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by SANDRA AARON a great trainer to develop certain ment Commission has been something of value to humanity, that all_the citizens of Statesboro temperaments. I have tried to be "As a black candidate," Ms. Ms. Lois A. Dotson, instructor urging." would get behind my campaign." in the GSC English Department, honest, straightforward, aggres- Dotson said, "we should be about sive and ambitious. Ms. Dotson affirmed that, as a is seeking a position on the candidate, she has two factors the business of survival as Extensively active in both the Statesboro City Council in the against her, first she's black and people, increasing our chances Statesboro and GSC community, upcoming city elections. The secondly she is a woman. for ourselves now and our Ms. Dotson is affiliated with position is currently held by children in the future; reaching many services and professional W.A.Bonds; Ms. Dotson's "However," Ms. Dotson com- equality at some point in life for associations. She is founder and ' opponent. mented, "being a woman should all people in this country president of the Raggedy-Anne Ms. Dotson remarked that she present no problem. I feel that I regardless of race. As a black Civic Club, vice-chairman of the is seeking the city council position have a woman's perspective and I woman I want to serve humanity, In-As-Much Preschool, the Ameri- because she would like to be a think that is legitimate. It is not as a black woman I want to serve can Association of University representative of all people, all wrong to have a woman's view. A my community, as a citizen I want Professors, the American As- citizens. woman's place is anywhere she to be given the opportunity to sociation of Uniyersity Women, "Since representatives are can make a contribution, be it in serve." and the International Reading voted at large, it's about time for the home, education, industry or How good does she think her Association. She is hostess of a black people to have a government. There is that chances are? "Very good," Ms. weekly news and talk show, the representative on city council. personal satisfaction I receive, Dotson replied. "All responses Ebony Scene, broadcasted on "However," she elaborated, "I knowing that I can contribute have been favorable. I just wish ,WWNS radio, am not running as a black candidate, nor as a woman; but as a citizen who is interested in the Readable Format good of Statesboro." Ms. Dotson continued explain- ing her platform in detail, "I am committed to community service. CCC Evaluation Revamped I view government as for the people and by the people to provide services in return for "Zoning has been under The first steps toward the Harvard," says Cook, "We better and easier to understand which the taxes are levied. discussion for many months. Real creation of a dependable guide believe the verbal description and I'm glad to see it make "We have good reasons to be estate agents are not the proper to courses at Georgia Southern of courses and the new it." proud of our police and fire individuals to decide zoning College were made today as divisions of information will Dr. Debnas Presley of the matters; their self-interest is too the Central Coordinating prove much more attractive English Dept. also supports departments, our recreation and the evaluation. He says that beautification services; yet I apparent. If elected, I will look at Committee administered and useful to students than the problems and push for what is evaluation questionaires to the sort of statistical graphics people who don't -listen to wonder if these services are as other's reactions become too equally distributed as they should fair. Statesboro should have a approximately 133 classes which resulted in the past." Comprehensive Land Use Plan. across the campus. Students seem to agree. self-assured. "I feel the great or might be. So, if I am elected, I teachers always have received will make it my business to At present, buying a home is Dave Cook, CCC president, Anna Paine, a freshman hazardous; no one can know what who initiated the effort, says majoring in Special Education, feed-back and this is how they concern myself with this matter. progress," he says. "A lot of people will ask if I will be built on the lot next door. he feels the Course Guide says she normally chooses her The city" is growing in a fashion Committee has developed a classes on the basis of her own Other professors are not so have the skills for this office, and agreeable. Several of these the answer is yes. I have which promises headaches for much improved format since interests and the hours they many people in the future. If the completion of last year's are made available. "Now," teachers say they agree with developed these skills as a the idea of evaluating, but elected, I promise to work for the guide, which had minimal Paine said, "This booklet will mother, a breadwinner, a disagree with the committee's homemaker, and a teacher; these adoption of a Comprehensive success. enable me to choose courses "This year's booklet will be with a balanced workload and method of operation. Dr. have made me a diplomat in many Land Use Plan such as that which Charlton Mosely and Mr. Fred respects. You see, homemaking is the Area Planning and Develop- based on the one used at know a little more about the teacher and his methods before Brogdon of the History Dept. I get into it." say that last year's evaluation Tony Austin, a junior was ill-timed and disorganized transfer student from Valdosta and that any evaluation should said, "As a transfer student at require 100 per cent partici- registration, I just chose pation from the faculty or none Masquers randomly and hoped for the at all. .They suggest that an The Adding Machine opened ... last5! best. I wish I had something evaluation, not under the night and will continue performances through like this to help me as long as auspices of the school, be made Saturday night. Curtain is 8:15 p.m.; it was a true evaluation...and at registration or any admission is free to students with I.D.'s. not merely an estimation of a on-campus location and the degree of easy or hard." results be sold to offset costs. According to Michael But Thompson says he Thompson, co-chairman of the doubts if that sort of survey guide committee, the survey would provide a guide of any administered today will use to students due to the provide a basis for the problems of gathering composition of the booklet complete class evaluations and next quarter. "Basically we gaining financial backing. want to transpose a collection Dr. Robert Ward, also of the of facts, collected from History Dept., voiced some- professors themselves, re- what different arguments. He garding tests, outside work, says the last evaluation, and so on, and the collective "Didn't help faculty or the class opinions of both courses students--' a great to do about and teachers, into a readable, nothing'." Ward added that understandable guide." between faculty evaluations JBuffet & Waits The faculty remains divided and student evaluations one Jimmy Buffet and Tom Waits in its > support of the gets evaluated to death. He will appear in concert at GSC evaluation. says he also doubts their at 8:00 in Hanner Gym. Dr. Hew Joiner, of the usefulness and truth - because Admission is $2.00 in advance History Dept., a faculty of the various opinions they and $2.50 at the door for member on the committee, include. "Who's to say who's students; general admission is highly' endorses the project. right?" he asks. $4.00 in advance and $5.00 at "Students should have the According to Dave Cook the the door. See page 4 right to come up with an evaluation booklet should be evaluation and this is one completed in time for use method. This year's will be spring quarter. PAGE TWO - NEWS

