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Vol. 58-No. 16 States bo ro, Georgia 30458 February 27, 1978 Saturday Drop-Add Date Draws Complaints

ByWAYNEESTES has a GSC catalog. home Easter weekend and Dr. Quick explained that period during which GSC add were changed to Monday Even though spring According to Kelly those who must go through the college schedule is created must accomplish all spring theregistration process would quarter's Saturday drop-add DeWine, coordinator of drop-add will have to stay by a calendar committee qu arter activities. last three days, tying up the • day has received a number of academic affairs for the CCC, here." Drop-add day is March made up of a cross section of This year spring quarter, Hanner facility. student complaints, Dr. N. W. "many students want to go 25. all campus people involved. including registration, 50 He advised students to Quick said that once the "These people weigh all class days, and final exams concentrate on regular college calendar has been possibilities and compose a must fall between March 23 registration and not worry * released it is very difficult to quarterly calendar two years and June 8. about drop-add. makechangesinthedatesand in advance." The calendar is Drop-add doesn't count as "Registration is a cake get the word to everybody who then published in the catalog. a class day, said Dr. Lightsey walk spring quarter," said Dr. Ralph Lightsey said of the vice-president's office. Quick. "Even freshman that a committee in the There will be 50 class days in English classes that close out Lick Plans addition to drop-add. fast fall quarter may only chancellor's office sets a have 16 students in spring." university system-wide Dr. Quick said that if drop- Area Study Scholarship Is Created By HOWARD THROWER Dr. Dale Lick is develop- ing a proposal for a comprehensive study of the By Refrigerator Money health needs of this area, Dr. Nicholas Quick said Febru- ary 20. By KENNY HUDSON Southern College for two ship and Loans Committee. The decision to initate the The Central Coordinating consecutive quarters, said The committee will choose study was made February 17 committee recently establish- Collins. who gets the scholarship, she when Dr. Harry O'Rear, vice- ed a scholarship fund from There will be a form that said. "The recipient will be chancellor for health affairs, funds made through the must be filled out that gives decided on in time to be met with Quick and Lick at refrigerator rental program. points for different activities presented the scholarship on O'Rear's office in Augusta. "The scholarship came about on campus, she said. The Honors Day." Lick will also determine when we had an excess CCC will narrow all the Anyone interested should the manpower and money amount of money coming applicants down to three come by the CCC office and necessary to carry out the from the refrigerator people and submit those pick up specifics, said study which will be made DR. N. W. QUICK rentals," said Sally Collins, three names to the Scholar- Collins. over the next six to twelve CCC president. "The idea months, said Quick. came about when Billy Parker, bugetary manger, After Lick completes the outline, O'Rear and Quick Newton Lot Graded thought the extra money will make amendments and could be deposited for a suggestions if necessary and scholarship fund and given Cook said that it would to someone for extracurri- Lick will then draft the final By DEREK SMITH proposal. "I will then make have been easier to wait until cular activities." A "long wet spell" has the end of the fiscal year in an amendment to the budget precipiated the grading and Collins said that one of request for additional funds June to have the work done, graveling of the student but the circumstance dictated the reasons for the scholar- to be allocated to carry out parking lot at the Newton ship was because there is no the study," Quick said. immediate action. He added Building. According to Bill that to have the lot paved such type scholarship that To head the study Cook, Director of Fiscal would have cost nearly twice exists at this point. "We felt "someone with a compre- Affairs, the work was done at as much as the grading and that anyone who participates hensive view of the health a cost of $8,600 in a move graveling. in extracurricular activities profession will be chosen," which sprung from an Graveling was only a is just as important as said Quick. He added that the "emergency situation.* "temporary" solution, Cook anyone who participates in person who heads this study The unpaved lot had said, but could not elaborate any sports. will probably be the person taken on the appearance of a on how long "temporary" who will also be the head of cattleyard due to recent meant. The scholarship money When the study is rainfall, and students had The Newton lot could comes from the interest made completed. Lick, the vice- been forced to seek refuge possibly be paved this off the principle deposited by president and the director of from the mud by parking summer, said Cook, if enough the CCC (i.e., cumulative the study, will have a major their cars in the paved money can be allotted. If not, money from refrigerator See LICK, p. 2 faculty lot. Faculty members at least the lot could be rentals). DIIIIIIIIHIIIIIilllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllt who opposed the illegal asphalted and graveled over "The interest could vary The deadline for | parking demanded action again, he explained. from $200 to $300 per | Central Coordin- § from security; specifically in The Newton lot has been quarter," Collins stated. "We the form of strict ticketing. § ating Committee slightly enlarged during are not sure just yet." | candidates to apply | The sitiation had to be construction by the removal | is tomorrow a 5 p.m. | remedied, and Eason of several trees in the area. The winner of the | Anyone wishing to Construction Company of Frank Proctor of Plant scholarship must have at | run for office must 1 Statesboro was called in to do Operations said that the least a 3.0 GPA, must have Petruchio performs in the Masquers = have his application 1 most of the work. Plant graveling could hold up for at participated in extracurri- production of The Taming of the Shrew. See | in the CCC office by | Operations did about $1,500 least two years if past cular activities, and must review next week. = then, worth of the construction. experience can be relied on. have attended Georgia ■iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii; Page Two, February 27, 1978- ^\ Mrs. Averitt SECOND FRONT Wins Award By SHERYL WALKER Mrs. Addie D. Averitt recently became the first woman to receive the Rotary Foundation Distinguished Service Award. She was honored for her Student Affairs Panel Meeting work in helping establish and develop the Language Institute for Rotary students attending Georgia Southern Held At GSC For First Time College during the summer. Under the program, By SUANN COLSTON students attend regular Students at GSC, was the At dinner given on The Administrative host of the two-day meeting. Thursday night, "The People classes, concentrating on Committee of Student Affairs learning English. They also Georgia Southern's Depart- Program" was presented. held their quarterly meeting This is a combination of enjoy such activities as at Georgia Southern Febru- ment of Judicial Affairs presented a program on the slides and tapes that are used fieldtrips and picnics. While ary 16 and 17. This during orientation to attending GSC the students committee consists of the way that they handle different judicial situations. acquaint students with the stay at Winburn Hall. Deans of Students from the different aspects of college Dr. Tom McDonald, vice The Rotary Club is an 34 schools in the University life. There were about 44 chancellor of the University international civic organiza- system. people who attended this System, also spoke on some tion which sponsors various This was the first year conference. different aspects of financial service projects such as the Former Georgia Southern College Geology that Georgia Southern had distribution of about 1,000 been in charge of the meeting aid. student Pattie Fuentes-Olbrich recently full fellowships every year to presented the Department of Geology with a and its programs. Until two students wishing to attend years ago the Deans of sample of a cultured quartz crystal grown at the Jones' Work Exhibited school abroad. Western Electric plant in North Andover, Mass. Student Affairs always met Dr. Jack Averitt, Dean of at the Regent's Office to The quartz valued at $75, weighs 1.5 pounds GSC graduate school, has and is manufactured into small quartz filters discuss their problems. It was also received the Rotary decided that different schools used in telephones. The quartz crystal was In National Art Show foundation Distinguished grown in a specialized plant over a 33-day should host the meetings Service Award for pioneering each quarter. period and is completely free of impurities. It is By ELIZABETH BROWN New York and selected by the language institute two developed by controlling the variations of heat Ben Waller, Dean of A sculpture by Michael Jack Burnham, art critic and years ago, which was the first and pressure. Quartz formed by nature takes Jones, art major and junior at author of Beyond Modern program of its kind in the millions of years to develop. GSC, is being exhibited in Sculpture. The exhibit will go world. Windsor Pool National Sculpture 1978, an on tour for one year, art show currently at the traveling to five other Opens April 15 University of South Carol- museums in North Carolina, ina. Georgia, Alabama, and ^•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••v, By BETH SCHAD According to Ken Guill, Mississippi. "The Windsor Village GSC instructor of art, "Mike Jones described the * * swimming pool will be open was the only undergraduate sculpture as "a structural * * * * on April 15 —weather with work in the show, and he steel I-beam dealing with * permitting," says Mr. Larry was in competition with ideas uncommon to the * Miss G.S.C Davis, head of the Depart- teachers and graduate material as it is usually * * ment of Housing. students." perceived." * The pool will be open ■ Sponsored by the South- Active in SUB, Jones has * * exclusively for students, and had a one-man show on ern Association of Sculptors, * all operational costs will be the show includes 34 campus and has participated * Pageant * paid by the Housing sculptures from among 2,000 in several shows including a * Department, he said. "Non- entries. Slides and proposals faculty-selected show last * * * resident students will be of the entires were sent to summer. * charged a 50 cent admission * price." * * The pool will be open from * CONTESTANTS * 1 p.m. - 6 p.m.