SEP r \-j\ THE STUDENT ECHOI UBR* Volumes/Issue No. 5 University of Tennessee al Chattanooga September 28, 1989

Con Artists Score on UTC Student

By Candy Corneliussen to Hamilton County police and told the $1,000, the student insisted on talking Echo Editor studentshe would have to come along as with the woman's boss. The woman told a witness. her she would have to pass through a A 22-year-old UTC finance student "He said, 'You are a witness, you metal detector and that she needed to was robbed of $1,000 in cash and have to go.' At that point I believed remove her jewelry. As they boarded the approximately $2,000 in jewelry from them. She was well-dressed and appeared elevator, the doors closed on the student professional con artists last Wednesday in to be [at UTC] on business. The man was and the woman remained outside with what officials call a "pigeon drop." wearing a badge," she said. her money and jewelry. The international student, who has After the three left in the man's car, "Itall happened very quickly, I felt requested anonymity, said a black female the woman said she needed to stop at the it was forced on me," she said. approached her in front of the library on First Tennessee Bank downtown and tell Dr. Rod Fowler, UTC professor of Vine Street Wednesday about 1 p.m.and her boss that she would be late returning educational psychology and special produced a purse full of $ 1,000 and $ 100 from work. education and consultant to the bills which she said she had found in the When the woman returned to the Chattanooga police department, advised parking lot beside Grote Hall. There were car, she was carrying bank documents the studcntfollowingthe incident. Fowler two notes in the purse, one written in and said her boss had told her the police said he suspects they were looking for a English, the other in Arabic. The woman would come to the bank and had foreign student as their victim. asked the student if she could read the explained that if they put the money in a "They can identify people who are Arabic note and asked her where the safety deposit box and it went unclaimed submissive. They dazzle them with their information desk at UTC was. afteramonth, they could split the money. speech and movement and begin to take Su)rel Taj/Student Echo As they were having the discussion, a She then explained that they would have control," Fowler said. The Sam Brothers Five play on black male wearing a suit with a badge and to post a $ 1,000 bond in order to do so. He said he understands the student's campus last week. For more photos of carrying files offered assistance. He told "When they started talking about confusion and feeling of helplessness. recent campus entertainment, see page the student he worked for UTC my bank account, I didn't understand a 11. administration. single thing," the student said. Although See CON page 5 He said the purse would have to be taken she did make a bank withdrawal of City and UTC Disagree On Vine Street's Future

By Charlotte McNair would be advantageous for the The Student Echo university to close the street." City Traffic F.ngineer Jack C. Vine Street may soon be a one-lane Marcellis said the city commission "serpenune" road, winding around Decs continues to oppose the closing. It and flowers. icch it is important to keep the street This is the plan Chattanooga proposes open as a public thoroughfare for to compromise with UTC in the people outside UTC to commute continuing battle over Vine Street. through that area, he said. UTC officials want Vine Strcctcloscd Also, city officials believe closing from the intersection of Douglas to the the street would reduce "open-eye" lower entrance of the library parking protection, Marcellis said. It is their garage. opinion that as long as the street is Richard Brown, assistant vice open to through traffic and in the public chancellorof administrative affairs, said eye, less crime is likely to take place, the street should be closed because, "In he said. theareaofVineStreet,youhaveconstant Brown.however.saysdifferent. "As street crossing of students, faculty and security director, I can definitely tell staff. As security director, during hourly you that the crime problems comes peak times, I have a uniformed police from open accessibility to the public." officer there to stop the traffic to make Another concern of UTC is the traffic it a bit more safe. But we're findinga s speed. The city has already tried to Students and motorists clash daily in front of the University Center on Vine the university grows in terms of improve this problem by lowering the Street, both attempting to make it to class or work on time. population, that crossing becomes speed limit on Vine Street in front of almost constant. So, I think that it See VINE page 5 2 Student Echo/September 28, 1989 New SGA Senator Defines Goals

By Janiece Johnson Court. With a more respected Honor j only one person in his district ran for Echo Asst. News Editor Court, UTC will have "a better reputation, senator in last year's election, and his be a belter school and attract better frus jation helped him decide to join S( i A, The SGA filled another empty senate students," Goodgamc said. yet many things about the senate upset seat this week with the appointment of His approach to the Honor Court will him. Greg Goodgamc to a District II, spring be through the faculty. "We need to find "Voter turnout is appallingly low at this senate seat. out why the professors aren't involved college," he said, "and I think it's real Goodgame, a student at UTC for the last with the cheating program," he said. sloppy the way it [SGA] is run." three semesters, is a senior economics Goodgame thinks opening the Honor He also said that he feels that the major who transferred from UTK. Court to the public is a bad idea because students aren't going to follow, or even Goodgame says he plans to work he feels professors would be even less pay attention, "if our leaders aren't towards having teacher evaluations likely to send students there with the leading." published, making the Honor Court more greater humiliation. All of his goals are going to be part of a respected and creating a better name for Another goal is to improve UTC's "long-term process" which he hopes to gel UTC. image with other schools inside and someone else "fired up" about before he He says his first step will be to talk to outside the UT system. graduates next May. Provost Sandra Packard about the "UTC is a great institution, people just In other business, the constitution for publishing of the faculty evaluations. don't know about it," he said. the UTC Ad Club passed SGA's approval Seeing the evaluations public at other "I think the attitude of UTK stinks, they this week, making the club an official schools has given him incentive to consider themselves the only school in the organization on campus. provide the students with information that system," Goodgamc said. The SGA also voted to give $75 toward can help prepare them or warn them, he With UTC student Chris Bridges on the Homecoming activities at Hamilton Place said. Board of Trustees, UTC should be able to Mall. The money will be an award for "I know it's been done at other colleges gain some attention, but Goodgame thinks spirit during the pep rally on Oct. 18. Sujeel T»| Echo and would like to see it done at UTC," that UTC needs to start by "making The money is "more incentive to get the Goodgame said. improvements on the campus." students involved during Homecoming New senator Greg Goodgame He also feels strongly about the Honor Goodgame said he was "pretty upset" week," senator Audri Chesky, said.

Nutt Begins out the questionnaires, Pinder said. He said he hopes their help will produce an Marketing 80 to 90 percent return rate. Lecture Series The first part of the marketing survey involves a series of questionnaires sent to the participating students. Included are the University five to seven questionnaires, each containing 50 multiple choice questions. The Student Echo Students will use a computer tabulated card to record their responses. Dr. Ronald Nutt will present the first He said the more UTC understands the By Greg Worth The questions are designed to of a series of Distinguished Lectures in factors that go into the process of The Student Echo immediately find out where the students Entrepreneurship Wednesday, Oct. 4 at choosing a university, the better it can arc in their university process and what, if noon and at 5:30 p.m. "fine tunc" its advertising and promotional UTC is conducting a marketing anything, they are doing about it, Pinder Nutt will discuss his experiences in efforts by matching programs with survey to better understand what factors said. starting two high-tech ventures, one of students' interests. influence high school and junior college He said he hopes the survey will which ended in bankruptcy and the other Patsy Reynolds, director of students when choosing a university. reveal whether or not the students are which is currenUy worth in excess of $100 admissions, said the marketing survey The survey is currently being talking to their guidance counselors or million. should help UTC learn a lot about administered to high school and junior parents about their thoughts on particular A founder and member of the board of prospective students because there is a college students throughout Tennessee and universities. directors for a number of companies in the good mix of places the survey is going to. some parts of north Georgia and Alabama In addition to the questionnaires, Knoxville area, Nutt also serves as a said Gene Pinder, assistant director of The survey does not guarantee that Pinder said some students will participate board member for the East Tennessee university relations. UTC will be successful in its efforts. "It's in several "focus groups." These groups Foundation and is vice chairman of the Pinder said some administrators feel it tough to find a position in the market that will consist of a sample taken from the Tennessee District Export Council. is wrong to market higher education, but is accurate, comfortable and realistic," original 300, which will form five small Nutt has more than 25 years of with fewer individuals entering Pinder said. groups of five to 10 people. The students experience in various aspects of research universities and the number of universities Even though UTC targets a potential will participate in open discussions of 60 and development, having been a pioneer in remaining steady, it is a necessity. market with advertising and promotional to 90 minutes. the development of nuclear Private universities have been quick techniques, one rude telephone operator If some generalizations appear instrumentation at the Oak Ridge National to do this, he said. Getting quality could ruin all the expanded effort, he said. between the questionnaires and "focus Laboratory and EG&G ORTEC. students is hard and UTC wants quality The survey will be conducted in the groups," they will be further investigated, Also, Nutt is responsible for the students from other parts of Tennessee and fall, winter and spring over a nine month Pinder said. He said they may find that development of the PET scan, a computer elsewhere, he said. period and is actually a mini-longitudinal parents play a larger role in determining tomography device found in state-of-the-art A series of questionnaires and "focus study, Pinder said. what university their children will attend medical facilities. groups" are the main two components in The total number of students surveyed since they frequently pay the expenses. Nutt will speak in the Raccoon Mountain room in the University Center. the survey, Pinder said. is 300, which is broken down into 18 Pinder and Reynolds agree the Anyone can attend. The market for this particular survey Tennessee high schools, including some secondary goal of the survey is to The Distinguished Lecture Series is is college-bound students of all races, in Knoxville, Nashville and Memphis, eventually increase UTC's enrollment. sponsored by Dr. Terry Zivney, die holder socioeconomic backgrounds and majors two north Georgia high schools and four Reynolds said it will probably take a of the Clarence E. Harris Chair of with at least a 2.5 grade point average. junior colleges, Pinder said. The students couple of years for any enrollment increase Excellence. The purpose in conducting the being surveyed, he said, are representative to be fully realized. The series is designed to engage marketing survey is not solely to increase of students who could attend UTC. If the survey eventually led to a students, faculty and the broader UTC 's enrollment but rather to better The university relations office is dramatic increase, Pinder said it would be a community in discussions related to trends understand what image and environment a using guidance counselors in each of the "happy" problem but definitely a problem in innovation, entrepreneurship, corporate potential student is looking for in high schools and junior colleges to hand concerning campus expansion and parking. choosing a university, Pinder said. strategies, and the global economy. September 28, 1989/Student Echo 3 Minority Recruitment to Aid Desegregation

