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This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Digital Collections at Aggie Digital Collections and Scholarship. It has been accepted for inclusion in NCAT Student Newspapers by an authorized administrator of Aggie Digital Collections and Scholarship. For more information, please contact [email protected]. REGISTER **»v> 9Ml&J"COMPLETE AWARENESS FORC GMPLETE COMMITMENT VOLUME XLVIII NUMBER 52 NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL STATE UNIVERSITY, GREENSBORO APtlL 19. 1977 66 Receive Caps At Ceremony

By Margaret L. Brown The speaker for the 'Ocassion nurse, one needs motivation, was Constance Smith, a senior determination, education, and The capping ceremony of the nursing major. Her topic was dedication 1978 class of the School of entitled, "Warning: Qualified Margaret Farr, another senior Nursing was held Sunday evening Nurses." She informed the nurses nursing major, urged the rising in Harrison Auditorium. There that there is a demand for seniors to wear their caps with were 66 candidates, one well-qualified nurses. She went pride annd dignity. whom was male. on to say that,to be a qualified Several awards were given. They included the Stewart Memorial Scholarship which went to Marian Isley, the ChibSponsorsLuncheon Medical-Surgical Nursing Award was awarded to Wilahemia Hendrick, and, the Auxilliary of To Honor Participants the L. Richardson Memorial Hospital Award was presented to By Catherine Speller the outstanding service and Gwendolyn Bryant. honor awards. The Silver The awards Trivet for academic The A&T Home Economics award, sponsored by achievement by the Stokley Teloca Chapter Association paid special tribute Ford C of Greensboro Saturday at an Honors luncheon was given to Jacqueline Webb. to its outstanding seniors and Donna Smith was the also members of the Home recipient of the Character, Economics Club. Education and Friendship award. The Department of Home The Service and Humanities Economics hones to make its award was received by Barbara honors day luncheon an annual Badgett. event. It was expressed that this The candlelight and reciting is the only event sponsored by of the Nightengale Pledge was the the Home Economics highlight of the affair. Department that brings faculty, Ms. Smith challenged the students and parents together to upcoming seniors to prepare Dean Wynn recognize, honor, and give themselves for the road ahead. caps a junior nursing student during the capping appreciation to the students for ceremony ofthe 1978class their services Guest speaker for the luncheon was Mrs. Shirley Frye, assistant vice chancellor for Development and University 700Participate In Fun Day Relations. She jokingly told of Renee Wooten a senior food science major, her teaching career and Shirley Bullard. This is the first organized by Larry encouraged her listeners to gain By Delilah Perkins Pierce seconds time the award has been the expertise in home Over 700 hundred students Tony Tyson, SGA president, Football throwing was won economics presented at A&T. that she did not gain.She stressed participated in the fun day stated that it was long term by Pierre Melvin. Josephine Macon received the activity planning, positive thinking and career that was held on the and the activity was Wheelbarrow race winners award for outstanding volunteer wer-j thinking throughout her talk. football practice field Saturday. potraying his theme "Unity Keith Davis, Rock service in the child development Conquers Dr. B. C. Fun day was sponsored by the All". Washington, with seconds to Eric Webb, dean of the laboratory. This is the third year Clinton School of S.G.A. with the assistance of the Tyson explained that the and Brenda Cheatham. Agriculture, presented (See Home, Page 2) Intramural Department and functions that were given this The card tournament winners year were limited due to the were Genoris Butler and James allocation offunds Stuart. Softball was not competitive Horse shoes winners were Elliot Laws stated, Vincent Phillips and Ricky "Everybody can get together and Reynolds, with third place going meet new people. It is an activity to Ron Morgan, that both male and female can In the s ck race, first place get together and do." went to Richard Crank and Minerva Miller said, "It felt second was Larry Spence good being out and involved. It The pie eating contest was was nice to have something for won by Ron Eldridge and the everyone to do." dance contest was won by The overall attitude of the Howard Perry and MirandaFoggy. students that were at the event Palm reading was held by showed eagarness to get involved. Justin Pomergy. Many thought it interesting to hear someone tell Volley ball was a non them about themselve. The lines competitive game. in your palm explain past childhood life, and present, life In tug of war the first winners and the future, Justin explained. were Ronnie Eldridge, Joe There was an Bloomfield, Kelvin Will. The also activity that many Aggies are second winners were Luther unfamilar with. This was "Shiastu", or "the Taylor, Keith Butler, Tony relieving pressure with the use Ramsesur, Christ Baughn and of Owen Butler. fingers." This was used and was course, During Day, participate" m such activities as tug-of-wai The obstacle winner said to be able to relieve the Fun Students was Larry Spence" in 51.2 headaches, and sore thoats. Page 2 The A&T Register April 19,1977 Students Compete In Game

