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Vol. 55 No. 10 Siatesboro, Georgia Thitrsdiiv. October 31. I!»71 ./. I. Clements Athletic Director Dies Sports Complex GSC Athletic Director J.I. Clements died Friday afternoon, October 24, in Emory University Hospital, where he had undergone heart surgery to replace the three major arteries in his heart. To Be Built At GSC Clements came to GSC in 1948 and spent the next 19 years as head Construction on the Statesboro- of Siatesboro will provide half of baseball coach. During this time he coached the Eagles to the World Georgia Southern Sports Com- the required amount, and the Series four times and the national championship in 1962. plex should begin by February, other half will be provided by a In 1963 Clements was named National Association of Intercollegiate according to Tom Browne, Athletics' Coach of the Year. In 1973 he was named Sports Ad- matching grant from the state Director of the Statesboro ministrator of the Year by the Georgia Athletic Hall of Fame. Department of Natural Recreation Department. Clements retired as Head Baseball Coach in 1968 to take over the Resources. post of Athletic Director. The complex should be com- Clements received his Bachelor of Science and Master of Arts pleted by April or May, Browne The sports complex will include degrees from Eastern Kentucky Teachers College. said. three multi-purpose ball fields, which can be adapted for Under Clements' direction, GSC's baseball, golf, and tennis teams baseball, Softball, or football. A have reached the finals of the NCAA championships during the last The $143,000 complex, which will be located near the parking two-story service building will two seasons. include rest rooms, concession A native of Ray City, Clements was responsible for hiring Ron Polk, lot at the Intramural Fields on who was the NCAA baseball Coach-of-the-Year in 1973, and Larry campus, is a joint venture bet- ween the city of Statesboro and stands, and storage rooms on its Chapman, who was just recently brought into replace J.E. Rowe as lower door, and press boxes on the Eagles' head basketball coach. the college. The project is the the upper floor. first of its kind in the state. Clements is survived by his wife, Reba; a daughter, Jana; and a J.I. Clements son, Carroll. Georgia Southern College is Browne said that the lighting furnishing the land for the for the complex will be the most complex, and Statesboro is advanced type available. "It is The House Is Back handling the financing. The City the same type used by the Atlanta Braves," he said. "The complex will have some of the best-lit ball fields in the state." Ghouls Promise Thrills For All Other features of the complex include scoreboards for each Tonight will be the last of three rooms to allow for the unseen nights during which the GSC. functioning and control by the field, a sprinkler system, and Student Recreation and Parks staff. portable bleachers. The sports complex will be Society Haunted House will be Every outside light source is open. The House is located on the blocked off to take advantage of corner of Lee and Highway 80 and used jointly by the college and the the theory that people are always community. An agreement has will be open from 7 until mid- frightened by the feeling of night. The price of admission is 50 been worked out between the vulneralility in the dark. The only city, the college, and the Board of Cents. light present is the black light. Regents, Browne said. . Phi Epsilon Kappa has been Most of the materials and props providing a hayride from the have been used in previous Each quarter, a schedule for Statesboro Recreation Center to Houses, but much of it comes the use of the complex will be the House and back at regular from donations from the com- drawn up, specifying when the intervals. The cost is 25 cents. munity. Once at the house, the "victim" The Execution Room is a prime fields are to be used by the will be conducted on a ten to example of the work involved in college and when by the city. fifteen minute tour which will designing and executing the The complex was designed by include such scare sequences as House. In this room a guillotine an execution room, a spider has been constructed, and an the firm of Hendley, Akins, and room, and, of course, a Dracula eerily realistic execution takes Ellenwood. Contractor bids will room. place. All the trickery is achieved Anything eerie can be found at the House - even spooks in trees. begin in November, Browne said. The House is constructed on the by directing the eye to the most frame of an incomplete house. All advantageous position and by the a tunnel appears for his escape. the walls in the house are of extremely careful set-up in- The profits will go to sponsor cardboard and were designed for volved. other Houses and to bring in NEXUS Handles size and shape to achieve the The two coffins in the room are speakers for the Recreation desired effect. There are real as are the sound effects. Department. Refreshments will corridors within and between the These effects are all common be served at the House. Students' Complaints Special thanks should be given sounds amplified and distorted. NEXUS is the name of the chosen for the CCC's complaint to the various business and other One room in the house is CCC's new complaint line, ac- line because "it ties together all groups in Statesboro who have designed to befuddle space cording to Helen McMahon, Vice- sources of action for solving donated materials, and perception. The cardboard walls President of the CCC. students' problems," McMahon especially to Mr. G.C. Coleman, are mechanically moved in "The object of NEXUS is to said, who donated the house. toward the victim, and suddenly allow students to cut some of the Some of the sources the line red tape in finding the best place will consult are the Housing Co-op Will Offer Students to go to solve problems," said Appeals Board, the Traffic Court McMahon. "Students with Committee, and the various CCC complaints about housing or officers and committees, Reduced Grocery Prices consumer affairs around town, or students with complaints should Plans for a Food Co-op for all interested and economically-minded about the cafeteria, bookstore, cau between 1:00 and 5:00 p.m. students have been underway since the beginning of Fall Quarter, professors, classes, or grades on "if we can't help the student, according to Larry Abbott, CCC President. campus should call NEXUS." we will take his name and get in It is the objective of the Food Co-op to form an association of food The NEXUS extension is 430, touch with him later as to whom consumers; to seek reduced price food sources; and to purchase these the CCC office extension. he should direct his problem." goods under a payment plan and distribute these goods at the lowest "Nexus" means "a tie or "We guarantee we will answer possible cost. 'Connection.'" The name was your complaint," McMahon said. Students on the Food Co-op committee have contacted sources in Savannah and Metter, and price comparisons are being made in Statesboro. The Committee has not located a freezer, however, and is Inside This Week in need of one. :•; George-Anne Poll .5 $ No date has been set for an opening. Plans are still being completed, >• Funnies 7 ■> and Abbott said that if things go well, a membership drive will begin :•: Crossword Puzzle 8 -:j within two to three weeks. •: Action - Reaction 10 :•: Recreation major transformed All interested people should contact the CCC and place their names •:■ Halloween Feature 11 * into a ghoul. on the mailing list for notification of meetings. Page TWO •the george-anne- Thursday, October 31, 1974

