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This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Digital Collections at Aggie Digital Collections and Scholarship. It has been accepted for inclusion in NCAT Student Newspapers by an authorized administrator of Aggie Digital Collections and Scholarship. For more information, please contact [email protected]. THE&f? REGISTER 'COMPLETE AWARENESS FOR COMPLETE COMMITMENT" VOLUME XLVUI NUMBER 8 NORTH CAROUNA AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL STATE UNIVERSITY, GREENSBORO SEPTEMBER 24, 1976

SGA President Tyson Holds Official Meeting To Discuss Cafeteria

By Rody McCoy ultimatum for their dispersal are "I want to clarify that this is deterrents to hasty actions of not a rally! I don't know who students who want an all-out spread the word that this is a protest. rally. It is not. This is an official Several students demanded to SGA meeting." know what would happen if the These were the words spoken ultimatum were not by SGA president Tony Tyson acknowledged. They also blasted Wednesday afternoon in Holland Bowl before a sparse gathering of Tyson for the tactics he has used students. thus far and called for a more The meeting consisted of extreme approach to solve the information relevant to the problem. In response to the Audio Visual Aids add to career day lJhuto by Lawson cafeteria negotiations between outcries Tyson said that, if the students and the university ultimatum were not adhered to, administration. plan "B" would go into effect. Tyson indicated that a When questioned about the 48-hour ultimatum along with nature of plan "B", Tyson stated ten proposals, had been given to simply that, if it were needed, AE) Student Returns From Mali the administration. they would be informed, and The proposals and the adjourned the meeting. By Mary Williamsi mission was accomplished. He He will pursue his degree in also felt that this program gives economics. Transportation Department Curtis Gwynn, through the students the opportunity to act Agency for International in a real situation. Development, has recently In order to be selected one. completed a. five-month must be an economic p.ajor in statistical study of agricultural Receives $127,886 Grant his junior or senior year. There economic i in iMali. were ten students who were A&T was approved on Transportation Institute, and will The aim of the program was selected from Black universities Wednesday for a grant of be used to develop a bachelor's to help the country to determine $127,886 from the U. S. degree program in the field of the amount of economic Other requirements are Department of Transportation^ transportation . It will also provide development within a five year for the student to take a course several new projects in the area grants for student research period. The participants through of transportation. assistants, sponsor a series of research and direct contact with in agriculture and one in The grant, awarded under the seminars on urban transportation, the people offered economic development. Upon Urban Mass Transportation Act of and extend the university's recommendations for bettet completion the student will 1964, was announced by Dr. research on the transportation growth, measured the production acquire 12 hours credit Lewis C. Dowdy, chancellor. problems of small cities and and output factors, through towards graduation. He said the funds will be non-urbanized areas. analysis. administered by Dr. Alice Gwynn . a graduate of this A&T is expected to become Gwynn stated, that he Kidder, acting director of A&T's university, plans to continue his (Continued On Page Two) enjoyed histrip and felt that his education in graduate school here at the university. Curtis Gwynn

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The new queen is a Capricorn sophomore English major, from Clinton, North Carolina. She said that she likes to dance, listen to music, meet people, and simply have a, good The joke is on you Photo Duckett time. She added, "I am Iris Fasion Page 2 The A&T Register September 24, 1976 New Research Project Will Study Urban Areas

(Continued From Page 1) related areas. the first university in the state to offer an undergraduate major in transporation. Dr. Kidder said, "In the new research project, A&T will study three selected small urban areas to their special transportation P'oblems. She said the researchers will be especially interested in transportation problems of the elderly and the handicapped in these areas. Dr. Kidder said an A&T faculty member will spend a summer with a transportation agency and later write some case studies in transit marketing and Alice Kidder

