Housing problems continue to mount off-campus

by Bill Ray Hudson stated that "we've had might jog their memory. included and other items such as The housing offfice has been costs for one-, two- and three- With on-campus housing several inquiries — four or five a Included with the memo was a deposits required. Doris Fuqua in receiving from 10 to 15 people a bedroom apartments, distance overbooked for this fall, many day and sometimes that many on card, to be returned to the housing the housing office stated that so far, day looking for fall housing. from campus and whether utilities students are coming to Mur- the phone." office, giving a description of the they had received about three Currently, the office is accepting are furnished. frecsboro looking for off-campus "I don't have that many type housing available, utilities responses from faculty members. spring housing applications and He suggested that students housing. However, they're feeling available for the fall," she said. trying to make accommodations for needing housing might stay with the housing crunch as they find the "We've had people who'd come in Shuttle service planned from motels those already overbooked and on relatives in Murfreesboro. Another off-campus situation is equally March for housing in the fall." waiting lists. possibility Bragg mentioned is to bad. After hearing about the critical A shuttle bus service to the campus for MTSU students living in David Bragg, director of contact their hometown minister, Clenda Hudson, manager of housing situation — 600 people overflow housing at area motels is currently being planned, according to housing, said people coming to the who can in turn get in touch with Nottingham Apartments, said that overbooked for fall — President David Bragg, director of housing. housing office can look through the local ministers who could possibly so far she's had "around 100" Sam Ingram issued a memo to all The service will transport students from the motels to campus using the housing cards — currently having arrange a place to stay. He also students come by looking for university employees informing Blue Raider bus and two vans, and will run once in the morning and around 100 listings — and consult suggested calling real estate agents, vacancies, however Hudson said them of the shortage. The memo again in the afternoon, as well as trips for special events on campus. The the "Key to Off-Campus Living," a "but from what I hear, they say to that they had none, "not now, — asked for their help in identifying buses will also be needed to transport students and their belongings back publication provided by the call back in August," Bragg said. we've filled up." "any rental property, rooms or to campus as soon as housing is available. housing office. Tom Roberson, executive vice "I think a lot of people have other space appropriate for housing "We run into two problems with students living at the motels — "This is a booklet we have president of the Murfreesboro come earlier this summer," she students which you might have supervision and transportation," Bragg said. "All parents want them to be developed containing names and Chamber of Commerce, said said. "Some came as early as June." abailable for the fall semester." supervised." He plans to use three graduate students to stay at the motel addresses of apartments, their inquiries at the Chamber office on As to the availablility of apart- "We felt that the faculty might About 40 to 50 percent of the students will have cars, Bragg said, utility rates and names and ad- rental property have been ments for fall, Hudson said that think about housing that they or leaving about 150 to be transported to campus. "Obviously we'll en- dresses of real estate agents," Bragg "averaging 20 a day," adding that "right now" none was available. their neighbors had," Ingram said, courage carpooling," he added. said. The book lists 24 apartment "it's going to get awfully tense." Pine Park manager Cathy adding that he hoped the memo (continued on page 2) complexes in Murfreesboro with (continued on page 2)

Vol. 53 No. 6 sicteliNES MkJdlE TENNESSEE STATE UNJVERSiTV Thursday, July 12,1979

photos by BILL RAY Music in Murfreesboro Music was definitely happening in Murfreesboro last weekend, ranging from country and bluegrass to ethereal rock and jazz rhythm. Members of the group "Rocky Top," hailing from Woodbury (left) participate in Uncle Dave Macon day, held Friday on the square. The event commemorated Dave Macon, a Rutherford County native who was made famous through the Grand Ole Opry, and consisted of a parade, fiddling contest and other entertainment. Robby Steinhardt (right) and "Kansas" performed Friday night before a crowd of about 7,000 people in the first major summer concert held at Murphy Center. See concert review and more photos on page two. David Remson 's job makes people feel good Food services contract for by Alan Rogers studying hypnosis under the instruction of "It's the willingness of the individual to do Certain individuals I have known possess a Harry Arrons at the Ethical Hypnosis any thing they want to do. The state of mind coming year goes to ARA natural, almost hypnotic quality of Training Center in South Orange, New is what's important." charisma. With a few words and a smile