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comment about football who knew they'd be this ~ood? tickets, we can make money even the financial end of the basketball By STEVE DUIN in a game against Rollins." Assistant Editor scheduling. . Maryland was just another team. program than they do with Athletic Director Dr. Gene It's been unfortunate timing with Since the Wake Forest football. "In short," Martin said, the schedule, and the team being basketball program is on the "we can afford some scheduling In their last 18. quarters, the Hooks emphasized that upswing, the demand for Wake Forest football team has scheduling is but a part of the as weak as they are." flexibility in basketball that we Money is an important part of basketball season tickets is fairly can't in football." failed to cross the goal line,·· cycle from which emerges a good high. This, along with the fact while their opponents have football team. That cycle began scheduling. Zeno Martin, the Wake Forest has problems in athletic department's business that the basketball schedules are scheduling football that larger accumulated the equivalent of aa · at Wake Forest when the football organized on pretty much of a touchdowns. The majority of the coaches expressed a desire to manager, estimated that the schools can avoid because of the department made approximately year-to-year basis, means that student body would bet against .a play major intersectional the athletic department has a latter's season ticket sales. football victory in 1974. Yet in th~ OPJ?On.ents. This necessitated the $240,000 on the Oklahoma and middle of the dreariest football · bu1l~mg of a new football Penn State games. He also said much easier time working with Cont. on p. 3 season in years, all the elements . s~di~ that wo~d make the that the Maryland game would of the football program, from the Wllve~stty attractive to more bring in the ACC guaranteed athletic director to the third established teams. minimum for visiting teams - Students to Register string defensive backs, share the. "W.e were playing teams where $40,000. conviction that scheduling and w~ ~dn't,hav~ much chance of Hooks said, "We have a poor performances have not w1~mng, sa1d Hooks, "and sizable investment in football, in .. doomed the football team to neither were we drawing tenns of a million dollars per perpetual defeat, and the fina~cially. With the. new year. At the moment we're at a For Four-Week Term optimism that the program will st?diUm, we could brmg to break-even point." Hooks added Thomas Mullen. eventually right itself. Wtnston-Salem teams attractive that the university allocates By BETSY GILPIN Seniors who register for a four­ Losing in football is nothing to our fans." $400,000 yearly on scholarships. Editor week course will be asked at new at Wake Forest In the past Hooks said that both Groves "It's not that we're not spending registration to study the 71 years, the Dem'on Deacons Stadium and an attractive the money; we're simply not Registration for four-week schedule card for the spring have had only 25 winning schedule w_ere essential to the spending it wisely." courses will be Monday through semester they filled out at the A question has been raised Thursday from 5-7 p.m. in the August registration and make BS campaigns, and their .390 next . portl?~ , of. the cycle­ cumulative winning percentage recruttmg. It s unportant to concerning the discrepancy Magnolia Room. Students must any revisions necessary, Mullen is the second worst in the show the prospects who they're between the football and show J.D.'s before they will be said. Any seniors who were not As the football team's schedule.gets tougher and tougher, the Deacs find themselves more and more country. This year, however, go!Jlg to be playing next year," he basketball schedules. Wbile the allowed to register. able to work out a schedule in often on 'the bottom of such pile-ups. However, players insist they do not want to play against easier losses to Oklahoma and Penn ~a1d. football schedule outside the ACC Seniors will register Monday; August will be asked to do so learns. Photo by ouin State have raised a great deal of Successful recruiting initiates has been murderous, the juniors will register Tuesday; when they register for a four­ / the final stage of the cycle - the basketball team is playing teams sophomores, Wednesday; and week course. Juniors who building of a good football team. from Rollins, Farleigh freshmen, Thursday. Students register October 29 will also be First Trial-Hung Jury "We've done everything but Dickinson, and Appalachian - wit\l last names beginning A-K asked to complete a schedule develop a team that can compete outfits that have neither will register from 5-6 p.m. and card for the spring semester. against the schedule we've prominent talent or the name to students with last names Freshmen and sophomores developed," Hooks said. "I don't fill the Coliseum. lf all gate beginning L-Z, from 6-7 p.m. who register for overseas courses receipts end up in the same place, The revised spring schedule is will be asked to fill in a schedule ~n knowwheretogofromhereon omore why are the football and available at the information desk card, but freshmen and Jury E Xpe. l S S O._E-' h . ~~h~:!