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By Lynelle Stevenson An important new book has just been published by the Center for Urban Affairs, North Carolina State. University at Raleigh. The book is entitled ''Paths Towards Freedom"and was made possible under a grant from the North Carolina Bicentennial Commission. "Paths Toward Freedom" is an introduction to aspects of the contributions and cultures of Native Americans and Blacks of North Carolina. The book includes a broader coverage of these two ethnic groups than is to be found in any other available single source. To inspire young Native Americans and Blacks to higher Janice Hooker is doing something about her future. Photo Lawson achievements, numerous names of persons and their contributions have been included. The first section of the book deals with Native 1" :cans of North Carolina and the second, Black

"Leading editorials are written by the editor of The A&T Register. Such editorials will not necessarily carry a byline..." This policy is printed in each edition of this publication. However, it seems that some members of our "beloved" university family think that I can't do my own thinking. In the September 10 issue of The Register, this reporter wrote an editorial concerning the chaotic conditions ofthe library. My reasons for writing this editorial were very simple-I was simply dissatisfied with the way certain changes were being made. No staff member of the library coerced me to write the editorial. Personally, I feel that 1 owe no one an apology for the content of that article. My ooinion of the conditions of the library still stand. The truth is the truth, no matter whom it hurts! Why should I or any student for that matter, hold back on any issues that displease us?As long as I feel that the students of this institution are being shafted, I will continue to speak out on the issues that affect us. Another point that has been brought to my attention since the printing of that article is letters to the editor. Our We Have A Dream For A&T policy states, "No letter will be considered for printing unless it is signed. Names may be withheld upon request." By Maxine McNeUl Since the September 10 edition, I received a letter As Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., said in unjustified. Their courageous act in voicing stating how displeased someone or something (the letter his sermon on a. mountain top, T Have a their opinions and standing behind them is was not signed) was with the article. Not only was the article not printed because of the policy we maintain; it Dream," so do A&T students. Their dream admvable, however. wasn't even given consideration. Anyone who is afraid to is for the betterment of A&T. Today, it is hard to find people who are back up his' opinion with his name should keep his: Whether the students are protesting for bold enough to speak their grievances opinion to themselves! Obviously their opinion was to better better food, improvement in openly. Some people voice them to the weak to hold water. dormitories or new band uniforms is not persons they know cannot solve them. Concluding, I am intelligent enough to do my own important. What is important is that This is not the first time A&T students thinking, and. if the day ever comes where someone else students feel they have an argument and fought for what they believed to be a just will do it for me, then that will be the day I will put my that they are voicing their opinions. reason. From the sit-ins in the sixties to the pen to rest! protest marches today, A&T students have You may not agree with the issues the proved they are fighters. Here is hoping Leading editorials are written by the editor of THE students are protesting. In your opinion, the trend will never changes and that they A&T REGISTER. Such editorials will not necessarily carry a byline and will not necessarily reflect the their protest marches may seem silly or will not become passive again. opinions of the University or the entire staff. Staff members are free to write dissenting opinions. THE REGISTER encourages letters to the Editor, but reserves the right to edit them. No letter will be considered Candidates Selling Themselves for printing unless it is signed. Names may be withheld upon request. By Daryl E. Smith All material submitted to THE REGISTER becomes the "I think that the American people want another Republican Party to lead the people." property of THE REGISTER and will not be returned. This statement came from the President of the United States in the del. te between Governor Jimmy Carter and Gerald Ford. The reaction of the people that took time to listen to the debate was one of mixed emotions. The A&T Register Some said that the candidates were selling themselves, while others said that the PubUshed twice weekly during the school year by debates really didn't mean anything to the poor people in this country. students of North CaroUna A&T State University. My hypothesis of the debates tends to lean toward the rational of an American citizen To receive THE REGISTER, please send $7.50 to THE interested in the political process, and one that realizes that, without involvement, one A&T REGISTER, Box E-25, Greensboro, North CaroUna need not complain about the way the democratic process controls people. 27411 to cover mailing and handling costs. Tbe panel of judges had oerviously outlined how the debates would be judged. Member: Associated CoUegiate Press. The six factors involved were if the candidates doing the debates showed a reasonable Editor Benjamin T. Forbes amount of analysis, reasoning, evidence, organization, refutation, presentation from the Managing Editor Mary E. Cropps questions asked of them. News Editor Daryl E. Smith The viewer is left to judge for themselves about how well the candidates performed Associate News. Editor Maxine McNeill and the effectiveness ofthe answers of the questions. . Business Manager Robert E. Beasley For those of you that watched the debate, who handled himself the way that you Advertising Manager Charles Perry want the next President of the United States to handle himself?.; Production Manager Michael Hailey Sports Editor Craig R. Turner Entertainment Editor Lynelle Stevenson Feature Editor Carlese A. Blackwell Art Editor Ron Dixon Head Typist Hilda Pinnix Chief Photographer William Lawson Circulation Manager June Smith Distribution Manager Jackie Alston Advisor Mrs. Loreno M. Marrow The chances are that you share your birthday with about nine million other people!