UTC's current minority recruiting Reynolds said there are many years Second, there needs to be school By Greg Worth literature geared specifically towards The Student Echo percentage is 14.2 p ;rcent for freshmen when UTC gets more black students from and 9.6 percent overall. Memphis than from Chattanooga. minority students, Range said. Finally, it would be ideal to have a All state schools in Tennessee are UTC recruits local and regional UTC has a large minority Black Alumni Association, Range said. under a court order to meet desegregation minority students using a combination of scholarship program, Reynolds said. He said a large portion of the minority goals by fall 1990 enrollment, UTC's scholarships, financial aid, recruiters, "This fall, although we did reach a students who graduate are not becoming director of admissions said. workshops and various other activities, cut-off point late in the summer, any supportive alumni. Director Patsy Reynolds said all Reynolds said. black student who had a 3.0 high school Range said once you get minority Tennessee state schools have been given Reynolds said most recruiting efforts grade point average and met minimum students you have got to make them feel funds for recruiting, retention or whatever come out of the admissions office. There university requirements and ACT scores that they have been treated fairly and with kinds of programs they see fit to help is an international student office in the received a scholarship," she said. respect because "the best recruiter for any meet those goals. University Center, however, that does These scholarships are funded by state institution is the students." A state school is any two or four some recruiting and reports direcUy to the desegregation money and UC Foundation UTC currently has an assistant year public institution. admissions department, she said. money. director of advisement and admissions The state's definition of minority The heaviest recruitment is done in Michael Roberts, assistant director of counselor position open, Reynolds said. students in this case is strictly black the early fall and late winter, Reynolds financial aid, said the purpose of the She said that person will be responsible students, Reynolds said. Any funds that said. In between the peak times, the office minority scholarships is to keep for an increased focus on local minority the state makes available must be used does a lot of phone- calling, mailings and Tennessee minority students in Tennessee students and will work on several toward the recruitment and retention of follow-ups. schools. He said minority students are programs which have already been lined black students, she said. Reynolds said UTCs target market also eligible for the same financial aid as up- There has never really been any has to be higher quality local and regional other students. One of the programs will use the help money set aside for international minority students because of UTC's higher The university is currently working to of the Black Student Association, recruiting so UTC has virtually no minimum admission standards. endow the Litdeton H. Mason scholarship Reynolds said. Each member will be financial aid for international students, Locally, UTC goes to all of the which will be a full four-year scholarship assigned one local minority student, Reynolds said. predominantly minority high schools like for a minority student, said A.J. Range, chosen by area high school guidance She said the athletic department has City and Braincrd, Reynolds said. assistant dean of students. counselors, for the day. The minority been able to do some international Regionally, she said, UTC "I feel good about and comfortable students, she said, will see what a day of recruiting using tennis and golf concentrates on Memphis athough some with the fact that at least there is an idea, a college life is like, participating in scholarships. recruiting is done in Atlanta and notion or concern that it (minority Nashville. recruiting) needs to be done," Range said. housing, admissions and financial aid "It's good to see at least a professional sessions in the afternoon and attending a person at the university donating part of college activity at night. her time to the need." UTC ran an ad last year and is Range said it is also good to see the doing the same this fall in Right Choices, office which is primarily responsible for a magazine that is distributed to the recruiting and admissions process to predominantly minority high schools, feel motivated "to ask those of us who Reynolds said. She said they received happen to be of the minority persuasion to 1,500 responses from black students, go out and assist them." which was something they never dreamed Range said he feels there are some of happening. things that could be done to improve the Reynolds said UTC also participates thrust, efficiency and effectiveness of in a number of college night programs put minority recruiting . on by different organizations or cities and First, there needs to be a full-time aimed at predominantly black students. HOME OF THE CAT S DOZEN minority recruiter, he said. UTC is •wilng "Dream Jamboree" in Atlanta and out-recruited by some other local anc state "Collegerama" in Memphis arc two such institutions, Range said. programs. JASON If UTC w&. to effectively compete Also workshops are conducted in the and recruit students, it has got to go after English classes of the predominantly black AND THE them, he said. high schools, Reynolds said. SCORCHERS THUNDER AND FIRE JKPr Chattanoogan, UTK Freshman :• [i . Found Dead in Dorm Includea: "FIND YOU", "WHEN THE ANGELS CRY" AM Ikrirw* and "NOW THAT YOU'RE MINE" 'JHi'

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99 A Lookout Mountain resident and long as six hours. 6eas s first year freshman at UTK was found dead Burbank's death is the second in his dorm room Friday, apparently from SALE FND5 "Wild-eyed rock and roll meets alcohol-related death in a little more than a alcohol poisoning. year at that university where alcohol is the mythic South in the music McDaniel Swift Burbank, 18, had a forbidden on campus. 199 of Jason And The Scorchers." blood-alcohol level of .43. In the state of In August 1988, a 20-year-old UTK If cd -The New York Times Tennessee, a blood-alcohol level of .10 is sophomore was stabbed to death at a 10/1S/03 considered legally drunk. fraternity party where beer was consumed, Burbank was last seen around 1 a.m. according to published reports. [CHATTA-Tttt] Friday when roommates found him On the weekend of Burbank's death, extremely intoxicated and put him to bed, two UTK students were arrested in said Knoxville police detective Benny alcohol-related crimes - one for public 5035 HIXSON PK. 870-2287 French. His body was discovered about 10 drunkenness, the other for DUI. a.m. in his Reese Hall dorm room. Burbank attended Notre Dame High 5659BRAINER0RD. 899-228. Knoxville university spokesman School here. His parents are Walter S. and John Clark said he may have been dead as Camillia Burbank. I Student Echo/September 28. °*9 Conservation Club Focuses on River Rescue

By Scott Wilson cola cans in all of the major academic The Student Echo buildings on campus except Grote, which doesn't have a coke machine that dispenses aluminum cans. The boxes are also in all of the residence halls except The UTC Conservation Club has set Lockmiller, which does not have an area this year's agenda mixing campus, local protected from the elements. IF YOU WANT TO BE and national concerns. Also, the Conservation Club has been The newly-revived club is focusing its placed in charge of the landscaping for the A PHYSICIAN, current efforts on the upcoming Tennessee UTC Amphitheater by organizer Rick River Rescue. The club has pledged its Wood. Pro-activist and vice-president Jack WE'LL PAY FOR IT. help in the clean-up and research project Charles "J.C." Hierholzer said that the If you're willing to invest your skills that takes place Oct. 7 and 8 along the club sought out the job because one of its and knowledge as an Air Force banks of the Tennessee River. main goals is to plant trees over the enure medical officer, we'll invest in you The River Rescue has the cooperation UTC campus. and pay your way through medical of the city, U.S. Coast Guard, BFI "We don't feel that we're able to raise school if you qualify Ifs the Armed (Browning-Ferris Industries, a trash money to help get a marble podium (for Forces Health Professions collection service), TVA and at least 20 the amphitheater), but we want to do what Scholarship Program. It pays for other local groups. The project will collect we can. And we think that we can help * Tuition; debris from the Tennessee River and its with the landscaping, and raising money * Books, supplies equipment and banks. The debris will be categorized to for the trees," Hierholzer said. lab fees; survey the content and extent of the river's * Plus a monthly income of more The club is also planning to than $650. pollution. participate in the "Earth Day 1990" Call The data base that is established will celebration next spring. Christine Bock, then be forwarded to legislators and president of the club, said the Earth Day MSGT DON ABELL researchers to add to the existing data. activities will be the club's main focus 615-584-9597 The club has a recycling project next semester. STATION TO STATION COLLECT already implemented on campus. They have placed large white boxes to collect A!R_

