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This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Digital Collections at Aggie Digital Collections and Scholarship. It has been accepted for inclusion in NCAT Student Newspapers by an authorized administrator of Aggie Digital Collections and Scholarship. For more information, please contact [email protected]. THE4*f7 REGISTER "TVMM-COMPLETf BTCE AWARENESlUlDtklLXCS FOCfMBR COHfLETW—l PTEC ICOMMITMENT WMMWMgHiT**' C- ? •PES^MMP VOLUME XLV , NUMBER 6 NORTH CAROUNA AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL STATE UNIVERSITY. CREENSROtQ SEPTEMBER 14 1973 193 Out Of 1500 Vote Phillip Arterbery Is Elected Freshman Class President By Rosie A. Stevens Kathy Ward is Miss Freshman. the turnout, approximately The newly elected officers 10% of the freshman class. The results of the freshman were given the oath of office by The elections committee class elections were announced Clarence Jones, Attorney concurred with the small turnout here Thursday shortly after 8:00 General of SGA. with the exact figures given by p.m. in Room 213 of the Union. All officers expressed thanks Ronald Penny 193 out of Phillip Arterbery won the office to the students who supported approximately 1500 freshmen . of President with a total of 82 them during the campaign and "It was a poor turnout" Penny votes as opposed to 56 votes for who voted during the election. stated, one of the poorest Tony Tyson, his closest Arterbery stated that he would turnouts we have seen." This was contender. For Vice President, "try my best to fulfill the the third election seen by the Michael Farrar won with a total confidence expressed in me by committee. Bennie Glover, of 7 2 votes, with Anthony the voters." He also said that he chairman of the committee, Motley trailing with 50 votes. would Work with his executive stated that one reason for the Carol Parkensen had a total of 91 committee in leading the votes, winning the office of freshman class during the coming low turnout was "poor treasurer. year. Michael Farrar, vice publicity" along with other factors. Brinkley Faulcon The Title of Miss Freshman president, indicated that he expressed his feelings with "I was hotly contested with a wanted to make the freshman really think it is apathetic." margin of less than the required class "the best ever". "We are ten percent of the total votes already faced with problems," he On an optimistic note, Lloyd necessary for an undisputed win. said, "since we are the freshman Inman stated that "the class, and we are just beginning." candidates were well qualified The contest was between Phyllis Photo By Lance Glover with 43 votes and Kathy He indicated that the officers for their positions." PHILLIP ARTEBERY Ward with 59 votes. However, at would "rely on Marilyn Marshall the time of the announcement, and Lloyd Inman for advice and Phyllis deferred to Kathy so that in meeting our expectations." Arriving after the announcement University Bookstore Head Says of the election returns, Kathy Ward, Miss Freshman, expressed 9 incredulity at winning. "You've There Definitely Is A Shortage got to be kidding! This is too By Cassandra Wright previously enrolled in and much. I really don't believe I a month for the order to be When James Meachem, head instead generally wait until the won." She recovered for a available. of the University Bookstore,was end of the semester to return moment to express thanks to Meachem urges that all asked as to whether or not there those books. those who voted for her. students return books that was a shortage of books in the Still another reason, he said belong to the bookstore if they When asked for comment bookstore his reply was, "There for the shortage, was are not presently being used so concerning the elections, Marilyn is definitely a shortage of out-of-stock merchandise. that others enrolled in a Marshall, president of the SGA, books." Meachem said publishers order particular course will not have to said she felt that a "shorter span He stated that one reason from printers and,if the publisher wait for books to be ordered. of time between voting and the was the lack of participation in underorders, then it takes around announcement of the results enrollment. He explained this to should be made.' She added later mean that sometimes there is that she thought the conduct of over enrollment in a course, New Research Project the elections was "smooth" but thereby causing a limited number that she was "disappointed" at KATHY WARD of books to be available for that course. He said the bookstore Probes Air Pollution may have 30 books for a section but perhaps 50 may be enrolled Automobile noise pollution, the Ford Motor Company to Dr. Homecoming Committee in the class. which many observers believe Amar Datta, associate professor Meachem said another reason will soon come under close of mechanical engineering at the for the shortage was that after federal scrutiny, is the subject of University. Sets Theme For Event the add-and-drop period, a new $5 1,000 research project Datta and a group of A&T Earlier this week the Market, Murrow Boulevard and students fail to return the books at A&T. engineering students will study Homecoming Committee by the Stadium. for the courses they had The grant was announced by the effect of various engine adopted "Power Through Unity, Inman also presented a properties on the exhaust noise Dignity and Pride" as the 1973 tentative schedule of activities of the automobile. Homecoming theme. for Homecoming week which "At a time when the attention The theme was suggested by was also adopted by the Yearbook Will Contain of the public is focused on the Lloyd Inman, vice-president of committee. A campus clean-up purity of the air we breathe and the Student Government campaign is scheduled for on the automobile as one Association, on behalf of the Monday, Oct. 9; on Tuesday, a 75 Color Pages In '74 important contributor to its SGA. In presenting the theme, song festival is being planned. He pollution," said Datta, "the auto Inman said it symbolized the said Miss A&T will host a social By Floyd D. Weatherspoon entertainers and personalities on industry is looking years ahead uniting of student body and hour on Wednesday evening and campus. and anticipating possible federal alumni in working for the Coronation is slated for When you receive your Along with color pictures, guidelines on auto noise betterment of the