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george-anne£ J £ V published by students of georgia southern college Vol. 55 No. 5 Slatesboro, Georgia Thursday, September 26, 1974 Voter Registration Drive To Be Held deputized as Chief Deputy A drive to register college Registrar of the college. Waller students as voters in ■ Bulloch and Abbott will select four County will be held on October 7, students to be deputized as 8, and 9, Larry Abbott, President registrars. of the CCC, announced. The student registrars will be "We hope to register as many selected from a list of students non-registered students as who volunteered for the job. All possible. Also, we urge everyone students, male and female, in- to take advantage of this op- terested in being student portunity to transfer his registrars should submit their registration to Bulloch County," names to, Abbott in the CCC Abbott said. office after 1:00 on weekdays. The drive grew out of the ac- A preliminary drive to get ceptance of the Student Registrar registration information to the proposal by the County students will begin a week before Registrar. the actual registration drive. According to this proposal, Ben Registration tables will be More than 5,500 students registered for Fall A. Coleman, Associate Director of Admissions. G. Waller, Dean of Students, was located in Williams and Landrum quarter classes at GSC last week, according to Foreign students have come to GSC from such Centers. the Office of the Registrar. This figure does not places as Iran, Hong Kong, South American, Refrigerators "We can create a voting force include students registering at drop-add, nor off- Chile, Denmark, and France. Most of the foreign: out of the GSC community," campus registration. students are majoring in engineering. For Rental Abbott said. Foreign student enrollment is up, said Donald Refrigerators will be available for rental from the CCC CUB Features throughout Fall Quarter on a Warren Whitside prorated basis, according to Bert Roughton, Coordinator of Auxiliary Services. GSC Professor Dies Fall Entertainment The cost for refrigerator This year the College Union created especially for college rentals at the beginning of the Warren Webster Whitside III, Board will be doing things a bit audiences. quarter is $16.50 (or $45.00 for the A number of art exhibits and year) plus a refundable $10.00 35, instructor in journalism at differently to bring you the best Georgia Southern, died Saturday possible programs in en- such special features as a billiard deposit. tournament are also being The four-dollar refrigerator night at St. Joseph Hospital in tertainment and education. Savannah after a brief illness. Students on the Georgia planned. For concert-goers, the registration fee is included in the CUB will offer Georgia cost of rental, Roughton noted. A native of Vero Beach, Fla., Southern campus this fall will be seeing such popular films as Play Southern's first true outdoor In case a refrigerator breaks Mr. Whitside had been an in- structor in journalism and it Again, Sam, What's Up Doc, festival, which will feature such down, Roughton said, it will be English at GSC for four years. He and MASH for a nominal charge popular Southern music artists as replaced with a new one within taught in summer school this of $.50. "The $.50 fee is necessary Cowboy, Hydra and Grin- twenty-four hours. derswitch on Saturday afternoon, The CCC has ordered 300 summer but had not begun the so that the CUB can present films fall quarter, having undergone Oct. 19th. The site of the concert refrigerators, and has already of the highest quality to the surgery twice end of summer student body," said Johnny will be Eagle Field. rented over 250. The quarter. Pride, CUB President. refrigerators were ordered from He was a 1966 graduate of the Collegiate Products, Inc., in Four of the successful University of Florida's School of Mississippi John Coffeehouse Food Co-op Tulsa, Oklahoma. Journalism and received his presentations highlight the Fall "The money that we make master's degree from the (from rental of refrigerators) calendar of events and will be To Be Established University of Alabama in 1970. will "finance projects and ac- held in the recently refurnished Skip Kimbrell has been ap- He is survived by his wife, Williams Center lounge, in- tivities to try to make student life pointed by the Central Coor- Lydia Whitside of Statesboro;, cluding a performance by Gene at Georgia Southern a little two daughters, Lydia Lynn and A memorial service was dination Committee to direct the better," Roughton said. Gotten, current hit recording GSC Food Co-op. A membership Virginia Whitside, both of conducted Tuesday at 4 p.m. at artist from Ohio. "Projects presently under Statesboro, and his mother, Mrs. the Trinity Episcopal Church. drive for the co-op is expected to consideration are Study Parks, a This quarter's lecture and show begin "within a Virginia Lipscomb of Vero Mr. Whitside was the advisor of few weeks,' CCC Scholarship Fund, or the creation will offer students the op- President Larry Abbott an- Beach, Fla. the George-Anne. of other convenience services." portunity to experience the nounced recently. Godfather of progressive, pop, Through the co-op. students, and rock music, Chip Monck, faculty, and staff will be able to WVGS To Begin Operation Soon whose late night talk show purchase food,from wholesalers "Speakeasy" is now syndicated at reduced prices. Members will nation-wide, hosting such stars ficially recognized radio station. tower already erected. place orders with the co-op, and WVGS will be a 10-watt FM The permit will officially There are three very important as, Emerson, Lake, and Palmer, will pick up their food at a Frank Zappa, Ian Hunter, John Educational radio station owned designate permission to management positions that must designated spot on campus. McLaughlin and many others. and operated by GSC students. broadcast and will approve the be filled soon. These are the "We appeal to all faculty, staff, Presently, the programming call letters (WVGS) and Program Director, the News Monck was the man behind and students with experience in format includes progressive frequency assignment (91.3 Director, and the Public Affairs Woodstock, the Concert for this type of program to assist in Bangla Desh, The Rolling Stones rock, jazz, soul, classical, folk MHz). Director. establishing this co-op," Abbott and blues music, in addition to a Tour, Bob Dylan's tour, the said. Sparta-brand studio and Atlanta Pop Festival, and several strong news and educational The Anyone interested in working transmitting equipment has been Station Board has been other outstanding concerts. Chip programming commitment accepting employment ap- with the co-op should apply at the purchased at a cost of $12,390. will be here on October 31st with The Federal Communications plications for the last week, and CCC office in Williams Qentar. The Sparta representative said an array of lights and films to Commission in Washington has that the bulk of the equipment those management positions "There are approxknatejyaciOp supplement his lecture. acknowledged receipt of the will arrive soon mentioned above will be selected students, living off-eampus," The CUB will also include in its station license application, and As for the office and studios , sometime in the near future. Abbott said, "and the co-op slate of films a number of highly are expected to render an official GSC maintenance crew Those students, who l|e in- should be of special interest to acclaimed foreign films which ruling in the near future, the guarantees completion within the terested in working with WVGS them." ' station's lawyers ate very con- next ten days. Construction work should obtain an employment were chosen for both their en- Almost all foodsarable at tertainment and educational fident that it will soon receive a is well underway on the second application through til CCC, wholesale will be included in the value. In addition to these weekly "building permit" from the FCC. floor of the Williams Center. Second Floor, Williams Center. co-op. Exceptions will films a video tape program will This building permit is part of Facilities extend from where the Positions being considered are perishables such as meat be presented in the Coffeehouse, the step-by-step process Reflector offices were last jreer 1 Continued on Page 12 necessary to becoming an of- and lie adjacent 'to the antenna —Continued on Page 10 to feature video programs Page TWO the george-anne Thursday, September 26, 1974 *%%*U,,

