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VOLUME 44, NUMBERIN 4 K WELL Phi Alpha Theta — A. Wins Award II The Armstrong State College the University of Kentucky. II chapter of Phi Alpha Theata, an New initiate Cynthia Freeman international honor society in received one of 28 awards by the history, has tied with a Victorian Society in America for University of Alabama at a summer study program at Huntsville chapter for an award Bedford College, University of of $250 as best chapter among London. Sharon Rountree was schools with 2,000 to 4,500 chosen as outstanding student in students. The money will be American History by the used to buy books for the Daughters of the American history department. Colonies. Armstrong's Sigma Theta Chapter, was host to a regional Several faculty members of meeting of Phi Alpha Theta the chapter also have been members in April, with more professionally active. Mrs. Mary than 90 people from 12 Robertson presented a paper on southeastern colleges and "Lucy Gilmer Breckinridge: universities participating. Nascent Feminist of the Old Several students from South" at Furman University. Armstrong's chapter have won Dr. Olavi Arens presented a special recognition this year. paper at the sixth conference on Barbara Ross, chapter secretary, Baltic Studies in Toronto, and received a $3,100 scholarship for Dr. Roger Warlick published two From left to right: Debbie Bergman, Secretary; David Corbett, Vice-President; work toward a master's degree at articles on historical subjects. Cynthia Freeman, Treasurer; Virginia Huber, President. Health Professions Program Proposed

A proposal to create a new, The center, according to a medical services technicians, hospitals, nursing homes and administrators of area hospitals, $3 million health professions report prepared by James F. biomedical engineers, radiology other health care agencies for and both public and private education program at Armstrong Repella, dean for professional technologists, health care trained personnel on a state, health care agency officials. State College has been sent to studies, would provide health educators and huma regional and national basis. The Board of Regents already the Georgia Board of Regents. career education for dozens of development specialists. Between April and has designated Armstrong as one The proposal includes a $1.2 different health related ASC already has degree September, Repella met with of three health professions million, 200-bed dormitory for professions. programs in dental hygiene, more than 150 people education centers in the state. health career students, a Included would be degree, medical technology and nursing representing 22 different loca, College officials plan to seek $957,000 addition to the new certificate and continuing which will be housed in the new regional and national health federal and other grants as well health professions education education programs for $1.5 million building when it related organizations to survey as ask state sources to fund the building now nearing respiratory therapists, medical opens in December. the need for health care programs. completion, and $741,500 for technologists, health care Repella's proposal was the professionals. Included were "Armstrong State College is faculty and operating expenses managers, medical records result of a six month representatives of the Southeast so situated geographically that at the c enter. administrators, emergency investigation into the needs of Georgia Health Systems Agency, See HEALTH page 8 David Frye to Appear