school. Thursday. Dances are scheduled yearbook for this school year, it more written material will be pollution." In further business of the for Friday and Saturday nights in will include more than 75 color presented. This will include He said certain states have committee, Maj. Robert Irving Moore Gym. pages for an added cost of $5,000 poetry and write ups on already adopted guidelines of outlined the parade route, which Inman also noted that the fee which was allotted by the organizations, class queens, and their own. will be the same route as last for Coronation has been University. Color pictures will be Miss A&T. Size of the yearbook "There is no doubt," added year, starting at Laurel Street by decreased from $35 to $25 this of the senior class, band, football will also increase approximately Datta, "thatjif we can find some Scott and Cooper Hall down to year. and basketball teams, some (See Yearbook, page 5) (See New, page 5) Page 2 The A&T Register September 14. 1973 Animal Waste Tested For Harmful Effects By Cassandra Wynn ways to eliminate the flies, Ways to dispose of large disease and odor from the waste. amounts of waste without It also includes the testing of the harming the environment are tolerance of certain plants to being sought by a group of plant large amounts of animal waste. science students and Dr. Isah Ruffin, associate professor of This project is significant plant science and technology. according to Dr. Ruffin, because The group will apply various when poultry, beef, and pork amounts of animal waste to products are produced, waste different soils to see just what materials are produced in the effect these are going to have the end. There are some experiments ground and surface water. They that involve taking waste and will also try to find ways of feeding it back to the animals. preventing harmful substances "The agriculture industry has from ever reaching ground water been under a lot of criticism in the last few years for producing a ''Agriculture Waste lot of waste. The project is Management and Pollution designed to try to find ways to Photo By Williams Abatement" is the title of the reduce the impact of agriculture project which is sponsored by pollutants on our environment," Colorful new Aggie bus takes nursing majors to the city hospitals for clinical practice. Last year some the U. S. Department of he said. nursing majors voiced complaints of inadequate transportation. Agriculture. The students working with The experiments are carried the project will get a lot o< out at the A&T Farm on insight on how environmental McConnell Road. Dr. Ruffin said scientists work. "The number of that eventually experiments will students employed will get be done with the scraps from money to help with their school slaughter houses and wastes from expenses and on-the-job training AFROTC Enrollment Makes Gain breweries. He said that, in the in the use of certain equipment future, there might be a project to test for pollutants and it will to experiment with the wastes also prepare them for jobs as By Alice Mae Britt from garbage dumps. slight increase from last year's their reasons are ->restige and the environmentalscientists," said Dr. The Air Force ROTC enrollment of 217 to 225 this program's advi. .ages. These The experiments will include Ruffin. (AFROTC) program has made a year, says Lt. Col. Thurman L. advantages include the guarantee Deloney, head of Aerospace of a job, educational benefits, a Studies. chance to fly, travel, and, meet LE.AA Recently Set New Guidelines The 225 figure included 44 new people. The most important females. There are 16 freshmen, educational benefits are the sophomores, five juniors, and scholarship awards and a For Full And Equal Employment four senior girls. By consortium monthly check of $100 for agreement, the program will two-year program graduates. year. These must be WASHINGTON,C C (NMS) handled similarly. enroll girls from Bennett, A pay raise is expected in The cause of equal employment Categorization is also to apply accompanied by yearly detailed Guilford College, UNC-G, and December, if approved by the opportunities marches on, this to applications for employment, narrative statements. Flexibility Guilford Technical Institute. President and Congress. The time the banner being carried by actual numbers hired, number of has been provided within the Male enrollment has remained AFROTC program has published the Law Enforcement Assistance persons fired and several other guidelines, allowing each agency at a satisfactory peak, but Lt. a list of yearly financial benefits Administration (LEAA) that divisions. Records will be to set up its own program as long Col. Deloney feels the for commissioned officers. recently set new guidelines for as the program gets the job done. reviewed by the Department of countrywide anti-military The program's extra-curricular law enforcement agencies to Labor at the end o£ each fiscal sentiment and the draft activities include basketball, flag follow. elimination are two reasons for football, softball, and the drill Stating that full and equal Creative Writing Course recent low enrollments. There is team. employment of women and no great desire to be in the Social events for this year minorities is a "necessary military, he said. include dances, picnics, the component" of the criminal legal Starts Monday Night For those that, have already dining-in, and the annual military system, LEAA's newest joined, Lt. Col. Deloney says ball in May. A new course in creative A native of Birmingham, Ala., guidelines require that minorities writing (poetry) will be offered Dr. Deagon has taught literature be given a fair shake in order to by the A&T Center for for 20 years and has had over help the concerted Continuing Education beginning 100 poems accepted for Maj. Irving Takes Over nationwide effortjo control Monday, September 23, through publication. Beloif Poetry crime. November 4. Journal and Carlton Miscellany Any law enforcement agency Offered from 7 to 10 p.m. on are among the magazines in As Enrollment Officer which receives LEAA financial Mondays, the course will various parts of the country assistance in excess of $25,000 Which have accepted her works. By Dorothy McLauchlin McGrady's position will be Maj. be taught by Dr. Ann Deagon, R. L. Irving. Irving is a graduate and which employs 50 or more associate professor of classics at In addition she has won over of A&T who also