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Volume 82/Issue 17 University of Tennessee at Chattanooga January 29, 1988 Alexander Mocs Await Blundering Nerds By Jonathan Looney Gets UT's Echo Sports Editor The time has come. The only word that needs to be said is, Marshall. Saturday afternoon, at 1:00, the Top Post Blundering Nerds roll into the UTC Arena to continue the best rivalry in the Southern Conference. By Jane Stahl The game is a must win for UTC as The Student Echo another conference loss this early would severely damage hopes for catching Former Tennessee Governor Lamar Davidson and Marshall. And another Alexander was easily confirmed as 18th second-place finish to Marshall and their -g UT President by the UT Board of Trustees obnoxious fans would be hard to swallow. % Jan. 22. Two members of the Board, UT There is no doubt that Marshall has the } President Ed Boling and Chattanooga best starting five in the conference. ^ stee Paul Kinser, chose to abstain while Seniors Tom Curry and Rodney Holden | e remaining 20 "members voted in will be a tough assignment for Lance " Alexander's favojj^ Fulse and the other Mocs' post players to j Kinser said he abstained because he handle. And superstar guard Skip objected to the methods used by the Morris Lyons returns In time for Marshall Henderson, a certain NBA prospect, will which will be important if either team gets UTC and Marshall are the best that the Presidential Search Committee in again be looking to score and score often into foul trouble. And Marshall has selecting Alexander for nomination. against Benny Green and Morris Lyons. struggled on the road this year, just like Boling abstained, he said, because it is UTC appears to have a deeper bench, the Mocs have. See Mocs P. 10 standard procedure for the current President to abstain. Alexander will make his headquarters, us all past UT presidents have, in Faculty Condemns Search Process Knoxville. He says, however, that he By Mike Rinehart and that language be inserted into the Among these suggested changes were: plans to travel to other system campuses The Student Echo resolution urging the board "to delay final • Decisions to open or close the frequently. Alexander mentioned that he On January 21, upset faculty members action on the election of the successor to university should be made early enough would also spend time in Nashville. criticized the nomination process which President Boling until the earlier to allow the decision to be aired on the "Nashville is a place that has some led to Lamar Alexander's installation by announced procedure for screening and 11 p.m. television news. importance as well," he said, referring to the UT Board of Trustees as 18th interviewing candidates be followed in • The university should not open the Tennessee capitol's primary role in President of the University of Tennessee. selecting the next University of Tennessee unless at least 70 percent of students can state government. The criticism came as part of a resolution President." make it to class. Alexander has said that his first priority passed at the Faculty Council meeting Concern was raised that the Board of • Opening time should coincide with will be to improve the quality of education held last Thursday. Trustees might take the resolution to be regular class times. throughout the Ul system; trustees have The council voiced concern over the a swipe at Alexander's capability and One of the more important topics of mentioned Alexander's legislative "subversion of orderly process" in integrity; a statement was added to the discussion involved changes in the experience as criteria for his nomination. Alexander's selection represented by: a resolution to refute that interpretation and minimum requirements for an academic The controversy over the nomination presidential search committee devoid of to state that UTC faculty in no way minor Requirements proposed by Dr. has not ended with the Board's decision, faculty, staff, alumni, or Chattanooga intended to denigrate Alexander's Clinton Smullen would mandate the however. Faculty and students are still representatives; the lack of consultation qualifications. completion of a minimum of 18 credit angry about the nomination process, and by the search committee of the Advisory Another hotly debated topic concerned hours in the subject area, with at least the NAACP's Legal Defense Fund is Board; the failure to interview any the university's snow closing policy and eight of the hours comprising 300 and considering legal action against the candidates on UT campuses; the policies governing uass cancellations and 400 level courses, and a minimum grade- Board's decision, on the grounds that it apparent nonconsideration of qualified snow removal in the event of winter point average of 2.0 in courses taken for violates a court order requiring UT to women and minority candidates; and by storms. the minor. pursue black candidates for top positions the fact that a great majority of the Dr. Jan Printz mentioned that at the Smullen also presented a proposal to Alexander has said that he does not trustees were either appointed or executive committee meeting, she had change the requirements for a second expect to hold the UT presidency for as reappointed by Alexander while he was heard many "horror stories" from bachelor's degree; this would require the long as Boling's 18-year term, and that Tennessee Governor (1979-87). students and others about difficulty in completion of at least 30 credit hours at "most college presidents serve for six or Dr. Robert Swansborough suggested getting to classes. She presented a memo seven years." that the resolution be submitted to the to the council outlining many changes to Board of Trustees meeting on Jan 22 be considered in the snow policies. See Council P. 3 2 Student Echo/January 29, 1988 BtrfioSDerTe Black History Month Activities Planned The official schedule of events forBlack Sunday, Feb. 7: Zion City College admission; Monday, Feb. 29: Seminar: Effects of History Month observances at UTC has Littleton H. Mason Singers Concert. Tuesday, Feb. 16: Seminar—Black black female/male Personal and Social been released. Poetry readings, jazz and Roland Hayes Concert Hall, UTC Fine history Mini-Series; Relationships. gospel music, and national speakers are Arts Center, 5:00 p.m., free admission, Thursday, Feb. 18: Seminar—Black planned for February. however, donations accepted. history Mini-Series; Following is a complete list of events: Start of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. Friday, Feb. 19: Discussion/Forum: The Student Tuesday, Feb. 2: Opening Week—Greek Mixer. (Invitational); Blacks and the Judicial System, Ceremonies-Black Student Association. Tuesday, Feb. 9: Nikki Giovanni- (tentative); Talent show and reception at Roland lecture/reading. Roland Hayes Concert Sunday, Feb. 21: Gospel Night '88. Echo Hayes Concert Hall in the UTC Fine Arts Hall, Fine Arts Center, 8:00 p.m., free Cadek Hall Auditorium, 4:00 p.m., free Editor-in-Chief Khaled Mattawa Center, 7:30 p.m., free admission; admission; admission; Managing Editor John W. Hale Thursday, Feb. 4: Forum: Wednesday, Feb. 10: Omega Lip Sync Monday, Feb. 22: Speaker. Rev. News Editor. Chris Gilligan Resegregation of American Higher contest. Tennessee Room, University Kenneth Robinson, M.D., Chattanooga Asst. News Editor Clif Dunn Education. Presenter: Mr. James Mapp Center, 8:00 p.m., free admission; Features Editor Alex Tucker Room A, University Center, 11:00 a.m. Sports Editor Jonathan Looney and Dr. Charles Hyder, Chattanooga Friday, Feb. 12: "Ain't Misbehavin' to 1:00 p.m., free admission; Copy Editor Davan Maharaj Rooms A & B, University Center, 6:00 "—Patten Series. Roland Hayes Concert Wednesday, Feb. 24: Speaker- Advertising Manager Gregg Acuff p.m. free admission; Hall, Fine Arts Center, 8.00 p.m. Adults sponsored by the Black Student Advertising Asst Kellie Swafford Friday, Feb. 5: Nancy Wilson—live. $11, Children $6, UTC students $4, Association. Signal Mountain Room, Advertising Asst Donna Hammond Sponsored by the Afro-American senior citizens $9 and UTC staff $7,50; Photography Editor Kevin Centers University Center, 8:15 p.m., free Asst. Photography Editor Karla Meador Heritage Council, TBA Black Saturday, Feb. 13: Omega Greek admission; Graphic Designer Stacy Lang Management Association, and Anheuser- Show. Friday, Feb. 26: Fund-Raiser—Black Asst. Graphic Designer Neena Taj Busch, 7:30 p.m., Chattanooga Choo "Ain't Misbehavin"—Patten Series. Student Association (tentative). Banquet Distribution Manager Sujcel Taj Choo, tickets available; Sunday, Feb. 14: Jazz Night. and speaker, Rev. Dr. Ben L. Hooks, Faculty Advisor Bob Dardenne Saturday, Feb. 6: Black poetry and Tennessee Room, University Center, National Executive Director, NAACP, Reporters: Audri Chesky, Faith Johnson, Beth prose—"If You Don't Know By Now, 4:00 p.m., free admission; Tennessee Room, University Center, Farias, Jane Stahl, Andrew Blaylock, Mike You'll Never". Department of Theater Monday, Feb. 15: Seminar—Black 7:00 p.m., tickets available; Rinehart, George Parker, Ann Shun. Dawn and Speech Studio 158, Fine Arts History Mini-Series. 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Lockmiller apartments residents will be would promote unity among UTC The most controversial bill argued Students were initially upset when going skiing soon, thanks to an SGA Greeks, but Senator Kevin Marzette during the meeting concerned guidelines UTC's homecoming football game was appropriation of $300. The money will objected to the lack of minority for the Outstanding Senior program, bumped from its original lime slot to make pay for the rental of two vans and will representation among the IFC delegates. which recognizes students graduating with room for the UTK—Alabama game, but come from the Dorm Programming The IFC bill was passed after Senator the highest grade point average in their SGA Senators Rick Wood and John Fund, according to Senator Randy John Stern suggested an amendment major, with the restriction that the GPA Stern liked the afternoon game so much Wood, who sponsored the appropriation directing the IFC to take into account the must be 3.2 or above. they want to see UTC play all of its home bill during the January 21 SGA meeting. need for equitable representation of all Senator Tonci Klaric explained that games at 2 p.m. on Saturdays. The Fund is part of SGA's Chapter 606 fraternities. several seniors have the highest GPA in "Some students 1 talked to at Fund, which is financed by the $30 In other business, the SGA