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Inside This Week Activities Feature 2 Football Contest 16 Art Tour 3 Harlem Globetrotters ... .14 Murray Banks 2 Letters to the Editor 5 George-Anne Charlie Brown 2 Organizations 10 - 12 VOLUME 51 GEORGIA SOUTHERN COLLEGE TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1970 STATESBORO, GEORGIA 30458 NUMBER 6 Columns 4&S Pulse of the People 6 .— —-— . , Editorial 4 Sports 14 & 15 Mock Election 8 & 9 Women's Lib 2 Campus-Wide Voting Choice '70 Set Tomorrow Mock Governors Election "Choice '70," a campus-wide recent poll on problems and mock Gubernatorial election, is Complete Details of "Choice priorities) "because of more • scheduled for tomorrow, October precincts. I hope the voter 28. '70" on pages eight and nine. turnout will reach 30 per cent," Students may vote in the said Meadows. lobbies of the Landrum or Skinner, however, was not so Williams Student Centers from 10 Young Democrats, Young optimistic. "Given the past record a.m. until 7 p.m. They may also Republicans, and the Political of student participation in vote in the lobbies of the Hollis Science Club will provide campus-wide elections," said Building, Biology Building, or Foy marshalls who will supervise the Skinner, "I just don't have much Fine Arts Building from 9 a.m. polling areas and clear these areas hope. until 5 p.m. of campaign materials. "Take the SAGC's "President's Students should have then- Poll on Problems and Priorities," current ID cards to vote. Students Rick Skinner, Larry Lewis, and where students could vote on without an ID card are required to Jim Hatfield (heads of the what they consider the most vote in the Williams Center. Political Science Club, Young important campus issue. The "Choice '70" is being Democrats, and Young student body refused to get sponsored by the Student Republicans respectively) will visit involved." Association of Governing Councils the various polling places during (SAGC), the Political Science the day and decide upon any Club, the Political Science irregularities that may occur in Department, the Young voting. Bloodmobile Democrats Club, and the Young "This is simply an opinion Bloodrock will be the featured group at the Mini-Festival/Concert Republican Club. poll," said Hatfield. "We want as At Hanner Friday night in the Hanner Field House. Chakra and Bugger will also be The Political Science many people as possible to on hand to provide an evening of music, beginning at 8 p.m. Admission Department is furnishing is free to students with ID's. personnel to man the polls. The participate in the voting. It does November 19 not matter if a student is not old enough to vote or if he is not The Bulloch County Red Cross registered in Georgia; we still want Bloodmobile will be the Hanner him to participate in "Choice Gym on Thursday, November 19, AAini-fest Set Friday In Hanner '70.'" from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. All organizations, dorms, "An awful lot of work has sororities, and fraternities are gone into this project," said urged to participate. A plaque will With Bloodrock, Chakra, Bugger SAGC President Rod Meadows. "I be presented to the group giving have really been impressed with the most blood. The College Union Board of the evening, is a six-man group while being urged on by the the tremendous job that Jim All persons 18 and over may (CUB) will sponsor a composed of Steve Hill on group's frenetic lead singer, Jim Hatfield, chairman of the Young give blood without their parents' mini-festival/concert Friday, keyboards, John Nitzinger on lead Rutledge." Republicans, and officers of the permission this year. This new October 30, at 8 p.m. in the guitar, Ed Grundy on bass, Nick Chakra, an Atlanta-based group Young Democrats and the policy will enable freshmen to Hanner Field House. The featured Taylor on guitar, and Rick Cobb with a single called "Little Wheel Political Science Club have done donate blood. groups will be Bloodrock, Chakra, on drums. Jim Rutledge is the Spin and Spin," is, like Bloodrock in preparing this poll. The Red Cross supplies all the and Bugger. lead singer. and Bugger, a veteran group of the blood for the war in Vietnam. The The event is free with ID's. According to publicity sheets, Second Atlanta Pop Festival. "Dr. Justine Mann and the blood supply is low at this time, Non-students will be admitted for Bloodrock is "destined for All three acts are sponsored by political science faculty have also "so please come out and make the a $2 admission. The door opens greatness." International Ventures been a great help in the Bloodmobile a success," asks Miss for students at 7 p.m. and at 7:30 "In person the group resembles Incorporated, the same group formulation of the poll." Kathy Lovett, chairman of the p.m. for non-students. a coven of witches hovering which put on the Second Atlanta Meadows predicted a higher drive this year. Bloodrock, the main attraction around an explosion of sound International Pop Festival. turnout of voters (higher than his Gubernatorial Candidates Visit Campus ^Democrat Carter Republican Hoi Suit By CILE DAVIS By GEOFFREY BENNETT G-A Staff Writer G-A staff Writer A group of reporters gathered at the Statesboro An estimated crowd of some 500 people turned Airport, awaiting the arrival of Democratic out last Thursday afternoon, October 22, to hear Gubernatorial nominee Jimmy Carter, who was Hal Suit, the Republican nominee for Governor, already late. A Mr. Treado, owner of a local speak from the steps of the Landrum Center.. restaurant, was passing out little campaign pins Arriving in his campaign bus from Augusta, Suit shaped like gold peanuts with "Carter" written on spent a few minutes shaking hands with people, them. including Vice President Pope Duncan and President Carter finally arrived 30 minutes late. He stepped John O. Eidson, before approaching the off the small plane and the reporters swarmed microphone. around him. He kept his cool, though. He smiled a After being introduced by James H. Hatfield, lot, shook a bunch of hands, said "No thanks, I just chairman of the Young Republican Club, as "the had one" to a Pepsi, and got inside a station wagon next Governor of Georgia," Suit stepped right into headed for the campus. "talking politics." It was during this brief ride that I got a chance to Avoiding the traditional stance behind the interview him. The text of our interview follows. speaker's platform, Suit moved closer to the people "Mr. Carter, is there any truth to the charge that and began his talk. He pointed out the since 1966 you have switched poles from left to dissatisfaction of many young people with the right?" system, and suggested a method by which the young "No." people could change it; the ballot box. "How do you explain the charges to that He quoted the statistic that under 25 years of effect?" age, only one out of six individuals "happen to "I don't know. I haven't changed since 1966. I JIMMY CARTER . . . make it to a polling place on any given election HAL SUIT just think that my image this time has been much day." See CARTER, Page i3 speaks at Sweetheart Circle See SUIT, Page 13 speaks at Landrum Second In Series* What To Do In Bulloch? Help Or Play By JANE LIGHTCAP BROWN The Neighborhood Service Center (4-5108) is located on North College Street Instructor of English and constantly needs volunteer help for everything—cleaning up littered areas, assisting indigent people in a multitude of ways, painting, etc. etc. etc. Call them In Bulloch County, as everywhere else, your altruistic motives need not be and they'll tell you what you can do to help. wasted. In the very beautiful time of youth, we all forget or ignore the reality of The In-As-Much School, sponsored by various churches and located at the loneliness in older people, particularly those confined to homes for the aged. Trinity Episcopal Church near the campus, is a bi-racial school for four- or There are three such homes in Statesboro where you can be of immense help. five-year-old children from deprived backgrounds. The Senior Citizens Center (Northside Drive East-4-2014, speak to Mrs. Don The workers for this school are all volunteer. Drivers are needed to pick up children at their homes and to return them there (8:30-9 a.m. and 12-12:30 Russell) gives programs on the second and fourth Tuesdays at 3 p.m. You p.m.) - call Betty Graham (4-5229). areneeded to plan and perform entertainment, music, and skits of about thirty minutes' length. Cooks are needed to prepare the noon meal (10 a.m. to 12 noon) - call Eleanor Rogers (4-4268). Brown's Nursing Home (226 South College Street - 4-3636, speak to Mrs. If you enjoy working with children, and especially if you understand the Merck) needs you to assist with Bingo and crafts, to take people for walks, to crucial need for providing adequate pre-school experiences for all children, you write letters for people, and to present musical programs (Mondays at 10 a.m. or could donate your time to read books to the children, sing them songs, supervise at any other arranged time). the playground, put on puppet shows and parties, donate sturdy equipment The Statesboro Nursing Home (405 South College Street - 4-6 108, speak to (tricycles and wagons) or toys, or do just about anything else that you see needs Miss Holland) needs you to play checkers with patients, to read to them, write doing. letters, assist with crafts, and to present musical programs on Monday, Tuesday, -• If you would like to deliver letters and flowers to rooms, visit and talk with and Friday afternoons. And if you have no special skill to lend, but do have a sick people, or do other errands, call Mrs. Coleman at the Bulloch County See BULLOCH, Page 13 Hospital (4-6671). f <&? 0rg?- Ann? Second Front Tuesday, Oct. 27, 1970 Page 2

