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Vol. 58-! No. 2 Statesboro, Georgia 30458 October 11, 1977 AAUP Pushing For C ollective Bargaining
because of the cooperation By BETH BLOUGH "the right of people to say said. something about their jobs We would like to see a between the two groups." The chances for passing has become the American system set up in Georgia Pay raises and money legislation to legalize way; why should teachers be which would bind both distribution is stressed collective bargaining for any different?" administrators and faculty to because those areas interest the decisions of neutral the most people and are che public employees, excluding In the past most faculty arbitrators when no agree- most tangible, said Hardy. public school teachers, is slim members would have been ment can be reached initially, "Buying power has reduced at this point, said Beth opposed to this kind of Hardy said. drastically over the past few Hardy, president of the local bargaining because they In addition to its work on years and raises have not chapter of the American looked upon themselves as collective bargaining the even approached the cost of Association of University professionals, said Weather- AAUP attempts to improve living." Professors (AAUP). ford. "How can someone be the quality of education and Frequently teachers move Recently defeated by professional when he earns Congress was a bill which standards of instructors and to states in which the benefits the kind of salary the average and pay are better, she said. would legalize this bar- professor makes which is to represent the faculty interests, said Hardy. "With better pay you attract gaining on a national level so hardly more than a janitor?" the present is not so bright The AAUP also promotes better teachers." either nationally or state- Under a collective better relationships between The situation with state wide, she said. bargaining system contracts faculty and administration employees has improved This "enabling legis- and agreements would be and students, she said. "The slightly said Hardy, but lation" would grant most drawn up and the adminis- relationship between the according to Weatherford it is state employees the power to trators would be obligated to AAUP and the adminis- still too early to tell. "This discuss with their employers bargain on issues with the tration is better on this will be the key year for the matters of interest relating to faculty. campus than in many places AAUP," he said. their jobs such as pay raises, Many states already have retirement benefits and this, said Hardy. In some tenure, said Hardy. states this system allows Quick Plans A According to Jerry Beth Hardy, local chapter president of the American striking but in others it is Weatherford, former local Association of University professor. strictly forbidden and leaves chapter president of AAUP, no action for recourse, she Return To Teaching
Dr. Nicholos W. Quick a vice-presidential search said he is going to stay on at committee sometime this Windsor Village Renovation Update Georgia Southern College month. "I will try to appoint when he returns to the the committee so that it will tie in with the work of the weeks before renovation is type of residents that were classroom full time in the By SANDRA AARON prior existence said Larry presidential search commit- completed. occupying the halls and the Fall of 1978. "I believe that Davis, director of housing. tee," said Quick. "In this way The general feedback regulations the college has GSC has a need for me to Windsor Village opened There are no longer holes in the new president will have a received from residents is of a imposed upon them. teach in the area of law," said as an extension of Georgia the walls of Stratford left hand in the selection of a new behind by an angered fist or pleased attitude toward the The residents in each Quick. Southern College with the Quick announced his where a telehone had once facilities as compared to their-- building appear to be advent of fall quarter 1977. plans to return to teaching at been. Now there is carpet in condition last year. dominated by a certain kind All buildings consisting of the regular Fall meeting of the halls of all the buildings As to the change in of student. Oxford is housed Oxford, Hampton, York, the GSC faculty and staff. and furniture in the lobbies. atmosphere, past residents of with freshmen, York and Warwick and Stratford halls "When I went into the field of As one resident of Stratford Windsor Village that were are operating under the same continued on page 2 school administration I knew put it, "We have furniture in questioned attributed this to rules and regulations as that I would spend my 1st the TV room now, but nor previous campus resident years before retirement in halls. With respect to TV!" I teaching," said Quick. Occupancy in Warwick! intervisitation, unlike their During the past three provides individual phones, INSIDE :past policy of 24 hour open years Quick has taught. cable and refrigerators, visitation, these buildings , business, criminal, and must undergo the same Stratford offers individual GSC. -I refrigerators and cable, whiel Activity fee allocations .. Page 2 ?ubHC school law at procedures as the campus have tried to stay in the field DR. QUICK proper dorms. Oxford Hall is refrigerators and cable, while of teaching while being an vice-president." Quick also allowed a maximum of York at this time is equipped administrator," said Quick. added that there is no intervisitation hours from 2- with only individual cables. University status for GSC?.. Page 4 Quick had practiced law problem with the timing of 11:45 p.m. on Fridays, There are minor adjust- on a limited basis until last his decision to return to Saturdays, and Sundays, ments and repairs such as Spring when Dr. Pope teaching. "A new president while the other buildings are lights and leaky faucets that Letter to the editor Page 7 Duncan announced his will be selected well before I allowed the maximum from have not been completed. The resignation of the presi- return to teaching." said 8-11:45 p.m. Mondays most pressing problems, dency. "I believe that this Quick. through Thursdays and .2- according to Davis are (Lynyrd Skynyrd concert Page 9 first hand experience in law Quick has been with GSC 11:45 p.m. on weekends. entrance systems into the has helped me greatly in the for nine years. In that time he Southern's acquisition of buildings, lobby and hall classroom," said Quick. "I has served as dean of Arts the village dorms has director furniture, desk Basketball schedule Page 14 have always been an and Sciences and became provided these buildings chairs, and the installation of advocate of teachers doing vice-president in 1972. with a definite facelift in both fire doors between individual practical work in their Quick has been the acting physical facilities and fraternity areas in Hampton This Week Page 16 fields." president of GSC since July, atmosphere that is quite Hall. Davis projects that it Quick is going to appoint 1977. unlike the character of their will be another six or eight Page Two, October 11,19771— Reflector Budget Increased Activities Fee Committee Allocates Funds By SHERYL WALKER Also on the AFC are said Bennett. "The staff has [concert. According to represents a two dollar split fee. The issue was tabled The Activities Fee student members Lewis been reduced, but inflation JAlbraith,"The concert is increase over last year's fee of at the June meeting. In July Committee met for the,first Stewart and Brenda Pettus t, has caused cost of produc- ibeing held by the foundation $20.00. the committee voted in favor time during the school year Dr. William Speith, Dr. Jack tion, supplies, postage and to raise money for scholar- According to Dr. Quick, of the split fee." on Friday, September 29* The Nolan, Dr. John Budock and contracts to go up so that ships and loans." The AFC "Dr. Duncan (former Bennett added, "Creating purpose of the committee is to Lovett Bennett, Jr., business extra funds are needed if we voted to give the StfB $3,000 president of Georgie a separate athletic fund has allocate monies from the manager of the Reflector. are to produce a successful .for the concert. Southern College) had ended politics on how money Student Activity Fee to On behalf of the Reflector, Reflector." Quick spent the last few noticed that over past years should be split between different organizations. Bennett