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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]. REGISTER # "COMPLETE AWARENESS FOR COMPLETE COMMITMENT" VOLUME LH NUMBER 18 NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL & TECHNICAL STATE UNIVERSITY, GREENSBORO, NC Tuesday, November 11, 1980 Biology Department Receives NALCO Grant For Scholarship "This relationship with such The Department of Biology an outstanding firm gives our at A&T State University has biology majors another received a grant of $5,000 option," said Hicks. "We from the NALCO Chemical have not traditionally given Company of Oak Brook, III. much consideration to plus a commitment of $2,000 technical sales, but our v />; per year for scholarships. graduated and former students According to Dr. Arthur have the problem solving Hicks, chairman of the abilities so sought by business department, the $5,000 will be and industry. They need used to support the research persons who are broadly program of the department trained." and for enrichment activities, Hicks said the initial winner including the enhancement of of the Nalco scholarship is * a reading and enrichment Miss Linda Thompson, a room sophomore biology major. Hicks said NALCO is one Under the agreement between of the nation's leading A&T and the company, the Interim Chancellor Dr. Cleon Thompson answers questions ask 'd by organizational presidents at Tuesday's banquet. (Photo by chemical companies and the scholarship winners will also Tyson world leader in treating water be offered summer for industrial use. It is also the employment with the leading supplier of proprietary company. Thompson To ImproveRelations water treatment chemicals and The grant from the technical services company was announced by John Groch Jr., corporate Fairley ground," he NALCO is By Michael A&T's "essential needs" are we are losing He added that of personnel. manager Students and faculty met, but he did not eleborate said particularly interested in Making the was award T.W. members alike mourned on the nature of those needs. Thompson pledged his persons with a background for Anderson, manager of Chancellor Lewis C. Dowdy's According to Thompson a support to the student body technical sales. recruiting and employment. retirement and some view his study team is being formed to and concerns but said, interim successor as another study what schools should "I'm not going to promise UNC General Administration receive doctoral programs and anything I can't deliver-that's interim Chancellor Outlines threat to A&T's longevity. assess the doctoral needs of genocide." But Cleon F North Carolina for the next 20 'Open Administration' Thompson, in an impromptu years address to student leaders on During the past few weeks Priorities which will reflect vice chancellor for fiscal Nov. 2, expressed a sincere interest and concern about Thompson said, "I've met Moore the actions of an "open affairs," he said "The with the administration and A&T's future. The informal administration" were outlined second phase of that process some students and was dinner was held to acquaint Completes to the A&T faculty Monday in will be completed by my concerned about their Thompson with student the first faculty forum meeting office, representatives from perception me; only Doctoral leaders and discuss methods of of and the attended by interim, the board of trustees and the way to contrast that was to chancellor, Dr. Cleon F. General Administration, since bridging communication gaps come and meet the people." Richard E. Moore, Thompson. this will be a senior level between students and director appointment." administrators of public information and Thompson an open- Thompson said his Thompson explained to the stressed coordinator of the mass door-policy as the focal point administration will seek to Thompson also promised attentive crowd that, about communications program at of his administration. He also improve communication additional funds will be sought three weeks ago, UNC A&T State University, has said he is working on a plan to between administration and to continue to enhance the President William Friday completed all requirements for assess student fees and how the Student Government fiscal affairs office. instructed him that he would the doctor of education degree they are spent, stating that not -Association, especially serve as A&T's interim in educational adminstration Thompson, who was given a one dime should be spent regarding the student activities chancellor. Thompson said at the University of North warm ovation at the unless students know where it budget and to improve the Friday later told him "It's Carolina at Greensboro. conclusion of his address, said is going aesthetic environment of the your decision;" and, after Moore came to A&T in 1967 meetings will be held with the campus receiving this option, he after serving as assistant vice chancellor for By the end of November, academic thought about the director of public relations at psychology Thompson said he hopes to "We want to promote a affairs and the various deans appointment. Norfolk State University. He behind his meet with all media in a campus-wide beautification within the next two weeks to Though many people might served as an officer in the improved priorities. 