Speaks To Overflow Crowd Dr. Banks: Orgy Of Psychiatry

By MIKIE EMERSON eventually need psychiatric care. These harsh facts were G-A Staff Writer Dr. Banks stated that out of 25 interspersed with jokes which Dr. Murray Banks, a noted people two will be committed to weren't really relevant to the psychiatrist and humorist, mental institutions, four will topic but did serve to relieve the lectured Monday night, October become deeply neurotic, eight will mental tension. 19, in McCroan Auditorium, to an be slightly or mildly neurotic, and The speech ended with some overflow crowd of students, eight to ten will be normal. questions asked by various teachers, and local residents. The audience was told that all members of the audience His lecture, titled "What to Do people were motivated chiefly by concerning points made in the Until the Psychiatrist Comes," has "I want, 1 want, I want." He also speech. Dr. Banks seemingly had a been given over 5,000 times in all went into an explanation of the very limited view toward many parts of the world. term "mental hygiene" (the art of things that are still unexplained Dr. Banks stated that he adjusting to everything life dishes by science, such as astrology, ESP, considered his speech to be an out). and mental telepathy. Musical Set Nov. 2 "orgy of psychotherapy," and "You're a Good Man, Charlie Raposo is the musical supervisor; that his main purpose was to "get Brown," the hit musical based on and Patricia Sirch is in charge of the audience laughing, and then Small Faction Walks Out the Charles M. Schulz comic strip the musical staging. jab in the needle." "Peanuts," will be the first The lecture lasted Clark Gesner adapted the Campus Life Enrichment approximately an hour and 45 Schulz cartoon for the stage and Of Women's Rules Meet Committee presentation of the provided the music and lyrics. minutes, and was followed by a year. 15 minute question-and-answer A dissatisfied faction walked following a plea to the group by This musical play will be It has been the winner of period. out of a meeting concerning the Student Association of Governing performed Monday, November 2, several awards, including the During the course of the women's regulations Wednesday Councils' (SAGC) Secretary at 8:15 p.m. in McCroan Outer Critics' -Circle Award as lecture, Dr. Banks demonstrated night denouncing the group as a Wayne Buffington to "work Auditorium. "The Best Musical of the Season;" various characteristics of an insane "bunch of petty bureaucrats." through proper channels." Everybody must have a The Vernon Rice-Drama Desk' person. Robert Kight, a senior reserved seat ticket for Award for "The Best Director of The main body of the speech The meeting was called by "a psychology major from Eastman, admittance. Tickets are free for the Season" for Joseph Hardy; covered many of today's problems group of concerned students" headed the impromptu walk-out. GSC students who have a current and the Clarence Derwent Award with drugs, alcohol, and mental desiring the abolition of women's "We tried all last year to work ID card, and may be obtained in for performances, as well as stress. He informed the audience regulations. Nearly 100 students through channels, in the SAGC, the lobby of the Foy Fine Arts runner-up for the Drama Critics of some little-known facts about attended the session. but it just doesn't work," said Building from the Music Circle Award as Best Musical. the percentage of people who will The walk-out occurred Kight. Department secretary. Buffington said "this year's The tickets are available to the SAGC is entirely different from general public at $2 each, and to last year's. We will be ready to faculty and staff for $ 1. talk to members of this group at Joseph Hardy is directing the any time. I can promise that the smash musical (which is on tour) SAGC will seriously listen to your by Arthur Whitelaw and Gene grievences if they are submitted in Persson. the proper manner." Mr. Hardy has also directed the The schism within the group companies that played San arose over differing methods of Francisco, Los Angeles, action. Washington, Chicago, and Oslo, Right's group wanted an sit-in Norway, and the one now playing demonstration on the in New York. Administration Building steps "You're a Good Man, Charlie every Monday until the rules were Brown" is based on the day in the changed or abolished. life of Schulz' pint-size hero Peggy Perkins, a sophomore Charlie Brown, and features the social science major from Winder, "Peanuts" gang. headed the opposing viewpoint Schulz' cartoon characters, and argued that the changes had Charlie Brown, Lucy, Snoopy, to be brought about gradually. Linus, Patty, and Schroeder, are She pointed out that for the brought to life on the McCroan project to be a success, there had stage by Richard Whelan, Cathy to be representation of all groups Wallace, Grant Cowan, Vic Vail, on campus. "Fraternities, Marylu Moyer, and Dennis sororities, all governing bodies, Phillips. The College Union Board will sponsor a Halloween Grub Dance Saturday, October 31, in the Hanner and all concerned students must Alan Kimmel designed the Gym, from 8 p.m. until midnight. Students will be admitted free with their ID's. unite into one body before any changes could be brought about," settings and costumes; Jules AXE is an eight-piece band, featuring three trumpets, a trombone, a guitar, a bass, an organ, and drums. Fisher, the lighting; Joseph The Union Board asks everyone to dress "grubbily." said Miss Perkins. THE GEORGE-ANNE, Tuesday, Oct. 27, 1970 Page 3 Art Tour - Part 2 DATILINE Group Discovers Awareness' Athens, Paris, London, disregard for the environment, ride through the tops of the Alps Amsterdam, Madrid—these were a which made us acutely aware of and see smoke rising from Southern few of the many cities visited by a the population and ecological factories below and blackening group of college students this past crises. the snow that we had expec ?d to summer. The six-week tour was It was very disheartening to Continued on i- sponsored by the Art Department of Georgia Southern under the *■: Spurgeon To Co-Direct Panel leadership of Gaye Crannell, and included tours of eight countries. Dr. Patrick O. Spurgeon, professor of English, has been invited to The following article is the co-direct a special panel meeting at the fortieth annual meeting of the second in a series relaying some of South Atlantic Modern Language Association in Washington, D.C., the impressions of Europe by GSC November 5-7. students who participated in the He will act as secretary at the special meeting involving English trip. Literature. Topics to be discussed include "Present Trends in Stylistic Studies," "Information Theory and Style," and "Computing and By SANDRA DEAL Stylistics." and Spurgeon holds the B.S. degree from Emory and Henry College, the JAN BROOKS M.A. degree from the University of Tennessee, and the Ph.D. degree Special to the GEORGE—ANNE from the University of Tennessee. Among the art treasures which impressed us were the works of Rembrandt and van Gogh in Don Whaley Publishes Article Holland, Michelangelo throughout Italy, Warhol in Cologne, and Don C. Whaley, assistant professor of metal technology, had an Picasso in Paris. article published in the October 1970 issue of the Industrial Arts and : Art History was the main Vocational Education Magazine. The article is entitled "Simulate objective of the trip, but there Industry in a Laboratory 'Factory'." was ample free time to meet and Whaley holds the B.S. degree and the M.Ed, degree from Georgia mingle with the people of each <* Southern. country, and to exchange ideas and opinions with other students who were also traveling in Europe. Duke Miles Named First Runner-Up Our varied summer experiences gave us a new awareness of people Duke Miles, a junior piano major, has been named first runner-up in and their cultures through their the Competition for Young Artists, sponsored recently by the Touring students pose for picture at Heidelburg Castle, Germany. histories and their arts. Charleston Music Study Club of Charleston, South Carolina. (Front Row:) Guide, Sandra Deal, Mrs. Crannell, Nancy Jackson, Eve The trip was also valuable in The competition was open to all young artists 16 to 26 years of age Saxon, Sybil Roberts. (Second Row:) Marty Doster, Mary Eastwood, showing us how the Europeans in any area of musical performance involving a major work for solo and Cindy Jamison, Carolyn Craig, Debbie Fell, Jan Brooks. (Third Row:) could perceive us as wealthy and symphony orchestra. Paulette Vernes, Patsy Sedlmogs, Beverly Bauer, Rex Allen. aggressive people who tour the Miles, presently studying under Don Northrip of the Music Continent to flaunt our Department, studied piano for nine years prior to his three years here. "superiority"; on several V" -PIZZA He will be featured as soloist in the winter concert of the Georgia Southern College Orchestra, in which he will perform the Tchaikovsky occasions we felt almost guilty as Piano Concerto, No. 1 in B. flat minor. native Europeans watched us i "take over" a hotel or restaurant. For our part, we saw blatant Wells Speaks At Notional Meet Randy's

Jay Norman Wells, assistant professor of mathematics, will be a featured speaker at the Atlanta Meeting of the National Council of FOR RENT: Family Restaurant R Teachers of Mathematics. One bedroom apartment just N He will speak in the Senior High Section of the conference, and will completed. Central heating lead discussion on the topic "Teaching Mathematical Induction," and cooling, carpeted Open until during which the principle of mathematical induction and its throughout, located in good 2:00 A.M. applications in proofs will be examined. neighborhood. Married Wells holds the B.E.E. degree from Georgia Tech, the M.S. degree couples or college faculty from Clemson College, and the Ph.D. degree from Florida State members. University. Mrs. Francis W. Allen : 764-5530 or P.O. Box 478. Hitchcock Publishes Article PIZZA J Dr. William L. Hitchcock, head of the Department of Educational Psychology and Guidance, had an article published in the October issue of the Georgia Educator. The title of the article is "The School Counselor and His Publics." Dr. Hitchcock participated in the Southern Association of Counselor Educators and Supervisors Conference in Tampa, Florida, on October 11-13. He also served as chairman of the nominating committee.