received his persons is required to implement Guilford College. Maj. Uriah McGrady, officer in 20 state and national prizes for charge of enrollment for Army masters degree here. a p_d maintain an Equal The course will cover the poetry; her first collection of ROTC, will soon be leaving, after Maj. Irving has an enrollment Employment Opportunity poetic experience, the process of poetry is now in preparation. four years' service at A&T, for of 131 students for the 1973 fall Program (EEOP) if the writing, techniques of criticism, Dr. Deagon did her graduate Germany on a special semester. Of 131 students, 20 are population. it serves has student poetry readings, and work at UNC-Chapel Hill. assignment. Taking over Maj. women, 17 of these women are minority component of at least preparation for publication. three percent. This figure now receiving $100 per month includes inmates in correctional commission. Irving said the Army facilities as well. offers security for women when Since most of the institutions AFROTC College Scholarships they graduate from college, in involved ..are considered that there is no discrimination government agencies, the Civil against women because of their Service Commission will be Received By Two Students sex, and they may be placed in responsible, at least partially, for their graduate field, and may Ten young men have received Milton T. Siler, Seat Pleasant, cadets receive a $100.00 recruitment and selection of receive money in loans for Air Force ROTC College Md. non-taxable allowance each minorities to new posts and for building houses, and school. scholarships at A&T. Receiving two-year month. promotions. The four-year program is Durwood A. Bell of A total of 6500 scholarships scholarships were Dextry E. designed for the beginning Recruitment procedures for Greensboro was the only are in effect at any one time and Campbell, Chadbourn; William freshman student. During the women and minorities are to be recipient of a four year are available to qualified male V. Dula, Lenoir; Craig A. freshman year^the student learns kept separate. Each job- scholarship. and female cadets in both the Gordon, Southern Pines; and that ROTC is a leadership classification is to be chartered; Three-year scholarships were two and four—year programs. Robert Jackson, Greensboro. training program, and the broken down on paper to clearly awarded to Michael E. Bennett, Four-year scholarships are Each scholarship provides for student also learns where his indicate how many of each Riverhead, N.Y.; Charles M. awarded to young men entering full tuition, laboratory expenses money comes from and what it is minority group is at each Coffin, Philadelphia, Pa.; college who meet the incidental fees, and used for. position. All disciplinary actions La-Gorge Graham, Spring Lake; reimbursement for textbooks. In requirements for entry into a against individuals are to be Barry L. Obie, Woodsdale; and addition, AFROTC scholarship flying training program. September 14, 1973 The A&T Register Page 3 Residents In Cooper Tell About Conditions By Gladys Exum from Tarboro. Other complaints were also "It's not what you make it-, its made that, if radios and stereos what it makes you," commented could not be played at one junior social service major. reasonable volume,they should "You can try your best and life not be played at all. in Cooper Hall can really stir you A psychology major from up. It wouldn't be so bad if times Apex,Violet Farrar does not didn't come when the young think at all about living in men decided they wanted a Cooper. "Things could be raid," she continued. better," she said "but we. as girls She said a lot of girls had are not as clean as we could be." practically the same thing to say She said it seems like home to concerning life in Cooper Hall. her now after going on her third The dorm has often been called year. the worst dorm on campus and Constance Gadsden of many comment, "If they put me Charleston, S.C. states the in Cooper Hall, I'd move off advantages of Cooper Hall living campus." However according to as being close to her classes since most girls interviewed, it has its she is in the Business Education Photo By Lance advantages and disadvantages. Department. She said that there OUT OF THE MOUTH OF A C.4NINE A junior business is also freedom to do what you administration major from High want to do. It's a human's life." It certainly is a shame that humans live like dogs. As for me, I just sit in the Point did not wish her name to A few complaints concerned union all day, nod out on the steps, don't even have to worry about classes and I just love Murphy be used, gave the following the building not being Hall food (111 eat almost anything). comments; "There is no privacy adequately furnished for a ladies in Cooper Hall. The boys have as dorm. much to do over there as I do. It Newly elected President of also does not have a good Cooper Hall, Denise Cathy said studying atmosphere. Every New Education Counselor Says that she ran because she has been night the guys from Scott Hall, in Cooper for nearly three years Trent Street and somewhere else and she felt something had to be party outside my window. done. Now She Can Listen To Students : - She said she felt the girls were students and their problems anc that she actually has the chance There is also a lack of "If everyone is made paying too much money for the helping in the administration o) to listen to their problems. consideration shown by thegirls aware of duties and type of conditions under which standardized tests. So far she ha; Being advisor to tne Gospel in the dorm. However, this is also responsibilities of every office on they lived. Her suggestions were helped students in selecting ; Choir, a member of the Religious true in all dorms. As far as campus some of the problems at similiar to those already made major and in findingout what theji Life Committee and the this University would be cleanliness is concerned, litter is concerning commode leakage Freshman Orientation eliminated if it means stopping interests are. often all over the ground on the and scorching showers. She also Committee, has given her a feel and calling to make sure you Mrs. McLaughlin has found outside." commented as to the situation of for the problems of students. have the right information." that; with the number of students "First of all, bathrooms are young men using the side of the Mrs. McLaughlin is married to at A&T, there is a need for more often filthy, commodes leak, and girls dorm for a bathroom. 