60-mile radius of Greensboro effort, and address academic an to the famed 82nd Airborne Division call him "outsider" about producing a general Aggie Family, Thompson at Fort Bragg, and was a maintenance of our buildings "The office of the A&T program concentrating said, "1 was part of this reporter for papers in and facilities," said chancellor is open by on where we are and where we community in the early 60s. Norfolk, Virginia and Thompson. appointment to the university are going." I've worked close to this Jamaica, New York. community," said Thompson. The interim chancellor said campus and have a special The students listened Moore is a 1954graduate of efforts will be accelerated to 'We are most interested in interest in the five Black attentively Thompson A&T State University and correct university's financial the discussion of issues universities." emphasized that a cooperative holds the M.S. degree in concerns relating to improving our Though labeled an spirit between students and the journalism from Columbia outsider 1 feel an University "A committee of faculty respective tasks and don't like administration vital outsider," is to the and staff will be appointed accelerating the growth of this he said A&T's progress He married former out that Martin within the next ten days to Thompson pointed Annie B. and they are complete the first phase of the he would address a request for "If at any point in time, we the parents of two daughters (See Thompson, Page 6) respecting selection process for a new a doctoral program here after are not one another and one son Page 2 The A&T Register Tuesday November 11,1980 Library Offers Local, Hometown Publications

many always up-to- By Eric Brown The department receives Times (Nigeria), Hindustan because students read student can find uses If you are the type of newspapers from most of the Times (India), and the newspapers from their date information when he student who likes to keep major cities in the United Standard (East Africa). hometowns. As stated in the the serials." abreast of current events or States. Major city newspapers Connie O. Smith is head of Bluford Library 1979-80 Report, Eaton, a 22-year old stay in touch with your such as the New YorkTimes the Serial Department at F.D. Annual "The library Ron physical major hometown newspaper, then Los Angeles Times, Bluford Library. Smith said, purchases local newspapers education from Albermarle, said, you should get acquainted Washington Post, and the "There are 1,148 periodicals and representative newspapers "The with the serials available in Wall Street Journal are or serials available for the from major centers in the material in the serial collection good can F.D. Bluford Library. available the serial students." United States." is material, and it be very student." A serial is any publication department Because of the volume and Smith said, "The serials are useful to a The department also offers the complexity of the work provided to aid students in the issued in consecutive parts Smith saidthat,in order for leading North Carolina involved in a serial collection, use of resources." She feels either at regular or irregular F.D. Bluford Library to newspapers such as the libraries often employ two or a sufficient number of intervals. Popular magazines, that continue its serial collection Greensboro Daily News, News more full-time people to students use the serials. daily newspapers, and students must help the library and Observer, Fayetteville handle these materials. Smith Students who use the serials scholarly reports are keep the serials in good Observer, Durham Morning said, "F.D. Bluford Library to like using them, and considered serials, and these seem condition and in circulation. items make up a large portion Herald, and the Winston- has hired three full-time discover that the serials can of the serial collection at F.D. Salem Journal. The employees to work in the help them in their area of Smith said, "In the past, Bluford Library. department offers leading Serial Department." study. many periodicals have been The Serial Department at newspapers from other The newspapers are Valerie Walker, a 21-year mutilated and stolen. Security countries such as the Guardian important features in F.D. old speical education major F.D. Bluford Library offers (See Materials, Page 3) popular magazines such as (London, England), Daily Bluford Library serial section from New York, said, "A Black Sports, Newsweek, Life, Time, Ebony, Scientific America, Psychology Today, Vogue, and Jet. GENERAL. DYNAMICS Committee Accepting Applications

A search committee at A&T State University announced last Tuesday that it is receiving applications for the position of chancellor of the university. Dr. Lacy H. Caple, chairman of A&T's board of trustees and the search committee, said inquiries and nominations for the position must be received by the committee by December 15, 1980. The chancellor is the chief executive officer at the university which currently has 5,400 students. The person selected will succeed Dr. Lewis C. Dowdy, who will retire from the position on June 30, 1981. Persons interested in applying for the position are asked to forward materials to Dr. Lacy Caple, chairman of Board of Trustees and Search Committee, Post Office Box 21071, Greensboro, North Carolina 27420

