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This newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Media at Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. It has been accepted for inclusion in The George-Anne by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Outgoing Officers GEORGIA SOUTHERN COLLEGE Annual Reports Are Presented By Sandra Aaron Coordinator of Academic Angela Evans, the Coordinator Coordinator of Co-curricular The trouble is, I don't think Affairs would have been a of Auxiliary Affairs remarked Affairs, Janet Flowers, had that most of them will take the. As the CCC undergoes its dead-weight job. that what started out as being among other duties, the major time to find out." annual change of officers, her first project of the responsibility of organizing Taking a glance at some of former officers relinquish "I see no major changes to year-updating the present Homecoming Activities. Al- the problem areas, Cook said, position amid mixed emotions be installed in the CCC," intervisituation policy-proved though she began plans for "One of our major problems and reactions about their Stembridge continued. "Ours's to be the only one. Due to Homecoming Committee during the year was setting tenure in office. was a very close relationship unforeseen circumstances such because of disinterested com- too many goals and spreading Evaluating the year in an which was very fortunate and as breakdown of machinery mittee members, poor turnout ourselves too thin; it was hard over-all view, Dave Cook, of vital importance. We were which delayed the inter- at the dance, and failure of to get a really good group of former president said, "It not the most flamboyant, but visitation survey, the inability organizations to follow through people willing to work. wasn't the best that could we served the students of to comprehend the system of with their obligations to ten Continuing, he said, "I am have been, but with all Georgia Southern which was rating results, and the small carnival are some of the amazed at some things the circumstances it was good. our primary function." response, prompted the disappointments she Administration blatantly lied There were inner and outer Auxiliary Affairs Committee at mentioned.. Ms. Flowers con- Ruth Peck, Coordinator of about. It made me aware that office problems: the inner the suggestion of Dr. Peter tinued, "I fought apathy the Administration was more problems brought about by not Budgetary Affairs also Bishop to distribute a second during my term, and I lost the thought very well of the year. concerned with its standing in having enough people to work survey. "At this point," Evans fight during Homecoming. I the sommunity rather than the on things and few willing to fo She, along with Dave Cook, said, "I would like to urge the worked hard to make it a cited the printing of the students; its all a bunch of as far as others. The other succeeding officers to make as success and I am sorry that PR." problems were a result of., Course Evaluation Guide, the his goal 'getting results'. the student body of Georgia conflicts with administration PIRG Legal Rights of Perhaps working with a few Southern did not see fit to In conclusion, Cook singled and lack of student support; Tenants, and the third issue of short range plans along with participate in activities that out the Rally and library we get hurt a lot when there the Student Guide to Off- ideas that involve detailed they have already paid for. All demonstration as the best are only a few who care about Campus Housing as major effort would help him or her in all I have learned a lot actions to come out of the what's going on." accomplishments. "The major succeed in accomplishing this. about the students and the '75-'76 student government. Other officers in their annual portion of my work was Also major issues (ones administration of this school. I "These two events, he said, report reacted in similar concerned with money matters tending to represent a 'radical' feel that most students would awakened awareness and fashion about their terms in and the refrigerator rental change) should involve all the stop complaining if they knew created a solidarity in office. Asbury Stembridge^ service. I had a problem with ccc officers." how it really is on the inside. students." Coordinator of Academic refrigerator managers, but I Affairs, believes that his think we are finally getting to < position was enlightened by the point where it will run being a member of the smoothly." Public Hearing Slated Cook commented that' Ms. Academic Advisory Council. Lt. Governor Zell Miller, that 41 per cent of the young He stated, "It provided a Peck performed well in her Other committee members office. "She straightened out chairman of the Study include Sen. Julian Bond and adult population are registered course of action for me, Committee on Young Adult to vote, Miller said. Only 25 to whereas, sitting in the office, the refrigerator service and Sen. Paul Coverdell of Atlanta. Involvement, has scheduled a 33 per cent actually vote. relying on student contact, books, did a good job of In a letter to CCC president public hearing between the would have probably given me budgeting money, and for once Marshall Turner, Miller ex- The GSC public hearing will committee and GSC. ■ students pressed concern over the lack no initiative to work for the the incoming officers are left be one of a series to be held on with money to start off with." for May 20, from 10-12 a.m. in of young adult participation in various college compuses students. Without being a Foy Recital Hall. politics. Recent polls indicated member of the AAC, I feel the In recapping the year, throughout the state to solicit suggestions from interested students. Turner hopes that GSC students take advantage of this opportunity. "Come Rain Or Come Shine" "Our response may play an important part in what this committee decides later on," Turner said Turner believes that if a student feels his voice will not be heard on a campus, then he feels he has even less of a chance on state and local levels. "Participation on the college level is an important indicator of a person's attitude oq politics," Turner stated. A person's frustration only in- creases in later life, he said. - Turner will be present at the hearing. Dave Cook, former CCC president, and Michael Thompson, former editor of the George-Anne, are tentative speakers. Plans for a formal presentation to the committee have not been finalized. Some of the questions of possible interest listed by Miller were: -"Why do so few young adults get involved?" --"Is the political system unresponsive to human needs, The rain didn't delay the start of this year's Greek festivities, and if so, what can be done as contestants in the Tug 'O' War await the signal to begin. For about it?" moe pictures and stories, see page 3. -"Do you feel young adults can have an effective voice in government?" PAGE TWO - NEWS i CCC Officers SAC Meeting Attended The legal rights committee By KAREN KENNEDY CCC President Marshall Turner, who, along with Kerry sessions, attended by Turner Loudermilk and Sally Collins and Collins, dealt mainly with Some newly elected CCC attempts to pass a vote of officers recently attended a attended the meeting, said that the students first went no-confidence against the Student Advisory Council Chancellor. The measure was, meeting, held at Abraham into a general meeting, and Campus Editors Baldwin Agricultural College they then divided into three however, tabled. Georgia State in Tifton. committees. The committees College was the main force were academic improvement, behind the measure. Although The meeting was a gathering rules efficiency, and legal the measure was tabled, May Lose Vote of student council members rights. Turner said the motion would By SUSAN CLARY vole on Himself." from colleges throughout Loudermilk attended the be sent back to the screening The publications com- Georgia. The students rules efficiency sessions. The committee. He stated that the A bill reducing the editors mittee, composed of six attended various committee committee was mainly of the George-Anne and students and six faculty, also meetings as well as had an rules efficiency committee dealt mostly with the interested in attempting to Reflector to non-voting approves budget requests and opportunity to question some raise the standard of education members of the publications establishes policies on of the Regents who attended a efficiency of the student in Georgia. advisory council itself. committee of the Faculty operations, according to Dr. luncheon. Senate's Committee on Com- Sam Riley, chairman. mittees. "The individual advisors Larry Davis "We feel there is a conruci have more of an influence on of