they Jersey. Besides being the founder of the Hypnosis is not a miracle, it's a tool. Most by Jeff Ellis spokesperson called "Saturday can soothe the mind and alleviate any center, Arrons is recognized as one of the people are familiar with the use of hypnosis ARA has been awarded the food Night Dining." That su^nestion, if feelings of mistrust. foremost experts on hypnosis. on the mentally ill. In another sphere, services contract for the upcoming implemented. will have can- Very few people of this group, however, Motivation, a quality inherent in David's hypnosis is sometimes used by dentists or academic year, it was announced dlelight dinners served b) waitersin possess the intensity of these qualities which I personality, shows through his ac- surgeons for anesthesia. yesterday. campus dining halls. encountered while talking with David complishments. A 1976 graduate of MTSU, More importantly, and more common, is ARA was awarded the contract ARA has held the food services Remson. his achievements include a B.S. degree in hypnotizing the patient to alleviate any fears over Morrison's, Saga and Cladieux contract for three years food service companies by a six Why shouldn't I feel this way? It's his job. Criminal Justice, a minor in Psychology, and they may have of surgery. "Doctors will tell Awarding of the contract to ARA member committee composed of David labels himself a poet, author, a first degree black belt in Karate. He you," David said, "a patient's state of mind followed meetings of the food vice presidents Morris Bass, Lynn lecturer and Consultant of Hypnosis to the authored the book. Relaxation, Hypnosis, will make a difference." He added that,"if services committee and in-depth Haston, Robert LaLance and Jack Professions, or simply, hypnotist. and Meditation. A satellite book of David's doctors in this area would use hypnosis, it studies of the four bid proposals. Carlton, faculty senate president "I'm destined," David says. "My goal is to poetry will be out in a few weeks, and a could benefit their problem patients." Syler said that he voted for Fred Colvin and ASB president change the entire world and make everyone complete book of his poetry is finished and Another use of hypnosis is to help people Morrison's to receive the contract Kent Syler. feel good, It's my professed destiny." ready to be published. stop smoking. David outlined the general after being impressed with their "ARA has agreed to meet with us How does he plan to do this? Through a David is currently involved with his own process. suggested program. to discuss their services," Syler chain reaction. Make one person happy, and office, lecturing, and demonstrating hyp- After making an appointment, the patient Among Morrison's proposals was said. He pointed out that this then they make someone else feel good as the nosis to interested groups. If approved fills out a general information form. The an "American Food Shop" to be set meeting is evident of ARA's cbain continues infinately. through the Continuing Education office, he form includes such items as the number of up in Woodmore dining hall which willingness to work with the "I won't see it happen in my lifetime, but I will give a seminar at MTSU. cigarettes smoked daily, and the patient's would feature traditional University to provide optimum know I will have started something," ex- "I am a scientific demonstrator," David hobbies, giving the hypnotist a way to relate American foods. The ASB president service to MTSU students. plains David. "I feel I've had the talents all said of his lectures, "entertainment is just a to the patient. said that Morrison's suggested the Syler indicated that the my life for influence; motivation, charisma by-product. If someone hasn't been hyp- The hypnotist will give a susceptability program in an effort to increase University will this year be taking a and personality." notized, they should definately come." test which will help determine the induction student use of Woodmore "I was into meditation and the martial David claims that if an audience is willing technique he will use. "Anything you can cut in monetary return from ARA. arts, and was exposed to hypnosis studying and will listen, he can induct the entire think of, the professional can use to produce He said that this will ensure lower "Morrison's should be com- psychology," said David. "I talked to several grdup. The largest so far, he said, was a hypnosis," explained David. "Progressive food costs for students in campus mended," Syler said, explaining hypnotists, and I was influenced to go into it group of about 150 people. relaxtion, counting, pendulums, hand dining facilities. that officials from the company professionally." Mass hypnosis? I'm sure a look of disbelief levitation, key words; in the church, even In its proposal, Syler said, ARA visited campus in order to more David subsequently spent five years came across my face. David pointed out that. (continued on page 2) made "several good new accurately determine the dining suggestions" including what their needs of MTSU students. 2 SIDELINES Thursday, July 12,1979 First summer convert draws 7.0