~a~he~rha~e t~eg:~e~ basketball schedules oriented in in newspaperfonn. This schedule sophomores taking courses on­ such opposite directions? is complete and includes several campus during the four-week ~111 . Hooks admitted that there are Martin said there are several changes from the original booklet term will not indicate their By DEBORAH RICHARDSON defendant served as his own pledge at the bottom of the paper, wrytten "at once." The def~ndant , problems in scheduling football. explanations. First, the maile~ to students during the schedule plans until after leaving a blank space to sign his n Managing Editor counsel. During the proceedings, ~.at~ h~ coul~, not expla!Jl this To begin with, "People don't basketba1l schedule has summer. November 5. two witnesses testified to having name when he completed the · comc1dence, but 8ald It may naturally want to play 'Wake historically been more difficult Students should check the Sometime after this date, all A student was expelled 1from seen him leaf through a pile of test. ~ve been beca~se he ~d no_t sign · Forest." Scheduling takes a than the football schedule. The revised schedule for courses freshmen and sophomores are to the university effective at the end tests on a desk at the front of the On finishing the test, he turned hlS name hastily, bemg · m no great deal of work. It is based former has been rated one of the requiring permission of the meet with their lower division of t~s semester after confessing testing room. after placing his it in, and then leafed through the hurry. . . almost entirely upon personal three most difficult schedules in instructor, according to Dr. advisors to consider plans for the to a cheating charge at a special own paper on the table. They said papers that approximately half At the end of his opening friendships; it is not handled on the country for the last several Robert Shorter, director of the spring tenn. At this time students Honor Council trial he requested he then walked over to a the class had already handed in. statement, the defendant said he the business telephone. · years. spring curriculum. He said a who have not already completed Tuesday night. The student · classmate still taking the test, He then walked over and stood realized ~h~ . circumstances Secondly, football schedules Secondly, while ACC football is number of .courses have dropped cards are expected to do so . had plea.tl~d- J.!Ot ~l,ty to _ij)e_ looked. at his paper for. some . looking over the shoulder of a ~?oked susp1c1~us but that +are established so far in advance­ not known on a nationallevel;.the. __ thi~_pre~equisite but tor courses according to Mullen. . . · '.. - same cbarge in his initial trial time; 'buf did not speak to' him.' rrrena :-ror:-••aoout.. .15' .. or ··w anyone smart enough to get into ,_ Wake Forest's is already basketball competition is. Thus in which permission is still Arrangements will. be made last week, which ended in a ·hung The defendant then returned to seconds" to see how he was doing Wake Forest," who intended· to arranged through 1983 - that Wake Forest doesn't need to play required, students should clear through departmental advisors jury. the front of the room, took a on the quiz. c~eat, could certainly ~orne up there is very little feel for team top-ranked teams in basketball with that instructor before or through direct contact with the Last week's hung decision paper from the test pile, and The defendant said it then With a better way. He satd he had potential. When the university outside the conference to be in the registering. ~ea.n's office for seniors and marked a first in HC history for according to one witness, "made "dawned on" him that he may been aware of all the people still scheduled Oklahoma for national spotlight. In football, The administration is JWUors who do not register for an informal closed trial, that is, changes." Neither witness could not have signed the pledge after in the room takin~ the test when example, the Sooners were they do: encourging as many students as four-week courses, Mullen said. one in which the HC itself serves · swear that erasures were made, finishing his test. He then he went back to s1gn the pledge. coming off a 3-7 season. Martin added, "We're going to possible to plan their schedules The completed schedule cards as jury. The male sophomore who ·but they agreed that the returned to the front of the room, "When we scheduled make money on basketball. T.V. for the spring semester now will be collected and tabulated to was accused of cheating on a defendant wrote something on located his paper, looked at the Oklahoma, we knew they'd be revenue adds a great deal. We using the revised schedule' determine specific course answers for about a minute as he There will be a required ' science test taken approximately the test. roll call meeting of all good," said Charlie Dayton, needn't grope· for ways to make according to Dean of the Colleg~ Cont. on p. 8 three weeks ago was then faced The defendant said that he had moved his pencil down the page, sports information director, "but money. Because of season but made no marks or erasures freshmen and sophomores With two alternatives: to go returned to his paper after with their lower division before the College Review Board handing it in to sign the honor on it. He then filled in his name in the space he had left. advisors Tuesday, or to face trial by a 12-man pledge. November 