interests," said Dr. Warren those decisions," said Riley. C. Fields, chairman of the "They just present the committee on committees. requests to us. We don't know Education Continues In Dorm "Publications is responsible for enough about individual making judgments about what operations to disagree." By KAREN KENNEDY goes into the George-Anne, Reflector and Miscellany. It The committee has the Have you ever wondered acts as a publisher, and there power to remove an editor who has the responsibility of is less chance the editors can from his office, though it has placing students in dorms and provide pure subjective not been done while Riley has keeping the dorms running judgement if they are retained been chairman. "We would smoothly? Well, Larry Davis as advisors." release an editor who con- and his staff at the housing Fields said that the stantly printed porno office are the people who are committee selects the editors pictures," he said, "but it responsible for accomplishing and staff of the campus would have to be something these tasks and many more. publications, and "a person that extreme to provoke a holding a position shouldn't removal." Most people do not realize the job the people at housing perform. They are responsible first of all for placing students in dorms, but their job does CUB Interviews not end there. They are also in charge of seeing that the students' education is Held This. Week continued in the dorm. by BETH BLOUGH responsible for the actions ot Housing is responsible for his group, Turner said. He is Interviews for the 1976-77 providing counseling in the paid $175 a quarter. dorms for the students. College Union Board (CUB) The CUB is the campus applicants are being held this organization responsible for Larry Davis is the man who week by the CCC. providing all entertainment. is in charge of the housing The members of the CUB The money for their budget is office. Davis is in charge of are each required to spend a allocated from "the student seeing that 12 residence halls certain amount of hours daily activity fee and is divided run smoothly. He joined the in the CUB office and to proportionately between con- GSC staff in 1965. He LARRY DAVIS attend 80 per cent of the CUB certs, movies, and coffee attended South Georgia functions. Each member is houses, with concerts receiving College and GSC. He has his work with students and to help also stated that the housing paid a quarterly salary of $125. the most money. Bachelors and Masters degrees them live together in dorms office tries not to violate the The chairman of the CUB From its budget, the CUB is and is currently doing course successfully. Davis also feels students' rights, and if they do holds the chief management expected to make a certain work toward his Ph.D. at that college housing programs violate rights, they will stop. position and is directly amount in internal revenue Georgia. should provide both students (profit). This internal revenue Davis feels that college and parents with a choice of a is combined with the actual housing is essential. College suitable living environment. cash in the budget to comprise housing was begun centuries the total CUB budget. Finally, Davis stated that Southern Is Host ago in Europe as a convenience "The CUB doesn't generate housing is a series of enough support for their because traveling was so compromises due to the many difficult. The University of Of Speech Festival activities because their pub- Virginia probably has the different student requests. He licity is a little slack," said oldest on-campus housing said that the compromises The GSC campus was the poetry, prose, radio broadcast- Turner. This has meant a program in the United States. must take into consideration scene for the Dixie Speech ing, and ad-lib. Students also failure to meet their projected Davis feels the main purpose the desires of the college and Festival which was held Fri., participated in acting scenes profit margin and resulted in behind housing today is to those of parents as well. Davis Apr. 23. The festival was a and debates. less money with which to speech competition that in- work, he said. cluded students and colleges Dr. Clarence W. McCord, "There are other factors Refrigerator Profits Help from all over the Southeast. head of the speech department, involved," Turner said. "Stu- The festival competition said that the debating cate- dent apathy, relatively small began at 9 a.m. in the Hollis gory included something new enrollment, south Georgia Complete CCC Guide Building and in Williams this year. He said that instead location...all enter into the Center. The schools which of choosing specific nationwide picture." Profits from the refrigerator provide for," she said. "We competed included Alabama topics, they selected three There has been some rental service will be used rented more from our rental Christian College, Berry Col- specific debate areas that discussion of combining all the toward the completion of the agency this fall quarter than lege, Bob Jones University, included standard, cross-exam- concert money into one big "CCC Guide to Courses" we did last year, but we still Calhoun State Community ination, and impromptu de- concert and "going for broke" Central Coordinating Com- don't have enough." College, Clark College, GSC, bates. said Turner. This might Students may rent a Lawson State Community facilitate booking a band that mittee (CCC) members decided He attributed the smaller April 30. refrigerator for fall, winter and College, and Mississippi Col- more people like, but it is lege. participation partially to the :mnn<,„ihlf% tn saH«fv pvervnnp spring quarters for $45, or fo^f fkot n,„ H«tim.i T„„; impossiDie to satisry everyone, "We felt they should go to renew their contracts each Each student gave his fact that the National Invi- he said. something to general student quarter. speech before a judge, and tational Tournament was being Plans are being finalized for held at the same time and also body could use," said Dave Their biggest problem is each speech was limited to five , a free outdoor concert this Cook, CCC president. minutes. There were three that they were late gettmg out quarter featuring Eric Quincy getting the refrigerators the information. A $16.50 rental fee is returned at the end of the broad categories for speech Fate, Mac Hayden and Sky charged per quarter for a quarter, Peck said. "People topics. These broad topics Boat, Rock Mountain and The refrigerator, and about 280 are leave school and just leave them were; Informative, Literature, The sweepstakes winners at Contenders. The concert is rented now, said Ruth Peck, in their rooms." and News Readings. the festival were Bob Jones tentatively set for May 19 at who manages the service with The CCC makes about $1 Within each broad category University, which won first the baseball field. Final dates David Atkinson. "We have profit from each refrigerator, there were more specific topics sweepstakes, and Mississippi will be announced at a later more people wanting and all profits are used for which included extempo- College, which won second date. refrigerators than we can student projects," Peck said. raneous, persuasive, dramatic, sweepstakes. NEWS - PAGE THREE Highlights Of A Week Of Greek Activities

This year's Greek Games, held on Saturday, were ushered in with a parade. The competitors congregated at Landrum Center, and marched to the intramural field. The overall winners of the 1976 Greek Week festivities held at GSC last week were - .'"' ': ■:: Kappa Sigma and Zeta Tau The girls took to the lanes Tuesday at the Skate-R-Bowl in the Alpha, both were winners last Sorority Bowling Competition. year. Placing second in the fraternity and sorority compe- tition respectively were Sigma Chi and Delta Zeta. Pi Kappa Phi and Kappa Delta captured third place. "Greek Woman" and "Greek Man" were Ruth Peck of Kappa Delta and David Holley of Kappa Sigma. Jonella Payne of Alpha Tau Omega was selected the 1976 "Greek Goddess." Mary Roche of Zeta Tau Alpha was first runner-up and Susan Rushing of Delta Tau Delta was second runner-up. In sorority tennis, Zeta Tau Alpha took first place, while Sigma Nu captured that position in fraternity play. The fraternities held a golf tournament, in which Kappa Sigma held first place, while first place in sorority bowling The Flame was the center of action Tuesday night, as went to Kappa Delta. Fraternities and sororities alike squared off in the Greek Week In the swim meet, Kappa Beer Chug. Sigma and Zeta were the first i-s place winners. Sigma Chi and Delta Zeta won the tug-a-war contest and the Greek sing. The top positions in the Monday night was the crowning of the Greek Goddess in the Greek games were held by Hanner Gym. Kappa Sigma and Delta Zeta.