WVGS Schedules Training

By Bill Grove community. G-A Staff Writer Michael Oreste, the Director of WVGS, the new campus radio News and Special Programs, will station, will hold a general be responsible for the develop- meeting for all students in- ment of a news staff. Students terested in being trained for the will be trained in news research, various areas of station operation copy writing, tape editing, and at 7:00 Monday night, November news announcing. 4. Students may sign up for These training sessions will training sessions in announcing, occur in progressive stages public relations, or news and where a student must show special program production. proficiency in one stage before Bill Grove, the WVGS Program moving to the next. Director, will be training the announcing staff. His training sessions will include an orien- Soccer Club tation to the broadcasting equipment, an introduction to Receives Funds the FCC Rules and Regulations, and the presentation of the The CCC recently approved a request for funds by GSC's Currently under construction completed within a year, ac- Cook also stated that the station's educational and musical format. Soccer Club. The club, which is on campus are five new home- cording to William L. Cook, construction by the duck pond Director of Administration and was a continuation of the campus Tom Glenn, the Director of trying to establish itself as a management houses and a team, will receive $275 for laboratory for the Home Fiscal Affairs. beautification program. Public Relations and The home-management houses Cook said the purpose "is to Promotions, will introduce equipment purchases. The funds Economics Department, and were allotted after a written landscaping of the grounds of the create a "home life" atmosphere create the atmosphere of a small students to the importance of for Home Economics students. park. We are doing this by adding station promotion. His training request was filed with the CCC on duck pond. October 4. The Home Economics Com- Each Home Economics major sod to the dam, creating land- sessions will feature information Now in its third year of plex, being constructed on lives in one of the home- scaped embankments, and on mass communications, station existence, the Soccer Club aligns Perimeter Road, will cost management houses for one providing more benches and surveys, and the promotion of the with teams from other schools $400,920 and is scheduled to be quarter. picnic tables." station's image within the such as the University of South Carolina, Emory Univeristy, and the University of Florida in order Graduate Education Degree Accredited to compete. Darryl Ott, Coor- dinator of Budgetary Affairs, The Education Specialist "I think this demonstrates institution, and is pleased to The accreditation was said that another grant is being graduate degree at Georgia again the competency of Georgia extend the accreditation to the achieved following the considered to pay for the club's Southern has been accredited by Southern in teacher education Specialist's level programs." preparation of a report to the travel expenses. the National Council for Ac- and the potential we have for This final accreditation ex- National Council by Dr. Howard creditation of Teacher Education doing even more than we are now tends to the sixth-year level the Moseley of the GSC School of "Not only would this activity (NCATE), according to a recent doing for the teachers of our accreditation that the college Education after visitation of the provide GSC students with announcement by GSC School of section of the State," commented already held through the fourth- program and consideration of it another fine spectator sport," Education Dean Starr Miller. Georgia Southern President Pope and fifth-year levels. by committees of the Council. said Ott, "but the organization The accreditation makes Duncan. Accreditation by NCATE The report on the program at could also offer positive in- Georgia Southern the only In notifying Georgia Southern permits a graduate of Georgia Georgia Southern classified the ternational relations. Since College in Georgia to be of the accreditation, Dr. Rolf Southern to be certified to teach faculty as one of high quality and several of the Soccer Club recognized by the national ac- Larson, Director of NCATE, said in most of the fifty states without gave special commendation to members are international crediting agency for school "The Council is pleased with the having to complete additional the organization of the teacher students, a soccer team would, personnel preparation programs. progress which the recent reports study for certification education program and to the encourage diplomacy among Only two other institutions in indicate has been made at the requirements. instruction in it. students here at Georgia Georgia have such ac- Southern." creditation—both of which hold University status. The achievement represents Derby Day and Heart Fund Rate Success the culmination of a 13-year ef- fort to have all graduate members of Sigma Chi fraternity the Derby Steal Spring Quarter By JANE CRONIN tempts to "steal" derbies from education programs at Georgia the heads of Sigma Chi's when and the six sororities on the 1970. Southern fully accredited by the G-A Staff Writer Georgia Southern campus. they stepped within the The money that is collected is national agency. It comes at a The Dick Greene Memorial Delta Zeta Sorority was the designated area on the In- donated to the American Heart time when the School has Heart Fund was established in winner of the Sixth Annual Derby tramural Fields. Association to be used in achieved its largest graduate the spring of 1971 in honor of Eta Day held at Georgia Southern Phi The week came to its climax research. enrollment, with more than 1,200. Zeta brother Dick Greene of Mu placed second, and Kappa Saturday afternoon with the students currently doing Metier. Greene died of a heart Almost $1000 has been con- Delta won the Spirit Award. Derby Day games and the graduate study toward Education condition while participating in tributed as a result of this drive. crowning of Miss Derby Day. degrees. Points were accumulated throughout the week by the The games began with an sororities, concluding with the orange relay, in which an orange Election Derby Day games held Saturday, was passed to the end of a line October 26, in the Hanner Gym. and then eaten by a sorority Invalidated Sigma Chi announced the win- member. The girls were again Tuesday's election for the ners Saturday afternoon. asked to prove their eating skills office of Coordinator of Auxiliary Derby Week began Wednesday, by having one blindfolded Services was declared invalid by October 23, with all Sigma Chi sorority member feed a banana the ('('('. Another election will be and sorority members collecting to another blindfolded sister. held Thursday. November 14. for the Dick Greene Heart Fund First, second and third place Nominations have been re- Drive. awards were given for the win- opened until Friday, November 8. ners of each event. Five points To quality tor office, a student A carnival was held in front of awarded for first place, three must lie taking more than f> the Landrum Center, in which points for second, and one point every sorority created a booth quarter hours, must have a GPA for third. of at least 2.0. and must not be on designed to raise money for the Dee Dee Bell, a member of academic or disciplinary Wallace Village Home for Delta Zeta, was crowned the new probation. Children, a home in Broomfield, Miss Derby Day. Denise Watson "The ('('(' tailed to inform the Colorado, designed for the of Phi Mu sorority won the title student body adequately that the treatment and rehabilitation for "Miss Daring Debut." office was available," said Larry children with mimimal brain Abbott, ('('(' President. damage. The sororities earned Derby Day is an annual A petition calling for a new $100 for Wallace Village. tradition with most Sigma Chi election because of inadequate The Derby Hunt, held Friday Chapters on college campuses •campaigning was signed by 88 morning, was won by Alpha Delta throughout the nation. It is students and presented to the Pi, who found seven of the 25 designed to strengthen the CCC. derbies. Ten girls from each relationship between sororities Also, Tom Hall, whose name sorority combed the GSC campus and unify all Greek life by was on Tuesday's ballot, was with the aid of cleverly-written creating school spirit, as well as declared an ineligible candidate clues as they searched for the promote internal unity within Ix'cause he was not taking the derbies. each sorority. mini mum number of hours required Later that afternoon, the Three hundred seventy-eight .)od> Hunter and Handy sororities stampeded, tackled dollars was collected for the Dick Mil.cod are the candidates and literally attacked the Greene Memorial Heart Fund on currently running for office. members of Sigma Chi in at- Wednesday, October 23, by the Thursday. October 31, 1974 -the georgr-anne- r.iur IIIKI... Laboratory School Conference to Be Held Approximately 50 represen- "Competency-Based Teacher Education, who will lead the people at southern tatives from laboratory schools Education as It Might Apply to session on Elementary in the Southeast are expected to Laboratory Experiences" by Dr. Education; Dr. John Hulsey, participate in the Southeastern Norman R. Dodl, Professor of head of the Department of Regional Laboratory School Education at FSU; "The Drive-In Secondary Education, leading Conference scheduled for Workshop: A Service to the the session on Secondary Thursday, November 7, and A book co-authored by Dr. Robert David Ward, Professor of History Public Schools" with Dr. J.B. Education; and Dr. Walter at Georgia Southern, has been published by the Louisiana State Friday, November 8, in the Hodges from the P.K. Yonge Peach, Associate Professor of University Press. Education Building at Georgia Laboratory School; and Exceptional Child Education, The book, co-authored with William Warren Rogers, is entitled Southern. "Microteaching and the leader for the session on Ex- "August Reckoning: Jack Turner and Racism in Post-Civil War The conference, sponsored by Research Implication," which ceptional Child Education. Alabama." the Marvin Pittman Laboratory will be presented by Henry The book presents an account of former slave Jack Turner and his School at GSC, will feature Garland from the Developmental Dr. Starr Miller, Dean of the struggle to achieve dignity for himself, his family, and his race. It also several lectures, which include: Research School at FSU. School of Education at GSC, and traces political developments in Alabama and the post-Civil War "The Southeastern Story," Also included in the conference Dr. E.J. Bass, President of the South. presented by John Mc- will be several sessions led by National Association of Ward, who joined the Georgia Southern faculty in 1957, is also the co- Connaughhy from the Georgia Southern faculty. They Laboratory Schools, will give the author of another book, "Labor Revolt in Alabama: The Great Strike Developmental Research School are Dr. Walter B. Mathews, head welcome at the opening session of 1894." at Florida State University; of the Department of Elementary on Thursday. He has published several articles in such journals as the Alabama Historical Quarterly, Military Affairs, and the Journal of Negro Imp ressions History. Ward, who received his Ph.D. degree from the University of North Gallery Shows Carolina, was chosen one of the top ten professors at Georgia Southern for the 1973-74 academic year. • •• GSC Faculty Art Dr. Jackie Rewis, Department of Elementary Education, and Dr. An exhibit and sale of works by George Cannon, Department of Professional Laboratory Experiences, members of the Department of served as consultants during In-Service Day in Long County on Oc- Art at Georgia Southern is GSC Bookstore tober 15. Dr. Rewis worked with teachers in the area of Social Studies currently being held through Development, and Dr. Cannon participated in the Area of Language Thursday, November 7, at the has unique stationary Arts Improvement. . Impressions Gallery in Savan- Dr. Doyice Cotten, Division of HPER, and Mr. Michael Pack, nah. Marvin Pittman School, have an article in the latest issue of the Featured will be drawings and JOURNAL OF MOTOR BEHAVIOR. The article, "Effect of Four paintings by Henry Her, head of Fatigue Levels on Performance and Learning of A Novel Dynamic the Department of Visual Arts; Balance Skill," was also co-authored by Mr. Judson Biasiotto, for- Bernard Solomon, instructor; merly of the Division of HPER, and now a doctoral student at the Frieda Gernant, professor; Lamlnim Outer Univeristy of Georgia. Joseph Olson, associate • •• professor; Roxie Remley, Dr. John Kolpitke. Assistant Professor of Music at Georgia professor; and Kenneth Guill, Southern, recently served as clinician and guest conductor for the instructor. Savannah Youth Orchestra Workshop. In addition, sculpture by Pat During the two-week session, Kolpitke coached string quartets and Steadman, instructor; ceramics string ensembles. The activities concluded with a performance by the by Harris Deller, instructor; and orchestra for the Savannah Administration Association Conference. weavings and tapestry by Peg Kilpitke also served as principal violist for the Southeastern Greenfield, instructor, will be Massachusetts Univeristy Chamber orchestra in conjunction with the displayed. '>- Boris Goldovsky Opera Theatre Workshop this past summer. Well- The Impressions Gallery is known scenes from many operas as well as two performances of two located at 209 East River Street one-act operas were performed during the four-week season. Other in Savannah. programs of chamber and orchestral music were performed by the musicians. Kolpitke, who came to Georgia Southern in 1973 after receiving his D.M.A. degree from the University of Michigan the same year, is conductor of the Statesboro-Georgia Southern Symphony Orchestra. • •• Six members of the Georgia Southern Library staff recently at- tended the 26th Biennial Meeting of the Southeastern Library AMERICA'S FAVORITE PIZZA Association in Richmond, Va. Representing Georgia Southern were Mrs. Edna Earle Brown, Associate Director of Libraries; Emily P. Scott, Head Catalog Librarian; Peggy S. Gilmore, Acquisition Librarian; Wade Pipkin, Reference Librarian; Jon Tritsch, Catalog Librarian; and Ollie Mae Jernigan, Catalog Librarian. i Mrs. Brown was elected Secretary of the Southeastern Group of Resource and Technical Services Librarians for 1974-76. Family Night Buffet Salad Special *•• Every Tuesday Dr. George Cannon, Department of Professional Laboratory Ex- periences, and Dr. William Word, Department of Economics, have all the Salad been notified by Savannah, a monthly magazine, that their All The Pizza And Salad manuscript, "Teacher Collective Bargaining Comes and Goes in you can eat Savannah," has been accepted for publication in a six-part series beginning with the Janaury 1975 issue and is to run consecutively You Can Eat for $1.69 c through June, 1975. for 97 • *• The Department of Education conducted a conference concerning exceptional children Friday, October 25 in Room 2 of the Blue Noon Day Buffet Submarine Sandwich Building. Participants discussed methods of training severely and profoundly retarded children. Dr. Walter Peach, associate professor in the Program for ex- Monday thru Friday $1.29 ceptional Children, conducted the seminar which lasted from 9:30 a.m. Friday until 3:00 p.m. Mrs. Betty Walton from the Soperton 12:00 P.M. to 2:00 P.M. Training Center joined Dr. Peach in the discussion. all the pizza and salad Deluxe Salad Mr. Bill Stewart, Trade and Industry Coordinator, and Dr. Bill Cheshire, Vocational Education Task Force Director, participated in $1.19 the Quarterly meeting of Vocational Technical School Directors in you can eat for $1.69 Savannah on Thursday and Friday, October 17 and 18. • *• Dr. John E. Morris, Department of Professional Laboratory Ex- perience, has been appointed to a three-year term on the Advisory Open 7 Days a Week Committee for the Rural Culturally Different of the National Council for the Social Studies. Advisory Committees enable the Council to gain Dine In Or Take Out regular access to the best ideas of Council members, enable Council members who share special interests to suggest new lines of future Council activity relating to their special interests, and operate as Phone Orders Ready In 20 Min. communicators of and sounding boards for Council policy relating to Hyway 301 Tel. 681-1411 their concern. V