—lenthened to 1 | The Earring Shoppe | * * p.m. - 8 p.m. as the days grow %••••••••*••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••* longer, Mr. Davis says. Statesboro Mall Lick Study Earrings, Necklaces, Bracelets, Continued from p. 1 Anyone interested in participating as a and Rings role in developing the final contestant in the Miss G.S.C. Pageant on program, added Quick. Ear Piercing available % "1 see the need for input from students in terms of April 15 should turn in applications and fee interest in nursing and other i by February 30 to Dr. Jack Nolen health oriented programs," VISTA is coming alive again. said Quick, "but I don't see (Rosenwald, Room 34, 681-5409). Entry fee is where students could be used Come alive with us. VISTA. Call in the actual development of $30.00 per contestant or $50.00 for two (for the program. I think we have toll free: 800-424-8580. Or write to rely on highly specialized knowledge and skills." VISTA, Box A, Washington, D.C. organizations sponsoring two contestants). ^ItllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIInllllillu IMCAT-DATI 20525. Contact Dr. Nolen or Julie Smith (681-4104) | REVIEW COURSE | ; VISTA for information. ETake n Atlanta in 3-5 DaysS I - P. O. BOX 77034 I I ATLANTA, GA. 30309 = I Phone 404/874-2454 5 Service or Tins Newspaper 6. Tne Advening Council nlllUIIIIIHHIMIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIB •Page Three, February 27, 1978 Allen* Bowden* Brannan

- i 3 Students To Be Missionaries SOUTHERN By DAVID CHANEY to support these summer "Positions each summer selected almost every Three Georgia Southern missionaries. Different range from nurses to summer. He said five were students have been appoint- projects are done throughout musicians to preachers to chosen for positions last ed as Baptist Student Union the year to raise this money." construction workers to summer. PEOPLE Summer Missionaries for The expenses of the youth workers," he con- "We're very proud of these 1978, according to Shirley missionaries are paid from tinued. three who will serve this Griner, secretary of the this money, but the Byrd noted that in the year," he said. Summer Missions Com- missionaries serve strictly past, Georgia Southern's Allen, Bowden, and mittee for Georgia's Baptist volunteeringly and are not BSU has been very fortunate Brannan will leave for their paid, he said. to have several students positions early in June. Bolen Student Unions. V Laura Allen, Clay Dr. William H. Bolen, head of the Department of Bowden, and Kaycie Bran- Marketing and Office Administration at Georgia Southern nan are among 39 Georgia College, has been awarded a full fellowship to the Basic students selected to serve this CCC Elections March 8 Marketing Insitute. summer in positions in the The award was given by the Direct Mail/Marketing state, around the country, > Educational Foundation in cooperation with the Kiplinger and overseas. By BETH SCHAD explains, "oversees all other Coordinator of Auxiliary Foundation. The Institute, which will be held in February "The upcoming CCC offices and makes sure that Affairs is involved with the in Atlanta, is designed to provide the professional direct Allen, a sophomore art the CCC functions at its dormitory, food and health major from Charleston, S.C., elections will be held March marketer with the knowledge to effectively develop 8th from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. at the maximum capacity." "The programs in addition to other ' successful direct marketing programs. was appointed to work in Vice-President is in charge of student services," Collins Plains, Ga. where she will Williams and Landrum Centers," says Sally Collins, communications and public- says. "Academic programs work in a tourist information president of the CCC. "The ity," she says "that person such as student courses, pre- center greeting tourists and Osgood nomination period for the handles the quarterly registration policies and distributing information. Communique and the library procedures are the She will also work with youth candidates will be from Ms. Shirley Osgood, Assistant Professor of Psychology Februarv 22-Februarv 28." Landrum showcase." Miss responsibility of the at Georgia Southern, recently addressed the Metter Jaycee in the area Baptist churches Collins describes the Coordinator of Academic and in the community. she says, "the campaign will Appreciation Night. ■ be held from February 28- Coordinator of Budgetery Affairs." She spoke on the topic of hypnosis, its uses and abuses. March 8." Any student Affairs as "essentially the Members of the audience participated in hypnosis Bowden and Brannan will wishing to nominate himself treasurer who works with a "The president must demonstrations. serve on the state's youth budget of $16,000." "The spend four hours a day in the revival teams that travel or anyone else should fill out Ms. Osgood is a member of the American Society of a form in the CCC office. Coordinator of Co-Curricular office," she says, "while other I Clinical Hypnosis and the International Society of Clinical throughout the state leading Affairs works with the SUB I officers are required to work and Experimental Hypnosis. programs, services, revivals, Six positions are avail- and plans such activities as three hours a day." "All of the and retreats in various able for nomination." "The Homecoming and the spring jobs are paid positions," churches and Baptist President," Miss Collins fling," she says. "The Collins says. I * Stapleton associations. They are among four men and four Dr. Richard Stapleton, Associate Professor of women who are assigned to Management in the School of Business at Georgia two different teams. One •Southern College, has invented a Classroom De-Gamer. team covers the north half of Stapleton has had an article, entitled "The Classroom the state while the other De-Gamer," accepted for publication in the travels in the southern TRANSACTIONAL ANALYSIS JOURNAL which section. explains the principles upon which the De-Gamer is based. He also will present a paper and lead a workshop, both Bowden is a freshman entitled "De-Gaming the Classroom," at the Fourth from Macon and Brannan is RUMMAGE SALE Annual Spring Conference of the Southeast Institute of a sophomore from Athens. * Chapel Hill, North Carolina at Atlanta, Georgia march 23- Summer Missions is a 27. program in which Baptist students in BSU's across the - Moore, DeNitto, Nelson state and nation send fellow Thousands of Items students out each summer to Dr. Dorothy Moore, Elementary Education with Special serve from five to ten weeks Education, John DeNitto, Professional Laboratory as missionaries, according to 1 Experiences, and Dr. Rex Nelson, Division of Technology, Rev. Nathan Byrd, Baptist 1 recently represented Georgia Southern College and the Campus Minister for GSC. Clothes, Georgia Association of Higher Educators at Issues Conclaves and the Representative Assembly. "The unique thing about Georgia Southern's members brought about the the program," Rev. Byrd unanimous adoptiong of a resolution concerning the said, "is that students Furniture, upgrading of salaries for higher education. themselves raise the money

WASH DAY WORRIES Games GOT YOU DOWN? LET US HELP END YOUR WOES . . . JUST BRING Saturday, March 4th 'EM IN . . . WE'LL WASH YOUR CLOTHES Intersection of Fair Road and Zetterower STAR'S COIN LAUNDRY Across from Johnson's (Athletic Fields) & DRY CLEANERS 16 University Plaza Page Four, February 27, 1978. Guest Editorial GEORGE - ANNE 151 English Team Effort Makes The Good Grade BETH BLOUGH EDDIE DONATO Editor Managing Editor By LESLIE BURRELL-SAHL

With the first quarter of from passing very easily. He inability to express himself the experimental "team- will rarely override two on essay exams. WAYNE ESTES LONNIE MOTT grading" system for English passing grades to flunk you The fact is that high News Editor '»V*\XVi.' Business Manager 151 now over and results in spite of them. Team schools are often graduating tabulated, proponents of the grading will also discourage, students today without first program might award it a by the same token, the teaching them to write. solid B+. A number of subjectivity that might allow Team-grading in GSC's Editorial views expressed in the George Anne are not necessarily those of the GSC disgruntled students, a student to pass when he English 151 class is part of a administration or faculty. Signed colums are soley the viewpoint of the writer. however, would probably red- really hasn't learned key vital effort to over come this. pencil the system unmerci- fundamentals. Many students come to fully, primarily because an college only to find it difficult Eddie Doriato alarming statistic shows a to compete against those 300% increase in student with a more successful failure rate this fall writing skills background. So compared to fall of 1976. we see brilliant Joe being American Graffiti At GSC Interestingly, this same "rooked" out of a grade equal statistic is part of the success to the next guy because he of team-grading. The English "never could do anything hallways they would be The solution to the In talking to Kenneth department is not out for covered with nasty com- problem will have to come with those essay questions," Lecain, maintainance blood, they're just trying to ments and "cute" poems. from the people who do the or because his term paper superintendent of plant upgrade writing skills on the Graffiti is a ridiculous graffiti writing. There are looks like an 8th grade operations, I was surprised to freshman level before problem to have oh a college two things that a person example of "what's wrong find how much time and problems develop in upper- campus. It