5, at 11 a.m. in s~udent jury. He chose to appear According to his own At one point in the questioning by the nine HC members present, the group meeting places. e :before the CRB. testimony, the defendant got Registration information Havens Replaces one member said that the Poco However, before the review stuck on a problem midway will be available and mid­ :h date had been set, the defendant through the test. While thinking it defendant's name seemed to fit exactly the space left for it, as if, semester grades will be 1t asked the HC to reconvene so that over, he wrote out the honor Folk and rock singer Richie would have preferred Richie elections has included the ill he said, the entire thing had been distributed. Havens." · Debbie Coe, Kitchen House; he might give new evidence. In Havens will be featured at the ~andidate's hometown, major, the brief session Tuesday night, homecoming concert tomorrow Havens was "about the only mterests and hobbies, university Marcia Workman, Alpha Phi which he refused to allow an Old night at 8:15 p.m., replacing person available" as a late activities, and future plans under Omega; Lucy Greene, Kappa ·:-"'\ Gold and Black reporter to attend, Poco, who cancelled last week replacement, Ms. Carter said. her photograph Alpha; Mary Griffith, Sigma Chi; _,/•,; SG Approves 6 Changes Lee Ann Taylor, Sigma Pi; Chuck he changed his plea to guilty and because of illness. Other groups were available next Students voted among the 18 .. ~~~ admitted to cheating on the test. Ticket-holders for the Poco week or later, but Havens was Straley, Debate Club; Chere a·· .., candidates competing for Mitchell, Delta Kappa Epsilon; ':\ HC co-chairman David Quarles concert may use their tickets for signed because he could perform -/'» ·..t homecoming queen yesterday ·.; said that a third witness against the Richie Havens concert if they on Homecoming weekend Karen Robinson, Alpha Sigma ;,~. ; and the winner will be announced Phi; Janet Poulos, Kappa Sigma; ] the' defendant had also stepped wish to do so. Any ticket holder according to Student Activitie~ and crowned at Saturday's game. [)~-~ . In Siudent Constitution '\ .forward, but his testimony was for Poco who does not want to Director Manny Cunard. Ruth Whitworth, Afro-American ;.,!»~ .. Candidates and their sponsors Society; Cathy Senters, Sigma not even used in Tuesday's trial. By MARK McCLELLAND of the st~dents and the University activities, compiled by the attend the Richie Havens concert include Beth Edwards, Pi Kappa ~n:~ Although Havens is usuallv Phi Epsion; Libby Bartlett, The student's penalty also Staff Writer and for the operation of the secretary for future reference, is may refund their tickets at the Alpha; Leslie Hoffstein, Poteat l'C~~V:•..,.·. \ Student Government in billed as a folk artist, Ms. Carter Lambda Chi Alpha; Judy Lane, '. includes a recommended F for the proposal under amendment ticket office, according to Leah House; Holly Haizlip, Taylor In a special called meeting accordance with · this desclibed his music as between Delta Sigma Phi; and Cat the course as well as inclusion on five. dee Carter, director of College House; Diane Raab, Theta Chi; his dean's record. Tuesday night, Student constitution.'' · Amendment six caused the Union concerts. Ticket refunds folk and rock. Havens plans to Hobson, Davis House. After the original decision last Government approved six Amendments two and three controversy during the meeting. will also be made at the door. release a new albwn, "Mixed week, Bob Wilhoit, the other HC constitutional amendments define the time of office for the The article, as proposed by "There have been a lot of Bag II," in the near future, she co-chairman, said the Student which will be brought before the executive branch of SG and the Lucas, stipulated that at least 30 returns," said Ms. Carter. "We said. He also recorded the hit Government constitution does not student body fm· approval in a legislature, "one year or until a percent of the undergraduate had about sold out for the Poco single "Here Comes the Sun." cover procedures for a HC hung general election. successor has been elected and body vote in any constitutional concert." There were twenty Other activities for jury; it only covers hung juries in The amendments, introduced installed" for the fonner and amendment election, with a ticket cancellations the first ten Homecoming include the banner formal, or 12-man student jury, by Leon Lucas, deal mainly with simply one year for the latter. simple majority of that 30 minutes at the ticket office contests. Both must be up by 9 trials. Quarles said there was the power and structure of SG Amendment four proposes to per cent deciding the approval of Monday afternoon. Ms. Carter a.m. tomorrow to qualify for also no precedent to follow in and the constitution itself. give the Honor Council the power the amendments. said she had no way of knowing judging, which begins at 9:30. CU · such a case. Amendment one formalizes to rule on all questions of law and Under the oresent amending how many tickets have been a n d S t u d e n t In last week's trial, the the power of the legislature "to constitutionality. process, the constitution can only returned to stores in the Government are co-sponsormg enact legislation for the welfare · An annual report of SG be amended by the