Dr. Kemp Mabry, professor of educational psychology and guidance at GSC, was recently appointed by the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics to review several foreign journals in mathematics education for publication. Mabry received his Ph.D. from Florida State University in 1966 and began teaching at Georgia Southern later the same year. »^fc^« *.*~« ».^-« ««^* *^*« *^* »^-« »^^ *^* *^i *^* K*

Shirley Osgood, assistant professor of psychology, participated in the advanced workshop in Clinical Hypnosis. Osgood, a member of the society, is currently doing research in hypnosis. She received her M.A. degree from GSC in 1970 and began teaching here the same year. • t* m n* * ** 0 ** 0 ** 0 n ^ >■ ^ ■■ ma »mmm i Billy Stewart, instructor of secondary education at Georgia Southern, held an inservice class for all vocational instructors at Wonderful Place To Be" West Laurens Vocational High School. His topic was "Safety in Our School Shops." Stewart received his M.S. degree from the University of Georgia in 1973 and began teaching at Georgia Southern in 1974. Keep Listening To The

"The Bender-Purdue Reflex Test and Training Manual," a new reflex test by Dr. Miriam Bender, associate professor of exceptional children at GSC, has been recently published by ACADEMIC THERAPY publications of California. The test is designed for the increasing numbers of youngsters being identified as those with unresolved reflex problems. Dr. Powerful Bender based her test and methodology for quick assessment of the status of reflexes on work she did at Purdue University with the late Dr. Newell Kepheart, director of the Children's Achievement Center at Purdue. Dr. Bender received her Ph.D. degree from Purdue in 1971 and joined the Georgia Southern faculty in 1973. 850 A.M. PAGE FOUR - FEATURES^ Star-Svansled Girl Pleasant Evening Of Entertainment By Stephen Haussman child and it is hard to imagine brings some high points to the him expressing anything crit- Masquer's has brought lows and helps to balance the ical beyond the high price of production. something new to GSC: candy and gourmet treats such All in all, the innovation of Dinner Theatre. This quarter's as minature corn-cobs. He production is "The Star dinner and theatre should appears to be pining for his provide a new and pleasant Spangled Girl", a comedy in character as he pines for three acts by Neil Simon. It's evening's entertainment. The Sophie's love. It is unfortunate Williams Center has been the story of a young girl from that he has carried over so "Rhett Butler country; namely converted for the occasion. many of his mannerisms fom Dinner will be served at 7:30 Hunnicutt, Arkansas, (though his role as Mr. Zero in The why it should not be good ole and the show will begin at Adding Machine, though he 8:30. Dinner and show by Georgia in this Bicentennial has managed to bring some year???) and her life in the big very funny moments to the city living next door to the play. *•••••••*••••; writer and editor of Fallout *•••••*•••••• Magazine (A Remedy for a Jim Caden is making his Sick America). Neil Simon acting debut this quarter in £* comedies have a way of the role of Andy Hobart, the lending themselves to a variety financial genius of the sub-

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carrying on ■* * Norman tries to convince Andy that He's through * * about Sophie, but Andy knows something's amiss. * * * of production styles. In the * * versive rag. Jim is very close * * dinner theatre presentation, to his character and works * * Thru "The Star Spangled Girl" will well on stage. He has some * * at least be a new departure excellent moments with * * from the usual McCroan * * Sophie. He also appears to * staged plays. I happened to have a good sense for timing * bring my own dinner (boxed and should do well. * May 8 shrimp from Maryland Fried). Kathy Anderson as Sophie * * The menu for the dinner itself * * Rauschmeyer is a highlight of * will also be a welcome relief the show. She appeared to * * from the customary fare have the energy level required offered at the Williams Center. to sustain character. Her Wednesday and Friday nights accent at times suffers from *•*••••••••••* will feature Chicken Crepes. south-in-the-mouth but it gets On Thursday and Saturday the job done. In her final Students (Show only)-Free nights, a chicken and rice appearance as a Masquer, Ms. with ID; Students (Show and repast is planned. Anderson has turned in a dinner)--$2.50; Students (Show As far as the play is credible performance. and dinner)~$2.50; Faculty concerned, it is another Neil The show as a whole is slow (Show and dinner)-$4.00; Simon comedy and it is very and sometimes is saved only General Admission (Show and funny, in and of itself. Don by the lines themselves. The dinner)~$5.00. Finney as the intellect pound- melodramatic overtones do reservation only. Tickets may ing the keys of the fledgling not seem to be necessary and be obtained at the McCroan magazine is not quite there. indeed seem to weight Don Box Office daily. Ticket prices He comes off as a petulant Finney down. Ms. Anderson as follows: Norman insists on doing Sophie's housework rather than doing his own work on the magazine. THE SUMMER JOBS REIVERS Steak is a Winner! $ 1 You Could Be, Too. 150 Week Win a $25 Work in your hometown. Meal Ticket For More Details Drop By

contact Mr. Faulkner, Wednesday ADJACENT iftoUSt May M.Williams Center, Room III TO THE WEIS THEATRE 12 Noon or 1:30 P.M. FEATURES - PAGE FIVE Mattress Stacking More Fun Than Streaking By SUSAN CLARY student on the bottom of the pile-up. "I put my arms undei For people who "don't like me so my lungs would have to sleep alone" a little room to breathe." companionship is a wonderful He added that his head thing, but 72 on one mattress? often served as a wobbly step Mattress-stacking is the in the scramble to the top. "I latest craze to sweep college just pushed 'em on up," he campuses, and Southern Tech laughed. "I want to do it in Marietta pounded out a again!" national record by piling up 8 His feelings aren't shared by feet of bodies and 10,800 some of his fellow ex-stackers. pounds of flesh in 19.995 "I could breathe, but the seconds-72 people on a double ' pressure broke the blood mattress. The last five were vessels in my eyes," said flipped to the top of the David Brewton, a bottom gasping fortress by a 6' 10" leveler. "I looked like I'd been basketball player. on a three-year drunk." "You don't have a lot to do Mike Lewis, who was also down there except get a knee on the bottom, declared he in your back," one student on couldn't breathe at all. "It's the bottom of the pile told the some kind of feeling when you University of Georgia's news- can't even move a finger, much paper. less take a breath." The first stack-up was held The Young Harris stack was Feb. 27 by the University of organized by Dr. James Hale, Cincinnatti at a basketball dean of students, as a break game. The