wold be easy to could do when he or she feels with this paragraph?" money his department class courses. understand in a high school, the need to scratch some- Granted, we might need to spends in painting over Team grading involves or maybe in a prison but it thing on the campus walls. go back as far as the 8th graffiti around the campus. three teachers. Two unidenti- seems that educated people They could take some paper, grade to get to the root of the One example of this problem fied colleagues grade your problem, but since we can't would not go around tape, and a magic marker is the elevator in the Foy final paper with only a pass we at least have the scratching remarks on the with them to the area they Fine Arts Building. Because or fail grade. Your name walls. No matter what want to leave their message availability of new fairness some people insist on remains annonymous to psychological reasons there and use the material to tape and objectivity standards scratching graffiti on the them as they decide if the may be for someone who the graffiti on the wall. In which will help emphasize walls of the elevator, it has paper passes basic stand- writes graffiti in public this way the walls won't be the seriousness of composi- been painted numerous ards. The criticisms, places there doesn't seem to damaged and have to be tion skills. times. A painting crew had to comments, suggestions, and Maybe with the threat of a be any excuse for it. It not painted as often. Another paint the elevator just before actual letter grade for the three-person grading team, only destroys and damages solution is for the person who Thanksgiving, again during course are given only by your property it just looks bad. can't cope, who can't students will try harder the the week preceeding Christ- own teacher. (Naturally he Although it can't be function without writing on' first time around to get mas break, and it was knows you work from the It's ridiculous for an upper proven the majority of the walls is for that person to, through 151 with a real painted for the third time of entire quarter and an A level college student, well graffiti on the walls of the visit the GSC counseling understanding of basic the academic year two weeks student will not fail the course into his major courses, to campus is probably put there center located downstairs in writing skills. Then maybe ago. automatically if for some by students who, through the Williams Center. There is repeatedly fail the Rising the number of repeats on the The problem is not reason his final paper does tuition fees, pay for the a capable staff waiting to Junior Test. There's some- morning of the Rising Junior isolated to the Foy Building not pass.) thing wrong when a teacher supply and man hours to help students with problems. will drop accordingly, and elevator. Graffiti can be A plus side often over- from any deparment is just maybe, teachers won't be paint it over. Generally it If the walls, and elevators, found on the walls of almost looked by students is the fact distracted from the "heart" of takes five men, two to three of the campus were clear of able to instill dread into so every building on campus in that team grading helps the term paper because of hours to paint a restroom graffiti it would create a many hearts with the words places where a person can avoid too much subjectivity improper phrasing, poor "essay exam." A higher that has been marked by favorable reflection of the stand (or sit) and not be seen which many feel can spelling, and faulty punctua- degree of skilled writing graffiti. That time and student body of the college. by others. One gets the interfere with a passing tion. It's tragic when a competency among students money could be spent by The mess on some of the impression that if no one was grade. No longer will the conscientious student studies is surely a legitimate, even plant operations doing other walls around the campus around to watch the wall of teacher who seems to be "out very hard, yet still makes a work around the campus. looks very immature. admirable goal for the high traffic areas such as to get you" be able to keep you low grade because of his English department. LETTERS Ma live New Yorker country was the same. Each what gives you the right to here because I heard that New York Editorial residents are either peanut region has their own accent, put our language down. You Southerners are well- farmers, cotton pickers, or Defends Home Slate customs and way of life. By are making too many mannered and friendly Distorts The Reality unscrupulous bankers. DEAR EDITOR: the way the article was generalizations about New people. The weather and You say you have I am writing in response written you're saying that we Yorkers. At times, it is very atmosphere is great. I am DEAR EDITOR: travelled to New York a few to the article written by Eddie think New York is the best hard for me to understand the now beginning to change my Since you seem to have times. Have you ever been to Donato in Feb. 13th issue of state of all. I'm sure if I were way you speak, but I do not opinion however. Sure I don't mistakenly omitted the the Finger Lakes? Have you the George-Anne. I was from Georgia I would be act so immaturely as to make agree or like everything reality section in your skied at one of the many ski amazed by the way he cut inclined to be partial to fun of you. about the south but I don't editorial entitled "Myths resorts? Have you visited the down New Yorkers. Let me Georgia and like it better Lastly, I happen to live on. put those things down. About New York: Appear- Thousand Islands, the begin to say that I am from than other states. I love New Long Island in a small town I feel that an apology is ances vs. Reality" and have Catskill Mountains, or New York and I am proud of York because it's been my similar to Statesboro. It's indeed necessary for all the introduced even more myths Niagra Falls? How about the it. But, being from New York whole life and I am proud to about 2'/2 hours away from wrong accusations and about New Yorkers than the Erie Canal, Lake George, the does not give me the right to say I come from there. New York City. I live on an insults you stated in your average Southerner probably Adirondack Mountains or cut down other people from Secondly you commented acre of country land, not article. It seems you have would have though of, I will the numerous Indian different states as you did. on the differences in concrete. You seem so quick never gone to New York try to set you straight. Reservations? Is seems to me First I'd like to comment languages. Again I'll say to say that we all come from because you souldn't have Your article made New you must have spent each on the remark that New that language varies in the city. New York City is printed all those lies. Even York State out to be one large visit to New York trapped in Yorkers have their own different regions. New wonderful place to live: no my friends here at school city with five parks, three the "Brooklyn Battery culture. I definitely agree Yorkers don't say reckon, where else in the world are were apalled and disgusted trees, and two ants who Tunnel." with this statement. There yonder, and fixin just you surrounded by great by your article. It is quite commute from park to park to And as for our accents, not are four basic regions in the because we don't say these entertainment, education obvious you were totally park in order to spoil the all New Yorkers sound like U.S. (1)NE(2)SE(3)NW(4) things, doesn't give us the and exposures to so many sincere. lunches of lucky picnicers. Rhoda Morgenstern. (Only SW. 1 don't feel it would be right to put Southerners different cultures. So what about the This is about as true as natural if each part of the down for saying them, so I chose to come to school apology? Cindy Osmer saying that all Georgia continued on page 5 Page Five, February 27, 1978 MORE LETTERS * the ones raised in the New of college social and civic critique on themselves. If we Student Dislikes congressman or local health nothing has been changed in York City-Long Island area.) organizations and their all could accept others for official about the quality of the menu. New York is a great state. officers to the public. what they are and not what Forced Meal Plan the food I don't need them to I'd like to thank the Food It may be a might chilly in Kappa Alpha Order is one we think they are, we would tell me it's under par Services very much for the winter, but a little snow of the oldest established have time to attend our own nutritionally or otherwise. ignoring my request. The never hurt anyone! And as fraternities chartered on business. DEAREDITOR: ■ Terry Lloyd change would not have been Billy Joel wrote as he Southern's campus. The This is another of many very drastic. Because of your Being unfair to others dedicated the song to the space provided to this fine letters concerning the food EDITORS NOTE: In ignorance, students who are shows that home training (if world champion New York organization was cut in half services on campus. fairness to Food Services, Catholic have to eat any) is out of practice. I feel Yankees: to provide some other group I'm sure by now all but the only those students who elsewhere in order to follow that an overall effort on "Some folks like to get away, its picture. It seems newest of students know the are required to live on their religious beliefs. It everyone's part should be put take a holiday from the disrespectful to the Brothers food served at Landrum and campus are required to buy proves that students cannot forth to make life at GSC neighborhood. and Southern Belles of Williams is far cry from what a meal plan. A junior or even get a simple menu Hop a flight to Miami Beach Kappa Alpha when the other better. To me it would be the could be considered good. senior or student over 21 changed for a few weeks. We or Hollywood. organizations have their full first step toward together- In rebuttal to a recent that is legally able to live seem to be fighting a lost , I'm taking a Greyhound on page in the Reflector. ness. rebuttal (George-Anne, off campus is allowed to cause in this place. the Hudson River Line. Sincerely, February 20), I would like to eat off campus. I