* < Saturday Workshop Set The Central Coordinating CCC for the year," said Helen President of the college; Dean of Committee will hold a workshop McMahon, Vice-President of the Students Ben G. Waller; and Dr. this Saturday from 1:00 to 5:00 CCC. "Anyone interested in Jack Nolen, Director of Student p.m. in the Coffeehouse Room in helping with the committees is Activities. Williams Center. The location of invited to attend." the workshop was changed from Also, representatives from the George-Anne and from WVGS, "All CCC committees are the previously announced composed of student volunteers. Holiday Inn. the campus radio station, will be on hand to explain positions Anyone interested in working can "The purpose of the workshop be a member," McMahon said. is to organize all the CCC com- needed in their organizations, i and to sign up applicants. CCC committees for 1974-75 mittees, and to establish ob- include the following: Pre- jectives and to make plans for the Speakers for the event will ( include Dr. Pope A. Duncan, Registration, Food Co-op, Paper Recycling, Faculty Evaluation, Housing for Off-Campus 'Day For Southern' students, Book Exchange, Pulse of the Students, Dormitory Living, Intervisitation, Dining Nets Over $60,000 Hall Improvement, Com- great success," said Georgia munications, and Homecoming. The first annual "Day For Each of the six CCC officers Southern" campaign which was Southern President Pope Dun^ can. "When the final count is in, I will explain their objectives for held in Bulloch County recently the year, and the committees secured initial contributions and think it will show 'A Day For Southern' to be the single which fall under their guidance. pledges totaling more than The schedule of events for the $60,000, according to campaign greatest drive in GSC Foundation workshop is as follows: The first annual GSC Organization Fair was held on Registration chairman Charlie Robbins. history." 1-2: Officers explain com- Day, with many fraternities, sororities, professional organizations, The one-day drive was The $60,000 total Tuesday night is not expected to be the final mittees and objectives. and service clubs represented. designed to obtain funds from 2-3: Speakers. Bulloch County business, tabulation, according to Robbins. "There are several businesses 3-4:30: Committees meet to professional, and agricultural review previous work and to communities which would sup- yet to be heard from, and I am GSC Grad School confident that the total effect of outline plans for the year. port several financial aid 4:30-5: Reports from com- programs at Georgia Southern the campaign will reach the $75,000 figure which was our mittees. Joins CouncilGeorgia units include the College. McMahon also noted that, for The Georgia Southern College "This is the greatest single goal." Graduate School has been ad- University of Georgia, Georgia the first time, academic credit is Tech, Georgia State, Medical campaign success ever achieved Robbins pointed out that one of mitted into the Council of the most significant figures was being offered for work on the College of Georgia, Emory by the citizens of Statesboro and CCC. Credit will be offered Graduate Schools in the United Bulloch County," said Robbins at the fact that 63 contributors in- States, according to a recent University, and Atlanta creased their gifts over last year. through the Political Science University. a wrap-up dinner for campaign Department and the Department announcement by GSC Graduate workers Tuesday night. "The Forty-eight donors retained their Dean Dr. Jack Averitt. "We are extremely pleased at 1973-74 level of support while only of Mathematics. Requirements the news of our membership into' total contributions from area and acceptable committees vary Averitt received work of the businesses for the entire 1973-74 eight decreased their con- approval from J. Boyd Page, the Council," said Averitt. "It with each department, however, represents recognition of the year were $50,000, and I think it is tribution. President of the Council's and interested students should quality and extent of our evident at .this point that we will "Another bright spot of the Executive Staff. Georgia campaign was the fact that 25 contact Dr. Justine Mann graduate program." far exceed any previous effort." (Political Science) or Dr. Earl Southern now becomes the contributors supported the The 313 public and private The campaign was conducted Lavender (Mathematics) for seventh institution from the state college for the first time," added member institutions of the by 50 volunteers from the Bulloch further information. of Georgia to be admitted into the County community and from the Robbins. national organization. Other Council are located throughout 49 faculty and staff of Georgia states. The colleges and Southern. universities which comprise the "There is no questions this was orgaization award 99 percent of all research doctorates and 85 a great undertaking, and I think the volunteers of the college and Alcoholism Class Offered percent of all master's degrees earned annually in the United community working together study, which includes have proved the campaign was a available and that recovery is States. The Counseling Center is of- possible. Every person involved background lectures on the The Council provides graduate fering again this quarter, free of nature of the illness, the alcoholic schools with a comprehensive GSC Student charge, "A Study of Alcoholism needs instruction and un- personality, the family problems and widely representative body and Possible Recovery—a study derstanding. Above all, complete and solutions, and agencies through which to counsel and act Falls To Death of the alcoholic personality and honesty is mandatory. which have had amazing success together. Its primary purpose is In Gorge the effects on the individual and Alcoholism is an illness—not a in helping alcoholics to gain the improvement and ad- those around him." This non- moral issue or a lack of will sobriety, to accept responsibility, vancement of graduate A Georgia Southern student fell credit course will meet on power." and to function normally in education. to his death at Tallulah Gorge on Mondays, Wednesdays, and* Dr. Ruffin has outlined the society. The Council is designed to Saturday, September 7. Fridays at 1:00 p.m. in the examine needs, ascertain best Larry Edward Morris, 22, of Williams Student Center, Ground Fellowship Given To Professor Delma Presley practices and procedures, and Hartwell, would have been a Floor. limited number of teachers of the render assistance as indicated. It senior at GSC this fall. Dr. Del Presley, Associate Professor of English at Georgia humanities in the United States. also initiates research for the Morris was found by the Rabun "One meets few people," said Southern, was recently awarded Foremost in the consideration furthering of the purpose and County Rescue Squad Sunday Dr. David Ruffin, teacher of the a nine-month fellowship from the of candidates for the fellowship is provides a forum for con- morning, September 8. He was course, "who are not touched by the applicant's promise as a sideration of problems and their lying in five to six feet of water at National' Endowment for the this problem. Almost everyone is Humanities. teacher and scholar, based on the solutions. the bottom of Devil's Pool. concerned about some alcoholic The fellowship, which is ef- quality of his work, judgement of Membership in the Council is Larry Winslett, Morris's friend or parent or mate, or may fective immediately, will provide fellow scholars, and merit of the based on several factors. companion, notified Tallulah be a budding or full-blown a study of the culture and folklore proposed study. Primary among these are ac- Falls police about midnight alcoholic himself." of Southern Georgia. A native of Toccoa, Georgia, creditation by the appropriate Saturday that Morris had been Presley received his Ph.D. regional association, appropriate missing since 5 p.m. when the two Dr. Ruffin continued: "Our Presley has been active in the Degree from Emory University number of graduate degrees had separated. connections are so varied that no subject of Southern Georgia where he specialized in the awarded in distinct disciplines, Authorities said that Morris one need feel sensitive or culture through his direction of humanities program of the and available evidence of a high apparently lost his footing on wet ashamed to enroll for this course. three interdisciplinary public Graduate Institute of Liberal quality program. moss and fell into the gorge. "The This illness has been kept a hush- service projects. He has also Arts. He also holds degrees from Since its establishment in 1969, fall knocked him out and he rolled hush topic for many years. The published several articles on Mercer University and the the Georgia Southern Graduate into about five feet of water in attitude has been 'Shut the literature of the Southern! Southern Baptist Theological School has developed into its Devils's Pool. We don't know alcoholic in his bedroom and let Georgia region. His paper on the Seminary. present status of offering 60 whether he was drowned or killed him drink himself to death if folklore of the Altamaha River ^-Presley,* who serves as' majors through nine degree by the fall," a spokesman said. necessary, but don't let the was presented at the annual Director of Freshman English at programs. Morris's death was the second neighbors know.' Only in recent meeting of the South Atlantic | Georgia Southern, also served as The graduate program at GSC at the gorge this summer. years has there been any con- Modern Language Association. First Vice-President of the was initiated in 1958 with Authorities said that two to four certed effort to reach the suf- Presley is the first Georgia Georgia-South Carolina College authorization by the Board of persons lost their lives in the fering alcoholic and his Southern faculty member to English Association. Regents to offer a Teacher gorge each summer because they bewildered, stunned, and receive a fellowship through the Presley is married to the Education program leading to ■» lose their footing on the rocks or heartbroken family, who have no National Endowmeh for the former Beverly Bloodworth of the Master of Education degree. because of inadequate exploring idea of how to help him and who Humanities. The Federal agency Columbus, Georgia. They have Six-year programs in teacher equipment. may not realize that help is annually awards fellowships to a two/sons and one daughter. education were initiated in 1960. Thursday, September 26, 1974 the georgp-anne Page THREE

