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By Khaled Mattawa courses over the past five years. Echo Editor These students have made more favorable than unfavorable comments, he A grade appeal by 12 students in the said. educational psychology program sparked Fowler has always received among the a four-month controversy resulting in an highest student evaluations in the investigation of a university faculty department, Stinnett said. However, he member. added, based on the information he has, Dr. Roy Stinnett, dean of the he feels the complaints warrant further school of education at UTC, said he review. is conducting an informal investigation of Stinnett said he will forward his findings Dr. Rodney Fowler's "instructional to Provost Sandra Packard and she will behavior, "but would not disclose have to decide whether a format the allegations made by the students. investigation should be conducted. Fowler, a full professor, teaches Students who filed the appeal said they in the department of educational had discussed the matter with Packard psychology and special education. and informed her of the complaints they The Echo attempted to interview made against Fowler. Fowler about the allegations, but he Packard did not reply to The Echo's declined to comment. attempts to reach her Tuesday, and on Stinnett said, "The allegations Wednesday she said she could not are of a sufficient number for me to comment on the matter because she was deal with, but I don't think it's observing a religious holiday. appropriate to tell you the nature of The controversy started in May, at the Fielding Freed these allegations." He said he has talked UTC health services held Its 15th and largest ever health fair this week,Dr . David Legg checks to students who have taken Fowler's See Fowler on p. 5 the heart rate of a student. Griscom On The Gipper: He's In Control Tom Griscom, former White House When he arrived in Washington last years. Even Griscom, in delivering the communication chief and holder of UTC's week to testify before a Congressional address at UTC's SGA installation George R. West Jr. Chair of Excellence panel on his nomination by President ceremony recently, poked fun at the in Public Affairs, was back in national Reagan to the Communications Satellite president. Referring to his "youthful news last week. Corp., Griscom was bombarded with indiscretions," and an Echo article which A recently released book claims that questions about the matter. noted that he, as Echo editor in the early Griscom and James Cannon, a long-time "And when I returned the next day (to 1970s, mentioned the Vietnem War only associate of former White House chief of Frist Hall], I had about 20 messages to call once and that he had never taken an staff Howard Baker, interviewed White people about this," he said. editorial position on the issue, Griscom House aides who recommended that the The aides who recommended said: " Sometimes, those reminders can 25th Amendment be invoked. The consideration of the 25th Amendment be slightly painful..." amendment provides for the removal of cited Reagan's detachment as the reason And he qulpped:"Now, I will admit that the president if the vice president and a for their suggestion, the book contends. I did not remember everything that was majority of the cabinet members declare Reagan, Baker and Cannon have so far mentioned in the [Echo] article but you him unable to discharge the powers and dismissed the idea that the suggestion was must remember I worked for an duties of his office. Baker requested the under active consideration. interviews after he replaced Donald T. Reagan's detachment, however, has Fielding FrMd/Sludenl Echo Regan in February of 1987. been a source of humor for the last eight Continued on p. 2 Tom Griscom 2 Student Echo/September* 23, 1988 Griscom on Reagan

Continued from front page administration in which memory lapse their way out. At the same time there was his almost daily gaffes? It seems performance at the Moscow State was not uncommon." some concern about the way they were that the White House has to issue a University speech. The speech was In an interview with Echo editors handling a speech which the president clarification immediately after every good, but when the president started Khaled Mattawa and Davan Maharaj, was about to give in a few days. They had presidential press conference and answering students' questions, he Griscom spoke about the 25th announced the speech and were there Is a record of misspeaklngs. didn't sound as good. For example Amendment issue and defended wondering what to tell the press. My Griscom: Everybody misspeaks. The he could not answer a question on President Reagan's often criticized feeling was that they should have done question is reallywha t is the model for the the American Indians... management style. The following is the other way around. You don't tell the perfect president? Is he a President Carter Griscom: Maybe that's our fault because excerpted from the interview: press you have something to say when who is stiff with detail or someone like we didn't prepare him for that question. Echo: Is It true that Invoking the you don't know what you're going to say. President Reagan who has a strong But that's the case in most speeches, you 25th Amendment was actively Echo: Was it incompetence or did central core and people around him to get never know what the audience is going considered? they have some other motive.... the job done. to ask. Griscom: That is not so. In fact, when Griscom: I am not saying that anybody Echo: What is President's Reagan the recent controversy arose, I had to was incompetent. You have to take into daily routine like? Echo: Be serious, what would search back in my memory to remember consideration the general atmosphere of Griscom: He arrives at the office a few Ronald Reagan be without a tele- the occasion in which it was mentioned. the place, how it was embattled, and minutes before nine and stays there till prompter? I did not interview any of the aides who largely some members of staff were about four thirty. He also has work sent Griscom: The same man he was before recommended this. Now, Jim (Canon] without any direction. Some of these up to him around seven o'clock. he was California governor or president. did. Senator Baker saw the president and people were my friends, and remain my Echo: Does he take regular naps as People don't know that Reagan wrote his said, "That is not the president I met," friends. We just had different opinions some previous White House staffers own speeches and scripted his own radio and that suggestion was immediately about how the issues should be handled. say? program. I've worked with him and I can struck down. I've worked with Senator Echo: How much did President Griscom: No. Throughout the time I tell you he is also an excellent editor. He Baker long enough to respect his Reagan's detachment contribute to was there, I did not see take any naps. can tell you what he wants included or judgement and opinion. this? You see, this is what is called that if something doesn't sound right, he Echo: Then why would these aides Griscom: Nothing. The president was Washingtonism. There are people up in picks it out immediately. It ail goes back make such a recommendation? alert and ready to v'ork when Senator Washington write these things without to what I was saying about getting the Griscom: You have to realize that the Baker saw him. I think he does a any basis of facts. accurate impression of Ronald Reagan, entire place was embattled, and it was in remarkable job for a man his age. Echo: Something the press the man. transition. A lot of these people were on Echo: The how do you account for mentioned was the president's The Great Communicator or What? Perhaps the worst "attacks" on elements (in Iran]..." (Israeli President Ronald Reagan have come counterterrorism expert Amiram Nir to from his own "buddies"-disgruntled staffGeorg e Bush, 7/24/86) and cabinet members have been eager to bash the old Gipper in print as soon as Reagan: "By the time I got out of the they leave office. Their