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Security University Offers Suggestions In light of recent incidents of sexual assaults near campus, UTC has expanded their security coverage and has requested all students to report suspicious people 01 1 ( published weekly by theECHO students of the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga incidents tosecurity at 755-111' I P. The most recent attack involved two ' Vol.>XVir No. 14 December 9, 1977 UTC co-eds and occurred on Oak Street, hut not on the campus proper, noted Temple. The coeds were taken to a nearby alien where one was forced to commit an Amb. McGee - unnatural sex act. According to police spokesman Ron Fberhardt, Commissioner (lene Roberts lias ordered the investigation intensified. "Our primary concern is to Clarifies catch the suspect," stated Eberhardt. The major crimes division is currently investigating several leads and six Canal Treaties detectives have been assigned to the case. Eberhardt noted that the police "loi thirtv-live years nobody department will follow up on.any lead mentioned it (the Panama Canal), but now anywhere and in strict confidentiality. iiiey can't seem to live without It,' because of the similarities in the quipped Ambassador Gale W. McGee at his incidents both the city and UTC police recent lecture Oil the Panama (anal believe that only one suspect is involved. treaties. "The same patterns appeared in both A concern of every president since World incidents, it appears the same person. War II, McGee feels that the two treaties about 5'9" and 1 50. is doint this," stated will strengthen relationships between the Temple. two countries and that the signing of the Security will employ two additional treaties demonstrates the United States' officers said Temple and requests that responsibility ail world leader. student groups notify security of meetings In the address at UTC, Ambassador on or near campus so that officers can be McGee said that there are several reasons OAS Ambassador Gale McGee pictured with City Commissioner Gene Roberts, ready to escort students to and from their which lead to the formulation of the new answers questions at a Lovell Field press conference. Laterthat day, McGee addressed an cars. He also said that secunty will be treaties. The first treaty deals with the audience of 75 at the University Center on the Panama Canal treaty. available to escort students to and from management and transfer of the canal to McGee noted that only 7% of our Staff, has said he could better defend the dormitories, classes and automobiles if the Panamanians at the year 2000 and the commerce uses the canal presently as Panama ChC tl with the new treaties. He needed. second deals with Panamanians neutrality opposed to previous years before the age of also said that the new treaty insures the and the right of America to defend the cargo aircraft when more of our trade was neutrality of Panama and that the right to dependent on the canal. defend the canal doesn't mean the right to Director soys: canal. Concerning the defense of the canal. intervene in the internal affairs of Panama. The first reason cited for the new treaties Ambassador McGee noted that General The new treaty also compels Panama to Brown, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of give up the right to allow foreign powers 'Library Not was that both nations wished to bring the military bases or the like on its soil. treaty in tune with the changing times. Ambassador McGee stressed that the S canal should not become a partisan Substandard' SGA Supports Sports Arena political issue. He stated that 43 senators A petition for the endorsement of the proposed sports arena/physical education have affirmed the treaty while 25 are building, sponsored by the Student Government Association, is being circulated on definitely opposed to it. "It would be by Kem Morgan campus. premature to pass judgement on what the Earlier this week, in an interview with The purpose of the petition is to counteract the petition sponsored by the University vote will be." said McGee. THE UNIVERSITY ECHO. Joseph A Coalition against the coliseum. Asked if amendments would have any Jackson, the director of libraries for the The SGA petition cites monetary advantages and growth of programs as favorable effect on the treaty, McGee said that this University of Tennessee at Chattanooga aspects of the arena. The additional revenue will aid in the expansion of the women's congressional action would effectively kill stated that the charges by the coalition athletic program and the developments of minor sports. Additional facilities will provide the treaty. Noting that the treaty has been against the arena concerning the needed space for the Physical Education Department and further development of indoor equally negotiated for fourteen years, he substandardness of the library were Intramural programs. said that the Senate could attach absolutely false. The petition also points out that due to the state requirements that building funds be reservations or clarifications to the In replying to the charge that the library appropriated separately from operational money. UTC would not receive the money for treaties, but that "amendments are not a was substandard, Jackson defended the the new arena for other uses on campus. viable part of the treaty." library by pointing out that the lending In a recent vote, the SGA adopted the petition with 13 members in favor, 0 against, and Still, a full-time member of the institution had received a grade of A by the 1 member abstaining. Organization of American States, McGee American Library Association's College SGA president Terry Williams expects the petition for endorsement of the sports will continue to lobby for the treaty, and University Library Division's College arena/PE building to 'overwhelm the opposition." seeing his duty to factually present the and University Library Division. treaty and impress its importance on the "This library has approximately twenty American public who will make the per cent more volumes than are needed for ultimate decision. Continued on pg. 6 ii All Sing Criticism Dear Editor: This year's issues of the ECHO have to be apathy among the student body. The ECHO the worst excuse for a college publication has the responsibility and the power to opinion that has been distributed in recent years. help motivate the student body and bring a The negative attitudes expressed by the positive outlook to the school. The paper have done nothing to improve the number of students who voted in the past school, but it has furthered the growth of SGA elections not only embarrass the school, but also proves that the Echo failed (if they even attempted) to bring out the coliseum considerations Mid-East Truce student vote. Is Mr... Morgan trying to follow the footsteps of Trevor? Is it a prerequisite for Recently there has been a tremendous amount of discussion between Letter to the Editor: I had hoped that the Thanksgiving recess ECHO staff writers to be able to slander all students, faculty, and administrators over the proposed sports arena. On one would stanch the interminable flow of of the groups on campus except the ones sid% there is a group of university students and professors that believe that letters about the Middle East, but I they are associated with? Mr. Morgan's the project should be reevaluated in light of "UTC's overriding academic suddenly find myself accused of a host of review of All Sing reflects the attitude needs." Conversely there has been a movement by another student group to faults, including "racism." Rather than presented by the paper. It is not importa'trw demonstrate support for the arena. Both of these interest groups have squander printer's ink in rebuttal, I will tht All Sing does not compare with $ received coverage in the Chattanooga media and it is significant that students merely state that Mr. Wolfe attributed to Broadway Musical: the effort that the are vitally concerned with issues that will effect not only them but an untold me remarks which I never made and that organisations