...,.,..• ' ■ ■'■:■:■ J}cug_dini£. » » Alcohol Clinic Offers Variety Of Services explained that "we don't refer people using the clinic regularly. to have a problem. We're anxious by DAWN THOMPSON public," says Bethel, whose duties consist of public relations Clients are officially enrolled only ■• » "You don't come into the world patients tocertain state hospitals, for people to come examine our work, locating helpful state and if they have a drug or alcohol knowing you're an alcoholic," because in order to get people off facility and see us." explains Nona Wells, counselor at federal agencies and referrals for alcohol they put them on drugs." problem, but the clinic will The Alcohol and Drug Abuse the Ogeechee Outpatient Drug treatments of alcohol and drug council anyone about problems or Council is presently engaged in Clinic, located on Walnut Street abuse, and promotion of public make referals. Sable said that the Sable explained that the clinic making a grant application to in Statesboro. In keeping with the education through speakers, GSC student body itself is not wanted to be included in establish an alcoholism treat- goals of the Alchohol and Drug forums, business seminars, using the clinic. Some graduate freshman orientation at GSC and ' ment center tor women. It is also Abuse Council, Wells believes exhibits in schools and public was turned down by Dr. Pope students are participating in trying to develop a labor • * that public education is one of the buildings. Duncan. "I guess the president group sessions. "We encourage management seminar to help primary factors involved in Bethel explained that the was a little afraid". Sable said he people to come, we need a businesses in the early detection rehabilitating the drug abuser. Council's philosophy stresses good public relations, feeling that feels that Duncan and others in divergent group. You don't have. of drug abuse problems. The Bulloch County Alcohol the community are afraid of the • ■ * and Drug Abuse Council community support is essential to success. major drug and alcohol problem developed from a Grand Jury at GSC. Sable said that "When investigation into the increase in The Alcohol and Drug Abuse Clinic offer individual and group people first come to school, they alcohol and drug abuse primarily should know what is available to * * among young people in and family counciling, empha- sizing the fact that alcoholism is a them for the help they might Statesboro and Bulloch County. np.ed." The Council, created in 1974 by "family disease." In addition, the the Bulloch County Board of clinic offers vocational guidance, The clinic presently has 20 Commissioners, is funded oper- working with other agencies such clients enrolled, with about 100 ating expenses with five percent as Vocational Rehabilitation, of beer and wine taxes and Swainsboro Tech and Family licenses. The Council was Services. "You have to sort ot chartered for the following gear it to each individual," says purposes: "To discourage the Bethel. Bicentennial History Project abuse of alcohol and drugs, and to The clinic also offers recre- provide treatment and rehabili- ational opportunities such as tation for those persons suffering guitar lessons, leathercraft and Receives Endowment from alcohol and drug abuse." jewelry work. Clients are not The Ogeechee Outpatient Drug allowed to participate in recre- STATESBORO-The Georgia award was made to allow the period and its people and Clinic was formed in August 1974 ation unless they have partici- Committee for Public Pro- project to continue scheduling issure are exciting and when the Alcohol and Drug pated in counseling. Leo Sables, grams for the Humanities of programs for groups reques- interesting enough," Joiner Abuse Council subcontracted Director of the Drug Clinic, the National Endowment for ting them between now and said, "that without compromis- with the Georgia Department of expressed the need for materials the Humanities recently an- the end of January, 1976. ing accuracy and without Human Resources for a drug free to work with. nounced the award of $1985.90 Interest in the programs myth-making we can make our day care center funded by the Revealing some of the as a supplement to their outstripped the originally programs entertaining to adult Department of Health, Education problems the Clinic encounters, original award of $8607.70 to budgeted funds in mid-Septem- audiences. The response we've and Welfare. Nona Wells again pointed to "Perspectives on the American ber, when 66 programs had gotten from the public seems "I'm a recovered Alcoholic, so I public education and attitude. "I Revolution." The highly suc- either been given or scheduled to show we're right." have a pretty good rapport with can't stand the expression 'hard cessful project, designed and through the twenty-eight coun- alcoholics and families of drugs' or 'soft drugs'. You can directed by Dr. G. Hewett ty area served by the project. Joiner intends to reapply for alcoholics," says June Bethel, withdraw from narcotics in three Joiner of the Department of Eighteen faculty members funds to allow the project to executive secretary and the only days, but it may take six months History has as its purpose from several departments in continue throughout the bicen- paid employee of the Council. for tranquilizers." Bethel pointed providing programs on the era the School of Arts and tennial year of 1976, and Bethel explained that alcoholism out that although the valium of the American Revolution to Sciences offer a selection of 64 invites requests for programs is a disease which deserves syndrom is one of the largest drug interested adult audiences in different programs related to or information on the project dignified treatment. "We need to problems, almost anyone can get the coastal Georgia area. the American Revolution under from any adult groups in the get that concept over to the a valium prescription. She also The unusual supplementary the project. "We think' the area. Fowler Speaks You can't be cool when your feet are uptight. Atlanta Examined Casual, despite the necessity of Wyche Fowler, president of Despite admitting he'd never on-the-job training of relatively Atlanta's city council, stated had a political science course, new council members, the recently Atlanta's fiscal situa- Fowler went on to outline the council has shown good Comfortable. tion will not result in its basic structure of his city's results, especially in fiscal becoming the next New York. government and discuss the "Fiscally, we're in great progress and problems the matters." For Atlanta's council is com- shape," he said. "Our bond council has experienced to movin' posed of 18 members, nine of rate is among the highest in date. which are black, the other nine on the nation." "But," he Atlanta, according to Fow- white. Fowler indicated that he campus! continued, "just like every- ler, has been experiencing was pleased to have seen little where else, lean times are seven years of change in its division on council questions ahead." governmental structure. Modeled after the federal "as a result of racial division." Fowler made these and other system, the city system Stating that a new government remarks concerning Atlanta recently separated the legisla- "is never better than the during an informal speech tive branches. "This has been people who fill the slots," presented to the political a difficult transitional period Fowler laughed as he cited the science club last Friday. for us," Fowler stated, "but inexperience of the present council. "The prevalent color of the members is not black or white," he said, "but green." Art Sale Held Fowler went on to say that NAVAJ0 The Georgia Southern College Art Department will sponsor an "the era of the big city is exhibit and sale of approximately 600 original prints from the over." An advocate of decen- $2goo famed Ferdinand Roten Galleries collection today from 1:00 to tralization of city government, 8:00 p.m. at the Foy Fine Arts gallery. he said that he believed "local Along with prints by such masters as Picasso, Goya, Renoir areas (cities such as East and Hogarth, works by many of today's American artists will