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Vol. 57 - No. 8 Statesboro, Georgia \ For'X'Number Of Years Exit Exam May Be Temporary By DEBBY DURRENCE "will be used, properly used, student records. No one, to my ly failed the first tests last that those students were reim- over the next three to four knowledge, has made any use of spring quarter at the Univer- bursed and the state is paying The controversial exit years." the results. No study of that sity, according to administra- for the tests, we don't have as exam for graduating seniors By then, enough test results sort has been done by the tive figures. many complaints." may turn out to be a temporary will be gathered to make the Registrar's office," he said. "We didn't have anyone According to the Red and project, according to an exam useful in evaluating Chancellor Simpson stated in intentionally fail the tests," Black story, one alternative interview with Chancellor academic programs, Simpson the Red and Black story that he said Joyner, "but we did have a considered in lieu of the senior George L. Simpson in The Red told the Red and Black. appreciates the doubts about few students register for the exit exam is a sophomore and Black, the University of But any comparison of test the exam that persist in the test, then come, sign their comprehensive exam. Georgia's student newspaper. scores, or use of the results, will minds of many faculty members names and leave. They didn't The decision to go ahead with Simpson, interviewed in be done by individual units of at the University and else- realize that we had to have some the exit exam was made so the Atlanta, said the exam idea the university system and not where. sort of score. They finally ended system would "not drift along "may be a term proposition, directed by his office, he said. Joyner said that there was no up having to take the test." three or five years" but find a followed for 'x' number of years Lloyd L. Joyner, GSC's formal protest by GSC's faculty Joyner said that many way to "stop and take a look" and then abandoned." registrar, said that Georgia but they were opposed to it. students protested the tests last at academic standards, Simp- Simpson added, however, Southern does not compare test We wonder about the purpose of year as being retroactive, son said. that the greater probability, scores. and need for such a test." complaining that requirements and his hope, is that the tests "We use them only for About 200 students purpose- Joyner sees it a different way. for the exit exams were not "How can a college administ- spelled out in the catalog. er tests without the money and Dated From 1812 "At first, when the students staff to grade them and put had to pay for the tests, that them to use? What's the use of really caused some consterna- having tests and not using the Library Gets Artifacts tion," said Joyner. "But now scores?" he asked. A collection of Civil War to give something to the school this treasury. We have some letters and artifacts was given because it gave his son, Greg, outstanding Civil War experts Who's Who Adds to the Georgia Southern College an education through a in our History department and I library last week by Mr. and basketball scholarship,'' said know they'll make good use of Mrs. L.E. Hawver of Edge- Mrs. Hawver. the Cone collection. 12 GSC Students water, Fla. "This institution has tremen- "I hope this gift will be one of a Who's Who Among Students major and daughter of Mr. and Given in memory of Mrs. dous potential and we wanted to series - that people will begin to in American Universities and Mrs. Cecil Usher of Garden Hawver's mother, Kathleen do our part to help." want to donate collections such Colleges has accepted the City, Ga.; Sally Collins, a social Cone Knopp, the gift includes She went on to add, "We as this so that othersmay reap nomination of twelve Georgia sciences major and daughter of letters relating to the military thought GSC would be able to the benefit of them," he said. Southern College students for Mr. and Mrs. Ray Collins of activities of the Cone family, appreciate the collection and it The Cone collection compris- inclusion in its 1976-77 Decatur, Ga.; Sally Hester, a who had served as U.S. Army would be in a place where people es 208 manuscript items of publication. home economics major and officers-S.H. Cone in the War could enjoy them." closely written material, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. of 1812, and S. Wallace Cone in Kenneth Walter, director of Students who are nominated wooden dispatch box of the for inclusion must have a grade James S. Hester of Charleston the Civil War. libraries said, "The GSC Civil War period, S.W. Cone's Heights, S.C. "My husband and I wanted library is delighted to receive point average of 2.8 or better officer's hat ornament, SDurs, and must have distinguished Robert Holley, a general and saber belt and buckle and a themselves by their involve- business major and son of Mr diptych Daguerreotype of Cone ment and leadership in campus and Mrs. Robert L. Holley of and his wife. activities. Decatur, Ga.; Carolyn Johnson, The letters fall into four The Georgia Southern Col- an office administration major groups...letters of the War of lege members of Who's Who and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1812, a small group of mis- Among Students in American H. Autrey Johnson of Elizabeth cellaneous minor official pieces, Universities and Colleges this City, N.C.; Laura Rice, a voice and a sizeable group of letters year are as follows: major and daughter of Louis W. written during the Civil War. Rice of Atlanta, Ga. Susan Ambrose, an art major Estelle Roth, a music major There are 63 letters from and the daughter of D.F. 1810-1814, 29 letters between and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Jr., of Dunwoody, Paul E. Roth of Atlanta, Ga.; the wars from S.H. Cone to S. Ga.; Diane Cappelli, an English Wallace Cone (1843-1859), and Emerson Marshall Turner, an major and daughter of Mr. and economics major and son of a small lot of 12 miscellaneous Mrs. A.P. Capelli of Dublin, pieces, one printed general E.M. Turner of Elberton, Ga.; GSC President Pope Duncan Steve Ellwood Ga.; Russell Cason, a theory and Columbis G. Walden, a order of 30 July 1851 and one and composition major and son and Kenneth Walter accept 1892 map of Kansas. theory and composition major Civil War artifacts presented to of E.B. Cason Jr., of College and son of Mr. and Mrs. C.G. the school by Mr. and Mrs. Some of the collection is now Park, Ga. Walden Jr., of Lumber City, L.E. Hawver. on display at the library. Susan Clary, a journalism Ga. HKS
PAGE TWO-NEWS. *:;&>::*>^::^::::;:::::::::::^:;»:!^^^ Asks Pay Raise Support AAUPAppeals Statewide l By BETH BLOUGH A will go to the public shcool legislature as elected members An appeal for teachers to system and VA will go to the of the House or Senate. support the 15 per cent raise University System. Currently no college level currently before the Georgia However, if the amendment faculty member may serve in legislature was made at the passes and Governor Busbee this capacity due to a state law Adolescent Suicide annual statewide meeting of the succeeds himself, leaders in the prohibiting members of the American Association of Uni- House and Senate will not executive branch of the state versity Professors (AAUP) held support the bill, said Steeley. government to participate in at Georgia Southern Oct. 22-23. Busbee has also stated that he the legislature. May Be Mel Steeley, a registered will veto any legislation to Guilt Outlet This law has been interpreted lobbyist for the AAUP, said increase sales tax. Suicide is the fifth highest Anti-social tendencies, delin- to include college faculty j that the general attitude in the A resolution prepared by Dr. cause of death -among adoles- quency, sexual permissiveness, members among the executive truancy; these are signs of House and Senate regarding the Marlin Law of Georgia Tech branch of state government. cents, and is often premeditated raise is favorable, but the Economic Department was as a final attempt at solving depression in young people, she A full investigation of the said "They vacilate between money to fund it is not passed at the meeting which long-term problems, said Dr. available. adopted a salary schedule that Teacher's Retirement System Eva Shiner, clinical psycholo- boredom and restlessness and will be made this year and work have trouble concentrating. He projects a five per cent would establish minimum gist at Cleveland Metropolitan increase under current budget- salary at all ranks for junior and toward reducing the number of General Hospital. They may feel anger against years before unconditional their parents and feel guilt for ary conditions. A tax increase is senior college and university She spoke to a group of about necessary for the 15 per cent faculty. vesting in it from 10 to 5 years 45 students in GSC's Physics- that anger. So suicide is used as will continue. an outlet." raise to be allocated, he said. The system would be based Math building, Oct. 9 as a guest If the amendment allowing a on the state merit system and Other resolutions passed of the psychology department. governor to succeed himself is on the national average of include securing the right of "Depression is one of the defeated, leadership support in salary for faculty personnel. tenure status for aliens in the biggest components causing state government may be State officials for the AAUP University System, input by adolescent suicide," she said, enough to push through a sales will work with the Board of the AAUP into the committee "and a feeling of loss for tax increase of one per cent Regents for the schedule's of the Board of Regents something overvalued as secur- which would cover the 15 per implementation projected for regarding contract terminology ity underlines this depression." cent, said Steeley. 