exert is the important factory It was °kvious that all of the groups spent a number of future UTC alumni. he should feel free to see me if he wishes to hear what I did in fact say. I hope that my great deal of time in preparation for the The central question in this debate is difficult to discern. Reading the show. It seems that all of the groups fine " petition by the "University Coalition" carefully, they do not oppose an restraint in this matter will, in conjunction m with the spirit of the holiday season, help enjoyment in putting on the arena as such. The other assembly is very definite in stating that the usher in peace in our time at UTC,'and to show until the ECHO criticizes the proposed arena will not only add to the Chattanooga en tertainment industry that end I am prepared, next term, to organizations that performed. How many but will also contribute monies to the women's and other minor sports follow the lead of Anwar Sadat and travel other organizations on campus have programs. even to the west wing of Holt Hall to attempted to do something for the school The question then seems to be one of priorities. UTC has for the past negotiate a final, settlement of the and have been degrated by the ECHO. several years considered the expansion of present health and physical controversy. Come on Echo, do something for the education facilities. Expansion of Maclellan was considered feasible until Respectfully. school, not against us. University needs expanded the project to the $10 million mark. At this Dr. Robert Kupor BobFulcher point. University planners felt that the Maclellan site could not hold such a Biology Dept. Sigma Chi Fraternity facility. Movement on such plans was in the distant future until last year when Governor Ray Blanton announced that he might fund the UTC arena XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX from one-time surplus tax dollars. With this possibility, the University * This past Tuesday, while idly watching our "window on the world," the ECHO planners moved ahead writing a project statement, evaluating sites, and M suddenly realized that Chattanooga is beset by a problem that our city fathers have yet to dealing with related projects as they appeared. Ultimately, the site at ^consider. Minor as it may be, if solved, it could have a pronounced effect on Chattanooga. Houston and 4 th Streets was selected for the new home of the Mocs and the Chattanooga snow flakes are not large enough. health and physical education program. Yes, the age of bigger and better has seemed to bypass the seasonal commodity and the Questions have been raised about the possibility of losing the arena. The \ctty suffers. The minute flakes that caused excitement within the hearts of school ^children are gone and so are the visions of sledding and snowball figh ts. Governor does not have to spend the money in Chattanooga, he can spend it Yet, had they been bigger, it might have been another story. Instead of cramming for anywhere he wishes in places that might be politically more important to ^finals, we could be "roasting chestnuts on an open fire. " Oh well, maybe someday some him. Somehow money and politics are closely related. *<>«(' will bring thesuper-duper snowflakc to Chattanooga but until then we can only hope Few will argue that the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga needs to IK that Mother Nature will drop a lot of these small flakes. continue its growth both academically and physically. Present health and education facilities are used to their maximum with many different on and XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX%XX%XX%XXX off campus groups vieing for use time. UT-Chattanooga does need a new health and physical education facility. from the editor's desk: The University Echo believes that the discussion on the arena has aided, not abetted the proposed coliseum. The discourse has brought to light many it's your opportunity issues that are vital to the growth of UTC, demonstrating that students are Discourse is essential to the educational process and this year the ECHO has had a concerned with what is going on at their campus. considerable amount of discussion. Ranging from the problems in the Middle East to Greek or not, the University community has expressed itself on these and other timely We therefore urge Governor Blanton to continue funding of the arena and issues. hope that the University will consider all the options concerning the arena Once again, however, the ECHO has struck discord with its coverage of All Sing. Many before they move onward. have registered their disagreement with Kem Morgan's opinions and several are aired in this week's ECHO. Their first amendment rights are extremely important to us and we hope we have presented a representative sampling of All Sing opinion. Yet, Mr. Fulcher's comments and others like him, have an unsettling effect on the The University editor of this paper. If he sincerely believes that the ECHO is "the worst excuse for a college publication" I wonder why it took him so long to expound his views. The ECHO has published the entire semester yet it took a review that hit close to home to initiate response. ECHO Regardless of one's opinion there arc several facts that should be considered. Don Worthington I he ECHO, like the groups that participated in All-Sing, is an extra-curricular activity,! Editor and a very time-consuming one at that All of this year's staff are full time students and Managing Editor., Keith Vallier are involved in many other activities outside of academics and the ECHO. Where they tt Assistant News Editor Karen Masiulis find the to fit anywhere from five to twenty-five hours of ECHO into their schedule 11 Features Editor Kem E. Morgan don't know, but it's greatly appreciated. Sports Editor Daniel Duncan And as hard as we may try, we are not professional journalists and labor without the ' Production Manager Tom Love benefit of a journalism school. This is not an excuse for any of our coverage just a fact. Business Manager Nora McCarthy One must fall several times before walking and the ECHO has fallen, but on each occasion Reporters Barbara Fjeld, Bruce Benway, we feel we have learned and improved the paper. Even though we are not professionals, Mark Northern our efforts must still conform to professional ethics and be judged by professional Production Staff Lynn Williams, Deanna Kirk, standards we would not want it any other way. Dave Zehner I must also take exception to the statement that the ECHO should encourage students Typists Susan Giesemann, Mari Lloyd to vote in SGA election and be active in university activities. This year's staff sees the Staff Photographer Alan Vandergriff primary function of the paper to report "news" that directly relates to the university Faculty Advisor Maj. Arnold Williams community, whether it occurs in Fletcher Hall or the Gobi Desert. It is not our responsibility to collar students and tell them to vote: that is the responsibility of the The opinions expressed in THE UNIVERSITY ECHO are expressly those of individual candidate and the SGA. Nor is it the ECHO's responsibility to tell students to the individual writers and do not reflect the opinions of the personnel of the join group X over group Y. Cam pus involvement is an aspect we encourage all students to University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. consider and make their individual judgement. The University Echo, a student newspaper, is published by the students of the University o Also it is not a prerequisite for ECHO staff writers to be able to slander all the groups on Tennessee at Chattanooga. The ECHO is published weekly during the school year with the exceptions! campus excepting their own associations. The only requirement of any ECHO staff, |of holidays andexam periods. The ECHO was founded in 1900 as the student newspaper of the University of Chattanooga. member is that he or she have some time to give to the paper and that he or she concur The ECHO subscribes to the College Press Service (CHS), the National Educational Advertisin with our overriding