v'ol. 25-No. 22 Jacksonville (Alabama) State UniverSity Tuesday, March 6, 1979 SGA finds new ways to utilize money BYJANAMCW'HORTER into two parts with half of it Parking would then be on a students provided through At the Student Govern- mandatory for all students. "first come, first the cooperation of ac- merit Association (SGA) 'Ibis would support clubs and .~~i~. counting students. Roc meeting on Monday night, organizations such as the Other business included aewsberry made a motion Feb. 26, the senators radio station, the paper, the the senate approving a free discussed some new ways to yearbook and other SGA income tax service for the (See SGA, Page 3) utilize the money from the a~~rovedfunctions. The .. - 7 student activity fee and the second part would be use of one consolidated voluntarv and would go into Cooperatron sought sticker for resident and the fund so commuter parkkg. that more money could be fmm JSU students President Peinhardt invested-. .-. . . in- "gettine. -. to~-rate discussed setting aside a performers. By CHUCK AVERY available for funding is the p~rtionofthis activity fee to The Executive Branch of In an interview on wed- deciding factor on such in- build a recreational center the SGA also proposed the nesday, Dean Schmitz was creases. JSU- Rifle Team for intramural sports and for idea of consolidating the asked questions about the As far as the recent "panty .r a student union building. He commuter and resident problems on campus. raids" are concerned, rules Jacksonville State-University's rifle team defeated 10 of Aliceville won top honors for the Gamecocks. Members also discussed cutting the fee stickers into one sticker According to him, there and regulations will be en- other colleges to take the Mardi Gras Invitational Rifle of the team are, left to right, first row, Sgt. H. Killgrove, are some problems with the forced according to the Tournament at Nicholls State University recently. The coach; Bill Puckett, Aliceville; Coleman Ledford, conditions and needs of the policies of the University and Gamecocks pushed their record to 194 with the win, the Summerville, Ga. Second row, Pat Fulmer, Oxford; 1 S.G.A. Officer ~lections dormitory. The need for new dormitory visiting hours. top record in the Alabama Rifle Conference. Bill Puckett Randy Beers, Montevallo and Rick Ward, Albertville. I equipment and furniture is "What we really are asking Sign-up - March 5 - 9 among the top of the is that the students priorities. cooperate with us as far as New director for March 6 Students throwing trash respecting individuals' Campaigning Begins - mlcE out of dorm windows and rights are concerned." littering on campus is also "The "panty raids" have JSU dance performance night - March 78th ends - becoming a problem. Sch- brought unfavorable midnight March 25th rnitz commented that we publicity and undesirable By WENDY MARTIN m Self Cafetena. All of the held for this concert so the interest on cam~us.It is - have a beautiful campus and characters on campus. If JS~T has a dance comp ~y choreography will be Mrs. company will be joined by a already obvious &at there is he "would like to see it students do riot co~npiywith and has had one for a few Roswal's. The show will group of students interested a large interest in dance Elections - Monday, March remain as a source of pride the regulations, TJniversity years, but this year the truly be a variety of dance in dance. from the performing side, for everybody." discipline or even civil company has a new director, and will have something for but dancers must have an 126th There has been a lot of talk charges could be broughl Peggy Roswal. Mrs. Roswal all ages to enjoy. There will Mrs. Roswal, not one to audience. The dancers hope lately about security here on against violators. received her Master of Arts be no admission charged as stand still, is already hoping to have a full house at this Run-off - Wednesday, campus. He was asked If he in Dance at Texas Woman's the company wants to in- to put on a mini concert concert as it will only be held March 28th thought that the security was "Basically, the vast University. Her emphasis troduce itself to the campus. during finals. She hopes to for one night. I adequate. In reference to majority are really good was in modern dance, but The company consists of use not only her Anyone interested in I crowd control he replied, students and are of no she also teaches ballet, tap, six girls who take the dance choreography but also knowing more about dance, "There are times when we problem." Schmitz stated. jazz and pointe. laboratory, which is students' Choreography from classes, or performances needmore people to assist us 'We need help and The company is getting to organized give students the annual workshop held for should contact Mrs. Roswal on campus but we can get cooperation from the ready to put on a concert credit for time spent in kr dance classes. This of in StepheensonGlrn ofiice no. assistance if needed." Irn- students in solving thk Tuesday, March 6, at 8 p.m. performing. Auditions were course will depend on the tc ------5. provements in the campus problem. The best way The company is getting organized to give students the annual workshop held br &;;iiiontact, -- r-----Mrs. Roswal on campus but we can get cooperation trom the ready to put on a concert credit for time spent in her dance classes. mis: of assistance if needed." Im- students in solving this Tuesday, March 6, at 8 p.m. performing. Auditions were course will depend on the hi5. Stephemon Gg-~r,oGice ris. -- provements in the campus problem. The best way ta secaaity is an understudy but help is to be more alert to the amount of money what is going on."

Wade addresses - necessary, students are Notice I By LINDA MASTERS referred to a local hospital. Are you thoroughly The drugs and phar- The Chanticleer will not be printed for the next two familiar with ow Student maceutical supplies are weeks due to AEA holidays. The next issue will be on Health Center? Sponsored by obtained from 14 or 15 drug March 27. eography class Jacksonville State companies within the United University, the Health States servicing offices in By CHUCK AVERY both tine and money in Friday, Feb. 23, Mr. Frank a new location were ex- Center services more than Atlanta, Ga., Tennessee and The SGA and the Student having their tax returns Wade, Outshipment tensive in the attempt to sore throats 'and colds. Alabama. The drugs ad- Accounting Association have p~epared.All returns will be Manager for Federal-Mogul, gradually narrow the Miss Carol Lawler, head ministered in the clinic are developed a program which held confidential between Art Council reviews was invited to speak to the possible sites down from nurse and Mrs. Mary Holder, the cheapest bought would enable students to the student accountant and students in Problems in anywhere east of the LPN, may conduct services anywhere. Money received have their income tax forms the person whose taxes are films for '79- '80 year Location and Tran- Mississippi to several in- such as urine tests, cultures, is reimbursed for more filled out for free. being processed. sportation, a geography dividual communities within gonorrhea cultures, finger medication and samples are The SGA is funding the The processing is expected The 1978-80 school year committee who are each course taught by Dr. the areas of northern tip tests (for blood sugar), free. project with money from the to take a maximum of three seems a long way off to some given a catalogue from Baucom. Mr. Wade's talk Alabama, Tennessee and mono tests, and pregnancy The clinic is open Monday erltertainment fund. They days. Persons interested in 3eople, but - not, to the which each member com- dealt with the factors behind Kentucky. Some of the tests. Although birth control through Friday 8 a.m.4: 30, plan to pay the SGA a having their tax returns nembers of JSU's piles a list of prospective the decision to locate the measurable factors con- is also offered, many are and an average of 50 to 60 minimum of $100 but the processed should come by Cinematic Arts Council. titles. A meeting is then Federal-Mogul distribution sidered were labor costs, referred to the Calhoun students are cared for daily. overall cost wiil depend m the SGA office between the Members of the Council are called. All lists are con- plant here in Jacksonville. taxes, available tran- County Health Department All services and coun- the number of forms hours of 1 and 4:30 p.m. on :ow busy at work scanning sidered and a master list of Originally located in sportation, and markets. for other reliable methods. seling are strictly con- processed. For the first 100 weekdays. recent catalogues so that the about 50 titles is selected. Coldwater, Mich., the first mere were numerous in- Allergy shots are ad- fidential and are locked in forms processed, a cost of $5 film series for 1979-80 can be The films are then booked distribution plant eventually tangible factors that were ministered to those students Eles to which only the doc- per form will be charged, SGA President, Keith Peinhardt, said, "We feel it booked. According to through companies ranging expanded to the point at considered, for example, the who bring doctors' orders tors and nurses have access, then for every additional Cinematic Arts chairperson from Atlanta to Hollywood. which further expansion of cooperation and welcome the and medicine. These shots except through legal form, a charge of 50 cents is a good idea and we want to Larry Nee, the selection and Nee prges all students who the facilities were im- company received from the are free and are given one to petition. will be called for. encourage all students to booking process 'is taken have names of films they practical. Construction of a community weighed heavily three times a week. If a doctor is needed after This service will begin on come by and take advantage very seriously: "We want to would like to see to drop off modern, computer - manned in the final decision. An observation unit hours, contact the campus Monday, March 5, and of this program." Both under provide as broad a series as those titles at the SGA office distribution center was Jacksonville's beautiful, consisting of two beds is also police if a dorm director is continue to the filing graduate and graduate poiale, using recent block- ar to a committee member decided upon and a search celaxing countryside was at hand for acute care unavailable. Prompt service deadline on April 15. It is students are eligible to busters as well as classics on a Wednesday or Thursday for the most advantageous also mentioned as a con- facilities. If overnight care is will be rendered. expected to save the students participate. and foreign films. In fact, movie night. He would also site began. The efforts 6find tributing factor. we've already started; we like to have new membersan have "Jaws" booked for the Committee to replace I November. " those who will be graduating. They, too, The selection of films should contact the SGA of- involves all members of the fice or a committee member. I AD WRITING CLINIC I Tuesday, March 20, 2-4 incidences among teen- 1 pm., Round House, JSU, agers, danger signals and STUDENTSPNTERESTED IN TU- MEN'S AND FATHER'S prevention. TORING POSITIONS IN THE WRI- RIGHT: Theincreasing need Wednesday, March 28, to clarify the rights and 2:30-3:30p.m.,RoundHouse, TING CLINIC FOR THE 1979430 responsibilities of men and JSU. RAPE : Lois Seal of the SCHOOL YEAR,ARE INVITED TO fathers in cases involving College of Criminal Justice hild custody and adoption at JSU will discuss rape SIGN UP FOR A TITST WHICH will be addressed by Quinn from the standpoint of Head and Ken Cochran of the prevention. An informative WILL BE GIVENIN THE WRIT- Men's and Father's Rights film depicting techniques in ING CLINIC, 229PANNELL HALL, group and Gary Srnallwood, self defense and methods of Calhoun County Legal prevention will be shown. ON TUESDAY, MARCH 20,1979. Services. Thursday, March 29, 24 Thursday, March 22, 2:3& p.m., Round Mouse, JSU. INDIVIDUALS WHO QUALIFY 3:30 p.m., Round House, EMERGENCY: The lay JSU. SUICIDE: Steve Weiss person3 responsibility and WILL BE SELECTED FOR POS of the Cherokee, Etowah and liability in an emergency DeKalb Mental Health will bethe topic of discussion SIBLE OPENINGS IN THE Center. Chris Devine of the by John D. Moorehouse. MD. ~e~arkentofGuidance and idWarren L. wallace,' MD[ Counseling and Jackie of the Emergency Depart- Guess who? I &wsden of the Department ment Physicians ~edical of Sociology at JSU will Group, Inc. Emergency life Can you guess who the man pictured to the left of the plane is 1He is associated with DR. L.E. MULRAINE discuss suicide-the nature ~svingprocedures will be the Business Office at JSU. Find the answer inside thk Chantr'cleer. of the problem, the increased demonstrated. P irst come, Jlrst serve

By JANA McWHORTER are happy with their parking dtuation because of various The Student Government Association (SGA) is con- reasons as being too far to walk or too dangerous to walk sidering the consolidation of red commuter and green on this campus at night. The problem lies not in the resident stickers into me master sticker. This would amount of spaces to park in but in their convenience to make parking on a "first come, first serve" basis to all classes and dormitories. students. Thisis definitely a good step because it would be fair to This motion, if passed by the SGA, the 'president's all students , givingthem an equal number of parking Liaison Committee and Dr. Stone, would not give students places to pick from. Students would not feel slighted that more spaces to park, but rather a wider variety to choose residents or commuters had a better chance than they did. from. So maybe now, commuter students won't be heard It seems that because of this great parking problem, screaming over a place to park as they pass an open green that there are two types of students on this campus: the space or residents won't be heard screaming over a space commuter and the resident. Neither one of these groups to park as they pass an open red space. 1~NY KNOW WNT GOT 1NTb Mel.IUreNTloMRICA,ffIATe HAMBURGW ANDDRANK ~($Ac~cA,~~IWOR~A~~AUPNHAT, Gene AND WNI lNWeD VleTNAM Right of center wisdom Letters to the edztor