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"We try to make a life long customer—not a one time sale" ■1 ^^■■■■a THE GEORGE-ANNE, Tuesday, Oct. 27, 1970 Page 4 GEOFFREY BENNETT, Staff Writer ?(feflrg*-Atm* ' J DARRYL YEARWOOD Editor Power To The People BILL NEVILLE JON MIDDLETON News Editor What ever happened to When that great American, Assistant Editor Abraham Lincoln's concept of George Wallace, ran for president, democracy: "government of the Harris rushed to support him. people, by the people, and for the Fortunately, both of them lost. people"? Another of his wonderful It's been geared and steered moves was his attempt to block away from the people by party Dean Rusk's appointment as a law "big-wigs." We are losing the professor at the University of ability to determine our own Georgia. Again he lost. future. Our voices are smothered Tom Poppell is a man who by the clanking of party believes in the strong arm of the Follow Suit machinery. law, especially when it's A case in point are those strong-arming someone. Several months of campaigning for the Suit considers education a community self-appointed party "leaders" in In case you are not familiar Governor's office have produced the final affair and feels that the authority should this state, such famous and with this law-enforcement agent, pairing: Jimmy Carter versus Hal Suit. remain there. He puts a high priority on infamous men as Ralph Dawson, he is the sheriff who runs making higher education available to the Tom Poppell, and Roy Harris. Mclntosh County. Ralph Dawson has been Many clip joints along U.S. 17 Carter, an experienced politician adept in student at the lowest possible cost. He feels have taken to heart the motto vague statement, has stumped the state in brought out into the light, a place this can be accomplished by providing he so seldom goes, in the recent "support your local authorities" the traditional political style. In contrast, educational facilities as close as possible to voting deficiencies in Long at the expense of not-so-happy Hal Suit, a citizen-politician in his first the student's home. County. tourists. campaign, has brought a fresh and direct In the September 9 primary, Georgia politics have almost become a a laugh. What's the use approach to the major issues facing Georgia. Suit's platform calls for the formation of Long County went three to one for Carl Sanders. Two weeks later, of having voting booths when the small colleges (8000 students or less) after a meeting between Carter outcome of the election is known Newcomer Suit throughout the state, rather than the giant and Dawson, the county went for before hand? Graft and had his platform universities (Indiana, NYU, Wisconsin, and Carter. corruption have become so positions printed in Missouri have all passed the 40,000 mark) But this kind of political "Let's commonplace that it's acceptable brochures in Make A Deal" is nothing new to to be a crook. which are springing up all over the nation. this "gentleman." Countless All that is needed to stop the February, a time This plan was recently endorsed by several stories have been told about his tide of tyranny is for people to when the citizens of education journals, which advocate the voting manipulation, yet nothing stop hiding their heads in the sand this state were still small-college idea as the best plan for the can ever be done about it because and do something about it. trying to discover future of higher education. no one will speak up. They are But people are too afraid to exactly where the too afraid. "get involved." As Edmund Burke p rofessional Ludowici, the county seat, has put it: "All that is necessary for become one of the most the forces of evil to win in the politicians stood. Suit's approach to handling campus disorders is a sensible, and fair, plan. He is widely-known places in the state world is for enough good men to Never swerving do nothing." quick to stress that he would never repress of Georgia. It isn't known for its from his platform to beautiful scenery or for its Return the power to the appease a special orderly student demonstrations, fiery historical significance, but for its people. Put the ballots back in the audience, Suit has editorials, marches, and picketing, but he clip jo'^ts and shady deals. voting booths. If our forefathers feels that students who vi mtly disrupt our Conditic : on U.S. 301 became so knew that our freedom would followed a course bad tbi even Lester Maddox regress to this, they probably which signifies a educational system should be dismissed wouldn't have even bothered with from the campus community if they are stood up and took notice. meaningful change in Then there's Roy Harris, the the revolution. Georgia campaigning. found guilty in a proper hearing. beacon of the bigots. Not only is What's the point of fighting the British for freedom if we loose it Hopefully, in he the organizer of the White Citizens Council, but he's kept to the avaricious vultures of January, Suit will Suit has stated that should the National himself busy in politics, too. contemporary America? bring a new strength and credibility to the Guard ever be called onto a Georgia campus, Governor's chair. only the officers and non-commissioned officers will have loaded weapons. The Suit has demonstrated to all Georgians regular Guardsmen will have unloaded WAYNE THIGPEN, Columnist that he is progressive without being liberal, weapons and carry ammunition. Carter, and that he is conservative without being however, would send all Guardsmen onto a reactionary. His campaign slogan is basically campus with loaded weapons, thus enhancing Nixon — A Prophecy "Hal Suit is Talking Sense," and we believe the possibility of an itchy trigger-finger or a he is. nervous teenager initiating another Kent Perhaps some of you did as this It was said of Napoleon that State. Unnecessary bloodshed is never writer did when President Nixon his genius lay in letting events Suit and Carter have both talked about welcome, and Suit's policy concerning the was elected. We maintained a take their course and adding his "wait-and-see" attitude. What do own impetus at the correct time. saving the taxpayer money, but only Suit Guard would prevent needless death and violence. we know of him after two years, Nixon has allowed events to occur has indicated how-re-structuring state and what can we surmise? in a seemingly controlled way, but government along more businesslike lines To understand Richard Nixon, controlled to what extent? Either and tearing down the political fiefdoms For the past 20 years, Hal Suit has been we must first realize that he is a way, time will tell. creature of the people; that is, he and kingdoms that have cheated the We know him to be very one of Georgia's most respected newsmen. feels himself very much an taxpayers for decades. In his capacity as News Director of Atlanta's instrument of the majority. This cautious. Remember that he took WSB-TV, he has perhaps been more does not mean that his motives no stance on Vietnam until after are altruistic or de-personalized. election day; his every action Suit voices a true sensitivity toward the thoroughly acquainted with the issues of this calculatedly considers the proper growing threats to our environment. He has state than some politicians who criticize the Mr. Nixon, on the contrary, is the ideal opportunist, doing what direction. Just days ago, when suddenly called for the creation of a commission media. he must to further nis goals or his confronted with unfriendly consisting of legislators, lawyers, and power. In our dem--ratio case laymen, including housewives, students, and that happens to be v. latever the youths, he went back into his An intelligent, idealistic individual, Hal plane (more than likely to write businessmen. Suit is a refreshing change in Georgia majority of the people desire. You might say he is the ideal or to have something appropriate written). Then he spoke. politics. He is running for the Governor's President, using the people and Suit would look to this "commission" for office because he is concerned for his being effectively used by them; or So his administration plods you might say he is without fiber along. It is "good" in terms of the immediate (short-range) answers for the community and his state, and not because he many, but so slowly. It is in little alleviation of some of today's crucial seeks any personal or political profit. Unlike and of an amoral political philosophy. trouble, so he must be a shrewd environmental problems—overpopulation, Carter, he runs a clean campaign, free of Can he be decisive? He relies psychologist. for example. He also perceives the insinuation, and expresses his opinions heavily on advisors, military and A prediction? More of the "commission" as a vehicle for laying the clearly, precisely, and, most important, domestic, who probably have a same, at least until 1972. large voice in his policies. We One question: If such a man, foundation from which environmental consistently. strictly adherent to the emergencies of the future may be attacked. don't know how large that voice is. "governing" wishes of the We feel that the citizens of Georgia, by We, therefore, know little majority, fails to unify, can this about Nixon's decisive abilities. nation still be administrated by It is the practicality of Suit's methods for electing Hal Suit our next governor, can put one man? reason, honesty, and intelligence back into With the exception of the attacking environmental problems, and the Cambodian choice, he has had to Perhaps, our nation is too big urgency he places on their solutions, that Georgia politics. We endorse Suit's make no fateful decision. No one for the good of any of us. We promises more success for his approach than candidacy and urge all voters to acquaint knows what pressures were must hope not, for if we are too for Carter's, who has allowed environmental themselves with Suit's platform and pollitics. exerted on him in reference to divided and if the chaos from that division ruins our governmental problems to sink into the abyss of Then, on November 3, go to the polls and Cambodia, so, again, we don't know. form, we have nowhere to go. "environmental rhetoric." FOLLOW SUIT. 4 H^H^MH^^H ^^mm^^^mm

michael segers 1 Exagminations Of Misprints, Misfits And Dr. Banks There it was in all its grossness: "The dormitories are hotbeds of insanity." With my name affixed! Atmr Of couse. I had written that the college residence halls are "hotbeds of inanity," which (I think) means something a little different 'Insanity" is a word, after all, that I consciously avoid. A rather dangerous word, it can often be disastrous. "All that is necessary for the Consider, for example, the "gloriously humorous" Dr. Murray Banks; since the gentleman is averaging a visit a quarter to our fair forces of evil to win in the campus, someone obviously agrees with Mr. Turner's evaluation, world is for enough good especially the gaggle of yentas who sat behind me twittering at the good doctor's rather single-minded double-entendres. men to do nothing. " Omitting his variations on the American Heart Association's anti-smoking campaign, his speech was generously lardled with the Edmund Burke word "insanity." Yet, he came to this campus as a psychiatrist, while the word "insane" is not a medical, but a legal, term. Besides, Dr. Banks's picture of normalcy made insanity attractive. Sanity, to him, is the way of middle class America. All else is insanity: the "hippie" (Dr. Banks's word), the drug-user (but not the Forum alcohol-user), the astrologer, and the misfit. Since creativity is itself not normal, our artists, musicians actors and writers (!) must all go to the gentle Dr. Banks for admission to Bedlam. Page There was, moreover, a sardonic flippancy in the speech in regard to a pitiable, but not despicable, segment of the population. The humor of Dr. Murray Banks is the humor of the "Helen Keller joke" and the proverbial "truckload of dead babies on Mother's Day." Page 5 But a little sadism helps (Hitler knew) in reassuring an audience of their prejudices by giving them the psychological imprimatur of Tuesday, Oct. 27, 1970 normalcy. To 10 questions and a simple (and simplistic) polarity of sanity and insanity. Dr. Bank's reduced the human condition. What does that sound like? To me the word is too obvious, too tempting, and too dangerous for use.

LETTERS POLICY Letters to the Editor JI Letters to the Editor and all other correspon- dence pertaining to this ~ ROGER BENNETT, Staff Writer Americans, contrary to rumor, publication should be are not passionate votaries of — Does Agnew addressed to: Editor, The sedition laws (or any other kind GEORGE-ANNE, of laws). But when the rhetoric Landrum Center Box - Open Smoker II Scare News Ed.? gets rough, they expect a good 8001, Georgia Southern verbal brawl with two contenders As we arrived, the discussion College, Statesboro, Freaks: who and what are This is not a call to defend in the ring, something that we did centered around the Georgia 30458. A return they? Spiro Agnew. As the saying goes, not get from the taciturn Johnson newly-remodeled weekend address or telephone With this question in mind, I he can take care of himself, as administration. hangout, the Gallery. My usher number should be headed for their obvious haven - most recently evidenced on the Into this polemical lacuna told of my inquisition and I was included with each letter. the TV room of the Williams "David Frost Show." came Spiro Agnew. His first offered a seat. Letters to be published are Center. There were those who believed "hard" speeches were pretty mild For the next fifteen minutes, subject to standard editing Upon arriving, I was greeted by that Mr. Nixon appointed Mr. vis-a-vis FDR's assaults on his my entire life was revamped. policies. Letters should be a young man wearing faded Levis Agnew as a sort of personal opponents. But Agnew's victims Indubitably, the prerequisites typed and must be and a well-worn T-shirt with a life-insurance. No one, they responded as though they were en were long hair and sloppy pants received by 3 p.m. on the portrait of Spiro Agnew inscribed reasoned, will bump off President route to labor camps, and the minus Gant shirts, with the Nixon while Vice President Thursday prior to on front. Inquisitively he asked acceptance of T-shirts or odd citizenry suddenly became Agnew is around. publication. Letters should me if he could be of help. jerseys. Shaving and bathing were cognizant that a brawl was on. There is a view, and I share it, not exceed 400 words. "Yes," I firmly stated "What optional. The matter of Agnew achieved the status of a that in Mr. Agnew, Nixon found a Letters MUST be signed; qualifications do I have to meet to personality was left to the dragon killer without ever drawing . high deposit of some of the best however, the name of the become a member of this select individual, with conformity a his sword. He became first-class American ore lying around: writer will be withheld (?) group of young people?" forbidden word. entertainment. With that baffling statement, I toughness, sincerity, The Left makes no allowance from publication upon By this time, I was a bit dazed decent-mindedness, request if, in the opinion was ushered to a table inhabited and asked to be excused for a for the bruiser on the Right. The by the king of the lounge (a large, decisiveness-much of what, after accent is on "Right," It is not the of the GEORGE-ANNE debate with myself. The choices I a fair amount of exposure, went Editorial Board, a valid rather grotesque human), his had were to conform to the silent bruiser that they object to. When sweetheart (a fairly attractive into making Harry Truman a reason is given. majority (Greeks) or the last did you hear a liberal female with her obvious no-bra relatively happy national memory. complain of the tactics of outspoken minority (Freaks). The GEORGE-ANNE News look), and two freshmen rushees Greeks versus Freaks-Is this Herblock? enthralled with His presence-the Editor has discovered that Agnew the extent of divisionalization of Frank C. Clark great bulk of the American King Freak. is a symbol of American "status the student at GSC? displacement," a model of the population all across this land of freedom. "paranoid style" in American politics, a precursor of "fascism," Grows A Beard; and, of course, "the most The insults which a longhaired dangerous man in America." or beared person must bear in his Becomes Alien daily life simply cannot be £0k0r§r-Atme It is possible that Agnew scares The opinions expressed on these pages are those of the hell out of the News Editor, but I imagined by the person who has student writers and not necessarily those of the college Editor: proffer that this tells us more not experienced the phenomenon faculty or administration. Published weekly during four himself. The reactions range from academic quarters by and for the students of Georgia about the anxiety of the News Actually, I suppose I should Southern College. Entered as second-class matter at Georgia Editor than about Spiro Agnew. the pervasive sneers on the street Southern College Post Office, States bo ro, Georgia, address this letter to both the to actual physical violence. 30458, under act of Congress. Offices located in Rooms 108 The key to Agnew's success is Editor of the GEORGE-ANNE and HO, Frank I. Williams Center, Georgia Southern College. Telephone 764-6611, extension 246—Printed by Bulloch not that he touches some and to Professor James W. Jordan, The "different" person does Herald Publishing Company, Statesboro, Georgia. profound psychic nerve in the as the latter's article in the not have to do anything to invoke EDITORIAL STAFF American ethos, triggering October 13 issue of the school the wrath of his good Christian repressive, fascist reflexes. It is paper has been the stimulus for Carolyn Tinker Copy Editor countrymen; he is hated for Al Godfrey Production Manager rather that he has provided some this note. simply existing. Dean Hillegass Acting Associate Sports Editor rough entertainment, some It is my opinion that Professor Jim Wilson Acting Associate Sports Editor polemical balance to American Caren Wood Secretary Jordan and his companions went The response of the politics. Conrad Vogel Photographer on more that a trip through space; narrow-minded is more of an Everywhere the average citizen they actually journeyd into emotion than a reasoned reaction, looked from about 1966 onward, BUSINESS STAFF another dimension. I made a as befits an unthinking creature. A Andy Whitlock Business Manager the President and his retinue were similar "journey" this summer "journey" such as we are here Anthony Kirkland Assistant Business Manager getting the business hard and fast. Dean Kirkland Assistant Business Manager without leaving Bulloch County-I discussing will give a person of Jimmy Vining Ciruclation Manager The antiwar groups trebled their grew a beard. WASP background an excellent Frank Wade Circulation Manager rhetoric to a level that would The dimension which we constitute sedition just about any first-hand look at the plight of Contributing this week: Geoffrey S. Bennett, Roger Bennett, Cile entered was that of the outsider, oppressed peoples such as the Davis, Mikie Emerson, Larry England, Mary Garth, Mary Martin, place else in the world. the "different" person. Anyone Mike McHugh, Gail Munz, Buddy Pinkston, Sharon Santmyer, Kay Negro in our society and, as such, Sarrett, Michael Segers, Wayne Thigpen, and David Tice. When you turned on the tube, who dresses or wears his hair in a what did you see? Some militant is an invaluable educational Subscription Rate $1.00 per year manner unlike what is "proper" is experience. calling the President a "murderer" "different" and therefore evil to and calling for a revolution. Arthur L. Freeland the rednecks who comprise the Graduate Student THE GEORGE-ANNE, Tuesday, Oct. 27, 1970 Page 6