students watched before the beginning of winter 46 of their classmates pile on a quarter exams. mattress in 60 seconds, and 54 "It was an orderly, calculated in 90 seconds. stack," he explained. "We had according tojfale seconds." Young Harris may have had The Southern Tech mattress- four rows—three people across "Everybody was on the all its stackers on the stack broke a record held by His suspicions may have each end of the mattress and mattress," he declared. "I been justified, according to a mattress, but it lacks a Young Harris College, where four along each side." have a healthy skeptism of the Southern Tech student. distinction Southern Tech can 55 bodies were packed on a Each line would fall at a Southern Tech stack. They "There weren't exactly 72," claim. Two girls climbed to the double mattress in 54.5 signal, making a total of 14 may have had 72 people going top of their pile-up. One of seconds. said Dave Lord, who watched bodies stacked each round. The at a mattress and rolling off, the Tech pile-up. "Some were them commented to ABC's Pro "It wasn't painful if you students scrambled, climbed but I'd have to see it to half on and half off, though News reporter, "I can't wait knew how to do it," said Allen and jumped to the top, yet believe they got that many they wouldn't like for me to until my mother finds out I ClaryTthe first Young Harris there were no "hangovers" people completely on it in 19 say it." was in bed with 70 guys." Record Review Hideaway' Is Pure America ByArlen Crawford America plays all their own Their sound is comparable to Tamborine Man." Beckley instruments, with help from that of the early Beach Boys. The album has feeling, mood, America's seventh album handles the piano with a and heart. If the listener just has emerged. Hideaway carries David Dickey on bass and The blend of their voice makes simplicity that outshines Mar- Willie Leacox on Percussion. Crosby, Stills, Nash, and wants good music, he will be the tradition the previous five ibou and even (sacrilege) Elton satisfied. But America offers albums carried, the title George Martin, the genius Young seem simple. Martin John. Bunnel hs two short behind the Beatles sound, is has engineered tight vocals on depth for the person who hears beginning with an H word instrumentals on the album, beyond the grooves. Strong (History, Hearts, Holiday, Hat America's producer. He brings every cut, especially on "She's "Hideaway Parts I and II." with him the special French Beside You." Beckley kind of subliminal messages in the Trick, and Homecoming). The Basically, they are just a lyrics, harmonies which pro- tradition spills over into the horns, intricate piano arrange- puts "Watership Down" into vehicle for George Martin's ments (which makes Beckley story-like form, resembling the duce hills, a talented trio, plus music. genius orchestrational arrange- their poducer add up to much Dewey Bunnel, Gerry sparkle), crisp vocal col Beatles, "A Little Help from ments. laboration, and the experience Mr Friends." Peek, on "Jet more than an album. Besides Beckley, and Ian Peek are being a future classic if it's not America. Though they each do which makes him the best Boy Blue," gives us the same producer in organized music casual voice that made 'Hideaway goes beyond a already, Hideaway is fun. It's an equal amount of the slick, commercial, pop record. pure America. songwriting, this album stands today. "Lonely People" from Holiday out as being Bunnel's. He's Under the guidance of a hit. mmmmmmmmm the one who sounded like Neil Martin, America has developed Instrumentation is solid, but Young on "A Horse with No from a piano, guitar-type it never muddles the vocals. Name". Beckley writes the status to a highly skilled level One "Jet Boy Blus," Peek's child-like material and sings of professionalism in music. guitar reminds the listener of ITS HER DAY MAY 9th I with style. Peek's lyrics are Harmony is perhaps Roger McGuinn's electric 12- incredible. America's most potent secret. string on the Byrds' "Mr. Hideaway opens with Mother'! "Lovely Night" written by Beckley. The song resembles "Woman Tonight" from Hearts except it's more subtle. Bunnel overdubs his voice for a strong back-up vocal part, and the syncopated rhythm The Hair creates an air of happy-go- lucky feelings. The song is a strong opener and only a A Little Something sample of things to come from Scene Beckley. 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by DIANE CAPPELLI stuck with the lesser of two verbal volleying with nothing \MICHAEL THOMPSON DIANE CAPPELLI evils, a man who made much being accomplished in I remember four years ago double-faced statements to the Editor Managing Editor the way of platforms. If they when at 17 I campaigned for press and to his own people. don't have platforms, then George McGovern. I remember A young Methodist minister they can't break their cam- canvassing for votes throughout and his wife were running the paign promises. As Shirley Laurens County farm district Laurens County campaign, and Temple would say, "Be CRAIG SHAPIRO BOB EVANS trying to convince the hardline they taught all of us high optimistic!" News Editor Business Manager conservative cattlemen that school volunteers about the For most on this campus it, McGovern was very agrarian sincerity of the mem; they too, will be their first minded, while still trying to believed it, too. As the presidential election. The convince myself that McGov- campaign wore on and eighteen-year-old vote was Editorial views expressed In the George-Anne are ern's dwindling percentages of Eagleton wore off, we became fought hard for and deserves not necessarily those of the QSC administration or Eagleton support was justifi- harder and harder to teach. to be exercised, no matter who faculty. Signed columns are solely the viewpoint of able. I remember feeling sick The little tactics used in the choices are. There is the writer. about the first rumors of campaigns became too ob- nothing more educational than Watergate and about the vious; we saw efforts to becoming involved in the bombing of the dikes; I was discredit our man, and we political process. So, I would participated in efforts to like to ask all of you to vote; discredit Mr. Nixon. We and if you are interested in learned one of life's lessons- what really gets people elected there is no honest politician. and rejected, get involved in a political campaign. You I wasn't old enough to vote needn't be a starry-eyed, then; if I had been, there servile drone to work for a would have been a very candidate, although it does get disillusioned young girl going you over the rough spots. In to the polls. The whole this election, its not so much a experience hardened me a bit; case of the lesser of two evils and I feel not quite so as it is the more refreshing of disgusted about this my first the mediocre. presidential election. You may counter with, "If Jimmy Carter is riding high you have no strong conviction, on a big smile with lots of then why vote?" Maybe you teeth; Ford says the economy have heard the expression that is good but not good enough. democracy gets stale when not mi,vkn\\nmr Ford says Carter hasn't in use; it applies. And it is ■m FHESBwrmnsBS eMosr-tUousHTi'psB addressed himself to the true, our "democracy" is issues, but Carter says Ford moldy even now, especially WHAT BANGS W hasn't done anything about now. Be optimistic, and give the issues in the past. I can voting a try, we might just cut see it will be a campaign of through some of the rot. Reconsidering The Campaign