philosophy: to publish a professional paper dealing with the concrns |Service (NEAS) and CASS advertising, and is printed by Target Graphics. of the university community. ECHO TELEPHONES Finally, I extend an invitation to Mr. Fulcher and any other member of the university Advertising and Production :755-4452 Editorial and News: 755 4451 community to come down and submit their contributions. It is very easy to criticize, but only a.tion can effect change. D°n Worthington lie December 9, 1977 THE UNIVERSITY ECHO Page 3 course, as the interest accrued to the Christian Fellowship. (Let's be sure not to Go Mocks, Go? heavily endowed Chair of Free Enterprise All Sing Revisions? criticize this Christian organization, O.K. could be transferred to the Biology Mr. Morgan? We'll leave that dirty stuff for Dear Editor: Department. This is only conditional, you Dear Editor: those un-Christian losers of All-Sing. It is my belief that our worthy sports see, for the bird would have to be able to Having just read the December 2nd issue Unsubtle, destructive criticism doesn't teams need to adopt a new nickname. The recite the seven signs of creeping socialism of the ECHO and in particularly the help very much, does it Mr. Morgan?) I hope present Moccasins (long for Mocs), is on a minute's notice or lose his mating comments on All-Sing, some serious that the editor will seriously consider the quickly becoming tired, tortured, quaint, privileges until there was a rise in GNP. problems come to mind. The first is material which is to be placed in the ECHO and even ambiguous, as some team posters So let's begin to fly in fresh air by being obvious: All-Sing has lost its original from now on. I pity Mr. Morgan and pray feature as the school emblem a scowling the "Big Mocks" who play at "Big Mock" meaning of being a fun-filled and friendly that, in time his abilities as a journalist will swamp moccasin, usually devouring some gymnasium. The last vestiges of bellicose competition among student groups and develop to, at least printing level (with quicksanded opponent; others picture our frontierism, animalistic animosity, and turned into a ruthless quest for a two-foot God's help). athletic fierceness to be that of a crazed fast-food chains should be erased from our trophy. During the weeks prior to and Sincerely, Indian on the war path, (Chiefs Mocannoga athletic jargon. Let's manifest our civic immediately after All-Sing, the ill-will Nathaniel E. Manley and Chattamoc) wearing big leather loyalty to our city, and to our state, by among certain Greek organizations is moccasins. Only an entity having a major nominally identifying our school and its tremendous. Groups accuse each other of identity crisis would claim to at once be teams with the bird that soars the highest cheating, getting unfair outside help, and Ingle Questions Priorities the king over both the swamps and the in Tennessee, our state bird, the having the judges stacked in their favor. frontier (Davy Crockett?). What kind of Mockingbird. This hostility is repeated year after year. Dear Editor: Moccasins do we want to be, anyway? If all Not an endangered species, YET, There are, however, a few things that can It is good to have Chancellor Drinnon's concerned will listen to the following John McConnell Wolfe. Jr. be done to dull the edge to the cut-throat contribution to the ongoing discussion advice, we can successfully cure the competition, improve intra-Greek about the educational quality at UTC; his prevailing schizophrenia. relations, and make for a better all-around essay can only help clarify the issues and Summer School lead us all to appreciate the fundamental In this spirit, I ask that we call our team All-Sing One thought that comes to mind nature of a final decision to build an the Chattanooga Mockingbirds. After all, Problems Clarified is to eliminate the competition all together. the mockingbird is our state bird. Our Let each group perform as usual but don't expensive civic arena. adoption of this novel nickname will be Dear Editor: have any final judging. Unfortuantely, our Chancellor's analysis such a clear show of state pride that new There are two pressing problems with Some would argue that this would lower failed to address the issues the University funds will wing their way to all UTC regard to the quality of summer school the quality of the performances, but if we Coalition has endeavored to underscore. programs. Surely our overseers in teaching: (1) Calendar times available for take seriously the comments of Mr. As far as I am aware, no one has questioned Knoxville and Nashville will be duly classes and (2) Hiring of part-time teachers Morgan, then we realize All-Sing couldn't the competency of the University's impressed that we are as civic minded as from the surrounding high schools and/or get much worse. In fact, having no teaching faculty; it is possible for a the "Volunteers" who have made "Big junior colleges who may or may not be competition might even encourage other student, if he chooses wisely, to acquire Orange" the state colors of our Volunteer qualified to handle fast-paced summer school groups to participate that don't here as good an education as he could State. school teaching. want to compete in it now. The groups in it normally expect to receive at a Harvard or To further confirm our new allegiance to In addressing problem number one, the now would still try hard out of sheer pride a Yale. Nor has anyone suggested that the state pride, we could start calling Maclellan Fauclty Council agreed that more time and this way everyone could go home University does not need buildings and Gym "Big Mock" instead of the present could be bought for summer school terms thinking that they won (and who would physical facilities. "Big Mac." This would have the helpful two and three by either discontinuing could prove them wrong?). The issue we have raised is one of effect of warding off lawsuits from summer commencement or moving it to If competition is still desired, another priorities. According to the illustrious and disgruntled hamburger the first week of fall classes. The earning alternative would be to let each group administration's own schedule of needs, a chains who doubtless feel we are now of a degree is the important element in compete for an individual score or grade. new health and physical education facility enticing fans into our gym under the guise qualifying for employment not the (Band festivals use this method all the time is number seven on the list. Yet the new of corporatism. conferring of a degree-as witness the giving grades of I for excellent, II for good, civic arena, replete with flashy dressing many students who have always finished in But what would happen to the likes of III for fair, and so on.) The competition rooms for visiting superstars, is being mid-winter and have accepted Mocannoga and Chief Chattamoc if we would still be there, each group would described as a physical education building employment immediately. suddenly turned to a winged mascot of know exactly how it performed, and more and jumped to the head of the list at a total such benignity? They will have to go back to The conferring of a degree is a formality, than just two groups from each division of $10 million. through the most careful inbreeding with a very colorful one which some graduates would be recognized for a good (or bad) This skewing of our needs is a direct the most vocal parrots available, produce a attend. More and more students graduate performance. Who knows, the groups result of the failure last winter of local mockingbird capable of chirping shrill "in absentia." If the summer school might even start rooting for each other. coliseum boosters to convince area citizens cheers to the delight of the fans. Imagine commencement if deferred a week or so, There is one change that definitely needs to vote an increase in taxes. Undaunted, how thunderstruck the opposition would the drama would include more faculty to be made if no other. Members of the they scurried off to University officials be hearing the state bird singing, "GO members, since