Pulse of the People DATELINEo Copy and Photos By Geoffrey Bennett

Question: What was your reaction to SAGC President Rod Meadows' poll on problems and priorities? Southern Howard Thrower-junior, Cairo, psychology 1 think that it's a big step in opening communications between the students and the student government. Current Issues Forum Set But I have to admit that I was rather disappointed in the A Current Issues Forum has been developed by the Division of turnout, since less than 20 per cent of the students took Continuing Education and Public Services in response to requests for part in the poll. informal discussion groups which will allow participation by Georgia If the student government is going to listen to what we Southern faculty and interested citizens of Statesboro and Bulloch say, I think that each one of us has the responsibility to County. communicate with the student government. The program format includes a Dutch breakfast at Mrs. Bryant's Ken Sheffield-sophomore, Jacksonville, biology Kitchen at7 a.m.and presentation and discussion of the topic selected. Rod who? Moderator for the Current Issues Forum will be Dr. Norman Wells, associate professor of mathematics. Thrower Richard Coffield-freshman, Savannah, business If the results of this poll are used to advance Sheffield Today, Charles H. Brown, a local attorney with the firm of Allen, understanding between the administration and the student Edenfield, Brown, and Franklin, will lead the discussion on "Capital body, then the poll will be a success. If not, we have just Punishment - Pro's and Con's." wasted our time. Bob G. Patray, editor of The Southern Beacon, will discuss "Why It's a pity that only 16 per cent of the students were Independent Schools Have Come into Existence" on November 17. represented. "The Role of Religion in Man's Life" will be discussed on December 1 by Sister Michele Teff of St. Matthew's Catholic Church. Mary Booth-freshmen, Lexington, special education Call the Division of Continuing Education, 764-6611, extension 469 I think the poll was excellent because it gave each or 438 for reservations. student the opportunity to voice his opinion on relevant problems on our campus. Continued from Page 3 I've heard a lot of talk in the dorm concerning traffic NeW AwareneSS... problems, long meal lines, etc. be white, or to undertake a tour It would be easier to become Edward Harris-senior, Waycross, history of the Vatican Museum and to nostalgic about the scene if one I don't think Rod's poll considered certain problems on watch a small child being didn't have to share the canal with campus today. I think the things he suggested were trampled in the crush of the mob soggy mattresses, eggshells and irrelevant to what's really happening. gaping at Michelangelo's Last potato peelings, and recent issues And not a single suggestion pertained to Black people Judgement in the Sistine Chapel. of Time magazine that once I don't think that any of us on campus were interested If it gets too bad, there are always contained dead fish. in these things, though I do think that some of them are "Papal Blessings On Order" at the . . .hot chicken noodle soup in important. Vatican gift shop. a London Chinese restaurant (the But really, our goals are different from what he had on Another unbelievable sight we only place that would cash our the suggestion sheet. None of the suggestions were relevant witnessed occurred on the ship to travelers' checks) . . .wax paper to our needs. Greece. Several times a day, the tioilet paper . . .bargaining for a Beth Lewis-freshman, Decatur, mathematics kitchen crew dumped barrels of mammoth woolly coat at an The question about whether or not we understand the garbage and Coke bottles Amsterdam flea market and being Harris Lewis policies of the Student Government was unclear. Most of us overboard into the ever-fading the envy of the rest of the group freshmen do not know anything about the Council. blue of the Agean and Adriatic for my 50 cent deal! . . .eating Nancy Curlee-sophomore, Jacksonville, elementary Seas. cheese and chocolate on a Swiss education It soon became clear to us that mountainside . . .the haunting I think that every problem should have been rated one. the desecration of nature is a quiet of the Acropolis at night Rod Meadows has taken an important step in trying to universai activity, and that it is and spicy goatmeat (we hope it update our campus. not only in America that such acts was goatmeat on a stick at a) But I feel as if the administration will not do anything are performed with utter Greek "Brazier" . . .deciding about most of these problems anytime in the near future. nonchalance. whether to wear a feather Michael "Mickey" Mouse-28 year-old physical education Our impressions ranged from comforter (Heidi Blanket) over major, Pembroke tears to disgust . . .getting stuck in you, under you, or to sandwich 1 spend a lot of lime in the SAGC office, so I know all very strange bathrooms . . .eating yourself between . . .and so many the officers very well. 1 dig Rod, he's a honey. I really wish calzone in Florence at 2 a.m. other exotic tastes and smells and "Mickey" Mouse Amanda and Tom would cut it out, though. . . .Sundown on a Venetian canal feelings that are permanently But what I'm really wondering is this: "Where's Buffy all (six girls per boat plus gondoleers woven into our experiences. the time?" and Rex). The knowledge we gained this Romantic Venice! We were summer in Europe has enriched even serenaded by two our lives with a new awareness. middle-aged musicians—or were We feel that through the they for the benefit of sponsorship of such programs, this white-haired grannies and fat pink college has added a new and babies smiling from their balcony valuable learning experiences to railings? its curriculum. 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THE GEORGE-ANNE, Tuesday, Oct. 27, 1970 Page 7 South African 'Quite Surprised' At Students'Idea of Native Land By people wear the current fashions, Students have a great CILE DAVIS but not so much long hair because awareness of politics and world Staff Writer the schools are very strict about affairs. They often hold sKJ Margaret Beringer is a 5-4 that. demonstrations. Mostly, these brown-haired, bright-eyed There is a drug peoblem in demonstrations have to do only graduate student of library science South Africa, too, though it is a with conditions in South Africa. from East London, Republic of drug problem many young The young people in South South Africa. Americans would like to have. Africa are mostly liberal, trying to Her home town, East London, Marijuana (which they call get rid of the prejudices that are is so named "because it's east of "dagga") grows so well over there traditional, such as apartheid (the London." An only child, she has that it is sometimes impossible to official government segregation led a widespread life, having lived control. policy). in both England and South Africa. Food and student life are the There is a national student Though she is very proud of her two biggest areas, according to union, NUSAS (National Union of home country, she feels as though Margaret, in which South Africa South African Students), which London was her true home. and America differ. stands for individual freedom. Its Margaret's favorite pastimes Meals, she says, are very voice is quite powerful. It include crocheting, playing piano, different from the ones she had at coordinates all English-speaking and walking, an exercise she finds home. She is not used to so much universities in South Africa. little time to d° here. bread, or sweet foods for dessert. She got to Statesboro via "We often had fruit for dessert," Margaret is very impressed by Brunswick. She arrived safely; her she explained. Also, "I am not the people and the spirit of this luggage did not arrive at all. used to having hot vegetables and country. "Georgians are about the However, this made her first few salads. At home, we ate either friendliest people I have come days a bit easier. "I thought I had one." across," she says. lost it completely," she explained. The three things she misses "That worried me so much I had most are her own cat, hot tea, and "They are always going out of no time to worry about anything fresh fruit. Although Georgia is their way for you. There is a nice else." the Peach State, the only ones she atmosphere—even the people in the streets. It's not friendliness or GSC students find ways to help underprivileged children at the After a few days of borrowed has seen are the ones from out of niceness, really; it's perhaps the In-As-Much School at Trinity Episcopal Church. The school has clothes—and a few nights without state that are served in the salads. fact that there is no fear or been in operation since 1968. pajamas—her own belongings were In South Africa, there are fruit recovered. Now that she is all and flower shops everywhere, and tension. settled in her room, she regrets the prices are cheap. "People are willing to help that there was a limit on baggage "We have cans, of course, but you. You just feel that this is a In-As-Much School "and you can't bring all the things we hardly ever use them because happy land. It's not that other from home that you like. You fresh fruit is so much nicer. We places are unhappy; it's just the miss all your familiar things grow every variety you could Assists Underprivileged impression I get." around." want. We don't have to import Georgia's scenery, she says, is Margaret was quiet surprised any kind of fruit." by not as spectacular as in England, with the misconceptions people Student life is a big area of MARY MARTIN "but I think Georgia is made by have about South Africa. "It has difference, like America in some Staff Writer the people, and not by the all the modern amenities," she ways, but different in many other scenery. There is a great spirit in says, and North Africa is the area ways. The In-As-Much School for underprivileged children of Georgia. They are proud of their with all the native tribes and In high school, students must Statesboro began in 1968 with an enrollment of ten. Today, the country and it's catching. jungles. wear uniforms. They are required school is comprised of 18 pupils and one full time teacher, Mrs. "I think when I get home and South Africa has "great to study their own language, and H.R. Payton. people ask me where I've been, I beaches and terrific surfing." the other official South African This year, for the first time, seven GSC special education will say, 'I've been to Georgia,' Young people, she says, can have language, Afrikaans, which is a majors are working as teacher-assistants at the school, along with and not 'I've been to the United a fabulous time there because Dutch derivative. their advisor, Mrs. Whitmer. States.'" The seven, Jay Odum, Martha Lane, Marty Martin, Wanda entertainment, liquor, and In college dorms, everyone Holland, Angie Hill, Fozie Outler, and Laura Edwards, each work cigarettes are so cheap. - has his own room. The regulations two days a week to fulfill their degree requirement for 100 hours Big sports in South Africa, are very strict, especially for besides Dr. Christiaan Barnard, freshmen and women students. of clinical practice teaching. 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"Choice 70" is c Gubernatorial election, Jimmy Carter participate in the votfricj. , have to be a registered vc By Cile Davis Georgia to be eligible^-/