'These words came from Len McLaughlin and has a 10 showers scorch," stated Anita Pauline McLaughlin, who has counselors. She said that the year-old son. She said that she Gray, a home economics major (See Dorm, page 8) worked as secretary to Dr. Jesse biggest problem that new feels that women these days Marshall, vice-chancellor foi students this semester must make career and home one. Student Affairs, for eight years. encountered was deciding what She is a 1960 A&T graduate. Her Since Sept. 1, she has had the classes to take and determining first year after graduation; she Gala -Affair Planned new position of education who was their advisor. worked at Bennett College. She counselor. Her new office is The eight years that Mrs. worked in the placement office located in the Testing and McLaughlin worked in the the first year at A&T. For A&T's Coronation Counseling Center, room 2 Student Affairs office, she said She said, "I hope students will Dudley Building. that she did not have the time to feel free to come to discuss any Power Through Unity, Dignity By Betty Holeman Her job includes working with talk to students. Now she says kind of problem they have.'' and Struggle: Harambee." Coronation,. slated for October 11, will be a majestic as well as a gala festivity if plans proceed as scheduled. Miss A&T, Delores Mitchell stated that African attire will Artists Scheduled To Perform Here "personify the beautiful sisters participating." According to Dr. Howard Miss Kemp, educated at sing in six languages. Miss Kemp She said that she plans to lecture in humanities and music Pearsall, A&T State University Northwestern University, and the and'her trio, "The Emme Kemp contact the Lyceum committee classes. choir professor, there are going Chicago and Southwest Trio," will preform a program concerning bringing in a Black Miss Stanford, lives at State to be some outstanding Conservatories, plays, the piano called "New Sounds in Jazz" dance group. College in Fredonia, N.Y. and is attractions in A&T's 1973-1974 from Bach to Bacharach. and April 2,1974. Miss A&T said she plans to a native of Philadelphia and a Lyceum Series. These coming invite the University Choir. graduate of the Curtis Insitutue attractions include "The Dancers Delores stated she would like to of Music. With the help of a John of the Ivory Coast"; The Majors', request them to sing "Young, Hay Whitney Fellowship, Miss Arthur Cunningham, lecturer and Students Mar Books: Gifted and Black." Stanford was able to continue recitalist; Carolyn Stanford, Delores also stated that Black her studies at the Academy of mezzo soprano; The Newark Music in Vienna. Miss Stanford dramatic poetry will be part of Boys Choir; and The Emme An Expensive Problem the ceremony. has appeared in many operatic Kemp Trio. stages and leading orchestras and She s-aid her speech will The Majors, a very By Cassandra Wright He stressed that, because of revolve around this theme. she will appear at A&T January the expense of the books, outstanding and creative rock 29, 1974. A problem other than book Further plans of Delores" group appeared in Harlem's shortage faces Bluford Library. damaged books would have to The Newark Boys Chorus has include invitations to the queens Apollo Theatre. The Majors John Thomas, reference stay on the shelves, thus been gaining recognition as one from neighboring schools. featuring George Bishop„ will librarian, said the problem in the crippling the education of other of the finist groups of its kind. It North Carolina Central open series October 2. library is not mainly directed at students that seek the torn out University, Johnson C. Smith, consists of 3 2 voices ranging Cunningham, a musician and the shortage of books, but the information. Winston-Salem and Shaw from the ages of 7 to 14 and the journalist, will conduct the A&T mutilation of books instead." Alease Young, serial librariaij University are among the several Chorus will make its appearance State University Choir in his He said that sometimes two placed emphasis on the fact that which she said will be extended in the Piedmont area February latest work entitled "The Harlem weeks after new volumes of the mutilation of the books an invitation. 19, H)74. Suite." Cunningham wiii also encyclopedias have arrived, he could possibly stem from the She added that the former would find pages torn from the mass assignments given by the Miss A&T, Arlene Bell, will be 9 books. This he emphasized was instructors. present to deliver her farewell Don t Come Back Without Several an expensive problem because Thomas said it was especially speech. usually a set of encyclopedias hard to maintain information on Delores said that the theme f would cost from S200 to $300. sex and Black history. chosen for Coronation and Bulldog Pelts! - Homecoming this year is "More Page 4 The A&T Register September 14. 1973 No Books
The semester is well underway and in a little over a month mid-term evaluation will be here. Mid-term, not pretty word at most, is even less appreciated by the student who got off to a slow start because he could not get his textbook. Instructors react to the situation in different ways: during the first two weeks, some teach at a slower pace; others assume that, because a student did not get his book, he is trifling. But by the third week, students are deep in subject matter regardless of the situation, for neither is it fair to the class to hold up those who do have textbooks. Nonetheless, there is a shortage in the University Bookstore, which is not really anybody's fault, but rather everybody's fault. Most conflicting situations result because of interacting opposing forces, as in this case. The manager of the bookstore has said that over-enrollment is one reason for the shortage. No doubt he is right, but should not the bookstore be made aware before classes start the the maximum number of students for a section has been increased? And then, if a book is out-of-stock, it takes at least a month for the student to get it. But part of the responsibility lies not only with apparent poor communication between the bookstore and curriculum administrators, but with the student himself Either because one feels it takes too much time to return a book for a course he has dropped or because he does not consider the inconveniences' you.his fellow student, must suffer.