On Wednesday, November 15 (remember Him?), Nelson Brando, Dr. Joyce Brothers, at 8:00 p.m. in the Fine Arts Rockefeller (the former Vice William F. Buckley, Jr., Lillian Auditorium, the Armstrong President and current owner of Carter, Rodney Dangerfield, State College Union Board will Puerto Rico, to quote a close Sammy Davis, , sponsor the most amazing, friend of Rocky's), and George , Rex Harrison, stupendous, spectacular parade Wallace. Mary Hartman, Dustin Hoffman, of personalities to ever step foot Joining this beginning to be Karl Maiden, Beatrice Arthur as in a single area - much less on a drowded and well worn stage, "Maude," , single stage in a single are fellow actors, political Ricardo Montalban and his pet auditorium on one single night. figures and activists who have, Cordoba, (who Appearing will be "The unfortunately, been unable to recently returned from a rather Greatest," Mohammad Ali, and appear in public for quite some low flying trip over the cuckoo's the sports commentator dearly time now, but who will make a nest), , Anthony loved by all (including his good special once i in a lifetime (or Quinn, Rex Reed, Telly Savalas, friend, Mohammad Ali), Howard should I say post lifetime) George C. Scott, Tom Snyder, Cosell. Also appearing will be appearance on our very stage: and . the CBS news anchorman, Clark Gable, , Thousands of people should (is that really Lyndon B. Johnson, and Martin fill the audience on November the way it i is, Walter?) Billy Luther King. Making brief 15 at 8:00 p.m. -- if not to Carter, Gerald Ford, Henry appearances on stage will be outnumber the celebrities on Kissinger, Robert (Baretta") Blake, Marlon See FRYE page 3 Ort^L Page Two THE INKWELL Inkwell Opinions Regents Decision Made by Katie Daly over the loss of ASC's Business The Board of Regents has department and the students and finally reached a decision faculty that belong to that concerning the prospective fates department. of Armstrong State College and The loss of the Business Savannah State College. department will also effect The proposal, as it now enrollment drastically. ASC will stands, states that starting Fall lose up to 800-900 students Quarter 1979 Armstrong will while only gaining lose its whole Business approximately 200 students in department to Savannah State Teacher's Education. but will gain the entire Teacher's Dr. Ashmore also stated that Education program for both in an effort to overcome the schools. The admission standards serious drop in enrollment he at Savannah State will be raised hopes to add new programs in from 650 to 750 to meet ASC's such areas as Teacher's Ed., while both schools will raise Health and Criminal Justice for their verbal scores from 300 to both undergraduate and 350. There are also plans to graduate students. create a joint Continuing Education center. In reply to a question Savannah State will receive concerning the fate of next $5,000,000 for new programs year's seniors Dr. Ashmore said and buildings. Armstrong, that he had no answer. But, he however, will receive nothing added that he hoped and except a guarantee that the recommended that the seniors in combined budget for Teacher's quesiton would be allowed to Education from both schools receive their degree from the will not be lowered for two school they attended their first years. three years in college. When interviewed, Dr. Heniy Also, according to Ashmore, L. Ashmore, President of as soon as the proposal is official Armstrong State College, the two institutions will meet expressed his disappointment together to work on the transfer. S.G.A. Election Cancelled Students at Armstrong will Therefore, these candidates will Tina Gardner, and David G askin . not have the opportunity to become Senators in the Student Katie Parks is the new elect their own representatives Government Assocation by Sophomore Senator. The Open to fill the vacant Senate seats acclamation. (By the way, the Departmental Seats were filled this year. The reason for this announcement about the by Glen Gibbons, Criminal deviation from democratic upcoming election and filing Justice; Grady Prosser, procedure is that none of the dates for candidates was seats were contested in the Education; and Judith Blazer, announced in the last Inkwell Languages and Literature. Willie election. and printed on posters Every candidate who filed for Tuten is the new Senator At throughout the school.) Large. There are still some CATALOG of COLLEGIATE RESEARCH office during the week of The new Freshman Senators October 2-6th is unopposed. Departmental Seats open. For Over 10,000 listings! All subjects. are Dotty Cook, Steve Fulton, more info contact Leesa Bohler, Send NOW for this FREE catalog. SGA Vice President. (offer expires Dec. 31,1978) The new Senators will be Send to: COLLEGIATE RESEARCH sworn in at the Senate Meeting P.O. Box 84396, Los Angeles, CA. 90073 INKWELL on Thursday, October 19th. The Senate meets every Thursday at ARMSTRONG STATE COLLEGE 7:/.^u30 a.a.mm. in ttherie CoLonnfeiererennccee 11935 Abercorn Ext. Room, Second Floor, MMCCC.C. L- - Savannah, Ga. 31406 -EDITOR. Catherine Smith Turn in Your Emptie