Re m so 11 Kansas concert one of Murphy Center's best If you didn't attend last Friday's power. The crowd's anticipation upon the stage. prayer is sometimes a form of they don't have." Wind" and "The Wall" were quite concert, then you not only missed Blinding pyrotechnics in- induction." Some people are afraid of was intense as the fog-shrouded simply beautiful. Walsh's own MTSU's first major summer concert diaphanous curtains opened to troduced "Wayward Sons'* as their The subject is then told to ration hypnosis. But, David said, "The composition "The Spider" was also but you also missed one of the best reveal Kansas playing their new hit second encore while the crowd cigarettes every day. The extras are mind won't let you go into hypnosis particularly impressive. "A shows that Murphy Center has ever "People of the Southwind." demonstrated its gratitude by to be torn up. Under hypnosis, the if there is any danger present." Glimpse of Home," a new number seen. The laser effects that ac- standing through both encores and person will experiance all the bad Accordingly, "There's never a from the Monolith album By all accounts, Kansas brought companied Kansas' numbers, most giving rousing ovations through the feelings of smoking: the cost, their case of someone not coming out of showcasing the rhythm section, as musical and performing excellence notably "Opus Insert," were the entire last set. mouth in the morning, their hypnosis." their finale left the crowd to an appreciative and enthusiastic most ingenious display of that type Kansas consists for the most part screaming for more. breathing, bad breath, coughing. "The greatest danger lies in crowd of nearly 7,000. that has been produced in Murphy of classically trained musicians Following this, the patient will amateurs," David warned. "You Also justifiably well received was Kansas' breathtaking production Center. The combination of fog who play, at times, a sort of feel all the good of not smoking. He should never let an amateur work Louisiana's Le Roux. Though their began with the opening speech of and lasers created an almost in- ethereal rock. Besides the regular will be able to breathe, taste food, hypnosis, because it can become a sound caters to the southern am- the Monolith booming through describable effect which resembled guitars (Kerry Livgren, Rich have clean breath, etc. panic case. There's a one in 10,000 bience, they proved they were Murphy Center with awesome crystals of energy showering down Williams), bass (Dave Hope), and "Doctors have found that a chance there'll be trouble coming capable of firey guitar work backed drums (Phil Ehart), Kansas in- person can't go cold turkey," David out." corporates multiple keyboards by a jazz-influenced rhythm said. Nicotine is a physical What happens then? David section reminiscent at times of (Steve Walsh), a clavinet, an dependancy. recalled an example of this oc- Santana. autogyro, vibes, synthesizers, The patient cuts down his curing: "A professional was called Their conga player, Bobby violin (Robby Steinhardt), celeste, smoking, and returns to the in and he said to the patient, 'At Campo, who is* also their horn Faucon lap cello, a chain driven hypnotist once a week for six to the count of three, you will fall section, adds much to their sound. gong, a Rinauldo whistling eight weeks, depending on the asleep. One, two, three. Thank "Slow Fire Burn" was plainly some machine, the Peabody chromatic person. They are taught self- you, that'll be $300 plus round trip old-fashioned "cookin' and jam- inverter and even a Bemis cow hypnosis to keep up with the airfare." min' " that made one yearn to pedal to produce their very unique treatment. David Remson is available to listen to the early All mans agin. and powerful sound. David pointed out, "Hypnosis is speak on hypnosis to any interested Kerry Livgren writes most of the Jeff Pollard, lead guitarist and not a cure, but it gives people the group. "I only ask," he said, "that group's material with Steve Walsh vocalist, lead his group through will power and self-support that they come with an open mind." as occasional collaborator. A large may musical avenues with traces of Housing portion of Kansas' power lies in southern seasoning throughout. their vocals. Steve Walsh and The vocal highlight of their set Although some inquiries have The pressure is on for students Robby Steinhardt render some was their hit "New Orleans been from families moving to looking for housing this month. amazing harmonies and highly Ladies." It had the whole place Murfreesboro, Roberson said that Cindy Devaney, a junior transfer emotional solos. swaying to its easy flowing melody. quite a few are students. He added from Harriman, Tenn., said she Walsh, who is quite athletic and Some of the best bands have been that July will be a big month for had been looking for a couple of acts as their front man, put out so made up of studio musicians (i.e. apartment-seekers and "it's going days and couldn't find anything. much energy during the show that Cream). This is the case with Le to be more toward the end of the After applying for housing and he was staggering from exhaustion Roux and they seem to have summer." finding out about the overflow, she near the end of the concert. His unlimited potential. "We try to make the community came to Murfreesboro looking for moving renditions of "Dust in the — Elson Dennis aware that there will be a high apartments, as