New Businesses people at southern Pub,Boutique,Recording Studio... A pub, a men's boutique, and a for tape duplication and radio and buying. In addition to their recording studio are among the station commercials. Owners former services, Lanier's has Dr. Origen J. James, former Associate Professor of Accounting at new businesses serving GSC Phillip Alaimo and Bill Lane hope , acquired the services of the the University of Nebraska at Omaha, recently assumed his new students in Statesboro. to have the studio facilities ■Eagle Specialty store. position as Acting Dean of the Georgia Southern School of Business. Hops, Barley, and Rye was completed within two weeks. Downtown Sun Valley Fashions James, a native of Eagle Pass, Texas, assumes the position vacated described by manager Zack The Weis Theatre was recently specializes in reduced-price by the resignationof Dr. Paul LaGrone. In addition to his respon- Smith as offering "an at- divided into two theatres. sportswear for women of all ages. sibilities as Dean, James will serve as Head of the Department of mosphere of togetherness." Not Manager Leon Cochran expects a They carry regular and irregular 50 percent increase in business by merchandise, and sizing from Accounting. ^ ******* only can students enjoy beer or ¥Jf wine with their friends, but they offering the customer a choice ichildren to queen-sized. They Dr. Doyice J. Cotten of the Divison of Health, Physical Education, can also order from a list of over between two fine movies instead also carry a small selection of and Recreation has recently had two articles published. "Local and 30 kinds of sandwiches, seafood, of one. fabric remnants. Total Body Fatigue Effects on Learning and Performance of a Gross and side orders. Providing better and more Motor Skill" was published in Medicine and Science in Sports. It was Located on 301 south of various services was the impetus A new fabric chain store, Jaco, co-authored by William Spieth, Jerry Thomas, and Judson Biasiotto. .Statesboro, Hops also features behind the enlargement of also is located downtown. This The other article, "Effects of Fulcrum Height on Stabilometer Per- pool, pinball, and fooseball in a Lanier's. Owner-Manager John store offers a complete line of formance," was co-authored by Jerry Thomas and Frances Shelley. It relaxed rustic setting. The pub is Larsen believes that the ex- knits, cotton blends, jersies, and appeared in a recent issue of Journal of Motor Behavior. open from 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. week- pansion will provide a more notions. They also carry drapery *********** days, and from 11 a.m. to 12 relaxed atmosphere for browsing and upholstery material. midnight on Saturday. Dr. Lon Carnes, Associate Professor Finance at GSC, has received Hops is owned by Zack Smith, a certificate of appreciation from Frederick Dent, the U.S. Secretary Leonard Sweat, Teddy Manious, Get Flu Vaccines Early of Comerce. and Wayne Grantham. Carnes' certificate was given in view of his service on the Savannah Gentleman John is a new men's Regional Export Expansion Council of the U.S. Department of boutique owned and operated by Health Cottage Warns Commerce. John Hodges, and located in He also recently participated in a conference on Government Trade College Plaza. The shop With fall just around the cor- There is no charge for the shots Development organizations held at The World Trade Center in New specializes in casual wear for the ner, the flu season could hit or services. Because it takes six York. Members on the panel included representatives from The World high school and college market, campus sooner than expected. to eight weeks to build up an- Bank, International Monetary Fund, and other agencies. with jeans also sized for women. And flu, when not fought properly tibodies after receiving the Hodges said he hopes to offer a can become a miserable ex- vaccine, Dr. Anders urges *********** wider variety and more in- perience. everyone to have their shots dividual selection than found in According to Dr. M.V. Anders, before the cool weather steps in. Georgia Southern graduate students David Edward Mills of Toccoa most clothing stores. and Joseph Bourdeau of Hazlehurst recently completed an urban the flu season hits its worst The only allergies one could No longer in their downtown every four years, and for the last have which would reject the study of Statesboro. Ideation, Statesboro Sound has three years it has struck this area vaccine are those to feathers and The study analyzed the growth of Statesboro and presented opened a new studio in Windsor mildly. suggestions for future development. Village. The recording studio Dr. Anders went on to specializes in small production of recommend that all students go Dr. Anders said the infirmary The paper prepared by the two GSC graduate students was rock-and-roll, country and is open every day from 7 a.m. presented to the City of Statesboro and accepted by Statesboro Mayor to the Health Cottage as soon as western, and gospel music. The possible and take the flu vaccine. until 11 P-m. J. Thurman Lanier. business also offers their services Mills received an M.S.T. degree from Georgia Southern at the recent summer commencement. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Tyrus ■Ll^l Al j^^.l^J,^^ft'r^^^ 3JJ E. Mills of Toccoa and is currently employed by Stephens County Junior High School, where he is an instructor of U.S. History. Bourdeau, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Bourdeau of Hazlehurst, also received his M.S.T. degree from GSC and is currently teaching ninth grade geography at Bacon County. He is also assistant football and track coach. Bike Registration Required ; One Dollar Fee Charged

All bicycles operated on the which he must affix to the bicycle Georgia Southern campus must frame in a conspicuous spot be registered, according to Lt. below the seat. Sidney D. Deal of Campus Bicycles on campus are to be Security. ridden only in areas where Students, faculty, and staff automobiles are permitted; should register bicycles at the except when the rider is parking Campus Security office qn the bike in a specified bicycle Sweetheart Circle. The office is parking area. open twenty-four hours a day. All bicycles must be parked in A registration fee of one dollar the racks provided around is charged. campus, except when the racks Mandatory registration will are filled to capacity. In such an help cut down on theft of bicycles, event, bikes may be parked on Lt. Deal said. grassed areas. In addition, registration of The fine for parking a bicycle bicycles will establish legal illegally is $3.00. Other fines, ownership, and will provide a including failure to obey traffic legal basis for any action signals and signs, failure to yield resulting from accidents, thefts, right-of-way to pedestrians, and or abandoned bikes. operating a bike against the "We would like to encourage normal flow of traffic, are $5.00. people to use bikes, as this will Booklets describing the rules help cut down on car traffic," and regulations regarding Deal said. bicycles on campus and their When a bicycle is registered, registration are available at the the owner will be given a sticker Campus Security office.

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G-A Comments On •••

CCC Housing Booklet 4 tf?

The CCC issued this summer something entirely new and never before seen on the GSC campus—a guide to off-campus housing.The George-Anne feels that this guide will be of infinite value to those students who prefer off-campus habitation. It is, in our opinion, about time someone realized that those students who live off-campus; and that these "day students" need help and advice as well as information concerning their rights in renting housing in Statesboro. If the proposals set up concerning the reporting of trouble between landlords and tenants are continued effectively this could be the first step in a movement to make Statesboro a more desirable college community.