submitted a request The request was granted minutes of the meeting the athletic fund had athletic programs and Members of the AFC are to the AFC for additional At the present time the explaining the history of how decreased. He felt the only general activities. The AFC Dr. Nicholos Quick; acting funds of $2,609.50 to be added AFC has $6,000 in it and why the Activities Fee solution was to create a is expecting about $17,000 president of Georgia to the current budget of contingency fund. Mr. Hal was split into two separate separate athletic fee." additional funds. Some of it Southern College;. Mr. $27,000.00. Bennett pointed Albraith, president of the fees. There is now an athletic Dr. Quick continued, "In will be kept in contingency, William Cook, director of out that the 1971 Reflector Georgia Southern College fee and a general activities May, Sally Collins (President and some will be used to Administration and Fiscal operated on a larger budget Foundation, attended the fee. They are $8.00 and of the CCC) gave a distribute and refurbish Affairs; Mr. Ben Waller, dean than they will be operating committee meeting to request $14.00, respectively. This presentation opposing the organizations." of Student Personnel under, even with additional the support of the Student Services; and Billy Parker, funds. Union Board in the form of continued from page 1 Budget Affiars coordinator of "In past years there has additional monies for the ! the Central Coordinating been a tendency to cut staff underwriting of the up- Hampton's residents are dorm is okay anyway, the printed. They felt that they Committee. and cost of the Reflector," coming John Davidson predominantly fraternity rooms are nice; but to me the could not speak freely. Now oriented, Stratford is co-ed big difference from then and that the residents deviated with primarily upper class now is the people." from their norm and the Remodeling And Construction international students, and dorms were under the Warwick has a lot of One past (resident, of jurisdiction of Georgia everything: Greek, non- Warwick who now resides in Southern, they felt that Greeks, and past residents of Stratford regretfully men- their comments might be In Various Stages At GSC Warwick. In the past these tioned that intervisitation is censored in some way. more structured. However, By EDDIE DONATO dorms were characterized by their openness and liberated she did list the things she Several remodeling and occupants who came and liked: the refrigerator in her construction projects went as they pleased. They room, and the doors on the including various forms of were unhampered by college toilet stalls in Stratford's Slakula renovation within the newly rules and regulations. bathroom that last year's purchased Windsor Village The aura is now gone, and residents had to do without. complex and the complete old-guard residents living She added, "It's much more ZODIAC remodeling of Sanford Hall there now who wished to restricted now. I can tell the are now taking place on the remain anonymous had difference in the people; these Georgia Southen campus. pertinent comments to make. are more boisterous. I miss PENDANTS The contract to remodel "Last year the atmosphere the liberated atmosphere, the Sanford Hall has been was freer. You didn't have to aroma of pot in the halls. If I With 24K Gold Inlay $SX)0 awarded to South .Construc- keep thoughts and rules in was going to be here for more tion, Inc. Dublin, Georgia on your mind like when than one quarter I would not Sept. 15, 1977. "The intervisitation starts and be living here. It's just like remodeling will cost what bathroom to use. It was every other dorm now, the wit definitely quieter last year, and humor is gone-the $1,066,000 and will include Construction within Sanford Hall is expected to such features as and elevator begin soon. and people had a more feeling of being one big 4 and a fireplace in the lobby responsible attitude. It was happy family is gone." area," said William Cook, spent on repairs and "A Statesboro architect, like living in an apartment Both residents questioned director of administration improvements to buildings in Ed Eckles, has been assigned without utilities. I guess the asked that their names not be and fiscal affairs. the Windsor Village Com- to draw plans for the first Each one, two, and three plex," said Cook. phase of the new Continuing bedroom apartment will have Education and Public complete kitchen facilities The improvements in- Services Building," said : < clude the carpeting of and several apartments will Cook. "CABARET" hallways and lobby areas, be designed for handicapped The building, which will students, said Cook. the replacing or repairing of Free student tickets for ad- window blinds, and the be located on Perimeter Road 1•x The contractor has been between Johnson Hall and allotted 434 days to complete addition of furniture to the mission to the October 20 pro- lobby areas. "Shower Plant Operations, has a the project but it is hoped that curtains have been ordered projected first phase cost of Sanford will be opened in duction of "Cabaret" at McCroan for the buildings and we plan $1 million dollars and time for fall quarter of 1978, construction is expected to Auditorium will be available to said Cook. to install cigarette urns in the hallways," said Cook. begin in one or two years. The decision to remodel GSC students at the ticket sales Sanford Hall was the result of a stabilizing enrollment at office on the second floor of the GSC. "It was felt that no new WELCOME- dormitories were needed at BACK Rosenwald Building, October JiiitkoMfr the time we decided to 11-14 from 1-5 p.m. only. Stu- remodel Sanford," said Cook. STUDENTS! Downtown Statesboro We chose to remodel dents must present their ID Sanford because the building
needed to be repaired more Try Our cards. .■" than any other on campus, ft said Cook. As the need for on- COUNTRY FRIED STEAK Tickets for general admis- campus housing increased With Choice of Baked Potato or French Fries GAG responded by purchas- sion will go on sale October 17 66th ing the Windsor Village Complex adding an addi- thru 19, at the ticket sales office ANNIVERSARY tional 800 beds to campus from 9 a.m.-5 p.m., or for more housing facilities. NOW IN PROGRESS! Ail of the Windsor Village information contact the ticket Terrific Savings On buildings have been subject I to renovation over the ITEM wwt sales office at 681-5134. All Four Floors! summer. "A charter of a 409 FAIR RD. Register for Prizes! million dollars has been & Final Total $61J35.02 Day for Southern Ends As Success
#The 1977 Day for Souther, was enthusiastic al Merit Scholarship jstudents through the NDSL Southern campaign in about the campaign and Program, as well as [program, and $41,800 to SOUTHERN Bulloch and Candler explained the vital part programs in music, indus- students through the NMS counties ended last Friday played by the foundation in trial technology and program. wjth a final total of the college scholarship and athletics. The record-breaking $61,135.02. loan program. "Areas of scholarship and performance of participants Seeking investments in "In 1962 when the loans cannot be supported by in Bulloch County (and the PEOPLE the GSC Foundation, 396 foundation was formed," he tax money," said Dollar. 'newly-expressed interest in participants helped tojshatter said, "the original purpose "The foundation's purpose is Metter and Candler County the campaign goal of $50,000 was to support the National to do this." With the federal has set high expectations for early last week. Defense Student Loans, but government increasing next year's campaign. Cochran now we've encompassed a foundation funds nine to one, "We are looking now to Georgia Southern College student Marilyn Cochran has • • Richard Dollar, director of broader spectrum." The GSC Dollar said that last year the next year," said Dollar, "and resource and alumni Foundation now > aids the GSC Foundation had made are anticipating a goal of been awarded an $8,000 research grant that is designed to develop a comprehensive history of the City of Metter. development at Georgia' 'NDSL Program, the Nation- available $789,980 to possibly $65,000." The grant, initiated and awarded by the City of Metter, is for a two-year period beginning with the Fall quarter, 1977. The project is part of an effort to prepare for Metter's 75-yeav HEW Proposes Work-Study Changes anniversary scheduled for 1980.