by Danny Brown T by Danny Brown rcol*nl 1lec or>tf oilall the money an— dJ regain nGer iner. Lynn can beUa c fi ASSOCIATE EDITORS Miller's support. through the Office of S For the past couple of years Katie Daly Terry Malphrus Miller holds their turn-in Activities. This year Mil any recognized organization on contest two or three times a be sponsoring the tickets campus has been asked to collect SPORTS EDITORS year. When you turn in your Miss A.S.C. pageant whi Miller beer cans and bottles for cans or bottles be sure to tell be held on November 1 Mary Ellen Whelan Lynda Broussard possible money prizes. In the them which organization you 8:00 P.M. Miller was cons past mainly the Greek want the credit to go to. At the sponsoring the whole pi organizations and the STAFF WRITFR end of the contest the winning but was unable to becaus Buccanneers have entered this David Dorondo organization can win up to $500 money was budget! contest and competed with their in each contest. The cans and Savannah State/ College counter parts at Savannah State CARTOONIST bottles must belong to the Miller their large can and bottle College. It has been brought to company and must be put in last year. We have a ch a Matt Dixon my attention that Armstrong Miller boxes. This is an easy way become the top school < organizations aren't doing much to make money and keep the gain all of Miller's suppc TYPISTS of a job compared to Savannah streets clean. the next school year if ^ State students. Last year most of Katie Parks Sue Scott pick up those cans an d the prize money and Miller Any article with a by-line expresses the opinion of the This year Miller wants to and turn them in as so support went to Savannah State author and does not necessarily express the view of the become Armstrongs beer and possible. The location ft because of their large turn in of Inkwell, administration, faculty, or student body. wants our organizations to tum in is Kern Distr ibuti cans and bottles. This year I contact them through our new Liberty Street. Your su would like to see Armstrong campus representative Lynn will help us all. October 18, 1978 ON CAMPUS Page Three

HALLOWEEN of various top groups (the Beach COSTUME BALL Boys, the Beatles, Kansas, and Student Activities Office and the the students of Armstrong. The ASC vs ASU 9:00 A.M. Appearing at ASC... deadline date is October 20. the Eagles). They wrote and fashion show will be held at the December 10; DEPART ASU RAMBO STREET!!! performed the album "Virgin" M.C.C. lunch room and will start 1:00 P.M. December 10; On Oc tober 28, from 9 p.m. TOTALITARIAN With RAMBO STREET, you get at 12:30 p.m. and will run for ARRIVE Savannah 10:00 PM. til 1 a.m ., RAMBO STREET will DOUBLE FEATURE "it" and a whole lot more. one hour. Jeans Junction puts December 10. perform for the Halloween Francios Truffaut has called on a fashion show every year Cost per person: $86.50 Dance sponsored by the College STUDENTS UNITE the movie "Night and Fog" the and are excited about returning includes: Union Bo ard. Admi ssion for the The ASC Quiz Bowl will be most important picture he has to our campus. Jeans Junction 1. Round trip transportation dance will be: Students, $1.00, held on October 23, 24, 25 and seen in his life, artistically, has also agreed to loan the 2. Lodging (2 to a room) at the Non-Students, $2.00. Anyone in the deadline has been moved politically and in every other 1978-79 Miss ASC one weeks Swiss Colony a Halloween costume will get back till October 20. Any group way. You will have the worth of clothing to wear on 3. All day Lift ticket for $1.00 off the price of admission. of at least five students who opportunity to see this classic campus. The Miss ASC pageant Saturday Therefore, (simple deduction) wish to compete need to sign up film Wednesday (that's tonight will be h eld on N ovember 11th 4. Ski Rental any