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VINE from page 1 "It helped a little bit. I still think they preparing drawings for bid. However, the Marcellis does not understand the push should put speed bumps that would be city feels it should not have to provide io close the street. "As far as I know, the more effective in slowing people down." the funding for this project, he said. here nas been only one minor incident Fine Arrs Center from 30 mph to 15 Dr. Gavin Townsend, assistant art When the cost ss determined, "we will .nvolving a pedestrian and driver, and that mph. This reduction occurred when professor, has another idea. "Hiere are a seek private tunaing from friends ot the •ncident was between a UTC student and 3rown told the city of the problem. significant enough number of drivers who university," Marcellis said. , staif member," he said. The Echo reported in the March 17, do not adhere to the speed limit past the David Butler, UTC's assistant vice Irown said, "Why should we wait for !989 issue that Brown had received a student center to behoove the city to chancellor for facilities and management, someone to be injured before we respond nemo and a petition from students in the place another set of flashing lights in said UTC would go aiong with the to something? I can show you near "ine Arts Center who reported difficulty front of the Fine Arts Center.' narrowing of Vine Street but 'if they misses every dav. But whatever they n crossing the street in front of the Townsend said this would be helpful in would just close (he sueet, it wouldn't city) do, I'd like to see them expedite die wilding. Students stepping out from reminding drivers they were still on cost anything." timetable and get it done." behind parked cars all along Vine Street campus and still in a restricted speed were facing vehicles sometimes traveling zone. at a rate of up to 50 m; '-. The latest proposal concerning the In March the 30 mph signs were issue of Vine Street was reported in the replaced with 15 mph signs. Designated Aug. 2, 1989 issue of the News Free Largest Beer Selection in Town crosswalks were also painted on the street Press. According to plans, the road Happy Hour Pitchers n front of the Fine Arts Center. would be made into a one-lane winding Assistant art professor Jeff Morin parks road with planters at the Douglass Street 4 til 8 in the lot across the street from the Fine end of Vine, creating a gate-like effect to Budweiser $3.00 Arts Center. When asked if he thought the one-way street. Natural Light $2.75 the reduction in speed had helped, he said, Marcellis said the city engineers are Killian Red $3.25

418 HighStreet STONE LION Sunday 1/2 Price on Imports TAVERN CON from page 1 Monday Movie Night Thursday Bladder Bust 266-llON "They are experts. They are travelling from town to town. Mon. -Fri. 4-3am; Sat. 7-3am psychologically controlling. If the person Cooper said statistics show that "one in falters or questions anything, they have a 15" of the people who are approached will comeback, just like a hot shot fall prey to the con. salesperson. After all, they are Elderly people are often thought to be professional criminals," Fowler said. easy targets, but Fowler said anyone could Chattanooga police investigator Det. be a potential victim. In addition to the Roy Cooper said the con artists "look for psychologically controlling element of the people who are trusting." con, "it is a case of capitalizing on the "I have often speculated that they can victim's greed." identify people who have been raised to Fowler recalls a similar occurrence at trust authority figures - policemen or bank Eastgate mall a year ago. And Cooper said examiners, for example," Cooper said. there is a rash of con activity "every | Fowler and Cooper said the method of spring and fall." UTC Inspector Bob robbery is an established con game and Ratchford said UTC is not releasing any Make Us that usually the criminals work a circuit, additional information at this time. Part of Your Came Plan. Hut' Delivery...Great taste delivered! Student News fait Hut. mc ANY FAIRS SPECIAL OF YOUR CHOICE

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Five UTC students have been named A senior accounting major recently in the Who's Who Among International received a $500 scholarship from the Students in American Universities and Tennessee Society of Certified Public Colleges. Accountants. Siew Soon, Morteza Mahmoudieh, Brian Lett is one of 12 students who Saju Isaac, Gerhard Borchers and Vijaya received one of these scholarships. Samaraj were selected on the basis of Recipients are selected on the basis of sound academic and high personal academic achievement, faculty 3500 achievements. recommendations, financial need and Call: "B" l> K I I \ | K V This publication was the first of its leadership potential. Limited Delivery Art* kind for international students. Lett is a member of the Beta Alpha i International students who wished to Psi accounting fraternity . Also, he serves Offer expires on: be considered for the second edition should on the Student Residence Association and contact the international student office on is the assistant director of the Stadium 11 /15/89 ~~j campus for application forms. Dormitory. 6 Student Echo /September 28. 1989 Echo Opinion

Bridge Over Troubled Vine

As UTC's population grows, so does winding road with flowers and trees and its troubles with Vine Street. Every preuy things. UTC officials say they want morning cars are backed up from the library the road closed, period. to Maclellan Gym between classes as It seems both groups have the wrong students flow from the sidewalk in a stream idea. Closing the road at all will block that doesn't end until ten minutes after it parking lots on Vine and make life harder starts. People trying to drive on Vine for many students. Making the road one Street cannot expect to be on time to class winding lane is only going to make matters if they must travel down Vine to park. By worse. The solution to this problem may the same token, students crossing outside be a pedestrian "bridge" for students to walk of the designated crosswalk area are likely over. UTK has similar bridges over to never make it to class. Cumberland Avenue in Knoxville. The Traffic officers have been on the scene bridge, or bridges as the case may call for, sporadically since the semester began. would solve problems for both walking and Neither the pedestrians or the motorists driving students with little or no want to give an inch and without regular inconvenience to either. Maybe officials traffic officers the scene in front of the need to look further into the matter before University Center is daily anarchy. The making drastic decisions. Sometimes the city wants to make Vine street a one-lane best ideas arc the most obvious.

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•Music taste ranging (if this is a nights). If they don't drive trucks, they By Brian Hicks although there is speculation that the term range) from Motorhead to Hank Williams drive a beat-up sports car they are always Echo Managing Editor refers to the person and not the substance they arc chewing. Jr. This combination of taste is only "fixing-up." Today die red neck is harder to find. present in the red neck. It has something •The red neck is a guy who derives Got a shotgun rifle, and a four-wheel He is easily spotted by the "Dixie" flag in to do with unintelligable lyrics about manly pleasure from hunting wild game. drive, and a country boy can survive - Red the back window of his truck (right behind "rowdy friends" and banging one's head If not for the red neck, we city folk would Neck folklore. the gun rack), the blank expression on his against a brick wall. You may have to dig be in serious danger of man-eating squirrels, raccoons and birds, not to There is one minority in the United face (usually due to a blank mind or heavy for this one, so be on the lookout for mention Bambi and Thumper. States that is never recognized, never metal music) and his mating call/victory bruised foreheads. Red necks have a variety of other traits given special treatment and is never chant/all-purpose exclamation of "ycc- •Bumper stickers on their trucks that as well. They like to pick fights until sought out for university recruitment: he hah!!" But, if none of these attributes are say "Beautify the South, buy a Yankee a somebody stands up to them, they like to is the American Red Neck, and he is visible, here's what you look for. ticket home," "Forgit...Hell," "The South mistreat their girlfriends (also for "manly undergoing a severe identity crisis. *Campside Scbago shoes mixed with Will Rise Again" or "Lynyrd Skynyrd." a cap of some sort. The cap is a give­ •Speaking of vehicles, the red neck pleasure") and they like to attend rodeos, The term "red neck" originally referred truck pulls and wrestling matches. to the sunburned neck of farm-workers away, and mixed with the "funny shoes" almost always drives a truck. Often they you have ample proof that you have have wheels that make getting into the If you're wondering why I'm not many years ago. The stereotype of die red worried about being so rough on this group neck was that of an illiterate country- spotted a "wimp red neck." A wimp red truck without a ladder an impossibility, neck is the youngest generation of red often they have roll bars with foglights of individuals, it's because I doubt any of bumpkin with a knowledge of the land, them can read this. And, if they could, but not much more. necks, one who is a closet-yuppie, but (like you get lost in fog on Brainerd road still clings to the older traditions of his searching for 15 year-old girls) and they would they come in and say "I'm one of But as everything does, the red neck those guys you're talking about, and I'm progressed with the times. The typical red father/older brother/neighbor/farm animals. always have a winch for pulling their In captivity, or a relationship with a buddies out of ditches (red necks are pissed off!"? **Note- Fraternity members: neck evolved to wearing cowboy boots, You see how much harder I was on these flannel shirts, Red Man chewing tobacco "yuppie" girl, the wimp red neck may notorious for not being smart enough to evolve into sub-yuppie. be attentive while driving; hence they are guys than I was on you? Still mad? See, caps and a little bit of brown saliva on you guys have it made. their chin from something called "dip," often found in ditches late Saturday September 28. 1989/Student Echo 7

Campus Comments By Saju Mathew Isaac and Cindy Truex

What Do You Think Of A Planned Parenthood Chapter Opening In Chattanooga? m 1

Randy Carr Donna Hammond Nicole Griffin Sara Wagner Junior/Computer Science Junior/Secondary Education Junior/Communications Freshman/Sculpture " I think it would be a good thing to have. " Ideally there should be no need for a "I think that its necessary to have an "I think Chattanooga especially needs As long as this organization doesn't planned parenthood chapter in our organization that will supply the more informational background about encourage sex." promiscuous society there is the need for community with this kind of information. parenthood, AIDS and other activities die prevention of unwanted pregnancies." There are enough services of this kind relating to all sorts of human already, this new one just reinforces it." sexuality."

Kevin Gallagher JeffMcBrayer Vaughn Moore Freshman/Engineering Sophomore /Psychology Senior/Economy "I feel there is a very "It would be good because there "I honestly feel it would strong need for one. If there is one is a lack of information out there. bebcncficial because it will though, it should be very open." It would be good to let people probably help prevent unwanted know about it." pregnancies."