As an avid supporter of Jimmy Carter, I feel I should give equal time to the Democratic candidate for governor. The polls will be Jimmy Carter, a ninth-generation Georgian, is the better Wednesday, October 2*8, f candidate for governor. I like his people-oriented campaign p.m. in the Landrum ari< and platform, as opposed to the traditional big money orientation of political campaigns. and from 9 a.m. untH 5 Carter has been Building, Biology Building campaigning for the governor's Building. «. .., job for four years. He has been traveling around the state where the people are: at Students with current I! factory shifts, supermarkets, any of the five precint?s.~S warehouses, and ball games. He has personally met over cards are required to vo half a million Georgians, and Center. j» gotten to know theirhopes, fears, and dreams. On these pages of the G He has governmental experience on the state level. student interpretation of During his term as a state Republican candidates' pi senator, he was voted as one presented in order

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is a mock Georgia ion. All students may ffrigvA student does not Hal Suit 'ed voter in the state of >$> vote in this election. by JAMES H. HATFIELD I Chairman of the Young Republican Club

As an on-campus supporter of Hal Suit's candidacy for governor, I ^be open tomorrow, feel I should share with Georgia Southern's students my reasons for following Suit. 2Vfrom 10 a.m. until 7 Hal Suit makes sense; Jimmy Carter doesn't. Though this may sound m arid Williams Centers, rather flippant, a closer examination will prove my point. I have worked with Mr. Suit for six months. During that time we vt?i 5 p.m. in the Hoi I is have discussed at length the issues I feel are the major ones for college ilding and Foy Fine Arts students. Early in the campaign I urged Mr. Suit to speak out strongly on overpopulation and environmental ills. He agreed with my opinions, rent ID cards may vote at but in a more cautious fashion. He feels that there should be ic?s.~Students without ID ways to control population growth, to vote at the Williams most particularly through abortion. But he is against making Georgia an open abortion center for the entire Southeast. That makes sense. His stand on legalizing marijuana the GEORGE-ANNE are is equally cautious. Mr. Carter rtfof'the Democratic and states that he will use every power at his disposal to suppress the use es' platforms. These are of marijuana on Georgia's 40 .enable students to campuses. He doesn't mention studying the problem further, even is with the various cam- when the nation's scientists are still undecided on the issue. Suit states that until extensive tests have settled the issue, Georgians should abide by the law. This is simple common sense. In the area of education, Mr. Suit has studied many plans and Donsored by the Student programs. His proposals are in line with the opinion by many scholars: )VPping Councils, the the creation of many small colleges around the state rather than the arrangement we have today. ib, the Political Science Studies show 8,000 to be a good figure for a college to be effective, ung Democrats and the yet personal. Suit's programs for urban renewal are in line with most sociologists and planners. He proposes scattering new industries throughout the state, thus helping alleviate the crush of the city slum. He has been a news commentator in Atlanta for many years; he knows the slums and wants to help those caught in them. His proposals would draw the populus to rural areas, thus providing an excellent way to start on the road to improving the lot of the city dweller, by alleviating overcrowding in the cities. He recognizes, as many are beginning to, the real need for two parties in Georgia. As he said Thursday, you have to watch politicians. No one has been watching the Democrats for 100 years. tes On Choice' Ballot You can bet that with a strong Republican party, the people will know what the Demos are up to. 1 feature only two candidates for A final reason I'm working for Hal Suit is Jimmy Carter. Jimmy ull state of candidates which will don't shoot straight! He calls for opening the doors of government to the people (he said that Friday). But in February, 1966, he voted for a I the general election. This is being :<■■■■ ■" '. bill that would allow closed sessions of the legislature "when the need nduct the kind of election which, arises." That is, closed to everybody. I a democracy. He says he's never made deals with anyone, but Friday the best he wernor appeared on the campus could do on the question of the Long County flip-flop was to suggest males sens* fo* questioning. Thus students had that all those people just "wanted to get on the winning team." 0 a discussion of issues and upon He also claims that if he's elected, Jim Gillis would almost certainly idate they wish to support. resign in December (he said that Friday, too). If he hasn't made any deals, how is he so certain? ir^,ed contrast to current election He says that he always gives straight answers, never varying from 'sell' candidates on the basis of location to location. But the Augusta Herald has documented, and I 1 'sincerity' in a campaign which have personally heard, Jimmy Carter give three different answers to the question of whether he will rehire Roy V. Harris to the Board of Regents. —Dr. Justine Mann At the University of Georgia he said he would not rehire Harris; at man, Political Science Department an Atlanta business meeting he said he would; at Georgia Southern he said he had no position on the issue and really had no say so in the matter after all! Jimmy's 1966 vote, and others just as interesting, are on record in Atlanta. The Long County vote turnover and his meeting with Ralph Dawson are documented facts. His contrasting statements on Jim Gillis and deal-making were made Friday here. His positions on Roy V. Harris are documented by every major newspaper in Georgia. These are facts, people! >r the general election in Georgia, and Carter says he won't throw mud at Hal Suit. There's a good reason; Iho deadline for mailing out absentee there isn't any to throw. His only criticism seems to be that the Suit or October 30 for mailing distances platform hasn't been published in a newspaper yet. Well, neither has r requests for absentee ballots in time Jimmy's. It costs far too much to publish a full platform in a paper of any s b/fo'e t£e deadline. stature. Mr. Suit's major position pamphlet has been out since >t, the student should take it to a i post office or draft recruiting office. February. ipect the ballot to make sure no one Hal Suit makes sense; Jimmy Carter doesn't. It's way past time for strict the^tudent as to where he may Georgia politics to grow up. We have had big mouths and rejects in the privacy. Governor's chair far too often. :ived by the home county registrar's I have outlined here only five of Mr. Suit's positions on issues. But day. his intelligence and steady posture are evident from these issues. We need an individual in the Governor's chair whom college students can respect and take pride in. Hal Suit is that man. Please, follow Suit! «•>> 6- THE GEORGE-ANNE, Tuesday, Oct. 27, 1970 Page 10

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opponents. In the first half, Sig Ep congratulates Polly future meetings would be activities. Kappa Sig scored 18 points, while Tuggle, a freshman from scheduled for every second and Although the French Club is Sigma Phi Alex Hooks scored 6 points and Thomasville, who has been elected fourth Wednesdays of the month the largest foreign language club Randy Smith scored 1 point for a sponsor for Sigma Phi Epsilon. at 7 p.m. in the Hollis Building. on campus, it still urges interested Epsilon Sig Ep. The fraternity thanks the Dues for the club were voted as students to join. In the final three seconds of Statesboro First Methodist $1.25 per quarter. Since the beginning of the Sig the game, Kappa Sig scored Church for allowing ceremonies to This year's officers were also Fp football season, Sig Ep has another touchdown to make the be held in the church on October elected. They are Jackie won three games and lost two. final score 24-7. Although Sigma 17, and welcomes Randy Smith Buffington, president; Ginny Phi Delta Theta The victories include wins over Phi Epsilon lost, they were the into the brotherhood. Taylor, vice president; Margaret Sigma Pi, 13-6;TKE, 2-0; and KA, first team to score against Kappa The fraternity also thanks the Kirkland, secretary; Midge The brothers of Phi Delta 6-0. Sig this year. Sisters and sponsors for their help McLean, treasurer; Donna Stone Theta congratulate their new At the end of the fourth Throughout the season, Jerry and support during rush. and Debbie Dicky, SAGC pledges for fall quarter. They are quarter against Pi Kap, the score Robertson has scored four representatives; Susan Rice, social Kenneth Andrew Clark, Jesse was tied at 13-all. Through touchdowns, Alex Hooks has chairman; and Sharon Santmyer, Robert Goodman, Joseph Charles penetration, Pi Kap, was able to scored two touchdowns, and Pete French Club publicity chairman. s Hemberger, Charles Walker win against Sig Ep. Stellato and Randy Smith have The first meeting of the French The club will not only provide Jenkins, Daniel Lee Kaiser, On October 21, Sig Ep and turned in some excellent offensive Club was held Wednesday, discussions about French culture, Samuel H. Pittman, and Daniel Kappa Sigma came together as plays. October 14. It was decided that but also will guarantee planned Robert Warbutton. The fraternity also congratulates four new brothers who were initiated Tuesday, October 20. They are Carrie Mikell, Bruce Babb, Andy Mitchell, and John Cochran.