-the george-anne- I'ago Kill'H Thursdiiy, October 31. 1974 G-A Comments On., ^^^^^3i^^\n G-A Classified Ads Many of you may notice this week a change in the George-Anne's classified advertisement policy. In the past, only students could ad- vertise in this section, and ads were free. No person outside the student body was allowed to run a classified ad, so anyone running this type ad was forced to buy a display ad at regular advertising rates. It has :ome to the attention of the editorial board that often the community members would like to advertise in the classified section (o rent living quarters and offer jobs to students. Therefore, with the approval of the Publications Board, the George-Anne will now accept advertising from these community members at the rate of one dollar for the first 33 words or less, and 5 cent for a word thereafter. Students may continue to advertise at no charge. If you have anything for sale, for rent, lost, or found; if you need a job, neei workers, or just want to run a "Happy Birthday" notice to your roommate, send your ad to Landrum Box 8001—include your name and address, and how many weeks you want the ad run. Pleast limit vour ads to 30 words or less. CUB Coffeehouses It may come as a surprise to many of you to hear that the College Union Board is responsible for more than just concerts. The movies you see every Friday and Sunday nights are sponsored by the CUB, as well as the Mississippi John's Coffeehouses in the Williams Center Lounge. This last form of entertainment is ignored by many students, perhaps because they don't know what it is. Several times during the quarter the CUB books a group or, more often, solo entertainers, usually folk or bluegrass type, to pl;i\ in the lounge. The atmosphere is quiet and very personal, so those of you who Stop That Thief! enjoy lazy listening while communing with friends, don't miss the next "Mississippi John's." by Margo Lemacks

bb^Cr V. Somewhere in Statesboro, someone, probably In.recent months, the center has been locked a student, is furnishing his apartment or home at every night at 11 p.m., until last week when f)KT) the expense of GSC students. Helen McMahon, Vice-President of CCC, an- The newly redecorated Williams Center has nounced that Williams Center will stay open on 9 recently been the victim of an interior designer week nights until 2 a.m. on an experimental turned thief. Under the cover of dark in the basis. middle of the night or perhaps in broad daylight, At present, the Williams Center is the only the student center is being relieved of fur- place on campus that is quiet enough and yet nishings. comfortable enough to study in other than a I can almost hear the culprit as he rationalizes dorm room. And where else can five students go his act, "I helped pay for it; why shouldn't I take and just sit and talk at night without a constant it? Besides, who's going to miss one little chair stream of traffic? (or table or couch) out of all that furniture—and It only seems fair that since the building is a my apartment looks so bare!" student center, it should stay open if students According to Dr. Jack Nolen, Director of want to use it. But if students or others abuse this Student Activities, one of the reasons the center privilege by ripping off or defacing newly was redone was that much of the old furnitu; a acquired furniture, the entire student will suffer had been removed by unknown persons through through not being able to enjoy the use of the the years. center. r th< % Co-ed Living — george-anne EDITORIAL BOARD Better Late Than Never Margo Lemacks Editor Salley Cotten Managing Editor by Salley Cotten Diane Cappelli News Editor Dayna Jones Business Manager "Down among the murmuring pine trees horseplay than is found in dorms of all one sex." Whore old nature smiles Results of a 1971 study done by Corbett and STAFF Sommer on the Davis campus of the University • i.S.C. holds up a standard Michael Thompson Features Editor of California concurred with those of Greenleaf. Known for miles and miles." Marty Fischer Sports 1 itor -GSC Alma Mater They stated, in an article published in the Journal of College Student Personnel, that the Don Wood Assistant News Editor Although it may not be possible to ascertain daily, informal interaction between males and Gary Crew Copy Editor exactly how many feet and inches away Georgia females promoted "realistic relationships Tony Nottoli artoonist Southern's 'standards' are recognized, they have between the sexes" and "should discourage Steve Bowman Photographer surely been felt keenly by the school's students fantasy and intrigue." They also concluded from Jan Fields Sports Photographer for several decades. their findings that "there was no sign that coed BUSINESS STAFF Progress, concerning morals particularly, is floors became coed rooms" and "there was traditionally slow on this small-town South rarely any display of physical affection between Stacy Harbin Advertising Assistant Georgia campus. During the 1930's freshman members of the opposite sex." Joey Darsey Accountant girls were allowed one date per month, and that Brown, Winkworth and Braskamp, University Tom Jackson ...... Circulation was with a faculty chaperone. As late as 1960, the of Nebraska professor, stated many findings in a Karen Wooster 1972 publication which show coed living as a T-Book mow known as the Eagle-Eye) stated STAFF WRITERS "Women students are not allowed to date or healthy and beneficial environment. linger on campus after dark." Males living in coed dorms were found to be in Rachel Rhodes, Mary Solan. Linda Kay Williams, Danny Shealy. Intervisitation was finally passed fall quarter less need of proving their masculinity and did not II. Knauff, Susan Ambrose, Marci Wendelken, Brenda Bethel, BUI of 1973. Even this rather catastrophic event has engage in standard male activities such as Grove, Myron Blackmon, Susan Clark, Tim Coen, Lynn Bozeman. severe limitations. Dorms are "open" only on drinking and playing cards to the extent that PRODUCTION STAFF week-ends, and then for limited hours. their peers living in segregated housing did. Many colleges were experimenting with coed Coed dorm females were found to take a more Karen Wooster .Becky Trowbridge. dormitories over 20 years ago. A large number of active part in campus activities than those these dorms are currently operating suc- residing in all female housing. cessfully on college campuses throughout the No significant difference was found con- The George-Anne is the official newspaper of Georgia Southern nation. cerning academic achievement between College. Published weekly, except during holidays, and bi-weekly from June to August. Subscription rate is $3.50 per year. The office Numerous studies dealing with coed dorm residents of coed and segregated dorms. is located in room 110, Frank I. Williams Center. Telephone 861- effects (socially, mentally, and physically) have Larry Davis, GSC director of housing, stated 5600, extension 246, and business and advertising extension 418. been done And a large portion of these survey two specific reasons why coed housing would be Printed by the Statesboro Herald Publishing Company. findings have resulted in pluses for the system. beneficial. First, it would help in utilizing space Editorial views expressed in theGeorge-Anne are not necessarily those of the GSC administration or faculty. Signed columns are Greenleaf's 1962 study found "that coed dor- and money, (i.e., One of the older dorms could be solely the viewpoint of the writer. mitories lead to more mature behavior with less Continued on Page 15 V J Thursday. October 31, 1974 -the george-anne- I'agf IIVI-: Proposed Amendments To State Constitution

The following is an analysis by debtedness incurred by any age or over for a $4,000 Authority and to authorize that authorize the issue of revenue the Georgia Department of Law county, municipal corporation of homestead exemption. Authority to issue revenue bonds bonds. These three proposed of thirteen of the sixteen political subdivision to not more Presently, only federal old age, and to authorize the City to levy amendments are self ex- amendments to the State Con- than 10 per cent of the assessed survivors and disability benefits taxes and expend tax funds in planatory except that they would stitution which Georgia voters value of all taxable property are excluded in determining support of the Authority; the normally be classified as local will consider in the November 5 therein. The present debt annual income. The proposed fifteenth amendment amends amendments. They were election; three of the amen- limitation established by Art. amendment would exempt all Art. VII, Sec. VII, Par. V, to classified this year as general dments were printed in last VII, Sec. VII, Par. I, is 7 per cent. other pension and retirement create the Downtown Savannah amendments because each week's G-A. This explanation is The ninth amendment amends benefits up to the maximum Authority with authority to issue contained a section authorizing printed in order to assist in the Art. XVI to authorize the General amount authorized to be paid to revenue bonds, and to provide for the Governor to convey State education of student voters. Assembly to establish procedures an individual and his spouse the City of Savannah to levy taxes land to the authority thus whereby municipalities having a The fourth amendment amends under the federal Social Security and expend City tax monies in created, a power which he does population of more than 400,000 Art. VI. Sec. I, Par. I, by Act. support of the Authority; and, the not have under existing law. This persons may force the removal, changing the designation "Courts The fourteenth proposed sixteenth amendment amends section affects the State as a demolition or destruction of of Ordinary "to "Probate Court- amendment amends Art. VII, Art. XI, Sec. IV, Par. I, to create whole and therefore must be buildings unfit for human s''. This amendment simply Sec. VII, Par. V, to create the the Douglasville-Douglas County voted on as a general amend- habitation or commercial use, renames "Court of Ordinary" the City of Covington Parking Stadium Authority and to ment. and to authorize the municipality "Probate Court" and provides to pay for such proceedings. This for this change throughout the is a proposed amendment to the % Constitution and laws of Georgia r slum clearance and redevelop- George-Anne Poll without making any substantive ment provision of the Con- changes in the duties and powers stitution and would presently In an attempt to better serve the college community, the George- of the ordinaries, their apply only to the City of Atlanta. Anne asks that you help us evaluate ourselves by answering qualifications, or method of the following questions. Any additional comments or opinions selection. The tenth proposal amends Art. are appreciated. Please send completed questionnaires to The fifth proposed amendment VII, Sec. VII, Par. V, to expand, Landrum Box 8001, or bring them by the George-Anne office in amends Art. VI, Sec. II, to and to authorize the General Room 110, Williams Center. authorize the General Assembly Assembly to increase or decrease, the purposes for which to establish a State court of I read the George-Anne: Editorials in the G-A are: Do you prefer syndicated claims to try cases involving revenue anticipation obligations can be issued by any county, Always Excellent comic strips, like Gort, or ones claims for injury or damage Good created by students.? against the State. The State and municipal corporation or Frequently political subdivision of the State. Sometimes Average its agencies and in- Poor strumentalities are presently This amendment authorizes the Never Do you like the crossword General Assembly to amend the puzzle ? yes no immune from suit in such cases I read: Sports coverage in the George- Revenue Certificate Law of 1937 Anne is by citizens of the State. The Have you ever placed a to increase or reduce the pur- People At Southern Excellent proposed amendment would Editorials classified ad in the George-Anne? allow the General Assembly to poses for which revenue an- Good ticipation obligations may be Guest Columns Average abrogate the doctrine of issued. Letters To The Editor Poor sovereign immunity. Eagle Bulletin If so, did you get results? Amendment number six The eleventh proposed The George-Anne layout and amendment amends Art. VII, Organizational News amends Art. VII, Sec. I, Par. IV, design is: Sec. I, Par. II, to authorize the Sports to exempt from all ad valorem Excellent Should George-Anne editorials General Assembly to provide for Features taxation harvested agricultural . Good cover only school events or state payment of $250,000 to the first products having a planting-to- Average and national news as well? person, firm or corporation to Overall, I think the G-A is harvest cycle of 12 months or Excellent Poor less, which are customarily establish a plant for commercial production of aluminum from Good Would you like to see more Do you think that the radio cured and aged for a period in kaolin mined in Georgia. Such a Average photographic layouts in the station will compete with the excess of one year after harvest, Poor George-Anne? and before manufacturing, and payment would otherwise be George-Anne? which are held in this State. This prohibited by Art. VII, Sec. I, I think the best section of the G- Par. II, as a gratuity. A is: Would you rather read articles amendment is drawn to exempt (news, features, editorials) in the Do you think that the George- tobacco stored in Georgia Amendment number twelve News Anne gives fairly equal coverage amends Art. VII, Sec. I, Par. II, George-Anne written by: warehouses from ad valorem Features a. Faculty members to all groups and events? taxation. Such an exemption is to authorize municipalities of Sports more than 300,000 to increase the b. students not otherwise permitted by Art. Editorials Would you be in favor of VII, Sec. I, Par. IV, of the Con- retirement of pension benefits of Would you rather that the News coverage in the G-A is: articles in the George-Anne be changing the name of the George- stitution. persons previously retired. Excellent about: Anne? • The seventh proposed amend- Without the proposed amend- Good a. faculty ment amends Art. VII, Sec. VII, ment, increases in the retirement Average b. students Par. V, to delete the requirement or pension benefits of retired city Poor Your classification: that a majority of all the workers would violate the con- Do you think the feature front, stitutional prohibition against the Senior registered voters of a political G-A Feature articles are: if continued, should be: Junior subdivision must participate in granting of gratuities. a. an art photograph (land- Excellent Sophomore an election concerning the The thirteenth proposed scape type) Good Freshman issuance of revenue certificates amendment amends Art. VII, b. a candid shot of student Average Faculty to buy, contract, extend, operate Sec. I, Par. IV, to exclude activities Poor Staff and maintain gas or electric retirement, pension or disability c. a picture or art dealing with benefits, up to a certain amount, How many years have you been generating and distribution a major news story in that issue. at GSC? JJ systems. If approved, subsequent as income for the purpose of revenue certificates would be qualifying persons 65 years of approved by a majority of registered voters who par- ticipate, rather than all registered voters, whether they vote or not. The eighth proposed amend- ment amends Art. VII, Sec. VII, Par. I, to restrict the in-