Letters to the Editor Student Echo moral value. These are words that we of a gun to his head. That's not the Declare War on don't hear much of anymore. It is a right that my friend (an ex-police F.ditor-in Chief Candy Comeliussen Ignorance! moral choice to steal, murder, cheat officer) was defending when he was Manning Editor Brum Hicks and lie and co-incidcntally these shot two inches from the groin in News Editor. Beth Spears In regard to John Thomte's Asst. News Editor Janiece Johnsor actions are fantastic vehicles for drug 1981. Have you seen a grown man rationalization to "Slop the War on Features Editor (irejl Be* abuse. This is a problem as is teenage crying while admitting that he stole Drugs!" I express complete outrage Sports Editor Scott Smiil pregnancy, abortion, sexual abuse and money from his 9-ycar-old's piggy Copy Editor him Prim and sadness. I sympathize with an endless list of other moral choices bank to buy coke? That was his choice, Advertising Manager Renay Thibodc.it: Presidents Bush's campaign against that have proven to be failures. It has but was it his right? Can you guess Photography Editor Sujeel I drugs not only because it is our nation's Production Consultant <>rv){ Laudctn.. also been misconstrued that people why poverty is a problem? There's no number one internal problem, but Faculty Advisor Bob Dank-•;.. who take drugs do so by a freedom of tuition money here. because he must educate our society of choice. The word addiction slipped The type of "kinder, gender," a very complex problem that leads to from John's vocabulary. Drug more liberal society that is mentions by very basic consequences. I do agree that addiction is a disease. John is similar to the Greek political prohibition solves nothing, but until 755-4298 Police brutality? I invite John ideology of Utopia which means education of the consequences of drug to walk through the Boone-Hysinger "nowhere" and that's where it got The opinions expressed in the Student hello an use is successful the President's choices project or any like it at 12:00 them. President Bush's war on drugs iliosi of the individual writers and do not neccssarih are narrowed. reflect the opinions of the personnel at die I nivcrsit\ midnight. After one sees 12-year- old may be futile, but it is far from unjust. of Tennessee at ( hattanooga. The publication is .1 The issue of choices and rights kids with guns making $500 a night The only thing that makes it futile is student newspaper published weekly during the school has been raised. Let's first acknowledge year with the exception of holidays and examination "innocendy hanging out in their own the intellectualization of our society's periods. that choices and rights are not the same. neighborhoods." These "businessmen" immoral choices. I hope that John The Student Echo welcomes letters to the editor hut One confronts choices (legally or all letters must bear the writer's name, addrevs, and as they are referred to didn't leam Thomte "chooses" philosophy as a phone number for verification. Anonymous letters will illegally) daily, but one's choice is not their ethics at any university and their career and doesn't engage in politics not be printed but names will be withheld at the necessarily his right. For instance, one editor's discretion. Letters should be brief, 250 words "free enterprise" could cost you your or business.I can, however, r ilate to or less. We reserve the right to edit the letter as to may choose to drive intoxicated, but he life. The only high one buys in these this thinking as I too defended drugs grammatical errors and libelous statements, or to reject has no right to endanger others. The the letter altogether, letters and advertising must be neighborhoods is the adrenaline rush receiv< .1 mi later th:m * p m Mondav for publication choices that drugs affect are those of See LETTERS page 9 one gets when he feels the cold steel the I'dlowing I'hursday 8 Student Echo/September 28, 1989 Professor Profile: Dr. Yakubu A. umar

By John Moran The Student Echo Dr. Yakubu A. Umar Born: Kano City, Kano State West Africa Echo: What compelled you to study Education: financing? BSBA University of Florida, 1979 Umar: I came to the United States to MBA Florida International University, study vetenarian medicine or wildlife 1981 management since I love nature and UK-PH.D.University of Manchester, 1989 animals. However, upon arrival, I Associate Professor, Economics discovered that even though I was Associate Professor, Business interested in those subjects, my ability was in business. Reluctantly, I was persuaded by both the Foreign Student Advisor and the Dean of Students at the University of Florida to take an assessment test. Low and behold, when I took the test I scored highly on anything in Business. Coupled with this, 1 also had pressure to go into business with my pa'ents since they intended for me to take Echo: Could you tell us about the over their businesses - real estate, educational system in Nigeria? transportation and cattle. While doing my Umar: We initially had the British MBA I discovered that I have tremendous system of education where you spent eight ability in corporate finance and in decision years in primary school, five years in making proccess. secondary school, and three years in Echo: Tell us about the political and college. However, since the change from economic situation in Africa. four regions - Northern, Western. Eastern Umar: The current economic situation in and MidWestern - to 12 states (there are Nigeria and particularily in Africa as a now 21), a change that followed after the whole seems gloomy. This is due to Nigerian civil war, Nigeria has adopted the deficits as a result of the accumulation of

American system of education where a interest over the years. Whatever little i student spends six years in elementary, money the developing African nations tI three years in junior high, three years in make goes toward lowering the debt. senior high and four years in college. Hence, foreign exchange has become more Echo: Why did you choose to come to important to the government than food i the United States? production and basic sustenance of life. Umar: When I was growing up, most of Along with this is the unstable political Echo: What about Apartheid, how has think would work for them. I still believe my teachers in junior and senior high situation in Africa. Most of the African that affected Africa? though, that Africa is not comfortable school were from the Peace Corps. Hence, governments today have been destablized Umar: The situation in South Africa and with either system but is interested for a I learned a lot about America from them. at least five times. In the case of Nigeria, the southern African region has direct system that would work for its survival. In fact it became common where every there has been six coup des etats and this effect on the progress of the continent of Echo: The United States has applied upcoming competitive and adventurous is not good for the nation. As of today the Africa as a whole. Most African countries economic sanctions on South Africa. How student wanted to study in the United situation in Nigeria and several other think that it is unfair for a foreigner to has this affected South Africa and the States. Therefore, there was an influx of African nations, military rule is common. come in and dominate and rule them. black Africans living there? students from Nigeria to the United Stales Nonetheless, there is hope for political and Where will you see four million ruling 21 Umar: The economic sanctions, even which began in 1972.1 was one of the few economic revival in Africa. It could be in million? Most African countries arc not though they hurt, have greatly helped who had the opportunity to be here, which our generation or in the next. But I am happy about what is going on and in fact many and have in turn made the South was in late 1974, early 1975. It has very optimistic that the situation will it has retarded progress in Africa. I am of African nation to be aware of the fact that always been my goal to attend a university change with time. the opinion that as soon as South Africa its government could fail should Congress at the United States. gains its independence, all the African continue applying the economic sanctions. heads of government could come together Sanctions will cut economic activities in and analyze the food production, foreign an area. Therefore, it will reduce progress. exchange, debt, etc. - that beseige the So, as long there are sanctions on South continent of Africa today, and work toward Africa, the poor and the blacks who want progress and development. independence will suffer. They will be Echo: What is your opinion of the willing to suffer than not be independent. SERVING GREAT FOOD & conflict between capitalism and So, in that case, sanctions do work. YOUR FAVORITE DRINKS communism in Africa? Echo: In your own opinion, what are the TIL LATE EVENINGS Umar: You know and I know that chances for progress and change in South Africans are capitalists, pure capitalists. I Africa and the rest of the African strongly believe that every human is born continent? a capitalist. In such a case I will Umar: There is always hope for change Walking Distance From categorically state that Africa is a in South Africa and the continent of Africa Campus capitalist continent. However, if a nation as a whole. The nagging question still cannot support itself, whoever comes to remains when will this come? Again, we its rescue, be it capitalist western nations might see the change in our generation or Open Sunday Evenings or communists from the eastern bloc, will in the next. But I am optimistic mat a temporarily change the situation. positive change will eventually come Nonetheless, African governments have someday. the right to choose whichever system they 1012 Market St. 266-1103 September 28. 1989 Student Echo 9 lire i*J HELL „ MAlt