recently graduated from Harry Cooper say that someone is twisting Name Withheld I'm in a New York State of Georgia Southern College Mind!" my arm to eatthis "food," and I after spending four years False Accusations use theterm loosely. GSC Catholic Student there. The Greek System is ♦♦♦LETTERS POLICY"* Mary Lou Clyde It is a policy of this school getting better and the future Directed At Pettus Denied Food Request Editor's Note: Mr. is hopeful. Speaking for that all students living on Under George-Anne myself, Alumni are looking campus will purchase a meal Donato, the writer of the DEAR EDITOR: policy all letters to the for reasons to come back to plan. I believe it should be left editorial on New York DEAR EDITOR: I am writing to express my paper will be published. Southern. Civic and frater- to the student's discretion Those letter published are lived in upstate New York It seems as if my friend feelings about the food being nal organizations help bring whether or not to purchase a for 23 years before Mr. Lewis has done it again. served at Landrum and subject to standard Alumni back to the school. meal plan. editing policies and m migrating to the South. Making accusations against Williams on Fridays. As of The school's publications should be no longer than Ms. Pettus and not having all I'm sure that othe' last Friday, February 10, might one day realize this, Praise And Good Luck the facts. No, Mr. Lewis, she students as well as mysel until Easter, Catholics 400 words. Address any and support these organiza- letter to the Editor: was not attacking the would stay away from the two cannot eat any meat on tions instead of degrading Landrum Box 8001. . Wished For Scearce Homecoming Queen Elec- dining halls and eat Fridays in observance of them. Georgia Southern or tion, but she was attacking somewhere else if it were Lent. bring to room 110 in the the procedures utilized at the financially feasible. The $160 I wrote a letter to the Food DEAR EDITOR: A recent Graduate! Williams Center. Letters Terence A. Coyle voting polls to elect the and $185thecollegereguires a Services Department saying It was particularly must be received before Kappa Alpha Order Homecoming Queen and student to pay if living on that Catholics would be very gratifying to see in your there is a difference in the 12:00 noon the Wednes- Alumnus campus could be used by the grateful if they would serve day before publication newspaper that J.B. Scearce two. student to eat somewhere else their fish and seafoods on and MUST be signed. The is doing well as head during the quarter. . basketball coach at Georgia Student Attitude Here So you think the pro- Fridays until Easter. Well, I name of the writer will be Southern. That is not a cedure was fair yet you also Althoughl wrotethisletter didn't even get a reply. It withheld upon request. surprise to me or to any of the Needs Improvement thought that it should be held before I could contact my disturbsme to know that thousands of people who over. If I may say so, I think * have had the pleasure of DEAR EDITOR: you contradicted yourself, watching "J.B." coach in the I wish to embark upon an Mr. Lewis. You can not past. He deserves any issue which seems to be believe in two ideas of the accolades we have to give. prevalent among the same nature and be .. My father, who KNOWS students of GSC. This issue is completely loyal to them basketball, told me once that the attitude of some students both. J.B. Scearce knows more toward others. I have found it The question is not about basketball than to be a major drawback in the whether or not Ms. Pettus * anyone he ever met or worked social behavior of the was satisfied, but whether or with; and that includes majority of students of this not justice in general was Brance McCracken, Adolph institution. conducted. You are correct in Rupp, Joe Hall and a lot of that Ms. Pettus places a great * lesser luminaries. During the The typical attitude that deal of emphasis on being 1950's and early 1960's students seem to give is if black, but she has every right coaches from all over the someone is not like them, he to and should. southeast would come to or she is to be shunned and * "J.B." for help in solving a She is not saying that forced to live an individual bedeviling defense or to get color or a black quota law college lifestyle, unless lucky pointers on how to set up such should be qualifications for enough to find a real friend. a monster. I doubt that the electing a queen only that This behavior is inadmiss- "* game has changed enough to fair and proper proceedings able and very immature as cause Coach Scearce any should be executed. Each far as a good social life is concern. I doubt that the contestant should have equal concerned. game has caught up with him chances to become queen and * yet. We call ourselves young she simply pointed out that From those of us who men and women when some with the present system, always enjoyed watching of us act as if we are still in blacks don't have a "voting those eyes pop out when he the "diaper n' powder" stage. chance." was mad and who drew Among blacks as well as A change should occur pleasure from his relaxed whites, certain students have and what better time than the smile when he was winning been incriminated because recent election to correct and happy, Good luck J.B. TRAVEL IN STYLE they acted, dressed, or talked things that are wrong. differently. If we are to gain Sincerely, unity among students at I think you, Mr. Lewis, • 150 M.P.G. * No Parking Troubles Harry Stopp GSC, then we should start should evaluate the basis for 4205 Burke Station Road with our own racial groups. your argument. I have • Great For Campus * 4 Different Models Fairfax, Virginia 22032 How can we expect others to noticed that you always * Minimum Upkeep respect us when we don't respond to what Ms. Pettus Southern KA Graduate respect ourselves? does no matter what the situation. I think you should Come Chech Puch Out Now At The egotistic should look ask yourself: Do I always Dislikes 1977 Annual in the mirror and realize they respond becase I object to Ms. are no better than anyone Pettus or to Ms. Pettus' International Cyclery „ DEAR EDITOR: else, the gossipers should motives. Think about it. 37 North Main Street One of the important shut up, the practical jokers i«#, Outdoor Sports, Ltd. aspects of a college annual is should grow up, and the Statesboro, Ga. 30458 presenting the individuality criticizers should try doing a Suble Carter Page Six, February 27, 1978 New York Bound Delegates Prepare For Trip

school delegates for the Mini Assembly and committee be held Friday and Saturday, By DAN CLARKE Model United Nations. . meetings. Delegates are also March 3 and 4. They hope to The National Model researching their country provide a meaningful United Nations delegation Georgia Southern's Model assignments and coordinat- learning experience for the" from GSC has nearly UN members are currently students from all over completed preparations for drafting resolutions and ing strategy to ensure southeast Georgia who will their own March 11-18 trip to writing speeches to ready accurate representation as be participating. New York, and they are still themselves for what pro- United Nations negotiators. mises to be another exciting Showings of two widely busy arranging for the Plans include a series of simulation of the UN General acclaimed horror classics, arrival here of over 200 high workshops, featuring "Whatever Happened to speakers from on and off n Baby Jane?" and "The campus, and a number of Birds" will be the last of caucuses, to be conducted by several successful fund Membership Sought GSC students. The simula- raising projects. Each movie_ tion will attempt to reproduce will be presented once on the actual crises and rapid- Monday, March 6 and fire decision making which Tuesday, March 7, one at 8 By Marketing Club are encountered at the United p.m. and the other at 10 p.m.,. Nations. Members are meeting at the Biology Lecture Hall. By RICHARD PITMAN every Wednesday night at regularly to organize the Tickets will be $1.25 for the Professor Eugene Eicher, University of Georgia 7:00. Plans for an end of the double feature, or 75 cents cellist, performs with the Statesboro-Georgia quarter banquet are being Mini Model UN, which will per show. « Southern Symphony Orchestra tonight at 8:15 p.m. The Georgia Southern made at the Nic-Nac Grill. On in Foy. Marketing Club established March 1st a "bring-a-friend" itself on campus during Fall meeting will be held at the Quarter. The 35 member regular meeting to hopefully GSU Art Student League organization formed from bring in new members. last year's American Marketing Association, Plans for next quarter are being made also. Some ideas Sponsors Drawing Show which fell apart due to lack of are a barbecue and beer interest and an advisor. Jim The Georgia State purchase awards. Randall, a new marketing social and a three-day trip to FEATURES University department of art Students may submit instructor, is responsible, Atlanta for the national and the GSU Art Student from one to three drawings in along with some interested convention. Any interested League are sponsoring the presentation form. Shipped students, for organizing the student should come to the meetings or see Mr. Randall. Third Annual Student entries must be received no club. Drawing Exhibition, April 3- later than March 20. Hand Presently the group is 14 on the GSU campus in delivered entries will be searching for new members. Atlanta. taken March 17 from 1-4 p.m. This year, the exhibition and March 18 from 10 a.m. - 2 Once a 20 member upper- is being expanded to include p.m. at the Art and Music classmen quota is filled, the 501 Gentilly Rd. entries from all students Building, Georgia State Marketing Club will affiliate PASQYJAIE'S currently enrolled in four- Univeristy. with Pi Sigma Epsilon, the ITAUAN KITCHEN 764-4288 year colleges and universities nat-- ' marketing frater- nity. As last count there were in Georgia. For complete details, call 16 upperclassmen. WE COOK GOOD EAT IN OR CARRY OUT Jane Livingston, curator 404-658-2257, or write of the Corcoran Gallery in Department of Art, Georgia Weekly meetings for the Washington, D.C. will jury State University, University club are held in the all entries. A minimum of Plaza, Atlanta, Georgia Marketing Lab on the second $500 will be available for 30303. floor in the Hollis Building, STORE HOURS Out-OfState Students A40N - WED - 77 am-Midnight Tuition May Increase THURS Till 7 am