1980. (especially regarding the contin- Adolescence itself is a time of If the bill passes, lA of the The Executive of the AAUP gency clause of the teacher's loss, Shriner said. The youth is new revenue will go to cities and will prepare a bill to legalize pay contracts), and ratification losing his childhood and counties for property tax relief, faculty participation in the of the ERA. becoming emancipated from his parents, which can cause frequent depression. "This '10,000 Is Projected Goal doesn't have to lead to an attempted suicide, but chronic exposure to loss, like divorce or death, can lead to chronic Bike-A-Thon Makes Drive depression." Marty Evans Girls have a 4:1 ratio over - SHINER By DEBRA BREWTON ot the main events sponsored by choice, french fries and a The third annual Mc- BARC during Mental Retarda- regular size soft drink from boys at attempted suicide, but A child who tries to kill : four times as many boys Donald's Bike-A-Thon for the tion Week Nov. 7-13. McDonalds. himself often has a history of Bulloch Association for Retard- Vicki Simmons, co-chairman All participants in the actually die from an attempt, suicide in his family, which ed Citizens (BARC) will be held of the project said that this year Bike-A-Thon are"eligible for the Shiner, said. "Girls usually gives him models to follow, Sat., Nov. 13, 1976. The25 mile in addition to the Bike-A-Thon bicycle donated by Southern ingest pills, while boys use Shiner said. "You can look for route will begin at McDonald's a Mini-Thon for children 1 year Auto Supply which will be firearms, explosives, or hang signs of depression or family themselves. They take pills in Statesboro at 10:30 a.m., go to kindergarten age will begin given away at 3:00 p.m. Prizes models, but there is on to High Hope Center and return at the Bulloch County Court- will also be awarded Dec. 20 to also, but the use of weapons is indication that is the predictor more common." to McDonald's by 2:00 p.m. house at 9:00 a.m. A those who collected the most of all. A previous attempt." She has seen 20 suicide The Bike-A-Thon will be one Run-A-Thon for those desiring money for their ride. attempts in the past 12 months, to participate as runners will GSC fraternities, sororities, Shiner said, 18 of which were concur with the Bike-A-Thon and other campus organizations girls and 2 were boys. Stephen Stills Concert event, Simmons added. are urged by Mrs. Sam "I work with a culturally and Basically the same format Dipolito, director of High Hope economically deprived group, and rules for riders will be used Center, to help raise $10,000 which may account for the high To Be Presented Nov. 11 this year as last year, with each the goal for this year's main rate," she said. "But suicide is rider expected to seek pledges BARC fund-raising activity. underestimated and under- A concert featuring Stephen Nash and Young. To date Stills from people in order to enter the Proceeds of the event will reported. There is a stigma Stills and Friends sponsored by has seven gold and two event, said Mrs. Wanda expand services to the mentally attached--nice families tend to the College Union Board will be platinum albums to his credit. Holton, president of BARC. retarded in Bulloch and Candler regard the attempts as presented November 11 at 8 Among the best known of Cold drinks will be served at counties. 'accidents'." p.m. in Hanner Field House. these albums are Crosby, Stills rest stops along the route, and Funds previously raised by Shiner differentiates between Tickets for the concert will go and Nash, Deja Vu, and Four those finishing the 25 miles will BARC have enriched programs a serious suicide attempt and on sale Monday, Nov. 8 in Way Street. receive a free sandwich of their at High Hope Center what she terms a "suicide McCroan for students and at One 5x7 of your group gesture." Many young people Layfatettes, Gentleman John, attempt to kill themselves with plus one 4x5 of you and Oasis and Sound Advice for the Memory Mate Mat- ?n no real wish to die, she said. general admission. "For many it is a way of all for only $10.00 per set. f * Ceramic showing their need to their The tickets are $3.00 advance In the studio'or on location. for GSC students (with ID), families, of saying 'I want some Call 739-2080 or 739-4764. help.' The attempt is dramatic $4.00 at the door and $4.00 advance for general admission World #2 enough to attract attention." The level of family disorgani- and $5.00 at the door. zation is the key factor in Stills has been a part of such (oteaomce Specializing adolescent suicide, Shiner said. groups as Buffalo Springfield, "An unclear family role, the Manassas, and Crosby, Stills, child's actual experience of 4f &L*.0t. !&& In Greenware what's happening in his family, these contribute. Many parents don't want to see their problems because they don't want to change the structure of their family. 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Six Days Of Competition 76 Sigma Chi Derby Week Is 'Best Ever'
By BETH WARE the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 12:00 noon Friday, the sororities will The eighth annual Sigma begin a chase for the derby in Chi Derby Week gets underway the famous "Derby Hunt". Monday Nov. 8 to involve Derby's will be hidden in Georgia Southern's seven various parts of the town and sororities in the promotion of girl's are given points for each spirit within the Greek System. derby found. Following the hunt will be the Derby steal in The six days consist of the afternoon. Saturday's competition in various events events will wrap up the week and activities. Each sorority is beginning at noon with a parade judged on the basis of partici- pation, overall spirit and the majority of wins during the consisting of one car decorated week in the various events. in the theme of Derby Day. The cars will carry each sorority's Monday morning will kick off participants in Miss Derby Day the week with the collection of and the Miss Daring Debut donations for the Dick Green Contest. These will be selected Memorial Heart Fund, while immediately following the Tuesday is reserved for a parade. The week's activities showcase of bands for the will conclude with the an- entertainment of all sororities nouncement of winners and a dance Saturday night with Fl * and fraternities beginning at music provided by the show and Marty Evans 1:30 and lasting until later in dance band, Pure and Simple at Sometimes "the competition is keen," as one 1975 Derby Week the evening. Wednesday brings the Sigma Chi House. contestant demonstrates teasingly. For most, the competition is the annual pizza eating contest half the fun. held at 5:00 p.m. at Pizza Inn. Jim Van Eps, chairman of the Thursday involves dressing a week said "We expect the 1976 Sigma Chi pledge to the theme Derby Week to be the biggest To Assist SAFBC of "Significant Sig". Between and best ever!" Pulse Releases Survey BONNETTE & MARSH'S , By PAM NAULT The SAFBC consists of four the student government,' said students, two faculty members, Collins. The Pulse of the Students two administrators and Chair- The Pulse Committee needs Committee has sent out over man Dr. Nicholas Quick, volunteers to help tally the [TEXACO 600 budget surveys to randomly vice-president of Georgia results of the budget survey and selected students to determine Southern. students interested should come how these students would like "This survey will determine to the CCC office located on the to see their quarterly $20 how the students want then- second floor of Williams Center, student activity fee allocated. activity fee spent rather than she said. Closest To College On 301 "Students receiving the letting the SABC decide how surveys should fill them out and much money the organizations BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY return them to Landrum Center should receive," she said. 454 South Main Street post office immediately," said "Letting students have some Sally Collins, pulse committee say as to how their money is member and vice-president of spent is a lot fairer". Gerald Bonnette and Ernest O. Marsh the CCC. The Pulse Committee is also $25.00 PER HUNDRED Owners "The results of the survey planning a general survey for Immediate Earnings will be tallyed by computer and the next quarter to determine presented by Lovett Bennett, the amount of student know- Send $1.00 To: coordinator of budgetary ledge of student government on Envelopes Dept.339A affairs, to the Student Activity campus. Fee Budget Committee "It will help the students to 310 Franklin Street (SAFBC), said Collins become more informed about Boston,Mass. 02110 GMSNR€SrAURAtTC Hillbilly Buffet I I ■^ Off Campus Every Wednesday night from 5:00-9:00 $\&9& to<*° Featuring Beverage Center Country Fried Chicken Variety of Southern Cooked Vegetables