consent of the conununity. the contests. Cash prizes will be simple majority of the entire Ms. Carter said she thinks awarded. undergraduate body. some people are using the change I. Student Government secretary SG, however, approved this in plans as an excuse not to go to Andy Ciriaco, who headed article with a change in the the concert. "A lot of people organization of the homecoming amount needed for approvaL didn't know Poco when they were queen election, said he hopes for Under a motion by PetE first announced but decided to go "an improved ceremony" in the Bosmajian, only a simple after hearing about them," she crowning at tomorrow's game. majority of those who vote i~ explained. "Now people are "The band director has given us needed for approval of any deciding not to go because they more time than in the past, which amendment. haven't heard of Richie Havens should allow us to improve on last Amendment six now reads, in awhile. It shows they just don't year's ceremony," he said. "The Constitution of the Student care that it's Homecoming; some Ciriaco saw he doesn't think Government shall be amended or have told me they didn't want to the selection of a hcmecoming revised only with the consent of a go anyway and this gives them a queen is "sexist." "The girls' simple majority of the reason." votes play an important role in undergraduate body voting as She said she would like to plan the election, since most of the frat expressed on a secret ballot. In another concert in November, and house members stick to their order to be considered for but has to ''wait until we find out own candidates," he added. adoption, the proposed change how much we lose on this one. I He said he would favor a shall either be passed by a simple bate that it happened, but I wish provision in the rules allowing majority of the legislature or there weren't so many returns. "at-large candidates" to be presented to the president in We can't plan another concert nominated by any group of petition form with ten per cent of until we find out how much we students gathering a set nwnber the student body supporting the lose; students don't realize they of signatures. "Right now only a change." are hurting themselves by not chartered organization can Also during the meeting, SG supporting the concert because of approved the allocation of $500 to nominate a candidate for queen " a change in plans," she said. he explained. "I would like to s~e the Outing Club for their loss of The late cancellation also a couple of societies or WHC get equipment during the summer. rettes, caused advertising losses as high toget~er and sponsor a joiut Other SG bills presented at the as $800, according to Ms. Carter. candidate." er? meeting include transforming the "Much of the advertising in the In hopes of eliminating some of Ri!·hic• Havens will perform tomorrow night. at 8:15 in Wait Chapel Nn, it's nutyonr blind date for this weekend. But don'tbe surprised if some such <·reaturl' appl'al'li at Coffee Shop into an all-night community was wasted," she study area and exploring the the "stigma that it is just a as thc• final attraetion of a long homeeommg weekend. Because am. ~·our dnnr Thursda~ night to ask for a treat. Be prepared with plenty of goodies to satiatt• thl• savagt· satd. "We could have been beauty contest," Ciriaco said the llawns is a last-minull' replacement for Poeo, the tickets sold for ~>c·ast. tmlt·s~ ~·ou'r•· <·urious to find out what his trick is ... possibility of lighting the tenni~ courts beside the gym. I attracting more people who SG committee in charge of the l'nc·n "ill hc• honored or refunded at the door. ! I' 1'.\(;E TWO Frida1. lll'lnlll'r 25, 1974, OLD GOU) AND BLACK Swedish Chorus Shines New RyKARI<:l . Staff I BvCHARLESJOHNSON traditional to contemporary Bellman, and from it the chorus 1"0awn by the Sea"), composed . ':. f· · Staff Writer songs in six different languages. 1 takes its name. Following were by Hugo Alfven, a former :."The newly"f• 'Oili{S by c:crman, English, conductor of the chorus, again ~ ~h.ih. wlll!'h "1: Displaying a rich and varied Mter completing the printed I' e1.rl . lt

"''{/'roubles'•.J• I • • ! ' Mount, ' For Two Men Named Mills . ,...... --..;....------....;..--... yard line, we just lack assurance. We wanted to get into worst feeling in the world is when you snap for a punt During the past couple of weeks, times have been hard the Penn State endzone, but we· were afraid we'd kill the and the ball sails over the kicker's head," stated the ., for two men named Mills. Viewing By WARREN STEEN grass." President. 1 . :Q,ne, ~ . the Arkansas·. politician . ·named Wilbur, Sports Editor The l<>am 's recent struggles. including such offensive "I wouldn't know about that," replied Mills. "All of experienced the· trauma of viewing his girlfriend fall impotency as 18 cons~cutive scoreless quarters, have ours bounce up short." _ c. into a water basin. His troubles began when he The Deacs been somewhat brightened by the appearance of various All of the Deacons' learning experiences did not come ' . as~()ciated with an· exotic dancer billed as the '----.----. _..;_ __ _.._.._ ____ ...