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North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University Aggie Digital Collections and Scholarship NCAT Student Newspapers Digital Collections 12-10-1971 The Register, 1971-12-10 North Carolina Agricutural and Technical State University Follow this and additional works at: https://digital.library.ncat.edu/atregister Recommended Citation North Carolina Agricutural and Technical State University, "The Register, 1971-12-10" (1971). NCAT Student Newspapers. 428. https://digital.library.ncat.edu/atregister/428 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Digital Collections at Aggie Digital Collections and Scholarship. It has been accepted for inclusion in NCAT Student Newspapers by an authorized administrator of Aggie Digital Collections and Scholarship. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Archives F. D. Bluford Library H. C. A & T State University y* m Greensboro., NN.. IC. Z/4127411 1 THj4'f7 REGISTER ••rnMPi FTP AU/ADFNIFCC Ff»R fOMPI FTP COMMITMENT" t^-^Cs VOLUME XLIII, NUMBER 15 NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL STATE UNIVERSITY. GREENSBORO DECEMBER 10, 1971 Students Faculty To Start Talking By Patrice Dunn economics, society, and any other area which the students "I feel that there is more a feel like giving their views on. closeness (between faculty and This effort of communication is students) now and I hope that an attempt to bring students this will grow to the point where from all majors together along it will produce a much more with faculty members to share productive environment," were their experiences and knowledge. the words' of L. C. Dowdy, Dowdy feels that one topic University President, concerning which should draw great student student faculty unity. interest and participation should be that of students being able to Dowdy indicated that the vote in the state in which they academic environment was "not attend school. The president bad but there is always room for believes that since "a student improvement. " pays for a service and he must work for that service or else not Photo By Mike Braye In an effort to improve this situation, Dowdy stated that get it," then he should be treated President DOWDY And FAMILY Wish The Entire Aggie Family A Merry Christmas plans have been made so that as any individual who works in faculty members will be eating in an area for four years. the dining halls, and talking to When the faculty and students 190 Prospective Graduates To them in the dorms. The working in small informal groups president also plans to entertain express their feelings on such small groups of students at ^s ideas, Dowdy feelsconvinced that Know Fate By Christmas Vacation home. faculty-student cooperation and unity will improve and in doing D. Artis, Director of Registration errors will be reduced. The discussion sessions in By Janice Smith so will improve the academic •and Records, stated that the At the end of this semester, dorms and dining halls are to atmosphere here . The Office of Registration office is attempting to have Aggies will notice that the entire include such subjects as and Records announced that mstructional__sheets available to grade form has been changed. A there are approximately 190 the courses they need before new ready-mailer type will be prospective graduating seniors returning after New Year's. used, straight from the Spring Improvements for the mid-year. This number is Spring registration begins on computer; this will save time by considerably larger than the 98 January 6, but Dr. Artis noted omitting the need for grade slips that I.D. card processing will to be put in envelopes. graduates at the end of the fall begin on the fifth and extend The form also differs from On The Drawing Board semester last year. All throughout the period of past slips by having an additional prospective graduates will be By Betty Miller undertaken fall into two phases: registration. Students will not be sheet which will be sent to the phase one, the installation of' notified as to whether they have able to enter the gym to pick up Office of Financial Aid so as to John Zeigler, Business underground cable, which has completed all university schedule cards unless they show reduce delays for students in Manager, stated that the already been completed, and requirements before they leave their I.D. and charge slip. He also receiving financial assistance. If following capital improvements phase two which includes the for the Christmas vacation. encourages students to be more plans go as scheduled, grades will would be started during the operation of an underground Concerning registration for careful in filling out their cards be sent home during the 1971-73 biennium, physical primary electrical distribution the spring semester, Dr. Rudolph in hopes that the number of Christmas vacation. education and health, physical system. Plans for complete plant warehouse, maintenance renovation lay in store for Scott Surrounded building, and heating plant Noble Hall in addition to the improvements. installation of air conditioning in Student Sought By G-boro Police The improvements to be (See IMPROVEMENTS, Page 8) SSSSS^SS!...