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Vol. 58-No. 11 Statesboro, Georgia 30458 January 23, 1978

Friday At 8 p.m. Concert Kicks Off Homecoming Festivities

By SUANN COLSTON Atlanta Rhythm Section parade; are marching bands, categories. Saturday night at 8:00 dedicated at 2 p.m., Friday, Georgia Southern's 1978 with special guest Brick will floats, animated characters, Georgia Southern's ther will be a dance at the Jan. 27, as part of the Homecoming Festivities will appear in concert at the clowns, crazy cars, and a Women's Basketball Team Williams Center featuring homecoming events. be held January 27 and 28. Hanner Fieldhouse Color Guard from Paris will play the Mercer Teddy the Chevelles, a group from Speakers will include Dr. The festivities will include a Student tickets are $4 in Island. Bears at 12:45 Saturday in the Milledgeville area. There Mario J. Goglia, vice concert, bicycle races, advance and $5 at the door. There will be ten floats the Hanner Fieldhouse will be no admission charge. chancellor, University movies, a dance, parade, and The general admission sponsored by different At 3:00 the Eagles will play System of Georgia; Dr. N. W. the crowning of a Home- tickets are $6 in advance and campus organizations, along the Mercer men's team. Quick, acting president of coming queen. $7 at the door. with ten crazy cards, and During half-time of the men's The Homecoming movie GSC; and Ben G. Waller, Saturday morning at 9:30, nine clowns. Some of the game the winner of the is The Enforcer, starring dean of students. The bike races will begin the Homecoming parade will- animated characters will Homecoming queen will be Clint Eastwood, and will be Students are invited to at 4 p.m. Friday and the begin to line up. They will include Bugs Bunny, Big announced. There are 22 shown Friday at midnight attend the dedication and to contestants will race around leave the Hanner gym Bird from Sesame Street, contestants competing for and Saturday at 7 p.m. The take tours of the new facility. Sweetheart Circle. Anyone parking lot at 10:30 and Tweetie Bird, Mickey Mouse, the title of Homecoming cost will be 75 cents. Tours will be limited in may enter, and there is no proceed up Highway 67 to 301 Raggedy Ann, and Batman queen. The GSC infirmary will be consideration of patients. entry fee. Trophies will be North and then travel to the riding in the Batmobile. awarded to 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Courthouse on East Main, Trophies will be awarded for place winners. and disband two blocks from 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place Black Poetess Friday night at 8 p.m. the there. Included in this year's winners in each of the Nikki Giovanni To Appear Model UN Plans Announced

Twelve Georgia Southern to the United Nations. In the sponsors a mini-model of the College students will travel to past, Georgia Southern has United Nations for partici- New York, March 12th, to represented such countries as pating high schools. This participate in the 7th Annual Uganda and Malaysia. This year's high school assembly National Model United year's country has not been will be held the first weekend Nations. assigned yet. in March and 100 to 150 high school students are expected These 12 delegates and 11 Most of the money for the to visit the GSC campus to alternates were chosen trip is raised by the students take part in it. recently from over 50 themselves through such applications. activities as car washes and "This is the fourth year donut sales. we've sponsored the mini- "This year we had more model for high schools and I formal applications sent in "However this year the think it's actually a good recruiting tool for Georgia than ever," said Dr. G. Lane Stude'nt Budget Activities Van Tassell, associate Fee has set aside $2000 along Southern." professor of political science. with some help from private "We tried to choose contributions for us," The 12 participating representatives from a explained Van Tassell. delegates are Gerald Drose, variety of majors, even "This 7Hr we are trying to Charleston, S.C.; Daniel though most of the delegates send least part of the Clarke, Decatur; Gary Bacon, have some form of interest in alterna^ i also." Ludowici; Elfie Early, political science." The participation in the Decatur; Brenda McElreath, Under the U.N. program, National program is also Clarkston; Leroy Riley, each college represents a brought back to the local Harleyville, S.C.; Angela country which has delegates level when Georgia Southern Evans, Macon; David Darden, Marietta; Virenda Shahi, Bihar, India; Martha Griner, Claxton; Ryn INSIDE Robbins, Statesboro; Janet Smith, Winder. The alternates are Will Early registration pg. 2 Brown, Statesboro; Alan Editorials pg. 6 Crowder, Millen; Denise Letters pg. 7 Drose, Statesboro; Karyn Bates, Savannah; Ly Hong, Eastern Brass Quintet pg. 8 Taipei, Taiwan; Greg The Afro-American Club, in cooperation with the SUB, CCC, and Studies Abroad — pg. 10 Arnsdorff, Guyton; Ray AFBC, will present ton Feb. 1 Nikki Giovanni, the highly acclaimed Matt Simpkins profile pg. 13 Martz, College Park; Tom "Princess of Black Poetry." She will speak at 8 p.m. in McCroan Whatley, Vidalia; Valerie Classifieds pg. 16 Auditorium. This will be one of the many activities in GSC's third annual Pace, Jacksonville, Fla.; WVGS schedule pg. 16 observance of Black History Week. George White, Metter; Cathy Sapp, Eastman. Page Two, January 23, 1978 Early Registration Is Planned

