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VOLUME XIX NUMBER 38 NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL STATE UNIVERSITY GREENSBORO JMC MARCH 16. 1979 Student Prexy Speaks On HEW 3-Day Tour

By Andrew McCorkle "Duplication does not In an office decorated in necessarily mean elimination late 19th century paper work, of programs at Black Richard Gordon, Student schools." Government Association He said that often a president, said candidly, predominantly Black school and a white school in the same geographical location will Cabinet offer the same programs that Approves emphasize different aspects of a subject even though they Proposal may have the same course title. CAIRO, EGYPT (AP) Gordon said he was unable Egyptian Cabinet today to hold a private conference approved the proposed peace with Dr. Mary Berry, HEW's treaty with Israel, and assistant secretary for President Anwar Sadat said education and one of five he hoped the historic pact federal officials who visited PHOTO BY WOOr.v could be signed in Washington A&T last month. Spring fever, it's here at last. next week. Gordon said the officials Sadat, who was at his felt A&T had the most Nileside villa during the adequate facilities of any of Cabinet session, praised the other Black colleges visited President Carter for having on their three-day tour. mediated the peace However, they still considered HuntSays HEW'Unbalanced' negotations "in such a A&T extremely below par when compared to the marvelous way." predominantly white The 32-member Cabinet RALEIGH (AP) - Gov. Jim compare very different campuses he contended should institutions in the UNC unanimously approved the Hunt said today that officials things," he said. "Certainly have been visited. And Hunt system. of the federal Department of they found some things that said neither he nor UNC treaty, clearing the way for "There's no way the UNC Health, Education and were inadequate. But you President William Friday was consideration and almost system can justify allocating Welfare made "unbalanced" can't really compare those two consulted by the officials prior certain approval by the 44 million dollars for a school comparisons in their visit to programs." to their visit. at N.C. State, and give Egyptian Parliament. Israel's predominantly white and Hunt said that "in Hunt said Califano called $844,000 to be distributed Cabinet is expected to give full Black university of North fairness," the officials should him to say HEW had not made among the five Black state^ approval to the document Carolina campuses two weeks have compared predominantly a decision on UNC's supported colleges. ago. Black four-year degree desegregation plans by the Sunday, and the Israeli "UNC-G receives twice as Hunt, at a morning news granting programs with Wednesday, court-imposed Parliament soon afterward. much funding from the state conference, also said he predominantly white deadline. But Hunt said he Sadat and Israeli Prime as A&T," Gordon pointed received a telephone call campuses offering the same did not discuss with.Califano out, "yet they're not twice as Wednesday night from HEW programs. the issues involved in the Minister Menachem Begin are large as we are." Secretary Joseph Califano He did not name the (See Hunt Page 2) to travel to Washington for Concerning a small band of about the desegregation the first signing of the treaty, demonstrators that greeted the dispute, and believed there followed by similar officials, Gordon said he was would be a resolution of A&T Graduate To Conduct ceremonies in Jerusalem and glad for a show of support for differences "in the next few Cairo. the university, but he days." emphasized that students The governor tempered that Workshop At Conference Egyptian Prime Minister should be aware of the facts assessment, however, by Mustafa Khali! announced and "analyze" what's going saying later, "I have no idea By Jacqueline Pender the Warsaw-Faison News, a the Cabinet decision, which on before they follow every what the prospects are for "A&T is like coming weekly newspaper. The came after a four-hour "Tom, Dick and Harry who settlement." home," stated Janice Smith. column contained events and meeting and had been says 'let's go protest!' " The visit was by top HEW Miss Smith an A&T happenings occurring at my expected. Gordon said the news officials to a number of the 16 graduate, will serve as high school." people, coupled with the The ministers "inquired UNC campuses. During their chairperson of the newswriting Smith, former editor-in- demonstrators, cut the time about everything and debated visit, the officials called some panel at the mass media chief of the A&T Register, the officials spent on campus everything," he told reporters. of the facilities at conference on March 24. went to college to be a teacher. to about two hours out of their predominantly Black Smith is a reporter for the Her sophomore year she began He said the treaty "meets orignally slated three-hour campuses inadequate - at one Charlotte News. She is a working with the Register. "I fundamental demands of tour. "This time could have point saying some facilities member of the Charlotte thought. writing for the Egypt." been spent viewing the would be inadequate for a Association of Black paper was a way of finding campus." he said. high school. Journalist and Publicity things out. Working with the Egyptian Defense Minister Gordon said the Hunt said the officials' visit coordinator for Charlotte- campus newspaper gave me Kamal Hassan Ali had briefed demonstrators could have was "unbalanced" because Mecklenburg Afro-American good experience and was the Cabinet on the current been more effective if they had they compared facilities that Culture Center. Smith has rewarding work." disposition of Israeli and been better organized. He said offer only four-year liberal also done some free-lance "I became interestd in Egyptian forces in the Sinai a list of inadequacies and arts programs with campuses writing for Essence Magazine. journalism because it was a and on the various phases of students' voicing specific such as N.C. State University, "I got started in journalist, way of getting Black news in Israel's withdrawal from the grievances would have which offer Ph.D.programs. while in high school. I began the newspaper," remarked peninsula, sources said. achieved better results. "Certainly they did not writing a school column for (See Reporting Page 6) Page 2 The A&T Register Friday, March 16, 1979 Student Services To Sponsor'Protocol No. VI