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There will be a Political Science Society meeting, Monday, September 27, at 3:00p.m. in Rm. 302 Hodgin Hall. All majors are urged to attend. Homecoming activities will be discussed.

SNEA Make It-Happen Meeting will be held the 3rd Tuesday each month in Room 102 Hodgin Hall at 6:00 p.m. The next meeting will be October 19 The last day to join is October 4. The tutorial program of Special Service will begin Monday, September 27. Services Will be offered in the areas of Chemistry, Biology, Math, and English. Before a student can receive tutoring, he must secure an admission card which can be obtained from the Special Service office which is located in the basement of Bluford 'I've got Florida on my nv'nd." Photo by Pucke t Library. The office is open from 8:30a.m. to 5:00p.m. The A&T Register will hold its regular staff meeting on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. All staff members please attend. An editorial board meeting will follow. Jeter Finds Mistakes In Article

Editor of The Register in the television operation. they would be offered until next Reporters I would like to point out 1,personally, feel that way. year because of the University several inaccuracies in the article However, many of the other bureaucracy the proposals have "Jeter Announces New Courses" things I said during the few to go through and the time on page three (3) of the minutes Ms. Owens and I talked involved. were not reproduced in the same Staff Meeting September 21 issue of The Second, it should be noted context. Register. the courses listed as new are It should be noted the only First, I said "we" (meaning already University approved quotes used were my saying the persons involved in teaching courses-two of which are being there should be more courses in the bulk of the mass offered this semester. Sunday At 4:00 p.m. mass communications and that communications courses) are Third, my reference to seniors more students should be involved trying to get some additional and graduate students was that courses added but I didn't think those two groups of students were the only ones who can take Television Production because it is presently a 600 level course. It is my hope that we can get that course open to juniors and What college women perhaps sophomores. Fourth, my optimism is that we can get the proposed new courses approved by the are being pinned with. University. I believe I said that the sophomores and freshmen who choose the mass communications tract in either the English or Speech Communications and Theatre Arts Departments might get their degrees in mass communications but I thought the possiblity was slim for juniors and seniors. I point out these inaccuracies because the Mass Communications Program is still in the process of design. Mr. Phillip Jeter, Director University Television Studio