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Public Accounting Open Ended Initial Shock Scares Graduates sion has been going through a By KERRY ROACH which to structure its pro- Dr. Georgelle Thomas of the Georgia Soutehrn College faculty period of very rapid change." gram." Deloach also suggested Deloach said that he was has been selected to participate in a National Science Foundation "People coming from college professional schools comparable Chautauqua-type short course for college teachers. today are simply not prepared amazed at how many men and to those in use in the fields of women could not write an The course, administered by the American Association for the to practice public accounting," law and medicine. Advancement of Sciences, is entitled, "Brain, Behavior and Rex Deloach, a member of intelligent letter. "In our own firm the inability to communi- Consciousness." It will be held November 4-5 at Clark College in Touche Ross, a big eight "Accounting education is not Atlanta. A second phase of the course is scheduled March 17-18, accounting firm, said at a GSC cate is probably the largest 'only the responsibility of also at Clark College. impediment to an individual's Accounting Association Ban- the educator but also of the Dr. Thomas is an associate professor of psychology at quet on Nov. 1. advancement, and I believe this profession," he stressed. is a problem with our profession Southern. She received her AB degree from Queens College and "Touche Ross will recruit over her MS and Ph.D. degrees from the University of Gerogia. She "Students are led to believe as a whole. 700 students from colleges this joined the GSC faculty in 1967. that the problems of accounting "I believe academia needs a year, and our training program are all well structured and that broad conceptual framework in will be in excess of $5 million." closure (a clear solution) is always obtained," Deloach Dr. John Lindsey, professor of social foundations, and Charles said. "This is a gross disservice Bonds, instructor of educational psychology and guidance, to the student. attended the recent State Conference of the Student Georgia CCC Forms Committee Association of Educators in Macon. "Many students are attracted ._, . _ . ._ At the conference, two GSC education majors were elected to to accounting because closure is I A Alfl Ar»5irl^mir» f^^hii-nst-il rePresent Gerogia at the National Convention to be held in psychologically satisfying, ■■■ *-* ■*»»■. *J. r*.\sa.\J.^M.M.M.M.Ks \>(UUIll/ll Louisville, Kentucky. These students were Pat Leapheart, local students can work a problem chapter president and state president-elect, and Rhonda Roach, and have their worksheet Anyone interested in par- people fail it, is it measuring local chapter vice-president and vice-president of the state balance," he said. "However, ticipating on the Academic what it is supposed to?" he organization. when they get into practice they- Improvement Committee is said. Lindsey and Bonds are advisors for the GSC chapter of will find the problems ill defined urged to attend a meeting in Another possible question of SGAE. or open ended and their work room 111-115 at the Williams concern is the averaging of two will not yield the same type of Student Center November 9 at grades for repeating one course 4:00. rather than using only the satisfaction. Dr. Starr Miller, Dean of the School of Education at GSC, has highest of the two in computing 9 The purpose of this new G.P.A. said Loudermilk. been working with the Georgia Accrediting Commission in "Many never overcome this committee is two-fold. It will Many students want courses revising standards for the accredited schools. initial shock and move on into advise the coordinator of changed in their major field, he Also, Miller served on a committee of the Chancellor reviewing other occupations," Deloach acadernic affairs on recom- said, but they can only suggest teacher education programs of the University System of Georgia. said. "The high turnover rate is mendations to the Academic their ideas to faculty and/or Later, he served as a panel member at the Rock Eagle horrendous, more than 20 per Advisory Council for curric- heads of departments. This Conference of the Georgia Association of Teacher Educators. cent exit in the first year and 70 ulum changes and improve- per cent have left by the end of committee would investigate ments, and will research those the problem and if reasonable the first five years of practice." areas of question to provide make a recommendation to the Dr. Doyice J. Cotten, professor of Physical educaton at "in very few cases have we information to support the Academic Advisory Council. Georgia Soutern, has been asked to serve on the Career seen an expansion of the proposed changes. "I think this committee has Education Task Force of the Georgia Department of Education. accounting curriculum to ac- A possible area for investiga- the capacity to perform a At the first meeting of the Task Force, the group will begin comodate the growth of the date tion includes the validity of the work on the development of a state plan and local resource base and the increase in the area significant function in improv- Rising Junior exam, said Kerry ing the quality of educatin at guide. of specialized knowledge," he Loudermilk, coordinator of Cotten received his Ed.D. degree from Florida State said. "The accounting profes- Georgia Southern College, academic affairs. "If so many Loudermilk said. University in 1965 and joined the faculty at GSC in 1966.
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There have also and pursuing a course prior to and a matching fund from the tage of the bill will enjoy the "The signing of Law been alterations in extensions of that date will be permitted to VA at the rate of two dollars for added benefits," said Heard. 969-Veterans Education and ending dates for beneficiaries complete the current certified each one dollar contributed by Employment Assistance Act of and their dependents. enrollment period, but no the participant. The entitlement The Georgia Veterans 1976 may cause an increase in The administrative expenses enrollments or reenrollments is limited to a maximum of 36 Association meet once a month veteran enrollment at Georgia paid to state approving may be approved after that months or the number of on campus. They participate in Southern College" said John date. months of participation, which weekend camping trips, activ- Heard Veteran representative Provisions effective Dec. 1, ever is less. The participants ities with their families and on campus. 1976 are the prohibiting of may pursue Prep courses in the turkey shoots. President Ford signed the bill payment for educational assist- last six months of their first Oct. 15, 1976, providing an ance or a subsistance allowance enlistment. "A veteran's park off of 301 increase in education assistance for any program of training for This law of Chapter 32 also North is also in the planning," benefits; an extension of basic auditing a course. provides and/or defines eligi- announced Heard. Heard en- eligibility for veterans and their Progress will be considered bility, contibution formulas, couraged all veterans to take dependents; a new benefit unsatisfactory for programs of refund provisions, administra- advantage of the monthly program and changes in education or training under tive responsibilities and requir- meetings, special benefits and existing programs. hapters 34 or 35, with the ed reports. activities offered to them. Over 500 students at exception a veteran or eligible Southern are already taking person who is not progressing advantage of the VA benefits, at a rate that would allow him Georgia Festival including pension, compensa- to graduate according to the tion and education payments, approved length of the course Heard said. based on the training time Law 969 provides changes in certified to the VA. Needs Performers Title 38 in Complete Veteran The elimination of Chapter "Georgia On Parade", the Plans for the audition are Benefits as passed by Congress. 