"Protocol No. VI", a cover role expectations, Ms. announcements; Ms. Shirley Robbins, A&T Agricultural program are Mrs. Marylou H. program dealing with all Charlotte Purvis, A&T Bell, Bell's Florist, flowers; Extension Service, the Bowers and Mrs. Marva aspects of planning a perfect Extension Service;- planned and Ms. Mary B. Robbins, reception. Watlington, university wedding, and sponsored by parenthood, Ms. Emily Tyler, A&T Agricultural Extension Coordinators of the 'residence counselors.. Student Personnel Services Guilford Countv Family Service, the bridal shower and will cover pre-marital Planning; community, invitations. counseling, pre-nuptial property and spouses' rights, The concluding program activities, wedding fashions Attorney Locke Clifford; and Wednesday night will cover School of Engineering for the bride and groom, and a the wedding ceremony, the wedding fashions and a reception. The program will Rev. Ralph Ross, director of reception. Ms. Ellen Smoak, Adds New Department be Monday, March 19, thru Religious Activities at A&T. A&T Agricultural Extension Wednesday, March 21, at 7 The Tuesday meeting on Service, bridal fashions; Mr. By Denise Burke 1977. The department is only- p.m. in Barbee Hall Lounge pre-nuptial activities will Alexander Parker, The Red The Department of the second industrial and the Commons area ot include Ms. Debbie Fields of Hanger, attire for the groom Industrial Engineering is the engineering program in the Williams Cafeteria. Cass Jewelers speaking on the and his ushers; Gingiss, attire most recent addition to the state. The other is located at The session Monday night gift registry; Ms. Carolyn for the groom; Ms. Dorothy A&T School of Engineering. North Carolina State on pre-marital counseling will Davis, Carolina Peacemaker, Hearne and Ms. Mary B. It was started in the fall of University in Raleigh. Dr. Victor Zaloom, chairperson of the department, said that the Department's SAY BULL! first graduate will graduate in the spring of 1979. She is Ms. Regina Williamson of Clinton. TO YOUR STUDENT BODY. "I feel that it is an honor to be the first to graduate from the IE department because it gives me a chance to go out and make a good impression for ZZ- jj future IE majors from A&T," said Williamson.

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«-• •••fl-!...... ,.^., i IE as my major because I feel that the worker is the \ — backbone of productivity, so the environment should be f ZL ' designed to make the worker as comfortable as possible. If the worker is not comfortable, the quality of work will not be satisfactory." Williamson further stated, "After graduation I plan to work for a few years and then continue my studies in the field of economics (the study of man and his work environment). Califano 'Involved' In Negotiations

(Continued From Page 1) dispute, and was staying out GET THIS UNIOUE "SAY BUIT ATHLETIC SHIRT CUSTOM-PRINTED of the negotiations by UNC and HEW officials. WITH THE NAME OT YOUR SCHOOL FOR ONLY $5.50. Hunt said he told Califano Bull your way through college in style! With a genuine Schlitz Malt Liquor bull shirt. he was concerned that a Featuring our Schlitz Malt Liquor bull with royal blue 3/4 length sleeves and white shirt body. settlement be reached swiftly, It's made of 70% cotton and 30% polyester. And it's 100% you. because we custom-print and that Califano said he was the name of your school right on the front. 0~ becoming "more personally It's the shirt you'll wear proudly all year long. For jogging, class, team sports and I involved" in the negotiations. 2 getting together with friends for a round of Schlitz Malt Liquor. After all. if you're njjaLT "Any reasonable discussion going to "SAY BULL'' across your chest, you might as well start backing it up. /LIQUDK. that can be held forthwith would be appropriate," Hunt said. "But I don't think it MAIL TO: SAY BULL JERSEY OFFER should extend any great length RO BOX9197.ST.PAUL MINNESOTA 55191 of time, and I think it would Please send.—__Schlitz Malt Liquor SAY BULL' College Name Athletic Jersey(s) be resolved in the next few u $5 50 each including College Name Personalization, postage and handling days." Sizes available S small (34-36) M medium (38-40) L large (42-44) XL extra-large (46) As stake in the negotiations QUANTITY SIZE iSpeotyS M L. XL, COLLEGE IMPRINT (please print) are an estimated $80 million to $100 million in federal aid received by the UNC system. HEW has threatened to cut that money off for non-" Enclosed is S_ -Check or money order payable to "SAY BULL Jersey Otter. SCHLITZ compliance, but Hunt Name MALT LIOUOR. repeated his view that it would Address. take a long time for HEW to City _State_ -Zip- DONT SAY BEER, be able to cut off a large Otter void whore prohibited by i,iw Allow A to b weeks tor shipment Otter expires May 31 1979 SAY BULL! amount of money. Fridoy, March 16, 1979 The A4T Registtr Pogt 3 Annual Greek Festival Aids Negro College Funds