All leading editorials are written by the editor of The A&T Register. Such editorials wihVnot necessarily reflect the views of the entire staff. Staff members are free to write dissenting opinions.
ff From Enthusiasm To Apathy
The A&T Register By Rosie Stevens only descriptions of the problem Published twice weekly during the school year itsel f: nobody does anything It is Dy students of A&T State University. Every year, the freshman class extremely difficult to ascertain ~ To receive The Register please send $7.50 to The begins the year with enthusiasm, whether this means that the officers A&T Register, Box E-25, North Carolina A&T vitality, and motivation to lead the are not doing anything or whether State University, Greensboro, North Carolina freshman class. This year's the class as a whole is not doing 27411, to cover mailing and handling costs. freshman class is certainly no anything. It is conceivable that the Member: Associated Collegiate Press, Associated exception to that rule Offices are class and its officers are College Press Service. filled with candidates dying to synonymous, though not identical. Editor-in-Chief Janice E. Smith contest for them. Officers are It is also extremely difficult to get Managing Editor .... Cassandra E. Wy nn elected by a very large turnout of the class officers to comment on News Editor Betty Holeman students. The officers assume this matter. Associate News Editor Rosie A. Stevens office, and then something very This type of activity, or lack of Business Manager ..'... 7~.... .Gregory Phillips interesting happens. it, continues for most of the Sports Editor Blannie E. Bowen This interesting phenomenon is freshmen right on up until their Fine Arts Editor Yvonne McDonald known by many terms. In some senior year. It is extremely difficult Circulation Manager Marjorie Strong groups, it is known as lack of to break the cycle of lack of Fashion Editor Rita Manley involvement. Others refer to it as Production Manager Michael Braye involvement, little student interest, Chief Photographer Lance VanLandingham the presence of a state of low and student apathy. Hopefully, this Head Typist Laura L. Dupree student interest. Still others label it freshman class will prove to be an Faculty Advisor Mrs. Loreno M. Marrow student apathy. However, all the exception to the apathy which consensus perceives that very little afflicts this campus. It is wished is going on a short period after the and prayed that they will remain elections are over. involved in their clasps and The reasons for this suspension university activities, and break the MFtaESENTED FO* NATIONAL ADVERTISING BY of activity exist only as various syndrome of apathy if National Educational Advertising Services, Inc. * people in the student body define With this in mind, the writer 360 Lexington Ave* New York, N. Y. 10017 those reasons. As of this date, the wishes the freshman officers a reasons given in previous years arc productive term of office. September 14, 1973 The A&T Register JP™^ CRISIS
By Ted L. Mangum
Speakers Costing Much And Saying Nothing
Last Monday, while in Bennett was preparing for Raleigh, I was asked by members Founders Day and thus had of the All-African People utilized all their funds; and the Revolutionary Party to try to president of their SGA felt that make arrangements for Brother she had too little time to Stokely Carmichael to speak to organize any help among the the brothers and sisters in this sisters there, but she volunteered area. As if the job didn't appear to help to publicize the affair. simple enough, Bro. Stokely The Neo-Black Society of agreed to speak for a fee of only UNC-G voted not to participate $1,000. You probably say WOW! as their funds were low. But, Photo By Small But I say only because the going when I asked them how much of Old Vanstory, which was used only a few years ago, now relaxes in its old age. As other buildings"of rate for speakers (usually the funds they could sufficiently similar age, it.too, has its tales of mysterious lights and sounds at night. speaking on things that they cover, they only asked me, don't even believe in) is "Where would the event be anywhere from $4000 to $6000 held?," as if that were the most So, when you consider that important thing. No matter An Aggie Returns To Alma Mater half these speakers can't match where the event is held, A&T or Stokely, who teaches as he any other place would serve as speaks, then you have to know only a location. Stokely will be To Work With Student Affairs here to speak to all Black people, that you're getting a bargain. By Betty Holeman much greatejshe said. encountered on campus. not to a school. Yes, the rhetoric that goes along Since Mrs. Turner has been on "They come looking for with Dick Gregory, Julian Bond As one of my co-workers put Marriage led to the return of the job only two weeks, it was guidance from Dr. Marshall," she Jesse Jackson, and even Bobby it to me, "I think that I could Aggie and Greensboro native, difficult for her to assess her job. said. Seale is quite expensive. learn more from one lecture Shirley Turner. However, she stated she enjoys There are meetings concerning Once I got back to concerning politics from Mrs. Turner now serves as contact with the students and budgets, student government, Greensboro, however, I thought Carmichael than from an entire secretary to Dr. Jesse Marshall, that she has a lot to learn. She and the scheduling of staff in this that, given the brief time, even semester of lectures coming from vice-chancellor of student affairs has received much help from all office. this seemingly small price might my professor." And, in that replacing Pauline McLaughlin the staff. Mrs. Turner was a member of be too steep for A&T to produce respect, I think the price for who is now education counselor the 1967 graduating class. Her alone; so I decided what could be Carmichael is well worth it. A&T in Counseling and Testing She stated that approximately major was secretarial science. She better than to include the sisters certainly couldn't be hurt by it. Center. 