(CPS)—A case before the "ultimately force publicly- payers of the direct benefit of Supreme Court may make supported colleges and their support by raising the FRI & SAT Till 2 am out-of-state tuition rates universities to charge the cost of education for them unlawful. The Supreme Court same rate of tuition to all and their dependent child- will review two lower court students, regardless of state ren." SUN 72 - 72 decisions that ruled that the residency or domicile. This The case will probably be University of Maryland would deprive state tax- reviewed in early 1978. cannot charge the higher, out-of-state rates to students holding nonimmigrant-alien So says the VA... SMART CHART] visas. Stop in Before or After a Night Out The University has been by Stansburv allowed to continue charging the rates on the condition that it retroactively reim- burse affected students if it Your Favorite ultimately loses the case. The American Council on Education and four states Beers & Wines Available have filed a "friend-of-the- court" statement that says that the consequences to THE MARKET CAN'T SWFQRT striking down Maryland's "rational" system of TERM INSURANCE COSTS. BETTER PASQUALE'S classifying students for in- state tuition mav be to CONVERT THAT POLICY NOW." 764-4288 764-4288 - Page Seven, February 27, 1978 April Date Set For Third Night In Old Savannah

Downtown Savannah will auction of any foods which Colonial, Pirates' Alley, once again provide a touch of remain unconsumed by the Chinese, Japanese, German, Paris, a taste of old Vienna festival's end. Austrian, Italian Latin, and a bit of Japan for three Preservation Hall Jazz Dutch, Korean, French, nights in April when Band members from New Greek and several other thousands of visitors and Orleans, a tradition at the ethnic groups. Savannahians are expected festival, will be back playing When the festival ends at to flock to the third annual their form of Dixieland jazz midnight on April 29, Night in Old Savannah which has been popular for patrons will be able to bid on festival. decades. any seafood Creole, lasagne, The dates are April 27, 28 Night in Old Savannah trifle, egg rolls and any other and 29 in and around has become such a big delicious dishes that are left Johnson Square and sponsor attraction that tickets to this over. is the Girl Scout Council of year's festival are already Savannah. selling, according to Girl Already thousands of New this year are Polish, Scouts public relations volunteers are gearing up to Eco-bio plus repro-etho added a morpho-physico and cyto-phylo connected Mexican and Filipino ethnic director, Judy Parrell. cook and freeze food, make to genetics equals bugs. That's what Georgia Southern College graduate areas, an afternoon opening Grumman American Cor- costumes and practice for the student Deborah Entrekin says. The Macon, Georgia coed is checking out one for the benefit of tots and an poration and the Savannah local entertainment that of the more involved aspects of the College's Institute of Anthropodology and Inn and Country Club have make up the festival. Parasitology, which concerns itself with the study of ticks and mites. bought advance blocks of Preservation Hall will tickets. appear on the main stage set Fire Destroys Home Ticket prices remain at up on the square while local $2.50 for adults and $1 for entertainers, including a children aged 12 and under. German oompah band and 9 Festival gates will open square dancers will perform Family Asks For Students Help from 6 p.m. to midnight on on satellite stages. April 27 and 28. Pirates' Alley, the The father, Walter The family of Mr. and respond to this situation by 17)—size 5-6 junior; shoe size Parents who bring their children's area, will offer hot Dickerson wears size 40-33 Mrs. Willie Dickerson is send- donating any clothing that 6V2. Kathy Dickerson (age 16) tots Saturday afternoon will dogs, hamburgers and the family might be able to wears size 15 junior; shoe size pants and size 17 shirts. receive passes for free re- chocolate fondue to eat and ing out a plea of help and Willie Dickerson is the • support from the students at use. Please bring the clothing 9. Early Dickerson (age 15) admission Saturday night if lots of entertainment geared mother. She wears size 18-20. Southern. The Dickersons by the George-Anne office wears size 16 junior; shoe size they so desire. to children. Her shoe size is 9. recently lost their home and located at Room 110 in the 10. Waltermer (age 14) wears Mrs. Alice Clark is More information on the Clothing will be accepted all possessions in a fire. Mrs. Williams Center. Members of size 12 junior and shoe size chairman of the 1978 festival, festival may be obtained by until March 7. Donations • Dickerson's hospital stay dur- the Afro-American club and 8V2. Joyce (age 13) wears size ;which will see gaily contacting Mrs. Farrell at may be brought by the ing the fire added to the Kappa Alpha Psi will see that 12 junior and her shoe size is decorated booths on the 236-1571 or Post Office Box George-Anne from 10 a.m. financial loss that the family the clothing is presented to 7V2. Teresa is twelve. She square. Returning will be the 9389, Savannah, Georgia experienced. the family. wears size 14 junior and shoe • Any clothes that fit either size 7V2. Marcella (age 8) Members of the Afro- the children or the parents wears size 8 and shoe size 2 or American Club and the will be appreciated. The 13. Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity family members and their Algene is the only boy in Warfare Officer • have volunteered to help in sizes are: the family. He is 11 years old collecting clothes for the Girls: and wears size 10 pants and family. Students are urged to Tangela Dickerson (age 11 shirts. Mice Deserve Education

American's first rodent he is served in cassaroles and By DEREK SMITH various tossedsalads. Send a mouse to college. fraternity. The furry brothers of "We Ata Cheesa" recently Not to change the subject, •Remember those tacky Luke beamed down to envelopes that they used to held "EEK WEEK" festivities which sent female faculty Frogwartia and got another hand out in high school? Did job, this time as an you ever try to mail a mouse to members screaming for chairs on which to better view intergalactic conveyor of - college? They don't seem to cosmic fowl (he drove a enjoy being postmarked. the action. Command at sea. That's what every career The idea of sending a chicken truck)- One light year, Anyway, since thatcampaign as Luke bopped across the Surface Warfare officer strives for. The of a few years back, mouse to college originated in 1813 at a rodent orphange in sky, a blip appeared on the ♦thousands of mice, rats, Greasy Vapor Melter. He was dimensions of command do not end at sea but hamsters and other small Bohemia. Having little to do with the mice except tease surrounded by a fleet of star broaden to encompass still larger spheres of furry animals have gone on to convertibles from the Banlon obtain degrees at colleges and them with cheese, the clever responsibility, at sea and ashore. monks of the orphanage Empire. Could this be theend? Professors who have had decided to raise the little You bet it is. rodents in classroom creatures for fun and profit. A situations have notedthatthe Bohemian rat pelt was worth If you think you have what it takes, talk to the w creatures usually scramble its weight in Alaskan mule Navy Officer Information Team when they visit about the room in a frenzy but kwazu. generally take good notes. your campus on March 6th and 7th, or call Collect Officals at some schools, Aha*a8terlhave(hienai3»e (803) 765-5991 for more information. « however, are uneasy about the is Manfred) wants to go to mice using textbooks for other Florida State when he gets old than academic purposes. enough. Since a hamster's life Reports state that the "rat span is only one and a half ♦collegians" have been years, I'm not worried about chewing up their textbooks to Florida State. decorate their dorm rooms Ah yes, I forgot to mention with the slivered paper. the fact that I was told to :;:■:*:■:■:::■:•:■:.>*:::: * AtWormskinStateCollege remember. On most camp- in north-southnorthern New uses, the rat collegians can It's not just a job it's an adventure. England, the country has find a source of part-time work witnessed the birth of in the school cafeterias. Here, Page Eight, February 27, 1978. Residence Halls Students Perform In Show the audience to cheers with Bitter, Dr. Clarence McCord, By LYNN BLANKS to a wealth of good music her musical comedy rendi- Patricia Phipps, and David With all the anticipation rendered by an Alaskan tion of "I Got Rhythm" and Stoelting were judges. The of the Miss GSC Pageant, 14 pioneer and a lost Texan, representatives from our took home first place. contestants were allotted among others. Mary Lynn Owen, seven minutes for their palatial residence halls At the evening's climax, representing Warwick Hall, presentations. One student Siobhan O'Brien of Hen- participated in the February assisted by Lori Lane and commented that "the stage dricks Hall, along with her 16 Annual Residence Hall Debra Robinson, took second crew should have been carrot-haired and bearded Association Talent Show. place honors as she limited to seven minutes friend Bernie had brought Those attending were treated portrayed an enthusiastic between acts." Snoopy celebrating the joyful As in every contest, occasion of "Suppertime." everyone cannot be a winner, Alison Delany, accompanied but a few consolation prizes by Frank Fortune, sang a have been suggested. To Linda Ronstadt medley Leslie Jones goes the including "Silver Threads "Shatter Glass for Memorex" and Golden Needles" and award. Bill Cheatham "Love is a Rose" as she took third place honors for deserves the "Knee Slappin' Johnson Hall. Hand Clappin" award. To Stanley Silver served a Bruce Crichton goes the The talent varied from music to comedy. master of ceremonies. "Lewis Biltmore Resident of Gordon Alston, Barbara the Week" award.