Faculty Evaluation

A handbook listing ratings of faculty members evaluated by students has made its appearance on Georgia Southern's campus for the first time this fall. Since the project was first initiated by the CCC over a year ago, it has received both support and resentment. Its value and validity were contested by some on the grounds that GSC Registration- students are not capable of judging how "good" a professor is. Others objected to the basic idea that students be allowed to have the position of rating their instructors. Some balked simply at the idea of publishing such a survey. Even though the booklet raised so much controversy, it should be . viewed in the light that it is a large stride taken by students who feel Blood, Sweat, And Tears that they and the rest of the campus have the right to be informed. And Cotten while this first publication may not be flawless, it does show that a lot of hard work went into the making. It shows that students care enough Nearly 2000 new students were introduced to The committee plans to submit a proposal in about what they believe in to strive for it and not be daunted by a little the Georgia Southern way of life last week as early October for a computer assisted pre- opposition. they entered the hallowed doors of the Hanner registration system. If passed, the system will complex. Now every student on campus has had allow each student to choose both a prefered and a taste of GSC's archaic mode of obtaining a an alternate schedule. The computer will then course schedule, commonly known as make a workable schedule from the student's Visitor Parking registration. choices. Hair pulling, intense nail biting, and a cold Georgia Southern is one of the few colleges left sweat are all familiar signs of the frantic student in the state that does not have pre-registration. It The G-A among others questions the validity of the 44 visitor- who has been turned down at table after table was tried here a few years ago, but proved un-ri designated parking spaces on Lake Drive. While Auxiliary Vending because all the classes he needs are closed out. successful due to improper planning! tries to lead students to the snack bar, and student government ot- Three hours after entering when he has scraped However, with a year of thorough research ficials strive to increase the flow of student bodies (and therefore, together enough course cards to equal 15 hours, behind it, CCC's committee feels confident of minds and opinions) through their offices, maintenance is walking he checks through the auditors only to be faced having found a workable system for his campus. along behing painting No Parking signs over the marked path. with another mad scene in the room where fees The plan of computerized registration is too vital It all appears to be another phase in the conspiracy to close the are paid; a story in itself. for a school with an enrollment of almost 6000 campus to traffic so students will hve to walk even further to classes. not to be given a second try. Now if they can only convince faculty members that they can walk, Hopefully, due to the Central Coordinating; The committee's proposed plan may not run too; or better yet, maybe they can teach maintenance truck drivers Committee's pre-registration committee, GSC's absolutely smoothly in its first attempt, but with what roads were built for. present method of registration will soon be no a little work, kinks can be ironed out. It should at more than a not quite so fond memory. least be given a chance to prove itself. We Never Had thegeorge-anne It So Good EDITORIAL BOARD Lemacks Margo Lemacks [■ Editor Salley Cotten ., Managing Editor "You kids should be thankful; I only wish we'd barefooted past the activity rooms. Don Wood '. ^ News Editor had it so good." Sound like something your At that time, women's lib was something you Dayna Jones /. Business Manager parents would say? Well, it's not! That read about in a "big city" newspaper. At GSC, ; STAFF statement frames my welcome to you as new freshmen girls had to be in by 11 p.m. during "Southerners" from one who's been around for a their first quarter here. And if a female violated Michael Thompson i \m Features Editor while. You just don't know how good you've got a rule (and there were many), she was dealt with Marty Fischer m , k Sports Editor it. by the Women's Student Government Diane Cappelli Assistant News Editor I noticed a long line headed toward the Biology Association, a body seperate and not quite equal Gary Crew major here at GSC was students, for students. Two years misconceptions among some deavored to impress upon you, especially those almost an impossibility in the eyes of the ad- ago, student government decided' students concerning the faculty of you who have just come to GSC, the ad- ministration, it was still a very real dream in Mr. to allocate some of its budget evaluation booklet. 11 seems that vantages you have in entering college now in- Whitside's mind. And he built on that dream to toward modernizing the building a few students are under the stead of in the past years. But there is one thing bring, at long last, a very important course of that at that time was far away, impression that if a particular you all will miss, and there is nothing that can study to GSC. If only he could have seen it in from serving students or anyone faculty member did not appear in make up for your disadvantage. That missing action. As it is, he never got to teach a class else. A home ec class began to Faculty Evaluation '74, he wasn't element is the personality of Mr. Warren under the new program—his program. look at it through different eyes a "good teacher." Whitside. There are no words that can be a substitute to then—as a class project. Each I am not at all certain how this Those of you who knew him as "Chief" will you for the life of Warren Whitside. He was a student submitted a plan for a idea began or what effect it may recall the laughter that was always present in professor to us as students, an advisor to us as a new interior, and the most have had at registration. Newton 1, the Chief's room. He was the kind pt newspaper staff, an example to us as jour- practical was used as a blueprint However, I am certain that this is teacher you automatically like because you nalists; but, above all, he was a friend to us—as for the work that has just been an assumption that no one should sense that he understands slack days and yet people. completed. be blinded by. There are many commands respect. Many students will Because of that friendship, we dedicate this There are now three small, excellent faculty member who remember his stern comand for the journalist first issue of the 1974-75 edition of the George- fully-carpeted conference rooms, did not wish to be listed for many who didn't have a story on time—"If this were a Anne to Professor Warren Whitside. perfect for holding a club or substantial reasons. If you are newspaper and you didn't meet the deadline, And we end this dedication to his life as he organizational meeting. They are curious as to what those reasons how could I put out the newspaper?" But more ended every class he taught here at Southern— available to anyone on a first- were, ask them. than that, they will remember his tolerant "Well, I guess that's thirty for today, people." come , first-served basis. In The Central Coordinating smile as he added, "Just have it in by five."' addition, there is a larger room Committee hopes that the time, -MX. which can be divided in two, also effort, and money spent on the Page SIX EAGLE BULLETIN Thursday, September 26, 1974 activities, announcements, information

