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The Chanticleer Vol. 34 No. 7 Jacksonville State University + Jacksonville. Al,3. 36265 Oct. 16. 19% Southern Studies Center seen asBy GEORGIA a BROWN success bers. representing six JSU colleges. Chanticleer Staff Writer and distributed assignments almed The Center for Southern Studies 1s at fulf~lling-. speclftc goals of the slowly bringing its events of the senes. 1986-87 series to a close. The South- The purpose of the Center for ern Contempoary Artists Invita- Southern Studies was "to promote tional Exhibit will continue through understanding of the South by the October 23rd, and the final concert political leaders, academia, and of the Southern Jazz Orchestra will general public; to promote re be held on November 15th. All other search: and to promote outreach," symposiums and conference have said Wade. been held. The Southern Studies Series has Topics covered were selected on been a cooperative effort between the basis of their timeliness and the State of Alabama and Jack- direct relation to the mission as sonville State University. It began outlined. The projects were dis- when the state granted a one-year, tributed so as to cover as wide a line-item appropriation to JSU. This range of topics as feasible. Some of effort was greatly assisted by the these included Southern jazz music. program's catalyst, state senator financial reporting, interstate bank- Glen Browder, who supported the ing, Southern government man- allocation of funds and set forth the agement, Southern contemporary guidelines and goals for the Center art, and new theater fom a Southern for Southern Studies. writer. Also, numerous research Once the preliminaries were projects have been going on for taken care of, Dr. Earl Wade, dean which the Center for Southern Stud- of humanities and social sciences. ies has chosen to fund publication. kept the ball rolling. Wade brought together a team of faculty mem- (See CENTER, Page 3) McGee's inaugurat ion Llark dismissed lrom Saga scheduled for Monday By ROY WILLIAMS When reached by telephone Fri- campus next week to evaluate sev- president of the Center fo: In- Chanticleer Senior Editor day evening, Clark declined to com- By ROY WULUMS era1 resumes of persons interested Chanticleer Senior novative Technology in Herdon, Va., Rick Clark, director of Saga! Inc. ment on the reasons for his dis- in the position. Dr. Harold McGee The inauguration of D~.~~~~ld will deliver the address. The in the Jack Hopper Dining Hall, was missal, will make the final decision. he said. M- as JSU,~tenth president is University will present Carrier with recently dismissed from his position The Saga district headquarters is Saga, Inc., is a national food chain scheduled for Monday from 10:30 a" Doctorate Laws at the cafeteria, Ed Fisher, district a.m. to 12 p.m. at Pete Mathews degree. manager of Saga, said in a tele- already in the process of choosing a that serves colleges and universities phone conversation last Friday new director for the cafeteria, throughout the nation. Coliseum. During the inauguration, Carrier Fisher said. Kurt Hoffman, who "We've been serving JSU for a Despite rumors stating that all will make a speech, followed by from Birmingham. morning classes will be dismissed McGee's response. Five people, "I will not comment on the rea- came to the University from Judson long time. You have a great univer- College in Marion, is currently serv- sity with excellent students, and we on the dav of the ceremonv. classes hcluding SGA president Vonda sons for his separation from the will be e~cusedonly from i0 a.m. to hrl~ouras the student represen- company. It is a personal matter," ing as acting director. look forward to serving you in the Fisher said he plans to visit the future." Fisher said. 12:30 p.m., said Jack Hopper, vice tative, will bring greetings to Fisher said. president of institutional develop- blc~ee. The placement of a ment and head of the inauguration n~edallion bearing the University committee. crest over the shoulder of McGee Rape victim speaks at Rowan Hall will signify the beginning of the new By WENDY PEACOCK victim's escape from a rapist calm, think rationally and have "We want to encourage all president's reign. Chanticleer Staff Writer through the use of good common some forethought of what you would students, clubs and organizations to This will be the first time a do or say to save your life," Sally attend the inauguration. This will be University president has ever been The University Police Depart- sense. Following the tape, the a colorful event with a speaker and ment, Fort McClellan Crime victim presented herself to the said. inauguarated during school hours, The audience was then shown other processions. Many important Hopper said, adding