadium in ball after the Tigers scored missed a hand off and the The Eagles are led defensively by Terry Brown Nashville but, because of two with Waymon Pitts, Cleotis Tigers came up with the loose (6-2, 250). Brown had been an All-conference untimely fumbles, suffered a Johnson, and William pigskin. Johnson redeemed performer in the MEAC before Central's departure 25-16 loss. Watson, carrying the bulk of himself when he bolted in the Herring from the conference in 1979. Brown will certainly be The Aggies rushed for 357 the load. Aaron line, broke atackle and outran yards and gained 36 yards on kicked a field goal when the the Tiger secondary and a in NCCU defense. major force the four passes. A&T gained 393 drive stalled to cut the lead to scored from 86 yards away. Offensively, the Eagles are led by quarterbacks yards against a tiger team that 6-3. The Aggie defense was Charles Yuille and Kenny Pugh. These two led the nation in total defense. The Aggie defense stiffened containing Adams and quarterbacks like to throw the football to the Tiger quarterback Joe after the Tigers'first score and company with outstanding ClAA's "Mr. Excitement" Carl Saunders. Saunders, "747" Adams passed for 239 held them to three downs and play from the entire defensive currently leads the CIAA in punt returns. yards, completing 19 of 36 punt for the rest of the first unit. Dennis Coit's injury hurt attempts, three touchdowns, quarter the Aggie defensive unit ********************************************** denied the he was playing great Coach Joyce Spruill will take her Aggiette but the Aggies The Aggies took a 10-3 lead because Tigers the bomb, a tactic at his linebacker spot. to Tuesday night to play early in the second quarter on basketball team Charlotte Adams tried to force at least After Coit's injury, Adams Aggiettes are led this year by senior a 9-yard pass from Watson to J.C. Smith. The seven times. Adams taunted Herring and Company again drove 70 Shirley Billy Mims and forward Hall and sophomores Gloria the Aggies during the converted the extra point. The yards in four plays. Mike Johnson and Marsha Simmons. The Aggiettes will pregame, a tactic that was Aggie defense again held Jones caught his third be in a rebuilding period this year, but Coach Spruill designed to strike fear in the "747" and company to three touchdown from Adams this Adams time from 23 yards out to has never had a losing season at A&T so she'll be visiting Aggies, but downs but Kelvin Robinson himself receiving the recapture the lead at 19-16. keeping found fumbled a punt after returning looking forward to that streak alive. same treatment he dished out. The Aggies failed to get any Getting back to the wrestling team, the Aggies it 10 yards to the Tiger 23. The After the opening kickoff, Tigers ran three plays to the 10 closer to the Tigers, but will be hosting their Invitational Tournament Friday the Tigers struck quickly before Adams hit Mike Jones Tennessee scored again after in Corbett Sports Center. The tourney promises to driving 72 yards in four plays for his second touchdown of driving 80 yards in 13 plays be exciting with ten teams participating. The teams and scored the games' first the day. Tennessee State featuring screen passes and only sweeps are S.C. State, Campbell, WSSU, Pembroke State, touchdown after 1:19 managed to hold the Aggies at in the area that Coit seconds had elapsed. Tiger had vacated because of injury. Livingstone College, Citadel, Hampton, Norfolk, bay and held a 13-10 halftime running backs Mike Jolly and lead. Andy Patterson finished the Elizabeth City, and of course, A&T. Good luck, Henry Foster ran for 18and 19 drive with his touchdown run Aggies. yards on their first carries and The Aggies' Waymon Pitts of three yards. ********************************************** Adams hit his wide receiver, rushed for 86 yards in the first The Tigers tried to score The Aggiette volleyball team played in the LeeHaynes.for a 22-yard gain half. A&T opened the second again but were denied when halfmoving ball from NCAIAW State tournament last weekend at Mars He tossed a 19-yard scoring the their Eric Westbrook made the only to Mike "Touchdown" 20 to the Tigers' 8 in five plays day, College. strike interception of the Hill Haynes to take a 6-0 lead but with the bulk of the yardage stepping in front of Tiger The Aggiettes did pretty well. They placed ninth receiver at the Aggiesone-yard out of 20 teams. Two Aggiettes were named on the line with less than 15 seconds wrestling Winston- All-Tournament team. They were Sheila Herbin and N.C. A&T's team traveled to remaining Annette Yancey. Yancy was awarded All-State Salem to wrestle in a tournament hosted by the The Aggies' Waymon Pitts honors for her effort in the tournament as well as WSSU Rams. and Cleotis Johnson rushed pace the season. In the tourney, along with WSSU and A&T, were for 158, 168 yards to the Aggie ground game. It's prediction time. The Aggies will be palying such notable teams as Pembroke State, Liberty Baptist, and Catawba College. Operation Push A&T offensive their arch-enemies the NCCU Eagles. It really lineplayed its usual outstanding Aggies anyone taking first place doesn't matter which team is better. The team with The didn't have game and actually outplayed the most breaks will win. The Aggies are at least honors, but there were some good performancesby the Tigers. three touchdowns better than the Eagles, but since the Aggie grapplers. The Aggie defense played Central will have the home field, take away one Senior Lee Jones took second place, while James outstanding in defeat and now it must prepare for the touchdown and two field goals away from A&T. A&T Moselyplacedthird. John Worth and Dave Williams finished the day in fourth place. season final with arch-rival by 8. and MEAC drop-out North A&T 28 NCCU 20 Carolina Central. Tuesday November 18, 1980 The A&T Register Page 1 Corbett Shows Concern For Young Teams' Ability