34, involving the training for five-day festival marking the being finalized now. The date is Alterations in the law include agencies have been increased by persons entering the service official grand opening of the set Nov. 13, continuing through chapters 31, 43 and 35 of the approximately eight per cent. after Dec. 31, 1976, with the Georgia World Congress Cent- the 14th, if necessary. Try-outs Title U.S. Code and the creation The allowances range from $600 limited exception for delayed er, is looking for talented will be held in the Georgia of Chapter 32 which goes into to $12,960 base. entry program, is effective Jan. Georgians to enhance the World Congress Center in the effect Jan. 1, 1977. V. There has been a two dollar 1, 1977. Also effective at this package of continuous enter- Omni Complex in Atlanta. "It is a contributory increase in veteran fees paid to date is a final cut off date of tainment now being put Complete information will be education law for military educational institutions and Dec. 31, 1989 for otherwise together for the show. forthcoming as soon as it is personnel," said Heard. joint apprenticeship commit- eligible persons to use the available. Mrs. Jewel Redford is "One of the most drastic tees. benefits in chapter 34. Show producers are reserving talent coordinator for the changes in the law is an eight The new law allows continued A "Post-Vietnam Veterans' a number of slots in the five-day audition. Questions should be per cent increase in education payment of educational benefits Educational Assistance Act" schedule, from December 1-5, addressed to her by writing rates which went into effect for periods between consecutive has been established in a new for performers from communi- "Georgia On Parade", Georgia Oct. 1," he said. terms when transferring from chapter 32, which is a voluntary ties across the state. And, to World Congress Center, 285 Other increases include: one institution to another, contributory matching-program give everyone an opportunity to Magnolia Street, NW, Atlanta, tutorial assistance changes to providing the period between for persons entering the service try out, they are planning a Georgia 30313, or call 404/656- $65 per month and the the terms is less than 30 days. after Dec. 31, 1976. community audition. 7661. . maximum to $780 per month; As far as the payment basis The matching-program in- the education loan amount for periods between semesters, cludes a basic delimiting date of changes to $292 multiplied by terms or quarters at institutions 1Q years after the date of the IT COSTS NO MORE TO SEE the number of months of are concerned; payment will last rellease or discharge from remaining entitlement, and the continue provided the interval active duty after Jan. 1, 1977. YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT period is less than one full maximum to $1,500 per year. Benefits will be accumulated Foreign and Domestic Other changes are in the rate of calendary month. , by including contributions from interest charged to loans under The law also provides a work- Tickets - Tours - Cruises Part B of Title IV of the Higher study student to complete a Education Act of 1965, which work agreement even though RESEARCH Air • Sea • Rail applied to loans made on or the student ceases to attend school full time. If he Thousands of Topics Hotel and Motel-Car Rentals after Oct. 1, 1976. Send for your up-to-date, 160- The maximum period of terminates training, he may be permitted to work out only that page, mail order catalog. Enclose NO CHARGE FOR OUR SERVICE entitlement for veterans has $1.00 to cover postage and been increased from 36 to 45 portion for which he has handling. months for chapters 34 and 35 received an advance. OGEECHEE TRAVELS UNLIMITED, The provisions effective Nov. RESEARCH ASSISTANCE, INC. and there is no limit to the 11322 IDAHO AVE., # 206 pursuit of a standard under- 1, 1976" for inservice personnel on active duty include the LOS ANGELES, CALIF. 90025 flt the sign of the Paper Airplane graduate college degree. (213) 477-8474 The new law has several termination enrollments and 34 Sast flQain Street / Statesboro. Georgia 304§8 reenrollments in college courses Our research papers are sold for provisions affecting chapter 35 research purposes tyily. (912)764-9881 involving the periods of under Chapter 34.
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PAGE SIX-OPINION, Your Right To Know- ill Is Journalism Judicious? DIANE CAPPELLI CRAIG SHAPIRO by SUSAN CLARY ;despensing justice. It is true right to know. Editor Managing Editor The right of the people to chat the role of a campus ed the final decision. It is a know. newspaper is distinctly fair question; it is even am That principle is the histori- different from that of a historical one. cal mainstay of democratic metropolitan one, but it has an But more important is the journalism. Freedom of the important need to fulfill. Col- fact that confirmation of the SUSAN CLARY WILLIAM PARKER press is one of the most lege students also have the final disciplinary decision could News Editor Business Manager important symbols of Ameri- can independence, from a metropolitan daily newspaper ... Every journalist is faced to a college campus weekly. with the eternal dilemma... Editorial views expressed in the George-Anne are But it is a principle that has not necessarily those of the GSC administration or perpetually collided with There are reasonable argue- not be obtained from board faculty. Signed columns are solely the viewpoint of another freedom we as Ameri- ments for handling Southern's members. Where is the divid- the writer. cans applaud: the right to a judiciary proceedings as they ing point between students fair trial. Every journalist is have been handled. In many protection and obstruction of faced with the eternal dilem- cases a student who has been journalistic freedom? J ma-how much can he report to discip'" d by the board should The outcome did not affect the public about an accused not have to face the scrutiny the accused organization alone, person without destroying that of his peers through George- it affected every student person's chances for an impar- Anne headlines. directly or indirectly involved TheEditoriarWe' tial trial.-. But it is a different issue in the disturbance. Those But the problem is com- when the student's actions students have the right to We recently received letters to the editor that are unsigned; pounded on the Georgia affect the rights of a large know, not from other students, we wish to restate the policy that calls for actual signatures on Southern campus. Not only number of other students. but from the board itself, what letters. If a psuedonym is requested or if the writer wishes to must campus newswriters de- Those students deserve to final action was taken. remain anonymous, he must, after signing the letter, make a bate the justice of reporting a know if disciplinary action was Students have the right' to a statement as to his intention. judicial event; they are pro- taken, if only because they, fair trial and protection from Confidentiality will be observed as so requested by the writer. hibited from covering the final themselves, had been violated. unwanted publicity, but they This policy is absolutely essential in order to avoid ambiguity. decision of the Judicial Board. The George-Anne recently also deserve to be informed Your cooperation will be appreciated. Georgia Southern's judiciary reported on a food fight held in about events that directly system, at present, is com- Landrum Center cafeteria and affect them. pletely closed to the campus the outcome of that disturb- College campus trials don't press. According to the consti- ance. A campus organization, need to, be covered* from tution of jthe Judicial Board, according to members of that investigation through delibera- At 2:30 p.m. on Nov. 2, we went to the polls. There were no aspect of a trial can be organization, was held largely tion, but college newspapers some long lines we didn't mind waiting in; there was a discussed, from investigation responsible and disciplined by have a duty to report a verdict continuous flow of people, voting for the tenth time and some for to deliberation to verdict. the board. in cases affecting the rights of the first, like us. But the important role of The question was raised as other students. One of the Being encouraged by great numbers of voters, contrary to the any newspaper is to report to to whether the George-Anne's most important of those rights predictions, we were elated throughout the rest of the day. the public how its judiciary is reporting of the incident affect- in that right to kndw. All over the country the turn-out was higher than expected and we began to feel that voting is an effective action. Regardless of Hail To The Chief who won, satisfaction can be taken in the fact that when called upon to take part, Americans, with a little prodding, will come through. So, in appreciation, we thank them throughout the nation, Dispelling The Image state and city. By DIANE CAPPELLI she had just had hemmed, all than life. Well, they are real, things which most of us have they do and will continue to I still can't believe it. After done. make mistakes. The killing of Predictions of a colder winter this year and higher gasoline 22 months, a relative un- Part of my naivety thank- prices mean an anxious time before us for the next few months. the myth of all-powerful presi- known, a Georgia boy made it fully has left me and I hope