that it will be a Prevention TJnit and Delta Sigma audience and stressed the im- people from Alabama and other Theta Sorority combined forces to portance of "forethought and techniques that can be used rewarding, enjoyable experience for whenever a person is approached by states will+be present. It is very those in attendance. sponsor a rape prevention seminar, staying level-headed" during her important that students attend to held last Thursday night at Rowan ordeal. The victim (who we will call a rapist. "We've been making plans for this "Deprive him of the aggression he show their support of our new event for over two months. I'd like to Hall. "Sally") was raped here in President," Hopper said. During the seminar, the audience Jacksonville afer being robbed at a is looking for in any way that you commend our committee members. can, then reach, grab,poke, scratch The inaugural theme is "A Part- They've been working hard and was given the opportunity to watch a local convenience store. nership Education, Business and Channel 40 news tape depicting a "It is extremely important to stay - have made excellent plans for it," i~eeSEMINAR, Page 3) Community." Dr. Ronald Carrier, Hopper said. t 'IktWhv. October 16,1888, THE CHANTICLEER - - Barbou r Keener Lindsey May hall Richey Riley Smith Terry Watson W iram VlNH ROCKER PHOTOS Homecom ing Pageant yields top ten finalists By STEVEN ROBINSON clusters of red and white balloons named. They are as follows: --Elaina Riley, from Rome, mingham, and is sponsored by Delta Chanticleer Senior Editor stood aloft on either side of the -Vonda Barbour, a 21-year-old Georgia. She is a 21-year-old Chi fraternity. The emcee's voice could hardly be stage. An arch of balloons hovered junior from Boise, Idaho. Her sophomore and is sponsored by the heard above the roar of the crowd. above the contestants as they sponsor is Zeta Tau Alpha sorority. Afro American Association. April Hammon, last year's Miss Anticipation and excitement filled gracefully presented themselves for -Leslie Keener, from Leesburg, a Homecoming, presented roses to the the air of Leone Cole Auditorium as consideration by the panel of judges. %@year-oldjunior sponsored by the -Lisa Smith, a 21-year-old senior from Marietta, Georgia. She is top ten as their names were an- 32 young ladies competed in the 1986 Jenny Wilson, owner of the Rabbit JSU Marching Ballerinas. nounced. JSU Homecoming Queen Pageant Hutch Too here in Jacksonville was -Angie Lindsey, a 21-year-old sponsored by Zeta Tau Alpha last Thursday night. recognized for her help in stage senior from Birmingham. She is sorority. Fraternities, sororities, design and decorations for the sponsored by Phi Mu sorority. These ten ladies have advanced to cheerleaders, clubs and various evening's event. Scarlett Mayhall from Grant. -Dana Terry, a 22-year-old senior the electibns to be held Tuesday, organizations were present to cheer Each contestant was viewed in- She is a 20 year old junior and is from Decatur. Her sponser is Phi October 2 1. In case no single con- for their favorite contestants as they dividually as Bill Meehan, master of sponsored by Alpha Xi Delta Mu sorority. testant receives fifty percent of the vied for the coveted opportunity to ceremonies for the evening, told a sorority and Pi Kappa Phi frater- -Michele Watson, an lbyear-old vote, a runoff election will be held be a top ten finalist, and the chance little something about them. nity. freshman from Birmingham. She is Thursday, October 23. The top five to become the 1986-87 homecoming After the individual viewings, it -Kim Richey, an lbyear-old from sponsored by Kappa Sigma contestants from Tuesday's election queen. was all up to the judges. After an Glencoe. She is a freshman and is fraternity. will be voted on at that time. The The walls of the auditorium were extremely long interval of sponsored by Zeta Tau Alpha -Leslie Wiram, an l&year-old winner will be announced at next decorated with banners, and deliberation, the ten finalists were sorority. freshman. She is from Bir- Friday night's bonfire. 4 FALL 4 Tucker Transient Company A New Budline Company has BusesIVans for your convenience. $ SPECIAL BUS LINE We Offer: 4 COMPANY .Football Tr~ps*Charters or Rentals 2 CLASS , .Contract Transportation 4 .School Bus Service $ RING I, Dial-A-Ride Public Transportation 4 4 TRANSIENT (call at least 24 hours in advance) * -SALE- / COMPANY APPROVED FOR BUSINESS ON FT. McCL-ELLAN 4 4 Call For * EXPIRES 4 Q (8per ~ers $ TOMORROW 4 $ ( 5 Per Pers 4 4* $ JACKSONVILLE 4 We Can Take You Anywhere In The'USA $ BOOKSTORE 4 Must Have 4 Or More People 4 Wp Town On The Squarew 4 Center THE CHANTICLEER. Thursday, October 16, 1986 3 Announcements (Continued From Page 1) Perhaps one of the most popular attracted them.