Classified Ads Schedule Of Events An attic sale will be held FOR SALE: 1973 Honda CL 350. FOR SALE: Electro voice 130 September 27 and 28 in a large 4000 miles. Excellent condition. wait AM-FM stereo receiver and house 26 7:00 p.m. Planetarium Show - Physics-Math Lecture Hall $725 Contact Dave Cook in the amplifier and two 24 inch 70-watt on the corner of Savannah and 7:00 p.m. Smoker; Alpha Tau Omega CCC office. speakers. Must sell. Excellent Ave. Zetterower Ave. The sale 8:30 p.m. Smoker: Sigma Nu condition. Contact Dave Caswell. will offer bargains on fur- KOR SALE; 1968 Impala Coupe niture, appliances, clothing, and 15 York Hall. 27 10:30 p.m. This is Georgia Southern College Chevrolet—real clean—body and special homecooked foods. "The Wonderful World of Baseball" engine in perfect condition. 283- Be unique! Have your new It will be open on Friday from 9 WVAN-TV Channel 9 engine—gets good gas mileage. clothes custom-sewed to your a.m. until 8 p.m. and on Saturday specifications. Guaranteed fit! from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m. The sale Must sell—$750. Call 764-2849. 9:00 p.m. VK movie - Bananas - Very reasonable prices. Call is sponsored by Statesboro's C $.50 Expert repair on your TV by a Connie at 681-4106. service League, and all proceeds Biology Lecture Hall qualified technician. Reasonable will go back into the community Art Exhibit - Foy lobby prices plus fast service. Call for FOUND: wristwatch in Hanner through other league projects. free estimates. 764-2849. Gym during registration. Call 29 9:00 p.m. CUB movie - Bananas - $.50 681-2946. YARD SALE—Will be held Biology Lecture Hall KOR SALE: 1966 Ford pickup Saturday, September 28 at 449 S. truck. In good condition—$700.14 KOR SALE: good used flute. Call College St. Something for 30 7.00 p.m. Smoker: Delta Tau Delta West Inman St. after 4:30 p.m. 681-2946. everyone. 8:30 p.m. Smoker: Sigma Pi organizational news Fathom Club Geology The purpose of this meeting The Georgia Southern Five The first regular meeting of the will be to introduce new members Fathom Club will hold its first Georgia Southern Geology Club and to discuss upcoming ac- meeting of the school year on will be held at 7:00 p.m. Wed- tivities. The reorganization of the Monday, September 30,1974. The nesday, October 2 in Herty 108. Chemistry Club into an American agenda includes 1) election of Plans for the coming year will be Chemical Society (ACS) Student club officers; 2) selection of the. discussed. This year's officers Chapter has been approved by time and day of meeting; and 3) are Paul McElveen, President; the ACS Council Committee on discussion of the first drive trip. Steve Cowan, Vice-President; Chemical Education. The official All divers and persons interested Dale Lanier, Secretary; and Joe charter will be presented to the are invited to meet in Room 152 of Summerour, Treasure. The chapter at the October meeting of Hanner Gym at 7:00 p.m. Geology Club is open to all per- the ACS Coastal Empire Section Interested students are • sons interested in geology. in Savannah. currently organizing a hiking Membership in the chapter is Club. The club, whose purpose Chemistry open to all students majoring in will be to plan hiking expeditions The first meeting of the chemistry or other related and to study ecology and related Chemistry Club will be held disciplines. Any person in- subjects, is open to un- tonight at 7:30 in the Chemistry terested in joining should contact dergraduates, graduates, and Conference Room of Herty Jeff King, Sephalee Hunter, or faculty, both male and female. Building. any other member of the chapter. For more information, call Jerry Tuttle at 764-4991. The Bio-Science Big Team The Bioscience Club cookout will be held Friday, September by 27. Other activities planned for the quarter include a business 'Rumble meeting and election of officers Seats" on October 3 at 7:30 in BioRoom "^V) £*w? E-201. A possible field trip is being planned for October 5-6. The trip would be an overnight canoe trip down the Altamaha 40 River from Ft. Barrington to BOO IK EXCHi ANGE Darien. PRESENTS A 5^ 'c Discount12 Photography Price The Photography Club of DISCOUl NT Georgia Southern was organized to all GSC Stud« jnts! in May. The club is open to all students interested in Shop w here paperback s are photography. For further in- formation, contact Dr. John sold yes ir-round at 40% -50% Parcels, the advisor, at Landrum below r Hi Rise Navy Box 8023. etail! And whf »re can you trai e books, Denim, 36 Inch Th< or mag« izines, or comic s - 2 for 1? Bottom. Size 5-13 magazines 20° comics Lazy Daisy Coed Corner 2nd Fl. At the BOOK 615 r. 'iia'l,' 'a l!lock Kast of Bulloch County Hospital E; KCHANI BE Gifts 22 E. Main Needlepoint -1 letween Henry's Quality Discount World 1 Uptown Statesboro Free Instruction the Tropic Shop Park Free Rear Of Store Thursday, September 26, 1974 the george-anne Page SEVEN '74 Summer Quarter At A Glance

An annex was added to the rear of the Administration Building.

Non-tenure contracts caused Vice-President Quick said that an Atlanta man, John T. Weller, unrest among the faculty this the clause was merely a were arrested July 10 when a summer. According to the new clarification of policy, and not a plane in which they were contracts, the faculty members new policy at all. passengers crashed on Jamaica. r "have no right to, vested in- Another big news story this The plane was reportedly terests in, or expectancy of owned by Knight and piloted by summer was the arrest in Weller. further or continued employment Jamaica of Statesboro at this institution or within the businessman B.W. Knight on Four hundred sixty-two students graduated from Georgia Southern University System of Georgia." charges of possession of cocaine. After the crash, police' this summer. One hundred and eighty one of those students received The above clause did away with allegedly confiscated a small their Masters degrees. Keynote speaker for the ceremony was John C. "implied tenure", whereby amount of cocaine that was on the Larry Chapman was named plane. Stephens, Jr., Dean of the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences at the faculty without tenure could head basketball coach at GSC, University of Georgia. expect continued employment by following the resignation of Knight, 49, is a Statesboro real the college. former coach J.E. Rowe. estate dealer. He owns an Chapman was Director of apartment complex on South Physical Education and Athletics Mulberry Street, and also the for the Auburn, Alabama, City University Village Apartments. School System. University Village is located on A Student Registrar Plan was Chandler Road across the street proposed by the CCC this sum- from Johnson Hall, and near the mer. The plan was accepted by Baptist Student Union. the County Registrar. (See related story, p.! n According to the plan, four students will be deputized as registrars with the power to register students as voters in Bulloch County. The" GSC Summer Repertory Theatre performed two plays this summer: "The Curious Habits of Man," and "Separate Tables." Much remodeling was done on campus, including the redecoration of Williams Center and the landscaping at the lake/. Summer quarter ended with graduation ceremonies held August 15 in Hanner Fieldhouse. Over 475 students received degrees.

The trial of B.W. Knight, Statesboro businessman, may be Summer quarter students watched on as more progress was made on the new library. postponed until December. J.E. Rowe, GSC basketball Knight has been charged by coach, resigned his post this past Jamaican authorities with July. possession of cocaine. Knight and

Students Debbi Rush and Freddie Thompson rehearse a scene from "The Curious Habits of Man" Landscaped walkways, designed by Frank Proctor, were completed during the summer' months. Page EIGHT the george-anne Thursday, September 26, 1974