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After completing rush on the "Maid of Cotton" contest. THE GEORGE-ANNE, Tuesday. Oct. 27, 1970 Page 11 October 16 Sigma Pi added five The winner of the contest will Alpha Xi Delta faculty advisors and members of A founders' Day Banquet men to its ranks. They were Ron be judged from pictures of the the board of trustees. Saturday night at the Western Alpha Xi Delta's pledge class Hardy-Albany; Billy contestants during the first week The new faculty additions to officers have been announced by Sirloin Pit was the follow-up Ashby-Savannah; Clayton of November in Memphis, the Bond of Delta Chi are Mr. pledge trainer Claire Chancellor. activity and the weekend was Y a w n — Reidsville ; Jim Tennessee. Lloyd J. Billard and Dr. Walter They are Pat Rayburn, capped off by a football game Wharton—Barnesville; and Roger The sorority also congratulates James Peach. president; Janice Childs, vice among the brothers on Sunday Pressley—Ocala, Fla. five ADPi's who have been voted This past weekend was an president; Betty Lee Sweat, afternoon. Formal pledge installation was onto the Kappa Sigma Sweetheart active weekend for the brothers treasurer; Carole Hudson, Brother George N. "Scotty" held on October 20. Court. They are Connie George, and pledges of Delta Chi. The recording secretary; Ginny Vaugh, Paul recently completed a visit to Sigma Pi treated a number of Carol Herndon, Diane Hilliard, corresponding secretary; Norma weekend began with a pledge Delta Chi's sister chapter at N.W. local underprivileged children to Ginger Meadows, and Barbara ceremony held Friday evening at Vandiver, historian; Sharon Missouri State at Maryville, the Ogeechee Fair on October 24. Thompkins. Broome, chaplain; Kathy White, the residence of brothers Garrell Missouri. ADPi's football coaches for the standards chairman; and Patty and Katzif. 1970 Powder Puff season are Paul Markland, song leader. Massey, Hughes Threlkeld, Alpha Delta Pi Preston Partain, Robert Jones, Sigma Pi Formal initiation ceremonies Charlie Radford, and Bubba were held Saturday, October 24, Renfrow. CUDDLY PUN PDK Sigma Pi is looking forward to at the Trinity Episcopal Church another year with 38 active for eight pledges. brothers returning. The new initiates are Kathy 1$ ALWAYS G€! This past summer the Sigma Pi Holland, Connie Dyess, Susan Delta Chi National fraternity held its Beckham, Connie George, Becky This fall quarter has been not 24-hour fashion anyone can wear. Rich, deep Polyglen bi-annual convocation at San Latham, Pat DeGrandis, Gail only a time for Delta Chi to (100% polyester pile) styled to swing free in back pledge new members, but also a Francisco, California. The Beavers, and Mary Eastwood. while a self belt is an inside job emerging only in fraternity's delegate was Eddy time to increase the number of A formal initiation banquet neat, isn't it? Whitefrost, Bronze, Navy, Young, who, upon returning to was held at 6 p.m., Saturday, front. Pretty Southern fall quarter, announced October 24, at the Holiday Inn. Brown, Camel, Martini, Rum, Natural. 6-16. that the campus chapter was rated Attending were all ADPi sisters, Try Us! second for the "Best Chapter" alumni, and parents of the new John Donaldson $45.00 award for the Southeastern initiates. Province. First and third were The sorority congratulates & Auburn and the University of Debbie Knight for being selected Steve Short Georgia, respectively. as Alpha Delta Pi's contestant in

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banquet will take place. Lexington; James Mansion THE GEORGE-ANNE, Tuesday, Oct. 27, 1970 Page 12 Kappa Sigma Featured speaker for the Cooper, Charleston, South Recognition Council; and Jimmy — „ banquet will be District Grand Carolina; John Thomas Cubbage Kappa Sigma had a successful Williams, state vice president. Idll KQDDQ Master Skip Left witch, and the Jr., Sumter, South Carolina; David Phi Beta Lambda's plans for rush and pledged 13 men on highlight of the evening will be William Frame, Macon; Enon fall quarter will be hotdog sale October 20. the presentation of the new Chance Hopkins, Jr., Augusta; held on October 28 and its annual Epsilon Their new pledges are Bill Kappa Sigma Sweetheart and star Charles Lester Knight, Macon; auction held in November. Thomas, Joe Mercer, David Harris, Tau Kappa Epsilon's fall and crescent girls. Joel Edin Knight, Macon; Thomas Advisors for the year are Mrs. Bubba Connelly, Tommy Henry Moseley, Jr., Valdosta; quarter pledge class consists of Sara Comer and Dr. Howard J. Darrell Shipman, Mike Bragg, and Stalnaker, Mike Wilkins, Johnny Robert Adrain Quick, Statesboro; Jackson. Redd, Mike Stokes, Wade Dixon, Kappa Alpha Robert Clayton Sikes, Hinesvilles; Mike Goodall. The fraternity has Bill Gordon, Greg Hawver, Bill Timothy Reeves Taylor, F C A also added Wayne Lynn, formerly Nutgrass, and Randy Thomas. The brothers of Kappa Alpha, Thomaston; and Hugh Moss at Georgia Tech, to its October 26 marked the second after having a successful rush, held Comer Train, Macon. The Fellowship of Christian membership. anniversary of the Kappa Zeta pledge installation Sunday night Tim Taylor was elected Athletes meet every Monday TKE extends thanks to its chapter of Kappa Sigma. Sunday October 18. Kappa Alpha president of the pledge class and evening at 7:30 p.m. in the Little Sisters, who were helpful afternoon the fraternity will hold initiated 13 pledges: William H. Comer Train was elected Hanner Gym, room 152. during fall quarter rush. There will its Sweetheart Tea, and that night Coffey, Richmond, Virginia; secretary-treasurer. All former athletes who are be a meeting of the TKE Little Kappa Sigma's annual anniversary Charles Clifford Brooks, Jimmy Wheeler will be serving interested are invited to attend. Sisters October 29 in Hollis 102. as pledge master for fall quarter. The brothers would like to thank Rush Chairman Greg Delta Sigma Pi Delta Zeta WILLIAM H. Brewer for his work during rush. Delta Sigma Pi fell to Phi Delta Zeta congratulates Diane "BING" Epsilon Kappa and the Reid, who will represent the PHILLIPS Hole-in-the-Wall Gang last week. Statesboro Lions Club in the Your New York Life Phi Beta Lambda Peach Bowl Contest. E. Vine St. Lane More points have been scored Agent on the Phi Beta Lambda held its first Delta Zeta's football coaches Stalcsboro against the offense than against GSC Campus official meeting on October 8. the defense. for the 1970 season are Bubba Bus. 764-6007 Officers for 1970-71 are Mary The brothers spent an evening Renfroe and Brad Campbell. Res. 764-4405 Rose Thompson, president; John last Wednesday watching On October 20, the pledges William H. 'Bing' A brighter future Coker, vice president; Diane educational films. and sisters had a cookout at the Phillips can be yours Vinson, secretary; Kathy Jones, A good time was had by the Statesboro Recreation Center. through a modest reporter; Gwen Drummon, brothers and guests at a cookout Delta Zeta celebrated Founders investment in ife Day, October 24, by dressing up insurance now! historian; Douglas Vinson and Saturday night. Brother Sonny Nancy Nix, representatives to Thayer came down for a visit. and wearing their ribbons last Friday. A banquet was held Saturday at Pittman Park. Sunday the sisters and pledges attended morning services at Pittman Park Methodist Church. A.H.E.A. The executive committee of the Georgia Southern Student A program to help 5,000,000 handicapped Americans. Member Section of the American Home Economics Association met HURRAH on October 21 to make plans for There are millions of people in this Some of the disabilities are physical If you have a handicap—or know November. The deadline for country suffering with handicaps they —from the aftereffects of a heart attack someone who does—write to us for" a membership in the Home don't have to be suffering with. or cancerto epilepsy. From loss of limbs free guide to vocational rehabilitation Economics Club was extended to The problem is, they don't know to loss of sight. Others are mental —like and a directory of rehabilitation agen- November 4. about the State-Federal rehabilitation mental retardation or mental illness. cies. (There's at least one in every state.) The executive committee will program. We call it HURRAH. But regardless of the handicap, there We're not looking for money. be visiting home economics HURRAH stands for "Help Us Reach are many things that rehabilitation can We're looking for people who need & Rehabilitate America's Handicapped." do for millions of people: help. majors during the next two weeks And while it doesn't mean that reha- Medical services. Training for the HURRAH.TheState-Federal Program to encourage club membership. bilitation can cure everything that's right kind of work. Placement in a care- of Rehabilitation Services. All home economics majors are wrong with people who are disabled, it fully chosen job. Counseling to help the urged to join. Help Us Reach & Rehabilitate does mean.that it can do a lot more for handicapped adjust to life in a busy America's Handicapped The next regular meeting * many of them than they ever imagined. world. And other kinds of aid. HURRAH the Home Economics Club will be November 4, at 7:30 p.m. in the living room of Herty. Reminders will be sent later. Joy Broome will be in charge of a program on population control. r i The Home Ec. Club is planning a card sale for November 10 as a money-making project, and Diane Hester is working on an Encrichment Class in family planning for November.