student in costume will get as soon as possible. You do not folks) at 9:30 in room 206 of and the winner will wear her 5. One introductory skiing in FREE!! have to belong to an the library. Directly before at new borrowed outfits on the lesson Now, to tell you a little about organization or a club to 7:00 will be the answer to the week of November 13th. Register up for the trip in the the band. RAMBO STREET compete in the Quiz Bowl. We question "How on earth did the Everyone knows that jeans will Student Activities office prior to toured with "Jesus Christ are also asking the different German people ever get always be in style and Jeans November 8. Payment must Superstar" in 1973. It is a departments on campus, which snookered into following a mad Junction has one of the largest accompany registration to assure selections of jeans in Savannah. 5-piece band that is very have clubs, to join this years man like Adolf Hitler?" A young your seat on the trip. The first So please plan to attend the versatile. They play various Quiz Bowl and see how sharp woman named Leni Riefenstahl thirty people to pay will get fashion show and feel free to eat types of music (T op 40 / Disco / your clubs really are. The sign was hired by Goebel's away. department of propaganda to your lunch while you watch the Rock) and reproduce the sound up sheet is located in the GIRLS NEEDED film the 1934 Party Congress in show. For any further Nuremburg bringing about information contact the Special The Miss ASC pageant Frye "Triumph of the Will," the Events Committee of the Union deadline will be on October 20 Board. and the sign up sheet is located Continued from page I greatest propaganda film of all caricatures and satiric lampoons in the Office of Student stage, how about to watch the time. Critics are amazed at the all aimed at the soft underbellies GET OUT OF TOWN Activities. Any girl who would stage collapse under the spell it casts even today. Tonight of those people who, for one With the CUB Special Events like to sign up to be in the thousands of pounds of weight will be the last night these films reason or another, find Committee Sugar Mountain pageant must be a ASC student all th e celebrities and the myriad will be shown. Admission is free. themselves thrust into public Don't miss 'em. Skiing excursion. and must be single. The winner personalities of the real star of life. Frome one end of the will win a full year scholarship the show, David Frye? political spectrum to the other, FASHION SHOW AT ASC Schedule and a chance to compete in the That's right, David Frye. He in David Dry's world, no On November the 7th, Jeans DEPART ASC 12:00 noon Miss Georgia pageant. An "has th e gift of laughter." He is politician is sacred." David Frye Junction and the Armstrong December 8; ARRIVE Sugar Mt. information meeting will be held a mimic, parodist, sa tirist, actor, is 1000 personalities all rolled State College Union Board will 9:00 PM. December 8; SKI all on October 26 for the girls who cartoonist, and a participating into one (fortunately for the be presenting a fashion show to day December 9th; BOWLING have signed up. spectator in the human survival of our stage and stages comedy." David Frye was bom all over the country - including in Brooklyn, New York. He stages on The Tonight Show, the show business career began Mike Douglas Show, and during a short lived job at the numerous variety shows), and all Anchor Office Cleaning of them begging to come out. Company. When startled The Lecture Committee of customers were greated on the the College Union Board is on its telephone by , knees, begging you to come out they woul d hang up and redial, for one of the most memorable only to be greeted by Sidney experiences of your lifetime Greenstreet. When David began (and possible your searching for another job, he post-lifetime), on November 15 also bega n haunting Greenwich at 8:00 p.m. at the Armstrong Village coffeehouses, soon State College Fine Arts developing a huge audience. Auditorium. The devastatingly Expanding his routine, David reasonable admission prices will soon created a "galery of incisive appear in a future issue of the and biting protraits, wicked Inkwell.