GeneralDynamics' representatives divisions across thecountry. Or, ifyou prefer, send your will be on your campus to talk toyou For more information on careers in resume to: aboutyourfuture. aerospace, electronics, telecommuni- BILL COLEMAN, Corporate College You've Got GeneralDynamics, a Fortune 100 cations, dataproducts, shipbuilding, Relations Administrator company, is best known as the na- tactical weaponry and otherareas, be GENERAL DYNAMICS To Like tion's leading defense contractor. But sure to pick up one of our brochures at Pierre Laclede Center, CN- 28 we have a widerange ofprograms in your Placement Office andmake an St. Louis, MO 63105 What You many othercommercial high-tech- interview appointment. nology fields as well. And, plan to attend ourCorporate An Equal OpportunityEmployer Do, To You'll find excellent career oppor- presentation theevening before tunities in nearly every engineering our on-campus interviews. Details Do It discipline at most ofour 15 operating at your Placement Office. Well CAMPUS INTERVIEWS NOVEMBER 13 Campus JournalEntry There will be an important Old Dominion University will Non-Slop Promotions is® meeting of the sophomore be giving a technical seeking models and drama % By Tony Moore class, Thursday, November le, presentation for all interested students for its Spring Event, jw in Gibbs Hall in room 123 at engineering students on Send resumes in before $ 7:30 p.m. Plans for the spring Thursday, November 13, in January 5, 1981 to P.O. Box « semester will be made at that Room 203, Cherry Hall, at 20172, Greensboro NC 27402 » I ■time 4:00 p.m. IEEE is sponsoring c/o Ethel Sheilds. » of The Student Society the event Organizations desiring » Record companies can be so deceptive. Landscape Architects is yearbook pictures must come » In an effort to rake in a few extra millions, hosting a Turkey Shoot There will be a meeting of all by Room 210 of the Memorial fl A&TSU Farm, located on electrical engineering students Union and make an | Casablanca Records released Walk Away by Donna McConnell Road, Saturday, in Room 104, Graham Hall, at appointment.Friday, a November 15, from 8 a.m.-3 14, a Summer, what they termed as a "Collector's 6 p.m. on Thursday, November is positively the p.m. Everyone is invited to November 13. last day for money or pictures, n By a album, Edition." releasing last Summer participate. Come on, try to Sophomore class officers need $ win that early bird for Mom. pictures m Casablanca can Interview Clinics are being ihcir taken also. collect those last sales jackets will be Padded sponsored by OBS The Richard B. Harrison $ percentages. Single set albums generally run in the provided female shooters. for (Organizational Broadcast Players will present a Gong « For more information contact Show! interested S sets cost from $10 JK Students) on the second and All those area of $6, $7 and $8; the double Landscape Architecture $ » the fourth Mondays of each please contact, Arnold Pinnix, to $14. Albums cost more than the 45 rpm Department, Carver Hall, $ month, 6-7:30p.m., president minute) more the from in (revolutions per singles and than jjj Room Room 231. 327 All mass you ready this? 12 inch singles. $ Dr. Robert Wilson of Are for w communications students are (fi Services, Ksquire XIII Fraternity, Inc., »i Counseling Will asked to participate. For more If a buyer wished Walk Away to his will have an all out disco at the $ to add m conduct a "How to Cope with information, stop by Crosby Carriage Haouse, Friday, W collection, he would have to buy the entire album aj Stress," lecture, Tuesday, Hall. November 14, from 10 p.m. 3j sj Nov. 11, at 7 p.m. in Morrison The Sorors of the the song. The album contains songs found Gamma until. Sj for one % Hall. Chapter (jam of Sigma ma All members of the Alpha «S in the Songs You Hear On theRadio Volumes 1 and 2 f) All young ladies interested in Rho Sororitv, l.nc are Lambda Delta are asked to Sj % pledging Zeta Phi Beta celebrating their Founder's attend the meeting on® release Sorority are invited to our on <5j Day Thursday, November Thursday, November 13, at® U Spring Rush, Wednesday, jn 13> a, 7 p , he quict 6:30 p.m. in Room 118, Gibbs Casablanca even attempted a compromise with November 19, at 7:30 in the | jjj ganlcs room of thc Mcmona Hall. | buyers by releasing a condensed version (single * Student Union Game Room. Student Union. The student | , The Brothers of Lambda Mu| is invited 10 attend record album) of the Radio LP for those who opted The Brothers of Soul Psi Fraternity are sponsoring a jj I in to not spend the $10 to $14. I Society will be conducting a All ladies interested car wash, | dedication ceremony for Miss , running for Miss Black and November 15 at Church's on w contact one of the Motown Records has done the same for years. tfi B O S S Thursday, Gold should Ashcboro Street, from 10:30* Alpha Phi Alpha Not only have "Greatest Hits" albums been 1 November 13, at 8 p.m. in the .brothers of a.m. until. & | Student Union Ballroom. Fraternity. released but also a number of "Anthologies," which xssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss^^ SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS^ are nothing more than "Greatest Hits" albums with one or two live performances sneaked in or maybe - one previously unreleased recording. Materials Found Mutilated Motown released a compilation of songs from motion pictures (recorded by Motown artists) such mutilated and stolen material. Smith said that she hopes (Continued From Page 2) The cost of replacing students will use the material as Lady Sings the Blues, Mahogany, Ben, Norman is is our number one problem." mutilated and stolen material in a more responsible manner That You?, Bingo Long Traveling All-Stars and Some students who use the varies from year to year. in the future. MotorKings, and others. All of the songs had been serials have found mutilated previously released in other albums. and torn material.