agreed to their major, but that their GPA is below homecoming liked the 2-o'clock activity fee added to each student's provide $600 per year for the installation 3.2. ballgame," Wood said, " so we're going tuition. and maintenance of postal stamp vending Senators reluctantly agreed with John to see if students would support a machines in the dormitory mini-markets. MacDougall's amendment to award these permanent change in game times or not." In a hotly debated bill sponsored by The $600 fee will offset a 3* per stamp students with the designation, "Merit The SGA will be polling students on the President Charles McBrayer, the SGA surcharge which would have come out of Senior." issue Feb. 2- 3 in the lobby of the voted $618 to the Intra Fraternity Council University Center. courses from their major toward a minor Wood said he contacted UTC Athletic Council concentration. Director Harold Wilkes about the Continued from P. 1 Some council members felt the possibility of revamping the football proposals would discriminate against Yes! Yes! Yes! schedule, but Wilkes said past UTC which are outside the subject area students who are enrolled in two experiments with an afternoon kickoff covered by the first degree, at least 12 of universities simultaneously (both UTC The Echo is still looking for had lost money for the university. which must be in the second major area, and Chattanooga State, for example) and However, Wilkes said he would survey a 2.0 minimum GPA in both the major writers and photographers— that students might misinterpret the season ticketholders if the SGA would area and the 30 UTC hours, and the if you have the right stuff, policy. However, the proposals were conduct a student survey on the topic. meeting of the specific requirements for adopted by the council. come by our offices in the In a bill passed Nov. 12, the SGA both degrees. In other business, the council debated approved the survey. 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What are the world's three most annoying pests? ( Campus Comments By Saju Mathew Isaac Ed Cerantonio Student Echo ® (Freshman • Pre-law) Question: They should have gotten more Do you think SGA should have been information about his point of view on passive on the Lamar Alexander different matters. SGA did not give him nomination to the UTC presidency? enough time.
Joe de Sabla (Senior • Engineering) Richard Martin It seems like they should have asked him (Sophomore • Computer Science) about his proposals as far as UTC is A Housefly A Chihuahua Concerning the fact that SGA represents concerned within the UT system. For the student body, it is important for the instance, the funding for UTC. students to have some say in choosing CJ£ HAVE $90,000 ro SfifW our UT president. HOU/ CAA/ UE HBLP OUR Stephen Rogers (Junior - Engineering) PEL L O^JSTVP^TS^ I do believe they should have exercised Jennifer Adamson their authority on the Alexander issue. (Senior • Education) If they are a body and are concerned, then they should have asked Mr. David Chalker Alexander a few questions. (Senior • Humanities) The SGA is going to be passive or aggresive toward any issue the student Rajesh Patel body wants it to be. The student body (Freshman • Engineering) does not bother to find out what the SGA He was the most important person to be does for them and the students are interviewed at that time. We should have certainly not concerned as to who our UT Your Student Government Association more say in the selection process. president is. January 29, 1988/Student Echo 5 Letters to The Editor
complaining about needing approximately a have commencement. statement which said in part, "I have serious 3.5 GPA to get into UTC's MBA program. I Also we need time to prepare for problems with the accuracy of some of Dr. No Double know what I need to get there, if I want it bad subsequent terms and to register for classes. Garrow's information, his interpretation and enough, I'll make it. I hope this explanation as to why we had his conclusions. The definitive biography of Standard to take the reading day for a class does help Martin Luther King, Jr. has yet to be written." T.C. Sanders our students better understand this matter. We Yet this volume has been much acclaimed on Alcohol will continue to look for ways to add a spring in the literary academic circles and widely reading day and not reduce the number of quoted in major newspapers. Garrow's book Dear Editor: class days. has been quoted by columnists such as Ellen A letter to compliment The Echo on the Dr. Ray Fox, Goodman (nationally syndicated) in regard to improved and better job of editing. 