Three students from the Boyd, a computer programming laboratory can be of valuable School of Business and instructor in the Business help in later employment or Economics have been competing Administration Department. graduate school opportunities. In in a computer simulatedbusiness The purpose of the Business addition, the participants have game representing A&T State Management Laboratory is to the opportunity to win cash University. acquaint students with the prizes and travel to the Research The students are participating various aspects of a business Triangle Park if their firm makes Yvonne Anders, team captain, enterprise. Participants are it through the elimination round. and a senior accounting major; forced to deal simultaneously The participants all agree that Pinnix, a senior accounting with such factors as production, the game has been instrumental major; and Fred Duckett. a finance, marketing and in bringing together things senior business administration administration. The experience they've learned major. in business Their advisor is Thomas gained by participating in the courses GRE Will Have Some Changes

PRINCETON. NJ College She explained that, like the 'The same research effort seniors planning to take the traditional measures of the GRE, that produced the new measure Graduate Record Examinations the new test will use various also yielded shorter versions of . ■ (GRE) Aptitude Test next fall kinds of questions the verbal and quantitative will see some changes- in the "Three types will be used in sections that are comparable in exam. A new section designed to the analytical section: analysis of reliability and usefulness, to the measure analytical skills will be explanations, logical diagrams, earlier and longer sections," added to the traditional areas and analytical reasoning explained Somerville that test verbal and quantitative questions, each designed to test a The GRE is taken each year skills. different aspect of analytical by about 300.000 college The change, theftfirst since the ability," she said. students as part of the "Patty" at the bat Aptitude current form of the Despite the new additon, the admissions process to graduate Test was introduced in the Gre will remain a three-hour test school. The exam is offered six 1940"s, is based on an extensive since the verbal and quantitative times a year, while advanced research effort initiated by the portions have been shortened tests in 20 subjects are offered French fried potatoes were not invented in France Graduate Record Examinations and the time saved allocated to five times a year throughout the Belgium. Then their popularity spread to the no France. Board that showed that the new measure nation analytical skills can be distinguished from verbal and quantitative skills and are related AmbassadorYoung to academic success. Students, faculty members, ATTENTION and administrators from all over Does Not Want the country were consulted in SEMORSH-SEMORS!! the various planning stages of the To Handle Afriea ATLANTA (AP) change in the exam. - U.N. "BEAUTIFUL NATURAL Educational Testing Service Ambassador Andrew Young said (ETS), which administers the Sunday he never wanted "to COLOR PORTRAITS" exam for the GRE Board, handle Africa" and welcomes explains that the additional reports of an increased role for PORTRAIT PACKAGES measure will enable students to Vice President Walter Mondale in demonstrate a wider array of African affairs. AS LOW AS academic talents when they "My job is the United Nations apply for admission to graduate mission," Young said. He noted schools. that his duties extend to other Janis Somerville, GRE parts of the world, including the $10.95 program director at ETS, said, Middle East and Latin America "The new measure will test a and added, "There's just so much We have a complete set of student's skills in a number of to be done. I think we need all areas. Students will be able to the help we can get in Africa." caps and gowns available show their ability to recognize Reports of Mondale's logical relationships, draw leadership role in African affairs Hove Your Graduation Portraits Made Now For Your conclusions from a complex series have been interpreted by some Family And Friends Or A Gift For Mother's Day. of statements, and determine observers as an effort to remove relationships between the outspoken ambassador from independent or interdependent that sensitive area and to reduce CALL TODAY! categories of groups." (See Young, Page 6) UNIVERSITY STUDIO, Inc. Home EconomicsAhimniClub 275-2559 Presents Gifts To Seniors A/so. . . (Continued From Page 1) MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL Home Economics. it has been presented at A&T. Evelyn Renee Wooten, a Give Mom A Gift Of Love!! The A&T Home Economics junior Home Economics Alumni Club presented the Big 8x10 Natural Color Portrait Educationmajorreceived a special graduating seniors with gifts and award for the awarded the department funds highest overall average in the department. She Only for a slide tape which is to be $1.75 has a 3.9 grade point in the of and is a Plus Your Weight used recruitment resident of (A the program. Greensboro. Penny A Pound) students in Special The Home- Economics Cathy Faulcon, president of Effects $3.00 Extra the Home Economic Club, Department presented the Lucy Fuller James and Clara Evans installed the new officers for the Award to rising freshman 1977-78 school year and gave a UNIVERSITY STUDIO, Inc. 1107 E. MARKET ST. Hope Jones of Fayetteville for brief summary of the club's Hours 10:00-6:00, Mon.-Fri 10:00 -1:00 Sat her academic achievement in progress during the year. — Page 3 The A&T Register April 19,1977 (Nelle's Cornerl^M By Lynelle Stevenson