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Let us take the spotlight away from football for a few moments to survey the situation involving A&T's basketball star, James Sparrow. As we all know by now, Sparrow has been declared ineligible by the office of registration and records for the remainder of the fall semester. He will miss the First five games of the season and, assuming that his grades improve, will return in time for the December 30 game against the Broncos of Fayetteville State. A story appeared in The Greensboro Daily News Thursday that was based primarily on an interview with Sparrow. He stated to the staff writer covering the incident, Larry Keech, that he had received a 'W in a course given in Summer School. Sparrow said that he had discussed the matter with the 'Now once again patty cake, patty cake.' Photo by Duckett instructor and that they had come to an "agreement." Well, unfortunately for Sparrow, the instructor failed to follow through on his end of the bargain. The rest is history. Aggies Receive MEAC Honors This reporter finds it disgusting that an athlete the caliber of Sparrow would dare blame his failure in the By Craig R. Turner He was also named the James Merrick (6-2, 235) and classroom on the athletic director. The fact that he felt The sports information outstanding athlete in the state Ronald Morgan (6-0, 250) were that the director "should have looked out for him" makes directors of the Mid-Eastern by the Greensboro Daily News named the co-holders for the me wonder if there is any seriousness on Sparrow's part to Athletic Conference named four for the past week. lineman honors this week for do that little bit that the rest of his teammates have to do Aggies as players of the week late Wide receiver Dexter Feaster their play against the Bulldogs. to maintain their eligibility. Tuesday. was named the offensive lineman Ellsworth Turner Thomas Lancaster, a defensive At least Head Coach Warren Reynolds used good of the week. The 6-3, 190 pound was the back of the week for his for North Carolina Charlotte native caught nine judgment in not running to the defense of his star player. incredible performance against Central, was named the defensive passes for 120 yards in the Reynolds simply evaluated the facts and accepted the South Carolina State last back of the week for his part in situation. That is a point in his column for "tact." Aggies' win over South Carolina the Eagles' 31-7 stomping of weekend. State to lead the MEAC in pass What this is really all about is whether James Sparrow is Turner completed 22 of 36 Winston-.Salem State. receiving. Lancaster picked off two ready to pay his dues like any other student or is he just passes for 220 yards, scored a Two Aggie tackles tied in the passes and recovered a pair of using this institution for a stepping stone to something touchdown, and kicked the winning extra point in A&T's balloting for the defensive fumbles that were instrumental more? 15-14 win over the Bulldogs. lineman of the week honors. in the Central victory. Now, don't misinterpret what is being said. This is not a condemnation of Sparrow. As a friend of his, I can honestly say that there aren t any personal dislikes or differences involved. But, instead, this is a question that must be raised. Are we going to allow this sort of "deal' to become the A&T Has Outstanding Prep Trio order of. the day. If we are, then I m not only in favor of By Craig R. Turner aware that they are now all that right attitude to be doing away with college athletics on this campus but What do Jesse Monterio, teammates at A&T this football outstanding," explained Howell. maybe even the campus itself. Thanks but no thanks. A&T Ralph Gaskins, and Willie season. All three were considered When asked about the doesn't need it. Washington all have in common? top prospects their senior year and