be Point) should have the right to exhibited, make decisions concerning Hush Area residents are invited to browse through this outstanding local issues. But police, water collection of original graphics. A knowledgeable Roten and garbage policies, for representative will be on hand to answer questions about the uppies instance should be a city coun -BRAND SHOES prints and the artists and to discuss other prints not in this cil decision as it effects all collection which may be obtained from the gallery in people city-wide." Baltimore. Agreeing that "a dispersal PATTERSON A world-respected authority on graphics of all types, Roten into smaller communities will holds exhibitions and- sales at major museums, colleges, art result in a two-tiered govern- -GRIFFIN galleries and art centers throughout the United States and ment," Fowler felt confident 'oA. *•*. Canada. that such a situation would M The informal displaying of the collection allows visitors to SHOES -6 P. still be efficient. J*-" examine at close range the various graphic techniques of Fowler closed by stating he \0^ STATESBORO MALL different artists. is confident, that,, "as. _ the Fori further information, call Mr. Bernard Solomon at Georgia council matures, district con- Southern College. (681-5283). cerns will transcend racial." M&,mmM?i >m s m .NEWS - PAGE THREE* GSC Planetarium Where Stars Step Inside

By DON WOOD made to recede, as it would fulfilled every Thursday night at "We can show any naked-eye appear to do when seen from a 7:30, when shows are presented object in the sky," said C. M. spaceship. A moon landing can to the students and the general Mobley, director of the GSC also be simulated with the zoom public. planetarium. projector. A meteorology' pro- This quarter, there are no Besides the 5000 stars, the sun, jector allows flashes of lightning formal Thursday night shows moon, and visible planets, the to be shown. planned, although the plane- planetarium can project artificial New cassette tape equipment tarium will be open and informal satellites, the aurorae, twilight, will allow greater flexibility in the shows will be given. Beginning and grids for the zodiac, right number and variety of shows that Winter quarter, formal shows will ascension, and declination. An can be presented. Narration and be given each week. orrery can project a moving model background music for a show can "This year we received funds of the solar system against the be recorded on the cassettes, and. from the student activities planetarium dome. then . played back at will. budget," Mobley said, "so we Mobley said he has recently Recording and playback had been can now develop better shows foi acquired additional equipment a cumbersome operation using the students." The Georgia Southern Planetarium is a room of 5000 stars! which will greatly enhance the the earlier reel-to-reel equip- The annual Christmas show According to CM. Mobley, director, any naked-eye object in the flexibility of the planetarium. An ment. A quadraphonic sound will be given during final exam sky can be reproduced on the planetarium dome. eclipse projector can show one system will also add much to the week for the students, and ground. heavenly body moving in front of shows, Mobley feels. - throughout December for members; a maximum of five are "The class is more oriented another, as, for example, the "A planetarium serves two Statesboro residents. "We've allowed in the class each quarter. moon does when eclipsing the purposes," Mobley said. "The spent most of this quarter toward entertainment than Frank Ray, a student assistant, science," Mobley said. "De- sun. An image rotator allows a first is the study of the stars; and working on the Christmas show," is employed part-time to help veloping a planetarium show spinning image, such as a planet, the second is entertainment with Mobley said. Mobley run the planetarium. Ray, to be projected. scientific shows." The Christmas show will involves visuals, music, dialogue, a sophomore physics major, 3 *and drama. The stars often A 10:1 zoom projector gives the The planetarium is used by examine the story of the Star of presents shows and builds special become secondary." illusion of motion toward or away astronomy classes, fulfilling the Bethlehem. The planetarium will equipment needed for the planetarium. from an object. The Earth can be first purpose. The second is be calibrated to show the sky The class currently has three above Bethlehem in 6 B.C.—a process taking three days. Astronomers have determined Fasting Promoted that three strange events took place in the sky about the time of Christ's birth; these events will be shown and discussed. To Alleviate Hunger A two-quarter planetarium By AMELIA SMITH should contact him in the CCC operations class is taught by office in Williams Center. Mobley, for which five hours 0 A Fast For A World Cook states that he hopes Harvest to help alleviate credit is given. The class is open people will get involved and to students of all majors. The only hunger world-wide is being donations will result. "We'll promoted by an organization prerequisite is an astronomy forward any funds collected course, or an equivalent back- called Oxfam-America. Partici- directly to the Oxfam people." pants in this project are asked to go without food on November 20, and donate the u' cost of the meals missed on this day to Oxfam. Oxfam-America is committed RESEARCH PAPERS to helping the poor in Asia, THOUSANDS ON FILE Africa, and Latin America to Send for your up-to-date, 160-page, mail order catalog of become more agriculturally self 5,500 topics. Enclose $1.00 to cover postage and handling. reliant. The funds raised by the one-day fast will be used COLLEGIATE RESEARCH for such things as improving 1720 PONTIUS AVE., SUITE 201 irrigation, land reform, educa- LOS ANGELES, CALIF.90025 tion, marketing, and health Name . care in the developing coun- tries. Address. Here on-campus, efforts are City _ being made to contribute to the Oxfam cause. Dave Cook, State. Zip. CCC president, requests that anyone interested in participat- ing in the fasting program V^NNV^ Uncle Ralph's

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QUALITY DISCOUNT WORLD College Plaza UPTOWN STATESBORO PAGE FOUR - FEATURES"' Concert At Hanner Salt Water Rock On Tap Tonight By CRAIG SHAPIRO the vein of Martin Mull or Randy rpck." butter/I'll get a can of sardines/ of a good time is a Tuesday Newman, is cut short when he His debut album on ABC Runnin' up and down the aisle of evening at the Mahattan Club in "The new Jim Crocc.a singer launches into songs like "He Records, A White Sport Coat and the Mini Mart/Stickin' food in our Tiajuana. I am a dedicated and songwriter in the same went to Paris" or "Come a Pink Crustacean, was acclaimed jeans." Angeleno and have absolutely no Monday." as some of the best lyrics intention of moving to a cabin in tradition of John Prine...some- Buffett's home-spun story where between Steve Goodman around' and tagged Jimmy as "a telling and audience rapport Colorado. I like smog, traffic, "He's too musically soft- kinky people, car trouble, noisy spoken to be a rocker, and the should make this show a treat for any GSC concert-goer. neighbors, crowded bars, and mad-cap, elliptical point of view spend most of my time in my car in his lyrics wouldn't really Sharing the bill with Buffett qualify him in the folk music will be Tom Waits, a new talent going to the movies. Now, with camp." who best describes himsejf, "I two diploma albums, Closing am a pedestrian piano player with Time and The Heart of Saturday Clear now? The answer is poor technique but a good sense Night, I trust I will secure enough between the lines. "J.B." is of melody. club dates to keep me moving." unique...individual...he defies categorization; and the odds are favorable that his concert tonight "Born -December 7, 1949 in Come this evening, it looks like in the Hanner Fieldhouse will be Pamona, California, I drink the CUB will be providing a