Government is overwatched Dear Ms. McWhorter, I sold my car recently so I To the Editor, To the Editor: After the activities of last know the problem of owning The article about the Sym- I would like to take this "Washington can do it !" creates inefficiency, another place, must prohibit in- done. And it seems that the week around campus last and not owning one on cam- posium being offered by the chance to say that I have 'I pay my taxes so I might is piled on to cover up the dustries from dismissing farther removed that week, I believe something pus. I now walk wherever I Human Services Center was been a Bee Gees fan for s well get to use them!" side-effects of the prior workr. This restriction government is from those needs to be done about the go. But no matter how much very informative. It is good many, many years, and I 'Who will take care-of the action instead of covering up results in a reduction of the whom it is aiding the better. situation of dorms on cam- I do, I still don't like to have to see an originzation offer- think that Michael Reaves' mr?" "Someone needs to for real or imagined short- industry's rate d return, ?his allows local politicians pus. There needs to be to walk 15-20 minutes to a ing a way for cveryone to be review of their new album watch over greedy comings of capitalism, we because unneeded workqrs to engage in the politically - something 'done especially field (that cost thousands of informed and take part in "Spirits Having Flown" was ~usinessmen." Sound are simply covering up must be paid. Industrial irresponsible practice of about the way that the men's dollars), where I could such controversial issues. superb. I have the album and 'amiliar? No wonder- capitalism-like kudzu--and activity then begins to spending tax dollars they did almost kill myself on the un- Sincerely, I do agree with everything dorms are being run. I'm Monica Sibert rou've probably said are strangling it. The middle decline which can only be not raise themselves when one of those people who have guarded fields, racks, bare Michael said. Chalk up a nmething very similar, as group we imagine is not prevented or covered up by they request federal aid. the problem, but not a dirt and ruts. Just so I could couple more million for tlre lave most people who are stationary; one is either new government regulations These politicians and other definite solution. Maybe play catch. Bee Gees. laying to support our moving toward the free such as tariffs. The frequent recipients of government aid some type of different dis- Mr. Peinhardt was put in Good job, g-owing welfare state. Most market or toward total policy chosen to cover up the often discover only too late cipline may help. Something office to represent the peo- Dear Editor, Chris Kellv ~ople,it seems, want to government control. unemployment caused by that, as Thomas Jefferson nkeds to be done, or the guys ple of this campus, com- I want to congratulate cap more and more of its One such government minimum wages is for the said, "The government can muters and residents alike. Maurice Bowles on his ar- need to take Panty Raid 101 ticle. "This Bird's View" ~nefitshoping to be the last intervention is the minimum government to develop and only do something for you in and learn how to do it right. When this parking lot is done Dear Editor, wallowed by the monster, wage, that wonderful tool of expand public works proportion as it can do and over, we'll still have about mid-term exams and I enjoy your Entertain- Having heard many com- injustices. lot realizing that they are economic justice. It has been projects. These are not only something to you." plaints from female him. ment section very much. It seen as a public policy non-productive, but must be is interesting reading and ibwly being swallowed as friends-they apparently Mr. Rowe didn't make it He's right! Teachers liey take these government designed to raise the stan- paid for either by taxes or Also, Patrick Buchanan failed the course! clear whether all bids for also helps students keep up usually don't consider how with concerts, movies, and iillars. dard of living for workers. bor~owing, both of which, revealingly states in his Sincerely, construction on this campus many other exams a student What is surprising as one Its real effect, however, is especially borrowing, book, "Conservative Votes, are up for public debate and the top-selling albums. Ronald Coleman has to take in one week. And Steve Estes $serves this fac- the opposite of the govern- contract the market for Liberal Victories." The most - or requested, proposed and it's not fair for us to spend ionalization of society for merit's intetion: unem- capital and threaten even the welfare state blossoms accepted with the knowledge long hours preparing for a ployment rises. As a more unemployment. The and grows the louder its nore favors from Uncle Sap TO the Editor., of only the necessary people. test and only get a C or D, I am writing this article to md more controls is to hear business cannot afford to trend is obvious and its advocates and beneficiaries This is a first for me to Also, Dr. Stone's state- then have mid-term reports employ someone who is not examples are numerous. denounce the rest of society congratulate the art editor, ~oplesay, "What is wrong write to the paper, but I feel ment has no weight behind sent to your parents. Jerry Stinson, for his fine Nith capitalism? Free en- able to produce at the ar- The problem, however, is as cruel, heartless, and that what Mr. Peinhardt has it. The majority of the grass But, he's right on another work. I feel that the comics erprise needs to be wat- tificiallyelevated wage rate not that the government is corrupt." But too zany of us said "disturbed me on this campus is yellow, point, too. This old world is in the school paper have im- hed." What is wrong with it must fire him. Govern- sticking its nose where it don't realize that we' are all greatly." I live in Glazner, brown or dead. This is due to full of injustices, so we nrnvpd loll nprrpnt 1 find A__ A- I-lL,L r -L .LV-L ALL LA . - 1- _ -LC- . - - - --.- . . - - ... - -...... u L~...~UD.J yclrurr, Y----, GVV. -L.L- WAU V-(VLLU 1~ in the school paper have im- wed." What is wrong with it must fire him. Govern- sticking its nose where it don't realize that Ge. are all greatly." I live in Glazner, brown or dead. This is due to full of injustices, so we proved 100 percent. I find capitalism is that it is over- ment then, in an effort to shouldn't be, but that in- members of one class or one of the dorms effected by an extreme lack of garden- might as well get used to them very entertaining and watched and as one mlvethis pmhlem caused by -dividuals have begun relying annther which screams for the new construction. Na ing knowledge. thtc €+beWW look forward to reading government intervention its coercion in the market- cn government to get things government aid and in- members of my dorm or any All and all, if things really ':I=: You erPL~~~~~~~~ a them each week. trusions. As Pogo said, "We of the other dorms knew get tuff, we can play on the k~mOr'ousletter which Keep 'em rolling, Jerry. have met the enemy and ly made a good point! Keith Sheffield about the construction to field in front of Bibb Graves. Sincerely, they are us." As members of take place. Steve M. Botelle DeNise Moore these classes we must stand" Glazner See LETTERS, Page 3) up and resist the easy wa: MAURICE out, hoping others wil This Bird's View BOWLES follow. We must, fol example, as college students, begin opposing WEEKLY SPECIAL federal financial assistance to education and its ac- companying controls. As in Unlike a commercial this country. awesome military. It is only the economy, regulations newspaper, the Chanticleer First of all, the draft is a a matter of time before they pile upon orders upon fan usually be read for deterrent to war, not a push choose to use it. guidelines, restricting the When Chinamen aren't Chinese relaxation. One never has to toward it. Our military is The. draft will help to freedom of education, which worry about seeing murders dangerously weak. We have is supposedly a state bolster our sagging military. WASHINGTON - The From now on, all ietter to his colleagues admirals by 6 percent before ar great catastrophies on the been forced to concentrate More qualified personnel responsibility. recognition of Communist front page. on quantity instead of diplomatic reports will list telling them they can join the next year. But the Pentagon will be obtained, our nurn- China has produced a whole mainland China as the of- 157th Mobilization Detach- potentates are complaining But this usual serenity was quality. But the quantity we bers will increase, and our Perhaps the welfare state new vocabulary at the State broken last week. I was no do have is far below the safe ficial China. "Under no ment of the Army Reserve. they just can't abide by the state of preparedness will is inevitable in a democracy. Department. The diplomatic circumstances," the memo statutes. less than sickened by the level. History proves that a An article in the journal, The unit is for congressional thus be enhaneed. One can language they speak had to warns grimly, "should members only. In his letter, The brass hats have asked Letter to the editor written by country that does not be sure that the Russians ' "The Public Interest ," be revised to accommodate Mr. Henry Barr. Mr. Barr prepare for war is eventually Taiwan be placed or foot- Murphy unabashedly Congress to repeal the and Chinese will be noting explains that because of the the people in Peking. reduction order and, ac- expressed that we were tested by it. But too many difference between the noted under China." pointed out that those who our progress. The new language is ex- join need only earn 50 cording to our ources, the ~bviously pushing toward pantywaists and doves are Many blinded youths political process and the We may be closer than we plained in a memo, in tended "points" todualify for "good request may be 1onored. But war because the draft is soon trying to hide from this compare time spent in the market process (which is for official eyes only. It in- think to George Orwell's D be reinstated. Mr. Barr reality with farces like concept of 1984. The retirement." The point it's a moot point. The Pen4 military service to a prison that the market process structs American diplomats tagon couldn't meet the 1980 dso confessed that, "It it detente and Salt. sentence. But with the right distributes income less bureaucrats in Orwell's would be earned by at- on the "proper terminology" tending an annual training deadline anyway. mmes to death or Canada, I attitude, the military can be' equally than the distribution to use in discussing China. novel developed the KiIl be on the first bus While the Russians speak an enjoyable life. No civilian of votes) "those with the language of "Newspeak." session, completing Of course, any diplomat correspondence courses and Hazardous Hamburgers? here." of peaceful co-existence to company offers near the lowest income use the worth his pay would rather It's only 1979, and the State A laboratory in Columbus, It is a shame that people our face, they continue to benefits and opportunities political process to increase Department bureaucrats are going to weekly meetings at lose his striped pants than the bngworth House Office Ohio, has just completed a with such attitudes live in build an unquestionably that the armed services do. their income." Again, say the wrong thing. So the already talking Newspeak. study of bacteria colonies * however, this is because of a Building. This writer knows several memo was rushed out before -In Washington, where found in "fast food" ham- "lifers" who were drafted weakening of our moral the arrival in Washington of burgers. After examining 764 fiber. Under the Dome:Inflation cratory is art, oral history is and then decided to make the Vice Premier Teng Hsiao- makina a comeback. An patties, the researchers military a career. may be a cause for belt- The situation creates ping. organization called "Former found there are an average It is obvious that Mr. tightening in the hinterlands, the opportunity but it is For the benefit of those but not on Capitol Hill where Members of Congress" is oE 1f8 bacteria colonies in Barr's attitude is prevalent readers who would like to every gram of hamburger The Chanticleer, established as a student newspaper individuals who must decide our legislators enjoy the compiling the personal among our generation today. to take advantage of it. speak to the Chinese without histories of congressmen's meat. at Jacksonville State in 1934, is published each Tuesday The ad for today's volun- perquisites of office. Among Patrick Henry warned us offending them, here is a them are 2,500 wall calen- careers on tape. The About 9 percent of the by students of the university. Signed columns represent teer Army boasts of pay and quick language course: colonies could destroy red the opinion of the writer while unsigned editorials that, "A vitiated state of dars, 37 free subscriptions collection will be stored in benefits instead of the duty morals, a corrupted public Taiwan used to be known the Library of Congress forC blood cells, 95 percent could represent the opinion of the Executive Editorial Com- and honor of service to one's to the Congressional Record conscience, are m- in Washington as the and 36 copies of the posterity. The interviewers coagulate human blood mittee. Editorials do not necessarily reflect the policy of cauntrv. "Republic of China." No plasma, and 45 percent could the JSU administration. compatible with freedom." Congressonal Directory. The are recording the oldest -~r-krrused the freedom We are experiencing what longer. It is now taboo. In lawmakers first so that they split DNA molecules-4he The Chanticleer offices are located in Pannell Hall, of the First Amendment to legislators get two free art Herbert Spencer foresaw fact, the Chinese in Taiwan reproductions from the don't fade away before their genetic building blocks of Rooms 219 and 220, phone 4359820, ext. 233. express his views, but what can't even be called life. All correspondence should be directed to The Chan- when he wrote, "The more National Gallery of Art and voices are captured on tape. he apparently didn't realized numerous public in- "Chinese." This would ticleer, Box 56, Jacksonville State University, is that freedom was pur- innumerable plants Top-Heavy Military: It TweBuck Flop: The two- Jacksonville, Alabama, 36265. strumentalities become, the irritate the Chinese on the from the Botanic Gardens. chased by the blood of our more is there generated in mainland. But they a1 takes 10 times more dollar bill is three years old, ancestors on the battlefields Each congressional office generals, admirals, colonels but Americans just don't citizens the notion that cannot be callf? d gets nine telephone lines, Jana McWhorte~Editor of the world. Those with and captains to command seem to want the bills in everything is to be done for 'Taiwanese," as this would and every lawmaker may attitudes such as were ex- them, and nothing by them. offend the Chinese in today's peacetime force of 2 their wallets. The Treasury Eric Williams-AssistantEditor pressed in that letter do not make an unlimited number million than it took to run a Department printed more Every generation is made Taiwan. of trips to his home district. deserve to exercise the less familiar with the at- How are the Taiwanese - military force of 10 million than 500 billion of them in Mike Moon- Managing Editor freedom that others have If he drives a car, he gets 17 during World War 11. hopes the two-buck note tainment of desired ends by Chinese supposed to be cents per mile; he he goes by paid for. individual actions or private categorized? States the By law, for example, the would replace at least half of Chuck Avery-News Editor It is a shame that Mr. motorcycle, he is reim- Navy is permitted to have the singles in circulation. agencies; until eventually, memo : "The adjectival form bursed at the rate of 15 cents Barr's life has been cheated governmental agencies is 'Taiwan,' not 'Taiwanese.' four four-star admirals and But the bills are considered Michael Reaves, Entertainment Editor of the love in life that would per mile; he he flies by 22three-stars. Yet, the Navy by some superstitiuous come to be thought of as the People should be refered to private plane, he collects 36 motivate him to want him to cnly available agencies." In as 'from Taiwan,' or 'on actually has eight four-star citizens to be a sign of bad Jerry Stinson-Art Editor preserve his homeland. cents per mile. admirals and 31 with three luck. To date, more than 30(1 other words, with both Taiwan' or 'of Taiwan.' " In Mr. Barr, you stated that :* ~~ 1141ir LVO uUbtwodllar bills are Allen Clark-Sports government aid and the 7 %,* "- , aWeber ehmee t8 rag you would flee to Canada if benefits we expect from still being stored in Treasury the situation arises. Canada retirement benefits Last year Congress or- Department vaults. Officials Dr. Clyde Cox, Mr. Robert Clolfelter, Faculty Advisdrs government intervention, unavailable to common m't far enoueh. when you get something for a short, they should never, dered the Navy, Army, Air are admitting privately that How about a one-way never be referred to as citizens. Rep. John Murphy, Force and Marines to cut the the project has failed bvett-University Photographer ticket to Russia? song watch out for the ac- companiment. Taiwanese or Chin-. DN. Y., has distributed a number of generals and miserably. Sights, sounds 'n moods

Heard the ole saying, "You minutes earlier. Oh well, colors. It's a time of newly several hundred driven, can't tell a book by its kids will be kids. born wildlife and warm as she trudged through the cover"? Well, maybe you ++++ sunny evenings. It's also a slow on her way to school. can. On a student's The crackling sounds of walk in the country with the 'Ihere was sweat on her bookshelves, some books are the ice covered trees as the evening sounds of the brow, Her hair was wind more worn and ragged than cold wind blew through the crickets and the smell of blown, she staggered and others. This says more about white covered valleys. hesh pollen. Spring is really stopped several times to the book than does the one ++++ an us. rest. That girl was yours whose cover has hardly been Popping of hot buttered ++++ truly. My car died a mile touched. A lot can also be popcorn, the roaring of the Creations of generated from school, I was late for understood about the person fire and someone soft, and thought throughout the dass and very tired. Thanks by the type books he reads. cuddly to curl up to. That's crossways of the mind return a lot. Even more can be learned by everyone's dream. When only to be sifted through a ++++ observing what he writes in he's stuck in a snow storm. maze of recalled experiences Being made to write the margin and what he ++++ and returned for another something creative in five underlines. Anticipation and worries time. Once I was here, and minutes equals having to ++++ run through the minds of now I must leave without convince your latest girl that students as they wait to see another thought. you're the "cream of the how mid-terms turn out. ++++ crop." But such is a college Sn~wballs were flying A word of thanks should go classroom-where your everywhere after the "big ++++ Female bodies are out to Dr. Ronnie Harris for attention is split be tween the snow" and it seemed mopping part of the coliseum activities within and the everyone was having fun. jogging, exercising and starving themselves trying floor during the Waylon landscape beyond the 'Ihen, the snow started to Jennings' concert. It is a window that holds the melt a little in the afternoon. to get ready for the bikini weather. shame that two of the daydreams of a spring People started yelping a ++++ deaning ladies who work in romance. little more and the soft poof the Student Commons do not ++++ of snowballs hitting bodies Small yellow and dark red have this type of enthusiasm turned into a splatch and buds are sprouting from the with their jobs. On several Snow ? squeal from those hit. The trees that have slept through occasions I have spotted the people just didn't realize not Spring break is 10 school winter. This is telling us that same two ladiefs napping in to throw wet snow at each God's beautiful earth is days away but, who's other. One individual ac- the student louge when they counting? about to come alive with the shoilld havett %en t working. tually believed he had been rainbow of spring colors. As we walk down the halls hit with a rock, but I had ++++ It's amazing the way in Bibb Graves we see seen that it was one of the Spring will be the begin- people jump at the chance to dozing, sleepy students hard wet snowballs. I told ning of a new life for all of help out their fellow man. caused by the dreary him, but he still wanted to nature. It's a time when the During the ice storm a weather. fight three other guys whcun old hickory and oak awaken certain student (name Has spring sprung? he had been playing with two and begin to show their unknown) was seen by When will spring sprout?