# By DEREK SMITH j rest. assistance or count the Financial Aid Director 'Shroyer additional money as a part of Shelton Evans did not see According to the Federal Fred N. Shroyer, director of Physical Plant Operations at Several changes in the next year's resources. Once these changes as having a Register, one of the proposed Georgia Southern" College, has been selected by Institutional college work-study program the $200 limit is reached, the major effect on work-study changes would call for a Georgia Southern College, has been selected by Institutional have been announced by student may still be students at GSC. According simplification of the Management magazine to be included in "Who's Who of HEW's Office of Education. {employed on the. work-study to Evans, Georgia Southern application procedure. This Institutional Management." These proposals will affect jjob, but the school must pay has received a $377,000 grant means that funding requests ■ The article is intended to focus attention on the leading students as well as institu- 4;hem the total cost of Ithis year for the work-study would be based on actual executives in the Operational Manangement Field. tions of higher learning. employment without federal program. A problem that figures from the past year could arise would be the The college work-study rather than one estimations. aid. program, which went into increase in minimum wage Cranford affect under the Higher Another change involves The new regulations also after the first of the year. Beaufort F. Cranford, former Associate Chairman of the Education Act of 1965, students who work a second state that a student studying Eighty-five percent of the Department of Conferences and Institutes at Wayne State awards grants to colleges job along with a work-study abroad in a program based minimum wage is paid to University, has been named Conference Coordinator ^and universities which in assignment. If the income jwith "home" . institution work-study students, there is Supervisor at Georgia Southern College. turn use the money to find from the second job along icannot pay travel costs or a possibility of a shortage of Cranford is in charge of the conference office at GSC and is * jobs for qualified students. with the student's other higher tuition fees with funds funds. Evans stated that, responsible for the development and supervision of short-term Eighty percent of the resources totals more than ^received from any of the "should this problem arise, it continuing educational programs for adult constituencies. student's wages are paid with $200 over his college costs, ;work-8tudy programs or from would be much more difficult He hopes to expand conference operations at Southern to federal funding, with the supporting institution the Basic Educational to secure amounts of provide more educational experiences for adults in the GSC enfployers making up the may either reduce his Opportunity Grant program. additional funding." area. ^••••••••*••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••*•••••••••••• SUB Presents In Concert LYNYRD SKYNYRD Hanner Fieldhouse Thursday, Oct. 13 8 p.m. Students $4.00 $***•••**•••*••••••***•*••*••*••••*•*•*••*•*•••*••••*••*•••••••••••••••••••••••**************^ Page Four, OctoBer 11,1§77- Will University Of GSCBecome A Reality? 1; State Leaders Comment On University Status ByHALAGAINES ' cost and the need of the Theprestige of the name of a CCC, said that the Regents miles from Armstrong Bringing together Savannah doctorate program. "The university would render a Will Georgia Southern have received the new College—a predominantly State and Armstrong is only need," said Traylor, "is to degree more valuable in the desegregation guidelines white school. In order to a suggestion of a proposal at College ever become a serve the people of this area." university? market, and an increase in: from the Department of achieve two goals of the the present time. Nationally, 74 percent of all the funding level should Health, Education, and desegregation guidelines, Dr. Nicholas Quick, There are many people candidates for the doctorate strengthen the instructional Welfare; and one part of these improve a predominantly and many factors that will acting president of GSC, pursue their course of stoidy program. On a broader scale, guidelines says that the said, "Yes, it will; but we black college and lessen influence Georgia Southern's on a commuting basis, while there should be more Regents should work toward segregation in Georgia, there chances of becoming a .can't ^predict a time table." people in southern Georgia diversity on campus—more improving the black colleges is the possibility of the Board Milton Jones, vice chairman university. Taxpayers' would have to commute a people and input, better however. There are three of Regents proposing the money and taxpayers' of the Board of Regents, said, distance of 170 miles or more speakers and activities—a predomihantly black colleges "There's nothing going on merging of Savannah State futures are involved. The to participate in a doctorate growth toward betterment in .in Georgia; one being and Armstrong College to Board of Regents can issue a right now to change the program in Georgia. all areas. Savannah State, which is form one university. • present status." mandate; the Georgia According to Traylor, Sally Collins, president of located approximately 15 Supporters of this idea cite legislature can appropriate Georgia Senator Mel GSC already has the Savannah as a more Travlor, member of the funds. It is a governmental necessary physical facilities; desirable place for a affair, and this warrants a; Congressional Committee for "the main thing would be universitv th»n Statesboro. political decision. Higher Education, said, "I additional payroll." Dr. Paul Rowland , Actor believe that once the Quick and the Regents ,<»1tM»X»»»1»»««»»%»»K1»<16»W»»%1>»»%1Q|.' doctorate (in education) is questioned said that one given, university status will factor delaying the attain- Speaks At Southern ■ follow in the near future." ment of the doctorate By MARIA NEDER Chicken. Board of Regents member program is the tightness of Charles Harris said, "We'll funds. Dr. Paul Rowland, actor, Rowland, a teacher at be glad to entertain the Senator Traylor also playwright and lecturer, Kansas State University, prospects of it, but the expressed the need for the visited the Georgia Southern told the students that the present policy of the Board of college and community to do College campus September theatrical world is "wide Regents is to hold university all they can to promote GSC. 29 to participate in a forum open to new talent." He ■ status to four institutions." Quick said that many sponsored by the Drama emphasized the importance Sally Collins, president of people —alumni, staff, Department. of being natural when trying ' the Central Coordinating newspaper people, citizens, to "sell yourself to a i Committee, has attended Rowland has had feature prospective producer. faculty, and legislators—are roles in such movies as "The Board of Regents meetings' working toward this. since May '77, and she said, Outlaw Josie Wales", After fielding questions "The question of GSC Concensus of those "Speedtrap", and "A Star is from students, Rowland becoming a university has questioned seemed to be that Born". He also done discussed his current never been on the agenda, but the students have the most to numerous commericals theatrical project, a one man I it is usually a topic of gain if Georgia Southern is including those for Dr. show based on the writings of ' conversation." Max Lock- elevated to university status. Pepper and Kentucky Fried William Allen White. wood, past president of the Alumni Association, said, "Individuals acting inde- pendently are trying to initiate interest to get a coordinated effort toward this; the facts speak for THE Lion's Den themselves." A more pertinent question is "Will GSC even be allowed to offer a doctorate program in education?" Quick, as well COMPLETE as others quoted above, said that the first step toward GSC attaining university HAIR STYLES status would be to institute a doctoral program in the Education Department. A program for the doctorate in FOR MEN education has been develop- ed by the Graduate Faculty at GSC and was proposed to the Board of Regents' Chancellor AND WOMEN George L. Simpson four years ago. Traylor of the Georgia MIKE CREWS - (Owner) - MARCENA - BERNARD Senate Higher Education Committee said that the committee is planning a visit to GSC sometime in November to look at the campus and to determine the feasibility of recommending Red ken Products to the Board of Regents that the doctorate in education be instituted at GSC. Area legislators and supporters are working "toward getting the House of Representatives Higher Education Com- Call for Appointment mittee to evaluate the school along with the Senate committee, Traylor said. "We need both bodies to pass it; 764-2624 that would be the clincher." Traylor said the com- mittee will want a statistical 402 Zetterower Ave. (Next to Car Wash) presentation showing the Page Five, October n, iy//
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DASH is a health provides the information. the cost of printing aftd- ^Editorial views expressed In the George-Anne are not . questionnaire initiated at Medical Datamation charges distributing such a form -yijkifoQiJt thosft.of the QSC »dmiinisJr«Jloni'ojr{*qjlty, . ' GSC to satisfy the Board of $9 to change the format of the would approach^ _$9 each^ , Jljrted columns «/e sorely the viewpoint of the writ*r. ' Regents requirement that all information. Each form could be filed students must have a away under the students complete health history on ' While there is no doubt that there is a necessity for a name the same way it is now file with the college health being done by the staff of the fieth Plough service. DASH.was chosen medical history of each student !o~Tre~on file in the health cottage. two years ago by the school If GSC chose to retain a $9 administration because at health cottage I believe that Collective Bargaining: GSC could assume the charge to each new student that time it seemed to be a the money that would be left much better system that the responsibility of collecting the same information at a over could be used rto former one used which purchase new equipment, The Educated Solution •required each new student to lower cost to the student than that of Medical Datamations. maintain the building or ' _ Currently a hot issue with many educators here in Geogia and across the nation is the have a report filled out by finance any other expense question of collective bargaining for public