ACROSS 1. South American beast of burden. Southern 6. Matching. 10. Garbage boat. 14. Enthusiastic. 15. Sat astride a horse. Comfort 16. Atmosphere emanating from a specific person. 17. In the midst of. 18. Girl's name. 19. Brawl; fight. Southern Comfort is hereby dedicated to anybody who is, or ever has 20. To badger, worry. been, eaten up with a case of the blues. Wired out kicked in the head 21. Sweet potato. dirt mean badass blues have no bias. They unscrupulously attack 23. Dismays; offends. anyone regardless of race, creed, sex, or bread roll. 25. Former heavyweight Southern Comfort intends to fight this Communist menace with whatever sordid means it feels necessary. In a merciless attempt to champion. 26. Ever (poetic). bring its burned-out readers back into the warm golden glowing mellow mainstream of Life it may present such fabricated firsts as 27. Going to great or exaggerated underground humor, gospel pie, strange sports, raw reviews, inhuman length. interest stories, hot scandal sheets from tight places, boogie news 31. Ghosts; specters. reports, and other similarly comforting lampoons. 35. Encounters. Tentative formats and topics which may soon appear include such 36. Respond to a stimulus. features as: "Thunderfoot & Lighthead"—a poignant probe into the 38. Decay. comical antics of two lovable freakes; 39. Unrefined metals. •'Through the Windshield"—a first person story of how DUI quickly 40. Leather with a napped sur- face. became DOA; "Place Your Bets"—the inside story of illegal cockroach racing in 41. To uncover, reveal. college dormitories; 42. Small child. "Let Them Eat Grass"— a pre-review of Euell Gibbon's next book; 43. Fruit associated with William 5. Socks with a diamond-shaped 37. Snakelike fish. including Euell's own personal recipe for hash brownies; Tell. pattern. 40. Malicious. "The G.S.C. Virgin: Myth or legend?"—All new statistics on the 44. Idaho city. 41. South African of Dutch sensous southern belle; and 45. Show; demonstrate. 6. Prune a tree. descent. "You're Stepping on my Stache"—a recent report reveals that one 47. Pittsburgh football player. 7. Gained a victory. 43. Son of Adam and Eve. of every 7 students is a narc and offers valuable tips on how to identify 49. Vietnamese New Year. 8. Thought. 44. Snoopy's relatives. these civil servants. Take a hit off Southern Comfort and relax. 50. Auditory organ. 9. Indian tribe of Idaho and 46. Pronoun meaning "that 51. Green herb used as a garnish. Northwestern U.S. (2 words). identical one." 55. Joker; wit. 10. Organized big-game hunt. This Week's Hard Goods 48. Iced beverage. The following comforting quote was found in an old NATIONAL 56. Taxi. 11. Twist; coil. 59. East Indian herb. 51. Thin flat mats or cushions. LAMPOON dated 1972 by Tony Hendra. 12. By mouth. 60. Not aft. 52. Away from the wind. "Deteriorata" 13. Methods. 53. Lion's verbalization. "Go placidly amid the noise and waste and remember what comfort 62. Tibetan city. 22. Goal. 64. Distribute playing cards. 54. Days of (time there may be in owning a piece thereof. Avoid quiet and passive 24. Carbonized moss. long past). 65. Soviet mountain range. persons unless you are in need of sleep. Rotate your tires. Speak 25. Music and painting, for 66. Artist's implement. 55. A ridge or lump raised on the glowingly of those greater than yourself and heed their advice even example. body by a blow. 67. Vassal. though they be turkeys: Know what to kiss and when. Consider that 27. Act, on stage. 56. Law suit. 68. Pre-Easter holiday. 28. Copying machines two wrongs never make a right but that three do. Wherever possible 69. Hot water vapor. 57. On the ocean. put people on hold. Be comforted that in the face of all aridity and manufacturer. 58. Healing ointment. 29. Masticating equipment. disillusionment and despite the changing fortunes of time, there is DOWN 61. Went at a rapid pace on foot. always a big fortune in computer maintenance. Remember the 30. Blow up. 1. Slant. 31. Walks in shallow water. 63. Chapeau. Pueblo. Strive at all times to bend, fold, spindle, and mutilate. Know 2. Tibetan holy man. 32. To be in last place. yourself. If you need help, call the FBI. Exercise caution in your daily 3. Full of intense interest or 33. Equine. affairs, especially with those persons closest to you. That lemon on By Gary Crew excitement. 34. Guide a car. your left, for instance. Be assured that a walk through the ocean of 4. Male adults. G-A Copy Editor most souls would scarcely get your feet wet. Fall not in love therefore; it will stick to your face. Gracefully surrender the things of youth, birds, clean air, tuna, Taiwan; and let not the sands of time get in your lunch. Hire people with hooks. For a good time call 606-4311: ask for Ken. Take heart amid the deepening gloom that your dog is finally we have WORDS getting enought cheese: and reflect that whatever misfortune may be your lot, it could only be worse in Milwaukee. You are a fluke of the universe: You have no right to be here, and whether you hear it or not, bound in neat the universe is laughing behind your back. Therefore make peace with your God, whatever you conceive him to be: Hairy Thunderer or little packages Cosmic Muffin. With all its hopes, dreams, promises, and urban renewal, the world continues to deteriorate. Give up." Happy Trails Cowboy

Fast Ship cruised faster than 36 knots. Designed for conversion to a The oceanliner The United troopship, the 817-foot vessel States, which set the Atlantic could steam at 40 knots, or 48 crossing record in 1952, was land miles an hour. Removed the fastest ever placed in from service in 1970, the ship service. The ship frequently is berthed at Norfolk.

Welcome Back GSC Students! get'em McAllister's at the Bridal and Gift Boutique landrum Make us your headquarters center for gifts For the coming year. Statesboro Mall GSC Thursday, September 26, 1974 the george-anne I>age NINE Success Guide iffkTkbld— momentarily stunned by the clarity of your reasoning and the force of your style, may fail to notice that you are not answering XCornpLHiNii^ his question at all. Inspire confidence in your >,, i OR U>>»» answers with such attributive Wo\v> ^oRo^ devices as "Boorstin insisted," jtotf ftuo^J ^'Hn "Galbraith affirmed," or "McLuhan has consistently held." Surely the professor hasn't read everything by these authors and will hesitate to mark off points even if he suspects you may be wrong. In the event mat you cannot think of an author to Aim>£^ tax. cite, simply use "some authorities have repeatedly contended, however." The last paragraph of your answer should begin with "even so," "nevertheless," or "in spite of." This shows that you are an open-minded individual, a tolerant humanist willing to see all sides of an issue. When in doubt about your facts or figures, use "clearly," "of course," "obviously," or "it is axiomatic that."

The writing style of your an- swers will depend largely upon how your professor expresses which of four selections is are on your own. faculty, giving suggestions on Two Out of Three himself. If he is one of those correct. If your professor is Now that these must secrets how to deal with practitioners of Grover Cleveland received timid, cautions, conservative, or have been revealed to you these techniques. And I'm going the greatest number of popu- academics who has become lar votes in the presidential unable to speak without the dull, and if you do not know the students, the writer would like to to do it just as soon as I can get devote a later piece to the my tongue out of my cheek. elections of 1884, 1888 and jargon of his field, then your answer to one of his questions, 1892 but was only elected to answer must get right down and choose either No. 2 or No. 3. More that office twice. In 1888, wallow in jargon to get itself often than not he will have though he had a plurality of understood. This writer once cautiously hidden the answer in a over 100,000 votes, he lost to knew a professor who could not safe place between the two more Meet a new friend Benjamin Harrison 233 to 168 get through a single sentence vulnerable outside positions. in the electoral college. without saying "normative," Imaginative, jocular, liberal- "empirical," or "heuristic." A minded profs often write their with an old problem. sad fellow, but successful. He is quiz questions in a euphoric now a dean in one of America's mood, delighting in their own largest universities. cleverness. When in doubt on Other profs are plainer sorts these fellows' questions, choose who hate jargon and avoid it No. 1, as they like to pour out Give a hoot! whenever possible. Keep this in their genius without restraint, mind when you decide whether to tacking on the three subsequent Don't pollute. write directly and forcefully as choices like so many vermiform Join Woodsy. WHAT'S NEW Hemingway would have had you appendices. Give a hoot. Don't pollute. do, or to concoct sentences such The only good advice for Fill-in- Work out ways to AT COLLEGE PLAZA as "Randomly codified multi- the-blank questions is to write in make wastes useful. dimensional perceptual states something, even if it's wrong. OFF ZETTEROWER AVE. are inversely related to cognitive Blanks that are left blank are modernity." regarded as indications of Multiple-choice questions apathy, sloth, or stupidity. require the student to divine With true-false questions you taemflnjofin