20 students enter each day with has been employed with the from Bennett and the brothers There have been suggestions Mrs. Turner said that now that personal or academic problems government since her departure. and sisters from UNC-G. After all that, if every student at A&T she is back in this setting it feels . 500 a piece, at the most, makes gave a quarter, we alone could great, as if she never left. Sh.e it even simpler. cover the cost. Maybe that won't also stated that the same general Recruiters Describe Starting at A&T's SGA office, be necessary, but I'd Uke to hear friendly provocative atmosphere I talked to Marilyn Marshall, who some suggestions and signs of still prevails. explained to me that, for the support for the student body. > Mrs. Turner gave a lot of most part, she the SGA budget The date of his appearance is^ By Bobbye Deck boutique, design and make hats, curtains for flammability in Pay Movie"Black Caesar," Friday, at 6:30 p.m. Harrison In America today, there are a coats, undergarments, shoes, Carver Hall. This is a test to see if Auditorium. Admission is $.50. lot of jobs in every field and bags, become a fashion editor for a garment will burn easily. subject you can think of. But a newspaper, teach in a school or Recent tests have proved that a Dance Friday, Sept. 14, 9 p.m.-l :00 a.m." in Moore what about the field of clothing lot of garments on the market community center, or design Gymnasium. Admission is $.50. Sponsored by Nu Gamma* and textiles? There are a lot of jewelry. today will burn easily, so textile jobs one can have in this field In the field of textiles, one researchers are testing all fabrics Alpha. dealing with fashion, besides can go into fabric design, making to find the flammable ones. creating the fabric and making fabric, studying the make and Clothing manufacturers are now .411 Non-Greek Presidents or representatives will meet the garment. best uses of fabric, or working in requested to send all of their Monday, in Room 212. Student Union, at 7:30 p.m. When a person wants to major a textile laboratory testing the garments through this test and^if in the field of clothing, she or he finishes of fabrics, or become an they are inflammable, they must University Chapel Service Sunday at 11:00 a.m. in can go into fashion buying, interior designer. be tagged as such. Harrison Auditorium with Rev. William Turner, director of fashion design, garment making, Here at A&T, Dr. Myrtle Otherwise they cannot go on United Campus Christian Ministry, as speaker. Chapel modeling and window design for Smith is testing children's the market. The best way to get service to be held each third Sunday. Campus Community department stores. He can open a sleepwear, tablecloths and involved in clothing and textiles Church to be held all other Sundays at 11:00 a.m. in is for one to become familar with the business world, economics, Harrison Auditorium. Speakers for these services will be Alumni To Celebrate marketing, and management. students who are ministers. One should also subscribe to Free Movie "The Mack," Sept. 19, in Harrison magazines dealing with fashions and fabrics to try to become Auditorium. Two Shows - at 5:00 p.m. and at 7:00 p.m. Hall Of Fame Weekend familiar with the different types Tickets must be picked up by September 17 at the A&T alumni will be The keynote speaker at the of fabrics on the market today Information desk in the Student Union, Only 3000 Seats participating in quite a few banquet will be Carson Bain, and do a little comparative available. I. D. Required. events the weekend of Sept. 21. president of the Greensboro shopping. It will be the Sports Hall of Chamber of Commerce. This is a field everyone should Animal Science Association members will meet every Fame weekend. The Donations for the banquet are take an interest in because Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. in Carver Hall. headquarters for all the activities $10 per person. Reservations for fashion is a part of our everyday lives. This is a field where one will be located in the Golden the banquet may be secured Home Economics Club members will have their first Eagle Motor Inn on East Market from the Office of aAiumni can do a lot of traveling and and Davie Streets; Affairs at 203 Dudley Building. trading different designs and meeting Sept. 18 in room 209, Benbow Hall. New officers Deadline for making reservations garments with others in the same will be installed. Highlighting the weekend will is September .19. field. be the Hall of Fame Banquet to The Sports Hall of Fame Ball Knowing a lot about clothing Show and Dance featuring the Majors, Sept. 20 from 9 be held in the Guilford Room at will be held September 22, in the and textiles can help you decide p.m. to 1 a.m. in Moore Gym. Admission $2.00. the Golden Eagle at 7:00 p. m. what looks good on you and the Carolina Room of the Golden Sponsored by the Junior Class. At the banquet four former Eagle. The donation for the ball best colors that bring out the oustanding A&T athletes will be is $2.50 per person. Tickets for natural you. You Will also realize MX Prospective Seniors who plan to go to graduate school inducted into the Sports Hall of the ball can be secured at the that making your own clothing are urged to register in the Testing and Counseling Center, Fame. One of the inductees u. Alumni Affairs Office and from can be very economical and Joseph Williams, director of the Future Alumni Activities original, especially for the college room 2, Dudley Building, for the Graduate Record ,4Jumni Affairs here. Committee. scene. Examination which is to be administered free, Dec. 9. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 8 • ••' ••..'.- 15 ACROSS 49 Olympics entrant 11 Girl's name * 50 Mr. Maverick 12 Native of Lhasa 17 1 Lists of names 51 French states 13 Part of Ancient 18 Answers To Last Puzzle 8 Tells 53 Vena Italy 19 •20 15 Level of authority 54 Mr. Gershwin 14 Female prophet sr 22 16 Scholarly 55 City 1n Kentucky 21 Maize bread • 17 Capacity to endure 57 Tear 24 Harmony of 23 24 1 B25 r 18 Gruesome 58 By the bulk relation • 19 Male cat 60 Type of joint . 