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Gordon Barnes is a sophomore majoring in philosophy and plans to attend law school. UOCX^OO'T y0O LlfcG BUT ir^srtAc? yoo ^00 l£T yoofc-StiF )4(X)'£.Z HAOOTED 6y Shall we preserve the autonomy of TO IfcACiO To t»0JO^ e>e coiTecujeo ay THOOGHTS or- GUILT ? the individual, or serve the general welfare JOST STfcfcSS THE orutes ootfT yoo AN)D SHAN\£, Aee^T of the public at large? This is the fundamental question whicn underlies the SOU'7 " most controversial issues in our society today. The truth is that liberty and equal protection under the law are on an inevitable collision course. For example the right of gun owners to keep and bear arms versus the multitude of tragic deaths which occur every year as a direct result of ^oo josr SIT BACK. seceeTty yooiHio^ bOO &S.AUZE THAT POIO'T y0u? this right. Ar^c£>Tict2ecrrvtees yoo'^e sroct ^ A THEFlGST STEP How, then, can we reconcile these CUT (700'T you? T0u)Afcp UAPPi^CSC two opposing ideals? By what standard can is ApMiTuioG yooe we evaluate these conflicts and thus make O^HAPPlMESS" QON)'T a decision? In addressing this question, one VOU?\ \J ' is reminded of a certain principle proposed by Jeremy Bentham and John Stuart Mill. According to this Utilitarian principle, one should aim to achieve "the greatest good for the greatest number" in resolving 7 ethical dilemmas. Poto'T you? POrtT you? QOti'T Voo AW fv\ucH fteiree Unfortunately, Utilitarianiasm has been most commonly associated with "the greatest number" and the "greatest good" has been thrown out altogether. A proper application of this principle would, in fact, weigh the "greatest good" against the "greatest number" and somehow find a balance. Perhaps Dr. Ingle ( UTC history professor) puts it best when he says that, "all [political] decisions benefit one group and disadvantages another, and you must decide who should be benefitted and who should be disadvantaged." To Cheer or Not to An Appeal to Faculty university faculty, and local workers. We What is "justice" or "equal protection need you every Saturday at noon it the under the law" as long as people retain the Cheer? and Staff University Center, Sequoyah room. right to own AK-47 assault rifles? Derek T. Chis >ln. The rights of 20 innocent people ill- Over the past weekend something You have become an educator. Likely, afforded them in their defense against an happened that I believe should be called you have chosen to do so to bring about assault rifle two weeks ago in Louisville, attention to. At the UTC vs. Marshall change, subde or radical. If you are Ky. Their attacker wasn't inhibited by game, in the second quarter, things were looking for a vehicle for your revolution, their right to "equal protection under the getting pretty exciting. I was in a group of be it the socialization of medicine through Clean It Up! law". people who was standing up and cheering. legislative reform to the eternal abolition We must learn to sensibly weigh After we had been jumping around and of class society and its inherent greed, we For those students who daily leave in liberty and equality. We must not preserve yelling for a few minutes, security came are for you. their wake a pile of coke cans and trash in the absolute autonomy of the individual if, and told everyone to sit down. Sit down? The People's Justice Alliance is our classrooms, I have a suggestion. Don't in the process, justice and equality are At a football game? sponsoring a rally Oct. 9 at 6:00 pm in worry about it! There are plenty of lost. Now let me clarify the situation. I was not Spencer J. McCallie homes. It will be in intelligent, middle-aged adults in the attending the symphony or an opera or a protest of the police violence and employ of this school who probably like ballet. This took place at a football game. unconstitutionality resulting from the nothing better than handling your garbage Tv 'he left of me were the cheerleaders and "War on for you. If you ask nicely maybe they'll the band, attempting to fire everyone up. Drugs." We understand this "war" to be a wipe your runny noses for you also. LETTERS from page 7 In front of me members of security told simplistic propaganda program, targeting a A Student people to sit down or leave. crack problem, which has grown from a and my right to use For some strange reason, I was under situation that the government will not tnem for 10 years. It wasn't until I "woke the impression that we were supposed to address. This is a situation of class and up" and saw the tremendous financial and stand and support our team. Isn't that what race prejudice, poverty, and spiritual emotional impact that my choice caused is meant by "home field advantage?" destitution. me and those around me, and understood This took away from my enjoyment If you desire the general sense of the realization of drugs and not the of the game. If this ridiculous situation social consciousness that existed in the irrealization that they illicit, did I continues, I'll be heading to Knoxville on 60's or colonial America or any nation understand this problem and the the weekends. I hear that they are allowed undergoing democratic upheaval, then you consequences of it to support their team. must involve yourself. We are a group of Ross Clingan Brian Benton , collegiate, high school students, 10 Student Echo/September 28, 1989

Hands of God: Sacred or Profane?

Artists model of sculpture As delivered and installed in back of the UTC Fine Arts Center

By Greg Bean Echo Features Editor Sujeel Taj /Student Echo A ten year controversy has When the piece arrived in 1979 a July News-Free Press article. and told the primitive tribemen that come to rest with the erection of a so did the controversy. "The The controversy behind the the cooking pot bubbling on the fire new piece of sculpture behind the finished work was sufficiently sculpture is in interpretation of the would produce gold nuggets so Fine Arts Center at UTC. different from the minature artist's piece. The original motif was one of long as they did not think of the The sculpture, titled Hands of concept, which had been religous significance, hands red-faced monkey," Sahly said. God, was given to UTC this year previewed," said Burdick. The cupping a heart. The actual "Extended discussion about the by Southern College after their sculpture was stored rather than rendering has left some thinking sculpture, its interpretation by Board of Trustees decided it was erected. more of fleshly pleasures. design, and its unwitting not appropriate for their campus, "I've heard heard people talk impressions, had made it very according to Southern College about all kind of things, the breasts, difficult for viewers to see it public relations director Doris the buttocks, all kind of things," without thinking of 'the red-faced Burdick. "/ like it, it doesn't have said Southern College art monkey'," Sahly said. The controversy is whether the to mean anything." department head Robert Garren. sculpture expresses a religous motif "It's just like clouds. People see or has more earthly and sexual It was not until two college what they want to see in them," he "I see why they gave it to us." overtones. presidents had come and gone that said in a Janurary Associated Press The story spans 15 years, two something was done with the article. countries and two colleges. In 1975 sculpture. Dr. Don Sahly, president A grant was made by a the Southern College Board of of Southern College since 1986, contributor to Southen College for Trustees commissioned Mexican took steps to give the piece away. moving the piece, said Burdick. artist Victor M. Contreras to Two years ago the piece was "Art in public places is Now installed at UTC behind produce a piece for the college, said mounted for display to potential important, this is good." the Fine Arts Building, the response Burdick. This commission was recipients of the sculptuic, to the sculpture has been more based on a previous work by according to Sahly, as reported in a favorable. "It is a quality piece ... Contreras, titled Good and Evil, Chattnooga Times story in The Southern College student its monumentality and its grace located in the Hamilton County Janurary. It was covered with black newspaper, the Southern Accent ranwoul d be appropriate for this Justice Building. plastic during on-campus meetings a continuing series of letters to the campus," department head White The artist submitted a model of of board members and church editor over the sculpture. While said. "We thought it would be the proposed sculpture, showing members, the article reported Sahly opinions were expressed for and something that would greatly cupped hands around a heart. In as saying. against the piece, there were some enhance the campus, its a striking Janurary of 1976 the Board Sahly contacted Chancellor who saw everything from breasts to piece," he goes on to say. approved the execution of the Obear of UTC, said Burdick. The women's genitals. "We thought it was a lovely sculpture. sculpture was viewed and approved The controversy reached such a piece," said Dr. Ron Area of UTCs by Obear, Provost Sandra Packard level that it was decided to give the Office of Development. "And the "Sure is big.' and art department head Alan sculpture away. "You remember the price was right. It was free," he White, as reported by Mike Pare in tale of the trickster who came along said. By Sujeel Taj Echo Loopy Specialist September 28. 1989/Student Echo 11

Last Saturday's Fall Celebration, sponsored by the Student Alliance, attracted more than just university students. High school groupies of one of the featured bands, Children of the Root, arrived at the University Center several hours before the band was scheduled to play in the Tennessee Room. When informed they would be required to pay admission, the youths stacked several folding tables against the doors of the room to prevent college students from entering. UTC security was notified, and the group of about sixty youths was made to leave the campus.

Junior art major, Chock Clevenger, takes advantage of clear weather to Art student Jill Carver takes advantage of the perfect weather to complete complete sketches at Miller Park Plaza. her drawing assignments. 12 Student Echo September 28, 1989 Turnbull's Tickets Little Vera