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14 students took part in the Annual Residence Hall competition. Southern Cinema-Scope lip Wednesday the SUB Kelly's athletic prowess starring Steve McQueen, presents a sword fighting and ability make his dueling Paul Newman, William double feature, The Mark of scenes far superior to Holden, Faye Dunaway and Zorro and The Three Michael York's 1975 per- half of Hollywood, will be Musketeers in the Biology formance. shown Friday and Saturday ^^ QualityOualitv Discount World •^ Lecture Hall for no admiss- at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 6 and ion charge. Lana Turner, June 9 p.m. Fire burns out the fun Downtown Statesboro The 1948 remake of The Alyson and Vincent Price of the grand opening of a 138- Mark of Zorro features also star in the second show, story glass building. Tyrone Power in the hero's which starts at 9:15p.m. role and Basil Rathbone as The Towering Inferno, Admission is 75 cents. his adversary, Captain Life Stride shoes and Pasquale. Showtime is 7:30 p.m. Following Zorro is the ( ethnic looks... the ideal 1948 adaptation of Alex- THE fje

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By MARSHALL SPIVEY "This is the most unpredictable basketball At Home March 1 squad I have even been associated with," lamented Georgia Southern College Coach J. B. Scearce in Netters In Action reference to his up-and-down Eagles, who face Baptist * Georgia Southern College Mercer; March 2, at North College in their last home men's tennis coach Joe Florida; March 3, at Flagler: effort Saturday. Blankenbaker has an- March 4, at Florida State The 63-year-old mentor nounced a 30-match tennis March 5, at Valdosta State: believes a lack of height was schedule for the 1978 spring March 8, Armstrong State; the main factor attributing to season. March 13, Virginia; March 18 GSC's biggest problem this March 13, Virginia; March year—four trouble. The Eagles will play 16 18, Kalamazoo; March 19, "Naturally when you go hitme matches. Included are against teams with bigger J. B. Scearce directs Eagles floor action matches against Virginia, Mercyhurst; March 21, North men you have to be more executing superbly in its pro- "I feel (Jerome) Anderson Valdosta, Armstrong, and Carolina Wilimington; aggressive...so much that definitely use more rebound- type, freelance offense and will be a bright spot in our Mercer. They will also meet March 23, Charleston; March fouling soon becomes a big ing expertise. scrappy defense. program next year," Scearce small college powers problem," said Scearce who But the veteran coach said with a grin. He feels that Kalamazoo College and the 24, Appalachian State; once held GSC's reins for 20 "With the competition admitted the last half has Anderson could have seen a College of Charleston on the March 25, Citadel; March 25, years and compiled a 383-177 we've had this year, we were more than often proved lot more action this year; Hanner Courts. Presbyterian; March 26, record during that time. always subject to get beat, * disastrous. however his defense prowess North Florida; March 28, at But while holding a 10-13 but we need to recruit a few On the road, GSC will face "All the teams we have kept him out. record this season with only big men who can get up on South Carolina, Flordia Jacksonville; March 29 lost to—with the exception of As for new recruits for four games left, there seems the boards, Scearce revealed. State, and play a return' Edinboro State; March 30, at Augusta, Mercer and East "One man in the 6-6 next year, Scearce mentioned to be a few more problems a "boy who could solve our . litatch with the College of Armstrong State; April 6, Carolina—have just out- range...but the others have to embedded in the unpredic- problems," but he revealed no Charleston. The Eagles ABAC; April 7, at Citadel; manned us in size, said the be taller." table Eagles. name. compiled a 19-5 record last April 8, at Charleston; April man who has been referred to Returning to face Wake Scearce terms it "emo- "He's a junior college boy season. as Georgia's "Mr. Basket- Forest in GSC's 1978-79 tion." who is big and strong and 9, Valdosta; April 12, at ball." opener on November 25 will Georgia State; April 13, at "I've seen us play like two can do the job," beamed the The 1978 Georgia South- Scearce, caught in the be the Eagles' leading scorer, Emory; April 14, at Georgia different ball clubs in the personable coach, referring ern Men's Tennis schedule middle of what has been Matt Simpkins, along with same game," he continued. to a. 6-10 standout averaging looks like this: Feb. 19, Tech; April 15, at West labeled by some as the most senior teammates Kevin Jacksonville; Feb. 22, at Georgia; April 18, at Mercer; Scearce added that maybe difficult schedule in Georgia Anderson and Phil Leisure. 24 points per outing. South Carolina; Feb. 25, April 20-22, State Tourna- the first half of a tilt would be Southern's NCAA Division 1 Sophomore John Fowler Scearce also mentioned a Columbus College; March 1, ment, Athens, Georgia. "all Southern"—the squad history, said his squad could y^ hopefully return next South Georgia high school eager who the Eagles are year, along with 6-7 considering for a guard Simpkins And Leisure Lead Eagle Win freshman Jerome Anderson. position. THE By JIM Shields, who got into second their leading scorer Oliver The Eagles snapped the RICKENBACKER half foul trouble, completed Mack, the Pirates cut it to Pirates' four-game win streak 1 .Last Monday night, the contest with 12. Stanely three points with 2:25 with balance and cool, but US MARINES Georgia Southern's basket- Brewer, who replaced remaining Anderson retali- still another factor was ball quintet jouneyed to East Shields, scored nine points in ated with a slam dunk to put accuracy. **•*•••* Carolina University, and 15 minutes of play. Southern up by five. Although Southern has plsyed one of their best Winning on the road has Then came the free throw managed to get off more •*••••*• games of the season. proven difficult, and parade. The Eagles netted shots from the field than ******** While winning 88-83, the Southern did it at Greenville, nine of 10 pressure-packed most of their opponents. ******** Eagles displayed a balanced N.C. with not only balance free throws in the final They have not hit with the •••••*•• scaring attack that saw all but cool. minute of play to preserve its desired accuracy. Monday •*•••••• ive starters hit in double East Carolina, down by 11 12th win in 25 games. Leisure night, they, in addition to free igures. Kevin Anderson led with 8:09 left in the game, led the final surge at the throws, canned 56% of their charity stripe, hitting two attempts from the floor, he victors with 24 points, began whittling away at the : :onnecting on nine of 10 Southern lead. Fueled by one-and-one situations. hitt ng on 36 of 64 shots. hots from the field and six of even from the line. Matt Simpkins and John b^ler both had 14 points. 764-6782 rowler led all rebounders vith 13. Phil Leisure finished T-\W/////\ after 6 p.m. he evening with 15 points, WANT YOU "hlle fellow guard Bobby the student body erf BE READY RACQUET STRINGING & GRIPPING Georgia Southern College FOR SPRING! 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Savannah fought back and By ESTELLE SPEARS 57, their largest lead, but the son was ejected from the was playing with an injured the game before Renarda the half time saw a GSC lead The Lady Eagles were two lead vanished under the game because of a flagrant hand. Baker sank a foul shot which brought down to five points, points shy of a win over onslaught of Mary Lou foul. Humphrey scored 31 was rebounded by her sister 44-39. Three baskets by Mercer University and fell to Garrett and Debra Line- "We've had a lot of ups points to carry the Bears to Pam for GSC's first three Deloris Williams gave the Teddy Bears 88-86. the barger. and downs," said Linda the victory. Nicholson added points of the game. Sav- Savannah the 45-44 led. GSC death dealing last two points Debra evened things out Crowder, coach of the Ladies. 21 points to Mercer's total. annah held steady to a five regained and lost the lead, were scored by Mercer's with Mercer with a 17-footer "We've had to adjust Leading scorers for GSC point lead until Pam Baker seeing 64-55 lead dwindle and Charlotte Nicholson, who at the 3:46 mark. Pam Baker ourselves to individual were Debra Linebarger, 20 broke through with two ball evaporate. fired a 22-foot desperation and Mercer's Vivian strife." points; Mary Lou Garrett, 18 steals and goals giving GSC shot that scored with the Humphrey traded field goals, Southern faced Mercer points, and Pam and a one point edge 19-18 with Deloris Williams and final buzzer. but two successive trips to the with only seven players. Two Renarda Baker tied with 17 11:16 left on the clock. Barbara Smith combined to Southern lost the lead foul line by Humphrey gave players were sidelined by points apiece. Savannah's Shirley give Savannah a very early in the game and never Mercer the 86-82 lead. illness, one by academic points apiece. The Lady Gibbs retaliated with two decisive 75-69 lead with 0.44 regained it although they tied Renarda Baker regained difficulty, and two were Eagles lost their final home consecutive baskets to left in the second half. Mercer four times through- two with a field goal and suspended for disciplinary game to Savannah State 78- answer GSC and edged one Williams paced Savannah out. Midway through the Mary Lou sank two foul shots reasons. Pam Baker, 69. point ahead of Southern, a with 31 points and was second half Mercer lead 70- when Mercer's Lynn Thomp- Southern's leading scorer, It was three minutes into lead they did not hold again supported by Smith with 23 until