everyone is then on hand Singing Mocs should not be allowed to sing who agreed to ask the legislature to fund a MOCKS, GO!" He could even fly around for classes. for their particular Greek organization in joint project using you guessed it-scarce the gym during time outs, enlivening the In addressing problem number two, the the competition. I say this not trying to state funds totalling a minimum of $8 whole affair. With the uniqueness of one Faculty Council voted to adopt the intent ruin anyone's chances of winning All-Sing, million. The city's boomers can thus have fine-fea'chered creature, the MOCKS (short of the letter from the Department of but to help make the competition fairer. their play facility, put Chattanooga on the for mockingbirds) would have the most Philosophy and Religion, namely, that we Consider, for instance, the fact that varsity entertainment man. and save themselves successful teams in this school's history, oppose the new administrative policy of athletes are ineligible to participate in the the embarrassment of repudiation at the both at the box office and in the win hiring part-time insturctors as teachers in intramural sport of the specialty. Why polls. column. summer school for the following reasons: then, should we allow varsity singers to And while everyone basks in the warm (1) Questionable pedagogically, (2) Training the mockingbird to do these participate in All-Sing? It's not fair and glow of civic pride, the University's Unsound administratively, (3) Infeasible feats could be easily accomplished. besides, we get to hear them sing with the higherst priorities are being subverted. The educationally, constituting a disservice to Chancellor Drinnon could set up a Chair Mocs at the end of the program. $8 million of state funds designated for the students. The Faculty Council recognizes for the State Bird, which should be closely Let's take away the unfair advantages arena come from a common, and the occasional need to hire part-time modeled after the new Chair of Free and the sharp competitive edge from decreasing, pile and what goes to the apple teachers if there are not enough full-time Enterprise. The Biology Department will All-Sing and put in its place a more of the arena can not go to the orange of the personnel to handle all classes. be charged with interviewing the most friendly, relaxed atmosphere. I believe it library. Every institution will do those eminent ornithologists in the country,anu Sincerely yours, would benefit the All-Sing program, the things its officials believe most important; will offer them the highest salary to come Louise Mcintosh intra-Greek relationships, and this thus, in the developing country of Ghana, to UTC and teach the values of free flight. President, Faculty Council University as a whole. We certainly don't education has such a high priority that government officials designate scarce The funding would be no problem, of need another All-Sing like this last one. Tommy Thompson foreign exchange to stock university book *XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX%XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX* stores rather than buying concrete. 'Where * Destructive Journalism your money is," spoke an ancient sage, The Brothers And Pledges Of The m "there will your heart be also." To the Editor: More importantly, it is not written in the Congratulations are indeed in order. It is stars that operating funds and capital * not difficult for one to admire a newsman projects be separated. What the University I who can, single-handedly, destroy the Coalition insists is that the same political ! Alpha—Iota Chapter Of The Kappa Sigma; reputation of this University, The Greek muscle and influence that is wheedling $8 • system on cam pus, the ECHO, and his own million of state tax money out of the unestablished competency in one article. legislature for a civic arena could secure an m Such a demonstration of destructive equal amount for library acquisitions, Fraternity Would Like To Extend Best journalism, as revealed in the last issue of scientific field trips, even something as m I the ECHO, has lowered the opinion of this minor as examination booklets, if the MIl student toward the ECHO'S judgement to possessors of that power so chose. I an almost incurable level . Many are We hope that the discussion is opening Wishes To Terry O'Grady I surprised to think that the ECHO would be up these possibilities to all those in the * I so irresponsible as to allow such "trashy University community, for the future is I writing" (to use the vernacular of Mr. ours to make. We are all committed to the I Woodstock Morgan) to be printed. I have highest possible quality of education, and For A Speedy Recovery. Iff Iff tried, without much success, to overlook the University Coalition, for one, wants Ift Mr. Morgan's obvious prejudice for his the debate over goals to continue. i%%%mm%%%%%%%%%%%%%%m%*%%x%%xx%%m%x*%%*%%%%*%%%%%%%%%%' fraternity and the "Mormon" Moccasin H.L. Ingle Page4 THE UNIVERSITY ECHO THE UNIVERSITY ECHO Page 5

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'.Jin 230 O (inr.TORS like to grow old in America as a member of the working I 30 0 MOVIE O ONE LIFE TO LIVE 3 00 0 MOVIE O (.llllilNi. LIGHT class poor, airs Tuesday, Dec. 13 on PBS. Filmed in New 300 S ANOTHER WORLD York City in 1975, the program is the most recent look at 3 15 O liENERAL HOSPITAL 330 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY American life by Swedish filmmakers Lars Ulvenstam and 0 LILIAS YOGA AND YOU Tomas Dillen. 400 0 RUGS BUNNY Using minimal narration, this essay allows several O LEAVE IT TO BEAVER O TATTLETA, older Americans, many of them immigrants, to tell their Ml iTREET 0 JOHNNY UIIF'.T (fill ) life stories on their own terms. Interviewed in their apartments, rooming houses and nursing homes, these 4 30 0 THREE STOOGES LITTLE RASCALS ((sunday)) O RHAOV RIINi M individuals tell the story of coming from Europe to 0 MERV GRIFFIN 0 MIKE DOUGLAS America in search of a better life. They recall the factory ',<)<> 0 MV rum i work, poverty, heartbreak and joys. 0 Ml'. 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"It the film have died since its completion but their portraits Sill WW 0 OVER EASY was these very old people that made New York City the friday)) DSC III. 1177 remain as a record of their hopes and of their criticism I REACH OUT FOR CHRIST 0 LIBERTY SPECIAL (( I PARTRIDGE FAMILY great city and America they great country they are," she 0 NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE GAME 700 and praise of the life they found in America. 1 00 I GODS SMUGGLER FRIDAY AFTERNOON argues, "but there is no recognition of that fact." ' I ROOKIES DEC. •. I»T7 0 BACKYARD SAFARI I PEOPLE AND ISSUES Check your local PBS station tor oroadcast day and time. 0 THE NFL TODAY New York (. I UNITY CHURCH OF GOO EVENING 1200 • BAGGY PANTS AND THE NITWITS Philadelphia Eagles 7 30 I MUPPETS SHOW • ABC SHORT STORY SPECIAL The Nunun 0 REV LEONARD REPASS I MACNEIL LEHRER REPORT daga Part 1 An Indian youth lares an enormous 0 FORUM NINE 1 30 I LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE 02 .BJ9,unHU!0»iU. 800 • • • NEWS chaeenge when the tnbe. on the verge ol starvation 0 REV LEROY JENKINS 800 I hgni rjhty/tai tngasa and .