An album titled // Takes Two, contained Ricky Crews, a 19-year old physical major Motown jointefforts, including selections education from successful 9 by Diana Ross and the Supremes and the Durham, said, "A certain NS Temptations, The Supremes and the Four Tops, magazine I needed for a class Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell, and others. was stolen from the library. I have also used magazines and intact Several albums by the original Supremes bearing titles contain many of the same early different discovered that certain articles in them were torn out." Lenses Supreme hits such as "When the Lovelight Starts Shining Through His Eyes," "Where Did Our Love Willette Davis, a 19-year Go?" "Run, Run, Run," "Baby Love," "Come See old professional English About Me" and others. The latest examples of this major from Greensboro, said, STQ95 practice is seen in a release whose album cover "An article about A&T was Includes fitting, training, starter kit and follow-up visits bears the portrait of every woman who has ever torn out of a particular edition Diana Ross, Wilson, Florence of the Greensboro Daily PRICE DOES NOT INCLUDE been a Supreme: Mary EYE EXAMINATION, BUT WE Ballard, Cindy Birdsong, Jean Terrell, Lynda WILL BE HAPPY TO ARRANGE News, which I needed for a ONE FOR YOU. Lawrence, Sherrie Payne, and Susaye Greene. class assignment." Both To redeem itself, Motown released a collection of previously unreleased recordings titled From the Crews and Davis have HANES MALL discovered mutilated material 765-1022 Vaults more than once Nevertheless, no matter how often the record 0AKW00D STRATFORD Smith wants students to CENTER companies disguise previous releases, there will realize that serials represent a SINCE 1685 724-1541 still remain that segment of the population (the large portion of a library's true, loyal and devoted collector) that will be collection, and requires a large © 1980 FOUR SEASONS MALL gullible enough to purchase these ripoffs (like this part of the operating budget. 294-4252 writer). The library must pay for Page 4 The A&T Register Tuesday November 11,1980 HE Discover Yourself

When dealing with people on all levels and from all walks of life, it is pertinent to treat them with the respect due them. However, on the road to the achievement of individual goals we seem to lose that special quality of fairplay, the quality of respect. Quoting a popular song,"It's not what you got, but how you use it!" How one uses the gifts of love, respect and friendship separates the wise man from the fool. Don't be misled into false expectations of peers or pressure. Learn from past experiences; what seems to be new and exciting often becomes one's downfall. Respect for another person emphasizes respect of self. Many are hurt when the respect diminishes. Time heals all wounds may be true, but the pain involved mars the soul. It oftentimes may be best to be like a wise man, to be silent and patient. Life makes no one any promises. Life, the game, is what one makes it.

There are two options, a mess or a success. Which is yours? Do not be deceived by foolish pride or uncertainty. Benefit from the knowledge of self- Give It UP! respect. Sound like a personal problem? Possibly, but experience teaches best, and her lessons are often By Tony Moore bitter...live and learn, but remember that which has A&T dining facilities often come reasons he could not eat his meal been taught. under heavy attack by those who use during the specified times. If certain If one has someone/something to look up to, them. activity interferes with meals, such value Granted, the food lacks much of that should (if possible) be altered; if not, Discover respect, or discover yourself, and never "home-cooked" savor, but realizing "those are the breaks?" Or are they? have to say "you're sorry." that twenty-one meals per week must be Must he be denied that meal because prepared for thousands individuals, he is one minute late, possibly having Leading are by of of editorials written the editor The A&T it just been let out of class or attending to Register. Such editorials will not necessarily carry a byline and isunderstandable that little time, will not necessarily reflect the opinion of the University or the allows for motherly extras. a timely matter? entire staff. Staff members are free to write dissenting opinions. Nevertheless, when one's appetite Is it right to deny him food he sees size exceeds his wallet amount, but cannot have because "the line has cafeteria food can sometimes appeal been closed for five minutes?" The A&TRegister keenly to the senses of sight, smell and Cafeteria personnel: how can you in taste. (If itdoes, he can go back for all good (?) conscious deny someone seconds; students are entitled to something he has paid for, unlimited servings on everything especially somethingthat is not yours to Published twice weekly during the school year by students of except North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University. meat and dessert.) ieny anyone? How would you feel if Besides, those meals are pre-paid. /our child were miles away from home, They are his and cannot be be denied riungry and denied meals (that you have To receive The A&T Register, please $8.50 year paid your money for) because of send for one or him unless perhaps, for various a one $16 for two years to The A&T Register, Box E-25 Greensboro, to five minute time factor? North Carolina, 27411 to cover mailing and handling costs.