I have some new for you from for this month. Here they are. More than anything else, Rette Midler is the consummate performer. For her fourth Atlantic , the divine Miss M is finally presented in her milieu on stage, before a live audience. Recorded at the Cleveland Music Hall, "Live At Last" is an exuberant romp through Bette's irresistible one-woman repertoire. Bette has that uncanny ability to make any song sbe tackles seem like hers alone-regardless of style or period. From the JO's to the 70's. Bette handles it all with equal aplomb, as the existence of two Atlantic gold albums documents Next on the list is Lou Donaldson ■ with "Color As A A&T's wind Ensemble Way OfLife. " A perennial face around New York City's multi-faceted jazz scene since the early 1950s, alto saxophone giant Lou Donaldson came to Cotillion exactly one year ago. "A Different Scene. " his first LP for Henry Ensemble To Present Concert Allen's then newly-reactivated Cotillion Records, was also the label's very first album release. For this second Cotillion album, Lou enlisted Brantley By Lynelle Stevenson program separate performances Also music from the Renaissance and Willard, with the standards limited to one pair, "Ebb On Sunday, April 24, 1977, given by the brass and woodwind will be performed. The Tide" and Cole Porter's bouncy "Love For Sale." the A&T State University ensembles, with both University Male Singers will be The material, as before, leaves plenty ofroom for Lou Department of Music will present combining to form a wind featured on an arrangement by to stretch, lending credence to the double-entendre title the Wind Ensemble Concert ensemble for the finale Smiley entitled "One World." with William C. Smiley, The program will consist of The program will begin at "Color As A Way OfLife." conductor. music by Purcell, Nechyber, 6:00 p. m. in Harrison Lastly, there is with "This Close To There will also be on their Hocombe, and Wm. Grant Still. Auditorium. You. " Luther, lead singer/composer/producer, laid the groundwork for this album's release with his promotional junket around the east coast, south, and midwest last month-that has already rallied strong R&B airplay behind Judge Refuses To Grant the current single, "This Close To You" b/w "Don't Bail Wanna Be A Fool. " And just as Luther's debut single of one year ago set the stage for the release of that debut LP. so also do his pleading vocals on "This Close To RALEIGH NC AP Defense grant such bail requests because Charlotte, chief defense counsel, You." attorneys for the Wilmington- 10 state law makes no such said he might be forced to That's all I have right now. So check these out. I'm sure petitioned the North Carolina provision request a delay of his clients' you'11 find them enjoyable. Court of Appeals Thursday, The petition argued that, May 9 post-conviction hearing if asking that courts be allowed to because state law does not they can not be released from grant bail pending a specifically address the issue, prison. post-conviction hearing. courts should be given Nine members of the group of Judge Russell Lanier ruled discretionary powers to grant civil rights activists remain Tuesday in Wilmington that such bail requests. imprisoned for their 1972 superior court judges can not James E. Ferguson II of convictions on arson and conspiracy charges. Because they are scattered Choir's First Anniversary about the state in eight separate prisons, it would take an unwarranted amount of travel The state with the greatest population and time to consult with them density is New Covers Of Jersey, which has 953 people for every square mile. Span Three Days prior to the hearing, Ferguson said. three-day anniversary By Maxine McNeill celebration. This was the choir's first annual anniversary. In front of a sparsely The theme of this year's populated audience Sunday night celebration was "Glad To Be In in the Memorial Union, the The Number One More Time." Campus Church Choir ended its Sunday night's feature consisted of several choirs ai.d soloists. mf/i/ion to a Career THE NATURE AND The visiting Whiterspoon CAUSES OF Family and a group named The Fruits of the Spirit" were among SUICIDE the fist that rendered the music. AMONG COLLEGE "The Fruits of the Spirit" is Management composed of members of the lc STUDENTS campus Church Choir and one 3577. The major concern of this former member of that choir, is what can be done to halt the study Mrs. Nellie Roundtree Smith. rise of suicide among students, and Rev. Thann Young, president whether college students give warn- R ing signals in advance or just sudden- of the campus church, presided SSSSgSsKSSff* »«SS5- ly do away with themselves. A psy- over Sunday night's celebration. static ntSi tO: cological view is presented, aswell as can leader- 1 experiencevourinta««^and He commented, "Fm glad to flourish.„P demonstrated aweve^ a sociological view Durkheim and be by that number others. 6pp. 7ttnts. 4bib. in one more time. I may have tests tomorrow but This, and 5,000 other unusually I'm glad relevant research papers are to be here." The was described as above in our new three-day celebration [ " 1977mail-ordercatalog. Send$1 dedicated to Donnie Thurston, to: Pacific Research, P.O. Box an A&T student who almost 5043- DL Seattle, WA 98109. drowned on campus about two Page 4 The A&T Register April 19,1977