• to the im • ZOOM has its Sacred Bow stolen by thee enemy 0 FAMILY AFFAIR 200 > .ome ol Walnut USPUH 90U9Jt|0 • GIL SHARP SHOW • SECRETS OF ISIS 0 REV WAYNE PARKS ,SJ9)SB"y, 630 • NBC NEWS • BIG BLUE MARBLE 0 MOVIE i .utei s Amy 1970 Stephen Boyd • H .ApoqsJiuos 230 nomadic aHM J|©Mi MIX *l«0 AeMi. • ABC NEWS 1230 0 NFL '77 Up to the rmnule tootbal news Robert Hooks Capture ot a stratsox bridge is 0 THE SAN PEDRO BEACH BUMS •gl 80*01 ApoqAj»A3, 1 • CBS NEWS interviews and features given to a company ol black sokfcers commanded uosjopueH 0 A CHARLIE BROWN CHRISTMAS ' • OVER EASY Guest Harvey Korman 0 AMERICAN BANDSTAND Host Dick Clark by a preHjdiced white Soutnern officer makng the CZ-ld Zl ztuih 113 1 0 FAT ALBERT hazardous mission even more dangerous (iff 26 • JUNIOR ACHIEVERS '.noopv •gi U|9|8d3 U9|jg ' 0 CROCKETT'S VICTORY GARDEN mm ) announcements] 700 • JACKIE GLEASON'S CHRISTMAS leuBid A||»a SPECIAL Hydroportcs 0 MIRACLES TODAY gi uoeDjnsojneN the men • • '.eason noi Ajjee • THE CITY THAT FORGOT ABOUT 100 0 NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE GAME 0 MOVIE Nolning Sacied 1937 f-iednc March 300 0 AGE OF UNCERTAINTY :: >!, tUSI«OU|Ml - Cincinnati Bengals vs Pittsburgh Stealers Carole Lombard Gal with short Ivne lo IVI CHRISTMAS monl Hr Henry Kisv rlon Post 0 CLIFFWOOO AVENUE KIDS qay lane tor two weeks but it s al a publicity hoax MM • ROOKIES pubfcsh.' Isstl Prxne The following is the schedule for the Uni\- \f nter during the Christmas holidays: XI *M»»)t 0 HODGEPODGE LODGE (1 hr 30 mail UB9-|0fl P|A*a • COOKIN CAJUN Mxtstei • i"d other noted persons 1 30 0 NCAA FOOTBALL Pioneer Bowl Irom Wchrta 0 THE NFL TODAY Atlanta Falcons vs Los Zi «J )9U»r 'ADttod '9UU9ia • CLASSIFIED ADS 330 Ktn Jo' .wmgavq Dec.17 Close at 12:00 noon .PWH, • A COSMIC CHRISTMAS Animated story ol fals Texas Anoetes Rams 730 raTaH lo a close three aken beatgs who come lo Earth lo drscover 0 BONNIE LOU AND BUSTER 0PI«M 3 65 0 ART INSTRUCTION SCHOOL 0 ERNEST ANGLEY HOUR the meartng ol Christmas 0 BOOKS IN A BINO How lo recase a bady 400 0 FOR YOU BLACK WOMAN Dec. 18 - Closed 830 0 TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS All Ou|Mi • MACNEK. LEHRER REPORT ."(1 hardbound book is demonstrated 0 MOVIE ''.> °! S43/WSUV 1 56 0 DR J HAROLD SMITH '. Inendlv Dec. 19-23 Open 8:00a.m. to5:00p.m. 800 • A BARBI DOLL FOR CHRISTMAS Host Barb Sommer On Oscar Award rvght in Hotywood the fantry ot rmce a kind and gentle clock " • A>)S|9qny uiuuefueg 200 0 WRESTLING Benton Guests Mickey Orley Dave and Sugar (1 favorite nominee is walched by friends who started i,.s lombme In 0 MARSHAL EFRON ANO CHRISTMAS A hr 1 with rtni helped turn to Hcaywood and were trod iikii' , '.,,.1.1, •>,' NN .•, *w. rjutaaj "'•• Dec. 24- Jan. 2 Closed • THE YEAR WITHOUT A SANTA CLAUS An humorous history ol Christmas traditions and on its light tor slardom and the Oscar (2 hrs I artmated musical tale witch teas of the year Santa celebrations 0 BASIC BLACK 430 900 0 NBC MONDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES Jan. 3 Open 7:30a.m. to 11:00p.m. (Rei 'regularschedule ) 0 JOURNEY TO ADVENTURE 0 JOURNEY TO ADVENTURE II Dal ot cMnbrng mlo Its sleigh and dehverng gilts lo 230 0 GUPPIES TO GROUPERS Brackish Water 0 PEOPLE AND ISSUES CAPITAL 500 Hershey WOOwei Sam Hayden relums wilh f>s people who (ton 1 befcevc m turn anyway he would Setups looks at lish that mh.io.1 the klal water PUNISHMENT daughter to rts l>o">- lown m Texas lor the i I stay at bad and catch up on ha steap (R) 0 GOO OF OUR FATHERS Separation ol hokdays When the ih*d decides she wa'' S THE N£W ADVENTURES OF WONDER • MOVIE Churc h and Stale A Madrigal Dinner featuring UTC's Chaitwingers, with other assisting artists and groups, will be held in Guerry Hall on Dec. WOMAN Ancaos Irm to persuade tne inlerplane- 3 00 • THE NFL TODAY A program precedmg each 0 OUTDOORS WITH KEN CALLOWAY I Student Buying Power Car J tan/ Councl lo grant ram an extension ol the bnel N.iii.)ii.ii i ootxtl i aafjua brawl eel aal an and 0 AOAM 12 $11.00 per person. For reservations, call 755-4764. features on the NFL and other sports news ol the 9, 10, and 11 beginning at 6:00 p.m. Admission time they nave given turn to come to Earth and deal 0 CROCKETT S VICTORY GARDEN 0 ABC S MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBAI I with tne Skri (CONCLUSION I day Hydroponics I, 'Sco 49ers • WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW • BYLINE God s images by James Dickey 0 MOVIE HoMog Drummond Comes Hack 1937 ••mas i-A 0MAIH , • PRAYER TIME 3 30 • THE NFL TODAY Washington Redskns vs St John Barrymore. John Howard Orummond aided l,rwig M.imle .Ii.; UTC's Tennessee Chamber Players will peri • WALL STREET WEEK Host Lout Rukeyser Lours Cardinals by Colonel Nretson rescues Its liancee from the I a benefit concert on December 12, beginning at 8:00 in Cadek Hall. Admission Courting Convert** Bonds Guest Bancroft G • BUGS Fkes and Other Trsngs That Bug You hands ol desparale kOnappers who wisn lo «a hei ' •'. • 'nHooxai scar is $2.50 Davis cnaaman ol the Board. Bancroft Convert**) deals wan the prevention and control of bedbugs. (1 hr 30 mail 0 GOSPEL HOUR Fund. He antjara .KHJ taisssratai i 4 00 • CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING 930 I THE BETTY WHITE SHOW e 9 00 • THE ROCKFORD FILES Forced Retrrement EVENING I HOLLYWOOD TELEVISION THEATRE ... Rocfclord masquerades as a rich Olahoman and • SPEAKING OF PETS • CARTOONS Characters *l Search ol an'Author Lugi FVandet- risks hrs Me lo check out a company's clarm thai 10 s drama explores the rviationsftc ' UTC will sponsor the Graphic Design '71 d ition of the University and College Designers Association through Decern her 16. rl developed a near oil shore or! recovery 4 30 • CHRISTMAS COUNTRY Barbara Mandrel 6 00 0 LITTLE MATCH GIRL Hans Christian Ander­ hosts Has Christmas special ol country muse , Llieakly between the leal per sonattyol davce sen a classic about the title gm krit atone on an actor and the pari he plays set among the The display will be shown in the University I ery, from 9:00 a.m. to 4,00 p.m., Monday through Friday. The admission is free ft STUDENT BUYING POWER CARD • THE CARPENTERS AT CHRISTMAS Guests lealurog Pal Chads and Charles Dungey as sotosts Christmas Eve lo sei matches lo shoppers n a 'i a television drama Harvey Kantian Burr Tdstrom Kukta and Otae with the 40-voce Woodmont Chorr modern day city 1 SWITCH uamt BU* plays a wile who h««s Pete and the public is invited to attend. IT Kristy McNrclwl • CINEMA SHOWCASE 10 00 0 STAR TREK I Its Sale of Paradise and Mac to knd tier ntsstig husband rust before • THE C8S FRSDAY NtOHT MOVIE While • LIOSVkUE 0 WHAT'S YOUR LINE' Brought to 500 •FBI She 'S murdered Irghtrvng 1973 Burt Reynolds Nad Beatty The 6 30 0 WILD KINGDOM Mxyahon ol the CarOou • REV RG HARDY drama revolves around an ex-con who makes a • ABC'S WtOE WORLD OF SPORTS 0 FRENCH CHEF liJtggs How lo prepara two 10 30 I CARTOONS deal with Federal authorities lo break up a • SIGN NEWS sample vet elegant appetizers or fast course dishes The staff of the University Echo would lib I • NEWS wish all mem bers of the University community a safe and happy holiday season. moonahrnrno rmg rn uxchange lor his freedom • NFL GAME OF THE WEEK usmg haid boxed eggs 1100 I OR J HAROLD SMITH 5 .10 • GUTEN TAG 7 00 0 THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF DISNEY Run -AUfHOm ZMO HONATUPt- • THIS IS THE NFL 11 30 • THE TONIGHT SHOW It, • MICROBES ANO MEN Cerlan Oealh Desprle Cougar. Run A shepherd tries to save a mounter . . . . #T ••••••••••••••••• ••••• you by The Its successful treatment of a boy oaten by a rabrd Ion from beog trapped and made an easy target * dog Lous Pasteur sM laces satl opposaron to tn EVENING for almost certain eiknctwn by a hunting party led rabres treatmenSctnc espacraty from format staff by a professional hu member Ernie flour 0 RUOOLPHS SHINY NEW YEAR Ituoolph and • REV EARL WILCOX • LAWRENCE WELK SHOW Its gtoantng nose are back n an encore showng NATIONAL UNITY CRIATIB 10 00 • OUtNCY Touch of Death Ourncy loses hra lab • NEWS ot Its adventures si many exotic lands as he «* MEMBER VOLUME & 8AVINCB tacfmcian over a Osagreemant about whether to • IMAGES OF AGING Ne*n *r*. r>« lor the ntstaig Baby New Year Ifll Final Exam Schedule prlorm an autopsy on a Japanese martial arts Curse txcetpls from the tarns Arthur and Lire and 0 60 MINUTES star Nea and Fred provide vikmate osmoses **o the 0 WASHINGTON WEEK IN RFVIFW HXAM.NAT.ONT.ME JJMb • JOHN DAVIDSON CHRISTMAS SPECIAL kves ol two elderly couples 0 PROSPERITy FOR LIVING SCHLDULLDCL^ HEAVY DUTY RIGID PLASTIC J Guests Tan Conway Betty While • CARTOONS . Tom Tyler (1 hr | • SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY • ABC NEWS 7 30 0 EVENING AT SYMPHONY Muse Deeclor Sea Monday, December 12 8:00-10:00 AM MWi 10:00 • MOVIE • CBS NEWS O/awa > onducts the Boston Symphony Orchestra 1100 • ••NEWS • MODERN TV .