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Rabbi Saul J. Rubin will be on testimonies, and remarks on FOR SALE: 1972 Karman LOST: One billfold, black campus November 4 to speak on Christian Science follow these Ghia-like new-an excellent buy. leather. Need drivers license, readings. This group is one of a For Sale "What Christianity and Judaism This VW engine has been driven Social Security, I.D., etc. Keep Have in Common." Rabbi Rubin world-wide foundation of college FOR SALE: 1971 Vega, 28 less than 12,000 miles and is very the money. Contact Landrum organizations of the Mother will speak at 8:00 p.m. in Public M.P.G., radio, heater, good tires, economical on parts and gas. Box 11669 or 764-7766. Services (Blue Building) Room Church, Boston, Massachusettes. good mechanical condition. Owner took excellent care of car. Anyone interested in Christian No. 2. $1,050. Call 764-2443. Four brand new tires. Will sell for LOST: Blue jean coat. Return Science is welcome to attend. Rabbi Saul J. Rubin received $2,000. Car can be seen at to George-Anne office. Reward Christian Science services are his B.A. Degree Cum Laude from FOR SALE: Auto, gas-saver '71 Williams Gas Station on S. Main offered. Drew University in 1952. He was held every Sunday morning at Chevy Vega, 28 mpg. Radio good at Fair Road or call 764-2403. 11:00 a.m. in the Annex of the ordained at Hebrew Union condition. 764-2443. LOST: A white cat in the Statesboro Library on Main College - Jewish Institute of FOR SALE: 1969 VW Sedan, vicinity of "In the Pines" Street (across from Pizza Hut). KOR SALE: Texas Instruments Religion in 1958, receiving his green. Call 764-6056. $700. apartments . Long-haired white The Christian Science radio M.H.L. Degree. SR-20 desk calculator. Standard cat with infected left eye- Rabbi Rubin is spiritual leader program "The Truth That Heals" functions plus pi, e, exponential For Sale 1968 Plymouth Valiant missing since September 25. of Temple Mickve Israel in can be heard every Sunday notation, square, square root, 6 cyl. AC. AM-FM Excellent Reward offered. Call 681-2861 Savannah, Georgia. He morning at 9:15 a.m. over factorial, greatest . integer Condition Best offer-contact W. after 4:00 p.m. previously served congregations WWNS—AM. reciprocal. Call 764-9047, Wade, Ext. 357, Rm. 209, Veazey in Richmond, Virginia, Wheeling, • *• evenings. Hall. West Virginia and 'Gadsden., Dr. George Early, Associate Found FOR SALE: Yamaha RD350 74 Alabama. Professor in the Department of FOR SALE: 1968 Plymouth model; excellent condition. 842- This lecture is sponsored by the Sepcial Education at Indiana Valiant. 6-cylinder, AC. AM-FM FOUND: A tennis racket at the 9172 after 4 p.m. Jewish Chautauqua Society (an State University, will be here radio. Excellent condition. Best Marvin Pittman courts. Come by organization which creates better November 7 and 8th. offer—contact W. Wade, Ext. 357, Marvin Pittman office to claim. 1973 Yamaha TX500 motor- understanding of Jews and The topic of his lecture will be Rm. 209, Veazey Hall. Judaism through education) and "Learning Disabilities A cycle. 6400 miles. Luggage rack, Found: A small key behind the the Religious Activity Committee Dynamic Approach. sissy bar, crash bar, and two FOR SALE: 1966 Buick. Good Herty Building. Come by the of Georgia Southern College. The lecture will be held in the helmets. $900 firm. No phone. Ask condition. $495. Call Andrew- Rm. George-Anne office to claim. All people interested in at- Biology Lecture Hall from 7:00 to for Dennis at Woolworths or see 214 Veazy. tending the lecture are most 8:00 on November 7. It should be him at 17 W. Grady St. FOUND: Pair of blue contact cordially invited. of special interest to all FREE: One black, female, ten lens in Hanner Parking Lot. • •• Education majors. FOR SALE; 1968 Impala Coupe week old kitten. Call 764-6073 Identify and claim in Hanner Chevrolet—real clean—body and 134— Mrs. Anderson. Dr. M.V. Anders, the Director • • * after 6 p.m. A short course on BASIC engine in perfect condition. 283- of Student Health Services, was engine—gets good gas mileage. FOUND: Keys on Leather strap the speaker for American Cancer BACKPACKING will be offered KOR SALE: Gas Saver—1971 Must sell—$750. Call 764-2849. in Ladies Room—Newton Society Public Education beginning Tuesday, November 5. Vega, 28 mpg, good tires; radio; It will be held one night per week Building. Pick up in Newton Workshop for Region VII. This good mechanical condition. $1050. Room 101, Dept. of Soc. & Ant. Region is made up of twelve lor a total of 8 hours. Class FOR SALE: 1966 Ford pickup 764-2443. counties in this area of Georgia, meeting time is not yet definite; truck. In good condition—$700..14 it will depend on participation. West Inman St. after 4:30 p.m. which includes Bulloch County. KOR SALE: Gibson J-55 Deluxe Work Wanted " The course will entail learning The workshop was in Reidsville, acoustic guitar. Grover keys- about equipment, procedures, Stereo repair. Contact Billy Georgia on October 15. His topic contour back—deluxe finger- and food concerned with back- FOR SALE:Good used flute. Call Johnson, Benson's Trailer Park, was "Volunteer Opportunities in 681-2946. board and trim. Good tone and Cancer Control." packing. One four-day three night Pond House, 681-3938. backpacking trip to the moun- sound projection. $350.00. Paul **• FOR SALE: 1973 Honda CL 350. McElveen, 842-9216 after 7:00 Expert TV repair by a qualified tains will be taken. Informal Christian Science 4000 miles. Excellent condition. p.m. technician Fast dependable group meetings are being held in The course costs $25.00 per Will accept best offer. Contact service plus low prices. Call for Williams Center, Room 102. The person. (This includes the Dave Cook at 681-3744 after 7:00 KOR SALE: 1972 Honda 100 CC free estimates. Call 681-2849. meetings focus on readings from mountain trip.) p.m. motorcycle. In good running the King James Version of the Contact Ed Smith, 764-5316 or condition. Must sell. Only $195. Typing done—reasonable rates- Bible and the Christian Science 764-4836, or Kenan Kern, 587-2212 FOR SALE: Electro voice 130 Call 681-2849. contact Vicki after 2:30. 681-9785. textbook, Science and Health or 764-7338. watt AM-FM stereo receiver and with Key to the Scriptures, by Class will be limited to 10-15 amplifier and two 24 inch 70 watt Mary Baker Eddy. Experiences, persons. speakers. Must sell. Excellent I/)St ** *** ■ condition. Contact Dave Caswell. 15 York Hall. Bernard Solomon, Assistant Professor of Art, has been invited for a LOST: A Lady's watch. If found, private art showing at Virginia Polytechnic Institute at Blacksburg, call 681-2404. Va. on October 29-November 22. KOR SALE: 1 Scubapro Brand sM Solomon's work, consisting mostly of woodcuts, will be on display at decompression computer, two LOST: Davis Hi-Point Racket in the Donaldson Brown Center for Continuing Education. years old; used on only 3 Newton 13. If found call ext. 387 *'-'---M Solomon, who has been on the art faculty at Georgia Southern since decompression dives in Florida's Room 303 or LC 8342. 1971, is renowned for his work in wood engraving and woodcuts. fresh water springs. Excellent % * • • • * condition. Originally sold for lx>st: Set of Keys with leather Dr. Jack Broucek, Head of the Department of Music, has been ap- $65.00. Will sell for $30.00. Con- strap attached. Reward offered. '" * I pointed to the MUSK Advisory Committee of the Savannah Symphony tact: Carlyle Dukes, LB 9453. Call Gary - Ext. 521 Orchestra. h The committee will work closely with the new permanent conductor I of ihe orchestra, Dr. George Trautewin, in future programming of the subscription concerts as well as planning future guest artists. Unwanted ^Caiv. Broucek has been a member of the Board of Directors of the PHOTOGRAPHERS Survey's show four out of 912-681-2425 five women suffer from unsightly hair on face or body. The development of the new electrolysis method now makes it possible for anyone to be free of excess hair forever. Hair can be removed from face, arms, legs, 'torso - any part of the body. Do not allow yourself to suffer any longer. Call today for a free consultation without obligation. Call Mrs. Arlene Franklin 764-9850 Certified Electrologist 119 Crossroads Executive Park •JMWDCID Statesboro, Georgia 30458 Thursday. 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Fair Road West Main College & Jones Call 681-3439 Thursday, October 31, 1974 Page EIGHT -the george-anne- Coffeehouse Cotton Comes George-Anne Crossword Puzzle to Southern By Gary Crew Gene Cotton, folk singer, 11. Biblical birthplace of Abraham. ACROSS 1 2 H- 5 6 7 8 ■f CS (,(, a 40. Article. 63. 49. Writing implement. 41. Sound of gunshot. 51. Ashy residue from a fire. Gene Cotton fe8 ■ 70 71 ■?£ 53. To quote; to make a reference to. 42. Conceited; overly proud. 7 75 54. Plaster molds. ter's most successful cof- 44. Greek letter. 73 feehouses. 45. Avian sign of spring.. II '' I 55. Constellation of the Hunter. Since 1968, Cotton has recorded 47. Large cow-like African antelope. 57. City in northwestern France. 49. Small dog. 58. Leaps into a pool. four albums and a number of 60. Early hours of a day (poetic). DOWN 60. Weight. 61. Deep hole. 1. Rogue. singles. He has appeared on 50. Annoys. 61. Discoverer of Colorado peak. 62. Yes (Spanish). 2. Keatsian form of verse. numerous television shows and 52. Strange; queer. 53. To yield or grant, typically by 63. Dislike intensely. 3. Affirmative. 63. To cut, carve. has worked with a number of 64. Removes from; deprives of. 4. Literary trash or rubbish. Nashville's top musicians. treaty. 64 Put on clothes. 54. Frigid. 68. Musical sounds. 5. Sharpen. 65. Turf. Cotton is presently making a 70. To stir up or tend a fire. 6. Beam of light. 66. Attempt. college concert tour with his wife 72. Unrefined metal. 7. Editor (abbr.). 67. Observe, 8. West German industrial city. 55. Woodwind instrument. 73. White occurrences of precipitation. 69. Negative. Mamie and his son Christopher. .58. Patron of a cafe. 74. Prongs of a fork. 9. Cool; collected. 71. Note of the scale. Two of his better-known 59. Noah's vehicle. 75. Coloring matter. ^ 10. King Kong, for example. albums are "In The Gray of the Morning" and "Liberty." zc =33= =33= 3T ac =33= =33= =33= =33= J 6 =33= Record Review Odds Sods and Utopia Try Our Daily Specials!