mother [Lyudmila Zaitseva]. Vera herself, "played with remarkable "The graceless city and, especially, "Vera falls in love with Sergei comic authority" according to Canby, "is that beach are used trenchantly but without [Andrei Sokolov], a nihilistic student who not doomy enough to be classified as emphasis," Kauffmann said. "And Pichul moves in with her family, treating them seriously alienated. chose good actors, whom he directed with a contempt that leads to violence." "Underneath the punk hairstyle that well." Kauffmann said the slim narrative her parents have learned not to criticize, Stuart Klawans of The Nation found provides the necessary "ground for she's bright, quick and common-sensical, Pichul's film "rough-edged, alert and moving-burowing-into Vera's life." If the adrift in a world where everyone else frequently very funny.... To a degree that story sounds familiar, "that's precisely appears to be traveling a set course." is remarkable in any feature film, Soviet why it's surprising in a Soviet film." Canby continued, "Little Vera is less or otherwise, Little Vera refuses to The only things that would seem out critical and daring than honest and frank. schematize its characters.... of place in an American film iare that More important, it doesn't simplify or "These are all people who have Vera's lover moves into her bedroom in attempt to explain the contradictory nature managed to make a mess of their lives, as By Randy Turnbull her parents' apartment before being married of the characters. people often will; and the film does not The Student Echo to her, and that his violent quarrel with her "They're not exactly Chekovian, but blame them for it. father does not stop their marriage. they are complex, sometimes self-deluding "It follows closely and This week's AEC/UTC ACE "The rest--the breach between and almost always, at some point, sympathetically instead, putting the presentation is Little Vera (USSR 1988), generations in which we understand both engagingly comic." viewer into the middle of this disorderly the controversial film by Soviet director sides-is grimly recognizable," said "Miss Negoda's Vera is an enchanting family while allowing enough distance for Vasily Pichul that delves into the troubled Kauffmann. creature. She's willful, sweet, a little silly, the audience to think, and to laugh. lives of today's Soviet youth. "Shot with frequent recourse to a 'These are all people who have and essentially honest," said Canby, who According to Newsweek's Jack Kroll, compared the actress to Elizabeth Taylor. hand-held camera ..., Little Vera is full of managed to make a mess of their the film sold over 50 million tickets in "Miss Negoda could be the discovery of improvisatory moments and small lives" the Soviet Union and "had worldwide the year." gestures that turn out to be just right." success at film festivals (winning Best The film blends American and Soviet The 25-year old actress's "riveting Klawans concluded, "If there is a Film and Best Actress at the Chicago elements throughout, the Eastern performance as Vera-catatonic, hysterical, lesson to be learned from all this, political Film Festival). European setting garnished with Western sensual, suicidal-has made her an instant or moral, then it has escaped me. All I Despite the famous 10-page pictorial brands of liquor, photos of American stars, star," said Kroll. got from the film was the pleasure spread of star Natalya Negoda in the May and MTV in English. "Negoda is no sex bomb," said 1989 issue of Playboy, the controversy "The candor about these details- Kauffmann. "She understands Vera over Little Vera is not because it is the including a mention of AIDS-is as completely and plays her from a secret By Randy Turnbull The Student Echo first Soviet film to show an explicit love striking as the candor about the theme of center of desolation, which comes out as scene. youthful disaffection," said Kauffmann. aggression and languor." Rather,said Kroll, "the real shocx "The sole mention of Soviet ideals Last week's movie, Truffaut's Last First-time director Pichul and his waves have come from its unblinking comes when Vera murmurs to Sergei, 'We Metro was well received by the UTC/AEC screenwriter/wife Maria Khmelik waited look at the bleak quality of life among have a common goal, Communism.' At audience, but this reviewer found the film three years to make their film until Soviet ordinary Soviet people." that moment she is clad in a bikini and is somewhat flat glasnost made it possible. Stanley Kauffmann of The New wriggling across his body on a beach [that I have to agree slightly with critics According to Kauffmann, Pichul Republic did not mince words: "Little is] dirty, littered with metal scrap." who regard the film as one of the late himself was bom in Zhdanov and grew up Vera is a good film, and it's frank about director's weaker efforts, at least taken on Kroll called Little Vera "a deeply in an apartment much like the one in the something more surprising in a Soviet its own terms from a single viewing. pessimistic film [with] a fierce energy, a film. film than sex-youthful malaise." I could never tell whether picture was burning anger, that goes right to your gut. Kauffmann thinks Little Vera would The story of gum-chewing, punk- meant to be serious or funny. It failed for Soviet guts have been hard hit.... be less effective if set in the West. rocking Vera is set in the polluted me on either level. "Reaction has split along generational Pichul's direction is "skillful and industrial port of Zhdanov, a city of Apart from the story's general lack of lines, with younger people defending the sympathetic, and he knows how to mesh broken spirits, with Vera as the archetypal involvement, the real problem was die film against their more conservative environment with theme. rebellious teenager. ending. There wasn't one. The story just parents." "His use of the cramped apartment is Said Kroll, "She frosts her punk-style came to a stop, and the characters shot off Vincent Canby of The New York the most deftly managed confinement hair, stokes herself with gin and piis, in all directions Times said "Little Vera is so funny, so since Godard went into Jean Seberg's hotel fights with her alcoholic truck-driver father abrasive and so true that it transcends room in Breathless [1959]. [Yuri Nazarov] and her hapless, overeating newsworthiness. It stands on its own."

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Ramones: Brain Drain

It has been about 15 years since cartoon rockers, die Ramones, came blitzkrieg boppin' out of Forest Hills, New York, yet they are still cranking out one great album after another. Brain Drain is shining proof that the godfathers of punk can still blow the doors off many of their puerile successors. Brain Drain hurtles along at white- knuckle speed while being catchy enough to set the toes-a-tappin' while the brain's a-ratUin'. While not much seems to change with die Ramones, they have once again changed producers. This time ex- Material bassist/experimental maestro Bill Las well produces most of the album. Laswell, who has worked with Motorhead and Pil among others, lends a distinctive crunch to the mix. Ex-Plasmatic Jean Bcauvoir and Wild Kingdom guitarist Daniel Rey produce the rest of the album. People still living in 1977 will not exactly be able to punk till they puke, but hardcore afficionados, spandex mavens, thrashers and people who just happen to like good music should be able to appreciate this album. Brain Drain shows that the Park," a cover of the Freddie "Boom fundamentalists of rock can still make Boom" Cannon classic, is a gem. This music that stays abreast of the tellings of album does not let up. the proverbial musical Zeitgeist which at Those people who have accused the the same time retains the integrity of Ramones of running in place since the Beach Boys In Concert straight ahead, over the top Ramones fare. early eighties will no doubt say die same The album features mosdy what one could thing about Brain Drain. Let them expect from the Ramones, machine-gun criticize, they are only being typical. Special to the Echo down strokin' rave-ups and a couple of While Brain Drain is not the masterpiece mushy love songs. High spots include the sci-fi looniness of "Zero Zero UFO" and Rocket to Russia was, it is still a great The American rock group synoymous beaches - surfing. By 1961 the Beach the title song to the Stephen King film album. The Ramones have a style that is with surfing and California girls - the Boys had their first hit Surfin , and they Pet Semetary. Dee Dee blesses us once time-honored and should not be tampered Beach Boys -- will perform on Wednesday were on their way. again with his vocal prowess on with. Buy it and bop till you drop. October 11, at 8 p.m. at the UTC Arena . In addition to recording and selling "Punishment fits the Crime." "Palisades •Kris Rinehart The Beach Boys have been turning out arenas, die band continues to pick up out hits about die "endless summer" for numerous music awards. They were more than 20 years. Beginning with their presented with die special Award of Merit first string of number one songs, Surf in, at the 1988 American Music Awards and Surfin USA, Little Deuce Coupe, Surfer were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall Hubbard: Hot Jazz Girl, and Help Me Rhonda, the band has of Fame. Several years earlier, they continued their success with their most performed at the Live Aid concert in 1985, recent number one hit, Kokomo . and Farm Aid I and II. They also played anticipation and by the spotlight on him. The band consists of brothers Brian aboard the USS Iowa during the Statue of By Greg Bean He justified the drama by opening with a and Carl Wilson on keyboards and lead Liberty's 100th birthday salute. Echo Features Editor blast of energy that had him jumping at guitar and cousin, Mike Love, on vocals. A new album, the bands first in four the end of his musical phrases. Rounding out the group are Alan Jardine years, features a collection of new songs It takes a lot to get the usual Hubbard dominated the evening with on rhythm guitar and Bruce Johnston, also by their chief songwriter, Brian Wilson. Dorothy Patten audience to let down their stratospheric passages on trumpet and on keyboards. Another brother, Dennis After deciding not to tour again, Wilson hair. They sit there with their good cornetL He mosdy played in a traditional Wilson, died in 1983. has come back to the Beach Boys "fold" posture in their good clothes and applaud be-bop style but included latin sounds The Beach Boys started out singing with a vengance and is as productive as at the right times. Freddie Hubbard and and bluesy material as well. harmonies and Four Freshman songs ever. his high energy blasts of jazz revelation Part of the fun came from Hubbards brought life to the crowd, who clapped around die Wilson family piano. Brian had The endless sumer continues in interaction with the band and the already begun experimenting with time, yelled and carried on in the tradition audience. He pantomimed responses to October at the UTC Arena. For ticket of smoky clubs. songwriting when younger brother, information call the Arena box office at solos by the other members, talked to Dennis, came home one day excited about Hubbard and his quintet performed 266-6627. them as well as the audience during the a new sport sweeping the California the season opener for the Dorothy Patten music and was not above physical humor Fine Art Series Ten Year Anniversary at unexpected moments. ' Thursday, September 21 and Friday, Hubbard's sidemen proved to be September 22 to a packed house both more than able performers; each was nights. given several chances for extended R.E.M. Tickets on sale The two hour set opened with his soloing. One of the refreshing things three piece rhythm section setting the about this group was that they were pace for the mosdy traditional jazz pieces willing to experiment and take chances that emphasized fast tempos and with their music instead of sticking to Special to the Echo college circuit for the past seven years. pyrotechnical solos. the tried and true. This is your chance to see why Rolling Next on the stage was the saxophone The music and showmanship, humor Get ready for one of the most Stone Magazine has called R.E.M., player who added a contrasting sound to and histrionics of Hubbard and company compelling rock bands on the circuit "America's Best Rock 'n Roll Band." the frenetic rhythm section with his have set a high water mark for the today: R.E.M. They're hot, and they're R.E.M will perform one show Friday, thoughtful, soulful playing. opening of the Dorothy Patten Series. coming to UTC. November 3 in the UTC Arena. Tickets Hubbard's delayed entrance was R.E.M has been one of die most will go on sale September 30 at die UTC dramatic because of the build up in progressive and popular bands on the Arena Box Office. 14 Student Echo/September 28. 1989 Echo Bulletin Board The Student Echo is now offering Campus Crusade for Christ meets The People's Justice Alliance If you have had choral experience a Classified Section. Areas ircl,Ho Help every Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in the Ocoee meets every Saturday at noon in the in high school, college, church, or with Wanted, Articles For Sale, Rccnmatcs Room of the University Center. Anyone Sequoyah Room of the University Center. civic groups, if you are interested in Needed, Personals, Etc. Cost: i-.2 words interested is invited. The People's Justice Alliance is seeing the world, if you want to meet new $2, 13-25 words $3, $.15 each additional sponsoring a protest on the "War on people and make new friends, and if you word. Classified forms may be obtained in The Student Alliance Amphitheat­ Drugs" and its resultant police brutality are willing to work hard and have a great the Echo or Student Affairs office. er Project has openings for committee and disregard for constitutional rights on time while doing so, then the Chattanooga Payment should be made in the ticket positions that require students who share Oct. 9. Spencer J. McCallie homes at 6 Singers and die Singing Mocs are for you. office. Deadline is Tuesday 5 p.m. for an interest in campus improvement. p.m. Contact us at Saturday meetings or For more information, come to choral publication the following Thursday. Applications are available in Student at P.O. Box 281, Chattanooga, TN activities in 309 Cadek Hall, or call 755- Please note: All Personals will be treated Affairs. All interested are encouraged to 37401 4335. as Classifieds. apply.