1 hope the Why Cancel Dean of Admissions and Records sensationalized and negative portrayal of Dr. noticeable improvement (even the movie King's personality. review was written well) is not just the result Reading Day I was once invited to debate Dr. Garrow on of the extended time to prepare the issue, but his book in the PBS TV program "Tony is a concerted effort on the part of the Echo Dear Editor: Brown's Journal." The program ran, but staff to put out a high quality student without the author, who has had no publication. I read in the December 4 issue of The Wanna Set the involvement whatsoever in the civil rights So the Echo comes out looking great, with Student Echo, students' comments about the struggles. Dr. Garrow declined to debate the few errors and raises a controversial "Cancelling of Reading Day." Although I do Record Straight issue with me on the grounds that I was not issue...alcohol on campus. While many understand the concerns of students, I feel that qualified to discuss Dr. King. people may have thought The Echo story was students should know of the circumstances Dear Editor: Garrow says this despite the fact that 1 was just another try by the students to nitpick on that lead to the discontinuation of reading day Two weeks ago I was asked my opinion of the a staff member of King's SCLC and that 1 was the university, I see that story as actually a very for the Spring semester. Also, 1 would like to admission policy at UTC as it affects minority selected to help write the Report to the well based concern of the students. The issue detail the process we go through in establishing enrollment, and more specifically, the Congress and the President on the first Martin is, if the campus cooks may have "just" a bottle the academic calender. question asked if UTC should lower its ' Luther King Jr. Holiday. of PGA or brandy for cooking, then why First and foremost in constructing an admission standards to allow increased Though I have provided the opportunity, cannot a student (of age certainly) have a academic calender is to provide for a sufficient minority enrollment. Unfortunately, my major newspapers other than in Atlanta, bottle for his or her cooking? The UTC student number of days for adequate teachinng and response as printed in the Student Echo was Boston, and Nashville have declined to publish handbook of 1987-88 on page 19 states "The learning. Basically, we try to reserve 71 days misrepresented (Jan. 15, 1988). I am writing information debunking the Pulizer possession or use of alcoholic beverages or for classes each Fall and Spring semester. This „ to "set the record straight" on what I said, and Committee's endorsement of the Garrow other illegal drugs or intoxicants of any kind is relatively easy in the Fall semester. Since we to expound further my opinion on this version of Dr. King's life and times. I believe is prohibited on campus." do not have a break during the Fall semester, controversy. it is important to point out what is wrong with There should be no double standard. If we only give up three days (Labor Day and I believe in standards. I understand that this book especially to those who are looking alcohol is not allowed on campus, then there Thanksgiving) to holidays. admission standards serve many important forward to see the book in paperback (due to should be no alcohol on campus. The Echo The Spring semester presents another functions: 1) to weed out unqualified students; be released about the time of the 1988 King was correct in bringing this to the students' matter. We forfeit seven days (Martin Luther 2) to serve as a predictor of an individual Holiday). attention. King's Birthday, Good Friday and five Spring student's likelihood for success; 3) to preserve break days) to holidays. Also the Spring quality and to guard against mediocrity. If the W. Leventhal Christopher Biderman semester presents a special problem. We often question is "should UTC lower its standards Canoga Park, California lose class days due to snow as has been for the sole purpose of admitting more witnessed recently. minority students" then I say "no." It would Graduate We have considered other variations that serve no purpose to lower the standards unless would allow for a reading day. One possibility something else is done to help insure the Good Job on is to shorten the Spring break. To do so I am student's success once he or she is admitted. Defends sure, will cause a great of dissatisfaction on I agree that it is desirable to have higher behalf of the student body. The Martin Luther minority enrollment at UTC. The already too China Story Chattanooga King holiday is a state law and we have no high drop-out rate among minorities needs to option but to observe his birthday. Good be reduced. While I believe an answer can be Dear Editor: State Friday is a traditional holiday for the entire UT found to the minority enrollment problem, I Dear Editor: system and the system's administration will not do not believe simply lowering current I want to extend the hiqhest praise to agree to discontinue its observance. Someone admission standards is a good one. Echo reporter Ann Shuh for her coverage of Reading the Echo Opinion of the January has suggested that we have exams on the lecture by Liang Zhihai entitled "Chinese 15 issue, I felt the writer has more than likely Saturday. This would probably raise objections Norma V. Smith Lawyer Discusses Sino-Soviet Relations." Ms. made several enemies in just twelve short by those religious groups who observe Shuh's account was, by far, the best summary paragraphs. Saturday as a holy day and would certainly of Mr. Liang's speech to be printed in any The statement that got me on a soapbox be unfair to those students. Chattanooga newspaper. was the reference to Chattanooga State as a I discuss the academic calender each year It is inherently difficult to summarize a major "lower quality institution". This sets the tone with the academic deans and