part, Odds and Sods offers us I5v JOHNNY PRIDE some of the Who's finest Breakfast: Barnyard Special Todd Rundgren's Utopia moments. My favorite tracks (Bearsville) here are two which were Utopia is the best thing that recorded during the Sell Out 2 Eggs, Bacon, Toast, Jelly, Grits ever happened to Todd Run- sessions, "Faith in Something dgren. Three excellent keyboard And ALL COFFEE U CAN DRINK players provide sizzling syn- Bigger" and "Little Billy." They thesizer effects while Todd's give us the brilliance and crystal $1.19 L t guitar proves to be one of the best clear vocals first demonstrated to be found anywhere. Utopia in "The Kids Are Alright" and "Tattoo." "Pure and Easy", completely sheds the pseudo-pop from the Who's Next sessions, For A Fast Lunch Try L C tunes and disjointed studio ef- fects tht plagued Todd and gives us a dynamic performance in a containes' themes from "The Choice of Meat, 3 Vegtables, Coffee or jazz rock style. Side one contains Song is Over," yet works well as the band's theme song, "Utopia", a song in its own right. Portions . from a live performance at of "Naked Eye" were used in the Iced Tea and HOMEMADE BREADS Atlanta's Fox Theatre. Two more live version of "My Generation." cuts, "Freak Parade" and "Long Live Rock" is a rock 'n $2.09 "Freedom Fighters," round out roller from the Quadrophenia sessions, and "Too Much of Anything" is a fine cut with some Binner- Try Our Fresh Fried Large Shrimp Platter the thirty minutes of this side; really nice vocals. "Glow Girl" and on side two we have "The contains themes from Tommy Skon," another thirty minutes (although it was recorded before Includes: 20 Jumbo Shrimp, French Fries, worth of incredible music in the the famous rock opera) and "I'm form of a concept composition. the Face" is included for Todd Rundgren has finally made historical purposes, being the Cole Slaw, And Hush Puppies the transition to his own style of first Who song ever recorded. progressive rock, and the wait was well worth it. Enjoy this one $2.99 the hilt. This leaves us with the only real blemishes on the album. "Put the All Our Food Is "Home Cooked" Money Down" sounds just like The Who-Odds and Sods the "Join Together" single, and On Premises-Nothing Frozen!! (Track Records) works only partially. "Now I'm a This is a collection of songs Farmer" and John Entwhistle's recorded during the Who's "Postcard," both from the Happy (We Also Have Your Favorite Beverage Be It Milk Or Suds!) sessions for Sell Out, Tommy, Jack and Sell Out period, are Who's Next, and Quadrophenia simply dull. File this next to OPEN DAILY that never made it from tape to Meaty Beaty Big and Bouncy, vinyl. A few of them should have and make your Who collection SUH.-THURS. 6 AM-11PM stayed in the can, but for the most complete. FRI.-SAT. 6 AM-12PM Remember: FRANKLIN'S RESTUARANT 221 N. Main xz= =33= =33= =33= =33= =33= =33= =33= =33= =33= Thursday. October 31, 1974 -the george-anne- !•»!««■ \i\|. /T \t CUB Concert Sound Creates Southern Electric Driven Blues in Hanner By BILL GROVE featured the guitar duo of Barry breakneck pace from beginning Comfort On Tuesday night, October 22, Bailey and J.R. Cobb, drummer to end, producing a wall-of-sound Hanner Fieldhouse resounded to Robert Nix, Dean Doughtry on from lead and rhythm guitarists, the high-energy electric attack of keyboards, vocalist Ronnie bass, drums, and a keyboard By Michael Thompson man playing electric piano and G-A Features Editor R.E.O. Speedwagon, Atlanta Hammond, and massive Paul Rhythm Section, and Cinnamon Goddard, who laid out a superb synthesizer. bass line. ^ as the CUB presented this year's first major concert. There was nothing exactly Heavy, fuzz-tone guitar A word about civil disobedience this week. And draft resistors. And original in what was going down, assailed the audience with Richard Nixon and Spiro Agnew. And marijuana. And ecology. And if but the set was energetic and the numbing effect, through the first there's space enough, a word or two about our thankless fellow crowd responded to the bluesy four numbers, which were vir- Americans. Wait. Revise that. Especially a word or two about our exhortations from vocalist tually indistinguishable from thankless fellow Americans. I might as well go all the way, or not at Hammond. Opening with "Blues each other. The title track from all. in Mande's Flat," a clean in- their as-yet unreleased album We don't appreciate in this country. What don't we appreciate? strumental number, the set Lost in a Dream followed, which Truth. I'd better pause for that one. I can already hear the hordes ebbed and flowed from hard soared into Chuck Berry's "Little clamoring outside my door screaming "Whadd'ya mean we don't rockers to blues tunes to fine Queenie" and a tune entitled believe in truth? " They'll want to burn down my house unless I strike boogie jams where the twin lead "Goin' to the Country" featuring that last. But it stays...because it's true. guitars dominated. heavy guitar licks and an You want proof. All right, but don't blame me, I'm not responsible ethereal electric piano break. for history. Much of the Atlanta Rhythm I call as the first witness for the defense the several thousand draft Section's set came from their latest album Third Annual Pipe The bass player blew an am- dodgers who are outcasts of this country, outcasts simply because plifier, which provided a they refused to accept a simple dogmatic slogan which I believe goes Dream. "Cold Turkey, Ten- : something like "My country, right or wrong." Outcasts because they nessee" was their best foot springboard for a blazing fifteen- stompin' rocker of the evening, minute solo from the lead refused to fight in a war which cost hundreds of thousands of lives, a guitarist. The band rejoined the war which helped Richard Nixon get re-elected, and a war which we while the crowd favorite was guitarist for several more realize today was a horrible mistake. In every conceivable manner "Doraville," the band's current hit. powerful, kinetic pieces before they were right. But today they have received only a conditional ending a sonorous evening of rock amnesty. That's justice. That's how we feel about truth. We can ignore R.E.O. Speedwagon, the with "Riding the Storm Out," the the fact that they were right. We don't trust them because they didn't headline group, proceeded at band's most renowned song. make the same mistakes that we did. * * I wonder, has anyone who voted for Richad Nixon and Spiro Agnew written George McGovern a letter of apology? Two years ago if you had called Richard Nixon a crook in public you'd have very likely had your head ousted, and Spiro would have called you "an effete snob" just to add insult to injury. But two years ago most of your fellow Americans would have felt that you deserved it. Today Mr. Nixon REO Speedwagon guitarist. comes down with a case of phelebitis and the sympathy cards come Cinnamon, a band from pouring in. Flowers for a millionaire ex-president. Justice. Augusta, Georgia, opened the A number of years ago a very vocal minority became disturbed evening with a tight set of blues- about "the rape of the land," pollution, and industrial waste. They rock-jazz numbers, but suffered told their fellow Americans that we should all try to conserve energy, the standard fate of most opening walk more, drive less, avoid waste, and help to save our wilderness. acts: an indifferent response Their fellow Americans scoffed and told them that this was the "land from a cold crowd. Several of the of plenty." A year and a half ago our fellow Americans panicked when band's original numbers were the "land of plenty" discovered it faced an energy crisis. Some went so notable, including a song entitled far as to blame the crisis on the environmentalists. Yes, we appreciate "Two Birds," a Mahavishnu- truth in America. Almost as much as we appreciate our own comfort. Chicago jazz-rock fusion. A fine Almost, but not quite. cover version of Led Zeppelin's Up to now, I've been talking about past history, but there's such a "The Ocean" was the peak of thing as future history, too. their set. Marijuana will one day be legalized in this country. That day is not far off. Several million Americans are already users, and they're not Following a short interlude, the just college students, either. They're doctors, lawyers, and con- Atlanta Rhythm Section brought L fc struction workers. They're policemen and politicians. They're their own version of Dixie rock 'n poverty-stricken, and they're wealthy. They're of different races and 'boogie to the fieldhouse. The religions—but they're all users. And whenever we finally do get crowd gradually warmed up to around to legalizing marijuana, no one is going to say to that guy who the six-man group, which The concert was CUB's first major musical effort for the year. C G. spent five years in prison for growing a few plants in his back yard, "Sorry about that, son; I guess your punishment really didn't fit the T3= 2E =32= =33= 3T 2T =32= 2T=3E =32= =32= =33" crime. That's too bad." Because it will be too late for him, and all the rest whose lives have been marked by the hand of an overly severe law. No, this country isn't quite ready for truth. It doesn't know how to handle it. Just Arrived Happy Trails g- ^g 3E T3E .3 Cowboy New Shipment c 0 y\ r H R E E c A U S E A D E 1 R o A P s 1 A P R o N of Western Shirts and P E S T I N Y s O eM A r O P E r E R M E R R S P A R E| |L u W A |£ A s H.I.S. brushed P 1 N £ H U BIIL. o T SI E A T D B N s EIIV o T\e R denim jeans. A Nile A M G ■ V A i NIIX 1 R o 8 1 N L A N D ? u P I R K ii o D p C E D E The Sir Shop c 0 L. ol o B o HD> i N E R R K M O R N p 1 T s 71 Irt A e D I V E S T S The Menswear People 0 N B T 0 IC E R E T s s o STATESBORO MALL S M 0 W s T 1 IN/ E S D y E 1 ir 33= 33= =22= =32= =32= =32= =32= =32= =32= =323 Page TF\ -the george-anne- Thursday, October 31. 1974 ChipMonck Tour Action - Reaction Arrives Tonight Edward Herbert Beresford Monck, alias Chip Monck, will hit Campus Opinion the Georgia Southern lecture circuit tonight with several minutes of mixed media material dealing with the production of a QUESTION: WHAT IS YOUR REACTION TO rock concert. THE NEW REFLECTOR? Monck is perhaps the man most qualified for the job. He's the Susan Kiser. Junior, Speech Communications superstar roadie who earned the All in all I thought it was a relatively good an- name, "the Voice of Woodstock", nual; it covered a wider range of organizations in 1969 for the role he played at and activities than did last year's issue. the Woodstock Music and Art Fair. Patty Floyd. Junior, Early Childhood Ed. I - Monck's 15-year career has thought the Reflector this year was good included experience as a Susan Kiser coverage of the year's events. The annual gave Jean Johnson backstage man, as a lighting an outlook on all aspects of our college lives- designer, technician, and educational and social. designer-builder of rock concert Rees Johnson, Senior, B.S. Econ.: After stages, and as an all-round looking at the Reflector it did not leave me with a production manager. representative view of the college. I do not know He has worked the Monterey Chip Monck what the annual will be worth a few years from Pop Festival, Woodstock, the Bangla Desh benefit, seven The ChipMonck Tour has been Newport Jazz and Folk Festivals, described as a "sight and sound Jean Johnson, Junior, Home Ec. Education: I three Stone's tours, as well as the multi-media recollection of the thought it was good; the rise of color pictures Atlanta, Miami, and Dallas Pop frenetic and intriguing life behind and varied sizes was excellent; and the overall Festivals. the spotlight, presented in the formal was great. His syndicated talk show, relaxed atmosphere of an "Speakeasy", has been aired in evening's rap session." Hobby Machen, Junior, Biology: My first Tom Jackson over 100 markets, hosting such His evening's lecture will begin Pallv Klovd impression of the annual was that it was better superstars as Emerson, Lake, at 9:00 p.m. in McCroan than last year. I liked the coverage on Josh, and Palmer, Grace Slick, Auditorium. The lecture is which represented a large portion of the student Jackson Browne, and Frank sponsored by the CUB and is open body which is usually excluded. Zappa. to the public. Tom Jackson, Junior, Math Major: This year, as last year, the Reflector seemed to be filled with things that I couldn't relate to—I could borrow a camera and get the handful of scenes I could identify with. As far as showing it to people fifty years from now, i.e. grandchildren, or whatever, I don't think they would understand Hush Puppies this medieval school, and I wouldn't want to tell them about it, either. Rees Jackson Bobbv Machen are your dogs best friends! Book Review / The Rah Rah Days