Letters (Continued From Page 2) Theme selected To the Editor: Dear Editor, shared with everyone handicapped students have will appeal to many different I always enjoy the en- February is Black History regardless of his or her race. even used profanity to the tastes. Keep up the good suggesaons tertainment section of the Month, but for some reason You know Black Sisters and handicapped students over work. newspaper. I especially liked or another it seems as if the Brothers, Black History the parking situation. . Dianne Decker Nutrition Week I AccordingBy LINDA MASTERSto a recen an article that came out on significance of it has been Month doesn't only enlighten I am not handic$pped, but Feb. 20 entitled "Success disregarded by Blacks other races about our great feel that something should be Dear Editor: campus survey man! Stories," which told about primarily as well as whites. Black Heritage, but it gives Qne to eliminate this ugly I would like to students feel the studen some new rock groups. I also Many Whites disregard it us an opportunity to learn sore from the face of -0ngratulate you on the liked the article on the Bee anyway and there are others about our culture and our- Jacksonville State. articles in The Chanticleer. to be observed ~:;::g~~;:;:::;; Gees that told about their who feel and see the need for selves. Robert Brown It (the paper) is an im- The new parkkg lots haw new album. it. Yet, there are many who caused protesting anc Thanks so much portant Part of the campus ¶ .... omlt -+' 1PE tw uv IFI IIIII=IIC naauC&aLiuIl -- .Tr------d -- ---.------"..* I.*- .UbV "I ullslaLularc: you url Lne Liked the article on the Bee anyway and there are others about our culture and our- Jacksonville State. articles in The manticleer. LU UG U.U;3G1v Gu (SGA) needs improvements. Gees that told about their who feel and see the need for selves. Robert Brown It (the paper) is an im- The new parking lots have r~walbum. Thanks so much it. Yet, there are many who portant part of the campus caused protesting and for all the great articles that However, I think we as could care less about Black Dear Editor, because it keeps the students petitions, however students come out in the ec- Blacks have slowed down History Month or anythin4 I'm a second semester informed of "what's gang here this month ::z;:::: ::ty:: tertainment section each tremendously toward the else for that matter, whethe] Freshman and I'd like to say m" on campus. Keep up the week. cause. How can we as Blacks they are Black, White, or an3 that I really enjoy attending . good work. upcoming actions. Several suggestions of news bulletins Sincerely, sit back and let the history of other race. But that leaves 2 Jax State. I'm also a radio Sincerely yours, Donna Lawson our great background not be question in my mind, hou announcer, better known as Name Withheld "Set the Pace! Take the alternate, such as dried have been made to better can we strive to be a greal a disc jockey at WANA in Food Way for Good beansandpeas,chili, eggs or inform the student body oE fish; nation as a whole, if we care Anniston and I want to take Dear Editor, Nutrition" is the theme that fruits and vegetables-- campus happenings. less to share, understand and this time and say how much I The Jax State Circle K area dietitians and cnedeep green or yellow and This recent survey also ponder to learn of our enjoy listening to Jax State's service organization should nutritionists will emphasize me a source of Vit~~inC; shows many JSU residents cultures and ourselves. own radio station, WLJS. I be commended for their during the seventh annual and wholegrain or enriched do not know anything about Robert Street thinkthey have a fine staff uf services to school and National Nutrition Week, breads and cereals. our Student Government March 4-10. Association and those who do Dee Jays and the addition of community. They are hard Week is To the Editor: the news machine has working students who render "Exercise and a sound diet feel they are too busy to There is a sport around become a great asset to the their unselfish service to are the cornerstones of good ~ponso~~~by the make necessary im- health," it was pointed out Dietetic and Its provements such as better campus that many people station. I'll be glad when help other people and they in the 50 states, the participate in and take pride they raise their power to 3000 are truly dedicated people. by Lynn Smelcer, president lighting on ca.~pus,more in. I'm speaking of the in- watts. And for those of you of the JSU Dietetic District and concerts and better publi- Circle K has sponsored for Association. Nutritionists PuertO Rice. ized actions. tramural sports between the who have an AM radio, why the third straight year the different dorms and groups. not give my station a listen? have explained that good the * (Althoug the SGA has Miss Calhoun County nutrition and regular good nutrition, to **y worked wi 2 our SAGA food For example, the girls We'll be glad to have you. Valentine Pageant to raise exercise that you enjoy can the message. 'Ihis Var dorms have basketball Sincerely, services, many thanks were money forcerebral Palsey. cut the cost of health care. running with it. given for better food and teams that compete with one "Jumpin' " Jeff Trims And I might add it is the best another. The different teams 1490Mhz on your dial Your know-how about A poster contest con- meal plans. pageant I have seen here on foods and their nutrients can cerning Nutrition Week is play hard and receive no the JSU campus. And the If anyone has suggestions multiply the benefits of planned for third graders in that you feel would better the recognition. I would like to To the Editor, most important thing about physical activity in keeping Calhoun County. mePFters SGA, please sent your I think it was a wise move By ERIC WILLIAMS see this changed. the pageant is that it's the fit. For starters, begin with will be displayed at atad suggestions to the Chan- Although the security questionaires, that I recently Joyce Dunn to put the article about the fairest pageant I have seen minimum servings of the Mall March 4-10, Also, other ticleer office in Pannell ~a3, distributed to the women living in dormitories, were in- wrestling team on the front here on campus with im- gsentials: milk and milk activities are planned for tended for serious responses, some really questionable page. Because these fellows partial judges. So, Circle K products; meat or an radioandtelevision. suggestions were received. Dear Editor, did a super job and deserve keep up the good work. OK. So it's true that you, some of you, need to be What happened to our frint page coverage. B. R. Atwell protected from insects-but do you really think the football, baseball and frisbee Bob Bradley campus police are going to eagerly respond to a caller field? Yes, that's right, the To SGA New bike racks stating "Help Me! Please! I'm being molested by a one between the men's the Editor, dorms. We've already got Y~urarticle in the Feb. roach?" (Continued From Page 1) 1wasa't really concerned about the plumbing in Spark- enough room for parking, 20th paper about moun- and tearing up the field taineering skills really gets man Hall, either. for the social fraternity Then there was the question asking what kind of locks doesn't give much more my approval. It cleans up a placed on campus parking space anyway. I not lot of my unanswered Alpha Phi Alpha to be the ladies would like to see on the dormitories. One girl recognized. It passed. Jay mly speak for myself, but questions about that class. Nineteen bike racks have bikes racks that will be expressed doubts on the effectiveness of the combination Johnson, elections chair- locks, but I'm still pondering what she meant by for many others of the male Mountaineering skills has now been placed throughout_ available for "peddlers". gender. So please guys, obviously become a very 'nan, stated that sigbup for With suggesting "the key system, and a 1.25 average for first election of SG4 officers the campus, according to the lhe arrival of spring, either provide another field popular activity. Maintenance Department, more and more bike riders time freshmen." would k March 5%. CPm- featuring I can just see a monitor running up to the dormitory or fill in the parking lot. During spring registration and one additional rack will will come out of the wood- Roger Christy I noticed the long lines paigning would begin VIVIAN WOOGARD I doorway and seizing a freshmaq by the neck, shouting, end be erected with the com- work. Hopefully, the parking & waiting to get a card for that midnight, March 18, and pletion of the Military gtuation on campus will see "You can't unlock this door! Your GPA's too low! !" mignight, March 25. Elec- NUTRI'METIC For the winner of the Most Specific Award, there's a To the Editor class. I couldn't believe all Science Building. a little sign of relief if the COSMETIC!' I would like to take this the people wanting to get in tions would be Monday, toss-up between the girl who would like to see "no& racks get the use that is pE~bIAM PL~zA opportunity to alert you and that class. Now that I've March 26, and run-offs would This brings the total of 20 antici~ated. combination locks" on the dormitories, and the girl who be March 28. It was also felt the best type lock would be "the really good kind." the people of JSU to a very read your article, I un- pressing problem on cam- derstand why so much in- reported that the blood drive A few girls were very specific, however. One wrote that pus. terest was aroused by the was a success with students she would like to see "softer and king size beds, more Handicap parking spaces class. I'm even thinking donating 200 pints of blood. liberal visiting hours, mandatory boy and girl room- are being used by everyone about taking the class myself Dw ScJmitz, dean df Evur mates--of the girl' choice, naturally." She qven went as to the point that the han- now! It seems like an ideal student Affairs, discussed m far to say that she wanted her "meals brought to the dicapped students them- way to get into nature. the problems cauied by sndHna dormitory rooms." She said that if she had all of this, she selves are without adequate Thank you for cleaning up "panty raids" saying that it - "would feel a lot safer." parking spaces. What makes my thoughts on moun- Clllowed too many wfi-~~h $299 This girl must be a friend of the lady down the hall who this a pathetic situation is taineering. unauthorized persons in the wants males to be allowed to attend her "spend the night the indifference of the Melisqi Brannen dormitories especially with $3.69 parties." students. Too many times the influx of persons pining Spaghetti To change the subject, an obvious English major spoke handicapped students have To the Editor and the the raids who are not up saying, "It's not enough parking space." And Dr. had to walk a great distance Chanticleer staff: students here. He also asked with meat SOUC~ $199 Stone, I hate to be the one to break the news to you, but because their slots have been I would like to express my students to help keep dor- "the trees need trimming" in your yard. filled with regular students, gratitude to the Chanticleer. mitory areas clean. Finally, one lady stated that she wanted to see lighting students who have no dif- This is one of the best school. All motions passed by the in a certain "dark place around campus." ficulty walking. newspapers around. The SGA are subject the ap his is understandable, but she surprised me by The handicapped students articles are always up to proval of the Council of writing, "you know which place I mean." do not regard themselves as date and very informative. I Academic Deans . or the I kwI &ouldn9t have put my name on those special with special en- must also commend you on President's Liasoq Com- westionaires. titlements. Some of the non- the variety of articles, they mittee and Dr. Stone. THE CHANTICLEER Tuesday, March 6, 1979 In the nude

By CAREY COWAN door and screamed, but, as L usual in the dorms on tht Chief Murray interviewed Most people who lived at weekends, no one was Daugette Hall last fall around to hear her. remember the panic and The following is an in- police currently has a good CHANTICLEER: It has serve and know exactly CHANTICLEER: How MURRAY: The only fool- wild rumors about the man After this episode, thc wrview concerning security operation? been said that you are un- where you are at a certain would you feel about more proof system that you'll ever who was wandering around rumors and panic ir m campus with Jacksonville MURRAY : We are derstaffed, do you feel that time. lighting on campus? have is to have someone the halls without any clothes Daugette were un State University Police operating good. We try to you need more people? there physically opening and on. Several times there was derstandable. For awhile thc aief, James (Jim) Murray, investigate everything that closing the door. panic in the middle of the man was believed to bc wfid has been chief of the happens. And we, along with night, but things would living in the attic. The creak Force here for 11 years. the administration on down, MURRAY: I'm in favor of usually calm down when it and groans of the olc building were frightening tc will-. do our utmost. MURRAY: You'll never it. But lighting comes out of CHANTICLEER: Are was discovered that nobody CHANTICLEER: We have find a supervisor, or a chief the University budget- there presently any security had really seen the man. The the girls, whosc of police who will ever say CHANTICLEER: There through maintenance, I personnel stationed in a rumors began, however, imaginations convince( received a number of them the man was upstairs complaints, especially from that he has enough people. has been talk, or rumors, when one girl actually did You can never provide floating around that many see him. - enough people for mneone girls have been assaulted The man, if he was up Late one Saturday night, stairs, is gone now,He ha? to say, 'Q. K. I have a near the library. Is there any II 1 Cheryl Andrews answered a not been back since last fall percent cracker ,- jack truth to this? knock at her door to find a but the memory of the terr 01 The more eyes- we have, program, in which nothing's A combination lock is only naked man standing there, he caused Cheryl Andrew. going to happen." It's never making suggestive com- and the other women ol going to happen. as good as the people who use it. ments. She slammed the Daugette Hall is still there the better it makes us operate. MURRAY : When vou said rumors, that's exactly what they are. We have never CHANTICLEER: How received any reports of this The areas which the residents feel most need lighting many officers and cars are nature. This has been going are: back many, many years. female residents, about a CHANTICLEER: How has on duty during daylight believe. building on campus during hours and night hours? Everybody talks about a girl lack of security in the dor- the recent six percent assaulted near the library, 'CHANTICLEER: Getting the night hours? 1. Around Bibb Graves and the squad. mitories. What measures are proration issued by Cov. Fob cr behind the dorm-but back to the dormitories, how 2. The Library. being taken to improve this James affected your especially behind the effective, in your opiqion, problem? . operation? MURRAY: During the librarv. So I'm sure. that had are the combination locks on MURRAY: No. 3. The road on which students walk to the coliseum. daylight hours, from 7 a.m. all this taken plach, at one the ladies' dormitories? until 3 p.m., I have one of- time or another we would 4. The dormitories behind the cafeteria. MURRAY: Well, the ficer on duty and myself. have gotten something abut CHANTICLEER: How university police is being cut There are two cars and two it in here. MURRAY: I feel that a would you feel about officers "It seems that other dorms have sufficient lighting- MURRAY: In the dor- combination lock is only as patroling the University on why neglect Daugette?" asked a Daugette resident, mitories, this would be an just like the other depart- ments . good asthe people who use it. foot, or perhaps, small "Even if it is an old dorm, young ladies still live there.'' internal problem. We can not If I had a lock and gave the motorcycles? The walk between the library and Bibb Graves was also completely deviate from our hb combination to a friend, and mentioned as a place which needs lighting, and it has been external requirements and he turned around and gave it MURRAY: I'm all in favor said that there have been a number of girls assaulted in go inside the dormitories- CHANTICLEER: Your " I'mgoingtojusthaveto to someone else, pretty soon of it, but we don't have the this area. unless we are called. And it's budget has been cut 30 . . .. - - there are dozen people who personnel. I feel, however, "It has recently come to my attention that many women kind of hard when we're percent? operate with what 1 have know that combination. ~f that we will grow with the have been assaulted and even molested in the area around limited as far as number of the lock is put on there for administration. And I'm Bibb Graves and the library," said Jason Whittman, personnel. MURRAY: Yes. to operate with. my safety and welfare, Iam sure, that as we grow, the Secretary of Student Life. "I do not think that lighting is a * jepordizing my security by University will see the problemwith the male residents on campus-their fear of giving someone that cm- requirements as they are CHANTICLEER: Where bination. needed. rape is more welcomed than dreaded-but the female do you plan to cut back on delimrna is one that shouldn't and can't be ignored." It's going to take not only expenses? CHANTICLEER: One Although there has been much talk about assaults near the" University police, but officers on duty from 3 till 11 CHANTICLEER: One final question. If you had the library, Chief Murray said that the university police hei~on everyone's part to MURRAY: I am going to PJn. and also two from 11 person, who is ina position to CHANTICLEER: But unlimited funds, how would "have never received any reports of this nature." improve security. If the 7 how (preferred not to be knowing that some people have to take money from all PJn. until p.m. you keto see the security Yet one university employee, who preferred not to be students see someone in areas, with the exceptions of identified) stated that if he will inevitably give out the system run here on campus. their dormitory that they combination, how would you identified,stated that if he had a dollar for every girl salaries. It goes back to what ANTICLEER: How had a dollar for every girl MURRAY : I'd have people assaulted near the library, he could "retire a rich man." feel is not authorized, they our state is trying to do. If long does it take for one car assaulted near the library, feel about a return to the key inside the dormitories giving should make a call to the something is not done about to make its rounds around he could retire a rich man. system? access to the building, and "I'm sure that had all of this taken place," Murray said, University police and let us m, I feel our educationd the university at night? How do you feel about this? many patrols moving on "we would have gotten something in here about it.'' Dr. Stone, president of JSU, stated that the "rumors" of know. The more eyes we system will be hurt greatly- MURRAY: If this be the campus at all times. A have, the better it makes us if they don't earmark these MURRAY: Well, there is a,, if this individual system in which personnel these assaults were "absolutely not true," and that he had operate. funds for education. But no set time for that, or route. would come forth and MURRAY: Keys are the would know when to move in never heard of any such incident. there are no if's, and's, or The offi~ersgo different produce this type of same way. A key lock is dm at times when the buildings "However," Dr. Stone added, "If a girl was assaulted, but's about it. I am just gang ways differenttimes. This is evidence, then I could feel mly as good as the pecple are unoccupied. This is a and she didn't come to us to report it, there is little we can -----a- .-.4k- n A A% xL-z ------rc *- * ** .- Umn ure it c~inervimr's naradise or ------do." - -- - I ...a V.. ".A- ----I.0' --- - -."-- -.- - ..., -, --- -, - - 0------PI UUULC blIlJ bJpC Ul ,.'' "".V" , -. . -vv-- UUU-U, 11 a LA L waa amcrulbeu, but's about it. 1am just gcing Ways different times. This is evidence, then I could feel only as good as the people are unoccupied. This is a and she didn'tcome to us to report it, there is little we can to have to opemte with what common sense. If YOU form a free to think, "Well, OK, this who use it. supervisor's paradise or do." .-. ld. C U I have to operate with, and routine s~stem-goi?g id happen." But until we CHANTICLEER: What dream. But talking in terms (To be continued in the next issue of the Chanticleer.) CHANTICLEER: Do you we will survive the' bestswe around campus In certain Gowsomething we are lost then, would be the best of dollars, there is no way eel that the University can. ways-people can sit, ob- on this. system? one could do this. I Look for security:

Security : students respond Part iI1 on March 20

"The security at this university," said Dr. Stone, the girls' dormitories. "Why should we get in trouble,', president of Jacksonville State University, "is as good, on wrote one resident, "for having a man in our room five-15 a comparative basis, as any other university in the state." minutes past visiting hours, while 60 boys are allowed in here after hours to cause disturbances without penalty?" However, a questionah, which has been distributed by Many of the residents were critical of the University NUTRlBlRD says: The Chanticleer, has revealed that there is a definite police and felt they were responsible for the lack of concern for campus security at Jacksonville State ,curity in the dorms. he that she feels "the Caiversity. security and patrol here is a farce." The que~tionaire,which Was issued only to girls living in Set pace? Chief Murray, however, bels that dormitory security is the the dormitories, covered a variety of topics, including: an internal problem. lighting around cainpus; dormitory security, security TAKE THE FWD WAY around the library, and the effectiveness of the police patrol during night hours. Ibe questionaire, which was issued only to girls living in the dormitories, covered a variety of topics, including: lighting around DO YOU feel that YES 1-1 67% campus; dormitory security,-. the campus ~olfce security around the library, force iS small? NO 33 % adthe effectiveness of the police patrol during night hours. Do you feel safe walking around cam- THE EASE OF GAINING ENTR Y into the dor- pus after dark? rnitories. bv unauthorized personnel, was the major Would your parents YES J 62% concern among female pay higher tuition residents, and many of those responding felt a need to for assured better NO 38% discard the current can- security? bination lock system, which is in use at nearly every dormitory. "There might as well not k: doors on the dormitory 4en everyone can get in," said a New Dorm resident, "We can not deviate from our external requirements, .while another termed the current lock system as ''the unless we are called," said Murray. "If the students see dupidest thing I've ever seen." someone that they feel is not authorized, they should make 'he problem with the current system is that many of the a call to the university police and let us know.'' fezhale residents have allowed the combinations towe But many residents disagreed. lcdks to become widely known, and as the university police James Murray said, "A canbination lock is only as "I feel that outside the dorm, my safety is my respon- gobd as the people who use it." sibility," said a Daugette Hall resident. "Within the dorm, however, I believe the University has a responsibility to THE OUTSIDE there was also ,otectme. As it is now. 1 feel like a sitting duck. There is COXkern shown for security in the individual rooms. "The &olutely me and miproperty, or kdividual doors are not safe," said one resident, anyone who happens to wander into the dorm." 'because there are too many people walking around with rnaster kevs." Another &l worte and said that someone had entered POOR LIGHTING IS ALSO a major concern of female I THE AMERICAN DlElRlC ASSOCIAl'iON their room around 2:30 in the morning during the panty residents. raids a few weeks ago. "We did not give anyone a key to When asked the question, "Do you feel safe walking oq room," she said, and therefore, she believed that-4~ around campus after dark?" 74 percent of those an- National Nutrition Week Person had gained entry "with a master key .?' swering said that they do not feel safe, while 26 percent The panty raid clearly exampled the security problem in said otherwise. March 4 thru 10,1979 Tuesday, hh6, 1919 THE CHAiVI"I'C%EER .Page 5 2 question atopTower the By CHUCK AVERY cancel salaries contracts under the provision of the state As of March lst, Alabama schools have been under tenure laws if they did not have the money to pay em- proration. This has come about due to a $54 million ployees. peak predicted deficit in the education budget. Gov. Fob James ordered a 6 percent budget cut for all Quinn also asked for an opinion from the Attorney By LINDA MASTERS agencies receiving funds from the Special Education General's whether, "Anyone kom the state level can tell a lkust Fund. The $1.18 hillion budget was passed by the school system not to cut salaries when other expenses are On Nov. 19, 1947 high atop special session of the State Legislature in September. This' being prorated across the bard." A formal request must Chimney Peak Mountain, a was $6 million over expected revenues. Dr. Wayne be made before the Attorney General will issue an tower was erected for a fire Teague, State Superintendent of Education, warned city opinion. lookout. Forest rangers and county superintendents as far back as October to Alton Ayers and C. B. prepare for a cutback. It is believed by some educators that if saiaries are not Chandler of the Department Apparently the predominant factor in the decision to reduced, the renewal of some teachers' contracts may be of Conservation helped prorate education funds was because of the decline in in danger this fall. This could sharply reduce the number construct the tower, which state sales tax, which makes up approximately one-third of teachers and school personnel throughout the state. was designed to withstand of the trust fund. For the remainder of the year, state The Alabama Education Association will meet next 100 mph winds. The tower agencies and local schools will face a 12 percent reduction week with teachers in Birmingham at their annual con- s2ands 107 feet from the in funds due to the fact that half of the year has already vention. The topics of discussion will be presented in the ground and sits on five acres passed. next article in this series. of land given to the county The Montgomery County ~hoolssystem will have a $1.6 by Fannie Warlick, a million reduction in funds alone. Other school systems will resident of Jacksonville. have similar cutbacks according to the size of their Art show opens Since the year 1965 the respective budgets. By JERRY STINSON be commended for their fine tower has not been manned Teachers salaries have come under question because of The evening of Feb. 27 work and progress. due to insufficient funds, the proposals. Dr. Teague said th& salaries are exempt marked the opening of the Not only are we proud of however the tower was built from the cutback because ccntracts must be honored. Dr. Student Art Exhibit, located the students but also of the with state funds and in Harnrnond Hall Gallery at fine teaching staff in our Art donations. Randy Quinn, executive director of the school board the rear of the Student Department. I would like to association, said that boards could have the right to Commons Building. The give my personal thanks to Because of vandalism and exhibit included oil pain- all who participated and the insufficient funds, the tower tings, prints, pin and ink many visitors we expect to will probably never be used drawings, ceramics, and have at the show. again, nevertheless, air Watch watching many items of design. The exhibit is on display detection is now used Nearly all media of art is now and will close March 9. whenever necessary. Forest represented in the show. We Hours of display are from ranger David Morris of the By SUSAN STEPHENSON friends. 1 have a great deal of talent in 2:3@4:30 daily. Come and Anniston Forestry Com- I have developed the art of The second technique, the our students here at the see the exhibit for the art mission advises clunbing the secretly looking at a watch lap glance, is a favorite of during class. Through years my roommate. Unob- of experimentation have strusively lay your arm on perfected three techniques: the desktop or in your lap. 1)basic front arm stretch, 2) Casually glance at your lap glance, and 3) reading wrist and then lazily look sleak-a-look. back to the text. The first technique, the Timing is the key in the basic front arm stretch, is third technique, reading the simplest, most foolproof sneak-a-look. This is technique. Begin by looking valuable when the professor tired and fidgeting often. is lecturing or reading. Study Mer setting the mood, in- first the professor and get a jerlock fingers and stretch feel for her rhythm and rate rms forward, PALMS of looking at the class while ?ACING OUT. The watch reading. At the beginning of an easily be seen now, but what should be a long E quick! Prolonging this reading period, glance at msition could lead to your watch, but be careful. itrained muscles and Professors are sometimes trange looks from your mratic. By PATTY JOHNSON yellow, take your pick. For Color coordinated socks will mink back, if you will, mme students, a warmup .enter the picture to add the about five years ago. you are rates higher than the old finishing touch on the sporty in a P. E. class, and it is time faded dungarees. fashion. And above all, do to go. There is a race to the No longer are warmup not dare forget those thirty Isn 't sex locker a scramb'ng and sweat suits regarded dollar running shoes, even if get undressed, and a jam- exclusively for the exercise you do plan to drive the ar session. They are deemed to the Art show at Student Commons Building ming of gym 'lothe' into a proper attire for classes and locker. Those smelly gym -_--p,,,, . r Q" ------lockir. proper attlre for classes and gym wearing around town. About washing machine once a the -,.-&I. 1 suit is the IIWIIuI. Over a period of several church pew. A classroom window is employ. Spring is trying to peek perhaps a teacher's greatest They close the curtains, if years we have come from through the chills of winter. rival for student attention. there are any. rancid gym clothes to silk ill tf, ,,arm-ups I ,* With this realization in mind, This is an exteme warm-ups. Even the gray extinct through the warmer the experienced teacher measure, and could lead to meat, tradition seems to seasons? No, they will only Pepares well her ClaSSrOOm room-wide sleeping. The dull have faded hto white warm- &fink into fancy little gym lwtwe, and wears the most in many of the ps+r green, or blue, or shorts with matching tops. flamboyant clothing classrooms have a imaginable. " L'Somenex" effect on students, and unless the Her dialogue may consist teacher is either tap dancing of such attention - getting 0x1 her table to-r dying in The stone of a phrases as "Let's cover one the same place, heads will be last thing," or perhaps even, dropping to the desk tops like "Isn't sex wonderful?" birds full of bullets. million stories Many male teachem, who Just what is it that lures ride into class on their youth- eyes through those tinted ful egos, (and equipped with panes? Perhaps it is a tree. By CHUCK AVERY me one night. I didn't say weekdd ties and annual Even if no squirrels are If you have ever entered anything back because I humor) have resorted to the putting on a show, a student the library using the parking didn't want him to think he exclamitory use of foul can be assured that the tree lot entrance, chances are was crazy, but it was kind of language to get the desired will not ask them what an you have noticed a loose slab nice to have someone to talk attentiveness. But all these example of Early Romantic of stone just outside the right to me anyway. He just told methods are short-lived, and Literature would be. Or hand door. If this slab could me about his girlfriend and after the student passes a perhaps they are planning talk, imagine some of the the trouble they were quick glance toward the their route to the cafeteria, stories it could tell. having. instructor, all eyes move so as to be ready when they "I really don't know how "On more than one oc- back toward the window and are dismissed. long I have been here casion, I have heard students the daydreams beyond. Whatever the reason may because when you are a say that they were glad that Perhaps the only feasible be, one can be assured that stone, time doesn't account their term paper was weapon to be used against the most effective instructor, for much. But I can tell you finished and now they were the window, and its allies regardless of speech quite a few stories about ready to go party. It even mtside, is one that few capabilities-would be a student life and some of the seemed as if some had been :eachers have Pared to transparent one. people at this university. partying before they came to "Young couples have stood the library. "Thousands of people have , an me and kissed good-night FOREIG~CARS . . while others have stomped stepped on me, walked GRF,(IT TO DRrJE ou~an me and gotten into fights. around me, jumped over me ~firrbTO FIX I have seen smiling faces and even a few have sat and others with tears. I can't down on me. Most have just count the cigarettes that completely ignored me, but have been dropped on me the few that have taken the over the years. time to at least notice me I "There was this one guy, will always remember. who must have been high, Maybe, just maybe, they will that stopped and talked to remember, too." Spring fever's here!