Caution; I Congratulations SGA po Not UNTIL The OPEN Student Government Association sponsored its MAY #-rVt biggest activity since homecoming Saturday. This of course, was the annual fun day activity. Students had the opportunity to participate in activities H*N6 IN such as sack racing, tug-of-war and a pie eating contest to name a few. All in all, it was a nice experience. THE WRV / There should be no gripes really because the students present had the opportunity to listen to a real live band. If there were a gripe, it would probably be that more activities were not sponsored throughout the year.

Well. Tony Tyson's term is almost over and he is looking forward, like most seniors, to graduating in May. Though he has been brutally criticized by students this whole year for various reasons, fun day is one thing he should not be criticized about. The SGA should really be commended on its Saturday extravaganza. Seriously, Mr. Tyson you finally did something right. Hopefully, next year, however, there will be more activities sponsored for students on campus. On the other hand,if there are not, we will just have to suffer through another boring year. We will, hopefully, have fun day to look forward to. This reporter does not see how anyone can mess that Letter To Editor event up. The Maxine McNeill THE REGISTER encourages letters to the Editor, but reserves the right to edit them. No letter will be considered Few Convocation for printing unless it is signed. Names may be withheld AggiesAttend upon request. All letters submitted to the Editor, become Editor ofThe Register speak the property of THE REGISTER and will not be returned. then out of some sort of desire "Dare to be Different" was It seems that this time was to be given an insight of what the theme used by Patricia spent snoozing in the dorms one might accomplish if he Russell, Attorney/Deputy since classes were suspended. At strives to be different. Chief-Industry EEO Unit, twelve o'clock the campus began By not attending the The A&T Federal Communications to look alive; Register but, before that time, convocation you were not Comissions, Office of the it was almost desolate. Is this different-you were the same as General Counsel, as she spoke at another sign of what A&T is everyone else and unfortunately Published twice weekly during the school year by the annual Spring Awards coming to? you will probably continue to students of North Carolina Convocation. Her speech was many Agricultural and Technical With so problems such be; unless you seek out University. very effective, but where were as rising State the cost of tuition, knowledge through other the Aggies? shoplifters, To receive THE REGISTER, please send $7.50 to and defacing of the means-one of which was offered, THE This is the first year in a long entire A#T REGISTER, Box E-25, Greensboro, North university, and wondering but you missed it! Carolina time that the gym wasn't whether or not you will have a 27411 to cover mailing and handling costs. overcrowded for the occasion. room come next fall, it seems Sylvia Gainey MEMBER: Associated Collegiate Press, Intercollegiate You actually still could park in any Aggie would be interested in Press. the parking lot five minutes hearing such a distinguished before she was prepared to guest, if not out of curiosity, 'Editor Benjamin T. Forbes Managing Editor . .- Mary E. Cropps Acting News Editor. Maxine McNeill Business Manager ....Robert E. Beasley Advertising Manager Charles Pen> Spring Time Is Here Production Manager. Michael Hailey Sports Editor.. Craig R. Turner Entertainment Editor...... Lynelle Stevenson Feature Editor ....Carlese Btackwell By Catherine Speller Acting Head Typist ... Larry Jenkins ChiefPhotographer. William Lawson Spring can be seen all over campus from heard clicking late into the night Circulation Manager. .June as Smith the flowering trees, instudents' talk the students rush hastily to Distribution Manager.... Jackie of finish those last Alston park and baseball games in Holland Bowl. minute term papers, Advisor ...... Mrs. Loreao Marrow book reports; and, as T-shirts, shorts, sundresses, and sandals the semester draws to a close many of us Members: are a necessity in order to keep cool. When wonder where the time Ml JackieAlston, Alverina Bazemore, Olanne went. If our hands Bazemore, Barbara Bennett, Margaret Brown. Dennis it was colder, there were problems with the were idle in the winter, we definitely now Bryant. Jessica Carney, Pamalin Cherry. Owen Dixon Fred Duckett, Sandra Fuller, Carol Holiness. Johnny lack of heat in the dorms and classrooms know what it means to burn the midnight Hunter. Jerome Lamb. Albert Leach. Sam Lomax. and now we wonder if A&T has air William Love. Terrence Marable. Gregory Marrow. Evelyn oil. Massey. Camilla conditioning at all. McClain, Rodney Mccormick, Metvin After four years of diligent work and McLean, Willie Melvin. Anthony Motley, RudolphNoble. Marie Outlaw, Parker, The Student Union, now that warm, Ann Dorothy Payton. Theresa it's study, it'salmost overfor the seniors. When Peterson, Joyce Scott. Catherine Speller, Vanessa Spells, the meeting place both and Annie is for on off they look back over the years, Stevenson, Avis Watson, Joyce Watson. Mary this reporter Williams. Sheila Williams. campus students. Parking spaces are is sure that a feeling of relief will come becoming almost an impossible dream. over them. The scenes in many classes are REPRESENTED FOR NATIONAL ADVERTISING afternoon Spring is the time for day dreams, new BY bored sleepy f Nackmal Educational Advertising Services, Inc. Q expressions, faces and a lot of beginnings, term papers, romance, and 360 Lexington Ave., New York, N. Y. 10017 I empty seats. The typewriter keys can be graduation. April 19,1977 The A&T R< lerPai eS ■Letter To The Edito Good Ole Days OfRespect!