Entertaining, nostalgic, Brotherhood" recalls the college celebrates such glories as the humorous, irresistible glimpses man's world of the 19th century. season the Yale football team of days gone by are provided by "And a Sisterhood" shows how scored 698 points to 0. "High Oliver Jensen and the Editors of women slowly infiltrated the Spirits" runs the gamut from American Heritage in College masculing retreats, then goldfish to nudity to riots. "Signs Album (McGraw-Hill, $8.95 to 12- established a full-fledged college of the Times" revives hay rides 31-74; $10 thereafter). of their own. and Marijuna Smoke-Ins. "Last "Light and learning" delves Words" echoes pompous Rare photographs collected all into the charisma of great blessings on the eve of the over the country bring back the teachers. "Cheering Section' conquest of the world. whole range of campus life from the early days, when only a handful of young men attended a small number of institutions, to Raspberries Start Over the bustling present, when education is America's biggest Bv BILL GROVE tricacies of the Brian Wilson- business. Raspberries—Starting Over Beach Boys' style. "I Don't Know (Capitol) What I want" is the other out- standing cut, featuring 1965 Who Here are the Ivy League of long The Raspberries have just released the ultimate pop-rock guitar licks and lead singer Eric ago and the new, raw colleges of Carmen's best vocal per- the windswept prairies; the album of the Sixties. No sticky bubblegum here; only solid rock formance. The album's nine classrooms, the august other songs are consistently preceptors, the sports, the peices featuring tight vocal leads and harmonies plus solid in- excellent, ranging from smooth clowning; the coming of higher rock ballads to spirited cuts education for women; and the strumental performances. "Overnight Sensation (Hit reminiscent of the Beach Boys fads and revolutions that and the Beatles. The Raspberries students, aping the outside world, Record)" is a stunning opening have regrouped and produced have inflicted or bedeviled ad- track. It is the perfect tribute to Starting Over, easily their finest Here's a two eyelet tie made of ministrations. the music industry and the in- album to date. that Hush Puppies* comfort- able pigskin bound in soft "Our aim has been to recall the leather. Fashioned in the Rover changing look and the lasting style, it features a padded, built- flavor of the American college HEY GUYS! up arch with a wedged gum sole. experience across the past Need A HairCUt? How about A Honey Cut? century and more," writes Jensen in his Foreword. Woods Barber Shop Features PATTERSON Eight sections make up the v -GRIFFIN ] book's curriculum, abundantly A Woman Stylist-Janice Hunnicut illustrated and highlighted by Specializing In' SHQES^ vivid anecdotes. "In the *. Hair Styles * Color Beginning" reveals , among * Blow Dries * Scalp Treatment StATESBORO MALI' other things, that a Harvard +» Scissor Cuts ■* Shampoos student's quarterly bill in 1804 amounted to $33.57. "A Primitive University Plaza Thursday. October III, 1974 -the george-anne- Va«v i:i.i:\r.\ — Halloween Spooks, Saints, and Future Spouses organizational news

By RACHEL RHODES played on him, so he was "con- \\ Delta Zeta G-A Staff Writer demned to walk the earth with his \jV\ lantern until the Judgment Day." During Sigma Chi Derby week, Delta Zeta was the overall winner for the second consecutive year. Dee Dee Bell was selected Miss Halloween is the time of year putting a glass of water with a when spooks and goblins fly Derby Day. DZ's Sigma Chi big brothers are Greg Marshall, Benson silver coin in it beside a girl'sJREfyT Baker, Van Jackson, Eddie McCurley, and coaches Donnie Rodgers about scaring people half to bed. She would have a dream that death. When did it all start? and Skipper Cheshire. her future husband would rescue Delta Zeta held a cook-out social with Delta Tau Delta. Susan The word "Halloween" means There are many customs on Rushing and Van Jackson have been selected as new Georgia "holy evening;" it is so-called Halloween which determined Southern cheerleaders. Also, Elaine Wilson is a new Pi Kappa Phi who would be married and who little sister. because it is the night before All- wouldn't. The tests included Saints Day, November 1. (All- her. There was also one of drying Kappa Delta Saints Day is a day in the a shirt sleeve by the fire; the Kappa Delta salutes Sigma Chi for a successful Derby Day. Our Christian church set aside for girl's future husband would then apparition of his true love, Sigma Chi Big Brothers are: Tommy Childs, Ed Newsome, Ken paying respect to all the saints come turn the shirt. The list goes reaping hemp. Brown, Rich Echols, Victor Lee, Lee Dupree, and Sims Lanier. who don't have special days on an on. It was not just the girls Tonight's the night-if you're On Sunday morning we attended Brooklet United Methodist Church, who were concerned about future wondering about your future, and afterward Becky Cromley's parents had dinner for us at their named for them.) Even before wedding plans, though. The good luck; but more than that, home. Christendom existed, though, don't go out alone, or you may not On Wednesday night the KD's had a Halloween Party for our Big October 31 was a very special young man would go out into the fields and sow hempseed, have a future to worry about, Brothers. day. repeating a rhyme. If he dared, with all those evil spirits running We had three KD's visit us from Appalachin State.and we're The ancient Druids called he could turn around to see an around! planning a trip to Boone, North Carolina to ski with them soon. October 31 the "eve of the festival of Samen." Samen was the lord of death, and on that day he would call back all the souls of the wicked whose punishment was to walk the earth in the bodies of animals. At this time Samen would decide what shape the wicked would be for the next year. The Druids believed that gifts and prayers to Samen would lighten the wicked's punishment. $ They also believed cats were sacred animals and had at one Where 299 time been humans. Again punish- ment was stiff for the wicked; as punishment, they became cats. Still Buys A In Ireland it was believed that on Halloween the evil spirits came out of a cave thought to be the gates of hell. November 1 was Complete Realistic celebrated as "Tamhain" or "summers' end". All the foods grown during the summer were part of a great feast. They would Stereo Music decorate with pumpkins, autumn leaves, and cornstalks. It is also from Ireland that the idea of jack o' lanterns came System... about. It seems there was a miser named Jack who could not get . . . centered around the —STA-47 AM-FM stereo into heaven when he died because receiver with Quatravox® for derived 4-channel he was so stingy. The devil would not let him into hell because of sound (just add two more speakers). The LAB-12C the practical jokes Jack had 3-speed automatic changer with base and $12.95 value magnetic cartridge. Two MC-1000 acoustic suspension walnut veneer speaker systems. Together . . . sensational sound! There's only one place you can find it . . . Radio Shack. THIS SYSTEM SAVES YOU $7580 • Realistic STA-47 AM-FM Stereo Receiver . . . Reg. 199.95 • Realistic LAB-12C Automatic Changer. . . Reg. 54.95 • Two MC-1000 Speaker Systems @ 59.95 ea. . . . Reg. 119.90 TOTAL 374.80 SALE $299