26 Flexible 27 28 1 K29 20 Fatty 62 Not one nor the 28 1945 Conference W 22 Continent (abbr.) , other 30 Directed toward • A C R 0 I L I A C A C M E 31 3? Ill's 34 s 23 Shortened form 63 Famous reindeer 32 Negative A C R 0 P H 0 B I A P A I N (abbr.) 64 Delirium 34 German article •35 Tfc 11 L 1 0 N T A M E R S 1 N S '1' 25 Comic strip 65 Bird dogs 36 Endures I D 0 S D A R M s TA D1 T girlfriend 38 Encompassing V i N N 1 t UN 1 U N 26 To be: Fr. DOWN ^9 Student, e.g. 38 39 40 41 1 B42 43 44 45 A T E S S A D 0 R D 0 E 27 Type of race 40 City in Wyoming • i 29 jump 1 Begin again 41 Double 46 47 48 1 B49 S Y R u P S N A M b s A K b 30 The (Mt. Range) 2 The Revolution 43 Greed N A P S L I R A 31 M1ne-bor1ng tool 3 Shuffling gait 44 Editor 50 1 52 1 B53 V L A V M A T t T 0 1 L b R 33 Hoosier State 4 Egyptian God .45 Dealers 1n cloth 0 E R P R 0 M ojsl N, 0 M E (poss.) 5 Lamb's pen name 48 Mailing necessities V 54 •55 56 1 B57 T A M PA P U N G A S 35 Cultivate 6 Musical piece 51 City 1n Germany E R S A L L E S N I N A 37 Precious stones 7 pace 52 Nighttime noise I v 38 Apportioned 8 Taking away 55 Tennis great 58 59 • 60 61 s 1 N 0 D 1 A B 0 1 tl A L 42 Slow down 9 Expunge 56 Fields' biography E N I D A N T I c T1 P A T E 46 Comedienne Ann 10 Publisher 59 Prefix: air 62 63 A G A •SiT E E T 0 T A L b R 47 Out of: Ger. Henry R. -— 61 Explosive 64 165 THUNDER AND SUNNY BLUE September 14, 1973 The A&T Register Page ? SPORTS NOTEBOOK Bv Blannie E. Bowen i "Let's get it on" was the cry at Elizabeth City just after the '73 football opener had begun for the Vikings of Elizabeth City and the A&T's Aggies. The game was momentarily interrupted when referees tried to assess A&T with a penalty for a player's not wearing a mouthpiece during the game. A new rule states that mouthpieces must be worn while the players are in competition,and an Aggie was definitely guilty of violating this new rule. The present tennis court shows lack of attention with grass growing between cracks in its floor. But, when a close check of the Elizabeth City players revealed that none of them was wearing the mouthpieces Behind East Gym and none of the entire team had mouthpieces -oh well, A&T was not assessed with this penalty, at least. Somehow though, the Aggies did manage to pick up 135 yards in penalties, while the Vikings received only 56 yards Tennis Court To Be Constructed in penalties. That's quite a big difference in penalties; but, when you limit a team to a net two (2) yards rushing, 65 By Brinkley Faulcon heads the committee for the the field behind East Gym which yards passing, six first downs and zero points while construction of the courts. Dr. has been used for drilling winning 10-0, who is going to care if your players just A&T is in a growing process Norman J arrard , Andrew purposes by the R.O.T.C. and new tennis courts are a part Williams, Matt Brown, Thomas "love to hit" someone. There are to be eight quick; of this new growth. Bynum and Ernestine Compton clay courts. These courts will Coach Hornsby Howell is working to eliminate some of Dr. Roy Moore, chairman of are members of the committee. have stadium seats with the the penalties j and, by sending in a messenger who will the Health, Physical Education According to Dr. Moore the center court having bleacher deliver his touchdown play to the quarterback, he is and Recreation Department, courts are to be constructed on seats. They also.will be lighted planning to put six points on the board instead of giving and fenced in. Moore stated that the opposition the ball on their own three yardline. these courts should be some of Harris Displays Cool the finest in the southeastern By winning the first game of the season, it looks like section of the country. These A&T should be 8-2-1 by the end of the season with the courts will attract some of the winning tradition of Coach Howell in strict command. USLTA (United States Lawn South Carolina State is not included in that two in the loss In Supersonics' Camp Tennis Association) sponsored column* therefore, the Aggie will win by 10 this weekend By Blannie Bowen Harold Fox of Jacksonville and tournaments. These tournaments may be college tournaments, any in Orangeburg. Larry Hollifield of UCLA, all of Rookie camp has just whom were cut after the camp amateur tournaments and also concluded for the 32 rookies was concluded. professional. who were trying to make the "The major difference The construction of the NBA Seattle Supersonics training between college and professional courts will begin in camp and among the four approximately 90 days. JUNIOR RONALD TUCK WAS one of the Aggies who (See Harris, page 8) did some pretty hard hitting at Elizabeth City. The 6-4 survivors is former A&T basketball great William "June" 240 defensive tackle racked up 10 unassisted tackles and Harris. three assists in the 10-0 A&T win. The Supersonics camp is His hard hitting has earned him the Mutual Blac sponsored in late summer, just as Network Sports defensive player of the week honor for the all NBA and ABA teams sponsor first week of competition. Tuck says that he loves to hit rookie camp, for the players who were drafted in the professional someone,especially the quarterback. draft while in college and for BESSEMER players who were not drafted and hope to make it as professional on their own. SPEAKING OF HITTING, June Harris has just survived Harris displayed his usual CAR the NBA Seattle Supersonics rookie camp and he has not cool in making it through the camp. He was in competition forgotten how to hit those high-arching jumpers. with players from all over the Thirty-two rookies were in the camp including the US. He performed against the WASH much-heralded names of Bob Bodell of Maryland, Donald likes of Bob Bodell of Maryland, Watts of Xavier, Harold Fox of Jacksonville, and one of YOUR FULL SERVICE CAR WASH John Wooten's miracle workers at UCLA, Larry Hollifield, but A&T's Harris was the only one to survive along with - WHITEWALLS CLEANED - three other rookies. In an intrasquad game, Harris pumped in 13 points, dished-out three assists and collected five WINDOWS SPOTLESS rebounds. Bill Russell has found what he has been looking for to compliment Spencer Haywood and Jim McDaniels and it is not anyone except a former Black college student- Special Discount athlete. To A.