By JODY HUNTER Many people like what they think his base will dwindle as ballot. For Ronald Reagan to standing with the American hear about governmental re- the race wears on. If Ford win the Republican nomination people. Maybe for some I think this will be my last organization-making govern- changes his campaign strategy over the incumbant would Republicans Ford has been too editorial. Quit applauding! ment more responsive to the from maliciously attacking certainly be a devastating blow liberal. That is a debatable This presidential race has people. No matter how Reagan^ thus alienating many to the Republican party in this issue. However, this is turned out to be rather unrealistic his proposal is, it Conservative Republicans, to a year's general election. possibly the reason why the interesting more interesting has merit. more passive approach by With the primaries in voters hve opted for the former than I had previously thought Reagan pointed out in a using the office of the Georgia, Alabama, and California Governor's conser- it would be. news conference after the President to attract voters, especially Indiana over, we se vative stand on issues. By far the most interesting Indiana primary that his these voters may join the Reagan's chances as slightly Since this is my last of the Presidential races is th incumbant's flock. improved. According to the editorial, let me make a Democrative party. Clearly the support is more broadly based than many political analysts, In short, I feel that Ford last delegate count, Ronnie is prediction on the 1976 surprise and the front runner especially the president's tend will secure the Republican the fron runner. I think this presidential race as it shapes is Jimmy Carter. Carter's to think. Although I am Presidential nomination- if not ^ays alot about the President's up at this point. President appeal is widely based. inclined to agree with him, on the first, then on the second campaign and moreso his Carter...you win, Bill. T His image projected by the news media is one of uniqueness-from the remainder of the candidates. In a time when most Americans are tired of the same old politicians, Carter is refreshing. Carter's final confronting of the issues has also helped gain support. A few wmriftm mk With Jackson pulling out of the race, Humphrey declining to run, Birch Bayh endorcing Carter, Udall not fairing too well in primaries, and Carter's bandwagon gathering momentum, Carter's chances of securing the nomination is - almost inevitable. A first ballot win is possible only if Carter can muster the support of old line Democrats. I am wondering what role Mayor Daley of Chicago will play in the final tally of votes, especially after considering the 1972 convention. I'll let that stand as food for thought. So it boils down to Carter on "«« side and Ford on the other. Who will win is anybody's guess. Since the incumbant is experiencing problems in his own party, I can not rely on the old political idea that the incumbant usually wins. 5s»— Urr\ OPINION - PAGE SEVEN Challenging Of Beliefs

by DON WOOD in their solid wall of ignorance I have no quarrel with Let me clarify my position: and prejudice. By presenting a intelligent Christians who have I am a devil's advocate. viewpoint they had probably thought through their beliefs. Alison Terry , Features Editor You see, I agree with the never seen before, I hoped they Nor have I a quarrel with Jim Osterman Sports Editor, spirit of Pope Duncan's letter would stop and think about intelligent, thinking atheists. Dawn Thompson ^ChVStruensee.".....' Copy Editors (p. 7), that the best way to what I had said. Greg Marshall Cartoonist obtain truth is to air all sides I do not care whether a My only quarrel is with Marty Evans Photographer of an issue in a free press. person is a Christian or an ignorance, and prejudice. It .Jack Harris Subscriptions Duncan's letter is in answer atheist, or whatever. What I saddens me to see people who Sharon Bennett Accountant to an epistle he received from do care is that people think. In have never' questioned their Tom Jackson Circulation an irate mother about an reading my article, a person childhood beliefs and who have Carolyn McKinney Typist article I wrote: "Sex and the must decide if what I say is never heard an opposing view. Bible." valid or not. Which ever way In the article, I said some he_decides, he has thought My article "Sex and the Sandra Aaron, Susan Ambrose, Linda Kay Williams, rather uncomplimentary things about the problem, and that is Bible" was intended to Beth Blough, Bert Turner, Pam Nault, Chuck Dalziel, provoke thought and discus- Susan Clary, Karen Kennedy, Estelle Spears, Alan about revered Biblical heroes the main thing I was trying to Thronton, Patrick McClellan. like David, Paul, and Lot. The accomplish. sion. I hope I succeeded. editorial was an answer to an earlier letter declaring that Y/EUr 1 V homosexuals were sinners because it said so in the Bible. wiwr pn> I don't like to see such statements go unchallenged. The devil deserves to have his case presented, too. And so I GSC Fish Foiled took a completely iconoclastic By ALAN THORNTON i.-int of view. Special mention should be It was my hope that the made of the Plant Op article would provoke thought. As even Georgia Southern lake-sucking and fish-raking I don't care so much whether students know, we are now teams who hve been on the job anyone agrees with what I engaged in the quarter-finals of day and night and have almost said, or thinks I'm a fool and the international fishing- succeeded in washing our ugly heretic. The article was not drowning, lake sucking, and behemoth of a library into the written to convert readers, but library-washing competitions. duck muck of a hole. to poke them a little. Probably the best thing about Many persons religious this year's contest is that the The fish-drowning effort was beliefs are knee-jerk responses students can watch the strategically magnificent; since learned while hanging on progress and, indeed, take part the college has had so much Momma's apron strings? in the races by dodging sprays practive keeping students from Punch the button and they will of water and falling over the innovative thinking, it is only recite the 23rd Psalm. special metal tubing that we've right that they should keep I was hoping to put a chink all grown so fond of. oxygen from fish.