-••! s Concerto n D lor Four Orchestras and 11:-AM-1:00 PM MW> 12:00 It 30 • THE TONIGHT SHOW Guest host Gabriel • HEE HAW Bruckner s Symphony No b n B flat Kaplan Guests Arme Murray Mae Pi arranger • IN SEARCH OF "„ M.li< Al. W.^kl f*rl 6 00 0 THE SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN A Banc 2:004:00 PM TTi2:15 Christmas Carol Wttte nvestioatmg a posse* TV I.Q. Aler. Karraa Dkj • BARETTA Dear Tony Barefla hunts lor the • GONG SHOW cause ol sabotage that could alive! the Me support M 5:00, 5:10,5:36|>0 kaar of a poke otleer apparently shot down • BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON THE NEWS system lor a Mars lanong Steve helps a miserly 5:30-7:15PM altempkng lo thwarl a robbery, and slowly reak/es • SPORTSCOPE industriafcst and a young famxy discover the true THOSE STORES SAVING YOU MONEY thai the dead man was not a chance vartrm but 0 • FACE TO FACE meartng ot Christmas (Rl 7:30-9:15 PM M6:30, 7:00,7:30 1. What are the first names of the Lennon sisters? the target tor a ceretuly planned murder |R| • TALK OF THE TOWN 0 RHOOA Johnny Venture Mr Magnetism is SHOP AT OUTLETS NEARBY AND NATION* IDI • THE CSS LATE MOVIE MASH Germ • MUSIC Music rs Style The lirujl program ol piayog a big rtghtctjb i New York and Rhoda 2. What type of plane did 'Sky King' fly? Watlare Haarkeye and Trapper John play Count the sarras austrates the comonalions of musical Brenda and Gary caich rts act 3. What kind of doctor was Ben Casey? THAT HONOR YOU BY HONORING Draciaa and steal a pmf ol blood Irom the sfeepng elements witch are characteristic ol a gmn 0 OLD TIME GOSPEL HOUR Tuesday, December 13 8:00-10:00 AM TT 10:50 Mai Burns You Can I W«i Em Al 1970 Tony i uiLn.- historical period or etdmdual 8 30 0 ON OUR OWN 4. Who was the first manager of the Beatles? Oaks Ossrtes Bronson Two Amercan sokkers of eV MODERN TV 900 0THE BIG EVENT BJboardNo I Muse Awards 11:00 AM-1:00 PM MWI'2:00 lorlune attempt lo match shew arris and skaa 0 • GENTLE GIANTS OF THE PACIFIC Fkchard .tofterson and the Bee Gees are the hosts agent tie Armres ol two naoons (HI Wrdmark narrates this Survival Angka Ltd special 01 these ceremonies honorng the most popular 5. Who played Uncle David on 'The Goldbergs'? • THE MSDNWHT SPECIAL Mosl WortmanJack on the endangered humpback whales SAL recordng artists n the pop \ui rock and country 2:00-4:00 PM TT1:40 Guests Paul McCartney and Wngs Davrd Borne caiemalogtapher Al Caddrngs Mmed the story ol the western fields Some ol the nomness are Barbra 6. What was Dean Martin's theme song? England Dan and John Ford Coley. The Jack sons satgrngwtvtles so caaed because ol the resonant Streisand Peter Frampton Lnda Ronstadt Donna 5:30-7:15 PM TU5:00,5:10.53tOO LOby Titus. Brenda Lee Bra Withers Rrcc. Martm sounds they errtt as they commurtcate. oil she Summer and others 7. What is Buster Crabbe's real first and middle A> Supply and Fusion coast ot Mawax and al Glacier Bay « Alaska 0 IT HAPPENED ONE CHRISTMAS Mario 7:30-9:15 PM TT&TU6:3O,7pi30 name? • FISH Charley Harrison resigns when he puts hrs Thomas Wayne Rogers Cions Leachman and toot down only to have Fish stomp on it Orson Weees slat m trte'new version ol Fianfc 8. What movie featured author Mickey Spillane as • HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS Capra s classic (am It s a Wonderful Lite, wheren Anenaled cartoon based on Dr Seuss book ol the an apprentice angel helps lo prove thai no human 8:00-10:00 AM MWF9:00 Mike Hammer? same inks Boris Kartell narrates the story ol the Me is without meartng and no existence has no Wednesday, December 14 Grmch. who tries to sleet Christmas from WhovaVt pctnl 9. What was Jack Benny's real name? (Rl 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY Another baby armour 11.00 AM-1:00 PM TT8:00 • BEST OF FAMH€S New Tears Eve 1899 cement Irom the* old rtgh school friend and 10. What was the name of the living hand on 'The ((Saturday)) The Ralleltyb Lalhtops and Wheelers look back matchmaker sends Mac and Gloria s memories 2:004:00 PM MWF 11:00 on thee kves and unreak/ed dreams and confront back rsne years lo thee very rest and atmosl last 3 Addams Family'? the approachmg new century with speculafcon and rjaja 5:30-7:15 PM MW&W5:OO,5:l| 0,6 N M *..l rwn*' 0 MASTERPIECE THEATRE I Claudrus I p. 11. What was the name of the dog on 'Nanny and • OLD TIME GOSPEL HOUR sode Su Some Juskce The suspuaus death ol 7:30-9:15 PM MW&W 6:30, 7:01 30 0 • OPERATION PE TTICOAT Clauslr ophoba ruts Germancus. a popular lavur.lv results ei a murder the Professor'? the nurses aboard the Sea Tiger and they jump and treason Inal n Hie Senate witch threatens to 7 00 • AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE al the chance lo Hy lo Port Mores* •upscale Trberus and Lma Meanwhae Cakgua 12. What was the name of the only movie featuring • SCCNCE IN ACTION • FROSTY THE SNOWMAN Jmmy Durante shows ncreasng signs ol dangerous menial • BUL WINKLE narrates the labia about the lamous snow kgures tisiabaty Thursday, December 15 8:00-10:00 AM TT9:25 the Monkees? 7:30 • THMK PINK PANTHER who coma to Ma to the dakght ol the chadren 0 JAMES ROBERSON PRESENTS • ANIMALS. ANNALS. AMMALS rKiuckng a ante gal named Karen and ana of her 930 0 ALICE Thanks lo Atce old mother Hyatt Flo 11:00 AM-1:00 PM MWF 1:00 13. Who was the star of the T.V. series 'Tate'? • TENNESSEE TUXEDO rrtscrtevous schoolmates and Mat usuaty al each other s throat become a aoo See BEARS 0 • NBC SATURDAY NK3HT AT THE MOVIES pa* ol love beds alter spenrang a weekend 2:004:00 PM TT3:05 14. In what year did 'Wanted: Dead or Alive' first • SUPER FRsENOS W C Fields and Me 1976 Rod Stealer. Valerie logeihet ai Tucson al the big lootbal game • SKATE BSROS Parrme A period n the Me ol the intemperate 0 MOVIE Gaiety Anlorto Moreno 11 It I 5:30-7:15 PM TT&TH 5:00, 5:1 30, 6:00,6:30 appear? 900 • SPACE SENTINELS master ol comedy, with arnphasra on its atlaa with 10 00 0 THE CAROL BURNETT SHOW Certotta Monti me sncwgei who became las 15. In the Seven-up commercials who is Teen AVAILABLE NOW! • SCOOBYS LAFF A LYMPtCS 0VISIONS The Prison Game tn an unusual game • BUGS BUNNY ANO ROAD RUNNER makaas and later, wrote the book on when the show three women contestants are quuied to 7:30-9:15 PM TH 7:00,7:30 9 24 • NEWS FOR LITTLE PEOPLE Mm is baaed |2 hrs 15 mm | deterntnewttcnonemudered her husband Susan Angel's girlfriend? 9 30 •SUPERW1TCH • STARSKY ANO HUTCH Manchad on the Yankovwt; s television drama explores the events 10.00 • BANG SftANG LALAPALOOZA Streets Slarsky and Mutch lace the oatcull task ot leadmg up lo the murder 16. What newspaper did Clark Kent work for? • ONCE UPON A CLASSIC hefpetg a youth overcome deep bitterness when Its 10 30 0 LIBERTY SPECIAL Friday, December 16 8:00-10:00 AM MWF 8:00 10:30 • ADVENTURES OF MUHAMMAD ALI mocent lather oars rn a pokes shootout 1100 0 GOOD NEWS 17. What was the serial number of the boat on • BATMAN TAHZAN • THE JEFFERSONS Whan George stubbornly 0NEWS 11:00 AM-1:00 PM TT&TU4:00 4: In the Ticket Office • MISTER ROGERS reluaes to Iwe badry needed help lor Its store. 0 DR J HAROLD SMITH 'McHale's Navy'? llflO • THUNDER Lourae and Florence ton lorces to make lam 1130 0 700 CLUB 2:004:00 PM MWF 3:00 • KROFFTS SUPERSHOW 77 change hrs maid 0 LAST OF THE WILD 18. In what town is 'Search for Tomorrow' located? • SESAME STREET • NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Yukon Passage 0 MOMENT OF TRUTH 1130 • SEARCH ANO RESCUE THE ALPHA Four young men retrace she tra« ol the KloncaVe 12 00 • BIG VALLEY 19. What was the name of the last movie made on TEAM gold seekers, pittng thee courage and endurance 0 MOVIE The Froian Dead 1967 Dana • SPACE ACADEMY agaaiat the rugged Alaskan wadernesa ei a Andrews Anna Pofc Story ol a scientist who tro/e Saturday, December 17 8:00-10:00 AM SAT8:30,9:30 an MGM lot? of the University Center spectacular outdoor adventure a group ot Nazi leaders 11:00 AM-1:00 PM SAT 11:00 20. In what year was it made? ••••••••••i i •••••• i . i%WV.