behind-the-scenesArm y Air Corps, all I wanted to exposes of Reagan gaffes, blunders, do. . was to rest up awhile, make love memory lapses, and outright stupidity to my wife, and come up refreshed to a have gotten more media exposure in thebette r job in an ideal world. As it came last twelve months than anything the out, I was disappointed in all these Gipper has actually done in the same timepostwa r ambitions." (Where's the Rest of period. Me?, his 1965 autobiography) Never a paper to leave "well enough" Reality: Reagan spent his war years alone, the Echo here reproduces for its acting in training/propaganda films. He readership a compendium of Reagan's slept in his own bed, presumably with hi^ greatest hits: then-wife. Jane Wyman; we suppose only Rear n would know whether he was Reagan: "Nineteen brave men died satisfied with her sexual favors after the during the Grenada rescue, serving their war. country and the cause of freedom. One Reagan: (When asked about reports of them was Sean Luketina.... A few from the Middle East that the U.S. had Reagan salutes the press, 1983 Courtesy UPl months ago, Sean died of his wounds. sold arms to Iran) "The But he. . gave his life in the cause of speculation... has no foundation." overcharging, does Calero owe Khomeini Gipper in Wonderland freedom. He did not die in vain." (First (11/6/86) a refund? anniversary of Grenada action, Reality: Obvious. When he visited a McDonald's for a 10/24/84) photo op during the '84 campaign, Reality: Two days later the Washington Reagan: "Another country was Reagan: Attacking the theories of British Reagan asked aides, "What am I Post reported Luketina had died from facilitating those sales of weapons systems economist John Maynard Keynes:" a supposed to order?" (New York Daily wounds suffered when a U.S. navy (to Iran]. They then were overcharging legacy from a period when 1 was back in News, 11/31/84) aircraft mistakenly fired on the and were apparently putting the money college studying economics." (Wall Street Following a half-hour lecture by the paratrooper's command post. into bank accounts of the leaders of the Journal, 12/12/86) Lebanese foreign minister on the intricate contras. It wasn't us funneling money to Reality: Keynes's classic text, The realities of his country's many political Reagan: "We were dealing with them. This was another country." General Theory of Unemployment, factions, Reagan said: "You know, your moderates in Iran. . . ." (Radio address, (Reagan interview in Time, 12/8/86) Interest, and Money, was first published nose looks just like Danny Thomas's." 12/6/86) Reality: Which country? Ollieland? The in 1936. Eureka College's most famous (The Nation, 2/18/84) Reality: According to the Israelis, we Principality of Poindexter? Ooltewah? graduate received his B.A. in economics 'Digs' reprinted from To Err k Reagan, Published by were "dealing with the most radical And if this "other country" was in 1932. Mother Jones Magazine. September 23, 1988/Student Echo 3 Trimpey to Overhaul American Studies Trimpey maintains that the structural somewhat myopic view of the world," several professors in different disciplines By Eugene Stubsten flexibility within the program will attract Trimpey says, going further to point out that have shown some interest in The Student Echo those students who may already have an that boundaries between disciplines have developing courses for the program. idea or particular area of interest in which Dr. John Trimpey, former dean of the recently been weakening, and a "trans­ Other instructors, he says, may they would like to study. College of Arts and Sciences, is now disciplinary" approach is simply taking it approach the program from an entirely one step further. different angle, such as interpreting pursuing another academic goal- He says that with the restructuring he The possibilities, he says, are nearly society from a feminist perspective, or restructuring UTC's "inert" American is planning for the program, a student endless. For example, Dr. Robert Vallier, taking a single idea or philosophy and Studies Program. would be able to consult with instructors a member of the UTC English applying it to certain periods in history to He calls the program "inert" because and develop a program particularly suited department, has developed a program test its validity. it has been offered by UTC for more than to his needs. 10 years with limited success as a chosen based on the concept of semiotics, or as Trimpey, who favors this case study he calls it, the "science of signs." method, is very interested in the impact major. "This does not mean that a student Trimpey hopes to change all that. The program is approached by the Vietnam conflict had on American society. He hopes to travel to Vietnam to could come to us and want to breeze "American studies," he says, "should "retracing the ways in which meaning is through with courses chosen in basket- be an attempt to put students in touch configured by experience," he says, and bring some first hand experience to the study. weaving," he says, "but we would be able with all those things that are the American gives as examples a study of "significant to help those students with a serious line "Again, this could be approached from identity." space" in America, ranging from village - of inquiry develop something a number of different angles," he says, To do this, students must be allowed plans in New England to modern worthwhile." shopping malls. This study of image as "ranging from its impact on U.S. policy to study society and culture from the There were as many as 40 to 50 idea encompasses prehistoric rock art to decisions and the economy to the impact viewpoint of more than one of the students in the program about eight years computer-generated imagery, Vallier it had on popular culture. It ail depends standard academic disciplines. "In some ago, but only a few completed it, Trimpey says. on how the instructor wants to structure ways, studying a society from the said. perspective of a single discipline gives a Trimpey says that Vallier is one of the course." Elder Scholar Irby Dies UTC Wins Navy Contract prototyping and fourth generation By Tracy Click "comparing apples with oranges," By Brian Hicks ^he Student Echo because the cost of living here is lower The Stutknt Echo languages, both of which were used in the The faculty council met last Thursday than the national average. She did state, UTC's computer science department is writing of the program. and among other things, announced however, that salaries should be adjusted working on a project for the Navy. Day expects to put $8,000 to $10,000 plans to request the Athletics Department with regard to inflation factors. The program is the work of Professor back into CECA, although he does not to define their budget. Salary and benefit requests are Chick Day of UTC, Richard Baskerville, know the exact amount of the subcontract An athletics budget forum will be expected to be submitted to the university formerly a professor of UTC, and two to UTC. scheduled. There have been questions in writing by December 1. Butterfield cited graduate students in computer science, The biggest benefit, Day said, was that raised by faculty members regarding the the need for faculty members to "take a Sunil Patel and Jamil Khalad. Day said two graduate students are getting "real they (the computer science department) oudget of the department. pro-active rather than reactive stance." world" experience. This project will be the got the contract to do the project for the Martha Butterfield, speaking on behalf Increased enrollment figures were subject of their Masters' papers. Navy after Baskerville found out about of the Budget and Economic Status reported at being 69 students over what Patel traveled to Washington last week the program through the Oak Ridge Committee said,"Sometimes it's very to present the program to the Department UTC is budgeted for this year. John Association of Universities (ORAU), difficult to reform something as complex of the Navy. He said that so far, they are Rudley, vice-chancellor for administration which is