^..^^ By George Johnson Greensboro residents have Graeber, Director of A&T already been arrested. They are Physical Plant, the third suspect S3 An alleged A&T student is Kevin Boyd Frazier, 18. of 319 had not been apprehended. The For Students Only! being sought by the Greensboro Cumberland Street. He is held Greensboro police detectives without bond and charged with PoUce Department in conjuntion have indicated that they are S Due to the limited seating student's staff and personnels rape and armed robbery and also with the armed robbery and rape anticipating another arrest. •^capacity in Moore Gym, officials necessary for the conduct of the£ Nathaniel Nash, 24, of 1407 of Miss Jacquelyn Patricia Graeber also indicated that it fe;at the University have announced game." Wayside Drive. He was held Rhodes at UNC-G, was discussed by students in jBthat only A&T students will be "We sincerely regret having to S Tuesday in lieu of $20,000 bond Tuesday's University Senate ggranted admission to basketball exclude the general public andS The crimes occurred in a room on robbery charge. meeting that Black males on this at Holiday Inn North that was j^games played there. members of the Aggie family 8 Early Monday morning the campus seem to show more registered to John Martin •:^ The announcement issued from our games," said Cal Irvin,88 occupants of Scott Hall were respect to white females Gomery of Hampton, Va. Miss SB through the office of Dr. Lewis athletic director; "but in thesJ awakened only to find their downtown than they do to their Rhodes has indicated that she jijajC. Dowdy, president of A&T, interest of safety, we had tog dorm had been surrounded by own Aggie sisters. A few isolated was visiting Gomery at the time S... stated: "In view of the Umited make this move." The A&T« approximately 50 police cars. incidents are opening doors and of the incident. ^seating capacity of the Moore gymnasium seats only aboutig The reason is that one of the 'the removal of hatsTo this 8 Gymnasium, the Committee on 2,500 persons. The current] According to Wednesday three suspects (the alleged A&T statement Graeber seriously ^Intercollegiate Athletics, a student enrollment is 4,400. morning's edition of the student) had fled into Scott Hall added, "Lack of respect isn't a ^student-faculty group, has Greensboro Daily News, "She while his two accomplices value to any action." ^recommended that admission to Irvin said two additional^ told detectives the two men were apprehended in a car that He also continues to urge law §§all basketball games in the gym games (January 11 and Januaryg forced their way into the room was parked in the vicinity of abiding students to become more :jj:ibe restricted to A&T students. 19) are scheduled to be played in:JJ by pointing a rifle then took Scott Hall. These are the two vocal and not to become :§• The only non-students the Coliseum. Negotiations areS.; about $44 from her and men that were mentioned earlier victimized by the crowd because :lii.admitted to the games will be underway for an additional games Gomery." in the article. As of Tuesday "Education is a process of ^representatives of the dean of against EUzabeth City State. Two of the men that are evening accordingto MB. self-disclipline." 3:W.ra¥.W.:.W:....:..^^ Page 2 The A&T Register December 10, 1971 Closer Together Dr. Dowdy has announced that plans are being made to bring the faculty and students closer together. Such an endeavor has been sorely needed at this institution for a long time. v The Assembly of Organizational Presidents tried with its getter* cY.«cX ^cut- 'five-and-ten forums' to stimulate interaction between Con, pass, whitey „.» students and faculty, but failed. Students did not come to M©u in "the vur-onq hear faculty members speak, and faculty members were reluctant to talk to the walls. Tlie idea of having faculty members eat in the dining halls is a stroke of genius. Students and faculty will never lack a topic of conversation. They can always complain about the food. It is hopedthat faculty and students willnotsit side.bvside in the cafeteria and gobble down their food with polite grunts and groans. Students should challenge faculty and faculty should challenge students. Next semester it should not be surprising to see faculty members and students meeting every day just to talk. When and if Dr. Dowdy's plan becomes a reality, A&T will stop being a 'knowledge factory' and truly become a University.