*«WT tw. •••••»...... Page 6 THE UNIVERSITY ECHO December 9, 1977 Faculty Votes LIBRARY cont. from page 1. a Grade A library," stated Jackson. "They Alternative (the Association) have a formula which Summer Commencement Not Dropped applies to libraries for measuring standards. This was done in 1975 and that Parking Found In what was an expectedly vocal meeting The report, which was accepted on first is rather current." UTC News Release on Wednesday, the full faculty deliberated reading by the members, states that the BA "I'm sure that Professor Ingle has good several controversial issues. degree is to be characterized by a intentions and I appreciate his concern, UTC students and faculty have been Of concern to many UTC students was "horizontal curricular structure" which but Professor Ingle is grossly in error. He is looking forward to the start of the possibility of the discontinuation of should include familiarity with the also wrong about support," continued construction of the Fine Arts Center which summer cotnmencement. This, along with humanities, fine arts and natural and Jackson. "We have administrative support. will offer superb facilities for theI other issues regarding summer school was behavioral sciences as well as a solid I'm tired of Larry Ingle's criticism." departments of art, music and dealt with in a package vote. The faculty foundation in the student's major. "I have been to a lot of meetings where theatre/speech, but this anticipation has decided that, in light of the extension of In contrast, the BS degree is librarians complain, but I have never had also been mixed with some understandable the length of summer school terms, characterized by a "vertical curricular any reason to complain about Chancellor apprehension caused by the realization1 summer school commencement will be structure" which emphasizes the mastery Drinnon's or Dr. Harbaugh's support." that construction activities will eliminate held the first week of the fall term, of a singular discipline or a combination of Jackson also quickly referred to figures 287 parking spaces currently furnished by effective summer of 1979. related disciplines or of a single for the library since the transfer of the Palmetto Street site. Other recommendations included: professorial field. The intent of the BS is to administration from private to public at Planning for such eventualities is the task retaining the seven hour limit per term; prepare graduates for entrance into a the University in 1969. The budget for of the Campus Parking Authority, and this limiting the maximum houre taken in three profession or into a graduate area. 1968-9 was $151,000. 1974-5 saw the group of students, faculty and terms to 13; extending each term from budget rise to $446,000. 1976-77 showed administrators has made several four weeks and four days to five weeks and The question which -generated the $552,928. arrangements calculated to eliminate any two days (a \2Woincrease); and continuing formation of this subcommittee was a "We are one of the three or four libraries parking inconvenience due to the present term sequence. proposal by the Political Science in the state to get as much of an increase in construction. Contrary to the opinion of a few faculty deparment last year that a BA option be the periodical and book department." "The University has acquired the East members, Chancellor Drinnon pointed out made available without the foreign Jackson also pointed out that the library 5th Street School," said Parking Authority that the UT Legal Counsel considers a language requirement. was also open longer than the required Chairman Ross Durham, "and working the student to have graduated upon approval Although the proposal was accepted last amount of time for libraries that are in the Campus Planning Committee we have by the faculty and completion of his year by the Curriculum & Standards top-rated grade A classification. "The determined that the playground of the degree requirements - not upon the actual Committee and by the academic Sunday during Thanksgiving was an former school will provide space for 288 conferral of the degree at graduation. administration, it met with some official University holiday, but we were vehicles. Also on the agenda was the second opposition in the Faculty Council. Some open then because we knew that students "Thus we'll have a net gain of one reading of the proposal to separate the council members believed that the foreign would be returning to use the library. parking space. Mr. Hank Barbatti, Director language requirement was inherent in the Curriculum &. Standards committee into "We are here for the students and we of UTC's Physical Plant, will have the lot BA degree, in keeping with the intention to two separate committees. This proposal have come a long way for them. We give ready for use by the beginning of the educate students in the "cultural and passed easily. service to between 1800 and 2000 students second semester." linguistic patterns" of other societies. Next was the consideration of a report a week." Although many of the discussions of the from the subcommittee of the Faculty Jackson closed by stating, "I don't think Parking Authority have been aimed at Council discussing the relationship The BS-BA report, if accepted on second that Larry Ingle represents the University, providing space to relieve this short-term between the BA and BS degree programs. reading at the next meeting of the full faculty or students. That arena will not in inconvenience, the group has also spent There has been some confusion as to the faculty, is to serve as a standard by which any way keeep the library from growing. considerable time looking into possible actual difference between the two degrees the various departments can review their We more than meet the standards and will long-term solutions to UTC's tight parking among the faculty. curriculum. continue to do so." situation. ALLEN SAVE $200.00 ON A &BEAN Sound FAMOUS FISHER HIGH FIDELITY CENTERS COMPONENT SYSTEM. • POWER: Continuous power output of of 8 watts per If components purchased channel minimum RMS at a 8 ohms from 60 to separately, $599 15,000HE with no more than 1% total harmonic distortion. • DISTORTION: Less than 1% distortion at full rated power over full 60-15,000Hz frequency range. * FISHER 8-TRACK CARTRIDGE RECORD & PLAYBACK: * FISHER HIGH FIDELITY STEREO CASSETTE TAPE DECK: * FISHER RECORD CHANGER:

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By Kem Morgan

A typical medieval Christmas dinner, if Department and held Friday, Saturday and there is such a thing as a typical medieval Sunday of this week, beginning the ninth. dinner, usually begins with the seating of Guerry Center will be transformed into a the Lords and Ladies in the great banquet baronial hall with all the fixings of Tudor hall. England. The evening will begin as the In fact, there is such a thing still in guests approach Guerry Hall and are existence and on • the University of greeted by boldly burning torches outside Tennessee at Chattanooga's campus. The the Center to add to the spirit of the event. event is the second annual Madrigal But for the pine trees and modern Christmas Dinner sponsored by the Music architecture. Henry VIII would have felt right at home as he emerged from his Football Honors carriage to attent the event. Inside, the King would have been found medieval Awarded decor to include wandering minstrels and a The honors keep pouring in for the UTC blazing fire complete with a fire keeper. football Moccasins. Not only did they post Guests are to be seated by 6:30 PM as the a 9-1-1 record for the Southern Conference Nottingham Players will favor the guests co-championship, but nine with Renaissance music, featuring players Edmonson, Fetosa, Cater, Powe, recorder, guitar, and harpsicord players. Mitchell, Schoepfer, Wells, Johnson, and Guests will then be entertained by a And the anthem shall swell at the Madrical dinner sponsored by the music department. fanfare, and a precession of Lords and Emery were also named to all-conference dinner, "that people have read and heard performance are still available in Cadek Ladies in addition to some forty or so teams. about, but have not had a chance to Hall through reservation only. General waiters and waitresses from Pi Kappa Aditionally, four Mocs were named to experience. It should prove to be a most admission seating is $11.00 per person Alpha, Phi Mu Alpha, Chi Omega, Lambda various all-American teams. One wire interesting and enjoyable evening for any with a limited number of student tickets Chi Alpha, and Delta Omicron. service put Kenny Mitchell, Ronnie Powe. who haven't had the opportunity to being offered at $6.00 to students through and Paul Edmonson on their honorable Next will come the serving of the wassail, experience something of this nature." action by the University Center Governing mention squad. Freshman flash Tony Ball an Olde English grog that will fall right in Tickets for the Friday and Sunday night Board. was picked by Ray Scott's syndicated line with the spirit of the dinner. A boar's radio show as first team kickoff returns. head will next be ushered into the baronial finally, the folks involved with the hall preceeded by another fanfare. 