By KIM WEST the Spring fever, so is man. WANTED: Eager, When that fever hits, People are planning trips for everything and everybody Spring break, guys are goes wild. The usual fever getting ready for baseball aggressive, young makes you sick, but that games, girls are jogging to "Spring Fever" makes you prepare for the sunshine that happy and carefree ! soon should be iooking our writers to become news Spring fever has already way. hit all around us, and it is When that urge strikes still February. Thank you, get out, and enjoy the reporters for Chanticleer. goodness for that spring sunshine and the nature that fever ! surrounds you. Just Everything around us has remember that YOU have If interested contact come to life in everyway. caught a case of that good The birds are singing in the ole' Spring Fever! Chuck Avery in room 219 trees, squirrels crawling Remedy-Take all the around on the ground, new sunshine you can get. Play buds of life are coming out on and be lazy. in Pannell Hall the trees. Spread your spring fever While nature is welcoming all around. Page 6 THE CHANTICLEER Tuesday, March 6, 197! Announcements Phi Mu Alpha presents musicale Handicapped Improvement Program The Phi Mu Alpha Fraternity will be presenting its Scheduled annual musicale Tuesday, March 6, at 7:30 p.m. in the Performance Center of Mason Hall. Music by American The Handicapped Impmvement Program will meet composers will be presented. The fraternity, along with March 6, at 7:30 p.m. in Room 108 Bibb Graves Hall. All its little sisters, choose, perform and direct all of the students are welcome to attend. music themselves. The music will range from John Phillip Sousa, to P. D. Q. Bach. But the best thing is, it's free. Alabama Corrsencyto meet Dance marathon canceUed The Calhoun County Chapter of the Alabama Con- Due to a lack of manpower and amount of time servency will hold its first meeting tonight, March 6, at available, Pfii Beta Lambda will not sponsor a Dance -- the Anniston Museum of Natural History. This organization is concerned with the prevention of Marathon this year. hatravelcJ Wn.1 miksto Plans are now underway for two other projects to be wilderness areas throughout the state. meet OUT his ~or\;shrnmtfb If you are interested in the conservation of Alabama's completed before the year is out. If you did not join Phi Beta Lambda this year, come on Cho~k,L-ook;~c, ;,J all the most valuable resource, the forest, you are invited to attend. Both students and faculty are urged to par- out next fall. We'll be looking for you. obv;ous pl~s...,.. ticipate. Phi Beta Lambda Looking for an apartment? By ALLEN CLARK (6) Know that the city of Jacksonville, the deposits are extremely high for students. Figure a total of ap- Oh woe to the person that has to go through the hassle of proximately $280, that will include deposits on the moving during the semester. I've done it twice this year apartment, telephone (plus installation which starts at and it is really a super pain in the you-know-what. $15.50 and goes up to well over $30), electricity, and some I know that many students will be moving into apart- places you'll have to make a monthly payment for ments after the mandaitory Freshman year in the dorms cablevision if you want to have a TV. and I think you should know a few things before you go (7) hgically you will need renters insurance (ap- As tif Nb4 RS CNO!KS looking for a new place to stay. proximately $85). (1) Most important-Don't wait until August to start (8) If you can get one of those "good deals" on an un- 1 HOME, AN dRGE GETS looking. furnished apartment, it might be a good idea to take it if (2) Be nice to the people renting or you might never find you like it a lot; used furniture can be found that is anything that you really want to live in for the three reasonable and maybe somebody in the family, or a remaining years in school, except at thrown - together friend, has something extra at home they can give you. apartment. (9) When you first move in, inspect EVERYTHING and (3) Check or ask about pest control. With this type of make a list of all broken, wornout, dangerous (electrical, climate the probability of roaches is high. etc.), and extremely dl. .y items in the house (or apart- (4) Shop around first and make sure you really like the ment). house you pick and sometimes it's worth that little bit of (10) Take good care of the house and everything you extra gas to have a house (apartment) on the edge of damage you fix yourself to save any problems. town, but then again it's also good to be close to the school If you can do all these things then you might suc- to save that little bit of money. You've got to know that cessfully find a good house or apartment and enjoy your before you move in. stay in it. It's also possible that your landlord might turn (5) Know whether or not you can afford the lifestyle and out to be a friend if you can take that first step towards a when you do find a place always pay your rent on time. good relationship. Behind closed doors By LISHA BROWN be correct, I became ob- up tests in. 0. K. I'll buy it. For months I have been sessed - with the desire to Another said, "Well, maybe intrigued with an old, solid, Finally, to my despair, open one of these doors, or the architect couldn't think found that my origina wooden door in room 304 on of anything else to do with the third floor of Bibb all of them, to find out what feelings were correct afte in that space." Naw!! ! I all. The answer is so simp11 Graves. I noticed it one in the world is them. couldn't believe any ar- Finally, I had my chance. I that it's stupid. Those mom, day-closed-leading to chitect would do that. As I had arrived to my English were merely passageway nowhere. What in the heck is continued my search for the between classrooms year it for ????!!!! I thought dass early and nobody was in the room. I approached true purpose of those little ago! !! I hang my head b about it, ashamed to ask morns, I heard such things shame. anunne fnr fern that thn the door with caution. (Who r-r-- -.------agu: : : 1 11Cu1g Illy llt!aU Ill about it, ashamed to ask m the room. I approached the door with caution. (Who rooms, I heard such things &me, anyone for fear that the as : answer was so over- knows? I might just fall Places to hide, whelmingly simple, and out ! ) I opened it slowly with COLLEGE FRESHMEN Observation rooms, AND SOPHOMORES came to one conclusionit intense anticipation. Offices for midget Do you want a new car? had to be an ancient fire What?!! I couldn't believe escape! Sounds good enough, my eyes! Behind that door teachers,Places to go to get extra WHAT:Kentucky summer ROTC Training in was a very tiny room, right? There's a fire in the points! ! (HO, HO, HO! ) building, everybody runs to painted, with a window and WHEN: 21 ~ay- 28 June; 11 June - Places to pile dirt (there is 19 J~I, or 9 JUI, - 16 ~~~~~t this classroom, opens the even curtains! I guessed me with nothing but Are you near graduation? door and dives out. Better to mly five regularly sized P4Y: About $450 plus free m.als, dirt in it!) lodgM and travel have a few broken bones or a people could cram thern- selves into that room--only People suggested these fractured skull than to be remarkably theories Call Al Ohlstein at Jax State ROTC: trapped in a burning me or two obese folk! A 435-9820. ext.- 277- Take Advantage Of basketball player or a giant NO MILITARY OBLIGATION building. Maybe with luck assensible. I couldn'tas if believewere ( j you could fling yourself out could fit into this room. The and catch onto a tree and ceiling was very high. . climb down! This theory I lost all concern about Anniston Lincoln- Mercury's sounded sensible to me. appearing stupid-I asked For a while, I was satisfied people, everywhere I saw, but eventually I noticed that what the purpose of that neat little room is. I heard some 24 pages of the latest styles for College Graduation Finance Plan every single room in Bibb Spr~ng- most ava~lablewithin days Graves (or at least the ones rather bizzare ideas. of your order. At last, those hard to find I've had classes in) has a One person suggested that sizes 9% to 12 are available to you through

door that leads to nowhere ! ! maybe these little rooms, I >~-~ ~ \ this direct mail cataloq. Don't delav. ,\ I ,\ - . . Now what? Even though my capable of holding one desk, order Today ! fire escape theory could still are for people to take make- FAMOLARE :'' Wri re: Texas Tall & Stout Girls Human Service center to Ridgmar Mall - CN 1. Pick out a car 1864 Green Oaks Rd. provide student. placement Ft. Worth, TX 76116 The Human Services Citizens, Head Start, Mental 2. Payments start after 3 months Center at Jacksonville State Health Center, and Senior University recently has Citizens groups, as well as become a member of the such organizations as the Voluntary Action Center Anniston Arts Council. 3. Low monthly payments (VAC) of Anniston. The This is a wonderful op- Voluntary Action Center portunity for the Human On The Sqwre offers a process through Services Center to further kCks0n~ille which those individuals and. provide students with in- groups who want to volun- tmships and placements in teer can find useful outlets our community that will for their concerts and provide long lasting and energies, and through which valuable experiences. A those agencies who need student interested in doing For more information volunteers can find help. It is volunteer work in the associated with the National community should call the call or visit Center for Voluntary Action Human Services Center at and operates under the EX. 397. The center is auspices of the United Way located in Stephenson of Calhoun County. Gymnasium and its staff Anniston VAC is now composed of 22 include : Dr. Adelaide melr~ucls ~llcluding such Cherry. director; Mary S. agencies and 0rgt3nization~ patton, educational &ec- as Regional Medical Center, tor ; and Joy Jay, secretary - Association for Retarded receptionist. Lincoln- I I Campus Shop- - - SGA typing JUST ARRIVED!! Great Selection /ANNISTON1 I service available Soor! Shor~, 1229 S. Quintard Ave. Cdorfvl, mma ComfortaBle Phone 236-7635 /Niiamiq The SGA now has a typing service available for students. If you need typing services contact the SGA office. The SGA will contact a qualified typist who will Public Sqwre type your papers, at the current cost of typing. L/ Service sponsored by the SGA. Call Ext. 246 and Ext. Jasksonvilk I 328, or drop by the Student Commons Building, 4th Floor. -, rsyeh & , *~vr*r*+'-@? 4354350 begday, March 6, 1979 THE CHANTICLEER Page i