they recommend King academic address, especially about a culture for a less than reputable opinion. CSTCC has approval to the Provost who has final authority and government substantially different from the highest reputation in the country for their on this matter Two years ago the then our own, but Ms. Shuh did an excellent job special type of education. They were rated in president of the faculty council, Dr. Jan Printz, Biography Further, while the speech was delivered by the top five schools in the country for their alerted me to the problem that the Spring someone for whom English is a second excellence in the fields of robotics and CAD- semester has fewer class days than the Fall. Refuted language, Ms. Shuh captured a number of CAM. This speaks highly of a school that did According th Dr. Printz, this was of great I would like to bring your attention to the important nuances in the speech. Regrettably not exist 15 years ago. As a graduate of concern among the faculty and needed to be Pulitzer Prize winning Martin Luther King the account in one of the Chattanooga daily CSTCC, I feel you owe the school, myself, addressed. Thus, the decision to drop spring biography, Bearing the Cross: Martin Luther newspapers was marred by a number of and all other graduates of CSTCC a printed reading day was reached. King Jr. and the Southern Christian misquotes, which Ms. Shuh avoided. While apology. Each year we explore various alternatives Leadership Conference authored by David I have no quarrel with the Chattanooga daily Another problem you had was the reference and try to balance the class meeting days, G arrow. in question, I mention this simply to underline to pre-college education. The "majority" you holidays and spring break with the total Bearing the Cross has generated the praise I wish to give Ms. Shuh and the speak of go to the same public schools as the number of days available in the spring. As you considerable controversy; and, many of Dr. entire Echo staff for a job very well done, It so-called "minority." People do not give you know, we start the spring term almost King's former associates, with Coretta Scott is important to treat guests from other countries anything in this world, you get out of it exactly immediately after returningfromthe New Year's King have stated that parts of the "history" with an extra measure of care and courtesy, what you put into it, nothing more. I think holiday and begin the summer term two days Garrow has written are simply not true. For and I am proud, as a member of the UTC before we say the university is keeping people after spring commencement. It is difficult > example: Rev. Otis Moss, a King colleague community, to say the Echo showed such care out, maybe we should ask if the people not although important to schedule the five described the mood as a "distored view of and courtesy in this case. making it are giving 100 percent. Maybe we summer terms. We must have some time history ...(based upon) that which was quickly should work a little harder and not complain between the summer and fall and the summer marketable...(and then) threw away that Dr. Richard L. Wilson mearly as much! You will not hear me and spring to process and mail grades and to which was precious." Mrs. King issued a Department of Political Science 6 Student Echo /January 29, 1988 EchoFeatures
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By Melanie Mansfield Employment can determine, 85 percent communication and psychology. Being The Student Echo newspaper industry. of UTC students work. Dake said working one of the few fortunate students who is The work experience is valuable, but Cori Stone pays bills with her paycheck. while in school is becoming more of a able to work in a career—related job, she her grades are "lower than they should Anne Capers used to buy clothes, but trend, and that UTC's high percentage works full—time at The Chattanooga be," she said, because she lacks the time now pays rent on her apartment. Ron may be due to being primarily a Times for both the experience and the to study even with the newspaper being Boston pays for his school fees, but is commuter campus. money. flexible enough to let her work around her looking for furniture. "Working can enhance someone's Putting together the "Community classes. These are just a few of the many college career if they don't go overboard," Almanac" and writing briefs for the Metro Anne Capers also finds working a students on campus who face decisions she said, explaining that employers often and Business sections are some of her necessity rather than an option, especially of whether or not working needs to be a look favorably on college work responsibilities, though her main joy since she moved into an apartment. A part of their college experience, along experience if they see the student comes from writing feature articles when sophomore whose declared majors are with homework and finding places to managed to maintain high grades as well. she has the time. special education and psychology, she park. However, many students are not able Her position as a city desk news works as a math tutor for 10 hours a week The decision to work is a "very to find a job that relates to their major. assistant may not carry high status, but and as a church organist