YOUR ADVICE AND OURNA VAL COLLEGE PROGRAM COULD HELP A STUDENT THROUGH COLLEGE

Not all of today's qualified students can afford college. You can give helpful advice to many of them, by suggesting the Naval ROTC College Program. Naval ROTC College Program is available at Savannah State College for Savannah State and Armstrong State College Students. It not only provides uniforms but books and $100 a month living expenses the last two years of college and also gives students an exciting and responsible * PRESENTS * career after graduation. A career as a Navy or Marine Corps Officer. To qualify for the College Program, students have to be strong academically, particularly in science and math. Extra-curricular activities help too. You can play an important role by letting young People know about Naval ROTC College Program. Tell them that they can get complete information from the NROTC Unit, Savannah State College. FRIDAVS 8-10 P.M. TELEPHONE 356-2206 Page Four Foul Mouths Wante finding people whose teeth will sin Wanted: Adults who haven't years, says Dr. Jim Bell, head of clean teeth, give flouride ce instructor, A give our students practice using eck had their teeth cleaned in a long the department. treatments and take x-rays for student's work at : Vera time or maybe even never. "We need people whose teeth some 3,000 patients each year. special instruments," Bell said. the process. ' step. Students in Armstrong State will be a good learning "But we're getting too many Students must work on several The Armstrong n College's dental hygiene program experience for our students," children and too many adults different kinds of problems to need people who haven't had Bell said. who routinely get their teeth meet graduation requirements. through SyftJ their teeth cleaned for several The dental hygiene students cleaned. We're having trouble Cost of the cleaning is $2 for adults and $1 for children, he said. X-rays are an extra $2. "5: Having your teeth cleaned by To make an ann™.. students takes longer than a trip 356-5309. The to a regular dentist, Bell adds, does no dental work

Workshop on Adolescence Scheduled November 3 Two workshops on teenagers Marion Howard, director of fc and their problems are being Teen Services C enter at G radv koffered at Armstrong .State Memorial Hospital in A ll®, College this month and next. and assistant professor in tig "Workshop on Adolescence," department of obstetrics a nd ^scheduled Friday, Oct. 13, will gynecology at Emory Universiw examine normal adolescent Marie E. Mitchell, Pro p' development and therapy leader at the hospital's te en techniques for teenagers and also services center, wh o works with will focus on the problems of pregnant teens and counsels teenage pregnance and suicide. others on family p lanning, ah Max Sugar, professor of will participate in the workshop. clinical psychiatry at Louisiana The program will include State University Medical Center, c o m m unicating with is conducting the seminar. He is adolescents, how-to s essions on also a physician at Charity family planning for teenagers, Hospital in New Orleans, where services for pregnant te ens and he teaches and does research, teenage families, an d d iscussion Win valuable prizes foryourorganization. along with running a private of materials available fo r adults practice in child and adult working with adolescents. All you do is collect empty Miller bottles psychiatry. Cost of the October workshop The second seminar on (1 pt. per pound) and cans (30 pts. per is $16, and the November adolescence and family planning seminar is $14. is scheduled Friday, Nov. 3. pound) and receive a coupon for the The workshops are t Focusing on teenage sexuality, by Armstrong's Division the workshop will examine the points earned. The top point earning or­ Community Services through th problems teenagers face as they Mental Health Advisory Counci ganizations will win their choice of many try to resolve the conflicts in a To register, contact Viol society that tells them to stay valuable prizes. Norwich, conferenc chaste while bombarding them coordinator, at Armstrong Stat with media messages that urge College, 11 1935 Abercon Any campus group is eligible... them to become sexually active. Extension, Savannah, Ga Leading the workshop is 31406. No purchase necessary. Enter today! For further information contact your A small price to pay campus rep today. for culture.

Campus Representative: LYNN GERINER Telephone: 355-9914

IP' P®a'er: Breyers ol iCraft Inc. will reimb urse ninet Kem Distributing Co. I you 15* plus 5* handling , allowance when this cou- I pon has been properly WsrJXi I redeemed lor any two void where laxedJ^ breyers yogurts by your red raspberry hibited or resincted y 233-1176 customer provided you law, and may not received it on your sale of transferred byy°u this product and that suffi­ yogurt % cient product to cover all Customer must pay redemptions has been sales oramilw u® purchased by you within applicable.OltofflJjjj 8X4BY505 STORE COUPON 15C OFF 1 BREYERS. All natural, creamy full of fruit ^BREYERS!Real yogurt at its bestj October 18, 1978 NEW SHORTS