and progress at his With the start of the 1980-81 we were in a position to win a March 6-8 in the Winston- to." o work pace, 1 feel he will majority in the final minutes Salem Coliseum, will receive The prize of this year's urrent North Carolina A&T outstanding playing basketball season less than but just couldn't come up an automatic berth in the recruiting class is 6-7 Joe lave an High :areer at A&T." three weeks away second year with that big rebound or stop NCAA playoffs. Binion of Madison Aggie head coach Don Corbett the opposition inside," Corbett feels that the School in Rochester, N.Y. is concerned about his young Corbett recalled. automatic berth will not only Binion is listed in the current team's rebounding and inside "Our primary aims in benefit the tournament but issue of Smith and Street's the play. recruiting were rebounding will also benefit the entire Magazine as the holder of Aggies! high points Only three-year starter and inside play. We feel we league national school for single Harold Royster, a 6-8, 210 have good depth at all "It's a tremendous and rebounds Aggies! senior from Yonkers, Y., positions and we are looking recruiting point when you can game N. High, returns on the front line; and, forward to restoring A&T's tell a youngster that you are Against Franklin points and Aggies! at this point, the remaining proud basketball tradition. eligible for post-season play Binion scored 41 also front court position may not "We are playing a good against the best schools and grabbed 42 rebounds. He was Aggies! be decided until the Aggies' schedule including 17 home players in the country," he registered five blocks and tip-off against North Carolina games and we're looking said. credited with three dunks. along fine, Central University in the forward to seeing just how "A good season doesn't "Joe has come Aggies! freshman, and it Corbett Sports Center on well we'll fare." have to end at the MEAC but he's still a some to November 29. The winner of this season's tournament so everybody, may take him time Aggies! included, has to college basketball," "If you look closely at the Mid-Eastern Athletic coaches adjust "If he continues scores of our games last year, Conference Tournament, something to look forward Corbett said. 5SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS Football Team Must Prepare For Final Game

Despite last Saturday's disappointing 25-16 loss to Tennessee State in Nashville, North Carolina A&T's football team must now prepare for its final regular season game against North Carolina Central University this week in Durham. Against Tennessee State, the Aggies, who lead the NCAA Division 1-AA in rushing offense with a 303.4 per game average, ripped the Tiger defense for 402 yards on the ground. Fourth year A&T coach Jim McKinley feels that.if his team continues to control the ball on the ground, they will have the advantage against NCCU. "Our game plan worked justthe way we wanted against Tennessee State with the exception of two fumbles which turned the game around," McKinley said. "We were able to move the ball on the ground, which not only gave our defense some rest but kept Tennessee State's

Joe Adams on the sidelines. "But that's behind us now

and it's time to put away the statistics and start preparing

for North Carolina Central." McKinley noted that

Central has won the CIAA championship with a 7-0 league record and holds a 7-3 overall record. "They are

playing with great intensity and enthusiasm," he said.

However, McKinley has a 3-0 record against the Eagles and

the Aggies are 2-0 this season against CIAA opponents. 12 The A&T Register Tuesday November 18, 1980

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Did your choice surprise yoti? An impossible question? don't pick their brand. The answer is,the beer on the right tasted better. The suds are Something like 2 out of3 beer drinkers No. A lot ofthem pick Schlitz instead. the upoff.The head lacing the glass on the right has what brewers And that surprises them. doesn't surprise us.*Ewo years ago a master brewer, Franl call "cling'.' Its tendency to cling to the glass tells That came to Schlitz. Today he is the ChiefExecutive Officer you that the brewer didn't skimp on the Sellinger, and today's Schlitz is the smoothest beer he's ever brewed. Taste U hops. And that it tasted better. against yours. The results may surprise you. Ever taste a beer with no "hop" to H? Hops give a beer its zing.Too little hops The best beer is # leaves a beer lifeless.Too much hops Faintly Full Full Refreshing Smooth Mellow Mild makes a beer bite. sweet bodied flavored But choose a beer with the right 10 proportion ofhops to barley malt, and your beer will be lively and refreshing. Yet, still go down nice and smooth. Does your beer have "ding?" To check for "cling',' you need a glass that's "beer clean!" (Never used for milk or soft drinks, never washed in soap*) Pour your beer down the center of the glass to form a 3/4 inch head. See ifit leaves rings offoam as you drink.But don't stop at the "cling" test. Make this a full-fledged taste test. Overly Too Biting Too Bland Watery strong carbonated 'Note: "Beer-clean" glasses should be washed with detergent.Rinse several ti bitter dry only towel. water. Air —never use a numbers on each scale from 1 to 10. Can you recognize your beer by the taste? Beer #1 is Beer #2 is drinker in 3 can pick his beer Probably just 1 beer Beer #3 is out of a group ofthree. You try. Pour your brand and two other leading beers —a Schlitz, Bud or a Miller— into identical glasses. Have a friend switch them around. As you drink each beer, not only check it for Today's Schlitz- its "cling',' but rate its taste characteristics from 1 to 10 on the flavor scale. Now comes the real test. Tell your friend which beer is yours. Goforit!