$$;&T*$y$pi\gi;$g3 Arbitrio Grammy Awards troversy, some of the worry about other groups' going to make them sooner City The complete list of winners: INSTRUMENTAL editorials (including my work more than their own, cr later. We can't be as Record of the year: "Just The Way Instrumental arrangement: "Main own) and in general, just this is human nature. Even perfect as professional DJs, You Are." Billy Joel, Columbia, Pro- Title (Overture Part One)-"The observed JSU activity. At some people that work for professional athletes, ducer: Phil Ramone. Wiz" original soundtrack. Quincy the end of the day, he told these various school professional politicians, or Album of the yeat: "Saturday Jones & Robert Freedman. MCA. me, "You know, this school, organizations spend half anything like that. But I do Night Fever," Bee Gees, David Arrangement accompanying vocal- Shire, Yvonne Elliman, Tavares, ists: "Got To Get You Into My if everyone worked together their time childishly pot- believe this: those people are Scene Life," Maurice White, RSO. instead of against each sho ting other school the best there is as far as Kool & the Gang, K.C. & the Sun- shine Band, MFSB, Trammps, Wal- Arrangement for voices: "Stayin' '' workers. You see, I have to college-level goes, and no other, could be one of the ter Murphy. Ralph MacDonald, Alive," Bee Gees. RSO. nation's top colleges in its give the other workers (in school in the nation could RSO. Producers: Bee Gees. Karl MISCELLANEOUS class." I told him that our any organizations) the possibly have the loyalty and Huntsville, Alabama Non-classical engineering: "FM Von Braun Civic Center Richardson, Albhy Galuten, Fred- By MICHAEL REAVES student body was a benefit of the doubt, the dedication we enjoy from our die Perren. Bill Oakes, David Shire. (No Static At All)," Roger Nichols, March 11-Peabo Bryson in Entertainment Editor cooperative one, and also doubt being that ' perhaps workers. Arif Mardin, Thomas J. Valentino, Al Schmitt. MCA. Hey, thanks again very responsive. I told him they are as new at their job The point is this: the concert, starting at 8 p.m. Ralph MacDonald, W: Walter, K.G. Album package: "Boys In The students! I can't tell you how that the students work very as I am mine. I figure that campus organizations need All seats reserved. Ap- Productions, H.W. Casey, Richard Trees," Johnny Lee & Tony Lane, good it makes me feel to see well with the campus many of us are sort of to work with each other; the pearing with Bryson, Finch, Bobby Martin. Broadway Elektra. that you're beginning to get organizations, and vice- "practicing" for similar school would fail without Atlanta's own MOTHER'S Eddie, Ron Kersey. Album notes: "A Bing Crosby involved in school. We've versa. But what he replied work on the outside (that thkm. And we can, if we just FINEST. Tickets are now on Song of the year: "Just The Way Collection. Vols. 1 & 11," Michael sort of sounds like I'm sale at $7.50 and $8.50. You Are," Billy Joel. Publisher: Brooks, Columbia. gotten letters, phone calls, made me stop and think a will. The Waylon Jennings Best historical repackage: "Lester referring to a prison, even concert proved that we Joelsongs. and people have been moment. He said, "Yes, but New Artist of the year: A Taste Of Young Story Vol. 3," Michael dropping by to let us know do the campus organizations though I'm not, doesn't it?). could. Now that we have a Honey, Capitol. Brooks, Columbia. For example, I read a little student support, the Mobile Alabama what they're thinking, how work very wellwith the other Pruducer of the year: The Bee GOSPEL-INSPIRATIONAL they feel about various campus organizations, or do student letter the other day students are going to need Mobile Municipal Auditorium Gees, Albhy Galuten, Karl Richard- Inspirational performahe: campus issues. It's gxeat. they spend their time strongly criticizing the some support soon.1 propose son. "Happy Man," B.J. Thomas. Myrrh. personnel of the school radio March 2OStyx in concert, I've received letters from defending themselves from a JSU Court of Appeals for POP Contemporary or inspirational criticisms launched at them station, WWS-FM. Now I'm Unsatisfactory Final starting at 8 p.m. General many of you telling me what an Female vocal performance: "You gospel performance: "What A you like to read, don't like to from those same not getting down on Linda Grades. What do you think? admission tickets are now Friend." Larry Hart, Genesis. sale for $7. Needed Me," Anne Murray, Capi- read, and what you would crganizations?" I'm really glad student tol. Traditional gospel performance: like to see in upcoming I had to be honest and tell Parker or anything like that. support is improving, Male vocal performance: "Co- "Refreshing," The Happy Good- him that I hadn't given it Miss Parker had some valid though. It makes me feel pacabana (At The Copa)," Barry man Family. Canaan. isues. This gives me an Birmingham, Alabama insight as to what goes to much thought, but that he points. But those guys over good all over. I also ap Manilow, Arista. ETHNIC was right about one thing: ,there, just like the people preciate your letters and Brother's Music Hall Vocal performance, duo, group or Ethnic or traditional: "I'm print each week. Plus, I love (Rumson Road, Homewood to read your letters. we certai'nly have the that work for the SGA, JSU interest in the paper. Now chrous: "Saturday Night Fever." Ready." Muddy Waters. Blue Sky. potential to be one of the athletics, the Chanticleer, let's see about getting area of Birmingham) Bee Gees, RSO. Latin: "Homenaje A Beny More." A friend of mine from leading schools in the nation etc., etc., for the most part, together and making JSU the March l2Judas Priest Instrumental performance: "Chil- Tito Puente. Tico. dren Of Sanchez." Chuck Mangione ilorida recently visited our are just learning and many appearing with Hotel, all 87b SPOKEN (my Jax State patriotian school it can be. Who knows, Group, A&M. rhool. He had come home of them do it for nothing . . . maybe someday Jax State 9988 for details. Children's: "The Muppet Show," 'or a couple of weeks bet- was obviously showing by no pay, no recognition . . . will be in the Ivy League. I R&B Jim Henson, Arista. Female vocal performance: "Last Comedy: "A Wild And Crazy ween hours, and visited me this time). nothing. So I have ballow noticed some ivy beginning Boutwell Auditorium me day here at my office. He But I realized that for mistakes and short- Dance," Donna Summer, Casa- Guy," Steve Martin, Warner Bros. to grow up the side of Bibb March 13-Rush in concert, blanca. pad about the SGA con- organizations many times comings, because we're all Graves just the other day Non-musical spoken word: "Citi- . . starting at 8 p.m. Call 251- Male vocal performance: "On zen Kane," Orson Welles, Mark 56. 4100 fo; details. Tickets are Broadway," George Benson, Warner SHOW CAST @@@@@@@@@?)@@@@~@~O@O@@@O@@@@@O@*$@@@@@@@~@@O@@@@@@@~O@O@@@@@@now on sale. Bros. a Cast album: "Ain't Misbehavin'," Arenas (6,000 To 20,000) Vocal performance, duo, group or Composer: Thomas Fats Waller & - chorus: "AII'N'AII," Earth, Wind & others. Producer: Thomas Z. Shep- :I BirminghamJeff erson Fire, Columb~a. ard, RCA Red Seal. ROSE ROYCEIBAR-KAYSIMICHAEL HENDERSON/ 17 170 $7 50 $9 50 $149,806- Instrumental performance: "Run- : 1 Civic Center CLASSICAL EVELYN "CHAMPAGNE" KING-Lew~s Gray April 15-Parliament - nin'," Earth, Wlnd & F~re.Colum- Product~ons Forum LA Cal~f Feb 10 : bla. Album of the year: "Brahms: Con- : $7 50 $10 $130,459" Funkadelic in concert. Call 2 1. GElLS BAND/SOUTHSIDE JOHNNY & THE 15 500 R&b song: "Last Dance," Paul Ja- certo For Violin In D Major." Itzhak a ASBURY JUKES-Don Law Co Garden Boston the Central Ticket Office at bara, Publ~sher. Primus Art~sts/ Perlman with Carlo Maria Giulini. j 1 / Mass, Feb. 10 251-4100 for details, and Chicago Symphony. Angel. Pro- 3 STEVE MARTIN/STEVE GOODMAN-Art~st Olga. f tickets_are nowonsale.-- Chntemnnratu rauL onrnel ner. ducerlchristophe! Bishop. ------..-- - 6" "'y.'"",, ""ELL. 1 1"- 31LVL MAKllR131LIC bWUMMR-HIIISI 7 ---- ulga. -...-- ",, Consultants Convention Center San Antonio Tx tickets are now on sale. Contempora~ysoul gospel per- ducer: Christopher Bishop. Feb 11 May 7-The Moody Blues in formance: "Live In London," An- Orchestral performance: "Bee- PARLIAMENT/FUNKADELIC/BRIDES OF concert, starting at 8 p.m. drae Crouch & the Disciples, Light. thoven: Symphonies (9) Complete," FUNKENSTEIN-T~ger Flower & Co Col Hampton Call 251-4100 for details. Traditional soul gospel perform- Herbert von Karajan, Berlin Phil- Va Feb 10 ance: "Live And Direct." Mightv harmonic, DG. Producer: Michel ROSE ROYCE/BAR-KAYS/MICHAEL HENDERSON/ Clouds Of Joy, ABC. Glotz. EVELYN "CHAMPAGNE" KING-Lewis Gray Atlanta, Ga. ' Opera recording: "Lehar: The Productions Cow Palace San Francisco Calif Feb Fox Theatre JAZZ Merry Widow." Julius Rudel. Pro- 11 March 17-Liza Minelli, in Vocal performance: "All Fly ducers: George Sponhaltz & John STEVE MARTIN/STEVE GOODMAN-Artist Home," Al Jarreau. Warner Bros. Consultants Noble Center Univ of Okla Norman concert starting at 7:30 p.m. Coveney, Angel. Solo instrumental performance: Choral performance other than op- and 11 p.m. Tickets on sale "Montreux '77-Oscar Peterson Coolev Inc.. Col., Biloxi. ! 12.055 ! $7 50-1850 1 I94.458* 1 now at all SEATS locations. era: "Beethoven: Missa Solemnis," Miss Feb 6 Jam," Oscar Peterson, Pablo. Conductor: Sir Georg Solti. Chicago PARLIAMENT/FUNKADELIC/BRIDES OF Group instrumental performance: Symphony. Choral director: Marga- FUNKENSTEIN-Tiger Flower & Co Col Richmond Capri Ballroom "Friends," Chick Corea, Polydor. ret Hillis, London. Va Feb 11 March 6-Nicollette Larson, Big band instrumental perform- Chamber music performance: SHA.NA.NA-Frank J Russo Inc Civic Center with a back-up band ance: "Live in Munich," Thad Jones, "Beethoven: Sonatas For Violin & Providence R l Feb 6 featuring Little Feat's Paul Mel Lewis, Horizon/A&M. Piano," Itzhak Perlman & Vladimir PARLIAMENT/FUNKADELIC/BRIOES OF Ashkenazy, London. FUNKENSTEIN-G W Productions Col Greensboro Barrere and Bill Payne, COUNTRY N C Feb 9 Tickets now on sale at all Female vocal performance: "Here Instrumental soloists with orches- GRATEFUL DEAD-Monarch Entertainment/ SEATS locations. You Come Again," Dolly Parton, tra: "Rachrnaninoff: Concerto No. 3 Contemporary Productions Kiel Aud St Louis Mo RCA. In D Minor For Piano (Horowitz Feb 11 Male vocal performance: Golden Jubilee)," Vladimir Horo- I.GElLS BAND/SOUTHSIDE JOHNNY 8 THE Great Southeast Music Hall "Georgia On My Mind," Willie Nel- witz, RCA. ASBURY JUKES-Don Law & Co Civic Center March 16-17-The David son. Columbia. Instrumental soloist without or- Springfield. Mass.. Feb 9 Bromberg Band. No details Vocal performance by a duo or chestra: "The Horowitz Concerts 13 CHUCK BERRY/WOLFMAN JACK/FLASH CAOILLAC/ at this time. Keep watching group: "Mamas Don't Let Your 1977/78." Vladimir Horowitz. RCA. MARVELLElTES/DEL SHANNON/FREDDIE Solo vocal performance: "Luciano CANNON-Feyline Presents, McNichols Arena, the colupn for further Babies Grow Up To Be Cowboys," Denver Colo Feb 10 notice. Waylon Jennings & Willie Nelson. Pavarotti-Hits From Lincoln Cen- 14 SANTANA/SAD CAFE-Avalon Attractions 8 220 $6 50 $8 50 $64,552 March 23-24Arlo Guthrie RCA. ter." Luciano Pavarotti, London. Convention Center Anaheim Calif Feb 7 in concert, starting at 8 p.m. Instrumental performance: "One Engineering: "Varese: Ame- 15 ENGELBERT HUMPERDINCK-Entam Civic Center 6 527 $9 $10 $63,844 Tickets now on sale at the SE O'Clock Jump." Asleep At The riques/Arcana/Ionisation (Boulez Wheeling W Va Feb 9 Music Hall Box Office. Wheel, Capitol. Conducts Varese)," New York Phil- 16 WILLIE NELSON/JERRY JEFF WALKER/DON 7 890 $7 $8 $58,696 Country song: "The Gambler," harmonic. Engineers: Bud Graham. BOWMAN-Feyline Presents/A S S U Maples April 18-198. B. King in Don Schlitz. Publisher: Writer's Arthur Kendy & Ray Moore. Co- Pav~lon Stanford Univ Palo Alto Calif Feb 10 concert, starting at 7:30 p.m. Night. lumbia. 17 HEART/FIREFAU-Alex Cooley Inc Civic Center 8 000 $7 $7 50 $57,928' Watt,. this column for fur- COMPOSING HALL OF FAME Savannah Ga Feb 8 ther details. "How High The Moon," Les Paul. 18 WILLIE NELSON/JERRY JEFF WALKER/DON 6 150 $6 50 $7 50 $47,503" Instrumental composition: BOWMAN-Feyline Presents Community Center "Theme From 'Close Encounters Of Mary Ford, Capitol. 1951; "One Sacramento Calit Feb 11 Tuscaloosa, Alabama The Third Kind,' " John Williams. O'clock Jump," Count Basie, Decca, 19 PARLIAMENT/FUNKADELIC/BRIDES OF 6 574 $6 50 $7 50 $45,232- Memorial Coliseum Album of original score written for 1937; "Rachmaninoff: Rhapsody On FUNKENSTEIN Charles Wittner/Cecil Corbett April 20-Eric Clapton in a motion picture of a television spe- A Theme Of Paganini," Sergei Rach- Mem l Aud Greenville S C Feb 8 concert, tentative. Watch cial: "Close Encounters Of The maninoff with the Philadelphia Or- Auditoriums (Under 6,000) this column for further Third Kind." John Williams, Arista. chestra, RCA Victor, 1935. details. 1 ( SHA-NA NA-Music Fair Thea Valley Forge Pa 14 660 $8 75 $9 75 $125,120' Feb 9 11 (5) 2 BROADWAY PRODUCTION OF CHICAGO-DiCesare 8 257 $6 $12 $82,053' Engler Productions Stanley Thea Pittsburgh Pa Feb 8 11 14) 3 GRATEFUL DEAD-Monarch Enterta~nment/ 6 550 $9 $10 $65,150" Neospace Inc Mem I Hall Kansas City Kansas Here's the answer ! Feb 9 (2) - 4 SHA-NA.NA/FABULOUS POODLES-Cross Country Q: My friend tells me that went on to become one of A: Although B. B. King is trouble is, I don't see the Concerts Jai Ali Fronton, Hartford. Ct . Feb 8 (2) Melissa Manchester, who Bette Midler's backup known best these days for song on any of his albums. Is 5 ELVIS COSTELLO/RUBINOOS-Bill Graham Presents, Community Thea , Berkeley. Calif., Feb. 9 & 10 (2) does the song, "hn't Cry singers, a job that got her to contemporary hits like "To it a single? Where can I find ENGELBERT HUMPERDINCK-Entam CIVIC Center Out Loud," used to work with the stage of New York City's Know You Is To Love You" it?-lee Stone, Mobile. Huntington W Va Feb 10 Paul Simon. Is this true?- Carnegie Hall for the first and "The Thrill Is Gone," HEART/WET WILLIE-Alex Cooley Inc Civic Center Jim Gilroy, New Orleans, time. Her stay there lasted he's been making records A: "Fever" has proven to Dothan Ala Ceb 5 La. only six months before she since 1949.. His first hit, in be one of Springsteen's more . CHEECH 8 CHONG-Brass Rine Productions I MA popular songs, and people Flint Mich Feb 8 struck out on her own. 1951, was "3 O'clock Blues." ROSE ROYCE/BAR-KAYS/MICHAEL HENDERSON/ A: Melissa Manchester Melissa has written most King has always been aften shout for it at his . EVELYN "CHAMPAGNE" KING-Lewis Gray never worked with Paul of her own hit songs, in- popular with black concerts. It doesn't appear - Productions Fox Thea San Diego Cal~f Feb 9 (2) Simon on a professional cluding "Midnight Blue," audiences, but in the mid- on record, though. . HARRY CHAPIN-Landmark Productions PA C Springsteen and the E Street : Milwaukee Wisc Feb 6 (2) basis, but she did study but strangely enough, she 1960s he was discovered by MICHAEL HENOERSON/BAR-KAYS/EVELYN songwriting with hirnat New didn't write her latest hit. white rock audiences and Band cut the song in the ' "CHAMPAGNE" KING-Lewis Gray Productions York University several "Don't Cry Out Loud" was served as an inspiration to studio but never intended for . Mem 1 Aud Sacramento Calif Feb 8 years ago, when Simon was penned by Peter Allen and such guitarists as Eric it to be released. A tape of . SANTANA/SEA WIND-Bill Graham Presents Mem I conducting classes there. Carole Bayer Sager, a Clapton, Jimmy Page of Led "Fever" slipped out to a Aud Sacramento Calif Feb 6 radio station and it was only HARRY CHAPIN-Contemporarv Productions Kiel "Paul was a sympathetic longtime collaborator of Zeppelin and Mike Bloom- : Opera House St Louis Mo Feb 9 and supportive figure," says Melissa's. field. Many of his classic a matter of time before , CLASH/BO DIODLEY/DILLS-Avaion Attractions Melissa. "He taught me that early blues performances bootlegged tapes of the song . Civic Aud Santa Monica Calif Feb 9 the important thing about Q: I know this sounds were recorded on the Kent were being played in several : IN-Major Events Office Hill Aud 3 357 $5 50 $7 50 $23,232 cities. Ann Arbor Mich Feb 7 $'$$mi% ut I've only recently label before he moved k, . %. IE UWS/FLORA PURIM/AIRTO-BiII Graham 2 713 $6 50 $8 50 $22,174* "'get &U ABC &tuurds. . - At Pi&, the song wasn't amount Thea Oakland Calif Feb 10 express oneself in a way one guitarist B. B. King. Can you Q: My local radio station even included in CHAPIN-Contemporary Productions/Chris 2 608 $7 50 $8 50 $21,731.- considers true and special." tell me how long he's been plays a great Bruce Springsteen's live set, but & co Music Hall Omaha Nebraska Feb 10 Less than a year later, she recording? What was his the popularity of the song ES/DAVID JOHANSEN/SHMPNEL-Monarch 2 982 $6 50 $7 50 $21,620 Springsteen song called talnment Capitol Thea Passaic, N J Feb 10 was singing as a solo act at a first hit?-Timothy White, 'Tever," and I'd really like was such that he now slips it ..~...... *.e 1am.. I...... mall club in New York and Seattle, Wash. to get a copy of it. The in occasionally. THE CHANTICLEER Tuesday, March 6, 1979 Entertainment .. .. Continued Horatio Gutierrez is in B 'ham