well as having intensity search," Roberson said. friends look for her. By making the community aware What will she do if she can't find of the housing crunch, Roberson housing? "Probably go to UT — said he hopes people will think of more than likely." rental property available. Shuttle "We want these people to feel like regular housing students," Bragg said. They will be expected to comply with the same rules as if they lived off campus, however Bragg feels the mandatory freshman meal plan will "probably be waived." Terry Lamb, manager of the Jackson Motel, said that a discount for meals at the motel could possibly be arranged, but added that nothing was definite as of yet. photos by BILL RAY Those who will be staying at the motel — 80 percent of which are Vocalist Steve Walsh (left) and lead guitarist Kerry Livgran of the freshmen — are people that are over assigned and as many as possible group Kansas were the driving forces in their Murphy Center ap- who are on the waiting list, according to Bragg. As soon as space opens up pearance last Friday night. 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Ml, "7 A MHIMIMI »twt A™0 a welcome change in student relations TOMMIES

So far, MTSU's housing department has been in a the secretaries in the office had a reputation for being J total mess. uncooperative. People going to the office to settle Over the past five weeks, Sidelines has had two problems were faced with a few staff members who main stories about the housing department — a story "didn't give a damn." r on the 600 people overbooked for the fall semester and Hopefully, the situation will improve. Bragg said a story on housing increases. There have been four that this fall they're going an "extra third mile" they've stories related to or mentioning some aspect of the never gone before. A perfect example is the off-campus housing office, ranging from dorm renovations to temporary housing in motels. It will cost the university campus workshops having, and in one instance, not between $60,000 and $90,000 to make up the dif- having housing. ference between dorm fees and motel costs.and plans Housing director David Bragg even had a six-inch for a shuttle service from motels to campus are being picture of himself on the front page, confronting an made in order to give off-campus students an op- angry mother. portunity to participate in campus activities and make And there's a story in this issue about a lack of them feel a part of the university. housing in Murf reesboro. Even President Ingram has sent out a memo to Granted, people are getting tired of reading about faculty, asking if they know about any available ^Tu i r«*«iL» M/»K ir.. I Gut:'.

the situation and we're getting tired of writing about housing. LL JOST <50 ON IN AN6 MAM Ulifif it. But few fail to realize what kind of pressure the But the lack of housing and its condition can hurt AT HOMF housing office is under. the university. Although the enrollment is slightly Even as far back as fall semester of 1976, Sidelines down from its peak in 1975, Ingram thinks that reported that "dorm overcrowding relief is un- housing has somewhat affected the enrollment. "My derway." Some people have said "well, there's a feeling is that had we been able to house students that simple solution — build more dqrms," however, needed housing, we'd have a higher enrollment," money to build more dorms must be furnished by Ingrain said. i^J^ Lcor either the housing office or the state. According to People who are turned away because of housing are Bragg, the state hasn't been interested in building turning away from the university. additional housing because of the passing of the "baby Over a period of time, hopefully the housing office boom" and there is no extra money in housing's budget will work out those inevitable problems such as three- to pay for new dorms. to-a-room overflow, overbooking and infestations of B. K*SSO MTSU's housing department is, however, trying to dorms by insects. The change of staff has been a work things out. The situation that former director pleasant one and for the first time, people arc getting James Craig left after resigning Jan. 26, is ridiculous. help. Deadlines weren't cut off in time for housing reser- If it doesn't improve it sure won't improve the vations, dorm maintenance wasn't kept up and even feelings toward the university. _ #,-// j^(U Atrocities of 'Holocaust' reawaken memories of West German people

Somewhere in Paraguay, Josef Mengele will not sleep peacefully etched into the minds of the survivors of the holocaust — their agony will thought-provoking manner. On the larger scale, scenes of huge groups of tonight. be a lifelong one. people walking to their deaths, and on a more intimate scale, the gassing Mengele, the "Angel of Death" of the dread Auschwitz concentration It is only a matter of human nature to expect — and perhaps, to of members of the Weiss family, the series gave viewers an opportunit\ to camp, and other former Nazis hiding throughout the world are still faced demand — that the persons who committed the crimes be punished. Had examine their own feelings and emotions about the events. with the threat that someday they might be discovered and punished for the statute of limitations been allowed to stand, the criminals