a consortium of nearly 40 south­ as a budget. It's important to get the facts. pleased with the work. and finance, said that UTC enrollment eastern universities. We're trying to educate ourselves." "They like it pretty well. 1 think they're figures "are finally getting back to where The program is divided into three UTC faculty salaries, which rank lower happy about what they're seeing. It's a we should be." He did acknowledge, modules, each designed to complete than the national average, were good package." however, that retaining students different tasks for the Navy. discussed. There are extreme differences Patel will return to Washington continues to be a problem. Freshmen and' The first module, already in use, is a in the salaries at UTC compared to the Wednesday to demonstrate all the transfer students make up a large staffing sub-system, which is used by the higher salaries of a state school in North modifications that have been made to the proportion of this increase, with freshmen personnel department to determine which Carolina for example. Butterfield said that program and install the system with enrollment being up 17 percent this year. employees are qualified for which jobs. to compare the differences was like Professor Baskerville. It also keeps records of when staff With all the universities and private members are due to retire and when they businesses involved in this kind of work, are due a raise in rank. it may surprise some that UTC would be The second module of the program is Faculty Queries Budget (selected to handle such an important a payroll system management which (project. Day said there were probably two Irby Deacon Park, UTC's oldest very nice to have in class," said keeps up with staff salaries, raises and 'contributing factors that led to the Navy's graduate, died Monday in a local hospital. Weisbaker. when they are eligible for step increases. He was 82. decision. Park was born in Henderson County, The third module, which is still in the "My guess is that ORAU has a good Park graduated in the spring of 1987 Tenn., and earned his high school preparation stages, is a travel sub-system. reputation, and when you compare what with a bachelor's of art degree in diploma from Lexington High School in This program will be used to keep track •ORAU will charge compared to civilian philosophy and religion. State Rep. Bill 1924. He moved to Chattanooga in 1956 of and organize al) trips made by McAfee presented him with a resolution businesses, .it is economically a good and lived on Signal Mountain at the time Department of Navy personnel. passed by the Legislature congratulating deal," he said. "Plus our computer of his death. Patel said this last module will be him on his accomplishment. science department has a good He had been a draftsman, completed and delivered to the reputation." He was unable to get his degree early maintenance foreman, engineer and the Department of the Navy by Sept. 30. in life, so decided to after his retirement. In 1987, the department won a owner of a service station. When asked Day said the benefits of this project to "It was something he always wanted to national award from the Data Processing in 1987 about his graduation, Park said, UTC are great. The Navy has rented an do," said Dr. Weisbaker of the philosophy Management Association for "Best "I don't need a job." IBM computer system from UTC's Center and religion department. Computer Science 4-year Institution in He also said of earning his degree, "I'm of Excellence for Computer Applications "He was a good student. He related the Nation". not going to do anything but think of it. (CECA). He said the project gives well to younger people in the class. They That's what the philosophers did." Baskerville and himself the ability and the liked him. He was a cheerful man, and funding to do research \n the fields of 4 Student Echo/September 23. 1988 Bad Books; SGA Tightens Belt By Klmolln Gilbert of funds in the general budget. The Chapter 606 is a state law requiring that reappropriating funds so that the money The Student Echo money was spent but it was later found $1 out of each student's activity fee goes can come out of 606...the money is The Student Government Association out that those figures reflecting the surplus to the SGA. Although the SGA receives there, we just have to arrange it to pay is tighteningit s belt to see its way through were not accurate. approximately $15,000 per year from bills." financial troubles inherited from as far Expenditures from the general budget activity fees guidelines for utilizing Students need not worry about their back as 1985. are now "frozen" and the SGA's second Chapter 606 money are very strict. activity fees increasing. The SGA's use of Poor bookkeeping seems to be the source of funding will be initiated to covet Woods also said there is a good deal Chapter 606 money will not affect the reason for the SGA's scramble to stay in bills passed from last year. of money in the general budget but that student body in that way at all. the black, but the SGA's officers are not Funds for the SGA come from two that money has already been committed The problem is not expected to get certain how far back these errors go. SGA sources, a general budget that is made up to stipends. However, there is money worse unless funds are taken from the Vice-President Randy Wood said that the of money granted to state schools from accessible through Chapter 606. "All general budget. The SGA is continuing SGA was told there was a $4,000 surplus the state legislature and Chapter 606. we're doing," Woods said, "is to provide funding for things which they were previously obligated to.

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it finds "evidence that the instructor have his due process. He has not been they feared retribution. Fowler may have been capricous in assigning heard." Their chief complaint involved their grades, and/or incompetent in Dr. Robert Vallier of the English evaluations of Fowler. The students said Continued from front page conducting this course." department, who serves on the council they wrote negative comments on the The council decided it could not act on and was at the meeting, said the large evaluation forms; however, two of the end of the spring semester, when 12 the appeal and requested that the number of students complaining was students contended their criticisms were women students who received failing or associate provost for graduate studies unusual. He said even though the omitted in the evaluations as read to them low grades in Fowler's EPSY 543 course "establish and implement procedures for situation was difficult, he felt the council by Davis. According to Davis and appealed their grades to Dr. Earl Davis, determining fair grades for all the made a good decision. Stinnett, Fowler has been receiving the head of the department of educational students." Ernst said he has arranged "a refresher highest student evaluations in the psychology and special education. Davis Marvin Ernst, associate provost for course" for the students to cover the department. said he thought the number of students graduate studies, said the students material not included in class. In an interview with Davis, he appealing was significant and referred the complained to the council that Fowler However, the grade appeals are not advised the Echo to be careful in matter to Stinnett, who in turn referred tested them on material not presented in the only issue Stinnett says he plans to investigating Fowler and described it to the Graduate Council. class and that hi tests were, in a word investigate. Although Stinnett would not him as "a full tenured bull" who The council met on June 29 and used by some of them, 'picky.' say what those other issues were, The advises the Chattanooga SWAT interviewed six of the students who filed Davis said Fowler could not attend the Echo interviewed six students who team and has wide connections with the appeal. The council, according to its meeting because of a prior engagement, complained about Fowler; the students "a lot of police and a lot of minutes, passed