night a refreshing, and needed, change heavily on occasion and shoot a of musical craziness and good from those rapidly aging decent game of pool and my idea times. Southern sounds of blues and boogies. Considering his roots, it's surprising to learn that Jimmy's music isn't more firmly planted in the Southern strain. Having grown up in Mobile, J. B. dropped out of college to make JIMMY BUFFETT the rounds of New Orleans, TOM WAITS eventually winding up in the and Kris Kristof ferson." marvelous talent." Cashbox saw heart of Opryland ... Nashville. his next LP Living and Dying In After skimming through the PR As could be predicted, 3/4 Time as "an incredible releases and reviews' on Jimmy Buffett's personality clashed with treat." Buffett is an unusual and Buffett, one feels lost in a swamp the "country" image makers and gifted performer. ~«fc.» of comparisons, you have to ask Jimmy packed off to Key West, ... Who is Jimmy Buffett? Florida, settling on a three miles Unusual to say the least.;. by five miles island populated by Jimmy's music can pay homage "He's not really a country a potpourri of 20,000 fishermen, to Monty Hall (from "Let's Make singer. Although his voice has a artists, and eccentric millionaires. a Deal or My Whole Life is distinct Southern twang, his Waiting Behind Door Number tunes like "Why Don't We Get The environment proved con- Three": "I chose my a"pparel/I Drunk and Screw" are a little too ducive to Jimmy's musical wore me a big barrel/ and they off-beat for the stolid country creativity, and his Florida rolled me to the first row."); or establishment of Nashville. sabbatical resulted in the birth of romp on the theme of shoplifting, "His role as a song satirist, in "salt-water and shrimp-boat "Who's gonna steal the peanut Record Review Catch A Rising Star Eric Carmen - Carmen's idols were the album; a rarity among records Eric Carmen (Arista) Beatles, the Who, and the today. Beach Boys. "Sunrise," the Carmen's talent potential is opening track, relies heavily on comparable to a Bob Dylan or By FRED HOFFMAN old Beach Boys harmonies, it Bruce Springsteen. He is works great. mellow, he can cook, he can Eric Carmen is brilliant. He grab the emotions. There is was the lead singer and All the songs were written something for everyone on this guiding creative force behind by Carmen except "On album. the Rasberries, but an over- Broadway," a tune that There is a "standard" band; abundance of personal talent doesn't deviate from the lead him to make a go of it on Drifter's version, but Carmen Cont. page 5 "" . . his own. gives it a refreshingly new sound. It can be listenen to Beautiful ballads androckin' over and over without getting tunes laid down on one of the the least bit boring-it's really best recorded albums of the that good. Hey Man, Let's Swing on down to year make this solo album an instant hit. There isn't a bad cut on the Uncle Ralph's-He Has

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EVERY TUESDAY—PITCHER NIGHT From 7:00 P.M. to 11:30 P.M. Open 10 A.M.-12 Midnight Daily 10 A.M.-2 A.M. Friday & Saturday Uncle Ralph's Patio Pu| > College Plaza On Alcoholism Really Living Without Liquor By ALISON TERRY graduate school I worked "About three years later I fell Atlantji. You have no idea how Alcoholics Anonymous. I had What is it like to be an extremely hard; besides attend- apart physically. For the next you got there, even though you' always thought I could quit by alcoholic? The following is an ing my own classes, I taught as eleven years I had pancreatitis drove the entire way yourself. myself, I just needed willpower. interview with a professor here at well. The work was grueling. I and was taken to the hospital "I got the shakes too, and could Then I realized I needed the help Georgia Southern. began having a drink before bed frequently. My bottle would be barely write. Finally I had a of Alcoholics Anonymous. "I came from a non-drinking to help me sleep and drank on taken away from me and I would rubber stamp of my signature family. By my junior year in high weekends to relax and unwind hallucinate. Not about pink made so I could sign papers—I "What I feared in stopping school, I had drunk beer and from the week's work. I was using elephants or nice things either. I even had to stamp my checks. drinking was the painful wine. After entering college I liquor as a whip—it gave me the thought I saw people move ceiling I became a recluse except to withdrawal period; but with the decided drinking was sophisti- drive to accomplish what I needed panels aside and then aim at me come to college to teach. My help of a fine doctor and A. A. my cated. I associated it with pretty to do. with machine guns. All of my teaching was like so many tape withdrawal was not too painful. "My mother became ill at this hallucinations were horrible and recordings. I merely repeated the parties and the country club set. I "Alcoholics Anonymous not time and lingered for five years twisted. Besides visual halluci- lessons I'd been teaching over the drank not because I had an only offers a program to quit before her death. I suffered nations, I had audio halluci- years. inferiority complex, but because I drinking, but it offers a program serious emotional problems and nations as well. I thought I heard thought it tasted good and made of living, as well. You learn that me feel cheerful. At that time, drank to alleviate my heartbreak. music coming from faucets, air "I came to realize I was no conditioners and other places. longer living to drink, I was drinking will not solve any of your about age 20, I was a successful "At 35 I began to realize that I drinking to live. If I stopped I problems. social drinker—I never overdid; didn't drink like other people did. "Then I began . having knew I would fall to pieces, and I after all, a gentleman should In fact, I found myself blackouts. Blackouts are horrible. "I got my teaching job back the was too cowardly to commit always be able to hold his liquor. outdrinking even my heavy- You appear to be functioning following fall quarter. I thought to "For 15 years I continued to drinking friends. normally but don't remember suicide, so I kept on drinking. myself, 'I've got my job back "Soon my department chair- drink. Over this period a number "Sure, I went on drying-out anything you do for long periods now; why should I stay sober?' man and the dean realized I was of things happened, I served in spells, but then I'd have just one of time. You can go to sleep in The answer was 'For myself. Life dying. I had had five attacks of World War II and afterwards drink' and I was back drinking Orlando, Florida, then wake to is much better without alcohol.' pancreatitis. completed my Ph.D. During again. find you're in some motel in "The department chairman "Within two months after I gave me five warnings, then he stopped drinking I saw definite said I could no longer teach physical results; no more shakes, unless I proved I was trying to get no more blackouts, no pancrea- help. Then I was suspended from titis, no missed classes because I teaching for summer quarter. was too hung over, and I wasn't "Being suspended from teach- afraid anymore. ing was what is known as "There were no more fears of 'bottom.' It was the crisis that insecurity, being found out, or made me decide to find help. "I was 47 when I first went to Continued to pg. 8 ■

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WHFRF EATING IS A PLtASURi: Nappy Patch provided GSC with the from a packed house, the six man ensemble proverbial "shot in the arm" Wednesday, provided three hours of jazz, rock and blues. November 12. Amid thunderous applause >l BREAKFAST LUNCH Record Review DINNER piano, synthesizers, guitar, a star; he's a musical genius, world to believe that his next drums and a harpsichord; but, and a true professional. This one will prove just as good, 459S.Main Buffet Luncheon Daily it is what Carmen does with first album is flawless and and a blessing if it's better. these instruments and the way there is every reason in the Look for this one. 11 A.M.-2 P.M. in which he arranges arid A....- „ ---„---„J mixes them that makes this album so special. After extensive listening to classical composers, Carmen began to realize parallels between them and Lennon, McCartney, and other writers of the 60's. This is the key to" his ability to diversify his music. There is even a number on the album that progresses into a '40's sound, replete with a tap-dance routine. The love ballads contain no overused themes and the rock 'n roll cuts won't bore you with the 7xy