the second half. points. GSC Fencers Host Margaret Terry came in for still injured Pam Baker Four GSC ladies were in and passed a long shot to double figures: Renarda Annual Tournament Debra Linebarger to regain Baker, 20; Pam Baker, 16; Debra Linebarger, 13; and men's and women's novice the lead. Linebarger and By STEVE COFFEY Renarda Baker held control Donna Moss, 12 points. Georgia Southern's 6th foil. In the women's event, ex- GSC star, Brenda Clark, took of the Ball building to a team GSC fell to 10-14 with the Annual Geoff Elder fencing point lead 35-25. loss. tournament was held the number one spot followed by rival Kim Oppenheimer, February 11 and 12 in the Hanner Fieldhouse. Entries formerly of LSU, senior Jane • Faulk of GSC, with her third 10% Discount With Thin Ad On Each Itrm. came from all parts of the place, was the only collegiate Southeast to compete in the to place. In the men's novice largest turnout of the foil competition there were 20 tournament's history. entries, all were collegiate Open events were domin- fencers. ated by the more experienced A novice fencer is one who collegiate fencers, but among has not won a tournament, these rated combatants there with 18 or more fencers, were upsets. Competition although if there are "rated" included Open and Novice competitors this number can events, with GSC's Eagles be adjusted down. At the end taking five of the seven of the finals round Steve possible novice trophies Poloneybf GSC won with a 5-. Wmm. home. 0 record, thus moving him The first event of the Fencing action in Geoff Elder into the unclassified tourney was men's open foil and the big win. GSC's Shelia category/ Steve Coffey of University took "best held Saturday morning at Morgan won the trophy for GSC was second with a 4-1. collegiate performance" with 9:00. The time didn't seem to "Best Performance by a Dave Blackburn, also of fourth and Kim Oppen- affect anyone as 24 men heimer won her second Novice" in this event. GSC, picked up his second donned masks and lames to GSC had one first, two trophy of the day with third trophy of the tournament compete. This was the seconds, three thirds, one place, and Brian Martin of with fifth place. GSC's Jane strongest field in the history fourth, and two sixths, Morehouse College placed Faulk finished sixth but she of the Geoff Elder, with one overall in the competition. fourth. beat Beth Lowery causing "A" and seven "C" rated Women's open foil tied the the tie that allowed Sellers a The next collegiate meet for fencers. Mitchell Gross, an the Eagles will be in Atlanta men's record for the largest second chance at Lowery, Atlanta attorney, validated against Georgia schools on field ever for the Geoff Elder after losing to her during his "A" rating by a 5-0 record March 4th and 5th. with 24 entries. In the final regular finals competition, in the final round to take the round, after five hours of first place trophy. John ♦ fencing and a fence-off for Harkness of Augusta was ♦ first with Beth Lowery, latest 3n $atr jftetyan* second, followed by ex-Eagle, Karen Sellers, an ex-FSU Jerry Edwards, at third; Jack superstar now of Augusta, ♦ Steinman, ex-FSU, was took the beautiful crossed fourth, and Charlie Thomp- sworded, first place trophy. son, an ex-Clemson fencer After the final round nabbed the fifth place award. Karen Sellers and Beth GSC's hot Dave Blackburn Lowery of Athens had been won the award for best novice tied for first place with 4-1 performance in the open records, which caused the 'Good Spoit"S^)arates event. fence-off. Patricia Mullins of Mix and match these good looking sailcloth separates. Saturday afternoon saw Jacksonville was third, Left, zip front jacket with elasticized waist. women's open taber and Komoshin of Clemson $34.00 Underneath, a crisp plaid shirt, of green plaid on white. $22.00. To go with: straight leg pants $24.00 Right, the • COLORING • PERMANENTSf versatile muscle sleeve T-shirt, in a slew of • SKIN CARE + basic colors. $22.00 Worn with a classic SKIPPER RIGGINS • STYLING back-wrap skirt. All in white or bright PHOTOGRAPHY Theology Retail Ctnfr AMPLE PARKING green. In cotton/poly blends, sizes 3-13. T- shirts, S-M-L. A portrait is a thoughtful gift 764-2122 idea that is timeless. §Yt^ Support your fellow student's E of STYLES enterprise. MON.-SAT. CALL 681-3444 FOR APPOINTMENT 210 S. MAIN IS Doors North Of Holiday Inn) STATESBORO. GA. DOWNTOWN 9:30-«:M0 Landrum Box 8681 — 120 University Village Apts. Page Eleven, February 27, 1978 Southern Raps Baptist

By PAUL GREENE Simpkins 6, and J. Anderson at Charleston 85-76 on The Georgia Southern 5. Minick, Young, and C. February 2. Southern leads College Eagle basketball Williams each had 2. the all-time series at 3-0. The team under the direction of By winning, GSC was Eagles will close out their Head Coach J.B. Scearce, able to take the series this season tonight as they face whipped the Buccaneers of year because of their earlier Samford in Birmingham, Baptist College last Saturday victory over Baptist College Ala. night February 18 in the Hanner Fieldhouse by a score of 92-82. Lady Netters Open # Coach Scearce had his Eagles run mostly a fastbreak type offense as Against Jacksonville .Southern combined good ^ Q Southern consists of 12 dual matches shooting along with a lot of c „ Women>s tennis and two tri-matches; ll list If* /"VMT-_T\I av Kannar to Ut 1 l£ BaPtiSt spring Shriver's team will also College of Charleston. ° ' i Y schedule for the 1978 mi rx 1 i J ii l-ci.* SeaSOn W«o anuuuutcuannounced participate in the Clemson GSC Guard Mickey Minick leads Eagle Attack . The Eagles led at halftime ,. ... , , u „„ ji.il. J i. J earlier this week by coach Invitational and the GAIAW 42-30io and at the end had .-, „,. .,_,.,. ., Ceorge onnver. State tournaments. prevailed victorious over the The 1978 Georgia South- Buccaneers. The Eagles opened their ern Women's tennis schedule * In scoring, Kevin Ander- .season February 24 with a looks like this: son had 26, Matt Simpkins match at Jacksonville Eagle Spotlight Feb. 24, Jacksonville 21, Fowler 16, Shields 10, C. University. The schedule University, at Jacksonville, Fla.; Feb. 25, Flagler College, at St. Augustine, Fla.; Feb. Sports Editorial 26, Florida State, at Tallahassee, Fla.; March 4, South Carolina, at Columbia, S.C.; March 11, Valdosta ' The King Is Dead State, Statesboro, Ga.; March 24, Georgia State, Statesboro, Ga.; March 25, Calvin By MIKE BRADFORD College, Statesboro, Ga.; Not many people realized as they sat down to watch the March 28, Valdosta State, at heavyweight champ defend his title, that they were sitting Valdosta, Ga.; March 31, in on a moment of sports history. Columbus College, States- Forty five minutes later Muhammed Ali had to unbuckle the belt he had lugged around periodically since 1960, and boro, Ga.; April 1, South surrender it to a tough ex-marine who outlasted the aging Carolina, Statesboro, Ga.; April 4, Georgia, at Athens, # champ. Boxing has a new king. Leon Spinks saw a dream Ga.; April 7-8, Clemson fulfilled as he showed no respect for his boyhood idol, Invitational Tournament, at L landing several good shots late in the fight to sew up the Clemson, S.C.; April 14-15, m% victory. Now instead of the self-proclaimed "prettiest face Agnes Scott, Emory Tri- | in boxing," the champ wears a grin with a gap where his Match, at Atlanta, Ga.; April front teeth should be. 21-22, GAIAW State Tourna- Eagles Jerome Anderson (40) and Renarda Baker (21) have been two key Ali was an injection of adrenalin into the vein of a sport ment, at Macon, Ga.; April figures on the basketball court for Georgia Southern this year. 1 * whos popularity was waning. He pumped new life into the 27, Georgia College, at interest of fighting and his name became synonymous Milledgeville, Ga.; April 28- with the ring. 29, Columbus, Shorter Tri- Whether or not his dethroning will affect the crowds is Match, at Columbus; May 11- • yet to be seen, but the followers who shouted the familiar 14, Region III AIAW Soccer Club Defeated SEIKO 1 chant will not long haunt the ringside. "Ali! Ali! Ali!," will Tournament; June 4-12, be noticeably absent from the atmosphere of the arena. National AIAW Tourna- ment, Salisbury, Md. QUARTZ t Muhammed was an actor as well as a champion. The Gainesville with no substi- * * showboat antics will be missed by his fanatic fans, but By DAN CLARKE The Georgia Southern tute players and faced both f there are others who hope Spinks' coronation will bring the first and second string long-awaited relief from the reign of a braggart boxer. Soccer Club was defeated 2-1 by the University of Florida University of Florida teams Unless Ali can make good his promise to "be the first in the game. -• man to win the heavyweight title three times," an era will in a hard fought match Saturday, February 18 in The match was the second have ended. Those who loved to watch him in the ring, more Gainesville, Florida. for the Eagles this year, than they liked the sport itself, will have to find a new GSC opened the scoring having defeated Armstrong celebrity, in another sport. Spinks is young and aggressive when Pat Lentz drilled in a State College 5-2 earlier in the but he hasn't got the same charisma to win over the former penalty kick Midway in the season. The club has been champ's fans. first half. The Gators follow- plagued by last minute sche- Some of the fun is gone from the game. ed with two goals after half- dule changes this quarter, J Ali went out with class, on his feet and slugging. He time, the result of powerful but hopes to line up more would probably do best to stay out, and live on the offensive drives. games soon including a ten- memories of a spectacular career. But true to form he hem Beset by illness and in- tative match with the Univer- predicted his comeback. "I shall return." sity of Georgia. GEORGE SHRIVER jury, Southern traveled to