Plans are almost complete Psi, Alpha Phi Alpha, Omega the events; and the sororities for the First Annual Greek Psi Phi, Delta Sigma Theta, and fraternities will be able to Magic Festival and Zeta Phi Beta, Sigma Gamma sell arts and crafts created by Extravaganza to be held in Rho, And Phi Beta Sigma are their members. scheduled to participate in the Graduate Chapters were Atlanta at the Civic Center Your favorite and mine, B.B. King made an activities of the Festival which invited to participate in this benefiting the United Negro unprecedented appearance in the Soviet Union. includes a Greek Fashion event by highlighting their B.B. began a tour of Russia in late February, and the College Fund, on Saturday, Parade, God and Goddess most successful community dates will include 22 cities in the communist March 17th. Pageant and "March-Down" service projects. Members of country. King is the first blues artist ever to appear College sororities and competition. Awards, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority scholarships, gifts and prizes' from Daytona Beach, in Russia. fraternities including Alpha Kappa Alpha, Kappa Alpha will be given to the winners in Oklahoma City, And Decatur Lawrence Hilton Jacobs of "Welcome Back along with members of Delta Kotter," fame has released his second album on Sigma Theta Sorority from ABC Records, entitled, "All The Way...Love." Jacobs Talent Appears In Harrison Atlanta, Spartanburg, and will supposedly be touring to promote the album. Portsmouth have entered the competition for community Several proteges of famous artists are making it In Porgy, Bess Style service and the projects these big on the charts. Switch's album, labeled Switch, chapters are implementing in was largely successful because of the talents of By Johnny Thompson singers and actors all hailing their respective communities Jermaine Jackson. Jackson wrote their hit, "I A large abundance of talent from Atlanta, New York, and are all worthy of awards. Mrs. Wanna Get Closer." appeared at Harrison Chicago, dramatized such Lottie Harris, president ofthe Auditorium Monday evening Gershwin classics as "A Atlanta Pan Hellenic Council, Danny Pearson, also a newcomer, is doing well in the form of Porgy and Bess Woman Is A Sometime will make the service award with his single "What's your Sign Girl". Pearson Singers. The singers, who Thing", "It Ain't Necessarily presentation. was aided by none other than the Maestro himself- began their extraordinary tour So," "Summertime," and "I Undergraduate members of Barry White. Pearson includes,one of White's hits out of Nashville, Tennessee in Got Plenty o Nuttin." The the participating Greek-letter on his album "Walking In The Rain/With The One I October '78, consists of seven professionals have toured organizations are expected to Love" members. Outstanding Illinois, Alabama, Missouri, submit their creations of *••••••••••*•****•••••• lighting and acoustics certainly Florida, Michigan, and other t-shirts, pillows, stuffed did not take away from the There will be some outstanding entertainment in states throughout the U.S. animals for display and edited concert version of the area this month. Sister Sledge will be in the The audience, consisting of ., sale. But the excitement will George Gershwin's native preschoolers to senior citizens, be at its peek when students Raleigh Civic center March 18th, Peabo Bryson and American folk opera. seemed to thoroughly enjoy from Georgia, Mississippi, Phyllis Hyman will be in the Charlotte Auditorium Kenneth Hamilton and the gala folk opera. "Porgy Tennessee, Florida, North March 22, and Cheek & Chang will be in the Barbara Buck, who played the and Bess" is supposedly rich Carolina, South Carolina, Greensboro Auditorium March 29. Natalie Cole is parts of Porgy and Bess, in the folklore of the south Virginia, Alabama, respectively , exhibited their tentatively scheduled at the Greensboro and is perhaps the only opera Oklahoma, Illinois gather talents to the fullest. The rest Auditorium March 24. founded on jazz from the in Atlanta to show-off their of the cast displayed well 1920's and 30's, to survive the talents and creations. above average talent also. war which put an end to that If you've ever belonged to The seven professional period. The other formidable • an undergraduate chapter of a Players actors wereBarbara Mahagan- sorority or fraternity, it's easy | CAMPUS HAPS | maria, Wordell Woodard- to recall the enthusiasm with Select (Spartin Life) Charles Pace- which these students get A meeting for all SGA and Class Officers' (Blindman), crown, William involved in their work. They candidates will be held Monday, March 19, at 8 p.m. 'Amen Corner' Penn-oldman (Robbins) and invite all of their "sisters and in the Student Union Ballroom. It is urgent that Jeanne Brown-serend. The brothers" to come out and join in the festivities. everyone attend. The Richard B. Harrison producer and designer was Players of A&T have selected Douglas Williams, and the For more information, A special meeting for all students interested in for their second performance presentation was directed by contact Greek Magic, Ine; 44 pledging Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society will be held of the season, "Amen Kent Cathcart, and the pianist 12th St., NE; Atlanta, GA Monday, March 19th, at 7 p.m. in the faculty lounge Corner," a dramatic religious was Michael Pisani. 30309; (404)-892-8844. of MerrickHall. All interested students are urged to play by Black writer, James attend. Baldwin. The show will be staged in Urban Affairs Institute All sophomores, your monthly coalition will be held the Paul Robeson Theatre on Monday, March 19, at 7:30 p.m. in Room 213 of the the campus on March 20-24 at Largest Event To Be Held Student Union. The Speaker will be Willena Cannon. 8:15 p.m. The play will be directed by Dr. Kilimanjaro. Men's Council Meeting will be held Tuesday, March "Baldwin is an outstanding By Beth Dodson 80's" will appeal to all who 20, at 8 p.m. in the second floor study area in Scott A writer and dramatist." To all A&T students, we all possess humanitarian Hall. All male residents are encouraged to attend. "Amen Corner" is set in know that it is time to look to interests. The keynote Harlem during the mid-60's, the future. The speaker, Robert Hofferman is All mass communications majors who are planning and concerns itself with neighborhoods are where you director of the training and lifestyles and worshipping and your families will be information division, office of to work on their internships this summer must submit spending your lives. What's neighborhood development their applications by March 21, for processing. No practices of the members of New York's storefront the pronosis for the 80's and U.S. Department of Housing application will be accepted after that date. Forms churches. your neighborhood? Come to and Urban Development in and instructions are now available at the Mass the tenth Annual Urban Washington, D.C. He will set Communications Office, Room 226 Crosby Hall. The lead role of Sister Affairs Institute which is the pace for the conference Margaret will be played by expected to be the largest vent with many other distinguished Each application must be submitted in person to junior theatre major, Teresa Ernest Parbhoo, director of internship program. on our campus this year. It speakers in the workshops. Lynn Johnson. Other lead will convene here at he Hoffman is a pioneer in The Biology Department will hold a seminar characters in the play will be Memorial Student Union, neighborhood revitalization Monday, March 19, at 3 p.m. in Graves Seminar Debra Legette (Sister Odessa); March 21-22. and has a commitment to Room. Dr. Carl B. Fliermans of Savannah River Eula Hudgens (Sister Moore); The institute is yours and utilize local neighborhood and Michael T. Johnson will offer challenges and groups in the rebuilding of Laboratory, Aiken, South Carolina will speak on (David). "Autecology of Aquatic Organisms". learning experiences for all. America's towns and cities. Reservations for the play The large variety of topics in The Pan-Hellenic Council will meet Wednesday, may be secured in advance by supporting the theme of The Joint? March 21, at 6 p.m. in Room 100 of the Student calling the box offices at ' 'Neighborhood Revitalization Union. Please be prompt. 379-7852. Redefined: Prognosis for the 3rd Floor! Poge 4 The >\&T Register friday, Morch 16, 1979