__. celebrities. However, a lockerroom visit by Arnold in the informative tour of the White House. •'I've learned ~. "Argentine .Firecracker." · · · . other night at supper one of the players said, "Coach, I Palmer, a word of encouragement from President a lot on the field the last three weeks," stressed . The other Mills, Wake Forest's football coach who has hurt all over. It even hurts me to eat." Gerald Ford in the White House Rose Garden, and a quarterback Mike McGlamry, "especially about ~· thEl first name of Chuck,is presently in some deep water Without question, the Deacon gridders accumulated quick meeting with comedian Bill Cosby have failed to reading defenses. I think playing against Oklahoma, 1 • hiJ:tiself. ·But unlike his political namesake, there .is their share of lumps and bruises during the three-game spark the team to victory. Penn State, and Maryland will prove to be helpful in the ~ absolutely nothing exotic about Coach Mills' problems, journey. "Games like those take their toll on a team," .Jong run, especially for the freshmen and r wh.ich started two months ago in the season opener asserted Mills. "To compete with teams like that, it is Says Mills, "In my years of coaching, I've found that sophomores.'' against North Carolina State. . · necessary to have a lot of good players and a few when you have good players the pep talks and brilliant Also like the Mills named Wilbur, Chuck Mills has superstars to carry them along." . strategies always seem to work. But when your players "Looking down the rest of the schedule," forecasted experienced very close association with. a firecracker. Five of Wake's six losses· have come to team's of an• smaller and slower. they don't seem to work nearly Mcason." the Demon Deacons' opponents have been cannon-like in powerful Sooners are currently on NCAA probation and Nonetheless, all three of the celebrity meetings were So now the murderous road trip is history - the pre­ · exploding· for a combined total of 246 points. ineligible for a post-season bowl berth. The other short but sweet to the players. Freshman receiver Steve game talk form Arnold Palmer, shaking hands with the After dropping a conference contest at·Marylandlast Deacon loss came· at the hands of William and Mary, a Young, who had never been to the White House despite President, and playing in front of 149,462 fans. J., w~e~·,, 47~9. Mills remarked, "These last three games surprising outfit which is challenging· for the living thirty-three miles away in Gaithersburg, For a politician with the first name of Wilbur seeking re-election, troubles may just be starting. 1;~ ,have . pretty much· wiped us out for the season," championship of the· Southern Conference. Maryland, claimed, "It was really a big thrill for me." '!,,referring to the Deacs' murderous three-game road Still, Mills is disappointed at his squad's inability to But, as far as the schedule goes, the worst is over for trek whiCh commenced with intersectional battles at put the pigskin in the endzone, especially after it And Coach Mills seemed to enjoy his conversation the other man named Mills. · with the President, who played as a 199 pound center for OkHihotna and Penn State. - - penetrates the opponent's ten yard stripe. "I don't think :f Michigan's national championship team. "I guess the ~~~ "We're physically destroyed," continues Mills. ··The' 'choke' is the right word for our failure inside the ten !At:Dtstrong Makes Switch j~~~ By TOMMIE ~'TOOLE . at tunes becaus~ if you were my experience as a efforts and he is doing a real fine ;~:~ StaHWriter stuck there wasn't much you quarterback," he recounted with job.". Bernstein further states. :::: could do about it." a smile, "I can now anticipate that "he goes for the ball and is :;;; Combine a . "defensive · Defensive secondary coach what opposing quarterbacks are extremely aggressive." ~;: personality," a quarterback's Steve Bernstein. thinks that going to do. I know what a His aggressiveness was ·.·. b.., 1'n' and an intense Armstrong is adapting very well. quarterback is thinking when we manifest in the Maryland game :;::::;; determinatiori'" • . · and you have "We play a .fairly simple are in a certain defense, and it when he was the team's leading :::: Deacon safety Bill Armstrong. system," remarks Bernstein, helps considerably:" tackler. Also, ·he had over ten :::~ .... .AJ:instrong's playing at safety "and Bill has adjusted quite Although the dramatic shift tackles against Penn stastte.f th ,.. may seem a little strange to WF easily: He's done a real good job may have surprised many fans, it Annstrong and the re o e ~..fans~ ··however, while the Deacs and as he gets more experienced did not surprise Armstrong or the Deacon secondary will get ENJOY NATURA1 fOOl>S il were on their road he will do even better." players. possibly their toughest test of the .three-g~e Oll.S ;t111.1<. tTCl'l£1'1S "' o f f e n s e , ' ' c o m me n t e d responded Armstrong, "you are told Coach Mills that if I was Cavalik. ers had vthe a goutod bala1 ntcedf t Armstrong, a 6-3, 208-pound responsible for making the team beaten · out for quarterback I attac an ey P a 0 0 ;, sohpomore from New Jersey. go. You have to make the right wanted to play somewhere emphasis on the passing game. ,," "Now I'm g ett' m g a chance to d ectStons.. a t th e rig· ht t'unes. On because I thought I could help the counterpartsArmstrong will haveand to contendhis • give out some hits instead of defense you are more of an team." falwayshavingtoreceivethem." individual. I have