would have Thus was the case in the Federal Republic. Prior to the telecast of the the atrocities of World War II. gone free by the end of the year. series, polls showed West Germans to be in favor of the expiration of the Last week the West German parliament abolished the statute of Mengele, however, would not have gone without fear if the statute had statute of limitations. Following "Holocaust" polls indicated that an limitations regarding Nazi war criminals. The vote means that those been allowed to stand. He and others who have alread) been charged, overwhelming majority of people were supporting the extension of the people accused of barbaric crimes against humanity will be hounded until would still be forced to step softly. statute. their deaths by a constant fear of being apprehended by authorities. The legislators' vote marked a milestone in the lives of the West Ger- The vote by the West German lawmakers followed an overwhelming More than 6 million of Europe's 8.3 million Jewish population were man people, many of whom are too young to remember the atrocities of response in the Federal Republic of Germany to the American television Hitler's Germany. This newfound fervor has been directly attributed to systematically tortured, gassed, shot or burned by the Nazis. The mini-series, "Holocaust." the telecast of "Holocaust." horrendous crimes committed by Adolf Hitler's henchmen will forever be The series, originally telecast in the spring of 1978 over the NBC net- A television series has done more than history books by reminding the work, chronicled the lives of two German families during the distressing West Germans of perhaps the darkest moment of their country's heritage days of the nightmare which was Adolf Hitler. One. the family Weiss, and one of the most brutal happenings in the history of mankind. Letters was Jewish; the other, the family Dorf. was directly involved, albeit If people forget their history — even the darkest part of it — then the) fictionally, in the Nazi regime. are doomed to repeat it. "Holocaust" told of the horrors of the concentration camps and the Mankind can be thankful that the West German people have MTSU lacks library class persecution of Jews and other minorities in a most disturbing and remembered. To the Editor: government publications? Etc. -JeffEllU During the past few months here I haven't had the need nor the at MTSU, I have encountered desire to tackle that last question, Tanning without the sun continues to attract people several students with the same but I found answers to he other problem which I believe to be mysteries through much labor and The Suntan Store's technique is average; or (3) slowly? hours after the treatment, friends representative of the vast majority a lot of luck. Ed. note: The following is part two of a quite similar to that of Tanfastic, • Do you consider yourself to began to notice a more heal tin three-part series on a new enterprise opened of the studetn populace: a lack of Students in other departments, their competitor in Jackson Heights suntan (1) with difficulty; (2) glow to my face. By that evening, I in Murfreeshoro — tannins salons and the began to look even more healths research knowledge. They know I'm sure, run into the same dif- use of ultraviolet lights (or cosmetic pur- Plaza. The method employs 18 about average; or (3) easily? basically about the library's ficulties, so there exists a definite poses. S|,(,/,,„, does not endorse this en- sunlamp bulbs which emit an • Do you consider you com- and glowing — to the extent that I facilities and how to utilize them, need at MTSU to correct this terprise by the publication of this series. The ultraviolet light, thus eliminating plexion type to be (1) light; (2) had to endure some good-natured but they aren't aware of all the situation before students run into series contains observations which are of the harmful infra-red heat rays of the average; or (3) dark? ribbing about looking ready to pose different types of sources available, author and do not reflect the opinion of the sun. for a cosmetic advertisement. trouble. My solution would be for entire Sidrlinr* staff. • How much time do you nor- Westinghouse flourescent especialy regarding a specific field each department to develop a mally spend outdoors? Wilgus, who had taken five by Jeff Ellis sunlamp bulbs are used by Suntan of study. mandatory one hour course to alter Each of the three choices are treatments at the time of the in- Tanning without the sun is Store because, officials claim they An example: this lack of knowledge on the assigned a number with the five terview, said that she could "tell a apparently a booming business in produce the safest, middle range When I transferred to MTSU, I freshman level. question total used to determine difference on my face because it's Murfreesboro with no less than wave lengths of radiation. Store knew how to use the card catalogue Other colleges, such as Tennesse the amount of time each person can hard to get a tan there." three businesses recently opened for spokespersons further contend their and the general periodicals' index; Tech, have freshman orientation as endure the treatment. But is it safe? that was about it. In my un- their one hour required course; it that purpose. method is better than