quite in the same league as the By MICHAEL THOMPSON student body has probably deserved. Or appreciated. Mike Greene Band, they For example, when the Mike proved themselves serious and MICHAEL THOMPSON jffif\ DIANE CAPPELLI It is common knowledge that Greene Band played an dedicated musicians with a students are often dissatisfied notable performance. Further- Editor Managing Editor with the efforts of the College more the crowd's response Union Board to secure quality proved that a demand exists entertainment for campus here for music other than that DAVID RUSSELL GARY ROBERTSON appearances. It is less well- of another hardcore, Southern, News Editor Business Manager known that the CUB is often boogie band. Perhaps there is faced with a student-created still hope for Georgia South- Editorial views expressed in the George-Anne are "Catch-22" which effectively ern. not necessarily those of the GSC administration or limits what it can accomplish. faculty. Signed columns are solely the viewpoint of the writer. The problem is simple. In The point is the CUB is order to book high-priced finding excellent musicians "super" performers in concert without expensive price tags which the CUB budget cannot who are still on their way up, afford, the CUB would have to and bringing them here for On Voting promise (in advance) a large concerts which are unapprecia- By DAVE RUSSELL gate return and a guaranteed ted and ignored. percentage thereof. Buildings went up in flame and student demonstrators went inspired two-hour set in the old down under the gas. When the smoke had cleared, some things However, the attendance at GSC concerts has traditionally Hanner Gym last summer, less It would be unfortunate if the remained the same, but a lot of people had changed. same thing were to happen been poor, therefore the CUB than 100 people bothered to Radicals resorting to violent tactics created violentopposition to again tonight. Jimmy Buffett is in no position to promise attend. Mike Greene is not a their cause. Now maybe a different method for reform is anything. superstar, but he is a highly and Tom Waits have been surfacing. As a student in- Berkeley, Calif. , stated, "The acclaimed as two major Evidently, students are unwill talented musician and he government can be had. We must infilitrate, change from musicians moving into the ing to support school concerts should not have been simply within. That's where it's at." upper echelon of the entertain- unless they feature high-power written off by students as a Despite how you feel about this student's intentions, he does ment industry. ed, well-known names. But bad risk. have a point. By registering to vote, right here in Bulloch, without student support the Rather than badmouth the student representatives or others with attractive ideas could be CUB for not bringing the CUB can't even get a seat at elected by us students to the local and even state offices. As recently as last week the the bargaining table. Allman Brothers back to Consider Berkeley. Student representatives, due to active CUB presented another rela- Statesboro, students should do It should be noted, however, student voters, gained office and promoted ideas unpopular to tively unknown band in well to attend tonight's concert that the CUB has tried. In the more conservative. They weren't bombing buildings, these concert at Foy Recital Hall. with an open head. fact, they have done more for young policitians, they were making what they considered While Nappy Patch is not the student body than the Let the music do the rest. needed improvements. But, as you know, the voter drive here failed. So maybe we're satisfied. But look at Oregon. There, young people voted en masse and substantial gains were made as a result. Oregon is now considered by many to be the most ecologically progressive state in the union. Protected By Society Believe it or not, the same situation could exist around here. The voter drive failure is discouraging, but one day, who knows? By DON WOOD of circumstance. disease-carrying vermin will Okay, there are many reasons besides apathy why the drive Karen Anne Quinlan and the Last week, the nobility of our spread pestilence throughout the failed. Many people don't want to be registered in Bulloch, and inhabitants of New York^City are society was demonstrated when city. People will sicken and starve that's understandable. But the important thing is to register. American citizens—members of a New Jersey Superior Court Judge and die needlessly. Misery and And then to vote. free and noble society where the Robert Muir, Jr. ruled Karen suffering will rain upon the city's Nixon and crew turned many off to politics, but the individual strong, the able, the healthy, and Anne Quinlan has the right to 12 million humans. vote, many individual's votes, is still important. Just ask the lucky protect the weak, the live. Karen Anne—a pretty Our society cannot let this Maynard Jackson in Atlanta or Wyche Fowler. They'll tell you. destitute, the ill, and the victims 18-year-old girl who has lain in a happen. The Federal government comatose hell for seven months, must save New York—if not from whose mind is short-circuited and default itself, then at least from burned, who will never regain the the horrors that will follow. vitality and vigor she once It is too easy to say New York enjoyed, and who is the most caused its own troubles through helpless of all human beings—is financial mismanagement. The protected by her society. problem is more complex. But even if it were true, it would not New Yorkers deserve similar matter. At most a few dozen or a protection. Their city is now on few hundred could be blamed for the brink of either default or mismanagement. Millions will bankruptcy; if either of these suffer for their errors. financial tragedies occurs, the Even if the millions could be city won't be able to pay its debts. blamed, it would not matter. You Vital services will be disrupted. save your drowning brother; you . Police and fire protection and do not lecture him for swimming garbage collection will become after Thanksgiving dinner. irregular or non-existent. Food Karen Anne herself mixed the and shelter for welfare recipients, tranquilizers and alcohol that and hospital and emergency sand-blasted her brain; even she medical care for the poor will deserves protection. evaporate. Public schools will Our society was tested in the close and essential goods and Quinlan case, and found good and services will not be supplied. noble. We are tested again in the The crime rate will rise; danger New York case. May we fare as from fire will be great; vyell this time. View Point I happened to get a chance that the Reflector is a to look at the most recent testimonial to what happens issue of The Reflector, and with a minority in any noticed obvious absence of situation if, they do not speak blacks among the material out themselves, or if the included in it. As a matter of majority does not take it upon fact if I were not a student themselves to recognize the here at GSC, I would think absolute fact of that minorities that there were only ten or existence. fifteen blacks on the campus, This letter is an attempt to speak out in hopes that that is if I were just judging someone other than myself will from our yearbook. The only notice the disparity in the blacks noticeable, really, are representation of blacks in our those participating in sports. beautiful