to make the Judging 'from the past few withGardner,whohaspassedl72 * "When I was in high school," defensive secondary calls and we games and the reaction of the times with 97 completions for 1241 '~: he explained, "I played both still have to work as a unit, but players and coaches, Armstrong yards and is 2nd in passirig in the Bill Armstrong. who started at quarterback in Wake's first two t ways, so I received my share.of I'm free to do more things." is doing just what he wanted nation. Virginia also has three Hatha Yoga Centre hits in addition to hitting other Armstrong feels that he has an helping the team. receivers with 20-or-more , _gaml's, has found a new home at d~sive safety. players. But in college, playing advantage working for him in Coach Bernstein says Bill is receptions and the team Photo bv steve Duin a game. , only quarterback was frustrating regard to his <:onversion. "From "contributing a lot to the team's averages over 200 passing yards . Proclaiming that in the next '•i :nve games Wake plays teams New And they "can beat if we want to bad Students interested in .,enough," .Almstrcmg displays a Now Open, ' ; ~. ·.. l c .. · *Early Te~J,ni·s (Jutlook · louch of confidence. "We usually taking a Hatha Yoga ;play well for two quarters and '·. then we make mistakes and fall Best apart- we must stop doing that." course located on d-jpears Promising For the future, Annstrong sees Book Shops a definite improvement in the campus, Contact Mrs. ByCAROLPULLEKlNES jumor transfers from the Wake football program. "We Reynolda Manor StaHWriter University of Cincinnati, Mike Shopping Center . . Czarnecki and John Hill. . need a good recruiting year," he 1 . comments, "and then we can look '723-8261 Penny Griffin in the 1a.sJWi~h. the addition of several Czarnecki was Michigan Men's forward to winning." 10.9 Mon.·Frt. • Sat. 5:30 s:rurl!ellent recruits, the Wake State Champion in 1973, and Hill "It's rough right now, going out Sundayl-8 Art Dept. Ext. 439 crililorest tennis program is well on was top player in the Middle every week and not winning. But Tops Tbis Week :its :way to regaining stature as an Atlantic Tennis ASsociation in 72. : ACC power. · While they were at Cincinnati, ·now we're through with most of They Lived on Human Flesh • · the tennis team was ranked 14th our travelling and we can settle - Enrique Hank Lopez '• 1~~eturning for the Deacons are in the nation. According to NCAA down." One Flew Over The ·1033 Burke Street 723-4430 9-]biliors John Pierce and Sammy rules, they must sit out this Bill Armstrong is definitely Curlrflll'SINP.sf · Martin, and sophomores Chris season, and will be eligible next settling down, and he appears to ·KenKesey Blair and Chip Koury. The Deacs year. · have found his niche on the lost.last year's top two players; Two weeks ago, LeiBhton took · Deacon football team. JJrul-seed Bob Koury graduated, Pierce, Blaii·, Hayrinan, and 'lllijlll·LoU Desmarteaux left school Straley to the University of il~I8Jturn professional in Canada. Georgia Intercollegiate Fall FIRST ~ ' · 'They 'will be replaced by two Championship in Athens, BAPTIST~ top freshman recruits, Chuck Georgia, where they cl)mpeted :.'Straley and Topi Hayrinan. with several universities, CHURCH :·~:~~tr~ley, a Virginia native, is including ACC rivals Duke and "&ne of the best players in the N.C. State. 9Middle · Atlantic Tennis While none of them fared well _.• A 1 Association. colorful tennis in singles competition, both COME GROW WITH US! player, Straley considers his doubles teams (Pierce and Blair, \~~enand, and his "overhead _ and Hayrinan and Straley) made wbim 'it's on," his strongest it into the quarter-finals before bn Sundays 1 9:35 Sunday School its 'pointS. losing. Hayrinan, Straley's doubles Coach Leighton is particularly Catch the bus at pigskin Johnson Donn 9:20 says he partner, is from Finland. An pleased with the way team exchange . student at Salisbury members are working in fall 11:011-Worship Deacons On Wednesdays in a 17-14 Jjigh School in 1972-73, he decided practice. "Everyone is much 'to finish his education in the u.s. improved over the swruner, and 5:30-Supper 60c After he met tennis coach Jim fall practice has made a big '~ .. 722-2558 Reserv. Leighton in Miami at a tennis difference. The improvement is 6:15-Share Group tournament last Christmas, tremendous."· Freshman tennis, standout Chuck Straley picks up a tip from Coach .Jim Leighton. Ph t · · Hayrinan ·decided to ·come to He also feels that having the , 0 0 by f<'IVe' Wake. Hayrinan, who has played indoor courts available on tennis for eight years, is now campus for winter practice is a Newsweek says: · · revamping his entire game, and big boost to the program. "The ••Andy Warhol's 'Frankenstein' Is a perversely fascinating movie. getting feels that he will be a much indoor courts will make a lot of d · t 1 · th f t difference, both to the team, and Tile first original variation on'Frankanstein'ln years. The film suc­ an ·runrung Tl· s ronger p ayer m e u ure·. to recrw't;"g. It will begm' to show . ' In addition to Hayrinan and ..... ceeds Intelligently on tbe strength of a highly original vision. ------, . Straley, Wake Forest also got two this spring." · Paul Morrissey Is an underground talent running to daylight." THE TUESDAY NIGHT a school · ~·· ·.q.~.q..q..q..q..q..q.~~~·-, -Paul 0. Zimmerman . Anytime You Want To Find Your ~ STEAK DINNER I · Kind of Music, Check Out The Jlndy Warhols Judith Crist says: Wide Variety of Women's Wear DMy "Some very fran,nst~in says: funny and "Andy Warhol's clever ...... $1.49 'Frankenstein' .'aNh~~~~ Z!!~~ces~ switches on is the Found Only At 'f the man-made ultimate FLASH. 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~ I'A<:E EIGHT Friday, O<·tober 25, 1974, OLD GOLD AND BLACK JA's, RA's Job Analyzed :;, Residence Staff Judged Success