others According to store spokespersons dergraduate studies here, I learned must be taken by new students and The Suntan Store in the Mur- because of the type of reflective Clients are required to keep their it is. Due to the fact that sunlamps a little about the Reference Sec- transfers alike. Why not put the freesboro Mall opened June 29 and material used in the booths and the eyes covered with cotton balls are used and the length of time for tion, the Microfilm Section and the library sources course into the a week later more than 30 persons size and shape of the tanning during each treatment in an effort the treatment is established at Reserves Room. curriculum at MTSU as our one had signed up to become golden booth. to guard against possible injury to cording to tested findings, they I though I had it down pretty hour course, but make it much brownby standing in a closet. We have been working on our the eyes. Like Tanfastic, the claim that it is quite safe well until I took that infamous more informative than freshman The idea may sound a bit bizarre equipment for three months prior Suntan Store has two private to some people, but to others it is a business core course, Business orientation? to our opening," said Pat McHugh, dressing rooms adjacent to the "We think it's the safes! wa> to blessing. Among those people are Policy 498. I din't know much Students' studies may teach them one of the Store's investors. tanning booths. Thus, one can get a tan."' McHugh said. the ones who have never had much about the library at all! It was like some of the available sources, but, Another big drawing card for the wear as much as he or she wishes — "I'm sure if there is something success in the tanning game — the exploring a totally new world. since the same courses aren't taken firm is its use of leg bronzers — or wear nothing at all. wrong (with sunlamps) we would ones who are so white they glow in special lights directed toward the What are all the relevent sources by everyone, each student is The Suntan Store does not use a have heard something about it long the dark. client's legs — to ensure a better of business information? What does ignorant of other sources when he computer, Wilgus said, but instead ago," Wilgus said. Since opening, the Suntan Store tan on that area of the body. each publication contain? Where enters a course requiring extensive bases its calculations on previous has experienced a steady flow of Like other tanning salons, the McHugh also said that one ol the are industry ratios? How do you and thorough research such as findings. correlate pieces of information to Business Policy. The library sources interested people, said Joanne Suntan Store asks its clients a series biggest sources of investors in the get an overall picture of a specific course would correct this and make Wilgus, an MTSU student who of questions, the answers to which The Suntan Store promises its tanning salon business has been firm? What periodicals are devoted sure that every student is exposed to works for the firm. Those stopping determine the length of the clients that within four to eight medical people, leading him to the to a particular industry? Where do all available data. in are offered a complimentary treatments. visits they should have a pretty conclusion that they must consider you find population projections? Thomas H. DeRamus tanning treatment to introduce Among questions asked are: good tan. And, after the initial it a safe practice. them to the technique. How do you locate specific Box 1146 • During the past five summers treatment, persons should notice McHugh and Wilgus both "We don't allow people under 18 have you suntanned (1) seldom; (2) some difference in their skin predicted an increase in clients to take the treatment without sometimes; or (3) usually? coloration, most noticeably on the during the winter months. permission from their parents," • Do you consider yourself to face. "January seems to he the best Sidelines Staff Wilgus said. "It's safer that way.'" sunburn (l)quickly; (2) about Well, it's true — about four month to open one ol the stores. Bill Ray downatown by Tim Downs McHugh said. Editor In Chief Jeff Ellis Henry Fennell "We should get a lot of v ONE OF THE V FOR INSTANCE: ' THATS WHATI Sporta Editor customers just before spring Managing Editor Robin Rudd ROLES OF LIFE WHAT IS TOUR WANT TO BE. Photo Editor INSURANCE IS TO SPECIFIC CAREER? RIGHT NOW IT1 break." Wilgus said. "People will INSURE >TOUR FUTURE A DRUNKEN BUM. want to get a base tan before they Mary Katherine Paffrath Scott Regen EARNINGS IN CASE Production Manager Advertising Managar OF DISABILITY OR go to Florida for the week DEATH. . Next week, I'll take a look at Dr. Edward Kimbrell the pros and cons of sunlamps. hear Publications Advlaar what officials with the food and Sidelines is published every Thursday during the summer drug administration have to sa\ semester by the students of Middle Tennessee State about tanning salons and talk to a University. Editorials and columns reflect the opinion of their local dermatologist in an effort to authors and not of the MTSU administration, faculty or staff. discover just how safe tanning without the sun really is. 4 SIDELINES Thur»day, July 12,1979 Around the OVC McClannahan takes shot at the