SECOND FRONT By KAREN PAUL touch with his advisor during students and entering* A new "early registra- the registration period, freshmen," said Wells. tion" procedure which would which could extend to about a Dosier and Wells both 'eliminate waiting in long week." stressed that the whole,: lines, provide better "With the new system," success of the system would advisement and accommo- depend on cooperation from date more students may be in said Dosier, "if a student encounters a problem, he the students and advisors. effect at GSC as early as this They said there would still be *2 doesn't have to make an summer, said Lloyd Dosier, a drop/add day, and that it immediate decision, he can Missing Textbooks Create of the Management Depart- would determine the success get in touch with his advisor ment. of the program. and come back to registration Dosier, chairman of the Students who do not take • Ad Hoc Committee for Early later." their schedules seriously and Registration, said the Dr. Robert Wells, Associ- flock to drop/add to change Problem For Some Students Faculty Senate had directed ate Registrar, said the new courses will defeat the whole an Admissions committee to procedure will "try to purpose of early registration, * By KENNY HUDSON will be levied by the college Georgia Southern College for look into a new registration completely do away with said Dosier. "This is one judicial board or an at least two full academic procedure to replace the If a student finds a book, course cards." He said reason several colleges have quarters and then only upon he/she should turn it in to administrative hearing current one. students will still receive time turned away from this type of officer. Discipline will be the written recommendation, "The new registration lost and found, (Dean of cards on a seniority basis, but system." ■* levied in all instances except of the psychiatrist, as quoted Student sOffice) said Gary system will take place in the will have to go to only one Wells said the new system those situations in which a from the Eagles Eye Student Morgan, director of judicial middle of a quarter," said person and present their would eliminate a lot of qualified, licensed psychia- Handbood 1977-78. affairs. A student should Dosier," "and will enable a schedule. "We hope in the manual work "and is being trist has indicated to the never buy books from a The taking of textbooks is student to register for the future to employ the use of designed so that use can be* college (in writing) that the next quarter in advance." stranger. If one does buy listed under the regulation computer terminals which made of the current actions of the individual were books, make the seller show describing theft. No student Doiser said the system could scan the requested computer center equipment, caused by severe psycholo- some proof that the book shall take, attempt to take, or heavily depended on student course and register the and will be compatible with_ gical problems sufficient to belongs to him, said Morgan. keep in his possession items advisement. "Before registra- student. If a course is closed the 'On-line' registration, or warrant the immediate The student should put not legally possessed by him. tion, a student will have a out, the computer will keep the use of computer withdrawal from college by his/her name in the book oh It also states that no student specified length of time to count of how many students terminals, when they become the individual involved. In shall sell a textbook, not his some familar pages, said meet with his advisor. have requested the course available to GSC." such instances, the individ- own, without written The system is set up so the Morgan. The taking of a after it closed." This system Wells said he hoped in the ual may not re-register at permission of the owner. student can still remain in textbook could not only allows deans to make future that a master course jeapordizeastudent'sgradein immediate assessments in catalog could be available to a course, it could also opening up new sections students a quarter in y jeapordize a student's entire TTtl 1*0 I 11T1 **tl t JUDICIAL AFFAIRS needed almost a quarter in advance. "The computer L 