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By RACHEL RHODES City, is one such person. College Life Enrichment Series. Tilden started working lights in Georgia. "Theatre is a highly Lighting, an integral part of competitive field," he said, "so I As head of the lighting crew. "Each show is different. Some high school for bands. When he any show. play, or concert, plays really don't know where I'll be." Tilden is responsible for handling groups have a lighting technician came to Georgia Southern, he an important part in some One thing Tilden has really the lights for such events as who tells you basically what to began working with Masquers' people's life. Tilden Warren, a enjoyed about running lights is concerts, operas, variety shows, do; with others, it is just up to productions. From there people senior theatre major from Twin the Miss GSC pageant and the you." he said. started asking him to do con- that he's gotten to meet so many certs, CLEC productions, and people. Whenever he sees a group The number of people working other events. After graduation on TV that has been here, he says the show depends on how efficient next spring he hopes to be able it is nice to look back and say "I the light cues are. There are to work with lighting worked with them once-I'm glad usually three spotlights run by somewhere near this part of they're making it big." the students. Most of the people running lights have done the same thing for Masquers; but even so. each person had to be Foy Music Recital trained to run the "spots". Each piano" complete the program. light has to be adjusted con- - Several members of the music stantly to maintain its intensity. faculty will be performing in a Participants in this recital will Tilden explained that the spots Chamber Recital Thursday, be Dr. Harry Arling—trombone; are like movie projectors in that November 7 in the Foy Recital Dr. Jack Broucek—piano; Dr. the light comes from the burning Hall. Robert Gerken—clarinet; Kolpitcke—viola; and Dr. of copper-coated carbon rods. The musical emphasis will be The light is similar to a welder's William Sandlin—tenor. Guest on 20th-century music, according artists will be Walter Rumple, arc. but is controlled by reflec- to Dr. John Kolpitcke, the tors. principal cellist with the coordinator of the presentation. Savannah Symphony, and Miss "The most demanding concert Selections will include two duets, Judy Taylor, a senior flute I've ever worked was last year one by Dittersdorf and one by major. for 71/. Top," Tilden said. "It was Hindemith. A twelve-tone piece, This is the first in a series of like running 100 lights for play, Gaburo's "Line Studies for flute, because the cues had to be three faculty recitals to be held clarinet, viola and trombone" this year. There is no charge for exact." Me said that there was and Vaughan-Williams' "Four constant communication bet- the recital, and it is open to the Hymns for tenor, viola and public. ween the crew and the lighting technician. When there is a lighting technician, he dictates the color of the lights and who to pick up when. When Tilden and his crew are on their own, they can ex- SL-1300 turntable. periment with many effects. "You try something, and if it Direct drive precision. KB doesn't look good, just cover it up as quickly as possible. You really Tildrn Warren operates lights at the REO Speedwagon concert. have to depend on the crowd's Automatic play reaction." convenience. The SL-1300 gives you the best of two worlds. No type of turntable can maintain precise speed constancy as well as a direct drive system. It virtually eliminates wow and flutter. No manual turntable can be as convenient as an automatic. Lift-off and set-down are smooth and trouble-free. Combined in the SL-1300, these two systems offer unsurpassed precision and convenience, as well as beautiful design. Technics by Panasonic

Repeat selector switch lets you repeat a record up to Halloween's for all the students at 5 times Feather-touch damped cueing control Anti-skating control Variable pitch controls Howard Johnson's Record size selector Built-in strobe light and strobe markings Low capacitance phono cable No tricks here —nothing but treats — from Removable tonearm headshell appetizing snacks to big. luscious dinners1 Hinged, detachable plexiglass dust cover Come Halloween Eve or Halloween Day' SEE & HEAR THIS GREAT TURNTABLE MENU AT Monday . Fish Fry ®2.29 Oglethorpe Electronics Tuesday . Spagetti Spree *2.29 A in the OGLETHORPE MALL ^ ednesday . Deep Sea Dinner *2.29 Thursday . Turkey Dinner HOWARD „ Friday *2.29 Og&tkfipe . ("lam Dinner 82.79 JoHnsonS Thursday. October 31, 1974 GEORGE ANNE SPORTS Page THIRTEEN Lady Eagles Win

GSC's Lady basketball Eagles seemed impossible to stop by opened their season on Saturday, Valdosta's defense. October 26 with 77-72 win over The second half brought to the Valdosta State in a scrimmage court Beth Morris, a newcomer to game. The Lady Eagles were the Lad^- Eagles team. Ms strong the first half, using an Morris' good passes and long effective fast-break to score 49 outside shots added 14 points to points to Valdosta's 39. GSC's score. Junnie Henley, a freshman "For tie first time on the court from Waycross, was a key figure in a game, the team did well," to Southern's offensive and said Jennifer Burgess, team defensive play. Her sharp, captain. "The new 20-minute precise outside shooting made halves and other changes in rules her top scorer with a total of 24 were new to the players, and this points. game was what we needed to feel Freshman Pam Baker was out our abilities." Pictured above is the Lady Eagle basketball defeated Valdosta Slate in its first scrimmage second in scoring with 16 points. GSC's next game will be team. Coached by Linda (rowder. the team game of the year. Pam's left and right hookshots, against Tift College on November as well as her rebounding ability, 7 in Forsyth. 1 ^^ Let's Talk1 Sports

By Marty Fischer G-A Sports Editor

As many of you know, Georgia the outstanding sports institution Southern suffered a great loss it is will remain. But as J.I. would this past week with the death of have had it, we must look ahead athletic director J.I. Clements. and give our sporting un- Just how great this loss really is dertakings everything we can. By cannot be measured. doing this, maybe GSC can : To say that he was a great man continue to be the type of in- Larry Chapman, Dave Corless, and Charlie Eagles' opening game against the University of would truly be an un- stitution he tried to make it. Gibbons are the coaches for the GSC basketball West Virginia. The home opener will be derstatement ; he was more than Eagles. Kight now they are in preparation for the December 2 against Arkansas State. that. People loved him for what Good news from the women's he was—a man with tremendous tennis team. The Lady Eagles knowledge of all sports, a man swept both of their opening who gave GSC all he had in matches last week. making sports what they are, and They soundly trounced Eagles Please Chapman a man who had a deep sense of Gainesville Junior College 9-0 responsibility and respect for his and then beat Young Harris, the The Georgia Southern Virginia University in fellow man. Georgia Southern basketball number one junior college team basketball team completed its Morgantown, on November 30. fans will have a chance to get a It would be foolish to say that in Georgia in 1974, 5-4. second week of pre-season "Right now we have fifteen closer look at the Eagles before everyone always agreed with practice under the watchful eyes Details were not available by players, all competing for the season gets underway. On what he said, but those who did of new head coach Larry the deadline time.. But in any Chapman, working basically on starting positions," added Thursday night, November 14, disagree learned to respect his case...congratulations, Lad\ Chapman. "Although we have a 'Fan Night' will be held at the decisions, because they always Eagles! the fundamentals of the game. long way to go in naming a Hanner Fieldhouse. The ac- seemed to make GSC a winner. The athletic program at GSC Coach Chapman was pleased with the results of the initial starting five, our players have tivities will include a clinic-type progressed by leaps and bound shown a great willingness to format, question-and-answer with Clements at the helm. He week. "We spent the first week on Water Polo fundamentals, and I must say work. It is certainly a credit to period, and short team scrim- first gained national attention by their character as people." mage. leading the Eagles to a national that I am very happy with the championship in baseball in the GSC response of our players," he said. NAIA in the early Sixties. When "In the past it has been our ex- An Invitation to encourage your visit to our he became the athletic director at versus perience that many players do Southern, the school was still in not respond well to this type of store, we are giving away four $25.00 Gift the NAIA, but in 1970, GSC became a member of the NCAA Ga. Tech practice, and the first week is in the college division. Two years usually the most difficult. But our Certificates Friday, Nov. 1, 1974 at 4:30 P.M. later, GSC moved up to the people have communicated to us university division of the NCAA. Hanner Pool a high degree of enthusiasm and You do not have to be present to win. cooperation to what we are trying When he died, Clements was to achieve." still working on the one goal he Saturday Four weeks of practice remain 10% discount on any purchase over $1.00 had for GSC, to join a conference. before the Eagles face their first It was Clements' idea to form a with this ad. conference of the major in- 2:00 PM. test of the '74-75 season against dependents in the South. This is the Mountaineers of West (Expires Nov. 5, 1974) still being considered, and if it becomes a reality, it will be a shame that the man who wanted SUDS it so much should never see it happen. \ BEVERAGES KENAN'S No doubt J.I. Clements will be missed. But we must learn not to CHEESES Behind the First Bulloch Bank look at the past, but rather to the future. The things that Clements LUNCHEON Downtown Statesboro did for GSC will have an impact MEATS on both students and faculty Featuring Teacher Aids, Gifts, Books forever. PARTY TRAYS Nothing can bring him back. SlTATOSBblfotoAllJ/7 and School Supplies. Only his memory and all the yTelej>Wie:J764~7519ll/. Ijl'f Come. See Us many things he did to make GSC Thursdav. October 31, 1974 Page FOURTEEN lh<' gcorge-anne- Tom Smith Likes It Here... With a name like Tom Smith, him tied to a desk more than he swimmers participated in the to help those who seek counseling you've got to be a unique in- desired. At Indiana University, Olympics. for personal problems, and see dividual to make the name stick. an old friend in charge of the that his students and athletes Georgia Southern's athletic Health and Physical Education After graduation, Smith earn their degrees. trainer Tom Smith is such an department gave Tom the idea of wanted to move South. The individual. athletic training as a career warmer climate was attractive, Perhaps Tom , Smith's Tom first became recognized possibility. Smith had read much and the lure of his small town philosophy is summed up nicely as a high school all-American about the subject during his upbringing made him prefer by this statement: "I can't think basketball player in his years of coaching and became living in a smaller community. of anything more unpleasant than hometown of Huntingburg, Ind. interested. He returned to In- "When the job opened up at to have a job which one considers Later, after college, he spent diana and earned a Masters Georgia Southern," says Tom, work." fifteen years coaching basketball degree in Health with an em- "it was like a dream come true. in Indiana high schools. "I was phasis in athletic training. We found Statesbsoro to be a always enthused by athletics, "The teachers and the courses progressive town and a good area especially basketball," explains at Indiana were excellent," says in which to raise our children." Smith. "Two of my uncles went to Smith. "Even though there were Illinois University and played in 30,000 students, I never felt that I Smith was also impressed with Jim's House of Styles the state finals. They were a didn't get personal attention. Two the college and with department great inspiration to me. My men who became great in- heads Doug Leavitt (Health and Unisex Salon grandfather went so far as to fluences on my work were Spike Physical Education) and J.I. construct a basketball goal for Dixon and Doc Counsilman. Clements (Athletic Director). He 764-2122 me that could be raised or Spike had been a trainer for forty especially enjoys working with lowered on two columns similar years, and Doc was coach of the variety of sports at GSC, and By appointmen* to telephone poles." the swim team. They were two is deeply involved with many of Tom had already earned a generous and significant people the Georgia Southern athletes. Masters degree in Guidance and in my life." TrrcHo

Eagles Meet Pro Alumni a complete Redken & Jhirmack retail center for your home In Saturday Contest hair and skin needs. The Georgia Southern basebail inning apiece. A picture session for the alumni players and their families will be team enters its sixth week of Fall Alumni player-coaches John practice with an emphasis on the Butler and Tom Bigwood have held on the field at 11:30 a.m. on upcoming First Annual GSC announced that Herbie Hutson of the day of the game. Alumni baseball game to be the Chicago Cubs will be the Looking ahead to the '75 played on Saturday, November 2, starting pitcher, and Vic Correll season, Polk said, "It is still to 1:30 p.m. of the Atlanta Braves will start at early to say just how good a team "We are extremely pleased catcher. Hutson is expected to go we really are. We may be the with our Fall program so far," the first two innings with other type of ball club that we won't said head coach Ron Polk. alumni pros throwing one frame know how good we are until we "However, we still have much to each. start playing other teams." do before the 1975 season begins. We have reduced the roster to 31 men and have new players at almost every position. It will take time before they begin to feel comfortable at their new spots."