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[Editor's Note: The Gen. 16 - Sarai and Abram have worked so hard at to been for Tom, I would have following letter was addressed George-Anne which do not had no children so Sarai gave teach them right from wrong represent my views nor are been much worse off. to President Pope Duncan Hagar to Abram to be his and provide the training they It's really too bad the guys referring to an editorial by they things which I would like second wife. need to mold good character, to see published. at Sanford fail to see what a Don Wood in the March 4 11 Samuel 11 - David sinned completely destroyed. Some of Again, I do appreciate your good, decent human being issue entitled "Sex and the but read 11 Samuel 12 and the young people will believe their dorm director is. Alas! Bible". In the article, Wood letter, and I will pass it on to note that God punished him that garbage but some won't the editor of the George- Tom's rare ability to see the was reacting to an earlier letter severely for what he did. so this article has not Anne. pope A. Duncan whole of any given situation which declared homosexuality 1 Corinthians 7 - Paul didn't completely destroyed my faith and place certain things in a sin. We include Dr. Duncan's say it is a "whole lot better if in the human race but it has Dear Editor: proper perspective rates him personal reply to the letter you don't marry". He said if shaken it considerably. Lately, a person that I hold very high in my book. below.] you don't marry, it is good, in very high esteem has come Although they don't realize it, but usually it is best to be Mrs. W.R. Newton under a lot of not needed the guys at Sanford are very Dear Sir: married. criticism from, obviously, fortunate to have a real man I have been concerned for I don't believe I could bring people that don't understand like Tom to help, guide, and some time about the tempta- myself to describe an apostle Dear Mrs. Newton him, and that is__my good lead them. But, when they tions that our young people appointed by God as Thank you very much for friend Tom Guzzardo* grow up, I think they will. are facing as they leave home "strange". I believe that if your letter of April 23, 1976. Last quarter I had the In addition to his many at seventeen and eighteen God would go to such lengths I can certainly appreciate chance to get to know Tom talents, Tom is a shrewd years old and go off to college. as striking a man blind to your concern with respect to while "living" at Sanford Hall, observer of gorgeous females,^ This is the age that a good make him preach His message, the interpretations and use of and I can honestly say that he having introduced me to a part of their characters is I can accept that man's scripture passages by Don is one of the nicest, finest, ravishing blonde last quarter molded and it distresses me teachings as being messages Wood in his article in the intelligent, level-headed, "cool- that was "outa sight." that a school of higher inspired by God. George-Anne, "Sex in the est," logical men I've ever Tom, keep it up. No matter education would contribute to The entire Old Testement is Bible." You are certainly come across. what other people say about immorality. This issue is not history and was not written aji correct in pointing out that the Last quarter he came to my you, you're a swell person. Us only in debate at Georgia a pattern for our lives. Sin Old Testament "was not rescue many, many times in real men have to stick began in the garden of Eden written as a pattern for our very trying circumstances that Southern but is sweeping the together. Wayne Robmson country. I can't believe that and has been in the world lives." Certainly, not in the I was under, and, if it hadn't_ the president of the school since that time. That is why way in which Mr. Wood would uphold this sort of thing God sent His own son to carry presents it. Also, of course, and that's why I'm writing to our sins to the cross, there are many other passages you and urging you to consider otherwise, there would be no dealing with this topic which my comments, add your own, hope. I don't need to condemn have been ignored. and have these published also. homosexuality; God does that At the same time, let me The following scripture ref- as Paul has stated in the first point out that a student erences are underlined in red chapter of Romans. newspaper has the same kind on the enclosed copy of the Yes, I am one of those of freedom that any other article: "weirdos" of the church. I publication has in our society, Gen. 19 - The 2 angels were agree I am a sinner but I am a and I am not in position to sent from God and were under saved one. I am also the edit or censor it. I can only Lot's protection. He was not mother of two college students have the faith and hope that threatened, himself, until after and I understand now the all sides of an issue will things I've heard about how eventually be aired in a press he did this. The mob lunged at v Lot and the 2 angels pulled young people can leave home that is free. him to safety and blinded the and go to college and have I can assure you that many mob. everything that their parents things get published in the PAGE EIGHT - FEATURES, wmmmmm 10th Annual Bathtub Race At Southern Tech The 10th annual world- _flag is #17, the red, white and der," piloted by Louis Bondu- in his red, white and blue helmeted drivers will run famous Southern Tech Bath- blue colored tub of Mike Van rant and #23, an independent, star-studded racing suit and across the track, jump in then- tub Race, the world's only Steenburg, winner of last with Wally Clark at the tub. racing machines, buckle their motorized bathtub' race on spring's race and the winter controls. Welch and Bondurant Trophies are given for 1st, safety belts and .start the land, will be held Saturday, "76 preview race held in finished 2nd and 3rd in the 2nd and 3rd place winners, the spring '76 edition of one of the May 8, at 2 p.m., on the February for only the press winter '76 preview race. Best Engineered Bathtub and most exciting racing events in campus of Southern Technical and sponsors. Van Steenburg's Welch's orange and black the Best Pit Crew. the world. Institute in Marietta. machine is powered by a 175cc machine, powered by a 180cc For the first time in its Bultaco engine and has a Adams-Kawasaki engine, also The Southern Tech campus Bathtub racing started on history, the race will be 60 chrome moly frame. A unique won 2nd place in the spring '75 in Marietta will have all the the Southern Tech campus laps, 10 laps more than feature of this tub is the race. The blue and silver tub of color of Sebring or Road about 10 years ago when previous years, over the replaceable fuel tank which Bondurant is powered by a Atlanta on race day. The track fraternities, using bathtubs tortuous 1.1 mile asphalt track enables Van Steenburg's tub 175cc KTM engine and around the campus drive will mounted on wheels as a means with its s-turns, hairpins and to be refueled in seconds mounted on a chrome moly be lined with safety barriers to of storing and transporting straightaways that goes simply by mounting a com- frame with Margay wheels. protect the spectators and beer, spontaneously began a around the campus. plete new fuel tank. Clark, in #23, a perennial flags and pennants familiar to race on the campus. Other Over 15 racing bathtubs Other racing tubs expected favorite with the crowd and all race fans. There will be clubs and organizations picked powered by 175cc motorcycle to seriously challenge Van the driver who introduced the refreshment stands, live music, up the idea. The original tubs engines and an electric- Steenburg for the number one Indy-type racing bathtub with beauty queens, sports cars, were pieced-together with little powered tub are expected to spot are #11, "The Asphalt its chrome moly frame, programs and local celebrities. more than ropes to guide them race for the first place trophy. , Angel," driven by Glenn and powered by the energy of finished 3rd in last spring's At 1:50 p.m. raceday, a FavoreH to get the checkered Welch; #12, "Overnight Won- race. He is easily recognizable unfortunate pledges. Soon sports car carrying the motors were added and the Bathtub Race Queen will lead race has evolved into a major the racing bathtubs in a racing attraction that draws parade lap around the track. national attention. Admission Free Film Tonight Then, at 2:00 p.m., in LeMans is free and the general public is fashion, a gun-will be fired, the The