Editor-in-Chief . Richard B: Steele Weak In Strength Managing Editor Thomas Harris News Editor Michael Fairley By Trudy Johnson Associate News Trudy Editor Johnson Mass communications may be large department exists Business/Ad Manager. William J.Love in number but weak in strength if we do Sports Editor Raymond Moody not work together for a bachelor of The University of North Carolina at Production/Distribution Manager Eric Ireland science in mass communications. Chapel Hill leads the state with B.A., Head Typist Tracey Galmon The 250-plus students of the English M.A. and Ph.D programs in Entertainnment Editor ...... Tony Moore and Speech departments do not receive journalism. Demanding and receiving Art Editor Fearless Speller deserved recognition, being linked to a B.S. of Mass Communications at Chief Photographer Harold Tyson these two departments. A&T will not cause bankruptcy in the Circulation Manager Phyllis Fennell Recently Dr. Richard Moore, university system. Advisor Mrs. Loreno M. Marrow director of public information, Winston-Salem State University has commented on all mass a proposed B.S. program for the next communications Represented For National Advertising By students being school term and it! does not yet have required to write for the school the faculty or students. newspaper. COMMUNICATION ADVERTISING SERVICES He emphasized that other When other departments receive (CASS) schools require it. But what FOR STUDENTS about us? grants and funds and we are slighted Mass communications students 1633 Evanston, Illinois 60201 cannot some of out administrators remain idle West Central Street forced be to exhibit bylines if no such on the job at students' expense. Tuesday November 11,1980 The A&T Register Page 5 SGA President Responds To Letter-To-Editor Kditor-of-i he-Register contained in that editorial, decrease in the student body's allow ourselves to fall prey to no preconceived notions to do As President of the Student such actions cannot be taken as well as the entire university attempts to cause dissenion I hope this whole situation Government Association and lightly. After a meeting was family's trust in us. We only within the student body of our will become something in the a concerned student I feel I called by the executive hope that we will be able to great university. We must past and will no longer would be remiss in my duties if members of the SGA with all prove these false accusations learn to communicate with continue to reappear to haunt I did not respond to the the people involved with this to be just what they each other and confront one us throughout this academic editorials printed in the unfortunate matter, we were are...FALSE HOODS! ! I another with problems we may year. We have too many Friday, October 31, edition of able to sit down "together" stand on my beliefs that we encounter with the manner in things that should take the Register. The article and try to determine-where the must practice what we preach which activities and events are precedence over such trivia. I submitted by Mr. J.W. Wright untruths originated and who and I wholeheartedly believe planned and implemented on am convinced we will, as a explictly accused the SGA of was responsible forcirculating" the Student Government our campus. The Student family, rise above this attempt committing several harsh acts such atrocities. I admit such a Association has done Government Association is to divide an ever growing against Greta Shaw, Miss meeting should have taken everything in its power to not beyond making mistakes solidified student body. This A&T, and "sabotaging" the place long before "the sore comply with these beliefs, and will be the first to stand up incident proves that our entire coronation. began to fester" but in this refusing to stoop to such low and admit that fact, but at the struggle is hardly over I understand that editorials case it was better late than practices of disloyalty to our same time we will not indicating thattruly "we have are opinionated and rightfully never fellow SGA officials or any complacently stand by and miles to go and promises to so; but, when someone or a The damage done to the other student as far as that's watch our reputation be keep before we sleep." group of people are slandered integity. of the SGA may be concerned dragged through the mud for Pamela R. McCorkle with erroneous information insurmountable resulting in a I contend that we cannot things we did not do and had President SGA Apology Editor-of-lhe-Rcgisler meetings with SGA officials A letter-to-the-editor of and parties believed to be POWER FORT the Register appeared in the involved, facts were brought October 28 edition written by out that proved that the SGA ALL THE PEOPLE one A. C. Robinson; like most did not attempt in any way to A & T Interviews of the letters to the editor and sabotage or destroy the success most editorials, it was purely of the coronation but, in TheWashington Public Power Supply ACCOUNTING, non-profit opinion. And, an opinion (for reality,tried to help as much as System (WPPSS) is a & PHYSICS municipal corporation whose ENGINEERING those who aren't up on it) is a possible. membership consists of 19public utility GRADUATES districts and four municipal electric belief that is not based on After the meeting, that systems which operate within the state Career opportunities in corporate what is certain, but on thoroughly convinced me that of Washington. The main offices are in accounting, budgets, cost, treasury what Richland, Washington. operations,auditing, design analysis, one thinks to be true or likely. the SGA was in the clear. I in- service inspection, nuclear Presently underconstruction are five engineering, instrumentation, reactor But after reading this letter, realized that in truth what I large nuclear-electricgenerating operations, nuclear test and start-up, 1 wrote a letter-to-the-editor got from my source of fact projects three on theFederal Hanford construction engineering, project - Reservation in southeastern management, ancfauality assurance that appeared in the October was in reality my source's Washington and two on a 2,170 acre site engineering ana auditing. Major 31st edition of the Register. I opinion and that later became in Grays Harbor County in Western technical disciplines required include, Washington. The total commitment for but are not limited to: Accounting, wrote this letter in hope of opinionated (the act of construction of these five projects is Architectural Engineering, Electrical somehow, getting the once holding to one's own opinions about $14 billion. WPPSS is an Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, organization with a commitment to Physics. called "Coronation Fiasco" in a stubborn way). service-service to the utilities of the out in the open and So, 1 may now say Pacific Northwest and, through them, Our representative will be at your all clear. I if to all thepeople. Career Planning & Placement Office on went for facts to put in my without fear, Homecoming MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24,1980. Come in and see us! join the Energy Team! letter. After the edition that and Coronation 1980-81are in K. W. Greager, Supervisor, Campus carried my letter was released the past. And only pictures, Relations, WPPSS,P.O. Box 968, on campus memories and opinionated Richland, Washington 99352. and read by persons thought to be truth remain. 