yearbook and the There is even an absence of actual number of blacks on blacks in scenes taken in campus. For real, we do more "Sorry, Helen, I won't be able to go on the lobbying trip to the classrooms, where I'm sure things than play basketball. capitol. The airline won't let me charge the ticket without my blacks participate or they William Roger Cary husband's permission." wouldn't be here. The truth is Landrum Box 10957 .riPTMlTVNJ DAPP SEVEN The Yearbook Lives the 5T\ By DIANE CAPPELLI to the frequency of publication graph. The photographer STAFF and the amount of people it caught a mundane view benefits. This is one qualm I through the front gate and Craig Shapiro Features Editor The time-worn institution of hae with the Reflector. The transformed it into an ethereal Frank Maddox Sports Editor the college yearbook has been students who do not want a woodland. Rachel Rhodes Copy Editor severely criticized in recent yearbook are required to The Reflector definitely Greg Marshall Cartoonist years as being unrealistic, needs revision. But I am Tom Easterly Photographer and Subscriptions extravagant, unrepresentative, optimistic that they will Sharon Bennett Accountant and unimaginative. Many continue to improve the format Tom Jackson . . .' Circulation schools hae given up the and creat a more efficient and Carolyn McKinney Typist format of an annual book for a better received effort. The Bob Evans Advertising Assistant quarterly to yearly magazine Reflector staff deserves appre- Sandra Aaron, Alison Terry, Susan Ambrose, Linda which concentrates heavily on ciation for their work, and the Kay Williams, Hairy Prisant, Beth Blough, Betty events with little or no advice and support of students Anne Prince, Fred Hoffman, Amelia Smith, Stephen '-Poloney, Jeff Hart, Cathy McCarty, Richard White, organizational and student in giving them the annual they Tim Ward. sections. Georgia Southern, want however, remains steadfast to V, the old style, and in the past faced these criticisms guiltily. But, the '75 Reflector appears on the scene less shamefacedly contribute through their activi- than its predecesors. ty fee. Published weekly, the Unrealistic. Of course it George-Anne does not receive would be hard to find a proportionally greater finances. yearbook that emphasized Our budget is far less than the trash, traffic problems, boring Reflector's. weekends, apathetic students Unrepresentative. All in all and faculty, etc. People are the Reflector represented a more apt to remember beauti- great variety of students and ful spring days and smiling student interest groups. Orga- faces; the Reflector staff is no nizations not represented have different, they can't avoid themselves to blame. Perhaps selective attention. Coming there could have been more much closer to reality the '75 coverage of black students and Reflector decries apathetic a little less of sports. students, and lets the prospec- I can't say that I find the tive student know that when Reflector totally representa- he arrives he will be greeted tive, but I find it much more with worse weather in the so than the side ways glances South. The entire introduction of past yearbooks. Unfortunate is devoted to some of the many annuals in emphasizing universal problems of growing the ideal life of a college ignore up and going off to school. certain groups and ideologies. Extravagant. Printing costs Unimaginative. The Reflec- for a book with such a volume tor is growing up at last. The of pictures are tremendous. layout, photography, and copy Costs could be cut by deleting are quite interesting and individual student pictures, for refreshing. Color is used example. Many also complain effectively. Nothing speaks so that the cost of production of well of this birth of imagina- the annual is not proportional tion than the cover photo- Part Two: Did Christ Really Live?

This article was written to attempt to refute the reliability of leaders. Contrary to this thought, divinty. They include ability to the other 11 apostles suffered provide objective information for the New Testament and the there is an aspect of his teaching forgive sin, transform lives, and heinous deaths as martyrs the use of the college student. It Gospel of Luke in particular. which is unique among world give eternal life. Even the old because they, refused to recant on is not intended as a rebuttal for He was compelled to a complete religious founders. This differ- Hebrew term for God, Yahweh their claims that they had seen any prior articles printed in the reversal of his beliefs due to the ence is that Jesus claimed to be (Jehovah), is ascribed to him. Jesus after his resurrection (the GEORGE-ANNE. overwhelming evidence un- God. So much is said that C. S. other apostle died in exile). covered in his research. He Lewis, a professor of literature at Those who opposed Christian- concluded, "Luke is a historian of Cambridge U. says, "You can ity could not refute the claims of By Bruce Paris, Larry Dwyer, the first rank...this author should shut Him up for a fool, you can the apostles; instead they chose and Robert Beckum be placed with the very greatest spit at Him, and kill Him as a to kill the perpetrators of the faith demon; or you can fall at His feet in order to shut them up. Had In order to be an honest seeker of historians." Dr. Nelson and call Him Lord and God. But they been able to demonstrate of truth one has to deal with the Glueck, the famous Jewish let us not come up with any person of Jesus of Nazareth. No archeologist, agrees: "We can that Christ had not risen, they patronizing nonsense about His could have killed Christianity. other life has affected history already say emphatically that being a great human teacher. He more than the single three-year there is no longer any solid basis Since they could not do that, they has not left that open to us. He chose to kill the believers instead. ministry of this man. Yet most for dating any book of the New did not intend to." Such evidence as the above led college students are not aware of Testament after about A.D.~"80." John Locke, the famous British Dr. Paul Maier, professor of the objective evidence concerning There is a great deal of philosopher, said that the ancient history at Western him. This article is intended to evidence which attests to the life resurrection of Jesus "...is truly give the student a small morsel of of Jesus other than what is found Michigan U. to conclude that of great importance in Chris- the historical data dealing with in the New Testament. So much "...the tomb in which Jesus was tianity; so great that his being or Jesus. It is hoped that through that it led F.F. Bruce, professor at buried was actually empty on the not being the Messiah stands or these facts one can come to a morning of the first Easter. And . the U. of Manchester, to falls with it." Had Jesus better understanding and con- no shred of evidence has yet been conclude, "Some writers may toy remained in the grave, Chris- discovered in literary sources, clusion about the person of Jesus. with the fancy of a 'Christ-myth', tianity would have died with him. epigraphy, or archeology that The major sources for infor- but they do not do so on the Even the apostle Paul stated that would disprove this statement." mation concerning Jesus of ground of historical evidence. if Christ had not been risen from Contrary to mainstream world Nazareth are the New Testament Jesus is referred to by a the dead, then faith in him was thought, 'the individual believer in documents. These documents number of ancient historians and In Mark 14:61-64 when asked if worthless. Jesus as the Christ can have represent authoritative historical writers such as Tacitus (Annals he was the Christ, the Son of the Paul, one of the educated elite complete confidence that his faith accounts presented by eye- 15.44), Lucian (The Passing Blessed, Jesus replied, "I am." among Jewish leaders, was one of is based, not on myth or legend, witnesses of the actual