difficulty in recruiting three the outstanding credentials for Another week has come around and so has another If you are a follower of prep players of the caliber of this trio, football in the state of North each are of arm's length. Howell was very explicit. "We football game. There has been a long time rivalry between Carolina, then you may Ralph Gaskins, a 6 2, 245 had no trouble whatsoever." Forida A&M and A&T. Florida has one of the finest remember this trio were all pounder came into the fall camp "They were among the easiest offensive teams that the Aggies will run into this year but standouts last year at Wilson to Coach Hornsby Howell with kids to sign last year. Our alumni Fike High School in Wilson. all-state and all-conference the defense wasn't really tested against Albany State. They in that area are strong and were Those fans that followed honors. He participated in the did lose eight regulars. But desDite the illness that struck instrumental in getting them to these three linemen are also North-South Shrine Bowl game the Aggies earlier this week, I don't see anv kind of an listen to us." and the East-West All Star game upset of the tenth-ranked team in Division II. We will see. here in ' Greensboro. As far as predictions go, all staff writers are going with Although Howell, was very Gaskins was called by his high high on the youngsters, he has A&T this week. school coach Bob Paroli ' 'The his problems with all three. finest blocker in the state." "Right now, Ralph is out with a Wille Washington ca:--^ to sprained knee and probably Women's Sports Get New l>Ufcl A&T as a defensive end in won't be back until next week. August but has found himself Washington had some leg By Dennis Bryant participated in volleyball, outs" of administrative work. transformed into an offensive problems, but should recover softball, and basketball. During tackle. At 6-3, 238 pounds, quickly." Debbie Bowman has been her junior and senior years, she Washington is probably the named an assistant cpach in the received honors in softball and fastest of the Wilson recruits. Monterio was left in women's sports field. She has volleyball. Jesse Monterio was perhaps Greensboro three weeks ago been a resident of Greensboro She began her coaching debut the least noticed of the three. before the Aggies opened on the for the last eight years. at Guilford College, as an Monterio was overlooked mostly road at Virginia Union. "Jesse Miss Bowman attended assistant on the basketball staff. because of his size, 6-1, 246. suffered from a sprained back, Grimsley High School, where she During her college career, she Considered to be too short to but he's been practicing real well received honors in four sports. attended The Miami, Fla. World play for many this week." She was very active in basketball, Trial and Development Camp for college scouts, Monterio has volleyball, softball, and track and Volleyball. earned himself a second team Both Monterio and Gaskins field. She received Debbie Bowman came to A&T spot for the Aggies. are fighting to hold on to their all-conference and all-state to help the women's atlethic Coach Howell was very much second team positions while honors in both volleyball and program. At first she felt pleased with the Wilson Washington has steadily basketball. somewhat strange in the new products. "All three of the kids improved to the point of perhaps She later atmosphere. Now, she feels more have simply beautiful attitudes. seeing action against Florida attended University of North They're all real quick learners at home with the job. She has Debbie Bowman A&M this Saturday in CaroUna at Greensboro. She learned some of "The ins and and they love to play. They have Tallahassee, Fla. Page 8 The A&T Register September 24, 1976 • •*•*•••******** NORTH CAROLINA A&T SNACK BAR Presents INTRAMURAL AND MEMORIAL UNION HIGHLIGHTS