1 was part of an affirmative action employer involved, the Student that coronation and may very IWSKS Government Association well be part of some those But, Building Energy Resources for(he Future called a meeting. In my letter, pictures. I know for sure, "Wright Feels Previous Letter that 1 helped spread Distasteful," this letteT, opinionated truth about the written in conjunction with my SGA and for that I apologize source of fact, went as far to to the SGA and our student state that the SGA had done body. But, let it be known everything in their power to that I don't apologize for the "sabotage" the coronation purpose of the letter and that and 1 went on to list some being to bring the parties ENGINEERS... ways they set out to achieve involved together. So again, this goal. SGA and student body, I explore career opportunities But, after attending apologize with Badische Corporation J. W. Wright, Jr Badische Corporation produces chemicals (at Freeport, Texas) and fibers and yarns (at Anderson, South Carolina Rural Electrification Administration and Williamsburg, Virginia). Careers: Electric/Telephone Engineering At all locations, new engineers have the opportunity to Excellent opportunities in Rural EE seniors sign up for a personal work on meaningful projects in several different functional Electrification and Interview with the REA Recruiting areas before the decision regarding longer range Telecommunications for Electrical Representative who will be at your job Engineers and Electronic Placement Office placement is made. Engineers. We will be interviewing at the Ask your Placement Officer for pamphlets telling what theRural North Carolina A&T on November 25,1980 Electrification Administration offers for a challenging career with REA is an Equal Opportunity see your placement office for details all advantages of the Federal Civil Employer Service. Badische Corporation P.O. Drawer 3025 Anderson, S.C, 29621

Member of the BASF Group (■MMB an equal opportunity employer—m/f Page 6 The A&T Register Tuesday November 11, 1980 Attorney General Sponsors State-Wide Conference

By Thomas E. Harris 6 p.m follow immediately after the interimchancellor of A&T and Frye, N.C. State Senator elect, The attorney general of the A banquet planned for 7:15 banquet in the ballroom. former vice-president of Judge Joseph A. Williams of in the ballroom will feature Student Government The itinerary for Saturday student services and special the 18th Judicial District and a H.M. Michaux, Jr. as banquet Association (SGA) will includes attorney Kenneth Lee programs of General UNC representative from the State sponsor a state-wide Attorney speaker. Michaux is now and Cleveland Sellers, civil system, will speak on the attorney general's office. General's serving as U.S. Attorney for rights Conference Friday activist who will speak Future of Black Colleges and The two day conference will and Saturday, the middle district of North on the Higher November 14 topic the Role of Blacks in Education. include open Carolina and is a former an forum for all and 15. "The Shape ofThings Students in the struggle 60's, A panel discussion on 'Can participating schools to member of the N.C. General at 12:00 Come" is the theme of the 70's, and 80's. We Afford the Price of Saturday. two-day conference. Assembly. A receDtion will Dr. Leon Thompson, Justice' will feature Henry The main purpose of the ssss conference is to serve as an effort to bring more cohesiveness among the Whenyou need bigfavors judicial branches of the various Student Government you Associations of this state. ask goodfriends. The conference is scheduled to begin at 1:15 in the Memorial Student Union. Attorney Julius L. Chambers, noted civil rights lawyer and former representative of the Board of Governors will be the keynote speaker. A rap session willfollow the opening assembly. Workshops, a panel discussion, and lectures will be given by distinguished lawyers and representatives. Thad Eure, N.C. Secretary ofState will speak at 4 p.m. on "War and Peace: Reflections of the Past-Projections of the future." Following Thad Eure, a panel discussion on international affairs will feature A&T student representatives from South Africa, Iran and Middle East. Daniel McLawhorn, assistant attorney general for the state of North Carolina is scheduled to lecture on Student Rights at Thompson To Convene Each Monday

(Continued From Page 1) great university." In order to better assess the operations of the university, Thompson said he will convene weekly Monday meetings of the vice chancellors and a monthly meeting of the central administrative council. "All major decisions regarding this university will be made with one or both of these administrative groups," said Thompson,"and I will When you ask good take full responsibility for all friends for a favor, you know decisions made." what they're going to say. So Thompson said it is his you tell them you're moving philosophy that the student again and then wait for the stands at the top or apex of the groans to stop. They may not educational pyramid; the like the idea, but you know faculty makes up the body and they're going to be there the administration a makes up When you're finished, these the base of the pyramid. people are going to deserve "With this in mind," he something special. Tonight, concluded, "I stand in support let it be Lowenbrau. of your efforts and will give my best to provide quality Lowenl I960Beer brewedin U S A. by MillerBrewing Company. ere's good