pros Morehead Alison Hill of Bristol, England has become the season's first women's by Henry Fennell terms of her contract, but she did tennis signee of Morehead State University head coach Beverly Mayhew. Sports Editor say she "certainly didn't sign for Among Hill's credits are a number six seed in the Junior Covered Court Sharon McClannahan has the money." She will be under Championships of Creat Britain and a number one ranking in Avon become the first former MTSU contract to play basketball for County and the Southwest of England region for 18 and under. Also women's basketball player to sign a seven months out of the year. The included is a 14 ranking for 18 and unders in England. contract to play professional team will then provide her with an Morehead's men's track coach Kevin White has announced the signing basketball. McClannahan, an All- off-season job in the Dallas area. of Tim Back of University Breckenridge School in Morehead to a national Ohio Valley Conference performer The Dallas club, which will at center, has signed to play with letter of intent. enter it's first year in the league this Back was the state's cross country champion for Class A high schools in the Dallas franchise of the season, picked McClannahan in the Women's Professional Basketball Kentucky. He also qualified for the state high school finals in three events fourth round of the college draft this spring. League. this past month. Morehead's Athletic Director, G.E. Morgan, has announced the ap- She will report to the Dallas club "I really didn't have much time pointment of Jane White of Flint, Michigan, as MSU's women's track and this weekend for an orientation to think about the decision," said session. Actual preseason practice cross country coach. the six foot-one inch Centerville will not begin untill October. The Morehead State University's Golf Course will be the site of the 12th Tn. native. "I thought I would just "I guess it's like anything else," annual MSU Open Golf Tournament on July 27, 28 and 29. give it a try for a year and see if I McClannahan explained. "I just The entry fee of $25 will include three rounds of golf, a dinner dance like it." want to prove I can do it. I might and merchandise awards in each flight. Entries must be in and all fees McClannahan had orginally not ever get the chance to travel all planned to enter graduate school, paid by July 26. Additional information is availible by calling (606) 783- over the country again," she 5104. before finally deciding to accept continued. the Dallas offer. Western Kentucky The WPBL has 14 franchises in The former MTSU star will various metropoliton areas around return to the campus next week to Western Kentucky has announced its men's basketball schedule for the the country-. The league begins it's serve as a guest lecturer at a 79-80 season. The hilltoppers open their 27 game scheldule at home on second seaosn of play this fall. basketball camp being conducted December 2 aganist Rollins College of Florida. McClannahan did not reveal the by her former coach, Larry Inman. Western will host such teams as Florida State, Butler, East Tennessee and Dayton. On the road they are set set to play Duquesne, Illinois State, South Carolina and Louisville, in addition to their normal Ohio Valley Conference schedule. Hayes signs top jumper Susie Clements, a former high school regional medalist from Henderson Kentucky, has signed to play her collegiate golf with the Western Ken- tucky Lady Toppers. Illinois' state high school In addittion to his outstanding Western has signed two women tennis players to their squad. Laurie champion in both the long and the marks in the jumps, Meeks has Leslie will team with her sister Sandy on the Lady Topper squad and triple jump has accepted a athletic registered nationally ranked times Muge Ozgenal joins her brother Hakki at Western to form another scholarship from MTSU track in the low and high hurdles. He has familey duo coach Dean Hayes. run the 60 yard low hurdles in 6.9 Sharon McClannahan has become the first MTSU player to sign a Leslie, a native of Joliet, Illinois, succeeded her sister as the number one Arestes Meeks, of Chicago seconds, the 60 yard highs in 7.4 pro contract with the year old Women's Professional Basketball singles player at Joliet West High School last season. Hieghts Illinois, follows a long line seconds and the 120 highs in 13.9 League. "Mac" has reached a contract agreement with the newlv In that position, she was second in the Northern Illinios Conference and of world class jumpers to the MTSU seconds. Meeks will most likely formed Dallas franchise. was defeated in the quarter finals of the Illinois State tournament. She is campus. concentrate in the jumps while currently ranked third in the 16-18 age bracket in northern Illinois. Meeks has leaped 23 feet, six attending MTSU. Muge Ozgeneal, the second signee, is from Ankara, Turkey. She is inches in the long jump and 48 feet, Hayes has now added tow high USTA tennis tourney- currently the number one women's tennis player in Turkey and plays with seven and one half inches in the school standouts in the long and the Turkish national team. triple jump. Those marks are not triple jumps to a Raider squad that Her brother Hakki was the number three singles player on this past incredible