for the First individualistic" one that depends on Most must take what is available to fit their she says it is "an important job because United Methodist Church of Lafayette, "what's best for the student," said Jean class hours and bring in a much needed all these things have to be done for the Ga. Dake, director of Placement and Student paycheck. paper." She works "to make money to pay the Employment. Sometimes priorities may rule out Stone said she has "learned a lot" rent," but admits that playing the organ For many students, class hours carried working, but only if it is not essential. because her job places her in the also has its personal rewards. are weighed and prioritized against Approaching the need to work and the newsroom with the reporters, and Tutoring confused or failing math financial need and one's personal wish nature of expenses from an entirely although she is not sure that she wants students carries an advantage besides the list. different perspective is Cori Stone, a to be a reporter, she says she would feel paycheck as well. Even though it can be As far as the Placement and Student married student double—majoring in comfortable with a career in the frustrating, she feels the experience she
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li |Who Gets The Money? Conservatory Reaccredited By Alex Tucker Echo Features Editor
The Cadek Conservatory of Music has been reaccredited and will retain its !• 6,717 students attend UTC (Spring '88) membership in the National Association of Schools of Membership according to Dr. Peter Gerchefski | • 2,723 receive some kind of financial aid! conservatory director Dr. Peter director since 1973, the same year UTC | • 1,111 receive Pell Grants Gerchefski. first affilated itself with the conservatory, The conservatory is one of only 15 expressed pleasure at the NASM's |# Approximately 900 students work on campus! non-degree granting institutions in the decision. The conservatory provides an country that has been accredited, said "ongoing commitment to provide |# 191 students attend work-study programs j Gerchefski. The only other Tennessee quality," said Gerchefski. institution that has been accredited is The conservatory, which was founded — Statistics from financial aid =5 Nashville's Blair University. 1904 and originally operated out of a The NASM representatives based their synagogue on Market Street, moved into decision on the quality of the faculty, Cadek Hall when it was built in 1961. is gaining in patience and teaching will getting back into a full-time job and even existing facilities and the program's Cadek, according to Gerchefski, was built prove valuable to her in special education. has ambitions of taking that job to Europe progress in terms of musical excellence as specifically to house the conservatory, Being a campus job, there is no conflict to teach ambassadors' children. well as fiscal stability. The decision to even though WUTC is housed there now with classes, and it helps fill a time slot she Working also enables him to have a reaccredit the conservatory came at the as well. might not use for study anyway. little money to play with. Boston said he NASM's annual meeting in November. Capers said her money used to go "used to spend money on a lot of When asked about his tenure as The conservatory was not notified of towards clothes, but since moving away equipment" for rock climbing and conservatory director, Gerchefski said he the NASM's decision until this January. from home it now disappears into rent, bicycling. Now, after saving enough for would remain for two more years, but According to Gerchefski, the NASM's electricty and telephone bills. "I don't a semester's fees, he said he finds himself would relinquish his other title of head of vote was unanimous. have much spending money... I hate buying more records and books than he the music department. The reason for the scraping by every month," she said. used to, and is starting to look at "a The conservatory has been an move, said Gerchefski, was due to the couple of antiques" and other furniture accredited member of NASM since 1978. fact he wished to teach full-time once If a paycheck is not essential for survival Gerchefski, who has been conservatory more. month by month, a student may work to that he and his wife have put off buying. create a diversion from school. So students base their decisions to work Such is the case for Ron Boston, an or not mainly on the pressing financial education major who graduates in May needs the experience at the moment. To with his second degree (the first was in a lesser extent they base those decisions psychology). on what is available, what they are Boston spends nine hours of every qualified for and what their potential Macintosh LaserWriter weekend announcing classical music and career plans are. the weather forecast for WSMC in Most of these students found that their Collegedale. spending had increased over the past Rental Rental Manning the announcer's booth, several years, due in part to the answering the phone and keeping track availability of credit cards. Despite the of the records and tapes to be played are urge to spend, they all mentioned a desire $8.00/hour 950/page all part of his weekend responsibilities. to be able to save money, for no other "It's a lot of fun," he said, claiming it purpose than to know it was in the bank. is only a hobby, but that it could be useful Millirons and Boston both saved from the during summers off from teaching at money they earned. Stone saved through elementary school. her husband's paycheck since hers was Need to use a Laser Writer? There's one waiting for you at "Working now just eases the tension used for bills, and Capers wanted to save Kinko's. Just bring in your disks and print away. Volume and gives me something else to do," he money, but could not because of financial pricing is available. said, mentioning that he is excited about commitments. Try our easy-to-use desktop publishing system for all your a t ^^W}J9l^J9^mi*mjm^mjm^ 1.9 »JP-» », .