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♦»»♦♦♦♦»»♦♦♦♦♦»•><♦»»»♦♦ What To Do In Bulloch? THE GEORGE-ANNE, Tuesday, Oct. 27, 1970 Page 13 Continued From Page 2 Lwing™!11' °"e °f thC SeCUrity 8UardS 3t °SC (We SieCp Soundly a< night, patient willingness just to listen for an hour, you are especially needed. ,, Modern Dance The Democratic Headquarters will be located on North Main Street next 1 e e (4 6 88) eadSa C Uege gr0Up in mode door to Johnston's Real Estate. The Republican representative is James B and cno r eo^fnn v " T i ° ™ ^ance, exercising, Franklin (4-5695). wiso? vE. " " TU6Sday mghtS' 8"9 P-m-' at the Tot V T— Studio in You may assist either party by distributing materials, making telephone calls 8 3 argC $ m nth N eXperience is necess addressmg literature, and doing five million other things to help. andaJt^V tights are Jthe preferred f V? clothing. ^ ° - ° *ry; leotards Political Activity, Outside-The-System Skating, Bowling You're on your own. But keep your eyes open. The Skate-R-Bowl on Highway 301 South offers relatively inexpensive SKILLS AND SPORTS ^entertainment On Friday and Saturday there is roller skating Tom 7.30-10:30 p.m.; the cost is $1.25 for the three-hour period In addition to the intramural and varsity sports on campus, there are many You may bowl there seven days a week - from 7-11 p.m. Monday through other sports and skills to attempt. ' r m 2 6 P>m n SUnd3y f r 5 CentS a ame Basketball fent^f'shot. ° " - ° ' ° ° * Plus 'o'cenTs^or Men's and women's teams compete with teams from this town and from Softball otherareas.Call Fair Road Recreation Department. c„r^en^and won2fn,,sLteams P^y competitively against teams from the city and The Ceramics Shop on South College Street is directed by Dorothy Piazza surrounding area. Call Fair Road Recreation Department for information 1 4 4991 TuMday f ThurSday 10 a 2 Water Sports hoi! "^"^) ' ' °" ° > - ^ - * (Boating, Fishing, The cost for this activity ranges from $1 (for an ash tray) to $10 or more Skiing, Swimming) depending on the size and complexity of the project you attempt. One of the most comprehensive places offering water sports is the newly SghwaPy 30^PreSS ^^ 'OCated ^ mil6S S°Uth °f Statesboro, Just off The local country club sells college memberships for $20 per quarter- in Here are facilities for swimming, picnicking, boating, skiing, camping (bath addition, you pay $1.81 green fee per day (no matter how many holes you play). Call the Pro Shop (4-3084) for information. house with hot and cold water), and fishing (lake is stocked with bream bass jack, shellcrackers, crappie, and catfish). Hunting There is a country store in case you feel like supporting the local economy There are many opportunities for hunting in Bulloch County. One of the best All charges are relatively inexpensive. ' is the Marsh Hunting Preserve (stop at Amoco station at intersection of 301 and 80 for directions). There are numerous places along the.yOgeechee River where you can put in your boat if you happened to remember to bring it to college with you-or if Marsh has no limit hunting for quail from October 1-April 1. All hunters must you have no boat, where you may rent one. have either a current resident or non-resident hunting license; non-resident The Ogeechee River Landing is located at the 301 bridge about 10 miles huntmg licenses are available at the preserve for $5.25. X. K Sta, 6lbTn ,The WiUiamS Landing fe located about »2 miles northeaTtof Also at Marsh is a 75-acre pond, stocked with large-mouth bass and blue State boro (take 301 north to Old River Road - at the sign of J.P. Stevens, turn bream. Boats are available. You may call 587-5727 (Clito) or 4-3542 for reservations. left from crossroad and go five miles to the landing); at this landing there are boats for rent at about $ 1.50 a day. For dove shoots, contact individual landowners and offer to pay Most local The Oliver Bridge Landing is located 14 miles east of Statesboro on! High- farmers consider dove and ducks migratory and will allow you to hunt them; S Ut ighwa 24 about however, the farmers consider quail and deer as more permanent and therefore l^Jt ' ° ° " y 12-13 miles from Statesboro - at a white as "belonging" on their property, and are usually less willing to allow hunting of block house on the right, turn right and go one mile - turn left into the swamp - this game. go through Union Bag property, and sooner or later, friends, you'll be right there - or somewhere near it, according to my informant). «r,?,"isid^ ?uUoch County there is free duck hunting at the Savannah National Wildlife Refuge at Fort Wentworth. And at Blackbeard Wildlife Refuge on The Brooklet Landing is 10 miles east of Brooklet - the best way to get there Blackbeard Island, there is free archery deer hunting - free, that is except for a 0 d B kle lm e p ta teU sk $ 1 per night camping fee.) Sh'„s iV,°, ,„T ' * ™" > ■"" - *«-"-C™ There are many deer hunting clubs in the Bulloch County area which allow 24 f visitors (students) to join for a small fee. s.a.ssciss." — ™ h m e: tJ e eechee Brid e The Gobar Hunting Club is located in Brooklet - call Watson Martin in r,wV ' ?m °u ? °S S Lading is onthe upper end of the Brooklet. The Pole Branch Hunting Club is in Stilson - call Reggie Bragg. river above 301 - about 10 miles from Statesboro on the Screven County side of The Ivanhoe Hunting Club is in Stilson - call Dr. William Cone. The Sand Hill boatSbo't $Tlhe50e y°U "^ pUt * y°Ur b°at f°r 3bOUt a doUar< and ™* a Hunting Club is located in Lotts Creek (or near it, rather); for information talk NEXT WEEK: GUIDED TOURS

supervision and cover damages to people how to vote." later, in Atlanta, he said he really surrounding property, and Suit then spoke about his' Carter... He said that he was glad that hadn't made up his mind. He cleaning up afterwards. And it "somebody o the national level campaign. "I haven't gone Continued From Page 1 changes his story depending on anywhere in Georgia and said to must be held in a restricted area is finally interested in us. For whom he is talking to." more vivid and accurate." to control the crowds. anyone: 'Join me and we will "Will you reappoint Roy Harris years," Suit continued, "we have "We have been lucky in the been the 'Solid South', wrapped, Suit went on from there to share the spoils of victory.'" to the University Board of past that there have not been any defend the two-party system. He Regents?" packaged, and delivered in every Tired of the "spoils form of young people jurt very badly, or one of the national elections." commented that "Sure, I want to politics," he said that he is also "I don't have any present riots or disease with the see a majority of Republicans in intention to. He has never He said that he didn't want very weary of people using the unsanitary conditions. I am in Agnew to come down and be the House and Senate, but above phrase "That's the way it's always mentioned it to me, nor I to him. favor of strong laws for the all I want two parties." Roy Harris's term doesn't expire, critical of a single Democrat, but been done." promoters. At Byron, it cost anyway, for four more years." rather "to come down here and His reason was that with two $12,000 just to clean up." "You people know," he "Who else do you have in mind talk and listen to Georgians." strong parties "both are watching "Exactly where do you stand continued, "that we have new for the Board of Regents?" Suit pointed out certain each other." Thus, no one in regard to race relations?" problems because over the years "I haven't thought about it. No discrepancies in Jimmy Carter's "The people of Georgia are political organization can too many of those problems have one has asked for an platform. A specific incident Suit ready for a tremendous desire to dominate the entire scene. been ignored." appointment." mentioned was the reappointment have our government run without "What about Ralph Dawson?" of Roy Harris to the Board of "I give up. What ABOUT any prejudices against people who Regents. Ralph Dawson?" are black or white or anything. "At Georgia (the University of "Do you and he have any kind "It's time to give our qualified Georgia) the other night,'" he of deal going?" black people responsibility for stated, "he (Jimmy Carter) was The New "No deal. Ralph Dawson and I solving some of the state's chronic asked if he was going to reappoint problems." have been on opposite sides from Roy Harris. He said: 'I am not the beginning. I have never even going to reappoint him.' Two days seen him except in a big crowd of Suit... people." Continued From Page 1 "How do you explain the Long But he continued to say that ? Do you need a Waffle Shop County phenomenon?" he' had faith in today's youth. He "What do you mean?" stated that all along his tour, he Band to Play ? "In the primary, the blacks of found young people "deeply Serving Breakfast From Long County voted almost concerned, not just as onlookers unanimously for Sanders, but but willing to get out and get Hard Rock, 6:30 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. only two weeks later, they went involved." Acid Rock, Soul all out for Carter. How do you Commenting on Lester explain it?" Maddox' and Jimmy Carter's Contact Unbelievable Prices "It wasn't just a Long County concern about national Gary Edwards thing. This happened in a lot of Republican leaders coming to places. The first time around I was Georgia, Suit stated that his Sanford Room 314 the underdog, and people like to Washington supporters "are not Waffle 50c be on the winning side. In DeKalb going to come into Georgia to tell County, which is Mr. Suit's home county, I lost the first time by Waffle, Bacon or Sausage 75c 2,000 votes. Two weeks later, I Egg served with grits or hash browns carried DeKalb County by about ATTENTION: 3000 votes." Toast & jelly 40c "Exactly where do you stand FOR RENT in regard to rock festivals?" Egg with bacon or sausage 70c "No more uncontrolled rock Air-Condition 12 x 55 2-bedroom trailor. Married festivals. We must have more laws & male college students over 21. Contact to require the promoters to post 764-4133. Located Across From the Landrum Center adequate bonds to cover the cost of adequate and sufficient police Regents OK Fields As Assistant Coach Jerry Fields, a former graduate the head coach's position at the; degree at Indiana University. He to get a man with Jerry's "In addition to scouting and assistant with East Tennessee end of the 1969 season. plans to return as an instructor in experience and ability. He made recruiting, Jerry will have many State University, has been Frank Radovich, head coach 1971. many contacts while working with definite duties with our varsity approved by the Board of Regents for three years, retired from Rowe commented on Fields' East Tennessee that will help him program," Rowe added. of the University System of coaching to pursue a doctorate appointment, "We are very happy in our recruiting here." Georgia as assistant basketball Assistant coach David Patton coach here. will also return for this season and . will follow the same duties he The joint announcement came assumed last season as freshman from GSC President John O. coach, recruiter, °fout, and varsity Eidson and Athletic Director J.I. assistant. Clements. Fields, who recently completed Fields is a native of Saltsville, work on his master's degree in Virginia, and graduated from East physical education at East Tennessee in 1965 where he Tennessee, is presently working played varsity basketball for one with the staff at Georgia season. Southern. He joined the coaching ranks as "I am looking forward to an assistant coach at Vero Beach, working with the coaches and Florida, and then moved to Ft. staff at Georgia Southern," said Pierce for two seasons. Fields in discussing his new duties. East Tennessee head coach "Coach J.E. Rowe and I share the Madison Brooks commented, "We same coaching philosophies. I hate to see Jerry leave, but we think this is a wonderful wish him well. He. did an opportunity for me because there outstanding job for us and we is certainly a fine athletic program know he will be a welcome at Southern." addition to the Georgia Southern Fields did scouting and staff." recruiting for East Tennessee's Fields is married to the former Buccaneers last season and will Carol DeBoard from Lancaster, follow primarily the same duties Pennsylvania. They have two here. He will fill the position left Athletic Director J.I. Clements and Coach J.E. Rowe welcome Jerry Fields, newly appointed assistant children, Doug, 8, and Traci, 14 vacant when Rowe stepped into basketball coach. L-R, J.I. Clements, Jerry Fields, J.E. Rowe. months.