a resolution stating that and because of this "Dr. Fowler did not requested anonymity because they said lawyers." Pulitzer Winning Alumnus for Homecoming Kickoff for homecoming activities begin Miller Park. Wednesday, September 28, Room of the University Center. Campus Entertainment beginning at 8:45 Monday, September 26. Festivities at Hood will sign his book at 6 p.m. and Reception for Griscom Precedes this Hamilton Place Mall will be included. a.m. UTC's annual sreet fair begins at UTC's Office of Development is event at 6 p.m. 11:00 a.m. followed by the Homecoming Among the events planned are sponsoring an estate and tax planning On Friday, September 30, UTC's Parade at 11:30 a.m. on Vine Street. At performances by UTC's Percussion seminar featuring nationally known annual alumni golf tournament will begin Ensemble, Male Chorus, and the Littleton 12:30 p.m. the Homecoming Barbecue attorney Andre Donikia. The seminar at 8:30 a.m. at Creeks Bend Golf Club, begins in the Lupton Library portico. Mason Singers. Pulitzer Prize-winning begins at 9:30 a.m. in the University also UTC Alumnus of the year, Dan photographer and UTC alumnus Robin Kick off between UTC and East Center. Howard, will be honored with a reception Tennessee State university is at 2:00 p.m. Hood will be present to sign his latest Tom Griscom, chair holder of the in the Flag room of Guerry Center at 3 book, A Tennessee Portrait. at Chamberlain Field, and "The Party George R. West, Jr. Chair of Excellence p.m. '88" Homecoming Dance starts at 8 p.m. Homecoming Activities continue in Communications, will be guest speaker Homecoming Day on Saturday, through the week. Tuesday, September at the Read House. Call the UTC Alumni at an alumni seminar, Thursday, October 1 begins with a running race office at 755-4424 for more information. 27, at noon there will be a pep rally at September 29 at 7 p.m. in the Tennessee sponsored by UTC's Assoication for

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Janlece Johnson Patricia Jarvtt Jane Steinhice Roaalyo Crocker By Saju Mathew Isaac Jane Steinhice The Student Echo (Senior • Education and History) It's scary from a citizen's point of view that Question: President Reagan is so "out of it". How do you feel about the new Anyhow they seem to have confirmed books revealing President Reagan's that he is still competent to be in office. disengagement in running national It's still scary though. affairs? Reginald Eggerson Kelly Watson (Junior • Communications) (Senior • Chemistry First of all, President Reagan should have I just had a chemistry test and 1 am known about the Iran-Contra affair completely out of it, so I know how he anyway, the book is justified and I would feels. like to read it myself. Janiece Johnson Patricia Jarvis (Freshman * Criminal Justice) (Sophomore - Health and PE) I don't think he handles his responsibilities I don't believe that he is laid back. I have and never has. He has barely maintained heard different opinions on both sides. the country. This proves his incompetence even more. Kim Brown (Sophomore - Mathematics) Rosalyn Crocker I think he has a very difficult job. But he (Sophomore - Journalism) has made the country a lot better than BUSY~ I think that they are long overdue. what it would have been. September 23, 1988/Student Echo 7 Of Rape, Slavery, and Redemption By Tejas Desai Do overfilled landfills, The culprit? Who else but the most The answer is, then, to make ourselves Already a lot of irreparable damage is chlorofluorocarbons, lead-laced water "intelligent" and "civilized" species on the capable of controlling science, and not let done. Great caution and skepticism are pipelines, the punctured ozone layer, face of the earth—homo sapiens. Soon it control us. You may wonder how one to be employed whenever anthing is incinerators, the EPA, acid rain, the the name "Earth" will be replaced by can achieve this. The only way is to forged up by our "intelligent" but weak greenhouse effect, sludge-covered water names like "The Big Dump" or practice self-discipline. At the moment minds. Looking for the adverse effects of masses, nomadic, garbage-filled vessels "Putridus;" and soon one will hear of most of us cannot even perceive the idea a new contrivance or idea is at least as from New York City looking for a place UFO's coming by to strike a deal with of self-discipline, for we have gotten into important—probably more so nowadays to dispose of their trash; and a more corporate businesses to chump the trash the habit of letting only external factors —as looking for the beneficial ones. We recent phenomenon—medical waste, from their planets in exchange for the best —law, for instance— discipline us. have so far tended to ignore or including vials containing the AIDS virus, flying-saucer found in the Milky Way. Jurisprudence is the church most of us undermine the cons while keeping only being puked by the ocean on beaches- The advent of science has created a follow, for it shapes morality for most of the pros in view. Establishing a balance sound familiar to you? vicious circle of problems. While we use us. But law will not ask us to stop using is necessary. A drastic modification of human behavior is an uneluctable. If not, then you either • 'dn't care less science in order to solve a problem, we air conditioners to reduce the emission of Otherwise, we will soon be serving a life- about anything or you are in a perpetually simultaneously create another problem chlorofluorocarbons, or, for that matter, ong sentence in an inescapable, comatose state. The edibility of the food which again we try to solve by scientific it will not shut down the auto industry to moribund gail that will soon turn itself into we eat so unsuspectingly, the drinkability means. For instance, Science has enable reduce the percentage of hydrocarbons a morgue. Even if colonization of some of water and its derivatives, and most us to produce food in abundance. This present in the air. It is time we questioned other celestrial body becomes possible in important, the quality of air we breathe has led, inevitably, to wastage. The our needs, for many of our "needs" are the future, our present modes of living will are all determined by the environment. disposal of this wastage is another but mere illusions of needs created by our soon make it unfit for inhabitation. The most famous rape since that of problem we try to solve scientifically. In ever so sophistic, extravagant and vain Lucrice is the rape of our environment. short, Science has enslaved us. mentalities. Echoes and Answers if you are a white person living in Hamilton the entire Mission Statement in its present he or she—who wrote this editorial? it isn't County." This statistic is phenomenally form, I do want to reject emphatically the even signed— instead the stereotyper disturbing when blacks make up only 31.7 President Paul ? criticism of the University Honors Program responds to impulses and emotions, fears, and percent of the city's population. So, I assume contained in the editorial. anzieties. "All UHON students think they're that from points in the article, that if you are Lenin asked, "What is to be done?" and the What the writer asserts about the UHON great. They look down their noses at the rest black and living in Hamilton County, then you Echo's various answers, 60-odd years after Program cannot be supported by the facts. of us. They feel contempt for us. So let's single have to be very cautious when a "brother" or Lenin went to Hell, can be improved. I say What the writer concludes should not pass them out, isolate them, and then attack." "sister" is near-at-hand. If not then your vote for Libertarian presidential candidate Ron without comment. And so it goes. possibilities of joining the high mortality rate Paul— not that he'll win, but he surpasses The charges of elitism and withdrawal from How far removed is this thinking from that are proximate. Race is an erroneous predictor Bush or Dukakis. Bush says he won't raise campus life are unfounded. Nine-tenths of the of the anti-Semite who says, "All Jews are of criminality and should be considered