01977 JOS SCHLITZ BREWING CO MILWAUKEE WIS Southern Conference were so impressed The main course will follow with the with UTC that they named the school's serving of roast beef au jus, assorted THE DEAN Of BEER'S QUICKIE QUIZ. head coach Joe Morrison, as Coach of the vegetables, hot bread, and a flaming dessert Year. This is quite an achievement for of plum pudding. Q: The best water for beer comes from: Morrison. He led the Mocs from a 2-9 The Chamber singers will then perform a) Big Duck Mountain. record the season before he came to their for approximately 25 minutes as the b) Underground from Tijuana. present successes in five seasons. evening will adjorn in the neighborhood of Tony Ball led the nation in kickoff 8:30 as the festivities wind down when all c) A small store in Macon, Ga. returns with over a 36-yard average. The in attendance join in for the singing of d) None of the above. Mocs rushing offense placed" 7th with an "Deck The Halls." A: (d) The way some beer drinkers talk about water, average of 302 yards a game. Of course Ball "We will attempt to bring to life an led the Southern Conference in kickoff event," stated Dr. Walker Breland, you'd think Alice found it in Wonderland. returns, while Greg Cater took the punting Professor of Music and supervisor of the Not that water isn't important to a beers taste. championship with a41.8 yard averagek It is. Very important. HEADQUARTERS But the fact is, virtually all brewers filter A* Announced For and further purify their brewing water. aA> And Schlitz doesn't stop there. They put their The Sequoya Review has announced the Levis water through what they believe is the most winners of this fall's Roy McClendon sophisticated purifying process of any brewer Memorial Awards. in the world. S In the prose division the winner is Nona Harp for "The Master Teacher.' In art, WRANGLERS So when they're through, its purer than the purest Cathy Henly took top honors for JEANS - JACKETS - TOPS springwater. "Cardinal on fence in Winter" and Russell SHIRTS - SHOES -BOOTS Anne Swafford heads the poetry division FOR GUYS AND GALS ir YOU DOTT MAVI SCMUTZ, with "1 have always lived ..." »• » funds for the awards were made V^ available by the Student Government PRESENT YOUR J^ Association to honor Roy McClendon and STUDENT ID CARD YOU MOT HAVI GUSTO. jS other talents who may have contributed to the literary magazine in the past. The AND RECEIVE A awards also serve as encouragement for 10% DISCOUNT students to submit work in the future Distribution of the Sequoya Review will begin December 9 and continue through THE LEADER the exam period. Copies will be available in 511 Market 5t. Siglinda Steinf ulter the lobby of the University Center. Phone 266 2291 Dean of Beer WANT TO PURCHASE Bose 901 Series I or II speaker with

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&®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®>®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®® Page 8 THE UNIVERSITY ECHO December 9, 1977 VMI Tit' Too Formidable, Mocs Now 2-2 Coming home for the first time this Mark Merritt, William Wright, Keith shots off the court. The press tied up Scot season, UTC destroyed Maryville College Parker, and Ron Evans took passes from players forcing two jump-offs. UTC had a 111-61 last Saturday, and two days later Edsel Brooks and Darryl Yarbrough to lead 52-32 halftime lead, as all 14 Moccasins travelled to VMI's "Pit" losing a hard the first half charge. Defensively, the Mocs had already played. fought struggle 81-72. used the full court press, providing The second half was a repeat of the first The Mocs never trailed against the Scots, opportunities to steal the ball, to take over with the "Giant" Fvans blocking four offensively establishing an inside game. rebounds, and to let the "Giant" smack more shots, players crashing the boards for rebounds, and the inside game remaining. There was one difference as Yarbrough • rediscovered his cannon, ripping the cords with outside jumpers. At 2:04, Mite Styles got his first 2 points and UTC's first 100 point game of the season. Finally, Delta Brogden tried to perk up the few remaining sports fans with two inbound pass steals and dunks. He was successful with only one dunk though. Coach Shumate was pleased with the 111-61 victory "it was a great big win, and confidence was built. It should serve as a Mocettes Continue To Roll springboard for the VMI game," said Shumate. By MarkNorthern Travelling to the "Pit" UTC trailed VMI The UTC Mocettes women's basketball and experience to the team. Karen Mills,a by only five points at the half. The Mocs team, under the direction of Coach Sharon freshman from Bradley County High, fought back and forth, with the keydats C. Fanning, is undefeated after three should help the Mocettes' defense throught the night, but as fate would deal games. The Mocettes defeated Tennessee tremendously. the cards, the Moccasins effort finally Temple 98-54, Jacksonville State 85-65, The other freshman Mocettes are Julie broke down with four minutes left. UTC and Alabama-Huntsville 104 58. Ranney, Renee Schrader, Kay Randolph. 4tt! have as much as a four point lead in the The Mocettes have two returning and Juliette "Rabbit" Walton. last period but VMI and the "Pit" was too starters. Denise Powers and Beverly Commenting on the Mocettes' much. Keith Parker led the UTC effort Jackson. Powers averaged 15 points and 8 prospects, Coach Fanning seemed to trunk both nights with 24 and 21 points rebounds per game last year. She also holds that the team was weak in only one area, respectively. team records in the Most Points in a Game fan support. It seems that many people Concerning the VMI defeat. Coach and Highest Field Goal Percentage in a have the mistaken impression that Shumate said, that UTC made too many Game categories. Jackson, who is only women's basketball is not as exciting as mistakes which is a problem with a young 5'9" tall, is one of the Mocettes' best men's. As one who has seen great team. He though that the squad made a rebounders. Beverly also has the ability to basketball played by women players, 1 urge good effort but noted that, "we need wins, be a top scorer this season. all round ball fans to get out and support not good efforts." Also returning from last year's team are the Mocettes this season. The Mocs travel to Tennessee State Sharon White. Diana Monson, Susan Their next game is Thursday, December Saturday night before returning a week And it's two for the Mocs as Ron "Giant" Alien, Sharon "Clyde" Ridgeway. and 8, at Covenant. The next Mocettes game at later to play Tennessee Tech. On Evans is about to slam two more through Janet Tate. BU Mac is Saturday. December 10 against December 19, Appalachian State will the nets in the recent Moccasin victor] Sh.-rry Seely. a transfer from Motlow Lant College. The Saturday game beginsat invade. Tickets are still available for, these over the Scots of Maryville. Junior College, should add more leadership 7:.?0 and admission is free. tames and the Choo-Choo Classic. Stab In The Dark

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