leadership." Milwaukee Wiscnnsir to friends. Tuesday November 11, 1980 The A&T Register Page 7 SPORTS NOTEBOOK Aggies Drain Rattlers' Venom By Raymond Moody By Wade Nash the Rattlers went for six and was forced to run. He How many times does a points scrambled left and hurdled The Aggies want the Gold! No, not money, the team with a 6-2 record rate as Quarterback William into the endzone for a two Aggie football team wants the Gold Bowl, a post- twelve-point underdogs Watson played his usual point conversion, giving season game played between the conference against a 3-4 football team? outstanding game. The 6-2, FAMU a 15-14 lead. That 190 senior directed the Aggie The Rattler champions of the CIAA and the AAEAC. was the case when the lead did not last Aggies and Florida A&M offense to perfection utilizing long. The Aggies started at But the AAEAC champion (S.C. State) will probably Rattlers met at Florida State's Pitts and Cleotis Johnson to their 20, following Chester's receive a Division-IAA playoff bid, which means the Campbell Stadium. eat up i lie clock as well as score and mounted a conference's second place team will be the The Rattlers held a control the ball for scoring deliberate time-consuming representative commanding series record of drives of 49 and 57 yards. drive downfield. The Aggies Johnson And nothing more could make A&T Coach Jim 26-4-3, but the 1980 Aggies scored the first Aggie took the lead 17-15 in 13 plays touchdown AAcKinley happier to have weren't intimidated by those after Waymon on a 27- yard field goal by than S.C. State accept a statistics Pitts romped 53 yards. Pitts Aaron Herring playoff bid because and drained the with 14:20 to AAcKinley's Aggies have venom from the Rattlers started inside and faked play. captured second place in the tough Mid-Eastern 24-22. several would-be Rattler The Aggies then increased Athletic Conference. The Aggies won second place The win shocked Black tackles and was goal line their lead driving 59 yards in bound; honors by whipping Florida A&AA 24-22 last Friday College football followers and only a good angle by a nine running plays. Cleotis night in Tallahassee. gave Jim McKinley's squad a Rattler defender denied him Johnson scored on a powerful record the. score. three-yard run. The game wasn't as close as the score indicates. of 7-2, while Rudy The Rattlers Hubbard's Rattlers dropped to The Aggie defense worked drove to A&T's 19, where it A&T moved the ball at ease majority for the of the 3-5. to perfection while denying the was fourth and six with 4:32 to night. When the Aggies failed to score, it wasn't This game was very Rattlers the run or the pass. play. A field goal would have because Florida A&M stopped them; it was partly important to both teams. S.C. Aggie defenders held the cut the Aggies'lead to six, but due to penalties or turnovers by A&T. State has already clinched the Rattlers to 70 yards. on 16 the Rattlers coach, Rudy Coach McKinley was really excited after the conference championship and carries, with the bulk of the Hubbard, wanted a a probable yardage coming when the touchdown. game. I've never seen him so emotional. As the NCAA-IAA The Aggie playoff berth. The of Aggies forced A&M defense had other ideas Aggies were running winner and off the field after the game, the A&T-FAMU game quarterbacks Sammy Knight forced Billy Koonce to throw the would players were jumping up and touching the claim a respectable second and Nathaniel Koonce to run inaccurately to stop the Rattler cross-bar of the goal post. I guess McKinley didn't place in the conference for their lives. The Aggies threat want to be left out. He went up there and touched standings. held the Rattlers to only six The Aggies kept the ball for the cross-bar too. The Aggies won and will first downs. more than three minutes, The Aggies played again demonstrating It seems that McKinley feels extra special probably meet the NCCU with its ball about Eagles in Gold constant determination and control offense. this win. There had much Bowl IV which The Aggies been talk about the means A&T and Central will their 14-7 halftime lead was a punted to the Rattlers at the teams the caliber of Aggies have been beating. No battle each other twice in a definite reward. 1:32 mark and Bobby one can talk about that now, not after the Aggies row Playing much better, Hawkins returned it for a Rattler beat a strong FAMU team. The Aggie offensive line was FAMU made a game of it in touchdown. Vincent Coleman's point There could be more than a Gold Bowl bid for the again the key as theypaved the the third quarter. A 33-yard after the pass from touchdown Aggies. If A&T plays welland beats Tennessee State way for 329 yards rushing. Nathaniel Koonce cut A&T's margin Allenton Silcott to Clarence Chester went for a to 24-22 with 1:16 left. That in Nashville Saturday, the Aggies could very well was outstanding in reserve touchdown and cut the was as close as the Rattlers end with a Division l-AA bid. for the injured Mike West. The other Aggies' lead to 14-13with 5:38 could get Tennessee State had better not overlook A&T. members of "Operation to play in the third period. Watson and company But then I don't see how a team can underestimate Push," were Maurice Bryant, Chester then gave the Rattlers finished draining the venom out a team that's leading the nation in rushing. Corey Junkins, Clifton Britt, the lead. Back to hold for of the Rattlers and now Coleman's will move on to This game is a tough one to predict. Tennessee Thomas Boone, and Donald point after Nashville Spicely totally touchdown attempt, Chester Saturday to pull teeth out of State has already beaten good teams dominated the like Nicholls Rattler's defense. dropped the snap from center the Tennessee State Tigers. State and Long Beach State, and it has been The Aggie defense defeated by Grambling 52-27. Any team that gives composed of Gerry Green, Air Products up 52 points has some problems, defensively. I Eric Westbrook, Frankie a billion dollar company don't care who the team is. The Aggies can move Chesson, Dennis Coit, Mike' Joyner, with room for growth the ball. As far as Tennessee State's passing