for a high school already features one All-American. to be held at MTSU season's Hilltopper team and finished second in that postion at the OVC jumper, but Hayes likes the Greg Artis, an Ail-American long tournament. potential he sees in the new recruit. jumper, returns next season. Lost is Think you're a good tennis 20 with action in the two junior Carla Coffey, head coach of Western Kentucky's women's track team, Hayes has called Meeks a Ail-American triple-jumper John player? Then here is your chance to brackets (ages 12 to 14 and 16 to has announced her resignation from that postion. The Somerset, Ky. "natural triple jumper". The DoDoo. prove it in the Middle Tennessee 18) with the juniors completing native will assume a similar position at the University of California- Raider head man also said he is Hardcourt Championship. play on the 22. Adult action will Hayes will now turn his Davis. looking forward to working Meeks The tournament is being held at begin July 24 and run through July recruiting attention to a shot- to improve his skills. MTSU July 20-28. A deadline for 28. Besides the adult category there Tennessee Tech putter and discus thrower. The "He is one of the best prospects in entries is Monday July 16. MTSU will be a bracket for ages 35 to 45 Tennessee Tech's Golden Eagle basketball team will play a 26 game Raiders have gone without a man students and faculty are welcomed and men over 45. There will be Illinois," said Hayes."He competes competing in either of those events schedule, head basketball Cliff Malpass has announced. in alot of events and has good size to enter if you are a member of The singles play, doubles play and The scheduled featured 15 home games, an appearance in the Choo for the entire past season. Hayes United States Tennis Association. If mixed doubles in each bracket and good size and speed. I have was unable to recruit a man in the Choo classic in Chattanooga and road trips to Ole Miss and 78-79 NCAA seen him compete and he is you are not a member of the USTA except the men's over 45. runner-up Indiana Stae. Two other NCAA particiapants from this past weights this past recruiting year. you can join the first day of the definately a good prospect." According to Neal this will be a season. Eastern Kentucky and South Alabama are also on the schedule. tournament. Fees to join the USTA The new signee was coached in The Raider coach came close to great chance for MTSU students to The Eagles open the season November 30 when they play host Georgia landing a top prospect in the are approxmiatly $11, and the High School by former Blue Raider see some excellent tennis since this Southern. The Choo choo classic field includes hos UTC, Tech, Tennessee wieghts earlier in this recruiting charge for entering the contest for hurdler Lonnell poole. "The fact is a USTA sanctioned tournament. Temple and west Georgia. that Lonnell recommended him season, but lost out at the last adults is $8 for singles and $14 for In addition, Tech will play the regular schedule of Ohio Valley indicates he is a good prospect," minute. He is now hoping to land a double teams. For further information, contact Conference games. said Hayes. second prospect in the near future. The tournament will open July Neal at 898-2450. Sharrqn Perkins, a native of Clinton, Tennessee, is the new women volleyball and track coach at Tennesseee Tech. Perkins comes to Tech from the position of coordiantor of women's 9 athletics and women's volleyball caoch at North Alabama. Booker signs pact with the 'Yanks Raleigh, Peugeot, Motobecane David Booker, former pitching Booker was known as a strike-out standout for MTSU's Blue Raiders, pitcher with a bit of a control has signed a professional baseball problem while in college. Booker\ contract with the New York strikeout pitch, according to CTEVEN Yankees. Stanford, is the slider. "The scouts IH»MI UKUIHIt Booker was picked up by the think David has as good a slider as Yanks as a free-agent after being MIIIIIISHH.IS anybody in the country ."said the m passed over in the professional Raider skipper. "They were a little Your complete bicycle service center baseball draft. Booker has reported worried about his fastball." he to the Yankees Class- V farm team added. 1529 E. Main 890-0413 in Paintsville, Kentucky. Stanford relates his former "I've talkt ' to some scouts who hurler's control problems to his say he is doing real well up there," temperament. "David is the type of said MTSU head baseball coach pitcher who gets real excited I John Stanford think if he learns to losen up a bit. Followers of Blue Raider he will be alot better pitcher Hell baseball were surprised that Booker get to play alot more up there and I was overlooked in the draft. think that will help him." Stanford explained the overlooking Bcx)ker was a second team All- this way. "They (The Ohio Valley Conference seta Yankees)were really hoping he David Booker, the right-handed ace of the Blue Raider pitching staff this past season after leading the wouldn't be drafted so he would be for the past two seasons, has signed a professional contract with the MTSU squad in strike-out--, vie easier to sign." £ New York Yankees. tories and innings worked. 'j Coming soon to Murfreesboro... 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