THE 1 Tuesday, Oct. 27, 1970 Page 14 S I 0 It T HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS JIM WILSON'S Basketball's Royal Clown Family SportScope Cavort In Hanner November 9 The world-famous Harlem Globetrotters, the "magicians of basketball," will apnear in the Hanner Fieldhouse, Monday, November 9, Southern's athletic director, J.I. Clements, A Little Different Look announced Saturday. Advance tickets are on sale at famed warm-up to the tune of several other acts which will be December 2 will see the Southern cagers trying their wings the athletic department, the Sea "Sweet Georgia Brown" and have presented. in a flight against Armstrong College. Action may look a little Island Bank, and the Bulloch different on the court than it was last year, especially on the County Bank. boards. Ticket prices are $3, $3.50 and The absence of number 25, the towering Roger Moore, $4. All tickets will be reduced $1 will definitely be a factor. for GSC students when bought in Another important absence from the Big Blue is that of advance. the awesome 6-9 head coach. Frank Radovich guided the The razzle-dazzle Eagles to a 48-24 record for the three years he resided at Globetrotters, known Southern. _ internationally for their zany These two absences will be noticed, BUT this does not hardwood antics, have rolled up a mean we will have a losing season. This year's team will not fantastic 9,898-322 won-lost be like last year's; it could be better. record during their 45-year Coach Rowe is a very fine coach with ample capabilities to history. They have appeared before an guide his team to a regional championship. He thinks the estimated 65 million spectators height disadvantage will be a factor, but one that can be and have played in 87 different overcome. countries on virtually every Roger Moore and Frank Radovich will be missed, but continent on the globe. methinks that with the great coach and the outstanding The main attraction of the Globetrotters is the undisputed players we have, they will gradually fade out of the picture "Clown Prince of Basketball," into the annals of yearbook history. Meadowlark Lemon. Lemon, with his famed hidden-ball trick and water-bucket act, has entertained Mistakes are human nature and f->e snorts staff is fans from every walk of life. definitely made up of mistake-bound writers. In a stirv on In addition to Lemon, the Trotters have many different swimming in the October 6 issue of this paper, the head plays and acts that feature every swimming coach received a grave injustice with the spelling of member of the squad. While in his name. Coach Gordon Floyd is known as "Buddy" to his Statesboro, they will play the friends. My apologies, coach. . . New Jersey Reds, an exhibition team that travels with the Trotters. r The Harlem Globetrotters have SWIMMERS WANTED played before presidents, kings, All men interested in swimming are urged to contact Coach queens-and even the pope. In Floyd at his office in the new gym. At least five men are needed addition to the game feature, the "OUTFOXED YOU" - The Harlem Globetrotters' famed Clow to complete the newly-formed swimming team. Trotters will also perform their Prince, Meadowlark Lemon, taunts his opponent. ■H^HI^H H^^^^B

THE GEORGE-ANNE, Tuesday, Oct. 27, 1970 Page 15 DEAN HILLEGASS Intramural Insights •

With volleyball and doubles keep their spotless records. After Stewart, Pinkston, and Medlin was tennis right around the corner, beating KA earlier in the week, the reason for the score. Trip Roy football is still the king of sports. ATO took on the stubborn Chi was the usual defensive standout Defense was in the spotlight Sig's. The game had a lot of for Sig Ep. this week as teams were held action, including almost 100 yards Big games of the week are scoreless 11 times in 15 games. in penalties. highlighted by independent action Point spreads were also narrowed Alpha Tau Omega had the lone with the Hole-in-The-Wall-Gang as teams are being scouted with score, with a touchdown pass taking on front-running Phi more precision. from Deloach to Whitley from Epsilon Kappa. The action starts Delta Tau Delta has to be the eight yards out. Chi Sigma had a at 5:30 p.m. today. team of the week. The Delt's chance to even the score in the Greek play includes Thursday's bounced back after four straight final quarter. With fourth and one double header between Phi Delta setbacks to beat Phi Delta Theta for a touchdown, they elected to Theta and Tau Epsilon Phi and, in pass instead of plunge and were the other game, Sigma Phi Epsilon and Sigma Nu 6-0 and 8-7 Independent Action trapped behind the line on a great meets Delta Tau Delta. Epsilon Kappa Remains respectively. Undefeated. Pi Kappa Phi is making an defensive effort by ATO. exceptional showing, sporting a DeLoach was four for six with cool four and one record. The three interceptions fir the victors, only unbeaten teams remaining in while Lindsey was only two for the Greek League are Alpha Tau ten for Chi Sigma. Total yardage Omega and Kappa Sigma. had Alpha Tau Omega with 132 The Hole-In-The-Wall-Gang and the Sig's with 48. Intramural Standings took two big victories in as many The "Green Machine" of games this week and moved into Kappa Sigma defeated Sigma Phi second place. Strong Phi Epsilon Epsilon by the score of 25-7. The FLAG FOOTBALL THROUGH SUNDAY, Oct. 25 Kappa also remains undefeated in Green gained a total of 180 yards Won Lost Offensive Pts. Pet. the Independent Division. while holding the explosive Sig Defensive Pts. Big games last week saw Alpha Ep's to only 80 yards. Alpha Tau Omega 5 0 98 6 Tau Omega and Kappa Sigma A good defense lead by 1000 Kappa Sigma 4 0 64 9 1000 Pi Kappa Phi 4 0 42 19 .800 * Chi Sigma (Sigma Chi) 4 2 76 25 .667 Sigma Phi Epsilon 3 2 28 33 .600 Sigma Nu 2 3 34 71 .400 Phi Delta Theta 2 3 25 44 .400 Kappa Alpha 2 4 13 52 .333 Delta Tau Delta 2 4 28 71 .333 Tau Epsilon Phi 1 3 14 15 .250 Sigma Pi 1 4 26 33 .200 Tau Kappa Epsilon 0 6 0 71 .000

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Phi Epsilon Kappa 3 0 54 13 1000 Hole-in-the-Wall Gang 3 1 40 19 .750 Baptist Student Union 1 2 13 12 .333 •> » Delta Sigma Pi 1 3 6 42 .250 Card's 1 3 25 47 .250

Fraternity Scores Phi Delta Theta 13 Tau Kappa Epsilon 0 Pi Kappa Phi 7 Sigma Pi 6 (penetration) Sigma Phi Epsilon 2 Tau Kappa Epsilon 0 Tau Epsilon Phi 7 Kappa Alpha 0 Delta Tau Delta 6 Phi Delta Theta 0 Alpha Tau Omega 6 Chi Sigma 0 : Pi Kappa Phi 21 Sigma Nu 0 Alpha Tau Omega 28 Kappa Alpha 0 Independents Chi Sigma 1 Tau Epsilon Phi 0 Kappa Alpha 6 Sigma Pi 0 Phi Epsilon Kappa 21 Delta Sigma Pi 0 Delta Tau Delta 8 Sigma Nu (penetration) Hole-in-the wall 14 Card's 6 Kappa Sigma 25 Sigma Phi Epsilon 7 Hole-in-the-wall 13 Delta Sigma Pi 0

The Fabulous »

Kappa Alpha runner gains yardage in loss to Tau Epsilon Phi during last j week's flag football.

MAGICIANS OF BASKETBALL" Cypress Lake Pavillion Plus The Famous Globetrotter Is Mow Open ADDED ATTRACTIONS

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Rent Advance tickets on sale at GSC Athletic Dept., Sea Island Bank, and Bulloch County Bank beginning Oct. 23. Weekends- $50 $4.00, $3.50 and $3.00-$ 1.00 off for students Weekdays - $30 Phone 4-6169 or 865-2639 THE GEORGE-ANNE, Tuesday, Oct. 27, 1970 Page 16 FOOTBALL CONTEST lessor Pick the Winners Dormitory of Student Civ and Sate Win $10.00 CaSW

Circle all the winners and receive $10.00 cash. If no one gets all the winners the person naming the most winners will receive $5.00 in cash from The George - Anne. In case contestants tie the prize money is equally divided.

1. In each ad on this page you will find two college teams scheduled to compete this week. Circle the teams you think will win or on a plain sheet of paper list the teams you think will win. Tie games count against you unless indicated. 2. Mail or bring our entry to The George-Anne office located in the Frank I. Williams Center not later than 12 noon a.m. Thursday. Letters must be postmarked before this time. 3. Members of The George-Anne staff are not eligible to win. 4. Only currently eivolled students, the faculty and the administration of Georgia Southern College are eligible to win. 5. Only one entry per person. r "l ""i r THE I STATESBORO (feorge-Atme WGGY&'VAGOtlea 1 COURTLAND STREET / il STATESBORO. { Georgia Tech Duke I Kent State vs Louisville I Georgia vs South Carolina J ■'*» ni^ ' 4 '1 BURGER CHEF OTIS SUPERETTE Ii j Medical Center Adjacent to Georgia Southern Staple & Fancy Groceries — Fresh Meats ) "Go Where The Crowd Goes" Pharmacy Good Food — Fast Service — Inside Seating I "The Best Meating Place in Town" "Friendly Courteous Service — Clean — Program Music" We Deliver OPPOSITE HOSPITAL 1 Open Daily Mon. - Sat., 10 A.M. til 10 P.M. Sunday 11 A.M. til 10 P.M. 3 Windsor Village Phone POplar 4-2121 ) Hours: Mon. - Sat., 9 -9—Sun. 2-7 \ Harvard vs Pennsylvania Vanderbilt vs Tulane ) Florida vs Auburn L L '■^t..*'-" J r "1 r r I the Big Difference it friendly People' $ []!□□ SEA "1 iBULLOCH COUNTY BANK « THE OXFORD SHO Adjacent to Georgia Southern College ISLAND Statesboro. Ga. 40 N. Main St. FDIC / and it's / i UNIVERSITY PLAZA >* Southsideaouins Branch BANKStATESBORO G£OfK.iA MEMBER f 0 1 C "The big difference is friendly people" \ STATESBORO. GEORGIA 30458 f 1 Just offof the GSC Campus \ Penn State vs West Virginia J Nebraska vs Colorado | IndiaIndiana vs Michigan State i i - ~ I i . 1 r J r i r The Statesboro r Kenan's Union 76 I Mac's Standard Oil Service Center * Telephone Co. i Front end alignment S. Main St. "Serving Georgia Southern" Brake Service / Serving Student & Faculty 16 years 9 South Main St., Statesboro Tires Wrecker Service 764-4829 Bowling Green vs Marshall JL Missouri vs Kansas State J \ EaEast Carolina vs Furman r »'>^n ' ■ i r Georgia Southern Lanier's College Bookstore ( Majoring in Service Book Store Landrum Center / !l t Chandler Road Colorado State vs Utah State California vs Southern Cal Idaho I . i n«i.. J