The Freedom Of Opinion

This reporter experienced an incident which has broutht about a great deal of concern. And that is controlling one's thoughts. Freedom of speech each day seems to be of little or no concern to those who have to deal with political policies every day. It is getting to the point that what one thinks is not important but what he is made to think is important. "I wish you discuss matters with me," a "they are telling matters with me", a "they are telling you what to print," are comments heard everyday. Everyone is entitled to his or her own opinion whether it be lop-sided or thoroughly rejected by a massive group of people. Everyone has a mind, but whether or not it is used to its greatest potential is up to the individual. People express what they feel, in every sense of the word, bot only media areas but in public forums as Gas Shortage? Maybe well. But, when something is said, and it hits home, there everyone is ready to yell murder. It is said very By Jacqueline D. Pender often, when someone is to be blamed for something, everyone has to point the finger at some else. "It's Most people seem to be talking about we have. not my fault," or "he did it." Why not just stop, whether or not we will have another gas To begin with you can't do very think about what was done and then you work out the shortage. Well, are we? much about the price you pay for gas problem. One person can be responsible for an The Congressional Office of except by shopping around. One could incident just as well as the next person. Technology Assessment reported in do something about one's mileage So, if you feel that something is wrong, just don't Sunday's edition of the Greensboro which is affected by the size of i his car sit around and wait for things to clear up on their Daily News^ that the nation's economy and how he drives. own. Your opinion is just as good as the next could be crippled by the cost of Smooth, even driving will improve person's. imported petroleum within the next 20 fuel economy. So does driving at or years. below 55-mph. Try to avoid rapid As the price of gasoline continues to acceleration; this will save you some gas. go up, people may have to resort to If automobile owners continue to Leading editorials are written by the editor of the A&T some gasoline substitute. REGISTER. Such editorials will not necessarily carry a Until gasoline reaches one dollar per mishandle the use of their fuel, this byline and will not necessarily reflect the opinion of the gallon, we who own automobiles can nation will definitely face a serious University or the entire staff. Staff members are free to do something to conserve the gasoline petroleum shortage. write dissenting opinions. iTHE A&T REGISTER Published twice weekly during the school year by tudents of North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University. To receive THE REGISTER, please send $8.50 for one Jyear or $16 for two years to THE A&T REGISTER, Box Contagious Epidemic E-25, Greensboro, North Carolina 27411 to cover mailing 'and handling costs. Acting Editor-in-Chief Sheila A. Williams By Shelia Snow Acting News Editor Richard B. Steele Associate News Editor Karen Williams Caution: Contagious epidemic too becomes a victim (especially after Acting Managing Editor Jacqueline Pender spreading throughout campuses he discovers he is already 20 minutes Business Manager Margaret L. Brown everywhere. late). Another major contributor is : Acting Advertising Manager Wilbert T. Ingram Symptoms: Lazy or hyperactive feeling, going through the student union. [Sports Editor Dennis Bryant lack of desire to attend classes, little or Upon entrance the doors seem to lock Production Manager Terrence Marable no awareness of the necessity of study, one in and exit is literally impossible. Head Typist Albert Leach and a constant need to be outside. Carriers are generally found in the Art Editor Leslie Whitfield Most Common: Among college student union, in front of cafeterias, | Acting Entertainment Editor Johnny Thompson students. It's called: SPRING parking lots and other gathering areas. • Chief Photographer Keith Person FEVER. Some precautions are make an extra Circulation Manager Joycelyn Holley In case you are wondering why, when effort to study, bear in mind the Distribution Managers Rudi Noble & Joe Chavis you walk across campus, a great many necessity of class attendance, make Advisor Mrs. Loreno M. Marrow students are "loafing", do not be absolutely no stops along the way, and alarmed. They are victims of the rapid stay away from carrier hangouts. Ktitti lutler Cheryl Chevil, Catherine Craig, PhyHii Fennell Glendo George Tim Graham, Donald Grove. Gloria Hkki, Larry Jenkins spreading—Spring Fever. If you have not yet become Sophia Kntohl Shake.peere Maye, Andrew McCorkle Rodney McCor Observations indicate that the disease acquainted with the disease, consider mick Raymond Moody, Carolyn MorrUey. Ann Murrey Angela Nile. Connie Pinnu, Janice P-eh. David Puryeer, Jr , Wihnvr Stuhei. Carle can be caught - by little outside yourself lucky and put forth your Walter Alice Well, Mi heel Wordlew, Ronald Woody. communication. It seems as though strongest will power to follow