Editor of The Register: a female who expects courtesy, 60's that we do now, but at least While speaking on the "good but curses like a drill sergeant. the campus was a lot cleaner. ole days" of the eating facilities Young men should respect the here at A&T, let's go back a little rights of young ladies or those to In classrooms students come further and remember the good whom respect is due. One in late, talking loud, and will ole days of respect. Is there any recurring complaint here is the walk directly in front of speakers respect left here at A&T? abusive treatment by football without even an "excuse me." As Aspiring young ladies seeking players or athletes in general, respect should think about who represent the school. These one graduate saying "thank you" when a men need to shape up! from the 60's gentleman opens a door for them. recalled "when we were students, Although it is polite for a Just looking around campus we respected teachers they gentleman to and do so, he is not at the trash thrown on the respected us!" obligated. Now those were grounds, or the wine bottles the "good ole days!" Another frequent occurrence broken in the parking lots one is cursing by so-called young would assume that no respect is Mark Woods ladies. A male student remarked given A&T. We may not have had that he could not give respect to the number of buildings in the

ARMY ROTC I did it. AniiyHOlC intm years.

"Withtwo years of college behind me, I began lookingahead. I found out I could get my degreeand an Army officer's commission at graduation. I got over $500 for a six-week; camp at Fort Knox, Kentucky and will have received $2000 worthof financial aidby graduation. I'm gladI didit." Dianne Fisher talks about Army ROTC.

You can do it, too. Not only throughbasic camp, but multiple entry. Enroll at a time that fits your schedule duringyour freshman or sophomoreyear, and there is no military obligation.You may even want to take theon-campus program this summer.

I didit. And.wa can, too. ArmyRDTC in twoyears.

Contact : Department ot Military Science Campbell Hall North Carolina A&T State University Greensboro, North Carolina 27411 Phone: 379 7588 Page 6 The A&T Register April 19,1977

YoungWelcomesMondale'sHelp Campus Haps (Continued From Page 2) rumored friction between Young directly concerned with, and Young said. "I would give and Secretary of State Cyrus things that I think make sense to anything had there been Vance me. If people want to create somebody making a fuss in the There will be a meeting of the Future Alumni on Young was in Atlanta to differences and problems around state department in 1964 about Tuesday, April 19, at 8 p.m. inRoom 213 in the Memorial speak at a memorial ceremony any statement, I think you can." Vietnam. But everybody just Union. Allmembers, please attend. commemorating the deaths of Diplomatic officials have said went along with what was public six million European Jews during that Young's assertion that policy The Administrative Helpers will meet Wednesday, April World War II. Cuban troups in Angola had "I support the policy line 20, at 8 