employees. Under this system college and their own doctor. The doctor's The staff of the health related to operating fee ! university instructors among qther state employees would be given the opportunity to reports resulted in varying cottage, who certainly know health cottage. I would have "bargain" for badly needed benefits such as retirement plans, pay increases, and insurance costs for the students and at what is necessary to have in a felt better knowing that my policies. times incomplete informa- student file, could easily tion. $9 was going to GSC instead The major argument for this plan is firmly rooted in the fact that over the past few years the design a form that would be of an obscure company in average yearly increase in salary for these people has not equaled the rising rate of inflation. In some ways DASH is a effective as Medical Datama- Ohio. Last year's pay increase for professors, while heartily welcome, was only a portion of that better system than the old needed to sustain a living under the financial demands of our inflated society. According to one one used by GSC. Although teacher on this campus, the average salary for a college professor is hardly more (if any) than the DASH questionnaire is that of the average blue collar worker. ' lengthy and "at-times the- The Editorial 'We' Additionally, adequate funds for buying supplies and materials which are necessary for questions seem very personal j quality education have not been allocated to many schools in the University System. Because it is comprehensive and The George-Anne would like to commend traffic control!or national and statewide legislation does not satisfy the needs of educators in terms of salary, uniform. benefits, and supply funds collective bargaining has emerged as a popular and possibly last their recent quick action taken to improve the parking alternative action. A completed DASH situation for Olliff and Winburn halls. The prompt move Funding and pay increases may sound a bit materialistic when coupled with the teaching questionnaire is mailed by a showed a real effort to help accommodate the student's needs. profession which is usually thought of as similar to that of the Carmelite nuns who forego all new GSC student, along with Parking has long posed a problem to many students at : worldly pleasures in pursuit of an ultimate peace resulting from their life's work. However, the a check for $9 to Medical Georgia Southern. With an ever increasing number of question here is not one of aesthetic rewards derived from instilling "knowledge" into would be Datamation of Belle vue, students possessing cars, the adequacy of the present parking Darwins, Euclids^ or Faulkner e. Nor is it purely a question of finances and economics. I think facilities on this campus has decreased sharply. This situation Ohio where it is processed. As is especially true for Olliff and Winburn halls. For the past the real issue hinges on quality education and quality educators. Incorporated within the part of its service the American system of vahies is a strong emphasis on competition and the Puritan work ethic. several years the parking area allotted these two dorms has Essentially, each man competes continually to further his own concerns and the best man who company claims in its not been sufficient to handle the number of residents that own works the hardest will win the well fought fight. instruction form that "...[we] .cars. Often times girls coming in late at night would find This concept can readily be applied to our educational system. Teachers, like everyone else, will provide medical reports themselves without a space to park. ' based on information have been taught almost since birth the value of hard work and the rewards that supposedly contained 'in your DASH This year the problem here was further complicated by the follow. The rewards are necessary to provide incentive and the more rewards, the more Health Questionnaire." fact that for some reason one parking sticker was given to all incentive, the better the job done. Normally, among the working people, this incentive appears the girls living in Olliff, Winburn, and Johnson halls allowing in the form of promotions and pay increases. Without it a job well done may suffer. Recently I became curious all these girls to park in either the front Johnson lot or the area Statistics show that across the nation the majority of the best qualified teachers eventually about exactly what type of between Johnson and Olliff. In the past Johnson residents migrate to the states that will give the most benefits in acknowledgement of the most valuable medical report Datamation parked only in their lot while the other girls could park in work. And certainly those institutions with the best supply of materials with which to teach provided for the $9 charged. either area. With this year's change in policy the number* of will produce a better product—students. Georgia ranks in the bottom ten of fifty states in When I looked at my report in spaces for the girl's in Winburn and Olliff in the area closest to educational quality. the health cottage I was their dorms was greatly reduced. Women living in the back Despite efforts of lobbyists in the Georgia legislature funding for materials and pay raises in surprised to find that there sections of Johnson naturally parked in the back lot because education have been very slow in coming. Collective bargaining seems to be the last area of was nothing more in it than of personal convenience, and the change obviously presented logical recourse for professors. This system also contains rough spots and disadvantages such what I had answered on the no problem for them. However, the other women were placed as extreme bargaining for irrelevant and insignificant interests and the possibility of teacher's original questionnaire. The in a very inconvenient and to some extent dangerous position strikes. But within a controlled boundary its effectiveness seems the greatest. Legalized with only pains that Medical due to the fairly large amount of distance some would have to the stipulation that insurmountable obstacles and disagreements would be arbitrated by a Datamation went through park from their halls. -> neutral third party whose decision would be binding for all, collective bargaining seems the was to use a print-out most viable and profitable solution to the problem. Without some sort of plan equal or similar to machine to condense the The area between the front Johnson lot and the one this the University System of Georgia is likely to see an even greater decrease in quality that it information, which I between Johnson and Olliff/Winburn is not well lighted. Nor has witnessed thus far and one which may not be so easily rectified in the future. provided, from the question- is it well patrolled at regular intervals. For girls walking unescorted late at night from one area to the other, the £0OP T6"l»c«ei?jy darkness and the distance could very possibly pose a threat to their safety. 5* However, because of the large number of complaints the traffic department received regarding this situation, action has been taken to at least partially rectify it. Now, as in the past, Johnson residents may only park in their front lot wbjUe Winburn and Olliff residents may park in either according to space availability. Although there are still not enough spaces for Winburn and Olliff directly behind those dorms, traffic has done an admirable job is solving the problem quickly to '>he% best of their ability. We would offer one final suggestion. Due to the possible danger involved in requiring some women to park several hundred yards from their dorms, we would recommend better lighting facilities installed covering the entire area and | regular security patrols.
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GEORGE ANNE OPINION Frank Maddox Features Editor Mike Bradford Sports Editor Steve Wood, Terry Miller Copy Editors Steve Coffey Cartoonist Al Greene Photographer explained to me. If someone healthly interpersonal Karen Paul Subscriptions Intervisitation thinks that I am going to relationships in the "real Nancy Bateman Circulation class then study for the world." Carolyn McKinney Typist remaining nine, hours of the Why does the Admini- Controversy day, they're crazy. I, along stration insist on maintain- with a overwhelming ing these rules which not The George-Anne is the official newspaper of Georgia Southern College. Unrealistic majority of students on only infringe on the students' Published weekly, except during holidays, and bi-weekly from June to August campus, have plenty of time rights, but which downgrade Subscription rate is $3.75 per year. The office is located in Room 110, Frank I. for both. Don't' say that normal human relations? Williams Center. Telephone 681-5246 or 681-5418. Mailing address is Dear Editor, grades are affected by this Landrum Box 8001. In reply to Mr. Barry Jon What perverted thoughts either—I know a large Adams' letter concerning could be going through the intervisitation at Georgia number of students who minds of the power structure Southern. As Co-ordinator of make the Dean's list every which would make them The upcoming Lynyrd quarter who "party and Auxiliary Affairs at the time require these outdated rules? Skynyrd concert is a surprise intervisitate." in which the current If there must be an after last year's productions. George-Anne Policy intervisitation policy was Finally, I have this intervisitation policy then Stephen Stills was a "has suggestion for Barry—with implemented to include let the students decide. The been" and Sea Level was too The George-Anne editorial board has established the your obvious knowledge of weekday nights "for upper- Administration has no new. Lynyrd Skynyrd is still following guidelines for use in publishing organizational marriage and dating, have classmen, I feel that I must business interfering in this near the top and the SUB has news, letter to the editor, and classified ads. you ever thought of applying make a response to some of area. pleased many students by the accusations in the Adams for the job of counselor? I bringing a current big-name letter. think that you can help those Kevin Boyer group to Statesboro. graduates of GSC after they Movies on campus this Letters To The Editor have been through the The administration, as it quarter are much newer than always does before making experience of having their those shown last year and The paper encourages letters from its readers. Such any kind of change. Thus, the "little lives bruised and In Exaltation should satisfy more students. correspondence is essential to the free exchange of ideas that administration decided that