REPRESENTED fOR NATIONA1 ADVERTISING BV one might be headed toward class and, precautions. If you are already COMMUNICATION ADVERTISING SERVICES FOR STUDENTS (CASS) upon stopping briefly to say hello to a possessed, then you are one of a million 6330 NORTH PUIASKI ROAD JUJICAGO JILINOIS 6064* friend possessed with the epidemic, he victims of Spring Fever. Friday, March 16, 1979 The A&T Register Page 5 iruTfinnnr—"*"""•*"**'•**•""*****'*•**" — -*•———------—--—------.- — ------— -——-»----—--«---—-. i-nnnnnnruijijv, "I LIKE TO PLAY BASEBALL AND I LIKE TO DRINK LITE. MOST PEOPLE WOULD RATHER lHMf.fwiiii vln DRINK LITE." Marv Throneberry Baseball Legend

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Editor of The Register: trying to digest the food. With The situation is already Cafeteria personnel or habitat. Is it a fly? It is a roach? a bird around, chances are complicated when students physical plant personnel Let's not let the cafeteria go No- it's superbird! that its excretory matter could find unknown objects in their should attempt to capture the to the birds. It seems as though another end up in the food. food. bird and return it to its natural Denise Burke outsider has joined the cafeteria staff. Upon entering Williams cafeteria early in the morning for breakfast, I am Reporting Not A Nine To Five Job always greeted by a bird. Now, how did the bird get into the cafeteria? I am still (Continued From Page 1) "Volunteer some of your time decisions on the actual employees so they can get trying to figure that out. Smith. in public relations. Work on running of the newspaper. another angle. We need a . Black input in the media. This Nevertheless, the bird is in the "You have to like reporting the student paper, student Journalism students have to be does not mean you are going cafeteria and something needs to do it, it is not a nine to five radio, and television stations. optional of that," replied to get every story, but. if you to be done to get it out. job. You stay busy. Look for summer internships. Smith. Reporting can take up a lot of Sometimes the employer may Smith received her masters get three out of five, is better I am not against birds, but your time. People who like it ask you to come back. This degree at Ohio State in than none," stated Smith. they should be in their proper stay in some form of may help you to get your foot journalism. "Getting your "I'm excited about coming environment and that does not journalism." in the door," stated Smith. masters will give you more to the mass media conference. I enjoy getting together with happen to be in the cafeteria. Smith advises journalism "There are few Black option in the long run, in what students to get what people in management and you want to do." people to get ideas to flow," It is unsanitary; and, replied Smith. furthermore, it is hard enough experience they can. fewer Blacks in making "The media need: Black Other A&T graduates who will appear at the conference will be. Cassandra Wynn, the Baltimore-Afro; Sandra Hughes, WFMY-TV; Stanley Davis, general manager of the Carolina Peacemaker; Larry Barber, director of the service bureau for the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference; Brenda Cannady, editor of the N.C. Community College Review; Mary Cropps, Winston-Salem Sentinel; Mary Partlow, Shelby Star; and Annie Herbin, A&T.

Graduate Exam To Be Offered In Barnes Hall

By Rudi Noble The Graduate Record Examination (GRE) will be administered in Barnes hall Auditorium on April 28. The GRE is an aptitude test designed to measure the general verbal ana" quantitative abilities of college seniors who plan to undertake graduate studies. Graduating seniors and graduate students who are considering taking the exam can obtain applications from the Counseling Center in Room 103 Murphy Hall. The deadline for regular registration is March 28, and for late registration April 4. Every student should make an effort to register by the date above. However, in an emergency it may be possible to take the GRE on a walk-in basis if sufficient space and test materials are available.