p.m. in the Memorial Room of the Memorial A crowd of about 800 heard "stabilized the area" do not when it is decided upon by the Union. Please be there. Young say: "We ought to be able represent the views of the state state department and department pronounced All students to violate proper protocol by the secretary of of the Muslim faith and any students in the "When the state department interest of humanity and the state. But in the discussions that interested in Islam are invited to attend an organizational speaks officially, I think that's future of mankind. Life is not we're having on that policy, and meeting Thursday, April the position of the United States 21, in Room 213 of the Student polite society." the discussions that I have with government," Young said. Union to discuss plans to form a campus organization. The the American people about that Young's alleged violators of the meeting will be at 4:00 p.m. "Still I think that policy, I think that I would be protocol and lack of tact have President yesterday said that derelict in my duty if I didn't brought him under fire since the there is a sense in which, had it speak up about beginning of his term as not been for the Cubans, there Wnal I believe," Dr. E. J. Josey, author and lecturer, will speak in Bluford ambassador. The white-ruled would have been massive civil he said Library Auditorium, Thursday, April 21, at 10 a.m. on governments of Africa, as well as strife; and while we don't behalfof National Library Week. Great Britain, the Arab Nations condone their presence, the fact and some members of the that they have u s.. been a stabilizing The AFROTC Cadet Welfare Council will sponsor its State Department, have criticized force is very clear," he added. annual spring picnic on April his often free-wheeling Young also 30, at 1:30 p.m. in said he did not Country pronouncements human think his differences with the Greensboro Park, Shelter 4. All AFROTC Cadets The national language clos- are invited rights and racism foreign state department "need to be est to English is Dutch. to attend. countries resolved." Prior to his speech Sunday, "The public debate of policy Young said he had limited his is one of the things this comments to "the issues I was adminstration stands for," pir marital stx in PLASMA AND 1549. An examination of the litera- ture on the subject demonstrates BLOOD DONORS-FEE that we are indeed undergoing a defi- Help Urgently Supply PAID!!! Your is Needed to Lite-Saving Medicine & Benefit Humanity nite shift in our sexual attitudes. SAVE Examines some of the psycho-social LIVES ... AND FEE PAID- explanations this shift, and its EARN A FEE . TWICE A WEEK of |AT implications. 11pp. 21ftnts. 10bib. THE SAME TIME Money You Can Count It's easy, quick. On For Books, This, and 5,000 other unusually completely painless Expenses, etc. relevant research papers are described as above in our new PioneerBlood Service 1977mail-order catalog. Send $1 GREENSBORO, N.C. 255 North Greene St. 273-4313 Pacific Research, P.O. Box to: Bring this ad For $2 00 5043-dl Seattle, WA 98109. Bonus on First donation