dent began with King Richard Already fuel oil and natural gas prices have been raised and coal to the White House. Regard- Carter's win will do the same of Nixon's abdication and has for electric plants seems headed for the same heights. We less of where your sympathies for all Georgians as naive. I ended, for me at least, with remember, too well, those threats of rationing two years ago. lie, you can't help admiring think one of the most common Rosalynn Carter picking up a And we've heard they aren't so far fetched if we continue someone who came from so far misconceptions is that presi- few things for Jimmy at a without abatement our natural gluttonous attitude toward behind, defeated a gaggle of dents are superhuman, larger public department store. energy. primary candidates, and edged Some ways you can help are: by an incumbant president. It Turn off all lights not in use. Use a good direct light instead of seems to hard to swallow that overheads. Before leaving your room or apartment make sure someone close to home, whom stereos are turned off. most of us have probably seen Thermostats should be turned down, not off, when your face to face, could enter one of apartment is empty. It takes less energy to heat a semi-cool the most powerful offices in room than a completely cold one. At night, also, during sleep, the world. heating can be turned down. Besides saving energy, you'll find Four years ago, when the cool air less stuffy and you'll be having fewer colds. And if Jimmy Carter made a pathetic you remember, a temperature setting of 68 degrees saves energy. bid for the democratic nomina- Walk whenever you can; bundle up, put on you adidas and tion, Newsweek gave him no stroll to class. There's really no excuse for students to use cars chance but I remember dis- in changing classes. tinctly, at the end of the Conservation is the only way to prevent drastic governmental article, a prediction - the writer control, and we can think of no better way to protect the said to watch out for Carter in environment while becoming self-sufficient in energy. '76. In Savannah last Spring, Carter stopped at a dockwork- ers union hall. Before leaving he worked the modest crowd and shook my hand. I ndted then how short he was and how ordinary he looked, I thought he just wasn't the heroic material necessary for president. Being under the influence . of the great presidential god image (partly dispelled by Ford), I was slightly blind. Outside Rich's at Lenox Square this summer, I saw Rosalyn Carter hop out of a car unaccompanied by secret service agents or the press, essentials for a VIP. Perhaps it was then that I finally realized, once and for all, that approachability and humanity MARGU can be characteristics of a president. This woman I saw. was probably picking up some hankerchiefs or getting a dress MMHHHMMMMHMMMi
.OPINION-PAGE SEVEN The South Rises Again,
STAFF 'Ya 'IV Is Fashionable Alison T^T. T^. Features Editor by ALISON TERRY FrankMaddox Sports Editor Sandra Aaron Assistant News Editor Jim Osterman, Debby Durrence Copy Editors Half of the American people Jim Harper Cartoonist are disappointed about the Marty Evans Photographer outcome of the election. The Jack Harris Subscription popular vote ran about 50 % for David Brown ' Circulation Carter and 50 % for Ford. The Lynn Olson TvP18t election was a real cliff-hanger, Tim Amidon Hal Ruark Advertising Assistant to once more overwork an overworked cliche. I drifted in Leon Ray, David Martin Advertising Assistants and out of a number of places where students had gathered to Linda Kay Williams, Beth Blough, watch the election returns. The Estelle Spears, Marty Evans, Beth Ware, Mike Griffin, Tim Amidon, Carter supporters felt confident Fred Hoffman, Debra Brewton, Kerry from the start as most of the Roach. Pam Nault, Southern states and some important Northeastern states %« went readily to Carter. The Ford supporters had to sweat it out until the Midwestern states (which leaned toward Ford) began reporting their election returns. The few Ford sup- porters I could find here in Carter country felt that even though Ford was not showing well early in the evening, he would pull the election out later in the evening or early morning. The election is over now, and Georgia, for the most part is rejoicing for President-elect While I did not support bigots, rednecks, illiterates, Jimmy. Ford supporter that I Carter, I do have a sense of and butchers of the English am, I still can not take seriously admiration for a 52 year-old language (And those are just a President whose name is peanut farmer with buck teeth some of the nicer Northern Jimmy. The name brings to that hails from a little conceptions of the South, by the mind one of the Mickey Mouse hole-in-the-road Georgia com- way.) Club Mouseketeers. On the munity even thinking about Being a Southerner will be other hand, (just to be fair) the running for President. quite fashionable for the next name Jerry brings to mind a The South will now ex- four years. So, everybody, get character in my old first grade perience a bit more respect from reader, a character I did not the rest of the United States, out your ante-bellum clothes, particularly care for, I might which up until recently mint juleps, and Southern drawls, and pour it all on heavy. add. regarded Southerners as racial /T ( ~
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Get Those Rascals Out!
Dear Editor: When I lived on campus, one of the most serious and annoying problems I encounter- ed was the high level of noise which often made study difficult and sleep impossible. Moving off-campus into a quiet neighborhood was one of the happiest days of my academic career. It was short-lived, however, because the ATO fraternity soon moved into the big house next door, and the only quiet times now are the mornings after the parties. What I fail to understand is why these boys have to yell at the tops of their lungs and why they have to leave their driveway screaming on two wheels. Such immaturity and lack of consideration only reinforces negative opinions of Greeks at Georgia Southern. If such behavior cannot be curbed, then this organization should not be allowed to move into a residential area; they should be zoned elsewhere. Until they learn consideration, I have one plea to make: ATO, get out of my neighborhood. Alison L. Rowe ■ c o c & o ® c■ c. o c o c.■■ o Q o c c c c- e < C- S '. o o c 3 c ■-. fi C v o :. C ■.. C t c ■:■ :. :. :. m • I e » a • fl ■ •
PAGE EIGHT-FEATURES- Campus Vets Active But Anonymous
ByPAMNAULT said, "I prefer to hide the fact return," he said. "I am that I am a veteran but I do especially looking forward to No, they don't wear a take advantage of the VA the extra money, since the disguise, or a label and you may benefits." passing of the new bill," he not recognize them on sight, added. but there are over 500 of them Collins said, "With the high Record Review on Georgia Southern's campus. cost of living, the new bill was The only way you will know timed perfectly." "My rent was their identity is if they tell just increased and extra money Lucky Thirteen you...they are veterans. will really help." "There has been a change in By ARLEN CRAWFORD lyrics. "Protocol" is a protest Although the veterans are veterans today, as compared to song against big government. personally unknown, they do years ago," said Terry Collins, Summertime Dream is The political overtones are contribute to Georgia Southern a veteran and student at Gordon Lightfoot's thirteenth obvious, but Unlike Dylan, and the community as a group Southern. "Vets used to be seen album. Superstition would have they're subtle. through the Veterans Asso- on campus wearing fatigues and it that this record would not be When one reads the lyric ciation. looking real G.I., but you just as successful as his previous 12; sheet to Summertime Dream, don't see that any more," he but he's not superstitious. amazement or awe is the only said. "We are typical students, "Last year many vets "Race Among the Ruins" possible reaction. These lines are some of the best poetry ever nothing special," he added. participated in the McDonald's starts the album, an upbeat bike-a-thon, in which, they 3inion about self pity that written by anyone: Anne Hook, assistant to the Registrar at GSC and in charge raised $256 for the High Hope Be known as a man who will of veteran affairs, said, Center in Statesboro," said always be candid on "veterans are treated the same John Heard, the veteran questions that do not relate as students except for the extra representative on campus. and the house you live in will benefits they receive through never fall down if you pity the G.I. bill, such as tutorial "Although many of the vets the stranger who stands at assistance." are married and live off campus; the gate... "In order to receive tutoring, they also take part in activities a veteran must notify the within the school such as is only a small example. Six registrar's office for assistance fraternities and other organiza- years ago, he gave us "I You and the instructor of the course tions," said Heard. Could Read My Mind," his must also recommend the aid," biggest hit to date. Summer- she said. time Dream as an album is just If you think you know your Lightfoot seems to know all to as excellent. "Many of them do take classmates and other campus well. From there, the album Musically, the record is tight, advantage of the tutoring in "Since I gave a few years to acquaintances well, then you twists its way through "The yet open. The tunes are such which they can receive up to $65 my country, I feel the benefits may be mistaken in thinking Wreck of the Edmund Fitz- that you can make up your own a month," she added. are the government's way of that they are just students; gerald." This is the largest harmonies and hum along. The giving me something in they may also be veterans. track, the tragic story of the synthesizer on "Wreck of the 4i < ,, n "A bill recently passed by •<»^;«^«»a:«»ia«»K, w w,,w, ,,!R,2:*'j8:"SS"iS"^"a:"a:"is:"ffi<»a;?R, : :,,;8: , 5:w;!! 