a taxes; Dukakis probably would raise them; UHON students resident on campus room greedy"? or from that of the racist who says, factor. Ron Paul's platform calls for abolishing the with non-honors students. UHON students "All Blacks are lazy"? or the bigot who makes T efute the many conclusions that attempt income tax. Bush beats Dukakis, but Ron Paul participate with non-honors students in a wide jokes about the stupidity of Poles? Editorial to explain the mortality rate in blacks, not beats both. variety of campus service activities, programs, opinion based on a solid foundation of facts much has been concluded. I believe that there Bush is the least bad of the Echo's answers and projects, including PALS, FACE, Career and rigorous critical thinking—this is what UTC is a critical need for the number of rising and if the election looks close I might vote for Beginnings, Conversational Partners (for should expect in the Echo. There musn't be researchers and social scientists to supply the Bush —that is, vote to avoid a President foreign students), Special Services, and the any place for stereotyping in our paper. missing data, and come up with a solution to Dukakis, whose party seems to be run by Developmental Math program. Along with Members of the University Honors Program the problem, instead of just hyping it up. Tipsey O'Neill, the Ayateddy Khennidy, and non-honors students, UHON students serve here always joined with other UTC students Cherron Perry Jesse Jackson. on numerous faculty committees (for example, who care to enhance the quality of campus Is Quayle Bush's weak point? He's been in General Education, Honor Court, Admissions, life. UHON students make a contribution far Congress almost as long as JFK had been in Academic Standards, Athletics, Curriculum). out of proportion to their actual number (113 The Student 1960; twice as long as Geraldine Ferraro had They participate in many student this year). They are forthcoming, engaged been when she was nominated for Vice organizations—for example, ACE, SGA, University citizens. I suggest the writer of the mmlmmPw mm\J President by affirmative action. (The International Student Organization, Japan editorial make an effort to really get to know Republicans had one woman on the Supreme Club, BSA, and the full range of departmental some of them. That's the best cure for Editor-in-Chief. ...Khakd Mattawa Court and two in the Senate. The Democrats interest groups and honor societies. Like other stereotyping Managing Editor Davan Maharaj | had no women as qualified as that, so students at UTC, many UHON students Robert C. Fulton, Director Asst. News Editor. Faith JotuMoni Mondale chose Ferraro. Bush chose Quayle). choose to become involved in Greek University Honors Program Features Editor. Chris Gilligan Sports Editor. .Jonathan Looney John Meeks favors "abolishing the present organizations and campus religious groups Editor's Note: Dr.Fulton, we note your Advertising Manager. Donna Hammond social organization." How would he replace UHON students contribute their talents to the OPINION. By the way, Echo editorials, and it without voting -by a coup? What would he Photography Editor. Fielding Freed artistic and cultural life of the campus by newspaper editorials generally, are not usually replace it with? "Abolishing" fails to answer Faculty Advisor. Bob Dantenqe participating in the Chattanooga Singers, the signed. They reflect the opinion of the editor Lenin's question. Singing Mocs, Jazz Band, Band, theatre or publisher. Ron Paul, incidentally, was in Congress productions, and so on. Like other students from Texas for awhile. He is thus more at UTC, UHON students work on the Echo, qualified than Jesse Jackson and most third- Sequoya Review, and The Moccasin. They 755-4298 party candidates to be President. take part in intramural sports and are on the Media Hype Andrew Lohr Rowing, Fencing, Track, and Cross Country In reference to last week's front page article, The opinions cxpreusol in the Student Echo sue teams. .h.,-. .^*.I^LU-I -TiTT- -mrt tin ont nrn n—ll) There can be no question that UHON "Poverty Cause of High Mortality Rate Among reflect die opinions trf the personnel at the UtOrenkf Local Blacks," I feel that there has been and of Tennessee at Chattanooga- The publication to a Fulton Replies students, along with many other UTC students student newspaper puMfahed weekly daring the school who care about people and ideas and will continue to be disproportionate vear with the exception of holidays and examination Attached is a letter to the editor. I am problems and issues, make this campus a good representation of blacks as victims and periods. requesting that you publish it unaltered in the place to work and learn There is no place in defendants of crime. For those who chose to The Student Edw welcomes letters to tbeedtarbut ifl letters oust bear the writer's name, address, and 23 September issue of the Echo. the lives of these students for cliquishness. believe and listen to the hype, the majority of ohonenun3berforv

Dismas House Students, Ex-Convicts cohabitate in unique community by Chris Gilligan students and six ex-offenders when it overall U.S. rate." Dismas boasta a 12 John Anderson, a UTC criminal justice Echo Featuru Editor begins operation Oct. 1. percent recidivism (repeat offense) rate, major, is looking forward to involvement While politicians and criminologists fret Tim Dempsey, the resident director of as opposed to an 80 percent national rate in the Chattanooga Dismas Program. He over prison overcrowding, debate the Chattanooga Dismas House, is optimistic for other rehabilitation programs, is currently residing in the home, and says merits of various rehabilitation programs, about the Dismas approach to according to Dempsey. "I'll be happy to stay here until I and argue over solutions to the problem rehabilitation. "We try to give ex- Dismas addresses the recidivism graduate." of repeat offenders, Dismas House, Inc. offenders a sense of community," he problem which, Dempsey says, arises has been successfully addressing these says, "we try to create a family from "a lack of funds and personnel, and Anderson who himself did time for issues in its own low-key way. atmosphere. Having students living in the horrible overcrowding in prisons." Dismas "raising hell, fighting... not felony house allows us to drop many of the rules offenses," says Dismas will help him in his and regulations of traditional halfway ambition of becoming a halfway house houses." director. He also thinks his past Dempsey says Dismas provides an experiences will help him relate to the excellent rehabilitative atmosphere for prisoners with whom he will soon be former prisoners, who often lack a social living. "I come from the same background base when they are released from the as many prisoners—the lower, lower tightly regulated carceral society of prison. class. Dismas House is a positive "By creating a transitional atmosphere, environment. . .it gives a person an we try to re-instill the sense of resposibility g> opportunity to look back at life, to figure which was taken away in prison... we try I out what to do for the future. We're all to create in a person self-responsibility \ trying to 'make it' in life, so we have to and provide a community of friends," he | help each other out," he says. says, stressing that many ex-prisoners *, Students who work with the program become repeat offenders if they return to I are expected to stay in the home for at Dismas Director Tim Dempsey the circle of "running partners" which Student resident John Anderson least one semester, with ex-prisoners Dismas House, which takes its name originally led them to crime. represents an alternative to current trends staying an average of five months. from the legendary "repentant criminal A Dismas House is financed mainly in criminal justice, which Dempsey The Dismas program will hold an executed with Jesus Christ at Calvary," through rent receipts from its residents, characterizes as "segregational," meaning "open house" on Sunday, Sept. 25 at its is a confederation of seven current and who pay $52 per week for room and they tend toward removing the criminal house on the northeast comer of Willow two proposed "halfway houses" which board. In that sense, it is a communal from society rather than reintegrating the and Bailey, near Tennessee Temple operate on the philosophy of providing endeavor between the student and ex- criminal into society. University. Members of the program will newly-released convicts with a prisoner residents, who share financial, as "We're not a mission—we don't try te- be in the UTC University Center on supportive, cohabitative community of well as housework and maintenence impose on a person any specific ideology, Monday, Sept. 26 raising funds to defray students and fellow former prisoners. The responsibilities. All residents are expectea religion, or philosophy. We try to offer < hospital expenses for Mildred Carter, a concept originated in Nashville in 1974, to either work or attend school, and the setting in which a person—student or ex- young woman who was accidentally shot conceived by a group of students and program actively supports and offender—can find self-awareness and by someon involved in a dispute outside Vanderbilt University chaplain Jack encourages its ex-prisoner members in self responsibility," says Dempsey, adding the Krystal restaurant on 23rd Street. Hickey; they began sharing a home with their search for employment. that his work with the Dismas House in former prisoners as an extension of the Dempsey says Dismas has been Indiana gave him "the opportunity to Any students interested in joining the Vanderbilt Prison Project. successful in reintegrating the ex offender focus everything I learned in four years Dismas program, which needs volunteers Dismas of Chattanooga has purchased into normal society. "Recidivism rates foi of college. It's as much a self-searchinc as well as student residents, can either a house on the corner of Willow and the nation as a whole are atrocious. process for the students as for the ex- attend the open house or contact Bailey which will provide residence for six Hopefully, ours won't be reflective of the offenders." Dempsey or Anderson at 624-1888. UTC Entrepreneurs off to a Fast Start one printer who gives them a discount. by Beth Spears focusing on newsletters. Not only did Hatler have experience, but her sister Smith says starting a business is "not The Student Echo worked on newsletters at the Sports Barn, as hard as you think." Two organizations, UTC graduate Gina Hatler and her a local fitness center. However, they were the Service Corp of Retired Executives sister Lisa Smith, a senior at UTC, offer both uneasy about launching out on their and Partnership for Economic Progress, a unique service to Chattanooga with own business. They took a step at a time are helpful. They provide free counseling their new business, Information until they said, "Why not? It might be to new businesses and a checklist to help Specialities. bigger than we thought," Hatler says. the entrepreneur make sure everything is Hatler, 25, majored in public relations Information Specialities deals in ready. They also help with legal matters and graduated in August of 1986. She corporate news, with a special emphasis which are very confusing, Hatler says. was a cheerleader, who describes herself on newsletters. Few businesses in the area Hatler and Smith have already dealt as a non-motivated student whose offer this service, and when they do, they with several problems. "Credibility, if favorite class was "Fun 101". Smith, 21, only print the newsletter; other anything, is the most tedious barrier," is a senior with a double major in public responsibilities are placed on a company Hatler says. "Not only are we a new relations and psychology. Hatler and executive. "We completely relieve the busines but also a brand new type of Smith are from Harriman, Tenn. burden," Hatler says. Information business." Hatler and Smith agree that Fielding Freed/Student Ech'v being young females is also an obstacle. The idea of starting a company of their Smith (left) and Hatler are set tor success Specialities will research, edit, print and own began while Hatler worked on a job because there was little for her to do. mail the newsletter. They will also keep see Info Specialities, p. 13 newsletter for a small electric company Encouraged by her mother, Hatler a data base on companies. Their services She was unhappy with her eight-to-five realized there was a market for a service are inexpensive, because they work with September 23. 1988/Student Echo 9 Memphis Jazzmasters Pay Tribute to Mason By Mitzi Morgan felt was a part of him, and jazz was a big part of his life," said Williams. The Student Echo Mason had played the trumpet since Dr. Littleton Mason, a native of high school and his talents were Memphis, spent the majority of his life recognized by many. helping others. For over 17 years he "He was a wonderful jazz dedicated his work to UTC and was trumpeter... as good as any of the ones personally responsible for recruitment and that are in the market today, but he chose scholarship awards to over 4,000 to be an educator instead of a musician. Memphis area high school graduates. He loved his career but it still didn't burn The news of Dr. Mason's death in 1987 the fire that was in his heart to be a jazz left much of the UTC campus in disbelief. musician," said Williams. Students and colleagues still remember "I chose this project to honor him, and 4 his great accomplishments as an I knew that this is one thing that people educator, musician, and friend. could associate with and would want to Although most remember Mason for come out and support. They won't mind his educational endeavors, they may not paying the money for the ticket for a BSA's Littleton Mason Singers will perform to raise scholarship money be aware of his special talent as a jazz cause such as this, and we can raise a lot worry about students from a low income as an individual and was never too busy trumpeter. A former UTC student knew of money for the scholarship fund," he family coming from a town like Memphis to listen to their problems," said Long. of his musical ability and has planned a continued. to Chattanooga. In a larger city they could "A Memorable Night in Memphis" will special tribute in his honor. The money raised for the scholarship be swallowed whole, pushed aside, or take place at the New Daisey Theatre on • Maurice Williams remembers fund will be made available to Memphis overlooked. He knew that here there Beale Street on October 8 at 7:30 p.m. everything that Dr. Mason did for him as students who wish to attend UTC. The would always be someone to stop and and 11 p.m.. Individual tickets will cost a struggling student and decided to pay Dr. Littleton Mason Scholarship take time to work with the student to $12 and larger contributions are his respects by organizing a jazz gala in foundation was founded as a key to make sure they made it where they encouraged. Anyone who contributes at Memphis on October 8. The vocal jazz keeping the goal of his personal dream needed to go." least $100 will be eligible to win an concert will be called "A Memorable Night alive; the funds will go directly to help low International Jazz Week in Memphis in Memphis" and proceeds will go to the income families in the Memphis area by Others agree that Mason put the needs Giveaway. The Foundation Gala will Littleton Mason Scholarship Foundation. paying tuition costs at UTC beginning of the students first. His former feature former UTC student Maurice "The main reason for doing the concert with the class of 1989. receptionist Mai Long recognized this on Williams, along with Memphis greats is that I knew that this is one thing that According to Williams, this is where Dr. \ daily basis. Joyce Cobb and Ruby Wilson. Anyone Littleton Mason really kept close to his Mason felt there was a full quality "Dr. Mason was a great man to work wishing to attend may contact Nate own heart. This was something that he education. "He felt that he didn't have to with. He really cared about each student Pinkard in the Development Office.