Wesley Foundation is USO he meets Margie. He girls. Now as an adult, people invited to attend. presenting a free film tonight gives her his usual line and shy away from him. He at 5:45 in the Landrum Center responds attentively , sensing appeals to Margie for Provate Dining Room. The the loneliness beneath the sympathy. Instead, she levels film is entitled "The One- bravado. A relationship de- him, saying he feeds on Armed Man" and is a sensitive velops. They dance. A local abnormality and self-pity. look at one man's struggle tough tries to cut in. A fight When she admits her own with a universal human develops and Arnie is beaten affliction, deafness, Arnie is dilemma. Arnie Brooks, a up. Arnie's anguish now jolted. He hadn't even noticed one-armed traveling salesman, surfaces. He admits to Margie His self-absorption is is a lonely man. But he won't that his affliction is congenital- shattered. He moves on to the admit it. He moves from town and that it has caused him next town with a new to town, bragging about his pain and loneliness all his life. acceptance of himself and his "war wound," using his As a child he was unable to situation and a new confidence affliction to gain sympathy, play with the other kids. As a that he can have an honest get laughs, make sales. In a teenager, he was avoided by love relationship. Summer Job Information Available On Campus A number of summer jobs private agencies needing em- Wages vary according to the are now available through the ployees during the summer skills required for a job and College Work-Study Program. months. the wage paid regular em- Georgia Southern students While the majority of ployees performing similar who qualify financially can identified jobs are within the work. work full-time (40 hours per state of Georgia, the program Students interested in ap- week) under the program. is by no means restricted to plying to work under the Participants will be able to this state. GSC students may summer work program should work June 7 - September 17, work at public or private, contact Gordon Alston, Co- 1976. non-profit organizations within ordinator of the Summer Numerous jobs have been any state or territory of the College Work-Study Program, identified in cities and counties United States. in the Financial Aid Office. throughout Georgia. At the During the summer 1975 The primary philosophies of present time, recreation depart- program, students were as- the program are to: ments and school education signed to work in several cities 1. Provide a means whereby boards are the major em- throughout Georgia, North GSC students can earn needed ployers requesting students. Carolina, and Massachusetts. monies to continue their Additional applications have Efforts are made to develop education at this institution. been completed by mental jobs based on the interest of 2. The jobs selected should health care units, munici- student applicants. provide some experience to the palities, hospitals, drug cen- Student hourly wages range student that may be helpful in ters, and other public and from $2.00 - $3.50 per hour. a post graduate job. SCOOT-AROUND. Get a Lambretta, and ~~. all the Europe you want. 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In Switzerland alone there are QUALITY DISCOUNT WORLD 119 youth hostels (where you can stay SPORTS - PAGE NINE mmmmm ■::>m:i Freshman Netter O'Neal No. 1 For Lady Eagles

A freshman addition to the her "accurate backhand" and Her hardest and best match Lady Eagles tennis team is the her "powerful strokes." of this season, she says, was lithe 5'8" Jeri O'Neal from "I want to commend Beth against Wesleyan College's Moultrie, Ga. Warren. She has been an asset Monica Blix last Wednesday afternoon. Monica had earlier GSC's excellent education to the team. We're gonna miss her next year. She's done a beaten her in three sets and programs and the women's Jeri was overjoyed to come out tennis team are what Jeri says good job." Jeri also praises the team. "We have a lot of depth, with the victory this time. brought her to Southern. She Jeri has her opinions about likes it here more than high and we've improved a lot. At state we should do well." the fans and supporters. "We school. There is a stronger could have had more of a This Week feeling of independence here. "Coach Shriver has done a real good job for this being his turnout for the matches, but I Jeri played tennis all of her really appreciate all those who four high school years at first year. I'm looking forward to next year." have come out. It really ' In Eagle Baseball Moultrie High School. In 1974 helps." the team went to region Jeri plays number one for It was a disappointing week Southern scored three hits in the Lady Eagles and considers Jeri says of her desire, "I for Southern baseball with the the third. Tom Kuzniacki tournaments and in 1975 they like working with young went to state. it a privilege to be that part of Eagles winning one and losing led-off with a double, Boyer the team. What she does is for people. I want to teach the two. Currently GSC is ranked and Mike Moore walked. "My forehand is my best. fifth grade because I enjoy My serve is improving," she GSC. Although she plays like number 14 in the nation, a Curtis Fisher hit a three-run one, she doesn't wish to turn teaching people. I get a sense drop from last week's number double to make the score 3-0. comments about herself. In of achievement when someone high school she was sighted for pro. "I'm really not good 13 position. Stetson scored two runs in the enough." learns from me." Four games were washed out bottom of the inning. by heavy rains. The double GSC made it 4-2 in the fifth. Osterman's View header with Columbus College Boyer singled, stole second scheduled for Friday was and reached third on an error. rained out. The Saturday He scored on Mike Moore's games with Mercer of Atlanta single. Elder Strokes Towards Augusta were cancelled and have been The Eagles' final run came tenatively rescheduled for May across in • the sixth. Gerald It was a very slow week here 15^_ Hynko doubled and advanced south of the Macon county Early in the week the Eagles on a force play. He scored on line. Maybe it was the weather X SAID W4T£K6ALL split a pair with the Stetson Kuzniacki's force-out. Stetson or something I'm not quite Hatters. GSC lost the first had the tying run on first in sure what. Anyway the NOT WXT£Hfl\ELONf! game 5-4. Richard Hudson the ninth and Jamie Ivins baseball team is teetering on (9-2) was the loser, giving up made a diving catch of a line heading into oblivion for the five runs on eight hits, striking drive and doubled the runner 1976. I'm not applying the kiss cut five and walking four. off first to end the game. of death to them, but it would Tom Kotchman got the Southern lost to Armstrong seem that they're going to Eagles started when he State in an upset game. Dave need more than the average reached on an error, advanced Ladd started the game and Southern sports fan is capable on Chris Royer's single and worked eight innings, giving of. Sorry folks, I shouldn't get scored, on Benjie Moore's up three runs on five hits. on yall this early in the article. single. Steve Perry (2-2) was the loser, In the big leagues, Lee Elder Ray Boyer singled in the coming in on relief in the qualified for another crack at fifth, Mike Moore walked and eighth. the "Big One" in that Augusta they scored on Jamie Ivins' GSC's first run came in the town by winning the Houston single. The Eagles final run fourth when Boyer hit his Open. According to Elder he came in the sixth when Royer third home run of the year, a claims that he will have a singled, advanced on Benjie 350-ft. blast. Boyer's hit broke better Master next time. I, for Moore's single and scored on the school record of 81 hits in one hope he wins the damn Mike Moore's single. In the a season. thing. For personal reasons. game, GSC out-hit Stetson Two more runs came in for For those of you who enjoy 11-8 and left 11 men on base. the Eagles in the seventh. Time-Life contribution to Fisher reached safety on an gossip magazines, people, there In the second game error, Hynko singled and both is an excellent "human Southern won 5-3. Danny advanced on a wild pitch. interest" story on Pittsburgh