shattered in the process." In addition the Wednesday is an integral part of the academic community and the press. the policy change was best Of Immorality Free Movies are sparkled As a matter of working policy, we will accept all signed letters for the campus and I for one David R. Pierce with classics and contem- not excess of 400 words. Names will be withheld upon request. think that this group of Vice President, CCC Dear Editor, porary films as well. All letters will be subject to standard copy editing procedures people should know what is In answer to Barry Jon reguarding libel and obscenity. and is not best for the What this tells me is the A dministration Adams' letter in the October 4 students of GSC more than a SUB must be much stronger issue of the George-Anne, student of Mr. Adams Interference than ever before. It is obvious let's hear it for immorality! Classifieds Organizations apparent knowledge. the board is working well "Slaves of our desires," together and its members are Unwarranted Contributions from campus organizations are welcomed As to the fact that unified toward satisfying n Kelly Kathleen Calafano by the George-Anne; however, to promote greater news value intervisitation takes away Dear Editor, more students than ever. the rights of others—I do not Mary Russo and insure equal space for all groups, the following policies 1 Barbara Lovejoy have been established: even think tha^ it deserves a Another year has begun Signed, Mike Harper 1) Organization submissions should not exceed 75 words in comment. But, let me make at Georgia Southern College Proud to be at G.S.C. Mary Waitzman length. this point—is not the dorm a with archaic "intervisitation Cary Jackson 2) Organizations may submit news only on alternate weeks. lot quieter during intervisit- policies" still in effect. Even Billy Parker 3) As organizational news is subject to standard copy editing ation hours than other times? the fact that normal relations Request For Plus who studies in the dorm Sugar Bear procedures we encourage organizations to submit news that is between males and females of substantial importance. anyway? I am of the opinion have to be referred to as Correspondence that that is why the college "intervisitation" is an Classified ads are provided to GSC students and staff has a library. embarrassment to the SUB Praised For Dear Editor: members as a free service of the George-Anne. Classified ads • Intervisitation promotes college. And now the school My name is Michael are limited to 30 words. No ad will be run for more than three immorality. C'mon, Barry, has taken an enormous step Job Well Done Blake. I am presently in jail weeks unless it is resubmitted. lets get realistic. Sure some backward by including in New York State Prison for All submissions to the George-Anne should be sent to hanky-panky goes on but lets fraternity and other housing a marijuana bust. I would Landrum Box 8001 or brought by room 110 in the Williams » not forget things like Bible in this injustice. appreciate any correspon- Center. studies and group study There is no reason for a Dear Editor dence to help brighten up sessions that also go on the lonely days. during the "hours of stigma to be attached to This is my second year at * immorality." males and females being in Georgia Southern and I am Peace and love, . The statement "college is the same room. This pleasantly surprised at the Mickey Blake COLLEGIATE for study, not partying or segregation of the sexes is not improvement in the Student BoxG intervisitation," needs to be preparing the students for Union Board. Wall Kill, NY 12589 RESEARCH PAPERS
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The main purpose of the* space in Foy's gallery we had been overwhelming." Image South, a nationally Georgia Southern Art League a jury decide which 60 Working as co-sponsor acclaimed show. FEATURES is to promote art on our exhibits should be shown," with the art department the The League's faculty said Coffey. "Student league has brought in several advisors are Ken'Guill and campus and in the commun- response to the affair has touring shows including Bernie Solomon. ity said Steve Coffey, president of the organization. Dr. Gary McClure
Open to all student interested in the arts, the leagw will have its first meeting of the New Psychology Head States Goals quarter October 12, at 4:00 {P.m. in room 305 Foy By CRAIG WOODALL • coming to Georgia Southern. more relevant curriculum in a more active psychology More details about 'Building. As head of Islap, McClure for contemporary psy- Club, saying this would applied community psy- Yes, all of you psychology served mainly adminis- chology. hopefully serve to generate chology, the environmental Each' spring the league majors, minors, or just plain trative functions, seeing to McClure seemed un- more interest in psychology psychology class, and other sponsors the student art interested parties, there is a the care of the patients in the willing to discuss humanistic and provide a vehicle for changes are sure to come as show consisting of some new psychology department 230 bed hospital. or Gestalt aspects of 'better communication the specifics are worked out, sixty exhibits in the fields of head at Georgia Southern, "What we need to do," psychology in that "more among psychology majors." he added. painting, drawing, photo- Dr. Gary McClure. said McClure, when asked if relevant curriculum," r sgraphy, ceramics, 'sculpture McClure, past head of the he sees any major innova- labeling the subject of such a and printmaking. Central Islap Psychiatric tions for the psychology possibility more "divisional Center in New York, worked department, "is to retain the than conciliatory." "Last year we, had 145 with the University of New scholarly objectives of a "We will have an increase entries. However the limit of York at Stoneybrook befor' liberal arts school while in the courses thatwpuld simultaneously providing a make a psychology major more competitive in the job Buckley Amendment market," he stated. As far as broadening the scope of the psychology at GSC goes, McClure explained, "I'll be developing a course in Are Rights Protected? environmental psychology." He also says we will "see By GLADYS WATSON Buckley Amendment no of students who were more students involved in records or information can be : suspended or expelled. These applied psychology in the What is the Buckley ? released without the written, records are kept per- community." Amendment and its effect on consent of the student. The manently." Some records can McClure is very interested McClure disscusses goals for Psychology Department. Georgia Southrn students' college does permit students be maintained when there is Many students at GSC don't who are or have been in an outstanding request to know the answers to these attendance to see their; inspect or review such questions. records. If the records or a records. The Buckley Amendment student contain information Students have the right to (Family Educational Rights concerning more than one have copies of their records and Privacy Act of 1974) was student, the individual may made at a reasonable fee for Behind ♦ implemented by the Depart- see or be informed of only the copies. ment of Health, Education, specific information which If a student has reason to and Welfare on June 17,1976: pertains to him. believe the college is utilizing The The Amendment affects Mr. Morgan, director of informal attempts to ♦ GSC students in the areas of Student Judicial Affairs, reconcile differences as ♦ student judicial affairs, the said, "Records are destroyed delaying tactics, the student infirmary,: counseling when a student graduates or may request a hearing before ♦ center, and the registrar's five years after he or she an informal proceeding to HOPS office. Under the rules of the transfers, with the exception correct records. 301 South SAIRush Tonight In Foy i ♦ All Sigma Alpha Iota, an Fine Arts, room 228. All TIMES i academic fraternity in the women who ' are either » field of music, for women, is SOUTHSIDE 681-3224 having a rush party Tuesday, majoring or minoring in DRIVE IN THEATRE | October 11 at 8:00 p.m. in Foy music are invited to attend. GIANT 681-3557 HOAGIES REGULAR $1.50 (Foot Long) $1.95 ♦ ♦ CONGRATULATIONS! SANDWICHES CHOICE OF CHEESE $1.10 V V♦ ♦i To The Young Men Of ♦ » SPECIALS i Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity I I 1-2-Person Hoagie (16 lb. meat) ♦ From | *« ♦ 2-Foot Long Giant Hoagie ♦ The Sorors Of ♦ \ ♦ HOURS: Monday-Friday 11-2 A.M.,Saturday 11-1 A.M.,Sunday 11 A.M.-9 P.M. ♦ Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority ♦ May You Prosper and'continue to Grow! COFFEE 10c "Campus Deliveries" ♦ Page Nine, October 11,1977 Lynyrd Skynyrd Band To Perform In Hanner Thursday
The Lynyrd Skynyrd Lynyrd Skynyrd's story is Artimus Pyle (from Spartan- band will appear in concert at that of a group of struggling burg, South Carolina), in th,e Hanner Fieldhouse young musicians from early 1975 and, just recently, Thursday, October 13 at 8 Jacksonville, Florida and Steve Games (from Seneca, p.m. Tickets for this student how they worked their way to Missouri) joined to fill the union board sponsored the top, becoming one of the position left by King's production will be $4 for all most arresting rock groups in departure in mid-1975. students and may be the world. Like every great group, purchased at McCroan box Lynyrd Skynyrd is not all Lynyrd Skynyrd has a office, Williams Center, and that different from many legend, and their stems from Lgndrum after October 6. other successful rock groups a special party MCA held in General admission tickets in that many of the Atlanta July 28, 1973 to will be $5 in advance and $6 musicians involved grew up showcase their new dis at the door and are available together. Ronnie Van Zant covery. at Oasis, Gentleman John's, (vocals), Gary Rossington A crowd of press an< or World Electronics in (guitar), and Allen Collins deejays were brought to thei: Statesboro; Country Casual's (guitar) have played together feet totally unexpectedly by t in Metter; Crazy Jack's and J since public school, along the group they's never heard &»J Electronics in Savannah. way adding fellow Floridians before. Then Lynyrd "The SUB is presenting Leon Wilkeson (bass) and Skynyrd went to work. Hard. Lynyrd Skynyrd hits Statesboro Thursday night with Southern boogie this concert in an effort to Billy Powell (keyboards). Their first LP, "Pronounced break—Lynyrd Skynyrd February, following by the Brothers Band. Then came provide the students at These five, plus guitarist Leh-nerd Skin-nerd," was were invited to tour America release of their fourth LP, the recording of Lynyrd