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Dee Dee Tara, Your Secret Admirer, Bulb, You think that you're fine and hip, but Hope Friday night is as much fun for you Santa Who's that behind you? "yo baby" you better get off that tip! as I hope it will be for me! -The Boys and Girls of Sanity Nupe Busters-pt. 1 C.C Mr. Righteous Boring Dweeb: Hi! Let's all go out sometime. (Ya'll are Catwoman, awesome together!) Always remember Bulb, Receptionist: Name the place and time. Let's Have the Budweiser Creed. Felt any tendencies lately? Your Personal did not make it in this Phun at 5:30 (get it). I'm jumping up and Love, The Council week's issue-as a matter of fact it won't down. Chasing doesn't sound that bad. Sexy Wench be printed in any issue. Love, It's changed M,L,C,M.S,L,&L,&R you know. Faith Johnson Mrs. Swallows DONT read anything into something, For whom the ball falls, ESPECIALLY if it doesn't concern you!! Roy, Bobby (number 28], it falls for thee. Thanks and much love! He may be gone, but you'll NEVER forget I agree with smurf, you do have the B.M.B.PS.A.B.R. S. him! Nor will we. We'll remind you. sexiest body on z-campus. The Council Eyes RY, Dusty, He's gone but not forgotten. You're still We have come a long way Baby. I am BigK, here and I wished forgotten. What's always here for you no matter what. I We know you feel Blue but it goes back PiBetaPhi Pledges love the actives! How wrong with this picture? Love You. to you. about another trip to Knoxville, K.R.? The Third Wise Man Your Better Half The Council 12 Student Echo/September 23, 1988 Koppel, "Ted, Just Admit It." It begins In "Jane Says," "Jane" seems lost, out The Sugarcubes with: of place, without friends, without love. Life's Too Good Record Camera got them images Being out of place and lost sums up Camera got them all Jane's Addiction. Being lost can I've read that up until about seven years Nothing's shocking... sometimes be the best place for a band ago, the rock and roll scene didn't exist Showed me everybody to be. Its influences and homeland in Iceland, the beautiful North Atlantic Naked and disfigured emerge in the music, but it doesn't want island the Sugarcubes call home. I guess Nothing's shocking... to fall into a stereotype; and, to escape that explains the originality of this band. And then he came being stereotyped, you've got to be out The music on this Now sister's not a virgin anymore of place, lost. If you find Jane's Addiction, album has got to be Her sex is violent. you might just find songs about love, SHg ir listened to a few The lyrics attack the press as being just like sadness, idiots, and peace. You might times to get used to, •••WKFmt movies and television shows, "full of sex just find a good thing. but I loved it from and violence," influencing the public, the first time I heard possibly further corrupting it. The news Sam Bradford it in May . makes it seem worse than it is because the s. whole story doesn't always get told. Social Distortion There are some great female voices in *AA*»**AAAAiV**»«*WSi*M The second side makes this record Prison Bound (Restless) the alternative scene, but the 'Cubes' Jane's Addiction worth buying. It begins with leading lady, Bjork, ranks at the top with "Summertime Rolls," a song about a It has been five years since the release Siouxsie Sioux and Sinead O'Connor. Nothing's Shocking summer love that is actually true love, a of Mommy's Little Monster (the previous "Coldsweat" is a perfect example as Bjork It's easy to distinguish that Jane's love so smooth that the summer just rolls Social Distortion lp). During that time climbs up and down octaves and scales Addiction is from Los Angeles. It's also on ,by where these guys have had their share of before overpowering the notes with easy to distinguish that they're trying to Me and my girlfriend don't wear disasters. emotion. Her voice fits the lyrics as escape LA. The only band I've ever liked no shoes It is ironic that evident in "Deus," a song about a feeling from LA is Guns-N-Roses, until this band. Her nose is painted pepper while they have of uncertainty about the existence of God. Don't get me wrong; they don't sound Sunlight... been relative trend­ Uncertain is exactly how Bjork sounds anything like Guns-N-Roses. At times, She loves me setters in indie circles while singing: Jane's Addiction can sound like thrash, I mean it's serious they have also been metal, or even alternative. They definitely As serious as can be. unfortunate casualties of the Deus does not exist sound fresh. "Idiots Rule" offers a bizarre twist to the underground. For hundreds of bands the But if he does After the first LA music scene by combining hard rock only measure of success is survival. These He lives in the sky above me three songs I was and horns. The song attacks the system, fellows have survived bad drugs, bad girls, the rulers, saying that the common bad jails, and a music industry where the In the fattest, largest cloud up ready to write this there album off. Then people are just "fixtures," not men, lowest commercial denominator rules. He is whiter than white and came a song having litle say so in their freedom, laws, This record is proof of that fact. cleaner than clean addresed to Mr. and lives. Prison Bound brings together the energy of Dennis Danell's rhythm guitar He wants to reach me and the inevitable influx of sort-of-Mitch •**************************+ Easter-60's-roots-rock sounds. Backing up Bjork throughout most of * The production is a tad too clean, the songs is (at times) one of the most evil possibly due to the presence of Chaz voices I've ever heard. The voice is that * * Raminez. But the arrangements are of Einar Orn, who uses his voice * catchy and sparse. I enjoyed vocalist Mike effectively when dealing with the inherent Ness' reading of the Rolling Stones "Back emotions of his material. He takes the Take the course you need—when you need it. Street Girl." It's fresh and SD make it lead on a few of the songs, such as "Sick * Through independent study by correspondence, you can be sound like it could be their own. (I never for Toys," where he sounds like he's really believed Jagger had a back street ready to commit murder. The song is a In A Class By Yourself girl any way.) story of a girl who throws away boys like "Like an Outlaw (for you)" is interesting old ragdolls until one new toy finally takes * * *make your own schedule and the title track stands out. Here, Mike revenge on his owner. At this point, Einar * Ness laments: does not sound like a happy man. 'study at your own pace * Well it's cold and it's clammy This album is one of the best I've heard * Man, it's colder than a pimp's in years and is heartily recommended. If 'combine work and education * heart you like the sound of a beautiful female * But I've got to do my time voice, take special note of "Birthday," the 'get individualized attention There's a lesson to be learned here first single, where Bjork sounds like an But what a price to pay innocent, little girl. If you own a compact + + You know, I may never learn. disk player, fork out the extra bucks for * Mike, you're learning and so are the CD because it has seven bonus tracks, + we...that's the only way we will survive. including remixes of "Deus," and * Take college credit courses from The University of Tennessee * Also available on CD, if you are too poor "Coldsweat." If you have time, go buy it + Over 160 courses available. For more or too cheap to purchase a copy, write today. Be forwarned, the Sugarcubes + information, send the coupon below to UT Center for Extended * to Restless Records and ask for a promo. might be addictive. Learning, 420 Communications Building, Knoxville, Tennessee Tony Happel Sam Bradford + 379%. Phone (615) 974-5135. * * Send me the following calalog(s): .college high school + Name Thanks to Cat's + Address. City. Stale Zip. * Records & Tapes |J^ UT is an EEO/504/ Title IX employer. * for loaning us this * * &$************************; week's albums September 23, 1988/Student Echo 13 contracts. They did not expect immediate be contacted anytime. mediums like radio and TV," Hatler says. Info Specialities Hatler and Smith receive lots of continued from p. 8 demand for their service since they have When asked to rate the success of their not advertised extensively. Also, people business, Hatler says "so far, at the very encouragement, mostly from older They find older men and women tend to call Hatler and Smith about taking stock top." They are in the planning stages with people who wish they had taken the be cynical about their service. Hatler and in their company, but they want to do it several companies, like Choo Choo chance to start their own business. People Smith also try to play down the fact they on their own. They have no financial Customs (a vehicle customization firm) their own age tend to be more skeptical. are sisters, which may take away from the backers and at the moment are trying to and Slush Puppie of Chattanooga (a soft Smith says but "I'm glad we're doing it seriousness of their business. save enough money to buy a computer drink and snack vending service). now, when we don't have a lot of Smith says the biggest shock is that and laser printer. They work out of their In the future, they hope to expand their responsibilities. If it falls through, we can businesses are searching them out for home, but have a "beeper" so they can services to include annual reports and always get another job." training manuals. "We want to try all When starting a business of your own, different kinds of things," Smith says. Hatler says, "Pick something there is a Spetters continued from p. 10 They also want to branch out to Dalton market for." It helps to research the market, to call people and see if they Picture Guide, which said Verhoeven and Cleveland, because these cities are sputters in this misguided 20-minute would use your service. After fruitful "once again demonstrates his penchant hevily industrial. "Industry is a big market Reader's Digest-style version, as all reserarch, Smith says, "Just do it." for startling visuals, explicit sex, and development is jettisoned. Even so, it's a for us because they don't use other graphic violence, but all handled with cut above average. humanity and insight." Spetters (in Dutch with English Indeed, Rolling Stone said "the sex subtitles) and "mini-Duef' can be seen at Mon.—Fri. 4 pm—3 am scenes are often funny and always matter UTC this week, Sept. 22,23.and 24, at of fact, with female and male full-frontal 6 m 3 am 7:30 p.m. in Grote Hall, Rooml29. C- o- Saturday P ~ nudity." (According to Kauffmann, one Admission is $3 (series ticket, six scene has the "young men compare the admissions $15). Look forward next Sunday size of their organs.") So, for week to Luis Bunuels 1962 masterpiece 8 pm—l pm comparison's sake, those who found of grotesque surrealism, The Happy Hour RoboCop too tastelessly violent can see Exterminating Angel, paired witt) his 4—7 p.m. Mon.—Fri. whether the director handles more pioneer collaboration with Salvador Dali, 11 — 1 Every Night intimate matters any differently. the clasic 1928 short "Un Chien The program includes a Steven Andalou." Spielberg "short," Duel —actually a cut- Finally, a correction of last week's Monopoly Tournament rescheduled— down version of his classic full-length TV preview of John Huston's The Dead, for October 22nd & 23rd. $8 Advance Entry Fee (includes Draft movie of 1971. Acclaimed by many as those who are particular about such Beer and t-Shirt). Proceeds Benefit MS & Chattanooga the best telefilm ever, it stars Dennis things. It is based on James Joyce's story Food Bank. Weaver as a lone driver terrorized on a of that title which concludes his collection October 17 Bob Dylan Contest desert highway by a homicidally-driven The Dubliners, not on a novella called October 26 Big Liar Contest tanker truck. Unfortunately, the The Dubliners—and it's well worth overwhelming suspense of the original reading.