SID SIMON CONDUCTS by Armstrong and the University WORKSHOP College, 119 35 Abercorn, and must be aimed at improving Report, and will be available in of Georgia's Small Business Savannah, 31406. Sid S imon, national leader in the information available to late 1978.. Development Center, are both students concerning campus humanistic education, will lead a 2% hour sessions at $ 10 each. SECOND ANNUAL NATIONAL programs, opportunities and The competition is supported workshop on values clarification The seminars will examine the COMPETITION FOR STUDENT experiences, such as orientation by a grant from the Department at Armstrong State College, Oct. tax consequences of organizing INFORMATION PROJECTS handbooks or guides for women of Health, Education and 26. Welfare's Fund for the and conducting a business as a The National Student reentering college. Materials Simon, who started the values Improvement of Postsecondary sole proprietorship, partnership Educational Fund is sponsoring, must have been produced during clarification movement in Education. To date, the or corporation, along with for the second year, the Better the 1977-78 or 1978-79 psychology and teaching, takes a Chronicle of Higher Education, providing information on record Information Project: Prizes in academic years. personal approach in teaching the International Study Travel keeping, preparing tax returns, Education (BIPPIE), a national Each of the 12 winners will people to clarify what they Center, and the Student Loan selecting business forms and competition to encourage and win a trip to Washington, D.C. at Marketing Association have also stand for in life. preparing for retirement. recognize original student which time the prize money will contributed to the project. The In a rare appearance in the The accounting methods most produced informational be awarded at a national College Entrance Examination southeast, Simon will conduct beneficial to small businesses materials. Information Celebration. Board has donated funds toward the workshop from 1 p.m. to 9 also will be covered. $500 awards will be given to Application packets available the project's evaluation p.m. for teachers, counselors, The tax clinic seminars will each of the 12 best entries. from the National Student activities. administrators, mental and meet from 7 to 9:30 p.m. on Winners will then give their Educational Fund, 2000 P medical health professionals, both dates. For further award money to the student Street, NW, Suite 305, The competition is sponsored religious educators, students, inforamtion, contact J. Phillip organization or project of their Washington, D.C. 20036. by the National Student parents, couples and other Cook at 356-5322. To register, choice. Over 330 students entered the Educational Fund, a national interested in personal growth. mail a check payable to Individual students and 1977-78 BIPPIE contest. non-profit group engaged in Simon's premise is that most Armstrong State College to student organizations are eligible Information from last year's research, inforamtion services people don't confront the Cook, Office of Community to enter the competition. All competition is currently being and training activities from a question of what is to be done Services, Armstrong State materials may be in any media compiled into a Project Research student perspective. with their lives and that they don't develop a system of values that allows them to make decisions with confidence. His workshop aims at helping individuals discover and develop their own values and a sense of personal worth and self esteem. He also will focus on teaching people strategies they can use in their lives with students, children or clients. Simon is a professor of humanistic education in the Center for Humanistic Studies at the University of Massachusetts. He is t he author of more than 100 books and articles, including Values and Teaching; Values Clarification, Meeting Yourself Halfway; Caring, Feeling, Touching; I Am Lovable and Capable; and Helping Your Child Learn Right From Wrong. Cost of the seminar is $21. For information, contact J. Phillip Cook, (912) 356-5323.

DR. WILLIAM MEGATHLIN RECEIVES APPOINTMENT Dr. William Megathlin, head of the criminal justice department at Armstrong State College, has been named to a state law enforcement advisory committee that will develop new certification levels for peace officers. Megathlin's appointment was announced by Sheriff Franklin Thornton, chairman of the Georgia Peace Officer Standards and Training Council (POST). The POST Council is Kem Distributing developing levels of peace officer certification to include Company, Inc. intermediate, advanced officer, management - supervisory and Wholesale Distributors executive levels. 621 East Liberty Street The new levels of certification Phone 233-1176 will be based on education, training and experience.