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Located in University Plaza on Georgia Avenue l'ago fKN the george-anne Thursday, September 26, 1974 Three Penny Opera To Be Masquers' Fall Musical Kurt Weill's "Three Penny news of the elopement and black- end; his wife Polly, Luci Brown, Opera." a'"gusty, exciting show" or the ladies of the night," said about the Beggars -Union of the mails the Chief of Police, a friend of Mack's into arresting "the Dr. Richard Johnson, director of Soho District of London, will be Knife" during his weekly visit to the show. .Masquers' Fall production. his favorite brothel. Mack is 'Funny Johnson said the show is "Three Penny Opera" was first captured and thrown in jail. "funny, a little bawdy, and dif- produced in Berlin in 1928 and While there, he entrances the ferent." He also said there are dominated the German music jailer's daughter, Luci Brown, many roles available: 12 men's scene for 15 years, until it was and she lets him go. His weekly roles and 11 women's roles. There banned by the Nazis during weakness for the brothel is his is not much of a "chorus" part, World War II. The best-known downfall and once again he is Bawdy for all have minor song from the show, "Mack the caught and jailed. This time he is speaking roles. Tonight is the Knife", became the German sentenced to hang. The day final night of auditions at Mc- Underground's theme song scheduled for his execution is Croan Auditorium. Interested during this time. The show also the day Victoria is crowed persons should bring a song with opened in New York in 1954 and queen of England. Because of her which they are familiar to the ran for 2,707 performances, or coronation, Victoria grants the y Different audition. "Singers, dancers, and seven years. rogue amnesty and even gives technical people, as well as ac- The play is the story of Polly him a title with an income of tors, are needed," Johnson said. Peachum, daughter of the King of 10,000 pounds a year. "You never The production dates are set the Beggars, who elopes with the know who gets him (Mack) in the for November 20-23 in McCroan chief gangster Mack the Knife, Auditorium. Mr. Peachum is enraged at the L L A M A T VJ 1 N s C O W E" A Q E R R O D E A 0 R A A M o N 1 N E z F R A y j REX'S PAWN SHOP N A G-l Y AMI A P PA L L s A L I E E R % Come in and see our new merchandise E X T R E M E| VI * A r T H s M E £ T S R E A C r R 0 T Western Shirts - Solids and Plaids, E E O R E" ^ S u D El T A R Flannel Shirts •> T O r A P P L E B o 1 S E E H I B 1 T Is T E E E R Hats and Caps - All Styles, By Gary Crew T E T E A Unredeemed Articles "BON VOYAGE," I TOLD ME P A R S L E YBVJA 5-1 C A B Pistols and Knives I took a trip. A L O E F o iR E L M A S A I remembered my suitcases. V Ef A U a A t E A S E L I remembered my clothes. S E R E T S T E 23rd West Main St. I remembered my shoes. F L N A M I remembered my toothbrush. CCC Fall Workshop1 will be I remembered my blanket. held in Williams Center Cof- I remembered my razor, and feehouse Room Saturday, Sep- my books, tember 28, 1:00-5:00. Everyone and my ties, and my pillow, and invited. Speakers, Refreshments. my clock WVGS But I forgot myself. Continued from Page 1 News, Sports, and Production THE GAMES WE PLAY Announcers, General An- II we're so right for each other. nouncers, Public Relations, Why, then, when we play Public Affairs, and Music Per- Scrabble, sonnel. Do 1 always get the Q Gary Robertson is Station When you have all the U's? Manager for WVGS. T " ' T minin-'T --IMU..1 Follow Your Friends to KENAN'S^ds 25 Siebald Street - Behind First Bui loch Bank - Downtown

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Ode To The Lost And Weary Freshman ; Tennis Lost And Found Anyone/A o Dial ^ Ext. All racquet swinging students are invited to use any of the 12 tennis courts on campus. Courts 2^^ are located at the Hanner *dtJ\J building, and behind Hendricks I)()n,, jc jf have ,os( Hall. Two courts are presently vour favorite sweater or your not- under construction behind so-favorite history book. Check Johnson Hall. (ne Los( and Founcj center in the basement of the Administration building. Items found can be turned in here, too. ^—"1 \

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Now On Campus Check cashing services are available to GSC students in the Comptroller's office on the first floor of the Administration building. The cashier will cash, checks under $25, and all students must present their ID cards. Open from 9 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 p.m. until 4:30.

GSC's Rosenwald Library offers many services besides the traditional library functions. Health Cottage Meets To help fight the litter problem They have a "New Books" and also to help alleviate the bookshelf that houses topical, drain of our natural resources, recently published books. Books Sick Students' Needs five pitch in trash cans have been are also reserved for courses The GSC Infirmary (Health Cottage) is located across Georgia placed in various spots on when requested. Avenue from the Foy Fine Arts Building. The Cottage is staffed with campus. Instead of throwing old Among the rarer items, the term papers, junk mail, one full-time physician, one physician's assistant, nurses, ana a part- library carries U.S. documents time pharmacist. A psychiatrist is available on a consultative basis, notebooks, newspapers, and and special collection of books boxes in the garbage, find your and the staff of the Bulloch County Hospital is available when needed. and letters. A wide variety of The physician's regular office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon and nearest pitch in can and recycle! periodicals and 73 newspapers Cans are located in Landrum, 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. He is also available at any time for emergencies. are available. A collection of Students presenting themselves for treatment to the Health Cottage Newton, the Computer Center, albums may be checked out or should have their student ID's with them. Foy, and the Hanner lobby. used in the library's listening rooms. Also helpful to students The health fee paid by the students covers the cost of routine are the Xerox services, typing medical care (including routine laboratory work), preventative rooms, and seminar rooms medicine, first aid, self medication programs for minor illnesses, and located in the library. hospitalization in the Infirmary. Basic fees are charged for special laboratory work such as tests for infectious mononuclebsis, tests for pregnancy, blood sugar tests, white blood cell counts, A-ray, allergy injections, suturing ot lacerations, and treatment of fractures.

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Need a ride home? Or do you The board is equipt with maps have a car and need riders to designating different sections of share gas expenses? A ride board the country and of Georgia. In- is set up in Landrum Center to structions for filling out cards help students with this problems. with the necessary information are also on the board.

Facilities open for use include the A wide variety of facilities are between 7 and 10 p.m. on week- swimming pool, weight room, Available for the use of all GSC nights and from 1 p.m. until 6 gymnastics room, tennis courts, students in the Hanner Complex p.m. Saturday and Sunday. and the gymnasium. Page TWELVE the george-anne Thursday, September 26, 1974 Proctor Raises Orchids Ever heard of anyone washing that an orchid can stay on the terest. His daughter is majoring 'Lady Slippers' in the bathtub? plant as long as four weeks. in Landscape Architecture and That's what Frank Proctor he wants to have enough plants does, except the 'Lady Slippers' Orchids are not the type of ready to set out for her use by the are actually a type of orchid and flower the average person grows. time she graduates. the bathtub is the easiest place to People feel that they are too It may De easy for a man like wash the orchids. Proctor, difficult to keep alive. But Proctor to grow sensitive things Assistant Director Maintenance Proctor doesn't grow his orchids like orchids, but there aren't at Georgia Southern, has been in a greenhouse but in his den. many people who grow them for a raising orchids for eight months. The normal house temperature hobby. So maybe it does help to Proctor buys his orchid bulbs is ideal for the orchids, and the have a touch of the green thumb. from a greenery in Miami, Georgia sunlight shining through Florida, receives the bulb in a my windows is adequate," said Co-op pot, and grows the orchids from Proctor. Continued from Page 1 the bulb stage. "I feed my orchids about once milk, because the co-op does not His collection is numbered at every four week and water them have a freezer for storing such sixteen and he plans to add one once every two weeks," ex- items at this time. type of orchid each month. "I plained Proctor. He has a variety The co-op will operate ac- want to have something blooming of colors and types such as cording to one of two plans. One each season," explained Proctor. cymbidium, cattleya and 'lady plan calls for a small mark-up on slippers'. the cost of the foods to cover the "I plan to grow the orchids Besides growing orchids, he costs of running the program. myself once my collection grows almost every type of The other plan involves a small reaches the number of 50," said flower there is. Proctor, who has membership fee for the same Proctor. "I can get as many as served as Bulloch County Road purpose. five orchids off an adult plant Commissioner, has another A decision between the two each season." Proctor explains reason for his green thumb in- plans has not yet been made.