5;, :8: »a:«K 3: K"S"K"S£*»s giant ore carrier which sank in Edmund Fitzgerald" is hypnot- Congress will enable veterans to i*T » «» »-*- » » ' *»-*- » «» » «»^«»^«»^«'r«W»5J«SJ«'51«5 Lake Superior in November, ic and pleasant. As sophisticat- receive additional benefits m 1975. ed as the steel guitar is, it does besides the increase in tu- M m not weigh down the airy tunes toring," Hook said. "The Lightfoot's ability to create ft Paradise ft original lyrics and new tunes in and light melodies. The ar- increase in aid went into effect M perhaps the best in today's rangement of double-tracked Oct. 1 and veterans should H vocals on "The House You Resturant W musical spectrum. Author of notice a sizeable pay increase in k The finesf dining in an intimate atmosphere over 500 songs, one begins to Live" is smooth, making this their November check," she M M wonder where his sources of song the easiest one to listen to said. in the beautiful Rib Room. and maybe the best one on the M topics, melodies, and arrange- Another veteran, who was a ments continue to flow from. album. Lightfoot's musicians M The Best In m are the same as ever. Rich sargeant in the Vietnam War Summertime Dream contains wishes to remain anonymous M Steaks& Seafood n a bright country element within Haynes on bass and Terry Clements on lead guitar. The because of personal reasons, M its music. Steel guitar is M Private room for parties with accomodations up to 60 people. M steel guitar is played by Pee w becoming increasingly evident ft in Lightfoot's music. The use of Wee Charles. M Your Hosts: On the back cover is an essay m steel guitar in "I'm Not Carl and Mattie Barker H Supposed to Care" is the poem written by Lightfoot THOMPSONS ft difference in a bland love song explaining just what his own personal summertime dream is. Shoe Shop H on 301 N. 863-4157 M and a gouching message sent by i u**j£«»;f;«»;£«»;ji£«»;£4»^«»;j»;«»;£«»;^ Lightfoot. "Never To Close" is This bit of writing is a nice a subtle country cut, but bonus in itself and helps explain country all the saem. the artist's philosophy. A major contrast with Summertime Dream is much Summertime Dream and Sun- more seasonal than its title, and down is that folk country is it has something for everyone. replacing folk rock. Sundown For five bucks, its a sure thing, may have been his best album, not a restless fling. but to compare it to Summertime Dream is unfair. It is like comparing Meet the Beatles with Sgt. Pepper. The title cut is very fresh, a Tom Sawyer kind of song, extremely tasteful bluegrass" RESEARCH PAPERS Thousands On File Professional Researchers 2910 Dumbarton St., N.W. Washington, D.C. 20007 (202) 333-0201 .FEATURES-PAGE NINE CUB Has Everything But Money
By MARTY EVANS . heavily on the two acts. they can get better paying dates money, especially money, are men's athletics gets 30 per cent, Approximately $17,000 must be in Atlanta and the big cities, the reasons or causes of past he said. Men's athletics reaches "It all hinges on the 'Cuc- generated by the play and they aren't going to come here. CUB concert failures. only those students that like koo's Nest' and Stills," Michael sports; we reach almost all the Oreste, Chairman of the College Lovett Bennett, coordinator "The small percentage of students with our programs, Union Board (CUB), said ■of budgetary affairs for the funds we're getting from the Oreste said. Central Coordinating Commit- candidly. Student Activity Fee Budget Lovett Bennett, who is a What hinges on the "Cukoo's tee (CCC), said conflicting Committee (SAFBC) and the entertainment schedules and member of the SAFBC, agrees Nest" and Stills? small participation from the with Oreste. Men's athletics According to Oreste, the inadequate publicity of events students" are factors that will had a hand in concert losses. gets $99,050 while the CUB future of several CUB endeav- affect future contracting, gets only $42,970. That's less ors rests on the success of the Last year a CUB concert Oreste said. than half of, what men's national touring production of directly competed with a music "If we don't get an increase in athletics gets, he said. "One Flew Over the Cukoo's department concert, Bennett Nest" and the rescheduled the budget, we will not be able To Dr. Jack Nolen, the said. It was just a case of poor to provide the entertainment Stephen Stills concert. planning, he added. question is just "a matter of Dr. Jack Nolen, director of the students want," Dr. Nolen philosophy." It depends on stated. student activities, echoed "Students want to come to which side you're on, he said. 0 see a big name group, which we Oreste's concern. "If these two Michael Oreste sees two ways No matter which viewpoint (the play and the concert) can't afford," CUB Chairman that would increase the CUB you have, it is evident that bomb, we would be in bad Oreste said, echoing Dr. budget. One would be to money is the key to the future of shape." Nolen's comments. increase the student activity several CUB programs. The The success or failure of the fee, raising it from the present success of the play and two entertainment acts will And when a big name act is upcoming concert and the contracted for, student partici- $20 to $25. The second would be affect "everything but the to decrease the share of the monetary dividends that suc- movies," Oreste stated. That pation isn't always enthusi- astic. funds that men's athletics gets cess will bring will determine includes coffeehouses, video- and to increase the CUB share whether there will be future tape programs and, notably, , "We're selling tickets to by that margin. concerts, coffeehouses, video- future concerts. Stills at $3, $4, and $5...while tape programs and the like. The failure of a recent concert Oreste feels the second way is Leon and Mary Russell tickets more acceptable. featuring Sea Level as the in Savannah are going for $6 If the play and concert are "We're getting squeezed out successes, the future for CUB headline act compounded the and $7,'" Oreste said. A band present predicament. That of business" by the fact that we programs are a little more plays here to a half-empty only get 13.43 per cent of the concert accounted for an house; they'll play there secure. If not, said Oreste, total SAFBC funds, while "That's about it for the CUB." approximate loss of $5,000, said (Savannah) to a packed Oreste. audience, he added with touch «* * MWWHK mmmm "We had hoped to attract of exasperation in his voice. 1500 students for a band as Available Now! good as Sea Level," he said. Poor student participation, Instead, less than 500 students concert since the Sea Level unrealistic demands, inade- In Statesboro out of the paid audience of 772 quate publicity, conflicting Yielded less than $2,000 in 24 HOUR ACCESS! purchased tickets. revenue. (Movies are expected schedules, reluctant acts and to earn $9,000 of the internal The disappionting student revenue figure.) 1 764-9295 (Days) response was not expected. Why were the Sea Level "It surprised me that it did concert and several past J RACKLEY'S I 7644164 (Nights) not turn out well," Dr. Nolen, concerts failures? There are who works closely with the many answers to this nebulous I Seafood Center I CUB, said. I had expected the question. I concert to do well since several New Mini-Warehouse Facility members of Sea Level were Dr. Nolen said its the "double problem" of money and acts. I Northside Drive East I former Allman Brothers, Nolen 'Self Service Storage added. "Money is the biggest | STATESBORO, GEORGIA I problem," he said. "Big name The poor turnout for Sea entertainment a few years ago I Pioneer Park Mini-Warehouses Level and resultant loss of cost $15,000 to $20,000; now it Ph. 764-4212 N. ZaNwowar Av». money has made the success of costs $30,000 to $40,000. What I the "Cuckoo's Nest" and the was once in our reach is now out Stills concert loom large. Much of it." of the financial burden of generating the $28,000 of Another problem is getting internal revenue that the CUB big name acts to come to must earn has now fallen Southern, Nolen said. 