TAX CLINIC SCHEDULED Two tax clinics for small businessmen are scheduled at Armstrong State College Oct. 16 and 23. The clinics, sponsored jointly Page Six October Whelan's Wide World of Intramurojn by Mary Elian Whelan romped past Sigma Nu 25-0. with a season average of 200 and the highest season average with Meet Time Trials 12-30 „ s Flag football season opened Tom Holland led the Colts with a three game series of 601. Tim's 155 and the best three game Sunday, October 8th with eight team stands undefeated average at 465. Collen Brown Meet Finals 12:30 twelve points in a 36-0 clobber P.m. following four games of play. and Mary Mangan, both Little exciting games being played. over PKT. In other action Pike October Highlights of the women's and the Tigers tied in an evenly John Siedl leads anohter Tigers, hold second place with a 26: Badn Tournament EntraDer-""01 games show the P.E. Club matched defensive battle 6-6. undefeated team BSU, with a season average of 152 each. The defeating Pike Little Sisters Tom Holland led the Colts in a season average of 175 and a Little Tigers are the only October 27: MidTerlT'i 12-0. Kim Olcott led Dental last second desparation catch for three game series of 525. Sigma undefeated women's team. Day to Complete Team R0'ij Hygiene to a quick comeback as a touchdown outscoring Pi Nu is also undefeated. Please don't forget these October 30: B»J • the Hygienists squeaked by the Kappa Phi 22-18. Bobby Spivey Turning to the women's important intramural events Tournament Begins. Little Tigers 19-18. Pi Kappa Phi scored two touchdowns for a intramural bowling league Linda coming up soo: October 3J: Intra: Little Sisters, PKT Little Sisters, Pike victory over Sigma Nu. Pike Siedl of Pike Little Sisters holds October 18, 19 and 20: Swim Council Meeting Phi Mu, and Alpha Gamma Delta downed Sigma Nu 16-0. In the P-m. will play their scheduled games final game the Tigers shut-out at the later date. the winless PKT team 25-0. The men's leagues games were Please check the schedule for The Big A Club definately one sided victories next weeks games. with the exception of one tie. In other intramural action, by Lynda Broussard spirit, enthusiasm and concern Led by Jim Woods with two Tim Gallagher of Pi Kappa Phi the Running Pirates season I'm sure many of you have for the needs of the players. touchdowns, Pi Kappa Phi No. 1 leads the men's bowling You might be saying n ow- wondered what exactly is the Some of you might say the well that's awful nice for theBk Big A Club all about. Probably students have spirit too, so why A Club to do that-but how can some of you have never even does the Big A get reserved I get involved? Well that's t he heard of the Big A. Well, for seats? The reason for this is, the easy part! The games ar e f ree Nautilus/Savannah those of you who wonder, now Big A not only provides All that is required is a student is the time for you to learn what scholarships for the players, but I.D. and pick up tickets in Fitness Center the Big A is and how you can get they pay for their basic expenses advance at the student activities involved in supporting your For Men and Women for our of town games, buy new building. I can't imagine any basketball team. For you who equipment to improve the jij: Total Conditioning through student not wanting to support never heard of the Big A Club it ability of the players, and, for their own basketball team; p full range exercise which is time for you to listen, learn the students, charter buses for at however, it s true! I personally pon/y Nautilus provides. and get involved! least three road trips. Also, this was quite shocked coming from The Big A Club is an year for the firs time the Big A is a small high school to se e th e '•£.30-40 Minutes of Intensive organization of basketball fans going to sponsor a Tip-Off number of people that come to pExercise Three Time A who support the men's Tournament November 24 and the Pirate's games. We had more basketball team here at :•:• Week Will Result in 25. This tournament will open See BIG A page 8 Armstrong State College. It's :•:•Steady, Total main purpose is the elevation of :;j:Conditioning. men's basketball. The Big A INTRAMURAL SPORTS SCHEDULE SUNDAY OCTOBER 22 NO CONTRACTS member one must pay $100.00 PM Alpha Gam - Little Sis. Pike LOW RATES per season. This entitles the 1:15 Pi Kappa Phi-Colts member to two season tickets Den. Hy.-Little Sis. 2:15 Tigers-PKT Nautilus/Savannah Fitness Center worth $15.00 a piece, a reserved Pi Kappa Phi (White) 12050 Abercorn 925-9672 seat at home games and a Phi Mu - Little Tigers 3:15 Sigma Nu-Pike Across from St. Joseph's Hospital hospitality room during home Little Sis. PKT - P.E. dub 4:15 Pi Kappa Phi • Tigers (White) Next to Armstrong College games at half-time. This club is Sigma Nu - Colts equivalent to any high school 5:15 PKT-Pike booster club. They exist in Sunday October 29 Phi Mu - Little Sis. Pi Kappa Phi 1:15 P .E. Club - Little Tigers (Blue) 2:15 Pi Kappa Phi-PKT Dental Hy. - Alpha Gam 3:15 Colts-Pike Little Sis. PKT - Little Sis. Pike 4:15 Sigma Nu - Tigers NEW — JOIN NOW CO-ED HANDICAP BOWLING Tuesday Nights - 6:15 Major League Lanes STUDENT — FACULTY — STAFF — GUESTS ABERCORN AND VICTORY DRIVE (at least one team member from ASC) Savannah's Largest and Finest Nightclub CONTACT Coach Bed well356-5339 Presents An Intramural Department Armstrong College Special