By BRIAN ECKERT The "Resident Hall Staff as a 24-hour helping hand for new prominent role in the acadermc Staff Writer Manual" says the duties of JA's from their SA's, but at the same students who may encounter achievement of new students. time admitted they seldom and SA's to freshmen are: "to aid problems of any nature. "When you're happy in your In a time when college costs in their initial college adjustment sought advice from him when Prospective residence hall living quarters, you're going to . academic difficulties arose. are soaring, students are so that they may become advisors are selected on the basis naturally do better . in your questioning the validity of many concerned and involved of academic and social records academic work," she explained. Of wnmen interviewed, only administrative expenses. members of the University .and interviews. Those selected Fred Linkenhoker, director of praise for the concern of JA's was Foremost among those comn1unity;'' "to provide must attend a pre-school training residence life, praised the JA...SA . heard. The women noted that university programs under opportunities for their growth program and meet regularly for program as "probably one of the with the influence of their junior scrutiny is the residence hall life toward leadership, in-service sessions during the most progressive things we have . advisors, the process of meeting staff, which employs 38 students independence, and responsiblity year, to reinforce their on this campus." l hallmates and thus getting along at a cost of more than $15,000 a without losing the zeal of counseling abilities. Listing the activities of SA's as with them was greatly enhancep. year. This two-part series freshman idealism;" and "to In recently-conducted includi~g everyt,hing from . Among students of both sexes, investigates the purposes, help them develop their interviews with Deans Mark effectiveness and need for these acad~mtcs to athletics,_ on top of all confidentially interviewed, individual potential in all areas of Reece and Lu Leake, Directors of f"!l-bme ca!l .for advlSees .and there appeared a basic student staff jobs. life." Residence Life Fred Linkenhoker For most new college students, sttll re~ammg a full-time ' reluctance to take personal The junior advisors are, and Lynn Mack, junior advisors, . stu?ent, Lmkenh?ker te;.med the difficulties to advisors if they adaptation to college life according to the manual, "to be student advisors, and students proposes a wide variety of mental SA s · ~s.. bemg grossly could be worked out without kept up to date on activities, who have lived under the underpatd. counseling and physical challenges. In order triwnphs, and problems" in their progam, positive responses about Lynn Mack, another director of · to help new students adjust to living areas in order to be more the benefit of the program residence life, concurred with Approximately half of all men resident study, the university effective counselors to their pervaded throughout. Linkenhoker. In terms of residents, as well as all non­ ·offers a system of student assigned hallmates. They are to "We had good responses to the communication, social and residents, have not experienced advisors and junior advisors. be on duty in the dorms at certain program last year, and they academic participation, and dorm living with SA's or JA's. JA's (for female residents) and times to "assist students and seem to be increasing this year," successful living adjustment, Ms. More than three-fourths of SA's (for male residentsl an• visitors, handle emergencies, Dean Reece commented when Mack caller! thr JA system upperclass male residents undergraduate stuoenr s answer the telephone, and asked about freshman opinion of · •definitely progressive, interviewed called the program a employed to live in resi<.ic,rce ,. identify and correct any problem the SA's work. desirable and really necessary." waste of money. •, with first-year students and to situations." Though he felt it somewhat The JA's and SA's themselves serve as a combination of social­ Furthermore, the JA's are early for an evaluation of the have found the program a Their basic objection is that academic counselors, clerks, adequate social and academic instructed to "make frequent relatively new SA system, Reece rewarding experience. Of those ' .' couriers and rule enforcers. rounds of the floors to be aware of expressed certainty that it is interviewed, most felt that they counseling for new students could "I Twenty-eight undergrads are any activities which could further serving students well in its stated had played an active role in conceivably come from random working as JA's and SA's this require attention." They are to goals. helping students to "get living assignment of freslunen with upperclassmen. year, accounting for a total of assist in health