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Friday September 23 1-3 pm 14 Student Echo/September 23. 1988 Former Mocs Compete in Olympic Tennis By Jeff Green As far as the tennis venue goes, the U.S. Open was a couple of weeks ago. The Student Echo tournament will be formatted just like the It willb e a 128 player draw with 16 seeds and will be a single elimination tourney. The competition will be very tough. How many universities in America can Players like Stefan Edberg, the 1988 boast three Olympic tennis players? Not Wimbledon Champion, and Miloslav Stanford, not Pepperdine or even Mecir, the noted Swede-killer, will be just Georgia, only UTC. two of the players looking for gold. The This year, two former Mocs stars are U.S. will send veteran Davis Cupper Tim in Seoul, South Korea. Mark Gurr, the Mayotte and Brad Gilbert. Ken Flach and number two player from last year's, Robert Seguso will be playing doubles for Southern Conference Championship the red, white, and blue. U.S. Open team, and Philip Tuckiness, who played Champion Mats Wilander of Sweden and with the Moc netters from 1980 to 1983, West Germany's Boris Becker were are representing their African homeland scheduled to compete but had to of Zimbabwe in Seoul as well as UTC. withdraw from the tournament due to If you are still wondering who the third: injuries. player is to lace them up for UTC in the The defending Olympic Champion is Olympics is, well that was former Moc star Edberg and with any luck at all Gurr will Orlando Lourenco. Lourenco played the not meet him. But look for him to draw number one position for the Mocs in the a top foe in the singles draw. Meanwhile early '80's, and then served it up in the Tuckiness will be participating in the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles when doubles portion of the tournament. "You tennis was just an exhibition sport. really can't expect these guys to win the tournament or even get very far," Bartlett This year's duo of Gurr and Tuckiness says."But win or lose this is something are familiar with this type of competition, that no one can take away from them." however. They have both played in Davis But if the U.S. Open is any indication Cup matches for Zimbabwe this year. of how things will turn out, who knows, UTC head tennis coach Tommy maybe one of these guys can get in there Bartlett says that Gurr has been all he's and make their presence felt in the ever asked for as a player. "We'll really Olympics. And maybe, just maybe, UTC be looking on with great interest; just for can be the only university in America that these guys to make it to the Olympics is can say they have had an Olympic a great honor." medalist to play at their school. FREE

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Mocs Open 'Second Season' at TN Tech By Jonathan Looney including eight interceptions by £<*o Sports Editor quarterback Thomas Debow.

UTC travels to Cookeville Saturday to The Golden Eagle defense may be just face Tennessee Tech in a must win what the Mocs' offense needs to get well. situation. Tech has given up more than 435 yards With the killer part of the Mocs' a game and an average of 31.7 points. schedule over, UTC needs an impressive This could mean a big day for Andre win over the Golden Eagles to build some Lockhart and Darryl Streeter. confidence heading into the conference schedule. Both teams are 0-3 coming into this UTC leads the overall series with weekend's game. Tennesee Tech was Tennessee Tech, winning 22 out of the crushed 52-13 by East Carolina in their 28 games played. Last year Tech finished first game. They also lost to Liberty 5-6, including a fifth-place finish in the University 24-20 and Samford 19-9. Ohio Valley Conference. Last year, Tennessee Tech shocked UTC 20-13 at Chamberlain Field, in what Last week's game was another familiar was likely the Mocs' lowest point of the chapter in the same old book — excellent season. defense but not enough offense to win. Streeter with 70 yards, and Lockhart with "Last year's game was a very big loss 93 yards, had excellent rushing games but for us," coach Buddy Nix said. "We don't Georgia southern's defense was able to like to use things like that as a motivator, shut down quartbacks Brad Patterson and but I do believe that game will be in the Stan Nix. backs of our minds." The quarterbacks were a combined Stanley Oark/Tht Student Echo Tennessee Tech has averaged 355 eight of 25 for 59 yards and two Andre Lockhart splits two defenders against Georgia Southern yards a game on offense so far this interceptons. However, neither had much season. However, Tech has turned the protection as Georgia Southern chalked ball over 12 times in three games, up eight sacks. cho Top 20 Only Dennis Waters' career long 47-yard field goal dented the scorboard for UTC as they lost 13-3. "h was the same old story of not getting 1. Miami the ball into the endzone," coach Nix said. 2. UCLA "When we had the ball we just didn't 3. Oklahoma execute." (tie)

UTC's defense played well again, % Auburn limiting Georgia Southern to only 13 6. LSU points, after Southern piled up 97 in the 7. Georgia first two weeks. The Mocs are ranked second in the Southern Conference in 8. Florida State defense, but only seventh offensively. 9. Notre Dame Billy Smith leads the league in punting 10. Nebraska with a 40.3 yard average. 11. Clemson Although the Mocs are 0-3, the season 12. West Virginia is by no means over. All six of UTC's 13. Alabama conference games are ahead, with four of them at home. 14. Penn State 15. South Carolina The Moc's defense can play with 16. Pittsburg anyone in the league. They will keep 17. Washington UTC in every game. If the offensive passing attack can balance UTC's running 18. Oklahoma State Karla Meador/Student Echo* game, the Mocs may still be a force in the 19. Wyoming Willie Greenway cools off during another outstanding performance by the Moc defense conference. 20. Michigan