South Georgia Outfitters several Poses to Select From. Canoe- ASSOCIATED Rental, Sales, : I * Instruction PHOTOGRAPHERS [^^^681 -2035 3 E. Kennedy St. Next to the Little School 764-5411 PAGE TEN - SPORTS* Hitting Improving Part II Moore: Out In Left Field Where Writers Dare "Benjie and I are about aluminum bat; it just doesn't Kuzniacki wants my tee-shirts. feel right in my hands." The switch from second base equal on second," Moore said. What do they think I am, It's better for the team if I'm Moore has had some Stallings called out encourage- dead?" Just then Tom to left field doesn't seem to ment to Eddie in Spanish. have affected Mike Moore's in the outfield and Benjie is at problems at bat this year. He Kuzniacki walks up and Even though they fell behind playing ability. Last year second. That way we both get owns the.dubious distinction of requests his shirts. He and Moore was the regular second full playing time. I like playing leading the team in hitting early, the dugout was Pete have a friendly exchange baseman, making five errors in the outfield. I have had a into double plays with 15. In reminiscient of a sandlot about it. Pete keeps his shorts. and having a .972 fielding few adjustments to make, the few weeks he has raised his softball team. Between berlitz Tom offers me a chaw of throwing differently, getting batting average over 20 points, Spanish, Stallings told stories tobacco. I take it and as I average. This year he has four quicker on the ball," he said. to everyone on the bench who errors, but three of them came to .303. begin to chew I remember the when he played third base tor would listen. The best was one three rules ,my fiancee gave about himself in a game where several games. "I've had trouble at the about kissing. No beer breath, Fans accustomed to seeing plate this season. I'm not he hit back-to-back homeruns no cigars, and NO CHEWING Moore, a 21-year-old Moore with a wood bat in his waiting, which means I swing and caused the pitcher to be TOBACCO. I chew and place a sociology major from Wabash, hands were in for a surprise at bad pitches. But I've been released. wealth of trust in my Binaca. Ind., has been at GSC for four during part of the season when working on the problem." years. Last year he played at he came out using an Out of the bullpen hops Pete second base and was at times aluminum bat. But recently he Moore hoped for a post- Pasquarosa. Ebullient from ( The evening rambles on. the designated hitter. Benjie has switched again. "My using season tournament bid for having his cast removed Stallings tells more stories, Moore (no relation) played a wood bat is just preference, I GSC. minutes ago, Pasquarosa Pasquarosa tells stories, I tell second when Mike didn't. guess. I can't get used to an reindled a dugout that had stories. And believe it or don't, people listen! Suddenly the "It's better for the seniors' began to cool off. He plunked down on the bench next to me game is over. I missed the Jacques Kitsch. CPS pro chances. There will be game. I have the best seat in plenty of scouts at the games. and immediately expressed the whole park, and I missed But it depends on our mock disgust at his teammates pitching." for cleaning out his locker. the game. Worse than that, "Geez, my sanitaries, my shoe my chaw has lost its flavor. - Sports In Briefs polish, my saddle soap. Now Speaking of playing As even Georgia Southern pro Did the late skiing star baseball, Moore wants an students know, we are now Spider Sabich have, a secret opportunity to play. engaged in the quarter-finals of death wish? Sabich, shot to Perry And the international fish- death in his $250,000 Aspen, drowning, lake-sucking, and Colorado home earlier this "I don't have any specific library- washing competitions. year, spoke with Skiing team in mind. I just want a Probably the best thing about magazine some time before his chance to play." The Knuckler this year's contest is that the death. The quote is printed in By LINDA KAYE Perry wants a chance to go students can watch the the magazine's spring edition. WILLIAMS progress and, indeed, take part pro. "Everyone would like to. The knuckle ball is Steve Jf I get a break here and there, in the races by dodging sprays Perry's ace pitch. "I think my of water and falling over the Said Sabich, who had been Lady I'll have a chance. I've best pitches are my knuckle special metal tubing that we've encountering some difficulty accepted the fact that I might ball and my fast ball. I started not make it." _ all grown so fond of. on the slopes: "You know, this throwing a knuckler when I Special mention should be is all a mind game. Maybe was young, about eight years made of the Plant Op what I should do is sleep in Eagles ago. I'm throwing it more the This year Perry had a 0.00 lakesucking and fish-raking front of a Greyhound and see Wednesday afternoon the last few years. When you start teams who have been on the if I couldn't cause amnesia. earned run average thru nine Lady Eagles tennis team took out pitching the fast ball is games. He allowed his first run job day and night and have Then maybe I could get the an easy win from Weslayan enough, but you need another almost succeeded in washing jumps out of my mind." of the season against Jackson- College, 8-1. pitch later." ville. "I've been used in short our ugly behemoth of a library Southern's chances in the into the duck muck of a hole. relief so far. I'd like to pitch GAIAW conference are still more. But if I can help the The fish-drowning effort was French horn actress untarnished, 7-0. The girls hold Perry appeared in only eight strategically magnificent; since garnes last year, won one and team best by pitching in relief Claudine Longet, former wife an overall 8-5 record. I'm happy." the college has had so much of Andy Williams and Sabich's GSC rolled up the win in the lost none. "I did good one day practice keeping students from roomate for the past two singles, taking a 6-0 lead into against Virginia Tech, then did innovative thinking, it is only years, has been charged with the doubles matches. Jeri bad the next day. After that I right that they should keep felony manslaughter in the O'Neal, playing number one didn't pitch much." oxygen from fish. case. "Coach Stallings is v doing a for the Lady Eagles, took Jine job," he said. "The players Monica Blix the full way, The Rossville, Ga. native are a lot closer than la&t year; North Dallas Forty winning in the third set, 6-3, enjoys music, fishing, and There's more' companionship 3-6, 6-4. outdoor sports. An accounting there. We're receiving a lot Also clinching singles wins major, Perry attended South more support than last year for the Lady Eagles were Beth Georgia Junior College. and it helps." Dalziel's Review Warren, Dale Nesbit, Jan On the jacket of this novel sport with violence and Lowe, Bev Vaughn, and by ex-Dallas Cowboy tightend dishonest ownership should be Widget Bennett. Peter Gent, the book is glorified. About the owners, Wesleyan picked up its one Suede Negative Heel described as "a novel by writer Gent knows more than I; but win of the game when Sarah who happens to be a his plot is not then, it has to Johnson matched with Flix to High Top and Low Top by professional football player - ride on shock value. upset O'Neal and Lowe 9-8 in an excellent match which not another book by an Had Gent not been an ex-jock." I beg to differ with ended with a 5-0 pro-set tie ex-jock, it is my opinion that breaker. this analysis and the content this book, so pitifully evident LIGHTHOUSE of the book from start to GSC was to have played the finish. of jock mentality, would have University of Georgia on been thrown in the garbage Friday, but the match was The book purports to where it belongs. Some of you rained out, and would not be present an accurate picture of guys might like the "hot rescheduled. life in pro football, but it is . parts," though. easy to tell that it's author was cut after only two years in the league. Gent's sour grapes approach to the game is that Finest Sports Car Service Available on sale everyone from the owner to the coach, the white to the black, the redneck to the intel- $ lectual are stupid, evil, violent people. The "surprise" ending of the book gives sway to the fact that author Gent is 17.88 inflicted with the same maladies he has diagnosed in PATTERSON everyone else. WE GIVE FREE OIL-OIL CHANGE-LUBE JOB, WITH REGULAR SERVICE OR TUNE UP -GRIFFIN Brutality, sexism, prejudice against the white South, and SHOES other stereotyping is rampant in the book - little football is"" Road Savannah Enterprises STATESBORO MALL-DOWNTOWN presented. Gent takes the approach that it is bad that a Chandler Road 681-3076 SPORTS - PAGE ELEVEN Osterman Views This Season, A Final Look PAGE TWELVE - EAGLE,

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