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Black grease paint realize that "they eyes are right frightening monster, this year, is added around the eyes to there and it's not a mask. a werewolf. make them look recessed and "Then they really get Moorer, a Georgia Southern also on the nose and lips. scared!" College manufacturing major Moorer than reapplies hair from Reevesville, S.C., has spray to his head. This is done been using theatrical make-up so that the brown crepe hair, for the last three or four years to which is put on next, will stay change into realistic horror in place, he said. WVGS figures. In the past, he has Crepe hair is then stuck in become Dracula and Franken- patches to his face with spirit stein as well as the Werewolf. gum. It stinks and stings, he A friend who worked at said, but it holds the hair in Sidetrack Southern Bell got Moorer place. started in the monster business. His facial make-up is now He asked Moorer to get some complete. 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h>vt.~t>-t,k ■FEATURES-PAGE ELEVEN Trekkies Defend Themselves everyone is still wondering got $2500 for describing him- neurs eager to fill the gap. At Expanding the mind is the whether there is life on Mars, self not as Spock but as an the Federation Trading Post- thrust of those speaking about former Star Trek actors rake in incurable romantic. Speaking East in New York City, the the popularity of Star Trek the money on the lecture before a packed house at the owner will sell you anything and beyond. At a recent circuit. University of Arkansas, Nimoy from photos of the crew to science-fiction convention in No one is denying the tried to bring the concepts of little furry tribbles. Comic, Denver, one participating enthusiastic feelings people are the Star Trek show into scifi and strict Star Trek member said "For most, the extending to a televisin series perspective with what humans conventions will further help fad is a springboard into more that has been off the airwaves find missing in their lives: life, quench any desires. But some serious sci-fi reading...although for eight years. No one is truth, goodness, humanity. people never get enough. some don't go past that denying the increasing market While these two and others One college paper in Mis- stage." and demand for more science of the crew of the starship souri devoted a feature story Whether or not earthlings fiction literature. And no one Enterprise are just recently to a self-proclaimed "rabid take off and begin full-scale is denying William Shatner, capitalizing on the bursts of trekkie." Her room bulging space exploration on their own, Leonard Nimoy and Gene craziness affiliated with fans, with Star Trek paraphernalia, they will always have the (CPS)--Nothing is more Roddenberry speaking fees of the creator and producer of the the co-ed described the show down to earth than taking a following words to live by: up to $3000. series, Gene Roddenberry, has as the "first intelligent science- "Live long and prosper." Fans popular subject and exploiting Intertwining his talk about been accepting engagements fiction on television, expanding it to its limits. With the ever- and 'the crew' are taking the the future of man's exploration since the show was cancelled in the mind." phrase seriously. >■ increasing popularity of Star of space with poetry and 1968. Currently involved with *- • Trek, space exploration and science fiction excerpts, Shat- putting together a much de- science-fiction literature, the ner recently received $6000 for manded Star Trek movie, it is potential for buck-gathering is two presentations at a college estimated that for $2000 an Concert Set reaching new heights. in Boulder, Colorado. Some of audience can hear his views on While U.S. and Russian the more ardent fans of the the show, its potential and military scientists work on series, which has grown to cult impact. For Tomorrow feasible laser weaponry, while proportions, were angry at the Trekkies who find that their The Georgia Southern Col- The bass solo for this piece will a professor from Princeton 'intellectual presention.' thirst for their heroes is not lege Chorus, under the direction be sung by Gil Maddox. espouses on the advantages of Leonard Nimoy, the pointy- satiated by mere speeches and of Dr. David Mathew, will During the 2nd half of the space colonization and while earred half-Vulcan Mr. Spock, film clips will find entrepre- present a Fall concert Wed- program the chorus will perform nesday, November 10, at 8:15 a major work by Norman Dello Masquers p.m. in the recital hall of the Joio, Psalm of Peace. Mr. Dello Foy Fine Arts building. Joio, a well known contem- The.program will consist of porary artist and Nobel Prize choral pieces written by both winner, visited Georgia South- Tryouts Begin In November contemporary and traditional ern in 1973 and conducted a . The GSC Masquers will have had no previous acting from 15 to 25, two supporting composers. concert of his original composi- present the award winning experience and would be females (daughters of Little The first half of the recital tions. The vocal soloists for this musical, Stop the World, I interested in trying out for a Chap), one female lead (wife of will include Two Settings of the piece Eire Sonny Walden - tenor, Want to Get Off winter quarter. part, contact Robert West, Little Chap, who also plays his 23rd Psalm by Calude Goudi- Clarence Conner - baritone, and Open tryouts for all roles will be department of Speech and three mistresses), a little boy mel, "Ave Maria" by Giuseppe Laura Rice - mezzo-soprano. held December 1st, 2nd and 3rd, Drama, extension 5138. (Little Chap's grandson), one Verdi, Walt Whitman's poem, The instrumental soloists are at 7:00 p.m. in McCroan The entire show takes place male lead (Little Chap), and a "Give Me the Splendid Silent Russell Cason - trumpet, and Auditorium. No previous acting within a circus tent and the host of clowns and acrobats. Sun", set by Williametta Dr. Robert Wells - french horn. experience is necessary. performers (clowns, acrobats, Spencer, a poem by Edgar Allen Kitty Woodward is the and dancers) attempt to show Some of the hit songs from the If anyone is interested in a musical are. "What Kind of Poe, "A Dream Within a accompanist. Students, faculty, the birth, life, and death of a Dream", set by Neil McKay, and the public are invited to singing role, please contact typical man called Little Chap. Fool Am I," "Going to Build Joseph Robbins, department of and "David Wept for Slain attend. There is no admission The cast consists of a female Me a Mountain", and '"Once in Music, extension 5396. If you Absalom" by Alan Hovhaness. charge. chorus numbering anywhere a Lifetime." m SPECIAL SALE THIS WEEK Rock T-Shirts 12 Different Colors All Sizes DYLAN BOWIE DAN FOGELBERG YES ELTON LOGGINS & MESSINA OUTLAWS Z.Z. TOP WILLIE NELSON EAGLES AMERICA MARSHALL TUCKER CHICAGO MCCARTNEY EARTH, WIND & FIRE NEW RIDERS GINO VANNELLI BAD COMPANY THE SUNSHINE BAND & MANY MORE 99 In New Fall Colors VOGUE HARPERS BAZAAR HIGH TIMES 3 OUI MADEMOISELLE ROLLING STONE COSMOPOLITAN VIVA MARY HARTMAN, PLAYGIRL SUPER STAR MARY HARTMAN • <■ FOXY LADY Creme'de la Creme' and MANY MORE University Plaza 681 2959 m c .. c o ■;■ c ■- c -.. e ;- ■- c i '. ■: o & a o c i o c : o a e --* - c ■. - - ■ >*•*•••••.«••*►•••-• .■ ». t: c a o « c o s c & c G s o o '.:• B « o *i ^- t- i-' ^" - - t- CUB PRESENTS Steven Stills s'.-'i'S., fi Friends Thursday, November 11, 1976 Hanner Field House At 8:00 p.m. Student Tickets I General Admission $3.00 Advance $4.00 Advance $4.00 Gate $5.00 Gate taMHMHM■■■■ MVHMIVIMMS .SPORTS-PAGE THIRTEEN Linebarger Adds Depth f To Lady Eagles A valuable addition to the she made the South All-Star considering the fact that GSC Lady Eagles basketball team team, the highest honor for a did not provide Deborah with is Deborah Linebarger, a high school player. a scholarship while almost any freshman PE major from "Basketball started out as other school she could have Hazelhurst. A widely sought just something to do," said attended would have provided after recruit, Deborah was a Deborah. "I played tennis and financial benefits. member of the strong Jeff ran track also; basketball was Deborah was impressed with Glenn Ford SUN. 14-WED. 17 REVENGE OF THE CHEERLEADERS -PLUS- 17 AND ANXIOUS PAGE FOURTEEN-SPORTS- Yale Disappointing To Eagle Polo Team Pittsburg, South Connecticut, Coach Floyd and the GSC a high scoring 21 -16 match. In the second round on Sunday Brown, and university of water polo team had a Pennsylvania. disappointing trip to the Yale afternoon the Eagles scored a On Monday the GSC squad Invitational last weekend com- win over MIT 8-6. Just one met Richmond at Richmond, pared to last year's third place and a half hours later the Eagles Virginia for a single competition win in the event. This fall the had to play again, this time The Eagles lost 12 - 8 before Eagles came home in 6th place against a tough Yale team. The returning to Statesboro. after competing against a tough Eagles fell to Yale 21-10. The Eagle squad has field of top ivy