referrals, and are Dean Leake reaffirmed integrated" into college life, to around $10,500 in university-paid requested to conduct social and Reece's position, citing the understand and to obey living No basis for comparison of salaries. intellectual functions necessary overwhelming number of unit regulations and to come to student "success" under SA's Administrative officials here to bring their students into the applicants for JA jobs as a grips with a range of personal and JA's and without them pride themselves on the high mainstream of campus life. testimonial to the importance of difficulties. presently exists·. The final intellectual caliber of students, The job description for student JA's in the lives of campus Students who have been judgement of the SA-JA system citing tough admission standards advisors varies little from that of women. assigned to the care of JA's and must come from those who have and competition. Students come the JA, except that it emphasizes •·J don't think there's any SA's gave the program positive ·lived with it. '."":'"' from many states where they are "the assumption of major outside question about its value," Ms. grades, but were not as From the overwhelmingly legal adults long before (i.e., activities the presidency of Leake said. • 'The freshman optimistic about it as university positive response, one might . . ' ~ matriculation, adding an organization or membership women become very close to officials were. conclude with Fred Linkenhoker ·,. ' ~ - confirmation to their status as on an intercollegiate athletic their JA's. In fact, they admire Among several men that the junior advisor and intelligent, grown-up people. team) or excessive time spent them so much that they want to interviewed, SA's were rated as student advisor program "is If, then Wake I<'orest students away from campus is become JA's, too." friendly and socially helpful. A something that's really been are capable of and responsible discouraged.'' Ms. Leake stressed that both sizeable majority said that no missing around here for a long for their own survival elsewhere, In the cases of both JA's and JA and SA services play a tangible academic help came time." can the university's extensive SA's, the job description is often Super Saturday Successful system of paid advisors be non-specific. It is clear, though, justified? that these students are to serve DaVl' McCampbell gives advke to his little sister duriilg Super Saturday sponsored by the Urban S1•rvkes Referral Bureau last weekend. The day included activities worked up by societies, Spring Schedule Revised fraternities, and other interested organizations. In addition to participating ip various games, the c·hildren collected pocketfuls of candy, handfuls of ballons, and a stomachful of free Pit lunch. All of Present first schedule, offers ten 11-week th1· (•hildrcn seemed to have a good time, despite the university participants who looked a little ('ontinued from Page 1 "Our belief is that it can give us a courses, according to the new ragg1•d on rising tiefore 10 a.m. after a Friday night's festivities. This Ad preferences .for -students. Results better chance to meet students' schedule. These offerings include of this tabulation will be needs-if we get a good response both divisional requirements am! For A forwarded to the academic we can make reasonable changes upper level courses. The physical •••••••••••••••••••••••• 10% departments for adjustments if students requests them, he education department has added Friends I The one thing that's better than I they choose to make, Mullen said. explained. "This is something we three 112 courses in the ll·week I a small Pizza, is a LARGE Pizza 1 Wi: CATER TO WFU STUDENTS Discount Although the schedule cards have rarely been able to do in the period in response to requests by I , filled out by students this fall will past." freshmen. Visit N.Y. not insure them a place in these Many revisions have already The biology department has In Dining Room or For Carry Out added four sections of Biology 150 Several members of the Young courses, Mullen said he would been made since the original · Friends of Reynolda visited New like to get 100 per cent response to schedule was published. The and two other courses. The 725 Coliseum Drive 722·6397 chemistry department has added York. City and the Catskill have an accurate indication of mathematics department, which Mountains last weekend. While what students would like to take. listed no 11-week course in the Chemistry 112, 323, and 362. · i PIZZAA~ARDEN 1 Other departments adding 11- there, they toured several week courses include museums and heard a lecture by I Corner of Cherry St. and 30th athropology, 4 courses; classics, Andrew Wyeth, the son of the 2 courses; education, 2 courses; famous painter, said Brenda I . 724-76oo . English, 2 courses; French, 2 Farr, a university student who ...... courses; history, 3 courses; went on the trip. ·.:' humanities, 1 course; Latin, 6 The purpose of the trip was to '•' courses; music, 1 course; study and compare various forms politics, 3 courses; Russian, 1 of art. They studied particularly course; sociology, 1 course; and, the paintings of several artists See it Spanish, 2 courses. who have works in Reynolda you'll House, explained Ms. Farr. 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