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Alka Seltzer and Cafeterias make a great couple! Friday, March 16, 1979 The A&T Register Page 7 Sports Notebook Groomes Say.s Baseball Running Game

Baseball is going to be a baseman Norbert Reid. The Although A&T faces an running game at A&T this hot corner is Reid's natural expanded season, they will not year, according to Coach Mel position, since he has be playing for a conference "Big Ten" Groomes. quickness and range to make title. Groomes related thsi "Even my catchers are the play to his left. Probable fact in terms of the quick," said Groomes, whose leadoff batter, Reid is another responsibilities this poses for Aggies dig in this week for a Aggie threat on the basepaths. his tri-captains, Blackmon, The NCAA and NIT tournaments are raging on 31-game season, facing The Aggies will field three Hart and Turnage. this weekend, but the interest here in Greensboro Guilford home-and-home on sluggers out in the long grass. "These three guys will be seems to be elsewhere. The two North Caolina Wednesday and Thursday. "Perhaps the best total the best captains I've had in teams bowed Sunday in the second round of action. "We're going to play good, baseball player I've had in many seasons ." proclaimed North Carolina, loser to Penn and Duke, loser to St. fundamental baseball and run many a year is centerfielder Groomes. "There used to be a whenever we can." Johns will have to sit home this year. Jeffrey Thomas," said time when captains didn't A third of A&T's schedule Groomes. "He can catch the Of the 64 teams chosen for the tournaments, it have much to do, but now, will be occupied by baseball- ball anywhere and is the best when we're not included in came at my surprise that one Black school was strong Carolinas Conference hitter - I didn't say batter any championship play, it's a invited. But despite Alcorn State having a better foes, so Groomes is making no -hitter on the team." more difficult task to motivate record than virtually every team in the nation, rash predictions (".500 or In left, Michael Drumwright the players to get them up for Alcorn had to play both of its games on the road. better would be a good will show off his shotgun arm every game. But I know these season"), but some classy Alcorn beat one predominantly white school at and in right, Glenn Hart three guys are capable of freshmen in the battery and boasts great speed. doing just that." Mississippi, then bowed to Indiana in the second powerhitting veterans in the round. Why didn't Alcorn State have at least one of field have the coach looking those games home? The teams they played had forward to "playing them records of 18-9 and 18-17, respectively. all." Optimism Prevails Over The Aggie basketball team didn't get a chance to On the mound, Aggie play in the NIT, why? Could «it be that the NIT opponents are going to be '79' Football Program seeing a lot of freshman officials felt that, if two teams from predominantly fireballers Franklin Bratwaite, A reserve optimism prevails young players got valuable Black campuses were invited, one would have a Lewis Wright and James over the 1979 edition of the game experience playing time chance to win it? Maybe the Black colleges should Carruthers. A&T football program as the and that certainly will help us have a National Black Basketball Association Bratwaite and Wright are team and staff prepare for the going into the 1979 season," said McKinley, who has (NBBA) tournament. both capable of laying down upcoming season. guided A&T to two second- It is about time the MEAC, CIAA, SWAC, and streaks in the 90-mph range, Going into last season, the according to Groomes, but he Aggies hoped to dethrone place finishes in the MEAC other Black conferences and independent schools says that perhaps his hardest- South Carolina State of the and an appearance in the post form one. The Black institutions will never get any throwing moundman is Mid-Eastern Athletic season Gold Bowl Classic. recognition if no one gives them a chance to. reliever Carruthers, also a Conference crown and on "We return a total of 34 The Aggies maybe have found a player to replace freshman. Third in the Aggie paper A&T had the depth, lettermen, 10 of whom were James "The Bird" Sparrow next year. He is a rotation will be Wayne talent, and personnel to do it. starters on offense and eight Turnage, a junior recovering regulars on the defensive unit. product of Laurinburg Institute. His name is Tony However, on the playing from an arm injury suffered field, the Aggies were hit with If we can stay injury free, we Thomas from Brooklyn, New York. Now that A&T early last season. Senior an abundance of injuries and could be a very good football has another guard, let's wait and see whom they get Clarence Robinson will also be once again had to settle for a team this year." at the forward spots. called upon regularly to second-place MEAC finish. Offensively, the Aggies will Coach Gene Littles has a two-year record of deliver the slants for A&T. But, according to Jim operate from the versatile veer 40-15. It should be exciting to see how the team Behind the plate, McKinley, A&T head football offense. The offensive line anchored by tri-captain center comes out next year. There will be six guys missing sophomore Collis Wilson and coach and athletic director, junior Gary Blackmon will be some good things did take Smitty Davis is one of the from this year's team and it will be hard to win dividing platoon time and place during the Aggies' 6-6 most experienced in the another 20 games. I know Coach Littles will fool designated hitter chores, but overall 1978 season. MEAC. everyone and win 20 more next year another freshman, Rodney "Because of our injury Also returning are tackles It is recruiting time now and there will be one of Lee, is going to be seeing a lot situation last year, a lot of (See Aggies, Page 8) of playing time as well. the best games played next week in the Charlotte ***ATTENTI0N*** "This is the first year I've Coliseum. The teams will feature such All- WANTED, CAREER MINDED STUDENTS WHO ARE IN­ Americans as James Worthy and Dominique Wilkins ever had enough people that I can say I'll be able to think in TERESTED IN THE LAW ENFORCEMENT PROFESSION AND ARE of North Carolina and seven-foot-one Sam Bowie. It terms of real strategy. I'll be WILLING TO ACCEPT CHALLENGING AND EXCITING should be a good contest. able to come in with players of ASSIGNMENTS. THE LAW ENFORCEMENT PROFESSION OF­ I hope Joyce Spruill gets a few good recruits for equal strength to fit the game FERS GOOD OPPORTUNITIES FOR THOSE THAT ARE WILLING next year. She needs a good year to really get situation. In terms of the FO GET INVOLVED IN MAKING POSITIVE CONTRIBUTIONS talent of the first-time players things back on the right track. Hopefully she can TO THE COMMUNITY. get a few six footers and a full time assistant. coupled with the experience of the returning squad, this is perhaps the best team I've ever THE GREENSBORO POLICE DEPARTMENT IS CURRENTLY Next week I will have my A&T Register All- had." RECRUITING FOR AN AUGUST RECRUIT SCHOOL. APPLICA­ American Basketball team. I have some brilliant Thomas Poteat will handle TIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED MARCH 12, THRU APRIL 6, players, thanks to the help of Mr. Michael Simmons, first base duties for the 1979. CONTACT YOUR PLACEMENT OFFICE FOR AN INTER­ an economics instructor. Aggies. A fluid defensive VIEW WITH THE POLICE DEPARTMENT REPRESENTATIVE game prompts Groomes to say MARCH 19, 1979. of the sophomore," He's just Coach Mel Groomes has his team ready and they smooth." will play their first home game next Tuesday. He has Aggie basketball backcourt "THE CLOSEST TO PERFECTION A PERSON some pretty good players out there this year. The ace Joe Brawner will anchor EVER COMES IS WHEN HE FILLS OUT A JOB team needs some support from you all. the infield at shortstop. A APPLICATION FORM. " Stanley J. Randall longball hitter with the kind of glove that his roundball CITY OF GREENSBORO Finally, the softball team should get under way abilities might suggest, EMPLOYMENT OFFICE soon. The team is coached by Sue Kascher and she Brawner has drawn pro scout DRAWER W-2 will perhaps be looking for a good season. It would attention on the diamond as GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA 27402 well. (919)373-2080 be nice to have some softball games near campus. Groomes' most experienced AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER infielder will be senior third Page 8 The A&T Register Friday, March 16, 1979