Cheryl National Horatio Gutierrez, who is pearances on major by Webern and Scriabin',~ among the ranks of the American recital stages and L6Poemof Ecstasy." world's great pianists, will with most of the leading No. 2 by Brahms will tx hit, "Do You Think I'm chart, many of the songs are are available at the Bir- will be "Im Sommerwind" @get it." S~XV?"The POINTER not moving Up or down. New mingham Syrnphony Office SISTERS climb from last entries include "Watch Out (326-0100), located at 2114 lst week's fourth spot to number for Lucy" (ERIC CLAP- Ave., N., Birmingham, story two this peek, while OLIVIA TON,) "Love Ballad" 35203. Allman's new Cheryl Lynn not gonged NEWTON-JOHN holds out at (GEORGE BENSON 1, Born in Havana, Cuba, number three.- - - GLORIA------"Roxanne" (POLICE), Horatio Gutierrez appeared GAYNOR moves up one mot "This Is It (DAN HART- as guest soloist with the To win The Gong Show, didn't believe it," said the audition for The Gong Show to fill the fourth skce with MAN), and "Heartaches" Havana Symphony Or- album is cut new star, "but they said they "I Will Survive." Sur- (BTO). chestra at the age of 11. He one of television's more with little enthusiasm. By MICHAEL REAVES bizarre shows, might be had record companies, "That guy-he really is a prisingly, the VILLAGE In album action, nothing moved to Los Angeles with opened Air Studios in, of al producers, managers, PEOPLE dropped three much happened. The BEE his family in 19fi9,and ir '967 Entertainment Editor places, the British Wes considered a dubious nice guy-he knows me so an At Muscle Shoals Sound distinction. For Cheryl Lynn, agents. All I had to do was well," said Cheryl laughing. spots, from number two to GEES have moved to the he became Arne. m.n Pndies. Pck and choose." number five, their claim to number two spot after only citizen. Gutierrez won first Studios, Sheffield, AL., Crimson Tide Band i! it was the beginning of a "Other people would have JOAN BAEZ is mixing a new career that has already seen Cheryl greeted the news of said, 'You can do it, you can fame of course being two weeks on the charts. prize in the 1967 San Fran- working on a second alburr cisco Symphony auditions Portrariar LP, while at the her debut single sell over a her success with a disbelief win.' Delbert told me if I "YMCA." BEE GEES do it (See, I told y'll that was a on Capitol Records a' mce again, after only three darn good LP.). GLORIA and received a silver medal same time, same place, BOB Atlanta's AXIS Studios million copies, with her typical for her. Listening to didn't get the 30 points, we SEGER is cutting tracks for album, "Got To Be Real" the story of her life, it's weeks on the charts. GAYNOR has finally entered at the Tchaikovsky Com- KANSAS is also slated tc were through. That's all I petition in Moscow; he was a new Capitol album, and is following close behind. quickly apparent that were it thought about, getting 30." "Tragedy" moved from the top ten in LPs with her begin a new studio LP then number 19 to number 5. new "bve Tracks" album the only contestant to give co-producing it with the shortly. Cheryl won the Gong Show not for the constant prodding Describing their Muscle Shoals Rhythm m September 1976, collecting of one Delbert Langston, now CHIC'S "Le Freak" holds at after only weeks on the special recitals in Moscow relationship as "close, very and Leningrad immediately Section. Members of the ALLMAl the maximum possible 30 her co-manager, Cheryl close," it's apparent that eight, and BARRY charts. Also, PINK FLOYD MANILOW'S "Somewhere went from 193 to 192 after 247 following the competition. Johnny Sandlin is producing BROTHERS BAND reunite points from judges Rex Lynn would have pursued a whatever Svengali overtones Blbert McClinton's next for a Capricorn LP due at th Reed, Elke Sornmer and J. career as a speech clinician, Ir. The Night" freezes out the weeks on the charts. In addition to his aw there might seem to be album, due for release in the end of February. The band j P. Morgan. In view of working with children suf- between Glbert and Cheyyl, fall of this year. The LP is recording at Miami' Cheryl's current success, fering from speech defects. the relationship is based on LLRoxanne.,'The POLICE, being mixed at Macon, GA.'s Criteria Studios. (EDITOR' Rex Reed described her, "I was brought up in the bve and caring. "It's funny, Capricorn Studios. The Sky NOTE: Many of the men with prescience, "singers church, so my musical the way he's pushed me and signed with A&M, are astounding the AM radio are there, putting bers of the Allman Bro! with gold records can't do background is gospel, but watched out for me, I'd the finishing touches on their have appeared here i half as well as Cheryl Lynn." music was just a hobby, never have done half of what works already with their unmatched success. next album. Jacksonville at BROTHER' Some time later, Chuck nothing more," she said. "At IZle done if he hadn't," she The Climax Blues Band BAR in the past two year! Barris, producer and host of high school and later in said. STYX, who will soon be will be the first to record in including Butch Trucks, an the show, wrote in a college, I was convinced that Or half of what is to come. appearing in concert in George Martin's newly- Greg Allman himself.) newspaper article that of the the only way I'd be suc- The success of that debut Mobile. have ~assed~ the.- - - nine------4,030 acts he'd seen, Cheryl cessful was if I studied. angle and album has meant 1 million'mark international Lynn's was the all time Delbert was someone I knew a possible trip to Europe in By MICHAEL REAVES between the People's record sales with their great. from when I was a kid in the near future to promote album, "The Grand But for the lady in school, and he was always her records there, television Entertainment Editor -- Republic and C&W I Management, a U. S. Illusion. " question, the praise and pushing me. appearance, a second album compliments were being "Before he started on me, to be recorded this spring Congratulations are in company headquartered in taken with a grain of salt. I never believed that my and a tour later this year. a-der for CSB Reca-ds and Hong Kong. The club will be A new film soon to be "I'd actually done the show voice was anything special," "I'm excited about what's Stephen Stills for their located in a hotel in emerging from NYC is to be happened, but I still feel the completion of the first digital Shanghai, and will be the called "The King of Rock m June," explained Cheryl. continued Cheryl. "He got recording. Stills made the "As far as I was concerned, me to join a little group he same. I don't think of myself first utilization of American and Roll." Need I say more? % IL-- - 2 2---1IL TfA IA L L:-l-LA 4k-l I-nC-4 - dn- T dill likn Mnnn cut at a midnight session in technology since the Jan. 2 Country artist Willie ------.-J "--^ it was over and done with. I'd had in kgh school thst listed as a star. I still like Diana at at a midnight session in technology since the Jan. 2 gone back to my job as the through to college, and he'd Ross," she said, laughing. LA'S Record Plant. establishment of diplomatic Wicked Witch of the West in "Maybe a bit less star- FOREIGNER'S latest LP, relations between the U. S. say, 'To get anywhere, ''Double Vision," has now the touring company of 'The 100 struck, but she's such a and China. Get down, get you've got to give per- sold over 5 million copies. wiz. ' cent.' He told me I'd be a classy lady. funky. 'Star' ''YOU know," Cheryl Mainland China will get Watch for a new and "The show actually aired star, but I'd just laugh. their first disco night club on Sept. 14," she continued. to me was Diana Ross, continued with a chuckle, fantastic rock and roll band ,'The next day, the phone glamorous, classy not "when I lived in bsAngeles, ever this year. Contracts to start topping the charts . . . have already been signed rang at the theatre, and it me." I found out where Diana with their new hit single, was Chuck Barris's office. But 15unitsaway from her Ross lived, and I used to They said, 'Cheryl, you're degree, Cheryl decided to drive past her house every going to become a superstar give Delbert's maxim a go. day just to see if I could see overnight.' 'What are you She dropped out, and almost her. I even tried to peek in talking about ?' I said." immediately auditioned her back yard-and once I Cheryl remembers Barris for-and got--a job with did see her for a second. I FilmPreview saying, 'We've never had a "The Wiz." Excited and couldn't believe it." I Ben Kirk land* response like this about happy, she received It just goes to show, even I Billy Joel takes top honors at anyone who's ever appeared Delbert's announcement stars are fansand fans are on the show. ' "I kept saying I that he'd arranged for her to stars. ~y MICHAEL REAVES died at the age of 32 in July, 1973. 'he master is dead but Y I Entertainment Editor his legend lives on. Bruce The following is a weekly Lee is back in the fantastic service provided for the all new adventures of the students so that he-she will super hero in RETURN OF know what the weekly THE DRAGON. The ad- movies shown at the Student venture takes place in Rome, Commons are all about. where Lee is a country Titles can often be bumpkin, his boyish grin misleading, and some of the hiding his deadly talents best movies on film have until forced into action. You some boring - sounding see the battle of the Martial Returns Tonight! names. So now you can Arts Kings. Bruce Lee vs. decide what movies you Chuck Norris, seven times March 6 7:00 Only want to see before you make World Karate Champion. the trip over there, and you They meet in Rome's won't have to try to make a spectacular Coliseum and I pre-judgement as to the like gladiators of the past merit of the film on the basis face each other in a fight to of the title. You can't judge a the death. Bruce Lee is still film by its title any easier the respected King of Kung than you can judge a book by Fu and his own personal rnter The Dragonu! its cover. magic sets thg film apart from the others. Directed by DR. WNAGO Bruce Lee, stars Bruce Lee Shown March 6 and Chuck Norris. Rated R. Be A Jax Fox!! In his novell Dr. Zhivago, which earned him the Nobel WHAT'S UP, DOC? Prize, Boris Pas ternak Shown March 8 h~slast performance IS h~sbest' wrote of his country and its An uproarious farce of While you're in Florida violent years of revolution unadulterated and sustained with love and great sorrow. laughter, WHAT'S UP, In his magnificent film of the DOC? is reminiscent of the novel, director David Lean screwball comedies of the March 7 7:00 and 9:30 has flung onto the screen '30s. Barbara Streisand is an both the chaos and the eccentric girl with an en- - -.----- compassion - the cyclopedia mind and enough AEA Specials devastation of history's rush idiosyncracies to make your a screwball comedy and its splintering effect on head swim. Ryan O'Neal is the people caught up in it. an absent-minded professor Novel and film are in reality oE musicology at a con- an enormous disguised poem vention with a traveling case whose setting is the Russian of primitive rocks. Together, Revolution against which a they're dynamite. WHAT'S 10%off all Bathing Suitsfor highly personal love story is UP DOC? is a beautiful piece told. Stars Omar Sharif, of movie story-telling. the beach Julie Christie, and Rod Director Peter Boghnavich , Steiger. Rated PG. has delivered a G-rated nutty and romantic comedy 25% off all Satinsfor the Discos in fond and metriculous tribute to the gmat screwball March 8 7:00 and 9:30 I Shown March 7 comedies of the Hollywood lo9 The amazingly talented '30s. It's light, it's foolish . . . Glencoe Shopping Mart E' 'linton hceLee has captured the Jacksonville, AL 36265 Stars Ryan O'Neal and Glencoe, AL 35905 attention of millions of Barbara Striesand. Rated STUDENT COMMONS AUDITORIUM Ph. 205 492-7873 Ph' 205 435-21 .people all over the world. He G. I Tuesday, March 6-1979 THE CHANTICLEER Page

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] Season closing for ladies' basketball Season ends I By JEFF HUBBARD Last November, JSU scorer with a 14.7 mean per for men's women's basketball Coach game. She was an accurate Ron Akers said his team shooter, hitting 50 percent would have to be twice as from the field and 80 percent good as last year's to equal from the charity stripe. the 1977-78team's 19-8 mark. Sophomore, Vickie Holmes basketball t Well, they may just be. The from Canton, Ga., ran the lady Gamecocks concluded show from her poiqt guard Jax State's hopes for a also a senior put in a big 14 the 1978-79 regular season position, dishing out 132 berth in NCAA Division I1 point., and A1 Lankford and with 18-4 record. They assists while averaging 12.0 playoffs were ended Feb. 24 Ronald Towns had six each. repeated as champions of the points per game. Holmes when the Gatnecocks lost to This was the last game of Northern Division of the was the team's best shooter, UNA for the second time this the season and Head Coach AAIAW with a 9-1 record. connecting on 60 percent of year, 86-74. Bill Jones' comments on the After participating in the her shots. She led the team in game were somewhat to be state tournament at Troy steals with 74. The Lions of UNA simply expected. this past week, the Lady Freshman Willene took it to the'cocks from the "We have nothing to be Gamecocks will host the Chatfield was the leading beginning on when they ashamed of. Sometimes it's AAIAW Region 3 Tour- rebounder, averaging 9.5 jumped out to a 12-2 lead in good enough and sometimes, nament March 8-10.- missed shots per game. She the first half and shot 61 it's not. I'm well pleased The regular season started also scored an 11.5 clip per percent from the field to Jax with this team but I'm not m a sour note when Shorter game. State's 48.6 percent. satisfied." College rolled ' into Coach Akers considered High scorer for .the This was the last game of Jacksonville and blasted Jax these players his "big Gamecocks was senior Bob the season and also the last State 78-64. But that loss was three." But three players Clements with 20 points and game for three seniors' mly a prelude for 11 straight don't win basketball games. 12 rebounds. Dexter college careers here at