On Oct. 7 and 8, Chattanooga and Omping Equipment Rental! ACE the state of Tennessee will be working has provided UTC with camping together on a community cleanup and DONATE YOUR BODY equipment for rent to all students. To research project to learn what effect our rent, pay in advance at the ticket office and waste-stream is having on our Tennessee TO HELP FIND A CURE. take the receipt to the University Center rivers and sueams. You can help make it office. The equipment list includes tents, happen. For more information call (404)- sleeping bags, sleeping bag pads, 820-2242. backpacks, stoves, lanterns, and cooksets. Reserve equipment now, there is a limited Nurses: The US Air Force is supply. offwring a tour of two AFB medical facilities. The trip will run from Nov. 10 - 12. Contact your local Air Force nurse Anyone interested in being an recruiter for information. ADPi Big Brother (Pi Guy) may pick up an application at Sue Bracken's desk Coaches and Assistants are needed (second floor of the University Center). for volunteer football and cheerleading Applications must be returned by Friday, programs. Call Urban Services, YMCA Sept. 29. For more information call 870- at 266-4844. Contact Mike Smotherman 1449. for football or Kim Scruggs for cheerleading. Campus Democrats meet Monday nights at 8 p.m. in die Riverbend Room Moccasin Christian Fellowship of the University Center. All interested meets Tuesday nights for worship and please attend. praise, prayer, fun, and fellowship. All students welcome anytime! Large group meeting begins at 7:30 in the Signal Mtn. Attention Organization Fair Room of the University Center. Winners! The checks for display winners from the third and fourth Organization Fairs are in and ready for pickup. Will a representative from each of the following The Association for Campus organizations please come by the Student Entertainment, also known (intamously, Affairs Office #216 in The University of course) as ACE, meets Thursdays at Center and sign for the check: Kappa 4:30 p.m. somewhere in the University Sigma, Sigma Chi, Sugar Mocs, Sigma Center. Ask your friends. Don't be a Theta Tau Nursing Honor Society, UTC bum -• show up! Marching Band, and Moccasin Christian Fellowship. Questions? Call 755-4534. All Special Education majors and What's TISL? It's the Tennessee other interested students are invi'ed to Intercollegiate State Legislature, and it's attend the first Student Council for Nov. 16 -19 in Nashville. This collegiate Exceptional Children meeting on legislature is made up of representatives Thursday, Sept. 28 at 4 p.m. in Frist 101. from all the public and private higher educaion institutions in Tennessee. It Hey, it's pep rally time again!! USF&G NATIONAL COLLEGIATE considers legislation submitted by college Come and join us in kicking off UTC students across the state. The deadline for WEEK at the UTC Downtown Pep Rally. DRIVE TO CURE PARALYSIS. legislations is Oct. 31. If interested, Mark your calendars for Tuesday, Oct. 17. The pep rally will fire up at noon in contact SGA at 7554296 or Vicki Guthrie Take a stand for those who can't. at 755-4534. More information will be Miller Plaza. So, come and cheer with the available at a later date. MOC football team, cheerleaders, and Check with the intramural athletic office for the full majorettes -- show your MOC spirit! If details about this fund-raising campus competition. you have any questions, contact Aqua Collins at 755-4424 in the Alumni Softball Tournament!!! Department. There are several college work- Sponsored by: study jobs still available. If you are currently receiving financialai d and would Lambda Chi Alpha m wit itmotw like to work on-campus, come to the October 7 and 8 mum MIK 10 Financial Aid Office. If you are not See BULLETIN page 15 CWRE For More Info or to Enter receiving aid, you may still be eligible. All jobs are assigned on a first come, first Call: 756-4355 PARAL1SIS serve basis. Sign up in the Financial c 1989 Aid Office, Room 253, Hooper Rf!L September 28, 1989/Student Echo 15 Echo Classifieds

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The UTC Scuba Club and the Chattanooga Underwater Diver's Association invite all students, faculty, and stafi to hear Jack Zbar on "Diving Around the World - From Interesting Creatures to Fabulous Treasures" on Oct. 3 from 7-10 p.m. in the Raccoon A Positive Point Mountain Room. About Breast Cancer. Attention all student organization Now we can see it before leaders: Group pictures for the Moccasin you can feel it. When it's no will be taken Sept. 18 - Oct. 13. To bigger than the dot on this schedule an appointment for pictures, stop page. by the yearbook office (205 University And when it's 90% cur­ Center) and fill out one of the forms in the able. With the best chance envelope on the door. of saving the breast. The trick is catching it early. And that's exactly ALL adult students are invited to what a mammogram can do. UP TO $2,600 IN PRIZES visit with representatives of the Adult A mammogram is a sim- Scholars in the University Center lobby )le x-ray that s simply the on Thursday, Oct 5, from 10 a.m. until 6 )est news yet for detecting DEADLINE: DEC. 29,1989 )reast cancer. And saving Give us your best shots! The Arthritis Foundation is looking for creative p.m. Please come by and find out more ives. about UTC and about the Adult Scholar photographs for our publications. Cash prizes include First Place $300, If you're over 35, ask Second Place $200. Third Place $ 100. and up to 40 Honorable Mentions your doctor about mammography. will receive $50 each. Anyone interested in putting a no­ Black and white prints, slides and color prints are eligible. For more tice in die Bulletin Board should contact Give yourself the details contact: Janiece Johnson at 755-4298, or drop the chance of a lifetime.™ Arthritis Foundation - Photo Contest notice in the envelope at the Echo office. 1314 Spring St.. N.W. Atlanta. GA 30309 Please remember all submissions need to AMERICAN Telephone: 404/872-7100 be in by 5 p.m. every Tuesday for that CANCER week's publication, and submissions are SOCIETY' Made Possible By A Grant From C,. D Searle limited to 50 words or less. 16 Student Echo /September 28. 1989 Newest Sport in Town: Bobsledding