Globetrotters Display Basketball Talents

Dr. James Naismith might many of those nations, the play. every basketball fan in the p.m. Reserved tickets to the have invented basketball, but Trotters were the first look at Superb ball handling, fancy country can give credit to the Globetrotters are $6, $5, $4 it's the HARLEM the sport of basketball. dribbling, pin-point passes Trotters whenever they see and are on sale now at the GLOBETROTTERS who Often, the Globetrotters' behind the back or through the exciting basketball. Coliseum Box Office, Peaches have given it to the world. The game inspired the formation legs are all examples of the Don't miss the Harlem Records in Greensboro, fabulous Globetrotters will of national teams, and many style created by the Globetrotters at the Reznick's in Winston-Salem, display their unique brand of countries, including Australia Globetrotters. Greensboro Coliseum- and all authorized Belk ticket basketball magic and cage and Israel, give the It can truly be Said that Wednesday, March 28, at 8 outlets. comedy Wednesday, March Globetrotters credit for the 28 at the Greensboro creation of Olympic basketball Coliseum. squads in their countries. AFROTC Venture The Globetrotters have In addition to spreading the played before nearly 90 basketball word around the million people in their 53 year globe, the Trotters have had a In Quest Of Championship history, and many of thos; tremendous influence on the fans had never seen ; way in which the game is On the 23rd and 24th of Basketball team. They will be Detachment 600 at East played. Even here in the U.S. , basketball game until thi March, ten young men from participating in the tenth Carolina University in Globetrotters came to town. Basketball experts A&T will venture forth to East annual ECU 600 Basketball Greenville. The tournament This season the Magiciars acknowledge that influence Carolina University in quest of Tournament. The ECU^iOO is matches teams from Air Force of Basketball will increase to when they describe a tricky a basketball championship. a two-day tournament ROTC Detachments in New 97 the number of countries pass, or a crowd-pleasing shot The ten men comprise the Air sponsored by the Cadet Corps Jersey, Maryland, they have visted' and, for as a "Globetrotter Style" Force ROTC Det. 605 of Air Force ROTC Washington, DC, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and Tennessee. * •X- •X- The tournament is only * •X* * •X- open to Air Force ROTC •50 •X- students that do not * * * •X- participate in intercollegiate •X- athetics. A&T's team consists * •X- of Robert McAllister, Jimmy •X- * * •X- McMillian, James Johnson, * •X- •X- Ted Agnew, Ken Cole, Dexter •X- •X- Moore, Kenny Sharpless, Ira •X- •X- Wade, Kevin Barnes, and •X- •X- * •X- Raleigh Bagley. The coach is •X- the veteran TSgt James Cox •X- •X- * -X- assisted by TSgt Willie •X- •X- Wilson. •X- •X- •X- •X- The Aggies have not had •X- * •X- •X- much success at the ECU 600 •* * in recent years, but this year's * •X- team has worked hard and •X- •* •* hopes to regain the winning •* •X- •* * touch that allowed Det.605 to •X- •X- be the first and only team ever * •X- •X- to retire the trophy. Det. 605 •X- * did that back in the early '70s. •X- •X- •X- •X- A team must win three •X- •X- •X- •X- consecutive championships in •X- * order to retire the trophy. •X- •X- Coach Cox believe^he has the * •X- •X- •X- makings of a fine team. •X- •X- * * * •X- •X- Aggies •X- •X- •X- •X- Deep, •X- •X- •X- •X- Talented •X- •X- •X- *• (Continued From Page 7) •X- •X- •X- -X- Thomas Boone and Corey •X- •X- Junkins along with guards •X- * Mike West and Clifton Britt. •X- •X- •X- -X- One area where the Aggies •X- •X- are deep and talented is the •X- •X- •X- •X- offensive backfield where Bill •X- •X- Joyner, Charlie Sutton,Cleotis •X- •X- •X- •X- Johnson, speedster Lon Harris •X- and a host of talented -X- * freshman runners should •X- •X- * cause considerable problems •* •X- for the opposition. * * •X- •X- •X- •X- -X- WANT TO SPEND THIS SUMMER -X- SAILING IHE CARIBBEAN' THE 1 * * PACIFIC- EUROPE' CRUISING * •X- OTHER PARIS OT IHE WORLD •X- •X- ABOARD SAILING OR POWER •X- •* YACHTS' BOAI OWNERS NEED •X- •* CREWS' FOR FREE INFORMATION •X- * •X- * SEND A 15 SIAMP IO XANADU •X- •X- 6833 SO GESSNER SUIIt 661 •X- •X- HOUSTON IX /7036 the mountains*