Georgia Southern with the Ed King and drummer Bob released, and they criss- as special guests to The Who. "Gimme Back My Bullets," Skynyrd's first live album, best entertainment possible Burns, formed the orginial crossed the nation night after This brought them in front of produced by Tom Dowd. July 7-9, at the legendary Fox for their money," said Pete Lynyrd Skynyrd. Along the night in search of an much bigger audiences than March through June, Theatre in Atlanta, with Tom Finney, chairman of the way, as Skynyrd's fortune audience, and found one. they'd ever played to before. Skynyrd's "America '76" Dowd again at the controls. b6"ard. rose, Burns was replaced by Then came another big "Second Helping," their next Once again Lynyrd LP, was released and "Sweet tour sold practically every Skynyrd find themselves' Home Alabama" shot up in available seat in every city, poised on the brink of Varied Cultures Unite In the singles charts, selling including a historic three reaching a new level of albums all along the way. It night advance sellout at success. They're playing became their first gold Winterland in San Francisco. better than ever, and more International Club album. "Prounounced" soon people than ever before are followed, earning them their They also set a new flocking to their shows and dents with an educational attendance record in the ouying their records. They've JULIE MABRY The major event of the second gold album. stimulus by acquainting year is the Annual Inter- 1976 was a big year for Macon Coliseum, the come a long way in only three them with foreign cultures, national Banquet. A special Lynyrd Skynyrd. First came hometown of the previous years, and there seems to be « The International Club is the club also has many social committee plans the function their British headline tour in record holders—the Allman no stopping them now. designed to bring foreign activities where students can which is open to everyone on students and American relax and have fun. A the GSC campus. The students together in an number of parties are highlight of the banquet is informal atmosphere where planned each quarter along sampling the wide assort- they can establish lasting with slide shows for the ment of foreign dishes friendships. present membership of 100 prepared by the students Besides providing stu- students. themselves. SPECIAL Dr. Weatherford is the faculty advisor for the six- year-old International Club. The membership is open and Bunch of Mixed Flowers CINEMASCOPE everyone is invited to join, especially American stu on Friday and Saturday and Comedy is the theme of dents. If anyone is ihterestec 8:00 and 10:00 p.m. on this week's SUB movies. in the dates of scheduler, Sunday. Admission is 75 Tomorrow night's film is activities, contact Dr. $1.50 & $2.50 cents, and the location for Buster Keaton's 1926 silent Weatherford at Landrum both films is the Biology Box 8081. comedy, "The General." The Lecture Hall. classic Keaton character finds its way into the Civil ♦ War's "Great Locomotive ♦ latest 3n $air Jfasjjiona Chase featuring locomotives ♦ "Texas" and "General." DAISIES $4.95 The Wednesday film is ♦ free, and shows begin at 8:00 and 10:00 p.m. ♦ The weekend movie will ♦ ROSES ,..$14.00 be "Monty Python and the ♦ Holy Grail." 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By LYNN BLANKS . jenter a regular course of anyway. • j study. "We encourage the "Because of the Special | Students involved in the students to enroll on a studies program, every ! Special Studies program may volunteer basis. Increasing tudent is given a chance to I not necessarily be enrolled in numbers of students aft liter college," said Sandra entering our program, later labitech, head of English in all three areas. Depending on finding it extremely bene- le Special Studies program. the quarter hours of their ficial. The new drop policy, in This program was remedial classes, they can 'that students can drot> litiated to aid those students take courses outside the courses at mid-quarter 'ho have weaknesses in program and receive full i without receiving a failing reading, English, and math, credit. [ grade, gives students who see . Sandra Rabitsch discusses new techniques to Dr. Bitter, head of the Special leaking it difficult for them to jtheir own problems a chance Studies Program "We have some students ito re-examine their weak- who may only have a nesses and decide that weakness in English skills," Special Studies can be what AU Students Urged To Practice says Rabitsch. "So in the ithey need." meantime they are banking credits in, perhaps, history or The Special Studies exit science." exam in English resembles The Right To Appeal Decisions the procedure used in the A minimum score in a Rising Junior test in which By BERT ROUGHTON j first trial," he said. Orr serious trouble. A negative whether the grounds for standardized exit exami- a theme is written and must explained that while a, verdict from the College appeal are valid or not. nation is required by GSC be graded satisfactorily by Imagine for just one' proceeding involving a Judicial Board or a hearing What are your chances and the state before the two or three instructors. "We unpleasant minute a notice! committee or board of officer?" In cases not with appeal? "About 30-40% student receives regular have had students who have in your hand from some Georgia Southern students involving suspension the of the cases heard (with college admission. While been unsuccessful in passing residence hall judicial board,' and staff could not be legally final appeal would be to the guilty findings) are appeal- participting in the program, the Rising Junior to enroll iji the College Judicial Board or' considered a trial, that the Dean of Students (Ben ed," said Orr. He didn't no credit hours are accumu- "our classes," notes Mrs. hearing officer telling you: nature of the hearings make comment upon how many lated toward graduation. Rabitsch. Waller)," said Orr. that you have been found the normal definition of appeals resulted in grinning If suspension or expulsion Students participating in guilty of some violation of appeal applicable. appellants The argument often arises is part of the verdict then the the Special Studies prograrti college regulation. Suppose that it is a great expense to case may be taken to the may have lacked motivation you strongly feel that you| "In many cases in which attend college without president of the college. :in learning, or may suffer were robbed, that your rights suspension is involved and- receiving credit. Mrs. "Then you would go to the jfrom faulty instruction in were battered, or that the the evidence is rather black Rabitsch suggests that if a Board of Regents and jhigh schools. But afteV punishment administered far and white, no appeal is student is not prepared for a ultimately to the courts if building academic strengths overbalanced the "crime" made." In such cases regular classroom load and necessary." said Orr. through the Special Studies committed. What do you do? involving major violation then receives a grade of F in Some reasons which are Iprogram, a student can be According to Ur. dames u. appeals Orr could remember the course there is no credit., considered valid for appeal granted admission into "a Orr, Associate Dean of Appeal case only "two or three reversals." 'the course there is no credit regular course of study. Students and chairman of prepared, where do you go? appear in the student the College Judicial Board, Who do you see? "It depends handbook the Eagle-Eye. you appeal. on where the original case Listed among the By-Laws of "You've got nothing to was heard," Orr said. If the the College Judicial Board r KfltESHMENT •EEEEHH RECREATION I lose, unlike a civil or criminal case begins in a hall judicial are: "demonstrated pro- CENTER CENTER I procedure there is no cost board the appeal would go to bability of prejudicial involved, the worst that can the College Judicial board. treatment by the board 1 happen is to have the appeal . "The appeal would be disciplinary action taken by I denied," Orr said. "Then heard by an ad-hoc com- the board was too severe for I you'd be no worse off than mittee of three members of the nature of the infraction, J you were before the appeal." the College Judicial Board, denial of due process." 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Page Eleven, October 11, 1977 Student Center Counselors Offer Guidance
downstairs in Williams tions. Plans are being By RICHARD PITMAN their concerns. Audrey Campbell of the center says, Center. Mr. Ford Bailey, head developed for some group of the center, feels their main counseling, which all aid in Do you feel you are "We offer everything you've objective is to assist others to the communication process. psychologically unbalanced? always wanted to know better understand them- Beth Bickers, who is also Are there times when you about everything there is to selves, to modify, or to enrich the advisor for the Panhell- need someone to talk to? Do know about where to go and their personal behavior. The enic Council, says, "You you wonder if your courses at who to see about anything other qualified professionals don't have to be burdened school are preparing you for a you need to know ... almost!" are Audrey Campbell, Beth with a problem to come in; career? The Student Coun- The Student Counseling Bickers, and Al Raulason. students can come by just to seling Center offers services Center services are offered Services provided by the to individual student who weekdays from 8:00-5:00 and talk." counseling center are of a desire assistance to resolve on Saturdays from 9:00-5:00, Mr. Ford Bailey administers a Careers Test to a wide variety; however, they "Working in the center is a student. do not do therapy. The Center learning experience," says Al does counseling and guid- Rauleson. "I like my one-to- HBS, MAAMJM , IF WVR. QUESTION 15 ance in three main areas: one personal basis." He sets AWAKE...BUTICANT ABOUT THE CEILING, I personal, academic, and up the free tutorial program RAISE MY HEAP... career. It also offers veteran each quarter. CAN ANSWER IT counseling and each Audrey Campbell says, counselor teaches a special "Some people are born in the studies class in personal shape of ears; I guess I am development, which counts just a good listener." Audrey as two hours of institutional is the director of orienta- credit. tion who introduced the Any problem the center is SQUAWK Freshman Pro- not qualified to personally gram this Fall quarter. give satisfactory alternatives More people should seek to is referred to another the advice' from the source. All information counselors than do, says Mr. Group Home-A revealed during a session is Bailey. "Many people let kept strictly confidential; their emotional problems nothing that is discussed is build up too long. The center Positive Approach placed on the student's record is ready to listen, to give or reported to administration advice, to lend a helping reality. In the home and By SANDRA AARON or to judicial affairs. hand and to laugh with you." The Bulloch County through cooperating work No fee is charged for the The counseling center Group Home located on sites the residents will guidance sessions since they feels you are unique and South Main is a stepping develop skills and vocations are regular services provided respects your individuality stone from the institution to that will enable them to by the college. The center is and your special concerns. the community for the handle the outside world and equipped with facilities for The counseling center developed mentally disabled. move into a residence of their group meetings and func- belongs to you; use it! The Home's program focuses own. upon vocational rehabili- Suzanne Taggart, director The birds, of the Bulloch County Home tation and readying resi- The Group located on South Main street. with the assistance of five Home is animals