Roy Sheppard, Kevin Robinson and yours attack, the Aggie defense must be on its all company . . . toes pursued the Rattlers the night, especially in the from secondary. start to finish JOIN A THRIVING TEAM A&T must control the ball against the Tigers. This The Rattlers capitalized on game is a toss up. But I have to go with someone. an early Aggie mistake to take Our 1980 sales approached one and one-half billion dollars. This by a 7-0 lead. The marks our 21st consecutive year of growth and represents more A&Y one Raltlers'Calvin than five times our sales in 1969. A key factor in this remarkable A&T 28 Tennessee 27 Forte blocked Aggie punter growth has been our employees—dedicated, competent individ- James Jenkins'attempt inside uals with a strong desire to grow right along with us. And our future depends on more the Aggie one- yard line people like them—able to meet the de- and mands of our organization while developing professionally and Wilfred Ardley recovered it in personally. the Aggie endzone for the six Air Products points. We offer career opportunities Vincent Coleman is engaged in in all areas including Moody and Nash's Black added the point. extra • Industrial Cases Engineering . . . College • Poll The Aggies dominated the • Cryogenics • Research Synthetic 1. S.C. State 10-0-0 first quarter but trailed the • Fuels • Manufacturing 2. Grambling 8-1-0 • Industrial and • Planning Rattlers 7-0. It was obvious Polymer Chemicals Financial Management 3. Tenn. State 6-1-0 • that the Aggies came to play • Process Equipment • Management Information A&T • Metallurgical Systems Technical 4. N.C. 7-2-0 after theirfirst possession. • Marketing Virginia • Plant Construction • Sales 5. Union 7-1-1 Florida natives Waymon 6. Jackson State 6-3-0 Pitts and Billy Mims were 7. NCCU 6-2-0 We're proud of our growth extremely tough on the Think about joining us. 8. Miss. Valley 5-4-0 An Air Products representative Rattlers. Pitts rushed for 136 will be on campus: Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. 9. Alcorn State 5-3-0 yards Box 538, Allemown, PA 18105 in the first half while An Equdl Opportunity Employer M/F 10. Howard 5-2-2 (215)481-7050 Mims contributed with a carbon copy of last week's two Nov. L For more information contact Joe Forish, Manager of College Relations point conversion against or see your placement office. Morgan, but his catch against Page 8 The A8J Register Tuesday November 11,1980 FAMU Goes 'Big Time' Again On CBS's 60 Minutes

By the country's major networks Nassau, Bahamas (1963) and Wade Nash Welch's Grape Drink in 1979) Bullards sums up band'; a total of 32 times. They've has received the Whenever you watch a countless and in a paramount News Film immense success this way:' appeared at three Super hundreds 'if college band executing of invitations to "Half/time U.S.A." their football it's Bowls, The American appear throughout the man that car intricate formations either in the performance at Friday's outrun Football, conference game, country, South the legendary Orenthal person or on television, or Africa, Europe November 7 contest with NC James and The Black College All Star and metropolitan (O.J.) Simpson. In film, much • of the cities all A&T was filmed for prime marching game in New Orleans. over the south. bands, it's the band developments of those Yet, time tv. The FAMU marching the acclaim doesn't stop Featured that can out march the movements and techniques on there. in two major band has indeed become the The "100" has rendered "Marching 100" of FAMU display can be attributed to commericals in recent years country's most revered band. command performances (for And in Tallahassee, Florida. Florida A&M's "Marching in Coca-Cola in 1975 and for Band announcer Joe 100" band. At last count, the famed FAMU aggregation was responsible for pioneering or refining no less than 29 "innovations or first performances," which are now incorporated into the programs of high school and college marching bands nationwide. How good is this band? Good enough to be on CBS's 60 minutes. That's right, the "Incomparable Marching 100" has a date with Dan Rather and company sometime in November or early December The Rattlers played our Aggies November 7, and the very next day the band was preparing the show for this week's game with Bethune- Cookman. The "100" practice on their own field. The Rattlers' band is very disciplined and dedicated, and acts more like a fraternity than a band. Their practices are long hard, but fruitful. Watching them practice Saturday without their uniforms revealed that the band is composed of at least 20 females but they don't get any speical breaks. If you're caught moving when the band is at attention, you'll be forced to run laps immediately. The maestro impressario of HOW WOULD YOU this successful music program LIKE A FREE POSTER is Dr. William P. Foster, who has been at Florida A&M since OF THESE GUYS June of 1946. "My goal then was to build a band of quality, a first class HANGING AROUND YOUR ROOM? band program. ' It would be a program,"Foster continued, "which would include development of not only an outstanding marching band, but a strong symphonic band as well." With Foster's vision and determination, the future of the FAMU program was assured from the start. The Who would ever guess that an unruly bunch of "100" has been called "The famous Lite Beer drinkers would someday pose for a number one marching band in classic photograph? This precious moment the land" has been by NBC Television; captured in a big (18" by 24") beautiful color Lite The Greatest Halftime Show Beer Alumni Poster that's yours for free. in America, by Life Magazine, "The Lena Home of Bands," Just cut out the coupon, being sure to include vour by the Wall Street Journal, name and address, and send it "The Most Imitated Band in to: Lite Beer Alumni Poster, Box America," by the Miami 11973. Milwaukee. WI53211 Herald; "The Most Televised LITE BEER FROM Band in America," by the MILLER. Florida Times Union EVERYTHING YOU ALWAYS WANTED IN Address (Jacksonville). In all, A BEER.AND LESS. the 980 Bei lo. State band has been televised by all Offer ex