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ANNOUNCEMENT: Are you LOST: Silver Cross ball point pen. WANTED: Daily commuter from Jane White, Hollis Building, interested in knowing your physical* Left on a blue crate in weight room 110-1 for a copy. A charge of Savannah to GSC. Call M. Weston fitness level and percent of body of Hanner. Contact Chris Cooper, '(912)964-4989. 30 cents is made to cover cost fat? Call Ext. 5487 and tell the Veazy rm. 216 at 681-5356. of compilation and printing. secretary that you want to participate in a research study. • FOUND: In Education Building on Feb. 9, one gold bracelet. Come by WANTED: A commuter to and The GSC Band, under the Dr. Al Raulerson will CLASSIFIED from Swainsboro. Call Don the Dean's office to identify. direction of Harry J. Arling, address the regular monthly Drapilik at 681-5494. will present a concert on meeting of the GSC Psycho-, FOUND: A black shaggy poodle. Found in Benson's. Contact Leigh Wednesday, March 1,1978, at logy Club on Thursday, FOR SALE: Shop and save on Adams at L.B. 9681. WANTED: Roommate for a 2 8:15 p.m. in the Foy Fine Arts March 2 at 8 p.m. in room 103 Fon Sale flowers and gifts. 225 South College bedroom, 2 bath trailer located on Recital Hall. There is no of the Williams Student or phone 764-5036. FOUND: A man's watch on Jan. Cyprus Lake, or somebody who admission charge. The Center. „, FOR SALE: Sound City guitar 25. Contact Ed Mathews at the needs another roommate. Contact program will include two Raulerson, a member of amp. 50 English watt. 2 cabinets 4- FOR SALE: Lloyd's quad Athletic Department. Mike Dowdy after 4:00 at 852-5560 marches, a Bach prelude and the GSC counseling center, 10" speakers per cabinet. Call Greg phono/radio/tape unit. Features or write to L.B. 9046. at 681-2282 before 5:30 p.m. 681- turntable, 8-track player/recorder fugue, transcribed for band, a will discuss the services 3775 after 6 p.m. w/fast forward, AM/FM radio, FOUND: In the GSC library: a piece by Persichetti, which offered through the center. » stereo or quad capacity, four 3-way diamond ring and a man's watch. will feature soloists Alica FOR SALE: One pair VW front WANTED: Female roommate to speakers, $150. Call Chip Hicks, Identify at Circulation Desk. Ramage, piccolo, and Carol fenders, never been used. Best Lewis 125, or LB. 10436. share apt. for spring quarter. Ogden, trumpet, and a Dr. Richard M. Uray of Offer. Call D Scudder. 681-3249 or Contact A.S. at L.B 8455. the University of South FOR SALE: Electric guitar-semi medley of tunes by Richard Landrum Box 9263. FOUND: In dirt parking lot Rogers. Carolina college of journa- hollow; red; with hard-shell case. outside Carruth, a turquoise and FOR SALE: Two Dynaco A-25 lism and national executive Excellent condition. $300.00, Call silver bracelet. Come to the George- Announcements speakers. 10-inch woofer, 3-inch secretary of Alpha Epsilon 681-2679. Anne to identify. tweeter. Ross Stephens. Hampton Auditions for the Masqu- Rho will visit the speech-^ 136 (Delta Chi area). 681-4181. er's Children's play, Tom drama department on ***** The GSC Chorus, directed Lost and Found Services by Dr. David Mathew, will Sawyer will be held Feb. 23 Thursday, March 9 at 6 p.m. FOR SALE: Trade, or give-away. and 24 at McCroan Auditori- in Hollis 106 to speak to all One brand new Jay Furgeson present a concert on LOST: A Chantilly design spoon SERVICE: Baby sitting and um from 4-7 p.m. of those students at Georgia* album, "Thunder Island." Pro-Mo Thursday, March 2, 1978 at ring. Also a gold butterfly necklace. housekeeping. Anytime after 3:00. Auditions are open to all Southern who are interested album, won on WVGS giveaway. 8:15 p.m. in the Foy Fine Arts Reward offered. Contact Margartet, Call 764-9710, ask for Pam. Contact Andy, LB. 10023. wouid Recital Hall. There is no students, faculty and the in beginning a chapter of LB. 11472, or phone 681-5308 Rm. like to trade for new Sea I>evel community. Alpha Epsilon Rho. 349 after 5 p.m. admission charge. The album. SERVICE: Having trouble getting Chorus will be singing a wide Rehearsals will begin the All speech-drama majors, your labors done? Take a break and week following auditions. and any student at Georgia FOR SALE: Firewood, 'A ton truck LOST: A brown leather wallet with variety of music ranging load, delivered $25. Call Don Gay, 1- have some fun. We can help you Southern interested in rose design. Reward offered for from alate 16th polyphony to 982-4636 or Landrum 9479. with the chore. Doing laundry, broadcasting are invited to wallet, as it contains important contemporary pieces, such as Anyone interested in yardwork, cleaning and more. attend the meeting with Dr» document. Please contact Pat Fetter Contact Boondoggler's Inc. L.B. nine poems by Benjamin participating as a contest- FOR SALE: 5 tickets for 18 holes of at 764-3836 or LB. 9609 or at 9776 or 10702. Just let us know what Franklin set to modern Uray on March 9. golf at Magnolia Country Club- ant in the Miss GSC Pageant WVGS. we can do for you. each a $5.00 value for $3.00 apiece. per contestant or $50.00 for Call 764-7189 after 4 p.m. LOST: A ladies gold digital watch SERVICE: English major needs two. ANNOUNCING: Go Sky diving. of sentimental value. List at help in Spanish; would like to Delta Iota Chapter of Pi on April 15 should turn in Complete instruction for sport Williams Center party Wednesday arrange reciprocal tutoring (Eng- application and fee by skydiving and parachuting every FOR SALE: Mustang, 1972, 302 Omega Pi has compiled a or between Williams and Span) with interested person. Selected List of Reference for February 14 to Julie Smith at weekend. Contact Mark Smith 764- V8, PS.PB, Air Cond., New tires and Contact George, L.B. 8983 after 7:00 Hendricks. Reach Heidi Johnson Job Applicants. Contact Dr. L.B. 11818. Entry fee is $30.00 2104. inspection sticker. Asking $1475 or rm. 223-2nd floor, ext. 5279. call 764-9114. best offer. F. Ray 681-4278 or LB. 10578. LOST: One brown leather pouch SERVICE: Get your taxes figured containing chapstick, a lighter and FOR SALE: 12 string guitar, good promptly, accurately, and for a very a hardstone. Keep everything else, 1 condition $100.00. ("all 681-5347. S- reasonable cost. Contact David, just want the bag. Contact Pat 107, Bill Kay. LB. 9393, or call 681-3240, or come Fetter. 1..B. 9609, or phone 764-3836. to 119 Stratford. UNCLE RALPH'S LOST: A blue short coat lost under FOR SALE: 1973 Oldsmobile 98. SERVICE: Local moving and the bleachers during the Atlanta Superb mechanical condition. New hauling. Rates to suit your budget. ^••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••£ Rhythm Section concert. If found, paint, blue, beautiful, clean. The Call Doug at 764-9645 or LB. 10988. price is right. Call Jack Gay, ext. please contact Sue in room 112, 681- 5318 or 681-2623. 5389. AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Auto LOST: An opal necklace with a repairs and tune-ups CHEAP. Call I 50c OFF \ FOR SALE: Stereo equipment: gold chain. Contact L.B. 10971 or Ralph at 764-3391. SAE Super Power amplifier with call Cathy McDuffy at 681-3914. level controls and meters, Dyna SERVICE: English tutoring PAT-5 preamplifier. Both excellent LOST: One leather key chain woth available. Call Neal Saye, 764-7769. condition. Call 681-2943. I Any Purchase i a'shipon the front with one key and a suit-case locker on it. If found Wanted FOR SALE: Dietzgen Microglide contact Harry at I^andrum Box decimal trig type log slide rule 9858, or room 204 I^ewis Hall. WANTED: Roommate to sharge w carrying case and instruction expenses of a townhouse with three book. Contact Jim Harper. L.B. LOST: "Psychological Approach to \ Over $2.00 | guys. 681-3320. 11859 or phone 681-2790. Abnormal Behavior" Oilman Krasner lost at GSC entrance on WANTED: Aspirants in dire need * (Feb. 27 - March 1 good anytime of the day.) * FOR SALE: Ford Montego. 1970. 301 feb. 13. I urgently need the of Satsung Primies please reply. $550. Call 681 32-10. room Ml. return of this book, please! If found Call 761-7189 after 4 p.m. *••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••* contact Chris at L.B. 10489 or 681- FOR SALE: Save on stereo 5273 room 114. Enjoy our 7 foot T.V. while you're enjoying one of our components, systems, and FOUND: A long-haired orangecat, famous Hoagies or Hamburgers. accessories. Major brands from male. If you have lost this cat or Accutrac to Zerostat with warranty STUDENTS would like to provide him a good protection. Sterling Lawrence. LB. home, contact Gary Kinsey. Rm. 8619. Dorman E-302, 681-5263. We have Redecorated, Remodeled, and Cleaned-Up 315 Vea/.y Hall or L.B. 101.38. Got 15 minutes a Our Game Room. Come By and See for Yourself. day . . . like to earn Buy a Pitcher and we will treat you to a Game of Pool. CUSTOMER T-SHIRT HELP WANTED DESIGNER up to $165 per week? Specializing in Musical Groups Send a stamped, and MoviejLogos. Saturday Night Weekdays.... 10 A.M.-1 A.M. Fever. Sgt. Peppers Lonely Heart self-addressed busi- Mntte Ealplj'a Club Band. The Beegee. Chica- Weekends ... Open 'til 2 A.M. TEACHERS go. KC & The Sunshine Band ness size envelope Sundays . 4 P.M. 'til Midnight Just to name a tew. Also, your name, nickname or whatever to: at all levels suits you the best. Choose from a SUMCHOICE NIGHTLY DELIVERY SERVICE rainbow ot colors oi Ball Point Foreign & Domestic embroidery paint You supply the Box 530-A 7:30- 11:30 Teicners. Box 1063 T-Shirt and I'll supply the art "Come By For Those Late work Reasonable Prices State College, Pa. Night Munchies" Vancouver. Washington Contact: 681-1023 Lu Nunnally 16801 98660 L B. 11604 106 Cone Hail ,,J'|