victories including triumphs It takes the entire team. Coleman- .- - - - -.- and Todd Smvlv Jacksonville State. Those er Troy state (twice), Players such as Kathy followed in the scpring w\6 seniors are ~obkrt Talladega (twice), Stillman, Burge, Mary Ellen Gill, 10 points each, Tommy Clements, Larry Blair and A Livingstonplayergoing fora block on a Lankford shot. I"West Georgia, Shorter, UAH, Karen Mitchell, Sharon Bonds got eight, Larry Blair, Bruce Sherrer. dson, Livingston and abam AM. The Lady ecocks stumbled twice Men's tennis team undefeated Last Tuesday the Jax State be: No. 1, Terry Turner; No. against the Huntsville Men's Tennis Team 2, Jackie Turner; No. 3, Athletic Club set up by Mikf destroyed Snead State Steve Maden; No. 4, Robert Weakworth. We won thf Junior College on the home Mannan; No. 5, Dave West match with wins by Jackie p over Livingston. courts at the coliseum in and No. 6, Benji Spann. In Turner, Steve Machen Some top individuals this front of a small- crowd of doubles- now will be No. 1, Robert Marman in single: ason include; Felicia Some top individuals this Mississippi and Florida: The WULLD aL LUG LU~~KWLI UI 0J.u I.". ", ubrrjr uycrrrar. UL LUI IIGI , ULGVG iv1aL11c11, season include: Felicia Jax State Lady Gamecocks front of a small crowd of doubles now will be No. 1, Robert Marrnan in singles Kendrick, sophomore guard will be tIie"H&tteaSii as they spectators. Our team won Turner-Turner ; No. 2, and Turner-Turner and from Fayetteville, Ga. She try to advance to the national with an unblemished 10-0 Machen-Marman, and No. 3, MarmanSpann in doubles. was the team's leading tournament. record over Snead. Spann-McClanahan. Jack The team beat Gadsden - - Winning in singles in order McClanahan has played well State the following Monday of their seeding were Terry this spring and we as reported in the Chan- . Turner, Jackie Turner, congratulate him for ticleer. The next match was Women's tennis Steve Machen (last week the breaking into the doubles against Huntingdon. We paper said Nachen), Robert line-up. were enjoying a five to Marman, Dave West, Benji We also have a new ad- nothing match score lead team chalk up Spann and Dennis Bryant. dition to the courts. We hive when the event was called by 'Ihe winning doubles teams a group of girls to chart the rain. The winners that day also in order of seeds, were matches for scores and were Turner, J. Turner, S. Machen-Marman, Spann- errors and winners. So far, Machen, R. Marman by first home win West and Taormina-Holliday this group consists of Laura default, and Dave West, The Jacksonville State bri Howell (JSU), defeated (correction: an earlier issue Jackson, Mary Seeds, Beth Benji Spann was tied 4-4 in University women's tennis Jacquline Law, 6-1, 64. had Toormado). Each match Harvel, Janet Russell, the first set when the match team opened their home In doubles, it was No. 1 was won in straight sets. Jim Donna Nancarrow, Dana was called. Of the matches tennis season with a 94 Bland and Churchwell over Beam and Dennis Bryant of Lingerfelt, Linda Spitzer and played everyone won in victory over Alabama A&M Davis and Ford 64,6-2; No. 2 Jacksonville also played an Susan Chancellor. If you're a straight sets except Dave University. Patterson and Finley exhibition doubles match. girl interested in helping, West who beat his opponent The results of the match overpowering Marks and Other matches played last contact Coach Roswal or 6-2in the third set. Auburn at are as follows: Law 6-2, 6-2; and No. 3 week were Shorter College Jerry Giles for information. Montgomery was scheduled Number 1, Michelle Bland Stewart and Howell played here, and Auburn We could use several more for Friday but called also defeated Dew and Davis, 6-1, defeating Bryant and King 6- University, Montgomery, at since classes interfere with because of rain. The next 6-2; Number 2, Aileen Finley 2, 64. Montgomery. Scores and some of the matches. (JSU), defeated Felecia The women's team will be details on those matches will The season in review-The playing the University of be in the next Chanticleer. team started out with an King, 6-0, 6-1; Number 3, (See TENNIS, Page 10) Schuyler Patterson (JSU), Montevallo, away, on Instead of just carrying a exhibition practice match defeated Devonne Ford 73, Friday, and will travel to traveling team of six Coach IS, 6-2; Number 4 Vanessa lYoy on Tuesday, March 6. Roswal is now carrying a Churchwell (JSU), defeated The next home match will be seventh man. At this time in Lola Bryant, 6-2, 6-1; Wednesday, March 7, competition, the lineup will JSUannounces two Number 5, Dianne Stewart against Birmingham- I JSU), defeated Parisgene Southern. &me out and Marks, 6-1, 6-0; Number 6, SupPo* our team. coaching changes spring training Lady gymnasts take Eastern Kentucky UniversityJacksonville announced Statea pair offensiveCarlisle, backsW~O coachedlast fall. muthe of coachg changes here move to the secondari to By KATHY SHEEHY by Jacksonville, and fresh- Linda Gordon received the (7.6), Cindy Frank (7.3), and Saturday. replace Marcurn. On the afternoon of men Lynn Bruce and Linda highest honors when the Leslie Hill (7.25). beginsat JSU Frank Vohun was hired as "We wanted to hire Frank Saturday, Feb. 24, the JSU Gordon placed first and judges awarded her a well- Jacksonville and Eastern offensive line coach while Women's Gymnastics Team second in the event with Kentucky each had a few last year," head Coach Jim deserved 8.75. Cindy Frank Bill Shaw, defensive coor- competed with Eastern scores of 8.55 and 8.4. Each Nler said in announcing the Jacksonville State the ends and linebackers, (8.65) and Leslie Hill (8.55) dynamic, well- dinator at Jax State, Kentucky University here on used a handspring with a full had the second and third choreographed floor exer- addition of Vohun to the University head football and Dyer Carlisle the resigned to take a job as staff, "but things didn't work campus in the Stephenson twist, and in each case the place exercises with Behne cise routines, and while Mike Coach Jim Fuller and his secondary on defense. Fuller defensive line coach at a out. We're happy to have him Gymnasium. afterflight was so high that of EKU corning in fourth. King, the JSU team's expert revamped coaching staff will hopes to hire a defensive line major college to be an- pin our staff. Frank is noted EKU was known to have a the vault seemed to linger in Jacksonville's Susan pianist, played their music, attempt to plug eight holes in coach to replace Bill Shaw, nounced later. as a fine recruiter." strong team, and it was the air forever before finally Puckett (8.4) was fifth, and the Jacksonville women its offensive unit and six on who resigned this past week Vohun, who coached two predicted that the final returning to earth. Behne of tumbled into two of the top Shaw, who headed up the defense when the to take a position at a major Lynn Bruce had an 8.25 for years at Eastern Kentucky outcome of the competition Eastern Kentucky came in three positions. Spencer of Gamecocks' defensive unit Gamecocks kick off spring university to be announced sixth place. before coming to Jax State, would favor the winners by third with an 8.25, only a EKU had the highest score the past two years, will be football drills here Monday later. Carlisle coached the After two events, replaces Greg Mantooth as anly a small margin. But this fraction ahead of JSU's (8.45) just ahead of JSU's missed according to Fuller . afternoon. offensive backs last year. Jacksonville led the meet JSU's line coach. Mantooth was not to be the case. Susan Leslie Hill and Susan Susan Puckett (8.35). There "Bill came in last week and Fuller and his staff will Beach will become JSU's with a score of 67.7, com- resigned earlier along with Puckett, Jacksonville's All- Puckett who tied for fourth was a tie for third between told me about a couple of. have 36 days to work in 20 new defensive coordinator. fortably ahead of EKU's Bobby Marcum (secondary) American, was back in with an 8.2. Jacksonville's Leslie Hill (JSU-8.3) and offers from major colleges practice dates this spring. The offensive staff will have 62.8. join Watson Brown's staff action after missing two Kathy Balk scored an 8.05 for Goode (EKU-8.3) with Miles to and decided to make a move .: Jax State expects to climax new coaches Frank Vohun, For several members of at Austin Peay. Brown was He did a great job for us and. meets while recovering from fifth place. each team, the balance and Behne, each from EKU, spring drills with its annual coaching the offensive line, JSU's offensive coordinator I want to wish him the best." an ankle sprain, and Cindy Uneven parallel bars was beam lived up to its finishing fourth and fifth J-Night Game on April 7. and Jack White the offensive in 1976 and 1977 before being Vohun is married to the Frank, who has only recently the magic event of the day reputation of being a difficult with scores of 8.2 and 8.05. "Due to the fact that we backs. White will also serve named coach at Austin Peay former Ellen DeVore and begun to compete again for Jacksonville. "The girls event as falls were numerous One of Jacksonville's key have almost a new staff, we as offensive, coordinator. this past January. they have one son, Brent (2). since injuring her foot during performed better on bars in and the point range was performers, hnda Gordon, need more than 20 days to Graduate assistants Larry The new staff will have Vohun, who played football the first half of the season, this meet than they have all generally lower. One of the was injured during this event build a team," Fuller =id Crowe and Johnny Hammett Vohun joining another new at Florida State, coached was there to perform her year," commented Coach chosen few who did manage as she became the unlucky when asked about the will assist with the receivers coach, Jack White, on the three years at Valdosta High uneven bars and balance Robert Dillard. One by one to stay on was JSU freshman recipient of a sprained ankle situation at a press con- and offensive line respec- offensive staff with Jerry School before working as a ference Saturday, "but this tively. beam routines. This, along they approached the ap- Lisa Santucci, the co-winner durlng the flrst pass of her with the combined efforts of paratus, and each time the routine and was forced to Beach stepping up to head graduate assistant af is all the time- we are The biggest holes Fuller of the event. Spencer of EKU the defense in place of Shaw. Florida State two years. He other excellent results were the same; pined Lisa in scoring a 7.95, conclude the exercise at that alloted." WmC Beach will continue to coach played offensive and The revamped staff Fuller the! m squad, another near-perfect three tenths of a point ahead point thus eliminating her helpedlead the home team to routine. No one scored below the linebackers and ends defensive tackle at Florida will direct this spring will of Behne (EKU-7.65), the while Fuller will coach the State. He was a first have Fuller coaching the (See TRAINING, Page 10) a proud 130.35 to 124.20 an 8.0, and the top three third place winner. Fourth, victory. places went to members of defensive tackles and nose lieutenant in the military for defensive lme, Jerry Beach fifth and sixth all went to (See LADY GYMNAST, guards until a replacement two years prior to starting Vaulting was dominated the JSU team. Freshman JSU gymnasts, Lynn Bruce Paee 10) is hired this summer. Dyer his coaching career. THE CHANTICLEER Tuesday, March 6, i979 JSU men gyr anticipate na By KATHY SHEEHY chance to be one of the top In the NAIA, the three parallel bar men in the Jacksonville State country. The results of this University men's gym- competition will appear in nastics team is at the time of next week's Chanticleer. this writing ranked third in On Feb. 17, the team the United States, and it is traveled to Nashville for a with this rating that they dual meet with David Lip- entered the National scomb College, the nation's Championships on March 23 number two team, and did an in Stout, Wisc. Several team excellent job, having lost the members were to be ex- competition by only one pected to place, if not win, in point. The final team scores certain events. were David Lipscomb 189.60, Mark Lee, a JSU JSU 188.60. sophomore, began the Jacksonville dominated competition with the record five of the six events by of having scored the highest capturing two of the top All-Around total in the nation three spots on each ap- this year, and he, along with paratus except the Rings. sophomore Jeff Robinson JSU's Steve Martin won and junior Steve Martin, floor exercise with an 8.95 hold the position of having followed by James Del Rio the top vaulting score. Senior (David Lipscomb4.85) and Dave Hollowell has the Mark Lee (JSU-8.8). Mark Lee's 7.35 won 40.10). was second. There was a Pommell Horse and Jeff On Feb. 24, the JSU men's third place tie between Dave The one-woman show, Vickie Holmes. Training- Robinson (JSU-7.3) came in team com~etedin a tri-meet Holowell (JSU) and Garv second. DLC'S avid Frazier with ~a'stern Kentucky Wdson (MSU) is they each (Continued From Page 9) scored a 6.65 for third. University and Memphis scored 8.35. The David Lipscomb men State University here in High bar was the only wfiere the Gamecocks lost led the scoring on rings as St e p h e n s o n G y m . apparatus On which each of the likes of quarterback they occupied the top three Ja c k s o n v i 11 e ( 189.4 5 ) the three tfXims occupied a Lady Gamecocks bbby R~~ Green, running poslt~ons. 'hm Richards finished second to Memphis spot in the top three. MSU'S back Pat aements (dropped (9.0) was first, Kit Bunger (196.95) and ahead of Ken- Dick Mason (9.1) was'first, out of school), tight end (8.9) second, and John Ihnn tucky (161.00). Watson (8.65) of EKU ~utchBarker, split end (8.85) third. Carl Bolriger Jeff Robinson (JSU-9.45) second, and Steve Martin was the high scorer in this won the vaulting event with (8.5) Came in third for JSU. fourth in staze Donald young, guards Dale Adams and Marty H~~~,event for Jacksonville and his milehigh handspring full. Mark Lee was the only and center Johnny Ham- mceiv* an 8.35. Second was MSU's Forrest person not from Memphis to By JEFF HUBBARD Lady Gamecocks a 79-51 of 33 from the foul line while An important factor in the rnett, Barker made ~11- Vaultingmay be Classified Fix (9.25) and JSU's Carl place in the All-Around, and Jsu-Troy, 51-79 thrashing. JSU hit four of eight at the game was foul shots where America last year while as Jacksonville's best event Bollinger and Mark Lee tied he won the competition with JSU had their dominance TSU and JSU swapped stripe. Bama State hit 13 of 14 in the Green and young broke for 'the men averaging a for third with a 9.1. Carl used a 51.15 total Gary Wilson and over Troy State stopped in baskets for the first eight The loss dropped Jax State first half and 20 of 26 in the almost every passing score of 9.1. DC's Tim a handspring fuli vault and David Lane came in second the 1979 AIAW State Tour- minutes, then Troy went on lnto the consolation bracket second half to ice the win. combination record in the Richards took first place Mark used his piked and thlrd with scores of.48.8 nament at Troy when the a scoring spree, outscoring with a 19-5mark heading into mat with a JSU offensive JSU fact book. with a 9.35 followed by Steve Tsukahara. :md 48.05. Lady Trojans handed the Jacksonville 35-12 to take a Saturday's game with collapse sealed the ladies Key losses on defense ' 44.27 halftime advantage. Alabama State at 2 p.m. fate. include All-America Jesse Troy's scoring blast wasl't Karen Mitchell led JSU with Willene Chatfield scored a Baker (tackle), Merrill due to sloppy defense, but 63 16 points and Felicia Ken- school record 36 points, but it Dillard (tackle), Bo was offset by State's Ferson (safety), defensive Willodean Harris and Alabama State 90 back Shenvin Sledge, and kee throw time. "We fouled Aifreida Abernathy who had J~~ ksdnville State Auburn, Georgia Tech, ~irmin~himwill be in UT-Martin (2),8-At Southern entirely too much, but we Jax State 77 34 and 18 respectively. Tommy Macon (end). ~illeenchatfield's school "I'm really looking for- University, which will play Tennessee, UA-Birmingham Jacksonville this year. Jax Benedictine, 11-North didn't commit stupid fouls," Jacksonville opens up in said Coach Ron Akers, record 36 points wasn't ward to spring training," 10 games against major and Gulf South Conference State's game against Ten- Alabama (2), 12cElmhurst, AIAW Region 3 play March 7 "They would drive the enoughas JSU dropped their Fuller said. "There is no way college teams this spring, rivals Troy State, North nesseeonMonday, March 19, Ill. (2), 13-At Athens here against Berry. baseline and we had to foul second straight game in the to solve all our problems this opens its season March 3 Alabama, Livingston and will be the Gamecocks' first 'College, 14-at North them (Monroe and Jones) to State tourney, 90-77 to the spring, but we're going to against Alabama State in UT-Martin. night game of the year. Alabama (2), 16-At Auburn, try. Jacksonville. "We feelourschedule isan Jacksonville, which went 18-Troy State (2), 21-~t Stop a cheap basket taking Alabama State Hornets. Our first two weeks will the half 30-24. Defense was The hdy I-l~rnetsJumped Don't forget the regional be de.iroted entirely to Heading the list of op- attractive one, but we would through a rebuilding season Livingston (2), 25-West the key in the second half out to a 27-18 lead before JSU tournament for women's working with individuaIs and ponents on JSU's schedule like to play Alabama and in 1978, will field another Georgia, 26-~t UA- with Troy. used a full count press to basketball March 7-10. then, we hope to get into this spring will be Alabama, Auburn home instead of young team with 25 fresh- Birmingham, 27Shorter, 28 some team stuff. playing on the mad men and sophomores on the Southern Benedictine (2). For the game, Troy hit 29 take a 50-41 lead at halftime. --lpbpL -- , 7 -L,P A*-,, *- I ---3- --,, .a*, ,-, _, - - some team stutt. p~ymg on me mas ~iienalru DU~IIUIIIVLGDVIA CLAG "We don't plan any major hdyQmnasts each year," JSU coach quad. changes on offense or Rudy Abbott said in an- Top returnees include defense, but we are going to (Continued From Page 9) nouncing the schedule. outfielders Ray Brock and put a lot of emphasis on our Jacksonville's games Jerome Coleman. Brock, a running game, which was chances for a place in the against Tennessee and UA- wter for JSU's football one of our big weaknesses All-Around. team, won the GSC and last year." The All-Around totals were 7 national homer title last year Some of the key players fairly close with Behne of Tennis with 15 as a freshman while back on offense include EKU winning the meet by Coleman, a freshman last backu~ auarterback Mike way of a final 32.45 point (Conthued From Page 9) year also, won the con- ference batting title with a watts- and red-shirt quar- a&umulation. There was a match was Snead State terback Ed Lett, running tie for second between JSU's .407 batting average. Junior College which we won March 3: Alabama State backs Wayne McCoy and Leslie Hill and Lynn Bruce, 10-0. Alabama A&M faced us Cedric Brownlee, tackle each with a 32.3, and JSU's (2), ti-UA-Birmingham, 7- Wednesday only to lose 8-1 Alabama A&M, 8-At Georgia Mark Huskey and wingback Susan Puckett finished third against our netmen. The only James Moreen on offense (31.7). Tech, 9-West Georgia, 10-At loss was a tough three set Shorter, 12-Athens College and end Joe Henderson, nose JSU freshman sensation match to Dave West at No. 5 guard Billy Dillard, Susan Balk, the All-Around 1bIllinois Benedictine (2), seed. Winners were Terry 14Illinois Benedictine (2), linebackers Greg Robinson champion of the MidSouth Turner (6-4 in the third set), and Eddie Garfinkle, and Invitational, met one week 16-Huntingdon, 16-Tiffin, Jackie Turner, Steve Ohio, 17-Valparaiso (2)' 18 defensive backs Dwayne earlier did not participate in Machen, Robert Marman (in Parker, Rod Green and this competition. She fell Cleveland (Ohio) State (2), three sets) and Benji Spann 19-Tennessee. 20-Union Jerome Coleman on defense. victim to an unfortunate in singles. All three doubles Five Gamecocks will miss traffic accident a few days (Kentucky)(2),21aTaylor,22 teams were winners: Tur- Baldwin Wallace. (a), 23- spring drills. Punter Ray before and is presently ner-Turner, Machen- Brock and defensive back recuperating in an Anniston Baldwin Wallace (2), 24 Marman and McClanahan- Livingston (2), 25-Wisconsin, Jerome Coleman will play hospital. We here at the Spann. baseball while tackles Calvin Chanticleer would like to pin 27-At Huntingdon, %At Troy We're looking forward to (2), 30-Wisconsin (2), 31-UT- Rackley and Frankie O'Dell in wishing Susan a speedy an exciting season and we'd and nose guard Rocky recovery and are looking Martin (2). really appreciate your April 2: Tennessee Harnen will be out with in- forward to seeing her back in support so come out and juries. action next season. Temple, 3-At Alabama (2), 4 back bp your team. At Tennessee Temple. 7-At Intramural Luncheon Buffet Daily

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