The Intramural Commission members are Ernest Gaskin, assistant director; Kevin Willis, Henry Pennix, Clay Cowan and Leona Conyers, coordinators of sports activities. The competitive sports that are being conducted include flag football and a tennis tournament, which are open to both female and male students. The intramural flag football standings, as of September 21 were

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Omegas 2 0 Iotas 1 1 Veterans 1 0 Nu Gammas 0 1 Kappas 0 1 Male Cheerleaders work out before the game. INDEPENDENTS WON LOST Blood 1 0 Trojans 1 0 Buckeyes 0 1 Madness 0 1 Banks, Turner Continue Battle

The tennis tournament standings, as of September 21, 1 were DURHAM, - Howard's game average and James receptions tie' him . Lawrence of quarterback Michael Banks and Lawrence of North Carolina N.C. Central for the individual Ellsworth Turner of A&T finished Central is thiid with a scoring lead. Both have scored 18 points. Turner is third in scoring WINNERS OF DIVISION I FIRST ROUND one-two in individual passing 114.0 yards per game average. *T Massey vs Patterson 2 of 3 last year in the Mid-Eastern A&T's Dexter Feaster is the with 15 points. Athletic Conference. After the *C. Brooks vs B. Friday 2 of 3 top pass catcher with 10 Two-time conference punting first three weeks of the 1976 receptions for 141 yards. Steve champion Steve Turpin leads the *C. Atcherson vs K Reece 2 of 3 season, the pair is staging another Wilson of Howard ranks second league punters with a 39.5 *J. Wynn vs D. Durham 2 of 3 battle for individual honors in with seven catches for 258 yards average on four punts. Hornsby *S. Ward vs S. Jones 2 of 3 passing and total offense and three TDs. Howell, Jr. of A&T is second *Day vs D. Dockson 2 of 3 according to the weekly statistics Wilson's three touchdown with a 37.7 average. released from the conference *Blakley vs D. Thomas 2 of 3 office. Banks, a senior, holds a (*) Denotes Winner slight lead over Turner in both Pro Basketball Player individual departments. Banks There are still eight rounds to be played in flag football; has completed 12 of 26 passes therefore, the winner will be determined at a later date. for 342 yards in two games for To Return To Greensboro 61%. Likewise, there are three divisions of tennis to be played In total offense Banks is By Lila Washington Thompson and Monte Towe who with 32 players participating. averaging 164,5 yards in are veterans of the N. C. State Greensboro native Bob This is to remind all students that the swimming pool is two games while Turner is Wolfpacks. Also Bobby Jones and McAdoo will appear in the averaging 149.5 yards per Bob McAdoo were formerly open from 6:00 p.m.. to 8:00 p.m. Monday through Greensboro Coliseum on October contest. players with the university of Thursday for supervised recreational swimming Also water 14. This will be his first Charles Burgess of S.C. State is N.C. Tarheels. basketball and recreational court basketball are offered. appearance in the coliseum since the top rusher in the league with becoming a professional Thompson, Towe and Jones The Intramural Department would like for the student a game average, of 118.5 yards. basketball player. are currently playing for the body to know that female students have always been Nathan Mum ford of Morgan McAdoo 's team, the Buffalo Nuggets and McAdoo with the State is second with a 115.0 per included and participated in intramural activities,some of Braves, is scheduled to meet the Braves. The game is anticipated which include bowling, table tennis, and billiards since Denver Nuggets in a pro-season to be a pointscoring battle 1966, prior to the opening ofthe Student Union. Also, the A&T Skyrocket* game. between David Thompson following female intercollegiate teams have been in The Buffalo Braves and (Nuggets) and Bob McAdoo operation since 1970, long before Title IX came into Denver Nuggets game is expected (Braves). existence: basketball team, volley ball team, softball team, To National Poll to be a gathering of several McAdoo has held the N.B.A. former North Carolina Collegiate scoring championship for the and powder puff football team. favorites. Among those are David past three years. Signs have been posted in Memorial Union and in This Week residence halls instructing all female and male students to By Craig R. Turner pick up roster forms in Room 103 of Memorial Unioi. for Merrick And Morgan volley ball competition. A&T, a 15-14 upset winner The field hockey area will be ready by the end of next over South Carolina State a week ago, has skyrocketed its way into Receive MEAC Honors week. the Associated Press Small Also, co-ed roller skating resumed in Moore Gymnasium College Poll this week. DurhamKAP)-Lineman James 195 pound junior from Rocky Thursday, September 23. The Aggies are rated tenth Merrick and Ron Morgan qf A&T Mount, made four unassisted this week and are one of three Roll-off for male and female bowling teams has been and safetyman Thomas Lancaster tackles and recovered a fumble Black college football teams in completed. A&T is a member of the Southern to set up a touchdown. the top ten of Division II. of N.C. Central were selected Intercollegiate Bowling Conference, which comprises 32 today as defensive players of the Merrick was credited with Alcorn A&M is schools and five divisions. Some of the schools include week in the Mid-Eastern Athletic nine unassisted tackles and rated second and Tennessee. Conference. Morgan with six in the A&T Georgia Tech, University of South Carolina, University of State moved into the sixth spot. Merrick, a 235-pound senior victory. North Carolina at Chapel Hill, N.C. State University, According to the Mutual from Amityville, N.Y., and Virginia Polytechnic Institute, University of Maryland, Black Network Poll, Alcorn Morgan, a 240-pound senior remained atop the rankings with University of Virginia, Clemson University, and the from Franklinton, shared top a 2-0 mark with Jackson State a University of Tennessee. lineman honors for their play in close second with a 2-1 record. Tlie A&T female bowling team won its division last year the 15-14 win over South A&T moved into the third Carolina State. and came in third place in the national tournament held in slot with its win over South Lancaster wa honored for his Atlanta, Georgia, where 32 schools competed. Felicia Carolina State, and Forbes won all events over a field of 75 women competing. Bethune-Cookman is the fourth efforts in leading Central to a rated club this week. 31-7 triumph over Winston-Salem State. The