By Johnny Fiide !S3MNS5£T33M>*KSIS3MMCS3I2 NEIL YOUNG - ON THB BEACH (Heprise)

It is becoming a bit difficult to figure our Neil Young these days. His voice remains soft and shy, yet he continues to hold our at- tention. He is a very limited guitarist, but he creates an ex- tremely appealing variety of rest of the album is your average decided to just play his old music. I believe that some of Neil Young. Neil Young has albums some more, or maybe Neil's success is based on his become very predictable. His just wait for the new C, S, N & Y personality. He seems to be the first albums were very good album. Better yet, just stick with kind of person that we would all (After the Goldrush" Poco, by far the leaders in the like to spend a few hours talking remains his finest); his newer field of country rock. Although with. However, we must settle for albums are likeable. His work Neil Young will still beat any hearing his records, which is not James Taylor (Gak! Snore!) a bad consolation, really. with Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young was brilliant; his newer albums garbage, he has yet to top the This disk is pretty much like his are still likeable. If this gives "Goldrush" album. I'd still like last, "Harvest", which is nothing you any idea of where Young to meet the guy, though... to go berserk over. The title cut is stands today, you have probably a beautiful piece of work, but the Town&'Qrnpus Tharmacy University Plaza Shopping Center just arrived! new shipment of jewelry earrings -hoops, bottles PANDORA Chokers —beaded & corked TIES ONE ON chains —variety of styles The Classy, Coat, Unuwnted JrOu*. and beaded necklaces Cardigan.. . . big, beautiful, and bulky in 100r/r Orion, wrapped over solid heather trousers Survey's show four out of of 50$ Dacron/507r Orion. five women suffer from unsightly hair on face or body. 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Physical Education and Athletics Both President Duncan and for the Auburn, Alabama, City While working the field of Clements commented that they Educational Administration at School System, has been named were pleased to announce the Auburn, Corless served as a head basketball coach at Georgia appointment of Chapman. "We Southern College, according to graduate assistant with the feel that Larry's experience as a basketball program under GSC President Dr. Pope Duncan player, as a coach and as a and Athletic Director J.I. Chapman, who was then head teacher will continue to develop Freshman Coach. Clements. our basketball program out- In June of 1971, he received a Clements and GSC Athletic standingly. He has accepted the Committee were responsible for commission in the United States challenge and we're pleased to Air Force and was stationed for finding a successor to the position have him with us at Georgia recently vacated by former the next 14 months at Homestead Southern, " they added. Air Force Base, Miami, Fla. He Eagle mentor J.E. Rowe. then served six months with the Chapman lettered in Varsity David Corless, a former graduate assistant with the Dade County School System in Basketball at Auburn University Miami. under the coaching talent of Joel basketball programs at the Eves and in 1963-64 co-captained University of North Carolina and Larry Chapman Dave Corless the Auburn Five. Auburn University, has been named new assistant basketball • His basketball career began at coach at Georgia Southern. Ludowici High School where he His appointment was approved was a varsity player. During his recently by the University senior high year he was selected System of Georgia Board of to participate in the Georgia High Regents. School Basketball All-Star Game Corless, a native of Charleston, ( WELCOME! ti and was later awarded an S.C., most recently served as athletic scholarship in basketball assistant basketball coach at at Auburn. Auburn High School under new Since that time Chapman has Georgia Southern head coach remained in Auburn. He com- Larry Chapman. pleted both his B.S. and M. Ed A former high school All- Degrees there and began his American at North Charleston professional career in education. High School, Corless was From 1964-1970 he was Head awarded an athletic grant-in-a' i Freshman Basketball Coach at to LaGrange College, where he Auburn. In 1970 he joined the served as captain during his 1966 public school system of Auburn. senior year. He received a The new Eagle coach is the Bachelor of Arts degree in health recipient of several major and physical education from awards and honors including La Grange where he was selected "Coach of the Year" in 1973 as to Who's Who Among American voted by the Alabama High Colleges and Universities. School Athletic Association He served as a graduate Border Conference . He was assistant in the basketball named Citizen of the Year by the program at the University of Auburn Civitan Club and during North Carolina in 1966 and '67 as his basketball career was the Tar Heels finished fourth and selected to the All-Southeastern second in the NCAA national Conference Sophomore tournament. The new GSC Basketball Team. assistant coach earned a Masters He holds membership in the of Arts and Teaching Degree in Auburn "A" Club, the Phi Physical Education from North Gamma Delta social fraternity, Carolina. Corless entered the and of the Auburn Rotary Club. Auburn University graduate This year he was elected to the school in the Fall of 1969 after a Board of Directors of the year as player-coach in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes Australia Amateur Basketball

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Swim team coach Helen House, Albourn College and is presently tennis coach Marsha Connors, a graduate assistant with the and basketball coach Linda Physical Education department. Crowder are three good reasons According to Ms. House, the why Georgia Southern's swim team evolved from a club Women's Intercollegiate Athletic started by a few interested Program promises to provide-an female swimmers. From this exciting 1974-75 season. These slow start, Ms. House has built up women are confident women's an interest in swimming among sports at GSC will take a giant women athletes. "I'm looking for leap this year towards being dedication in my team," said recognized as a vital and in- Coach House. "A swimmer teresting part of the college's spends many long, lonely hours in Buddy Alexander and Billy Mitchell are expected to lead Eagle golfers this season. athletic program. the pool. Competitive swimming All three coaches have already is something you have to work at held organized meetings for any constantly. female wishing to vie for a "I'm very optimistic about the Go Ifers Ready For Opener position on a team. At these future of women's athletics at meetings the coaches, discussed GSC. We no longer have to fight against the established but now training rules, team The Georgia Southern golf will be played on Ohio State's requirements, and practice have the opportunity to work with The Eagles, who lost only one team will be trying to improve on Scarlet Course in Columbus, Ohio them." starter from last year's squad, schedules. an outstanding 1973-74 season as renowned as the finest college If the response from Southern's will be led by seniors Billy Mit- Linda Crowder, a graduate course in America. faculty and students is as en- they open their 1974-75 tour- chell and Buddy Alexander. assistant with the H.P.E.R. nament schedule October 4 by The teams were selected ac- thusiastic as these dedicated department, has been working competing in the prestigious cording to their records over the coaches, we can be looking When asked how the team looks her returning basketball players past three seasons. Ron Roberts, forward to seeing Georgia Buckeye Fall Classic hosted by so far, Roberts said, "Right now for the past two weeks. Ms. head golf coach at GSC, said that Southern rank high as a promoter Ohio State University. we seem to be a little ahead of Crowder, who received her un- this would probably be the of women's sports not only in the The tournament, which will what we were last year, and dergraduate degree in Physical feature perhaps the finest 15 toughest field of teams . that the everything looks real good." state but also in the nation." Education at Georgia Southern, college golf teams in the nation, Eagles have ever faced. feels women's sports at GSC will grow rapidly in the next few years. "I feel that the women's athletic program is important to the growth of GSC. Women want equal opportunity to athletic SMART GIRLS KNOW CREATIVE COLORING PENCILS participation," said Ms. Crowder. "Women have the same BY <%JtXs /Jwfe

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