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A&T's football schedule has been out for quite some time and now is as good a time as any to assess the situation. The Aggies open the 1977 fall schedule on September 9 at home against Winston-Salem State. Undoubtedly, this should be a sellout. A&T gets its trial by fire two weeks later when it travels to defending national champion S.C. State. There is no let up as the team travels all the way to Orlando, Fla., and Bethune-Cookman. BCC is one of the finest teams in the SIAC. Next, A&T starts out on October 1 with Johnson C. Smith in Greensboro.It's on the road the next week to defending CIAA champion Norfolk before coming back to Maryland-Eastern Shore and homecoming. An unidentified Aggie player swings at a pitch against Guilford, as another waits his turn to bat That will set up the two most important weekends of A&T lost the game the season on October 15 and 22. It will be Howard at home and Morgan on the road respectively. A&T returns on the next week to gain national Football Undergoes First Test attention by hosting Eastern Michigan. By Craig Turner Delaware State be the next adversary in Dover, Del., The 1977 A&T Footballteam will Backing him were Carl Caviness All-America end Dwaine Board test of the and the season's finale is always-tough NCCU here. underwent its first and Gary Alliniece. All three saw (6-5, 230) and All-MEAC Jim McICinley It is by far the toughest schedule in the school's football year when Coach considerable action during the teammate Lucien Nibbs (6-7, sent his club through its paces in history, but A&T stands a good chance of having one of its workout 268). Two veterans are also its first scrimmage of the spring The best years-if some things prove out. Aggie pass catching corps : making a bid to crack the lineup, practice sessions has been greatly depleted Nolan .Jones (6-5, 245) and Greg In any event the competition will be there, the The or so candidates 60 through graduation and Smith (6-4, 250) provide a great excitement Just worked out summer-like i will be there, the bands will be there. make in voluntary defection. Allen deal of competition. Jones also temperatures before an sure you are there come next semester. Saturday Thomas (6-3, 190) had an ' doubles as the punter. ■(* throng of 150 *t" *fc *f* "i* enthusiatic outstanding day at the post Linebackers are in great of theattention Be it schedules, teams, or coaches, speculation can be a spectators. Most vacated by All-America Dexter demand and short supply this was directed at A&T's newly very chancey propostion. Feaster spring and the few around will installed veer offense. To speculate on the future of A&T athletics now would The offensive line has been have to pull their weight. The Returning at quarterback for rebuilt around a nucleus of middle is held down by George serve as much purpose as a pet rock. the third straight season was the veterans and one superb Small (6-2, 240). It had been A&T has a future to write in its young athletic history, heralded passing wizard walkon. Leading speculated that Small would and an era began last month that should mark the beginning Ellsworth Turner. The 6-2, 185 this contingent is Wheeler Brown (6-2, 240), transfer. Jesse Monterio will unparalleled success. It will add an already rich pounder threw for over '^^OOO of to Clayton Pride (6-3, 230), Arthur make the transition from tackle a year i tradition, yards- ago e-route'-'to Lowe (6-5, 225), and walkon to linebacker. becoming the all-time passing William Harvey (6-4, 245). The corps of linebackers will leader at both A&T and in the The backfield remains Thomas Edison, Roger Norell, MEAC. essentially the same as it did in jlen Inman, Jeff