By Andrew Balogh The new rules will put every team on players, gymnasts. All we need are strong The Student Echo an even footing by limiting certain athletes with quick legs," Parlaman said. The Chattanooga Bobsled Club needs performance factors on the sleds. For Willie Gaull has been involved in a few good men. example, the runners on the sleds are made bobsledding (particularly at the 1988 Actually, just three would do. of hardened steel but if they were chromed, Winter Olympics) and Herschcl Walker Michael Parlaman. founder of the the sleds would travel much faster, and Dewin Moses have also shown By Jeannie Brooks club, needs three men to ride with him in However, that is illegal. interest in die sport. The Student Echo a four man bobsled and help him realize Now, the emphasis is on the speed Parlaman believes that kind of person his Olympic dream. and skill of die crew, and somewhat away exists around Chattanooga, but hasn't been It is not too late to take part in UTC Parlaman has formed die Chattanooga from the super-expensive sleds. discovered yet. "There must be groups of intramurals for fall. Bobsled Club to promote bobsledding in The start of the run dictates the guys around here that didn't make the pros. Intramurals are free to all students, this region and eventually develop a team success of the run. The faster you go at Now this is their chance to make the faculty and staff. strong enough to represent Chattanooga in the top to the hill, the faster you will be Olympics. I am definitely looking for Ron Nelson, intramural uirector, national and possibly international going at the bottom. thoroughbred athletes,' Parlaman said. said, "The intramural department is a competitions. The skill of the driver and the However, Parlaman will give any one function of this university that is here Parlaman, originally from Los condition of die run can slow a sled down. interested a shot. 'It's a world of stricdy to serve the students. We will put Angeles by way of New York, came to While not a lot can be done about how possibilities. It's a way to be an elite on any activity or function that the Chattanooga this past spring with his fast the ice is, die driver can take practice athlete without having to compete since students will support." parents. He brought his drive and runs to sharpen his driving ability. But you were 5-years-old," Parlaman said. "It Nelson said there are three mam determination to make the Olympic team, not without paying a price. "The ride is should be fun for everybody. At the very reasons students get involved in the something he is determined to share with the roughest part about the sport." least it should be an unusual experience." intramural program - for fun, fellowship others. "I can recruit a completely green Parlaman said, "Imagine being slammed Parlaman is still hunting for the and to feel like they are a part of the man and teach him how to push the sled." around in a phone booth at 70 miles per perfect balance of strength and speed. university. he said. hour." Bobsledding season is scheduled to open There are three competing leagues: Pushing the bobsled is really what die For that reason, bobsleddcrs always Dec. 5 at Lake Placid New York, (the fraternity, girls and independent, sport is all about. National bobsled wear motor cycle helmets for protection. United States' only run) and he still does [dependent teams can be co-ed. federations met in Anchorage, Alaska Parlaman's main problem right now not have enough people to crew the four- Team sports such as tlag football, recendy to standardize all bobsleds used in is a lack of training partners. He conducted man sled he owns. departmental volleyball and basketball are competitions. In the past, tremendous open tryouts at East Ridge High School played on Tuesday and Thursday. amounts of money have been spent to on Sept. 16 and only seven people showed Individual sports such as tennis, racquet build sleds. up. They ran the gamut of athletic ability ball and table tennis arc played on Monday "We (the U.S. team) offered $100,00 from world class (Parlaman), to a 50-ycar- and Wednesday. to the East Germans for one of their sleds, old farmer. For more information, contact Ron and they wouldn't sell it to us," Parlaman They were tested in 6 events: shot put Nelson at 755-4222. said. "The East Germans and the Russians throw from between the legs, 5 Members of winning teams as well depend on their national ucasurics. For consecutive hops, 30 meter and 60 meter If anyone is interested, Parlaman can as individual champions will receive a t- diem, its a case of 'How much do you sprint, power clean and finally a 20 meter be contacted at 855-8755. As Parlaman sl need Comrade? Not so for American push of a mock bobsled on wheels. All of says, "Why not, you'll never know unless sledders. The U.S. pays $12,000 for a the tests emphasized explosive strength in you try." two-man sled and $15,000 for a four-man. the lower body. No particular athletic skill Many of the national team sleds arc sold is used, just plain old raw strength. back and forth like high-mileage, used "Bobsledders can come from cars." anywhere, football players, basketball SAVE

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Richard "The Snob" Byington The Ultimate Sport Two Views on NFL The Student Echo Greg Laudeman with little expectation of winning. They The Student Echo went for the chance to play some hard Useless noise pollution! I'm glad the Ultimate. Well, they got their chance. Noise Pollution NFL is more concerned about our Cars full of frisbee wielding athletes Saturday morning, first game, they environment than the government Penalize converged on a industrial park north of were matched against the infamous Chain. those fans who do not have the respect to Knoxville last weekend. They gathered These guys from Atlanta have a bit of a be quiet during an opponents' drive for pay there because of a large flat grassy field reputation as Frisbee snobs. And why not? dirt. large enough to accommodate several They are an incredibly capable bunch of Do we start waving our arms or simultaneous games of Ultimate Frisbee. Ultimate players and astounding athletes. By Don Cooke make faces when Jack Nicklaus is putting Knoxville was given the dubious honor of Their well-practiced plays and ability to Cardinal, for a crucial birdie? Football games should hosting die 1989 Southeastern Sectional move the disc fast and sure left Church of Monday Night Football be considered a canvas in which the players Ultimate Frisbee Tournament. Discfunctional unable to do anything but paint gracefully across the surface. Fan The event was well-attended: teams try to be aware of what was happening and 'Scuse me, William F. Buckley, but the noise distracts from the game. from Atlanta, Athens, Georgia, Columbia, learn from it ballet is over. The rules states that the fans will South Carolina, Savannah, Clemson, In Ultimate the object is to pass the If you expect the common fan to feel get one warning.(fair). Then if disobediance Chattanooga and, of course, Knoxville all disc from teammate to teammate until it is sorry for players who take home $1 million continues, the official can take away a managed to come out in cold.wet weather caught in die opposing teams endzone. plus greenbacks a year, and greedy owners time-out as a penalty to the home team. to compete for a chance to be one of four The defense, on die other hand, tries its who make even more, you've got another When will fans learn that you do teams to advance to the regional best to catch the disc or simply knock it thing coming. not mess with the NFL. These are the same tournament to be held in Austin, Texas. to the ground. Playing against a team like So the team loses a few yards or a guys dial banned celebrating in the end Chain (a.k.a. Chained Lightning) of Chain forces you to think carefully and timeout. That's their problem. They're not zone. Fun is not a priority with the NFL. Altanta took the top spot with six wins work very hard to succeed in either offense going to go belly up any time soon. If High-tech electronic scoreboards, instant and no losses. Right behind was Voodoo or defense. It is exhilarating to make even George Bush can cut these rich boys' replay, artificial surfaces; now that's what of Knoxville, followed by Columbia and small movements against them. capital gains taxes, dammit, we'll just have the National Football League considers to Air Calvin of Athens. The competition The members of Discfunctional were to "tax" their offensive gains on die field. be the burning issues of die 90's. was intense but friendly. Ultimate, even to spend the rest of the day taking some I say the NFL and its fat-cat executives It would not surprise me if the on international levels, has no referees. hard lessons in Ultimate from the best created the problem. Now let 'em live with NFL starts dictating air traffic, so that The 'spirit of the game' is all important: it teams in the Southeast. it. Screw that noise-rule garbage. Nobody planes would not fly over stadiums during is assumed that everyone is there to have This weekend Discfunctional plans to has the right to tell the paying public to be game time. Peace and quiet will be the fun. attend the multi-event Tennessee State quiet when the owners have encouraged the objective. Take the Chattanooga team, Championships in Nashville. They are noise to begin with. As long as no one Football is a cold and exact Discfunctional, for example. They had not sure to learn more things the hard way. In shouts "fire" or incites a riot, a citizen's science, meant to be studied in earnest. been to a tournament all summer, indeed Ultimate Frisbee there arc many lessons to right to free expression must be protected. Let's keep those rude rodents quiet. few people had turned out for practices learn and die hard, fast ones are always die First, you see, the heartless owners before August. They went to Knoxville most fun. shuttled people's beloved teams from one city to another (without consent and sometimes under cover of darkness). All that the owners care about is getting the best deal and boosting their profit potential. To make more money, they needed more bodies in more seats. So they built huge, T. © cavernous stadia with domes and artificial turf and (gag me) cheerleaders. All of these amplify noise. N«* V Tired of the usual Add to that the jacked-up prices of tickets, food, beer, and souvenirs, and the for lunch? fans have plenty to yell about. ?V Think a moment about the bluecollar steelworker in Pittsburgh, left jobless by Try our D-Vine the Reagan-Bush legacy of mill closings. Or die Kansas City Chiefs supporter whose Lunch Special!! farm has been foreclosed. 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Whew, Finally! And Now Mocs Are Looking to Raid

By Thomas Baker super-fire, high-precision offense, was Linebacker Junior Jackson and trick that was probably the turning The Student Echo untracked as the physical Moccasin defensive end Tony Hill both turned in point in die game. stellar performances. The 6-7, 224- The Tennessee-Chattanooga squad defense dictated the game from the UTC, led by the attack oi pound Hill received "Game Ball" honors looks to continue its winning ways on outset. The Tennessee-Chattanooga for his play (as did the rest of the Saturday as they visit Middle Tennessee freshman tailback James Roberts' 149 defense made life miserable for Marshall yards rushing and a near-perfect game Moccasin defense), making three sacks, State University. Head coach Buddy quarterback John Gregory. Gregory, one four tackles, a blocked field goal attempt Nix looking ahead to MTSU said, played by the Moccasin defense, put of the most prolific passers in Southern together a flawless 14-0 upset of the and one pass break-up. "Middle Tennessee is a really good Conference history, completed only 13 football team that will present us with a previously unbeaten Marshall squad last of 31 passes along with two Senior Junior Jackson received Saturday night. Southern Conference Defensive Player lot of problems. They are very good on interceptions. He was also sacked seven defense and their offense can be The Thundering Herd, known for its times. of the Week honors as he had his "usual" good game-12 tackles, a explosive. They will not be the same quarterback hurry, and caused a fumble team everyone saw last week against that led to a Tennessee-Chattanooga Georgia Southern." score. The Raiders lost to Southern (0-26) On the offensive side of the ball, and had the same problem the Mocs had Moc fans couldn't help but to delight in against Western Carolina - holding on the efforts of tailback James Roberts, to the football. Starting quarterback who gained Southern Conference Phil Ironside(15) and Raiders' rushing KPIZZAS offensive and freshman "Player of the leader Joe Campbell(21) will lay the Week" honors with his 30 carries for foundation of the MTSU offense. 149 yards rushing. The 30 carries by Leading tackier Anthony Coieman with wte tow {nice Roberts eclipsed a single game rushing 51 total tackles will try to threaten the record previously held by former Moc offense this Saturday. Tennessee-Chattanooga standout Artis If the Mocs can continue their I am Edwards. The heroics of Roberts stopping defense and James Robert's apparendy rubbed on the rest of the Moc record breaking rushing, then they have offense as offensive tackle Ricky Bray a good chance of strengthening their rambled 35 yards on a "Bumerooski" record.

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