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Blacks In Broadcasting And Print Media

Blacks haven't fared too will be Lionel Monogas, equal Kellogg Foundation of Battle Carolinian; and Annie owns radio stations and is in well in breaking into the employment opportunity Creek, Michigan. Herbin, A&T. the process of buyng a CBS management and ownership director for the Federal Other persons who have Keynote speakers for the affiliate television station. levels of broadcasting and and Communications been added to the list of conference will be Max Persons interested in print media, and this fact will Commission; Ms. Mutter D. panelists for the conference Robinson, anchor man for attending the conference are be a major concern at the Evans, general manager of are Larry Barber, director of ABC Television in Chicago; asked to contact Ernest second annual mass media WAAA Radio Station in the service bureau for the Mid- and Ragan Henry, whose firm Parbhoo at 379-7519. conference at A&T on Winston-Salem; Ernie Pitts, Eastern Athletic Conference; Saturday, Mar. 24. publisher of the Winston- James Mack, president of Discussing the issue in a Salem Chronicle; Dr. John B&C Associates of High Survey Reveals Students special workshop on media Kilimanjaro, publisher of the Point; Clarence Small, an management and ownership Carolina Peacemaker; and advertising account manager Pay Right Drink Prices Ragan Henry, president of for WFMY-TV; Brenda Business School Broadcast Enterprises Cannady, editor of the N.C. Network, Inc. in Community College Review; When it comes to alcoholic notice while imbibing: decor, and Elynor Williams, a public drink prices, what you see is liquor quality, food service, Sponsors Seminar Philadelphia. what you pay for, a University location, and live More than 150 professional relations manager for Western In Communication Electric. of Minnesota Daily survey of entertainment. minority journalists and 28 local bars and restaurants The Department of Business students are expected to attend Others are Mary Cropps, found. The more money an Education and Administrative the day-long conference in the Winston-Salem Sentinel; establishment's owner puts The paper's new weekly Services is sponsoring a A&T Memorial Student Flontina Miller and Kenneth into any or all of the five "Your Money" column communication seminar on Union. Campbell, Greensboro Daily discovered that drink prices areas, the more students can Wednesday, March 28, from 4 News; Mary Partlow, Shelby The conference is being are generally hinged on five expect to pay, the report to 5 p.m., in Merrick hall Star; Paul Jervay, the funded by a grant from the factors students can easily concluded. Auditorium. The speaker will be Dr. Larry D. Hartman of Northern Illinois University, who will discuss "Identifying Supporting Communication Styles in Changing Thousands Of Organizations." Special emphasis will be given to the importance of interpersonal communication in modern organizations. Dollars Found In This seminar is an excellent opportunity to learn what communication skills are necessary for business success Trash On Campus. and how you can develop them. Following the seminar, Dr. Hartman will speak at a banquet recognizing the Department's honor students. Check around your campus community. You, too, Dr. Hartman is Vice- President of the Midwest may be able to collect an educational award of up to a Regional American Business thousand dollars if you Pitch In! Groups from campuses Communication Association and is an experienced speaker, all over the country were awarded $8,750 last year by author, and consultant in the participating in Pitch In! Week. field of communication. His speeches and publications This year, Budweiser and ABC Radio Network will cover a broad range of topics again reward participating colleges, universities and including "Multicultural Communications,'' approved campus organizations who participate in Pitch ' ^C ommunication In! Week. Five groups will win $1,000 in first place Organization and educational awards, five second place groups will win Methodology," "Changing Writing and Oral $500, and five third place groups will win $250. Communication Processes," For entry rules and the Pitch In! Week program kit, "Issues About Teaching simply send in the attached coupon. Business Communication," and "Strategies for Coordinating Learning in Collegiate Communication and Writing Courses." 1979 National College Pitch In! Week Of The Department of Business April 2-6. Pitch In! And Win Cash. Education and Administrative Services offers three degree programs--Comprehensive NAMC Business Education, Basic COLLEGE . Budweiser Business Education, and ADDRESS Administrative Services. A limited number of CITY STATE -ZIP. scholarships are available to ORGANIZATION ON CAMPUS qualified students. For Mail to: College Pitch In! Week Desk, c/o ABC Radio Network further information about 1330 Avenue of the Americas. 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