events. Pereguis), Suetonius (Life of This caused the high priest to tear the greatest antagon'sts of but on reliable historical facts. Because they were circulated Claudius), Thallus, and Tertullian his clothes, a sign of blasphemy. Christianity in his day. However, Churchill once said that "men during the lifetimes of those who (Apology 5.2). He is also In his own trial, Jesus had after his conversion he became occasionally stumble over the had first-hand knowledge of the mentioned many times in the incriminated himself. one of the greatest protagonists of truth, but most of them pick facts of Jesus' life, the authors Talmud (Babylonia Sanhedrin Another incident is recorded in the faith. It is certain that a man themselves up and hurry off as if were compelled to be accurate or 43a) and in the writings of the John 10:30-33. Jesus claimed of Paul's intellectual stature nothing had happened." It is else have their story discredited early church fathers. Josephus, a equality with God when He said, would not have undergone such a hoped that if the reader stumbled by their critics. Jewish historian of the 1st "I and the Father are one." The reversal of beliefs due to over the truth in this article today, Many have attempted to century wrote Jesus's death by Jews started to stone him. Why? something he knew to be untrue. that he will not just walk away. discredit the accounts by crucifixion, and his reported They said that Jesus "being a Paul went on to die a martyr's Instead, we hope he will search ascribing to them a second- resurrection (Aramaic text). man, makest thyself God." death for his claim that he had farther into what' the Christian century dating. Sir William It has been said that Jesus' There are many more places in seen the resurrected Christ. Paul faith has to offer him. Ramsay spent 15 years doing teachings are not different from the Gospels where Jesus claimed would not have died for what he References are available from archeological investigation in an the teachings of other religious divinty, or characteristics of knew to be a lie. Like Paul, ten of the authors. PAGE EIGHT - FEATURES- Editorial Ermmn MTSYXS Nov. 30 The Misconception Blues By CRAIG SHAPIRO interpret? Not hardly. From inconceivable is revealed: 8:00 the moment the concert was people can be so selfish and I almost feel sorry for announced, the gripes and pseudo-important to believe & Jimmy Buffett and Tom grumblings began. "Jimmy their opinions and few dollars Waits, tonight. Not because Buffett...Tom Waits, what the are the ONLY ones that they lack in ability, both are hell kind of crap is that for a matter, that control. immensely talented, but major fall concert? I pay my 10:00p.m. And it's the CUB that is M\ INom THE LIFE OF IVAN DEMSOVKH branded. Why not? It's all WWtfY THF/'EF NOT. their fault, isn't it? They're the ones that booked the concert. A few elite hiring for their ears On The Air only. Right? JBelow is a list of the top 20 albums played over WVGS Wrong, the CUB is a October 27 - November 10: campus organization Elton John - Rock of the Westies - MCA established to provide the Manfred Mann - Nigthingales & Bombers - Warner Bros. students with variety. New Riders of the Purple Sage - Oh What A Mighty Time - Remember variety... the spice Columbia of life? It's true. Those "my Marshall Tucker Band - Searching for a Rainbow - Capricorn baby done caught that train Spirit - Son of Spirit - Mercury and gone" blues have come, Gino Vanelli - Storm at Sunup - A&M gone and been back again, and Foghat - Fool for the City - Bearsville Records it's fine music. But a change of Eric Clapton - E.C. Was Here - RSO pace doesn't hurt, how and Eric Carmen - Eric Carmen - Arista why it is so vehemently Jeff Beck - Truth/Beckola - Epic resented can only be guessed. Ian Hunter - Ian Hunter - Columbia If you disagree with the The Who - The Who By Numbers - MCA College Union Board, go to Black Sabbath - Sabotage - Warner Bros. their office and let them know, Hydra - Land of Money - Capricorn because the audience they are activity fee and the CUB gets Don't bitch and mope. Todd Rundgren's Utopia - Another Live - Warner going to perform before will be Jimmy Buffett, damnit!" Jetrho Tull - Minstrel in the Gallery - Chrysalis comprised of a minority of The quotation isn't imagi- The Board should not be Don Fogleberg - Home Free - Columbia selfish, musical bigots crying nary, it's a conglomeration of condemned, applaud it for Aerosmith - Toys in the Attic - Columbia for their pablum of Lynard sentiment expressed...still redirecting the commonplace. Hummingbird - Hummingbird - A&M Skynard, Marshall Tucker, etc. being heard. And it infuriates, Sensational Alex Harvey Band - Live - Atlantic One more thought. These Right...musical bigots. Is it embarasses. comments probably won't there any other way to It infuriates because the deter those from "expressing dissent expressed is remin- their opinions" tonight, it escent of a pouting grade- really is a shame. For those of br~: Alcoholism— schooler angry over an us looking forward to having a worrying where to get rid of my imposed curfew. It embarasses good time, we will. See you empties. because a truth once thought there. "For three years now I have lived without thinking of liquor. pilllJlllilllilllJK The psychological compulsion to drink lasted much longer than the physical compulsion, but now I C & W Yesteryear am free from both. "I don't feel guilty about my alcoholism. When I was under the influence I was a different person—how can I make apologies for something I did when I was not myself? I can only say I'm sorry. "I do know that now I have a great sense of freedom. Now I know there is not much I can do about yesterday but make amends to the people I hurt, and I don't worry about tomorrow because it hasn't come yet. I live a day at the time... and what's wrong with that?" i. [4 t>-*> » **J*,B4±

FEATURES - PAGE NINE "The Adding Machine yy Masquers : Support A Worthy Cause

By STEPHEN HAUSSMANN stands. The graveyard meet- The sets and lighting help tcf movements of the dancers ing of Shrdlu and Zero is create the right environment towards the end of the routine Masquer's presents for your somewhat reminiscent of a for the play. The use of current become jerky and seemingly Fall entertainment, "The Add- scene from Hamlet. "Alas, events type newcasts during out of place in "The Elysian ing Machine," by.Elmer Rice. poor Yorick,..." the show help to bring the Fields." Four years ago this quarter play out of the 20's and into Masquer's produced "Blood the 70's. It is somewhat "The Adding Machine" is a similar to "The Seven O'Clock I had thought that I might play in seven scenes reflecting Wedding" by Garcia Lorca. be seeing another production The play lended itself to the News/Silent Night" song by the Expressionistic mood. By Simon and Garfunkle. of "Everyman" only this time the use of distorted sets, use of both rod and "human" with words. Wrong. "The lighting, and costumes to show puppets. In "The Adding Masquers have still not Adding Machine" is a unique the inner confusion of the Machine, we again see the solved that age old problem of . and enjoyable play and Bob individual the frustrations in use of puppets to express the noise from back-stage areas West, Director; Cathy Ander- the life of man, the slave, are idea of the control that is not the sound of a revolving son, Asst. Director; and revealed. The play was written beyond the individual. Further, set on a hollow stage. Richard Johnson, Technical in 1923 and represented a there is no reference to God as Director; as well as the cast stark statement of the Expres- "THE" controller. Only refer- The dance portion of the and crew have staged an sionist view of the times. It ences to a nevulous "they." play was well choreographed excellent production worthy of reflects in one scene the by Laine Lloyd, however your support. frustration of the middle class The puppets are interesting with their own morality and because they get the point across