Polk is optimistic about the alumni game and feels that it will be a truly unique event for his team. "The alumni team will start a pro or ex-pro at just about every position, and their pitching staff will boast nearly eight hurlers, who will throw about an

Lady Kagle coaches preparing for the coming season are Helen Mouse (1.) and Linda Crowder. Ms. House will coach the women's swimming team, which will be in full swing this year. Ms. Crowder begins her second season at the helm of the women's basketball team. VANDY'S mil-®- PIT COOKED YOU'VE TRIED THE REST —NOW GET THE BEST Jimmy (lodges, Assistant Vice- SPECIALIZING IN BARBECUE Pre'sidenl of the First Bulloch PORK-CHICKEN-BRUNSWICK STEW Hank and Trust in downtown DINE IN OR CARRY OUT SERVICE Stalesboro, has been named the OPEN SIX DAYS WEEKLY 11*71-75 Chairman of the Georgia TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU southern basketball season ticket drive by head coach Larry 764-2444 764-3033 Chapman. Hodges will be coordinating the ticket drive for 22 W. VINE STATESBORO MALL Statesboro and the surrounding area when the big push starts on Thursday, October 31. VANDY'S BARBECUE Thursday. October 31, 1974 -the george-anne- 1'atfe KIFTKKN Season At Halfway Point Renegades, ATO Lead Intramural Football

The Renegades and Alpha Tau Roughriders vs. Wops—4:00 Pi and Phi Mu, both by 2-0. The —6:30 Phi Mu vs. Delta Zeta 6:30 Omega presently are their Wednesday, November 6 other contest of the week was Alpha Delta Pi vs. Kappa INDEPENDENT lalll 7:45 J respective division leaders, both Spurs vs. Wops^:00 Alpha Xi Delta edging Alpha Delta—6:30 Thursday. October 31 with 5-0 records. Both teams Thursday, November 7 Delta Pi 2-1. Phi Mu vs. Alpha Xi Delta 7:15 Delta Psi Kappa vs Scrivet chalked up two more victories ' Roughriders vs. Renegades— The following is the remainder Wednesday, November 6 Boppers last week, as the season is at the 4:00 of the schedule for both leagues. Zeta Tau Alpha vs. Alpha Delta Fu Fu vs. Follies midway point. Sigma Omega Beta vs. Cone SORORITY Pi—6:30 Thursday, November 7 The rule generally for the week Hall—5:00 Monday, November 4 Alpha Xi Delta vs. Kappa Delta Psi Kappt; vs. Follies was the shutout as there were FRATERNITY Zeta Tau Alpha vs. Delta Zeta Delta—6:30 Scrivet Boppers vs. Fu Fu only two teams who scored in a Thursday, October 31 loser's role out of 14 total games Sigma Phi Epsilon vs. Kappa played. Sigma-^»:00 Intramural Golf Planned The Renegades, taking charge Alpha Tau Omega vs. Pi Kappa in the Independent League, Phi—5:00 The Georgia Southern Student all other departments to par- FOR SALE: claimed two of those shutouts by Monday, November 4 Intramurals has announced the ticipate. I9(>9 riiuiKlrrhinl mauling the Brannen War Eagles Sigma Chi vs. Sigma Nu—4:00 sponsoring of a Closest-To-The- For those who may need a VU-COIHI. - \M/FM 32-0 and the Smokey "J's" 35-0. Kappa Alpha vs. Delta Tau Hole Golf Tournament, which demonstration or some pointers, The second-place Spurs, also Delta—5:00 also includes a contest for most golf team members Buddy Stereo undefeated at 4-0, zapped Cone / Wednesday, November 6 number of points scored. Ac- Alexander and Billy Mitchell will Hall 13-0 in their only game for Kappa Sigma vs. Sigma Nu— cording to Mr. Terry Spence, be available. \ in\' the week. Tied for third are the 4:00 Director of Student Intramurals, There is no charge to enter and Roughriders who thrashed Cone Alpha Tau Omega vs. Delta this is the first year for the event. advanced registration is not '• Comlili on Hall 9-0 and Lewis Hall 20-0, and Tau Delta—5:00 necessary. Pre-registration is The two different contests, $900 I inn the Wops, who slipped past the Thursday, November 7 Closest-To-The-Hole and Most encouraged, however, and can be Sigma Chi vs. Sigma Pi—4:00 { Smokey "J's" 10-0. The other Number of Points Scored, will done by calling ext. 464 from 9:00- Srr at 111 Tmvll game of the week was won by Kappa Alpha vs. Phi Delta include a Men's Division, as well 12:00 Monday thru Friday and Brannen over Sigma Omega Beta Theta—5:00 as Women's Division, with three giving your name. !2J in penetrations after a scoreless winners in each contest. duel. Delta Psi Kappa of the In- The tournament, to be held In the Fraternity League, dependent League is the last November 12-13-14, involves the Use George—Anne Alpha Tau Omega leads while team to remain unbeaten through same principle as a large archery, Kappa Sigma, Sigma Pi, and six games. In the Sorority target with points being awarded Classified Ads Sigma Chi are all tied for second League, Kappa Delta knocked off for each circle. A hole-in-one at 4-1. Alpha Tau Omega took last week's leader Delta Zeta to counts as 100 points, the first their wins over Sigma Pi 13-12 in throw Delta Zeta and Zeta Tau circle 10 points, and the fourth FILMED IN SAVANNAH PARDON MY a key game and beat Kappa Alpha in a tie for first place with circle 1 point. The points are "The script was Alpha on penetrations after a 6-6 5-1 records. awarded for where the ball stops. obviously written with] BLOOPER deadlock. Kappa Sigma added based on radio & T.V.'s Independent League action for The shooting distance is 65 yards, Reynolds in mind two shutouts with wins over Delta last week saw Delta Psi Kappa with the circles being five yards most hilarious boners! because he fits it, Tau Delta 19-0 and Phi Delta beat the Scrivet Boppers and Fu apart. Theta 28-0. Sigma Pi, undefeated Fu 2 games to 0. In other games The 9-iron is to be used, and or it fits him, _, until they were edged by Alpha the Follies shut out the Scrivet participants may bring their like a Tau Omega, rebounded to zip Pi Boppers 2-0, and the Follies-Fu own, or one will be furnished. In glove." Kappa Phi 6-0. Vu game was credited as a the tournament, each person gets Sigma Chi also wrote up two double forfeit. 5 practice shots and then 5 swings Atlanta Jour-; shutouts, winning over Phi Delta The upset by Kappa Delta over for the actual event. Balls will be Theta 14-0 and Sigma Phi Epsilon Delta Zeta was a fantastic 2-1 furnished by the Intramural 13-0. The upcoming schedules are victory in the sorority League. Department. as follows: Kappa Delta also beat Alpha Xi Also, Dr. Doug Leavitt has BURT REYNOLDS INDEPENDENT Delta earlier last week by the challenged all administration Thursday, October 31 same score. Delta Zeta beat Phi and faculty members to par- "THE LONGEST YARD" Lewis Hall vs. Spurs—4:00 Mu 2-0 before their first loss. Now ticipate in the event. One already SHOWS AT 5, 7:10, 9.20 SHOWS AT 4, 5:25, 6:50, 6:2 Brannen Hall vs. Smokey tied with Delta Zeta is Zeta Tau accepting is Dr. Arthur Carlton, "J's"—5:00 (JUeiS'STGTGSBOnO Nil representing the Accounting Adj. Ga. Southern 681 2708 Monday, November 4 Alpha, who bounced Alpha Delta Department. He also challenges

Co-ed Living- Continued from page 4. LANIERS open to house an overflow of both males and worked at GSC, no one (including students) has females rather than two separate dorms, neither voiced any interest in this area. COLLEGE BOOKSTORE of which would be filled.) Secondly, he said that Perhaps the students of Georgia Southern GSC males are notorious for destroying dor- simply have no desire for coed living mitory property, where as female housing stays arrangements. One may assume that the 681-4100 in much better condition for a longer time. If Statesboro townspeople could heartily object to a coed dorms were initiated, he feels that the move toward coed dorms on campus. Nobody females would make the males help keep up the knows, though. No one has faced them with the facilities. situation. With this many factors favoring coed living, We, as college students, need to carefully one may readily ask why GSC is so far behind consider the benefits of coed housing. We must much of the nation in its housing trends. This is begin questioning whether our traditional obviously a complex question. segregated housing hinders our progress toward Davis stated mat in the two years he has maturity and social ease. Clements Memorial Fund Set

Plans to establish a J.I. won the national championship in funds for a baseball park, the Clements Memorial Fund were 1962. In 1963 he was named NAIA group indicated this morning, the establishment of a perpetual made at a meeting of community Baseball Coach of the Year. Texas Instruments leaders, GSC officials and friends He was named athletic director electronic slide rule calculator athletic scholarship is the most of J.I. Clements this morning. in 1968. SR-11 likely alternative. The group of about 30 persons An eight-member steering discussed various ways of Portable slide rule calculator with constant and - (Pi). Per- committee was designated by the forms most calculations possible with basic classical slide rules honoring the memory of the late group attending this morning's Also includes constant switch for muifiplicalion and division of GSC athletic director and agreed Join the Staff! numbers by a constant Value of IT to 8 significant digits breakfast meeting at Landrum (3 1415927) simplifies computations The SR-11 utilizes the same the most fitting tribute to honor Center to explore the feasibility Clements would be construction Advertising power source and display as Ihe SR-10 of constructing a baseball Keyboard. The keyboard consists of 10 digit keys plus decimal of a modern baseball stadium at stadium. point. 12 function keys the K switch and w key All keys are single GSC. Assistant function for simple problem entry In addition to the standard four functions of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division other Clements, who died Friday In the meantime, contributions needed in SR-11 capabilities include reciprocals (1'x) squares (x2). square during open heart surgery, had may be made to the GSC Foun- root (\ x). change sign (V-). enter exponent (EE). automatic con- been a coach and athletic dation which will set up a special Business Dept. version to scientific notation when 8-digif mantissa overflows, and director at the college since 1948. fund for them. It will be mixed calculations. Data may be entered in Iree form that is floating decimal point scientific notation or any combination of During his coaching years, he designated the J.I. Clements of G-A the two led the GSC baseball team to the Athletic Memorial Fund. national finals four times and Should there be insufficient