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visit Statesboro. accustomed to." to work hard for it," professed SPORTS By JIM Anderson. Jerome and In my visit, I was Anderson desires to do RICKENBACKER teammates are industriously attracted to the community whatever he can to help environment, liked the preparing for beginning Georgia Southern's 6'7" Georgia Southern regain the players, and knew that my practice, Oct. 17th. freshman, Jerome Anderson basketball prominence they home, St. Matthews, S.C., is anxiously awaiting the enjoyed in 1966, when was within 120 miles." And on the new season ... basketball season's start. Scearce's squad recorded a 26-6 mark and finished When Jerome made his Two players that stood out "All team members feel we Intramurals Geared second in the NAIA can win '. . . everyone has a exit from St. Matthews High during Anderson's initial Tournament. positive attitude about last season, he left behind visit to Southern were John impressive credentials. In his Fowler and Stanley Brewer, "I want to be the best at winning," Anderson con- For Season's Start junior year,'Anderson two sophomores who added whatever I do and am willing cluded with a grin. considerable excitement to officiating should contact the: amassed 28.5 points per By LU NUNNALLY the Southern lineup last year. intramural office between 11- game while sweeping the Fowler's assessment of 5, Monday through Friday, in boards for 16.5 rebounds per Jerome's talents paralled T Included for the first time the weight room at Old contest. Brewer's. "He will help us Hanner. All officials will be Anderson was not con- in the fall intramural tested for Class AA awards. greatly, he handles the ball paid. H program this year will be Anderson lost out to well, shoots accurately from women's flage football, said Furman's 6'9" sophomore the outside, and possesses the E Mike Sizemore, director. With So far there has not been Jonathan Moore for South ability to go inside too." six sororities and eight as large a turnout of Carolina's Player of the Yer, independent teams ready to independent men's teams as Anderson realizes that PUB but was chosen the AA take to the gridiron, Sizemore hoped for, said Sizemore. As collegiate competition will be Welcomes Player of the Year. challenging, but quickly said that this addition will for the fraternities, Sigma In his senior season, he "add something to the Chi will be back and again asserts that "he can set his shared the MVP award for mind to play the type ball GSC Students program." Beginning strong to defend their title, he AA with teammate Zam B. October 11 at the Sports said. necessary in a given Fredrick, a talented fresh- situation ... I do not feel the Complex, the girls will play man at the University .of every Tuesday and Thurs- "The teams look stronger level of basketball is higher Back to School this year," indicating that a South Carolina. than what I've been day. There is no question that number of them could have a shot at winning the Coach Scearce believes in With the men ready to and Invites You championship, Sizemore Anderson's talent. "Jerome start their season October is very quick, a good Fencing 10. There is still a need for said. With the help of public competitor, and very officials for the men's teams, to Come By relations whiz Carol Leavitt intelligent; We're expecting said Sizemore. So far only and secretary Laura Burger, him to be strong in our Tourney eight have applied, and "We Sizemore said he and the plans," Scearce exclaimed. The PUB Features need a minimum of 15, or we The Georgia Southern crew are awaiting what could Why Georgia Southern? could run into problems," he Anderson had been College Fencing Club will be one of the best intramural recruited by Yale, Harvard, sponsor an Open-Collegiate Draught Beer by the Glass or Pitcher said. seasons at GSC in the past Kentucky, Tennessee, fencing tournament October Anyone interested in few years. Louisville, Jacksonville, and 15-16. The tournament will be * Wine • Foos - Ball Michigan. "It would be easier held in the Hanner Field- to list colleges I didn't receive house from 8:00 a.m. until • Pool • Pinball offers from," Jerome noted. 7:00 p.m. Stallings To Go To "One day, I was studying Fencing competition will a Clemson athletic hand- come from the University of book, and noticed Georgia Georgia, Georgia Tech, and 2 - 12 Mon.-Fri. Land Down Under Southern needed more depth Georgia State University. at forward," Anderson Clemson and the Citadel have also been invited. By LINDA KAY "I feel this is more of an explained. "Subsequently, I Fencer Jane Faulk and 2 - 11.30 Sat. WILLIAMS honor for Georgia Southern called Coach Chapman, who Randy Weitman, Seniors at It seems that GSC than it is just for myself. It quit recruiting me when he GSC are expected to be Located Behind Off-Campus Beverage Center baseball coach Jack Stall- will bring prestige to the thought I was going contenders for top honors. ings is always going school. elsewhere. He invited me to somewhere. He has been to Mexico and South America with baseball 4' x 10' to 10' x 25' teams in the past year. Well this time he is going to AVAILABLE NOW! In Statesboro Spaces Starting At Australia. I'm leaving next month $12.50 per Month for Australia and I'll be there for six weeks," said Stallings. "The Australian Baseball 24-Hour Council is sponsoring the trip. I'll be working with 'We Store amateur teams while I'm Access there." It All" He will be staying in each of Australia's largest cities for a week. Stallings won't work with players, only coaches. "I'll be teaching funda- mentals, technique, coaching psychology, and whatever else they need for baseball." I was chosen from a group PIONEER PARK of 25 to 30 others. The group was narrowed to three; N. ZETTEROWER AVE. myself, one from the Cincinnati Reds and one 764-9295 from the Cleveland Indians. I New Mini-Warehouse Facility was really proud to be chosen from that group." Pftjje Fourteen, October ll, 1977 EAGLE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
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North Carolina State 'Nov. 28 Raleigh, NC Georgia State 7;30 ha 30 Atlanta 7:30 Pu Campbell College Dec. 2 Statesboro « ba Austin Peay 10 Clarksville, TN 8:00 wi Southern Illinois 13 Carbondale, IL 7:30* 19 Augusta College 17 Augusta 7:35* Poinsetta Classic 29-30 Greenville, SC 8:00 (Furman, Tennessee ax Tech, Appalachian cai State) Co fro Northeast Louisiana Jan. 5 Statesboro Intramurals at Georgia Southern will get underway this week. The program Old Dominion 7 8:00 of ; Statesboro 8:00 features several sports for men and women. Greek and Independent teams will vie Georgia State 9 Statesboro for top spots in separate divisions. South Alabama 12 8:00 i Statesboro 8:00 Mercer 14 Macon South Carolina 18 8:00 Columbia, SC 7:30 UNC-Wilmington 23 i Wilmington, NC East Carolina 25 7:30 i Swimming And Water Polo Statesboro 8:00 Mercer (Homecoming) 28 Statesboro Samford 30 8:00 Statesboro 8:00 SeasonsfTdGet Underway Baptist College Feb. 2 Charleston, SC Valdosta State 4 8:00 really looking for the season Statesboro 8:00 By PAUL GREENE this same event just two UNC-Wilmington 6 Statesboro The 1977-78 Georgia to begin. We've added 10 new years ago. _ South Alabama 8 8:00 freshman-and have 3 deep in Mobile, AL 7:30* Southern College swimming ' Out of the 15-18 members Old Dominion 11 Norfolk, VA and water polo teams should every position," said Floyd, of the swimming team, Baptist College 18 8:00 Statesboro 8:00 be in for an exciting and the GSJQswimming team returning is Ail-American East Carolina 20 Greenville, NC competitive season. Coach has been invited to two big Martin Miller from Bolds Northeast Louisiana 25 7:30 Monroe, LA 7:30* Buddy Floyd is the head swim meets: The Sun Belt Academy High School in Samford 27 Birmingham, AL coach for both swimming Invitational, which is held in Jesup. 8:15* and water polo. (Atlanta and the SIC's I In water polo, GSC was *CST all other are Eastern Last yeartheswimming] (Southern Intercollegiate .definitely hurt by gradua- team consisted of a small Champsionship) held^ tion. Two key figures Mike squad with practically no Athens. GeorgTaTlSouthern's Doan and Tom Becht were experienced leader on the Smith with his height and meet be ' of reserves. "They need all; depth whatsoever, but Coach first will the Brenau lost. However, the other five this team." long reach will take over the Relays on November 12, startes are returning this the experience they can get in \ Floyd is really looking order to improve," said the Eagle's first encounter goalie position. which is strictly a relays year to form a veteran squad •came this past weekend, The water polo games end forward to the upcoming match and warm up session Coach Floyd. "It's up to those season. "This year's team is for the season. Southern won' with an inexperienced group_ , veterans, and really the October 7-8, when they with the "Nationals" in i entire starting unit, to carry traveled to Lynchburg, November while swimming year's team is also returning Virginia, for the Southern continues until the third to play in the Yale League Invitational. "This week in March. Keep in mind Tournament." field, Dave Vonderlike, who that all GSC sports including Returning from last year's has moved from goalie to out swimming and water polo are water polo team are Bruce on the field because of his in the NCAA Division I Pavloski, a powerful and sprinting -ability, and Mark conference.