* .'*_*^v ^_m*imw*n important documents. Yes, Chattanooga there is an alternative... TON TON MACOUTE and The Rain LIVE AT THE SILVER BULLET kinkcs Saturday, January 30 — 9 pm Great copies. Great people. 326 McCallie Ave S. BROAD ST. $3 Cover 265-6309 iii II *
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Marshall led by 15 at half but Willie White Sharp-Shooting Collins Is Instant Offense and Gerald Wilkins brought the Mocs By John Prine "Penn State was just a big football back from the grave in the final minutes. Student Echo school," Collins said. "I also has some The rally was capped by a rare 4-point When UTC coach Mack McCarthy personal problems. I chose UTC because play from Wilkins which sent the game wants instant offense for his team, he I thought we would win and be into overtime. One overtime wasn't turns to sharp-shooting guard Mike successful." enough, but Marshall was able to prevail Collins. 111-107 in the second overtime. That Collins, a 6'3" junior, has been one of Combining with Daren Chandler, win broke the Mocs' three-year strangle the Mocs best shooters off the bench. He Vincent Robinson and Patrick Sheppard, hold on the Southern Conference has appeared in all 16 games for UTC Collins gives UTC one of the best benches championship. That was the first time I and has given the Mocs some needed in the Southern Conference. With the had seen Marshall play, and I've hated buckets at crucial times. Thundering Herd of Marshall coming into them ever since. "1 think he is an excellent shooter," town Saturday, it is possible Collins might teammate Lance Fulse said. "It's the best be needed to give the Mocs offense a Another great game was last year, part of his game and he does it well." quick jolt. when UTC stormed back from a 13-point Shooting is definitely my main asset," second-half deficit to beat the Herd Collins said, who averages nine minutes "I love challenges—I like to think I can 82-78. It capped off an unbeaten regular playing time off the bench. "My game and fill the role," Collins said, who selected season for the Mocs in the Roundhouse my play can adapt to most roles." UTC over Kansas State, Nebraska and and ended Marshall's winning streak at One role Collins was faced with Colorado out of junior colleges. "People 15, which was the longest in the nation. still don't know what to expect from me. occurred recently. In the Mocs win over Collins left Penn State for UTC the Citadel last week, Collins was inserted I will take advantage of the opportunity. Saturday's game should be another as a starter when regular guard Morris to begin his freshman year, Collins was I love to win." war between these two titans of the Lyons was suspended for missing a team a McDonald's Ail-American after a conference. Surprisingly, UTC has beaten meeting. brilliant career at Leavenworth High Mocs Marshall five of the last six times. They Collins responded admirably by hitting School in Kansas. While at Penn State, Continued from P. 1 should win again Saturday. The crowd for 14 points as UTC captured its first he was a freshman starter for the first ten should make the difference. Marshall Southern Conference has to offer. And road victory in the conference, thrashing games. He also held the longest streak in week is the one time of the year when it they always seem to save their best the Bulldogs, 77-63. the nation at the time for free-throw actually seems that UTC fans have some moments for each other. UTC leads the accuracy, connecting on 32 straight shots. school spirit. It will be the only time this "I don't like the way I got to start," series 13-8, and there have been some Regardless of the success he enjoyed year where the possibility of a sellout Collins said. "But, 1 have to take great games. on the court for the Nittany Lions, Collins exists. The Mocs deserve a sellout, so if advantage of the opportunities." One of the best college basketball became dissatisfied and left for Dodge you call yourself a sports' fan, be at THE Upon his arrival at UTC, Collins had games ever may have been UTC- City Community College in Kansas. What GAME Saturday. Prediction: UTC 75 been a starter on various teams through Marshall in the finals of the Southern was Penn State's loss became UTC's gain. Marshall 67. his career. Before arriving at Penn State I Conference tournament in 1984. REQUIRED Weekly Varsity Sports Schedule COURSE