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Continued from page 1 Armstrong from outside full range of health care services people coming to our high support. If you think, there are approximately 40 Savannah and can't find in a burgeoning economy "is the school games than Armstrong basketball is quite hospitals and health care reasonably priced housing. The health professions education does coming to their college sport especially th e A dream," he added. institutions in its service area," dorm would include 100 two games. O n an average Armstrong the Pirate s run sk£^ To start a program similar to Repella said in his report. "The occupant one room efficiency has approximately 300 students youve never been to 7 t the one Repella proposes from pressure upon institutions to apartments. per game. With 3000 students just come once, and I if6 scratch in a similarly recruit health care professionals "Savannah has a wealth of that's pretty poor support. Our you won't bedisappojf^ resource-rich area w ould cost $5 ; is obvious." health resources, as well as players don't play for their own those of you who d o a ' million or more, he said. Starting The employment market excellent cooperation between amusement, they play because your team ^ one in an area with only routine k includes 195 hospitals in ASC's Armstrong, other health they are proud of their college of your friends and l et? or rural oriented health care extended service area, he said, as agencies, and the medical and they want to represent you enjoy the game too. This J well as providing services for would be "signing a blank community," Repella said. as a group. hope to see a lot nf some 500 health organizations in check," he said. H A city like Savannah, with a involved, enthusiastic stf neighboring states. The least the students can do Give your support! A nd The new health professions Employment Opportunities is get excited and give some you Big A! education building, about 90 percent completed, includes a Continued from page 7 120-seat amphitheatre type approximately 10-19 hrs. a week, on call. Salary: $2.65 hr. lecture hall, 12 classrooms, a * * * * You can forget mock hospital unit, laboratory, Two sales people needed at auto parts store. Hours: Afternoons, about your hair conference rooms and offices. evenings, and weekends. Salary: $2.65/hr. after a visit to Sophistocated teaching and * * * * Great Haircut Unltd, health care equipment will Baby-sitting - There are several listings for baby-sitters located on include slide-tape players, a Placement bulletin board. Let our hair design©, closed circuit television system, * * * * show you how to have x-ray viewers, intensive care Salesperson needed for local bakery. Deliveries included. Sunday and hair that always looks ventilators and blood gas Wednesday. 9:00-1:00 and 2:00-6:00 p.m. Will try to be flexible terrific-that looks & analyzers. with schedule. The classrooms have many behaves th© woy you built-in features such as movie For further job notifications and information check the glassed-in want it to, screens, mock medications bulletin board across fr om the Registrar's Office. This is located in dispensing units and a preventive the Administration Building. If further clarification on job notices is dentistry suite. needed - see Kar en Payne, Room 5 in the Administration Building Adding an additional 16,000 JOB? square feet to the building NEED A would make room for 10 extra Audio - Visual Services in Lane Library has an opening for classrooms, 30 offices, x-ray a student assistant machinery and equipment for occupational and physical Hours therapy. 8:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Monday - Thursday The 200 bed dorm is needed, 10:00 am to 3:00 pm Saturday Repella's report said, to provide Anyone interested contact Mrs. Bosque in AV We'll advise you for students who come to services (second floor of library) on cut curl color, and conditioning, Save during October with this special--

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