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Georgia Southern Base- Rodrigues), compiled an and Carmelo," Stallings ! Puerto Rican teamwhich won ball Coach Jack Stallings impressive 13-0 record during says. "Carlos has an awful the gold medal in World has once-again dipped into a three year career at Colegio lot of potential and I think Series competition at Puerto Rico's richly talented San Antonio High School. He he's going to help us this Columbia in 1976. baseball leagues and come up was his team's Most season.." with two top prospects for the , Valuable Player for both the "I've been closely 1977-78 season. 1976 and 1977 seasons. He following Carmelo's career Colon also played in the was also selected to play in ever since he was 14. He will Accepting grants-in-aid 1977 Puerto Rican Amateur develop into an outstanding a>e pitcher Carlos Colon and the high school all-star game Baseball All-Star game. A college player and will see a catcher Carmelo Aguayo. both years. talented all-around athlete, lot of action this season." Colon, a righthanded hurler the G'W 170 lb. Colon was from Rio Piedras (hometown ■ "I feel that we "have two also tabbed as his school's Aguayo was the MVP two of Eagle pitcher . Eddie quality ball players in Carlos MVP in basketball for the years running for the Puerto 1975-76 season. Rican AA team and was tabbed Rookie of the Year in Stallings feels he's come 'ALL I HAVE TO DO > 1975. He attended Alfonso 15 KICK IT. RIGHT?, (W up with a gem in Aguayo. The Diaz Lebron High School 5'5", 150 lb. catcher hails where he was his team's from Juncos, P.R., and was a batting champion for three starting member of the consecutive years. ( c \t j1 u^<- /&Y * Coach Slips From Roof, Breaks Leg
Four weeks ago head two more players from Puerto By LINDA KAY coach Jack Stalling was Rico; Carmelo Aguayo, a WHAT IF IT. M WILLIAMS KICKS ME BACK 7i working on the roof of his catcher and Carlos Colon, a house, when he slipped off freshman pitcher." The 1977-78 season has and broke his leg. Three new pitchers are barely begun but it shows "My wife and I are Kyle Strickland, from Middle promise of being an unusual rebuilding an old farm house Georgia Junior College, Pete one. on our land," said Stallings. Warenik, from Milledgeville, "I'd been working up on the and Roger Godwin, from roof for nearly two months, Fernadina Beach, Florida. Pot and I was nearly finished. Well that morning I went up The annual Georgia kind of early and the roof was Southern Fall Tournament is Luck wet with dew, and I just scheduled for October 28-30. slipped." There will be two GSC squads So says the VA... BUGS BUNNY by (CPS-ZNS)—Nabbed with "I was in a cast for three and they will play four of the the goods, an alleged weeks, and it has been off for top junior colleges in the RALPH HEIMDAHL and AL STOFFEL marijuana cigarette, a 20- about a week now, he said. state; Abraham Baldwin, year old North Dakota man "The doctor told me to take it Middle Georgia, South promptly swallowed the easy and gradually start Georgia, and Dekalb South. JACK STALLINGS evidence. working on it, like putting more weight on it." Undeterred.Judge Everett The fall practice has wmm Olson issued a search already started, and warrant for the "contents of Stallings is optimistic. the stomach" of the suspect. "Our recruiting went well. A soggy cigarette was Three players we wanted Jredged up and sent to the signed pro, but we did get ONE DAY SERVICE police lab for analysis. some good ones." Stallings said, Jimmy Even if the cigarette turns Mathews, who played third Pewter Mugs out to contain cannabis last year will be in the sativa, the ACLU' argues it outfield. will be inadmissable as "We got Jorge Lezcano to ^K evidence. They cite a 1952 play third for us. We also got Supreme Court ruling which Bracelets % states that examing a person's stomach without his WASH DAY Silver ^^ or her approval violates that person's constitutional WORRIES rights against self-incrimi- GOT YOU DOWN? nation. LET US HELP Grimes Prestige Jewelers END YOUR WOES 9 Since 1892 Jerry s . . . JUST BRING BARBER 'EM IN . . . 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Turntable with Rising Jr. Tutoring, Biology Lecture Hall, 7:00-8:30 p.m. being taken in order to select new Shure M91ED - $110. Pioneer this year's GSC Model U. £J. reel-to-reel w/Dolby with tapes $350 Lost and Found Wednesday, October 12 igroup. Applications can be> Sterling Lawrence, Dorman E-302 Rising Jr. Tutoring, Blue Building #3, 7:00-10:00 p.m. ■obtained from Dr. Lane Van 681-5264, or Landrum 861SL LOST: The day of registration at Tassell in Newton 202, Dr. Hanner Gym -1 pair of sunglasses SUB Movie, The General, Biology Lecture Hall, 8:00-10:00 p.m. *__._"__■* in a handmade needle-point case. Wesley Foundation Meeting, Rosenwaid Blue Room, 7:00-9:00 p.m. IZia Hashmi, Newton 110„or FOR SALE: 1969 Kawasaki 250 Twin. The case has a dark green WVGS Radio Station Meeting-Public Invited, Williams Coffeehouse, 7:30-9:30 i [from the political science Excellent condition. Must ride to background with a butterfly & p.m. ^department secretary. appreciate. $350 firm. Two helmets mushrooms on it. Please return to J. included. Contact E.E. Landrum Warnock at Landrum Box 9152. Dr. Van Tassell encour- 11325. Thursday, October 13 D* "Religious Activities Committee Meeting, Williams 111-115, 9:00-12:00 p.m. ages all students who are •C SUB Concert "Lynyrd Skynyrd", Fieldhouse 8:00 p.m. interested to apply. Students FOR SALE: Alaskan Ma La Mute LOST: At registration, a gold do not have to be political wedding ring. It has a diamond in a puppies. Males $85.00, Females Friday, October 14 science majors, nor do they $75.00. Phone 681 -3J>?0 Tiffany style 6-prong setting. The inscription inside the ring reads SUB Movie, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Biology Lecture Hall, 9:00 p.m. i have to be upper-classmen in "Jabel 18 ct." Great sentimental order to qualify. FOR SALS: Pentax and Minolta value. $75 reward! Call Bonnie Saturday, October 15 siligore c/d 80-200 mm'zoom w/lens Grooms in Claxton, collect, 496- The Model U. 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