Jackson, and Turner appeared to be in 1976. Calvin Hawkins, William Roland Wotten. midseason form as his passes Joyner, Jeff Wilkes, and Glen The secondary is still as young Only about half the adult population of America is sensitive were highly accurate and his Holland will continue to carry is ever but is in far better shape to poison ivy. ballhandling just as adept. most of the brunt this spring. this spring than last. Defense was the weak link in The pack is led; bycnunlikely last season's 6-4-1 campaign and sophomore named Gerald McKinley has gone out of his Johnson. Johnson is a slight way to beef up his front four. 5-11, 165 but possesses a great deal of speed. Aiding himareMike Show Abilities Coy Holland (6-6, 265) has been Aggiettes Cardwell (5-11, 185), Thomas moved to tackle from his Warren (6-1, 170), and Earl tightend position where he was Ricks. All of these talented "I an excellent All-MEAC. By Archie B. Bass "expected journey to the University of sophomores are from showing in the 100-meter dash, at The Aggiette tracksters South Carolina Columbia. Joining him will be MBN Greensboro. but Cheryl Deloney and Trina participated in the Norfolk Says the optimistic coach, "We Graves unfortunately, lost in the are to roast the Invitational Relay Saturday, and going semi-finals due to improper showed evidence of athletic Gamecocks." warm-ups," said Miller ability and competitiveness. "The girls went into the meet "They could have won the THE EfTOCT OF spiritually high, with the positive 440 relay but one bad CAREER OPPORTUNITY attitude of winning," said head exchange threw us back," MAHWUAI^A coach David Miller. said Miller in reference to the ENGINEERING CONSULTING FIRM HAS AN He said, "I- am very much relay team.Christine Becton, the ON MEMORY pleased with their performance, catalysts of the 440 relay team, OPENING; IN ITS SAVANNAH OFFICE FOR 10725. medical reports and and it gets better as the season didn't have a starting block Several A MECHANICAL ENGINEER. PREFER progresses." studies are cited which illustrate the which she is used to but her thesis that marijuana affects the CANDIDATE TO HAVE A BME DEGREE. The Norfolk Invitational , Relay consisted of CIAA and exchange was equal, with the memory. Citations from hearings to REGISTRATION NOT REQUIRED. MUST HAVE other competing girls. determine the danger of marijuana 2-4 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN HVAC DESIGN. MEAC track foes. are and Howard, quoted old medical evidence Participants included According to Miller, "This which hadclaimed marijuana to be a PREVIOUS CONSULTING FIRM HELPFUL. Hampton Institute, Morgan showed Christine's track safe drug is refuted against new evi- GOOD STARTING SALARY WITH EXCELLENT and State, St. Augustine's, -ability." .He attributed not dence. Future projections are made BENEFITS AND WORKING CONDITIONS. Elizabeth City. "Of the schools as well as a summary. 15pp 13 ftnts. having a starting block as the SEND CONFIDENTIAL RESUME participating, I would rank 17bib. AND/OR for losing the relay. Morgan State the top school, reason 440 This, and 5,000 other unusually INQUIRES TO: the girls showed a followed by A&T," stated Miller. "All-in-all, relevant research papers are fine performance and are always described as above in our new ENGINEER Gail Bargeron and Donna striving to do better; this is all 1977mail-ordercatalog. Send $1 Scott exemplified their ability as I P.O. BOX 506 to: Pacific Research, P.O. Box GEORGIA tracksters, placing first and third can ask," said Miller. 5043-DL Seattle, WA 98109. ATLANTA, 30361 in the 110low hurdlers. Saturday, the Aggiettes will Page 8 The A&T Register April 19,1977

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