&T. WHAT IS THE MOST TALKED about sports item on Students & Faculty campus? Last week-end it was the A&T victory over 1« E. MARKET ST. Elizabeth City, Monday night at 1.0 o'clock it was the ShEENSSORO. N.C. 37401 Car Wash Ali-Norton fight, and at 11:20 Monday night it was Henry 275-2659 Aaron. DbcoaU *H* «4; 2.25 Aaron hit number 710 Monday night and try asking 10% color, anyone how many more he needs to surpass Ruth. Aaron's 20% bUck .md white show LD.card A&T Hwtents only _ name is mentioned more than any Aggie at the moment, Does Not Include Specials' 1606 EAST BESSEMER AVENUE and five homers in 40 at bats seems like too much for tt4H.DftCN/.K)ftTfU!T» anyone else, unless you are speaking of "Bad Henry." mvmONMCMTAaa. ROftTRAIT* PHONE: 274-7597 Page 8 The A&T Register September 14. 1973 Being Number One Quarterback Is An Honor That Two Men Share By Robert Brooks kill. But now, some of the plays complement each other and they are designed for me to run." possess the main elements to win Last week when Coach Reliford answered, "The line football games: determination Hornsby Howell was asked the won't have any problems if they and pride. This means that all question "Who is A&T's remember the play that is called. opposition should beware of the number one quarterback?", he The backs tend to circle out the "dynamic duo," Paul McKibbins replied "Paul McKibbins and backfield for passes more often and Leonard "Snake" Reliford. Leonard Reliford." Both are when I am in there." equally effective and they share What is your aim as a the duties like Craig Morton and quarterback? McKibbins replied: Roger Staubach of the Dallas "To win, because I hate to lose. I Harris Works Out In Supersonics' Camp Cowboys. have a lot pride. I guess when the When asked the same desire to win is there, you are (Continued from page 3) natural forward. The talent is classified as a small name, question, their answers were hard to stop. I would love to and,according to Harris, Russell there." Harris fits well into the basketball^' emphasizes Harris, almost the same. Here is how the play professional ball if the told him that there will always scheme of things because of his "is that up here you play more separate interviews went. chance arises, but I want my be a place in the NBA for the style of play and Russell may of a physical type of game and How do you feel about degree most of all. If the small players. lead the Sonics to the NBA title surprisingly enough, a tougher sharing the quarterback job? opportunity does come, I'll play Harris fits very well into with not only big mental game also." McKibbins said, "I guess after where ever they want me to." Russell's theory because he is names but small names as well - Former NBA great Bill Russell three years, I've gotten used to Reliford remarked: "1 have no only 6' 2" and a pack of if "June" Harris may be is the coach for the Supersonics it. Sure, everyone has the desire professional plans. All that really dynamite. The All-American to start,' but,as long as we win, I concerns me now is the next don't mind. 'Snake' (Reliford) game. honor was the next to last could have started anywhere else reward granted Harris while at What do you think of the athletic because of his strong passing arm A&T. Department ? McKibbins Dorm President Proposes To and his knowledge of the game "My greatest . individual remarked., "It is pretty fair. They of football is excellent." Reliford collegiate thrill has to be my are doing all the things they can said., "I don't really feel that bad selection to play basketball in for us like the new uniforms we about it because I have learned Peru in the World Games this Make Hall A Big Family got. If we continue to win, we to respect him (McKibbins). We May" is the way "June" will probably get better things." have become very good friends described his highlight of his appearance," stated Denise. The Reliford said, "We could use because of it." basketball career at A&T. (Continued from page 7) basement of the dorm is some more items, bul, Spencer Haywood and Jim Her main proposal she said is officially opened, but no one How does the offense adjust considering all things, A&T is McDaniels are the biggest to make Cooper Hall one big seems to know it she added. to two different quarterbacks' doing very well with what we do drawing cards at the gates for the happy family. She said she feels Plans for open house styles? McKibbins said, "They have." Sonics. Last year Haywood and that we should work on occasionally and at least during adjust to my running style all McDaniels drew the crowds, but establishing communication, and Homecoming are ones she said right. The line has no problems. It seems as long as they be ready to help one another she hopes to discuss. Comments When I run it, it is not my continue to win that they do not an NBA play-off berth and willingly, academic wise. were also made about leaving intention but instinct. If I see not mind sharing the job. Each Russell thinks that he will change doors open at night. She said open field I run because it kills thinks highly of- the other and that . "A few flowers here and there that the students are only the 250 to 260 pound linemen winning is the only matter that • "We have to improve" states in the lobby and magazines could jeopardizing their own safety. for Len when he comes in for the concerns them since they Russell, "and McDaniels is a help give the lobby a feminine Soul Tamla Rare Earth Gordy fit-glt *, thB 69 %\^ 59 p-«< 6 98 5.98 I LIST $4 STEREO TAPES $3 7 Z: % |JiM«iyi Zf-m Also On fi^Ma ii Check Our LP 3.69 Sale Specials PH-1TWOL.OC3V Smokey 29e - $1.98 PMIO^ Robinson Sale Ends Tuesday Rare Earth Sept. 25 isal Greensboro's Largest Record Store Across from the UNCG Campus iscount records 41 1 Tate Street Greensboro 273-3654 STORE HOURS: Sunday 1 p.m. - 6 p.m./Monday - Friday 10 a.m. - 9 p.m./Saturday 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.