but their human If you stop smoking, gam- their sameness of purpose. Yet bling, drinking, girl-chasing each individual has his own controllers need practice. Their movements on and off stage and cussing you might not fantasy which will never be live longer, but it will sure realized. It is thwarted by this are distracting and time-con- seem like it. very "sameness" of everything suming. in their lives. "The Movies" tend to be a focal point. They Don Finney, as Zero, is provide take-off points for congratulated. I believe he sees every flight- of fantasy. Mr. the essence of his character; ce#m that there is, above all else, mutt** Zero is offered a brief respite in the form of a woman who hope. If Zero can excape the lives across an air shaft and DON FINNEY-MR. ZERO hold that his own identity who undresses in front of the places on him, then he can window. If she really has been Trying to find a "Character" transfer his fantasies into putting on a show for him, out of literally nothing is a hopes and from hopes to then she needs lessons in how difficult feat but it is there. to get out of feminine clothing. reality which is what it's all It is clumsy and unconvincing. about. The Statue of Liberty Mike Harper is again "in as a modern day symbol of character" as Shrdlu, that hope doesn't quite fill the bill. The opening scene is a most reprehensible of crea- Neither does Uncle Sam who monologue telling us just tures, a mother killer. He too, offers it to Zero. If it is the old about everything we need to like Zero, has struck out carrot-in-front-of-the-donkey know. It is handled very well against the sameness of the trick, then Zero is doomed. by Karen Barile as Mr zero. play and for his efforts is And along with him the hopes She has that "sameness" rewarded with "The Elysian of all the people who are about her that reveals the role Fields" until he under- exactly like him. FAST, FASTTFAST, SERWEEI or lot of women. Virginia McCary also does a fine job as Daisey, Mr. Zero's office mate. Through Daisey we again see the frustrations and fantasies of women. COUPON It is hard to keep track of all the Mr. and Mrs. l's, 2's, 3's, etc. by the nature of their CD 0° SUNUVERS multiple-single identity. Mr. 5, Richard Cole, and Mrs. 1, Caroline Hamble, do well to ' establish characters in a" scene full of automated characters. SAVE 50C WITH THIS COUPON ON THE PURCHASE OF SUNLtVERS SUNGLASSES Thanksgiving Cards When you care enough to send the very best SUN LOVERS

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Thurs.,Nov. 27 MOW ONLY AT i Town & Campus Pharmacy IDKOW % *Jvebt ^University Plaza COLLEGE PLAZA mmmmmmmmm © 1975 Hallmark Cards. Inc. rrTvrvrrrv? virr iTrerrrr rrrr rer»v ri-rremT'iTyrTnrrTTTrr%T i vtv rvrrrv i v i v i v r-JTM ' PAGE TEN - SPORTS - Assistant Coach Lane Adds Depth To Staff By Linda Kay Williams experience. add toward an exciting 1976 "Coach Stallings is a know- "I like a small school like season." ledgeable baseball man. I am GSC," said Mike Lane, a Lane and Larry Bryant have impressed with his organization. graduate-assistant baseball coach worked together on the condition- The amount of practice accom- for the GSC Eagles. ing program that many of the plished during fall practice was "Here you have a better players are taking advantage of. fantastic. Everyone trying out for relationship with the people on the team got a good chance to "The conditioning sessions campus. The combination of a big show his capabilities. Lane thinks should help facilitate all the baseball program and a small the 1976 Eagles should be a performance skills needed to be a college is uncommon. I attended strong squad. good ballplayer. The guys need two larger colleges before "The team is impressive. this sort of thing. Stronger graduating from a small one. The Excellent speed combined with physical strength should aid the small school was nicer." strong hitting and pitching should upcoming season." Lane is a 25-year-old graduate of Kearney State College in Nebraska. A native off Fort Participation Jn Fall Quarter Intramurals Has been Collins, Colorado, he attended outstanding. Greek_and Independent leagues have produced both the University of Colorado fine performances during the games. and Colorado State before going to Kearney. "I coached in the Babe Ruth League for four summers. I also GSC Intramurals coached Colt league, Legion and Semi-pro ball back in Colorado. I STANDINGS enjoy working with young kids. FRATERNITY They really enjoy learning; they are ambitious, aggressive and WON LOST PTS OPP hard working. It was good TEAM 7 0 192 18 Kappa Sigma 7 1 126 31 Alpha Tau Omega 5 2 90 95 Sigma PI 5 2 147 59 Sigma Chi 4 3 87 46 Soccer Pi Kappa Phi The Ueorgia Southern Soccer Club defeated the INDEPENDENT Savannah Soccer Club 3-2 in TEAM WON LOST PTS OPP overtime Saturday as the Sanford Satans 7 0 117 12 squad took their first victory Bang Gang 6 0 85 0 of the year. - Roughriders 6 1 118 24 Fonzle's Garage 4 2 71 44 Marcus Mouchet opened the Big Red Machine 4 3 101 39 scoring for Southern in the Cone Hall 3 4 48 61 first half and was followed by WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL STANDINGS Woody Woodruff with two goals, one in the second half SORORITY and one in overtime. TEAM WON LOST Outstanding performances Zeta Tau Alpha 9 1 were exhibited by numerous Kappa Delta 6 4 players including David Alpha XI Delta 6 4 Primm, Marshall Payne, and Delta Zeta 3 7 Alpha Delta Pi 3 7 Mike "Animal" Mclntyre. All Phi Mu 3 • 7 players present saw action during the game and all did a INDEPENDENT fine job, especially considering that four starters were unable TEAM WON LOST to play. Oliff Hall 7 ■ 1 BSU 5 The game, played at Daffin 3 Rookies 5 3 Park in Savannah, was an Winburn Hall 2 6 important moral victory for Johnson Hall 1 7 the team and put the Southern L team's record at 1-2. Crowder Pleased With Team Ken'sMen's Shop Unity In Early Action Save Up To 50% By Jody Jiunnies "There was also equal scoring , 15 points. Besides her strong which was an improvement over defensive accomplishment, Moss Everyday! If at first you don't succeed; the Savannah State game." added 21 points to her own team's try, try again. total. JEANS all styles This is undoubtedly the motto Coach Crowder also expressed Along with Moss, leading for the girl's basketball team as pleasure in the performance of scorers for the Lady Eagles were SHIRTS all styles they were defeated 61-44, by Donna Moss as she held Tift's senior guard Beth Morris with 21 Savannah State College on average 25-30 point scorer to only points and Pam Baker with 18. Monday, November 10, but then SWEATERS JACKETS returned home to defeat Tift College, 77-57, the next Thurs- HAND PAINTED BELTS day. "We played a completely WE'LL HUE VOU FANCY BUCKLES different ball game each night," Linda Crowder, coach of the Lady LEISURE SUITS Eagles, stated when comparing rULL CREDIT the two performances of her in the Community College squad. "We really wanted to win LEISURE SHIRTS our season opener against of the Air Force Savannah State but we just didn't It's an entirely new concept! College have our game from the outside credit, transferable, for your training and plus the Savannah team was experience during your enlistment. If you much taller than we were." want to become a professional in one of Height was also a disadvantage 3,700 vocational areas, ask to see our for the Lady Eagles against Tift new general catalog. Air Force men and women can make it in so many different College. ways. We'd like you to be one of us. "Rebounding was a big problem," Coach Crowder look up. Be looked up to. Bir rone remarked. "We were letting them get second and third shots Call TSgt Jerry L.Batey while we were just getting one try 764-4308 at the basket.' "I was real pleased with the :eam effort which we showed igainst Tift. Everybody did their oart and played well together as a 301 NORTH ■earn," added Ms. Crowder. , SPORTS - PAGE ELEVEN

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