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Pre-Law Meeting Eyed The American Heart Association, the "Students interested in serving the Applications for membership are UTC Pre-Law Club Meeting -- Chattanooga Hamilton Co. Health student body and helping to improve available at the Alumni Office in the Tuesday, Feb. 9, 1988, at 7:45 a.m. in Department, UTC Student Health UTC should seek a seat on the senate," Alumni/Development House, 605 Oak the Ocoee Room. Ken McCracken Service, Memorial Hospital, YMCA are Wood said. Meetings are held Thursdays Street, and at the information desk in the Posten, assistant district attorney for participating in this worthwhile program. at 3 p.m. and usually last until 4:30. University Center. For more information, Catoosa County, will speak on the Seats open until next semester are: call 755-4424. Two for the Arts and Sciences "Alumnus Perspective of UGA Law ACT Help Readied Department and two for undecided School." We are still accepting $10 UTC will offer a series of workshops Eban Plans UTC Speech majors. Seats open until the fall elections annual membership dues which may be designed to prepare high school students UTC is set to host an internationally- are: One for undecided majors and two paid at this meeting, and we will also elect for the ACT exam. reknowned diplomat and speaker on for the Engineering Department. officers at this meeting. Breakfast Ray Fox, dean of admissions and Thursday, April 7, as Abba Eban will For more informtation, contact Randy provided compliments of Dr. Roger records at UTC, will conduct the make a presentation in the Arena. Wood at 757-8392 or fill out an SGA Thompson of the Department of Criminal workshops. Eban, chairman of the Knesset Foreign appointment form in the Student Affairs Justice. Students will be tutored in English, Affairs and Defense Committee and an Office at 216 University Center. mathematics, social studies, and natural Israeli diplomat, will present a talk entitl Health Day Scheduled science. They will learn test-taking skills ed "Perceptions of the Middle East Writer's Workshop Set The UTC Student Health Service and prior to taking the actual ACT exam at the Today." The spring 1988 Meacham Writer's Memorial Hospital are co-sponsoring end of each workshop. His appearance as the Mizpah's Con Workshop is scheduled for Feb. 18-20 , "Healthy Heart Day" on Wednesday, The workshop will be offered in three gregation's Goldman-Moses Scholar in 1988 on the UTC campus. A wide variety Feb. 10 from 10:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. sessions: Session I — Feb. 2-18; Session Residence is sponsored by UTC, the of national writers are scheduled to in the lobby of the University Center. II — March 15-31; and, Session III — Chattanooga Jewish Community Center, attend. The program is organized to help May 17-June 2. Classes will meet on the Lyndhurst Foundation, and the Moore Foundation, in conjunction with The following events are planned: individuals keep a healthy heart through Tuesdays and Thursdays at 6 p.m. the Mizpah Congregation. Thursday, Feb. 18 6:00, workshops: proper nutrition, exercise, and changing The fee for the workshop is $110. The Lynda Hull and Steve Schwartz; 8:00, one's lifestyle. textbook, all materials, the residual ACT, Eban serves as visiting professor at Col readings: Edward Hirsch, Emily Carolyn Robinson, director of Student and instructional costsare included in the umbia University, is president of the Weiz- Hammond, Gerald Stern. Health Service at UTC states, "I believe fee. man Institute of Science, and is a member Friday, Feb. 19 1:00, reading: Tomaz this is a very important program since Interested students should contact the of the Institute for Advanced Research at Salamun and Philip Deaver; 6:00, heart disease is the number one killer in UTC Continuing Education Office at "Princeton University. workshops: David Wojahn and Philip the nation." She also states, "heart 755-4344. The scholar and diplomat is the author Deaver; 8:00, reading: Lynda Hull, disease is a buildup over a period of SAC Applications Taken of a number of books, including: My Peo Robert Houston, Richard Jackson. years, they will have more chance to The Student Alumni Council of the ple, My Country, an Autobiography; The New Diplomacy; and Heritage: Civiliza Saturday, Feb. 20 10:00, workshops: prevent heart disease in later life." University of Tennessee at Chattanooga tion and the Jews. Gerald Stern and Emily Hammond; Some of the available services are free will soon be accepting applications for 1:00, reading: Ken Smith, David blood pressure, weight, computerized membership for 1988-1989. The SAC is Eban was credited as the youngest Wojahn, Steve Schwartz. heart risk assessments and diets. made of approximately forty UTC diplomat in international affairs when he helped lead the fight to gain recognition The readings will be held in the Flag Information is also available on smoking, students. for Israel as a sovereign nation. He later Room, Guerry Center, while the drugs, overweight, and hypertension The members of the SAC serve as served as Israeli ambassador to the United workshops are in Hunter 203 and 302. which are all heart risk factors. liasons between alumni and current Nations and the United States. Writers interested in the workshops The Red Bank Senior Citizens String students, promote a positive image of Personals
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