league schools in GSC wound up 6th in the composed a 4 - 3 team record. the East. tournament which hosted such This weekend the Eagles played In first round action, the schools as Army, Trinity, MIT, Georgia Tech. On November 12 t: Eagles fell to Trinity College in Yale, Villanova, University of - 13 the Eagles will take part in eo the FSU tournament at s Tallahassee against FSU, Miami of Florida, and several The Eagles came in sixth place during this fall's Yale Fencers Compete other AAU teams. Invitational in New Haven, Conneticutt. "In Tournaments Eagle Golf Two members of the GSC GSC team in the all-women Krie gerWins Tournament fencing club took part in the tournament. In Saturday's in- Under Twenty Tournament on dividual foil competitions, the top 5 finishers at Winter By TIM AMIDAON tucky, Miami, Florida State, October 23 at the Atlanta Monica Baker progressed to and Florida. Haven were Bill Sibblick of Fencing Club in downtown the final competition. She North Carolina and Mike Georgia Southern once Ken Krieger, Georgia Atlanta. captured a 5th place. Southern's current number one Thatcher of Florida State. Derek Smith and Steve On Sunday the team compe- again moved toward the top of Chip Pellerin also performed the national golf pedestal last stroker, took top honors at the Poloney represented GSC in titions took place with groups Invitational, firing a two over well in the tournament, touring the foil competitions. Clemson, from GSC, Clemson, UNC, and weekend as the Eagles linesmen the Grenelefe Resort layout at brought home top honors in the par 218. After a fine showing at and the Atlanta Fencing Club the Atlanta Fencing Club the River City invitational in 228 to tie for 10th. Newcomer completed the line-up for the taking part. GSC missed Cypress Gardens Invitational. Toby Chapin in his second start The first year tournament at memphis earlier this month, tourney. qualifying for the finals by Krieger is possibly headed finished at 232 followed by Al Smith took fourth place for only one bout. However, Winter Haven, Florida may well Fortney at 237 and Pat Lynn become a yearly stop for the towards his greatest year as an GSC, and Poloney captured a Brenda Clark, and Jeanette Eagle. Ever present Skeeter with a 244. 6th position. Steve Ramsey of Edwards, two graduates who Eagles. The long, rolling layout proved suitable to the GSC Heath from East Tennessee Clemson won the tournament. came to GSC last year, were State took second place, two Although the competition at On October 30 and 31, ladies on the team which captured crew, enabling them to stop all Winter Haven was not nearly as competition with an 1135 total. behind Krieger at 220. from the GSC fencing club first place in the tournament. Steve Waugh, always a stiff as that competiiton at the The fencers, who are coached North Carolina gave the Eagles competed in the Tigress Tourn- steady performer, once again Memphis tournament earlier ament at Clemson, South by Dr. Frank French, will take a run for the silver before falling this month, the won could be a part in a meet with Brenau two shots back at the finish. established his skill manipulat- Carolina. Jane Faulk Monica ing the ball, by firing a 224 to significant stimulant for the College in Gainesville on Also in the tournament field Baker, Cheryl Teasley, and take third place. Rounding out Eagles. Shelia Morgan formed the November 13th. were East Tennessee, Ken- Powerful 850 AM In Cooperation With The Georgia Southern College Foundation Is Sponsoring Starbuck Dance-Concert With The Hamilton Movement Wednesday, November 17 8:00 p.m. General Admission $3.00 Hanner Field House ■' * SPORTS-PAGE FIFTEEN Talents Returning GSC Eagles 1976-77: "Best Team Ever" opponents a 51 per cent By CHUCK DALZIEL Tyron Jones, a freshman neath, and shoots a deadly junior and an impressive ball swingman from Vidalia, scored handler. shooting average from the field. 27 points and averaged 13 fallaway j umper. New recruits at guard include Defensive rebounding was a Three returning starters Southern's guard picture can particular sore spot. More and a host of talented recruits rebounds a game in high school, 6-3' junior college transfer and he has impressed the Eagle only be described as crowded. Mickey Minick and freshman effective center play and sheer bolster hopes that the 19761977 Senior Billy Sandifer leads the size in the middle should correct Georgia Southern Eagle basket- coaches with his leaping ability Stanley Brewer. Minick had a and outside shooting touch; he crew with an 11.5 scoring broken ankle during the some of this problem. ball team will be the best ever average. He needs only under third year coach Larry could be the answer here. summer and just recently had Offensively, the Eagles will In the middle, the Eagle will consistency to be a top-rate the cast removed, yet he has again utilize the double post, Chapman. The Eagles survived performer. 6-5' Pat Blenke was an 8-18 first year under rely on three youngsters who already shown some of the but will attempt to execute the have never played a major a stabilizing influence the excellent shooting ability which controlled fast break more. Chapman only to face tougher second half of last season and he opposition with a less exper- college game before. However, helped him average 21 markers Special emphasis in this fall's their size and collective abilities scored 5.4 per game. Sopho- last year season at South practices has been placed on the ienced team last year, finishing more Phil Leisure dazzled the 11-16. This year, with a should give Southern more than Georgia. Brewer, a point guard running team. adquate center play. At 6-8', crowd on occasion with some of from Carrollton, has excellent With improvements in every somewhat more favorable his 86 assists and he added 6.5 schedule, and more size and freshman John Fowler was an quickness and is probably the area and good leadership, there all-state selection at Apelika, points per game. The Eagles best ballhandler on the team. is remains only the problem of depth than in recent years, the also return shooter Morris Eagles should improve marked- Ala. High where he scored 21 He hit 24 points and cleaned 13 experience to conquer. The points per game and added 12 Wright, a sophomore who hit 27 boards in high school. Georgia Southern Eagles of ly. The major problem at this points per game for the JV; point remains inexperience, as rebounds. Fowler's slender Defense was Southern's 1976-77 should be Chapman's build belies his superior Bobby Shields, a tough junior; weakness last season as the best team ever, and with hard most of the depth and all of the and quick Wilbert Young, a size will be new to major college jumping ability and soft porous man-to-man allowed work should be winners. competition. shooting touch. Fowler is The Eagles return two contrasted by 6-8' muscleman GSC I ntramurals excellent sophomore forwards in Caesar Williams, a 250 pounder 6-5' Kevin Anderson and 6-5' who could be the hatchetman Matt Simpkins. The pair the Eagles need. Williams, also Intramural Volleyball Report complemented each other well a freshman, comes from Atlanta's St. Pius High where up front last year as Anderson made a good effort against the played a tough offensive board he averaged 19 points and 16 By SUE EDWARDS point. Phi Mu, Alpha Delta Pi, rebounds. His style underneath Worms; yet, the final outcome and Chi Omega fill the last game while Simpkins worked didn't reward them. outside.Anderson led the team could well be underestimated if Last week the Indepen- three places, but all have dent team standings changed In the sorority volleyball fought hard and have looked in both scoring and rebounding called "physical." 6-8' Leon league, after three weeks of Parrish, a sophomore redshirt considerably with Deal Hall real good this year. from the pose position last now on top and the Recreation competition, Delta Zeta comes season averaging 13.5 points who transferred from South Scoeity and the Worms tied out strong with six wins and and 7.5 rebounds per game. Georgia College last year, adds no losses. In second place is yet another dimension to for second. Tied for third are Simpkins hit 13 points and BSU and Johnson Hall, and Kappa Delta with five wins pulled 7.2 rebounds per game. Southern's frontcourt. A grad- and one loss and tailing them uate of Statesboro High, hanging in there is Winburn Both distinguished themselves Hall. The thriller game for this is Zeta Tau Alpha with four on occasion last season but Parrish plays an intelligent wins and two losses. Although lacked adequate relief. 6-4' floor game, posts well under- these teams fill the first three week was between Johnson places, Alpha Xi Delta isn't Hall and the RecreationSociety playing badly at all either. The scores were close, but Compared to last year, when Johnson finally pulled it they were the champions, Campaign Kicks-Off through dropping the Recre- Alpha Xi has started out a bit ation Society from first place slow, but every game is played down to second. 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