111 college career, said Morgan. - ' W«1"CI1I advance. center can transfer card We average from five to Editors Note: The judicial affairs, released the Wells said the new method information onto tape and six stolen books per quarter, (following information following information for the could immediately give run off a print-out. This could - said Robert Foltz, manager of has been released under week of Jan. 9 through Jan. feedback on how many be easily offset onto The Book Nook. The bad Up At GSC the guidelines of the 13. students were registered, newsprint, thus saving a lot thing about stolen books are Constitution of the Six students were charged which courses were closed of composing time and out, and how many students 1 they are always stolen just With several late and off- College Judicial Board, with major violations and supply money," she said. still needed it. before finals, and this could campus registrations still to article 10 and is in two students were charged Early registration for cause a student to fail a be completed, enrollment at compliance with Sec. 438 with general violations of "The early registration GSC is still in the planning course and possibly fail the Georgia Southern College is of the General Education Georgia Southern College system will be completely stages, but Wells and Dosier quarter, said Foltz. We are a running around 500 ahead of Provisions Act, as amend- regulations. optional and we hope that if it are optimistic in using private store, and we can take the same date last year, ed, 20 USC 1239 (Buckley Six of the cases involved is successful, the benefits can summer quarter as a good the stolen book cases according to GSC Registrar Admendment). Specifics unauthorized intervisitation be extended to. transfer time to try it out. through the courts, and the Lloyd Joyner. of any case will not be while two other cases student could be charged To date, a total of 5,472 reported by the George- involved theft and unauthor- " with petty larceny and students have been register- Anne except where the ized use of college facilities. possibly sent to jail, said ed for the winter quarter; accused waive their right Six students were placed Foltz. But, we work with the however, numerous off- to confidentiality in a on restricted disciplinary college on this matter, and campus graduate registra- written statement. probation and two students they have been very helpful tions are still to come. With received disciplinary pro- Gary Morgan, director of to us, said Foltz. the current figures in hand, bation. What we do when a Joyner expects the final textbook is stolen, is find enrollment to surpass last the book in our stack, and year's winter total of 5,938. send the name of the person "We anticipated a over to judicial affairs, said possible increase for the IMPORT Wendell Hagins, manager of winter quarter," explained Gerrald 's GSC Bookstore. "We only Joyner. "However, we didn't Service Center stand behind any action they think it would be quite this HAIR STYLES take in judicial affairs." We good at this date. cannot tell when someone Joyner added that it comes in with a stolen book, would be close to the first of » Service Toyotas, All Imports, and so we just take the February before the final precautionary, measures: FOR Domestic Models figure could be known. Each havethestudentshowhisI.D., unit of the University System sign a ticket, and give us his must file their official MEN & Certified Import Trained Mechanics Landrum Box, he said. enrollment total by February "Thereis virtually noescape," 15. Hagins said. "The taking of If the current outlook WOMEN another student's book could prevails, it will continue the Use your BankAmericard, Master Charge, wreck someone's life." trend of increased enrollment American Express, Diners Club, or Carte Blanche A student, when found at Georgia Southern. Last Hair Cuts $2.50 - Style Cuts $3.00 Fall's enrollment was the guilty of breaking a major Hair Style $6.00 regulation, will be dis- highest ever in the 70-year STATESBORO TOYOTA ciplined'normallyi, including history of the College with nothing less than restricted' 6,484. The winter quarter at "If It's Heads You Win" P. O. Box 861 108 Savannah Ave. disciplinary probation and GSC has also shown a steady STATESBORO, GEORGIA 30458 may include suspension or increase over the past three STATESBORO MALL expulsion. This discipline years. Phone (912) 764-9151 - Page Three, January 23, 1978 Pittman To Show Teaching Plan SOUTHERN emerged over a period of five By DEREK SMITH guidance and discipline. counseling, he is given an "A new team approach to "Guidance at Marvin opportunity to think things years. The Junior High level teaching responsible be- Pittman has become a total out in a "time out area" uses the "Glasser" technique havior" by members of the effort toward improving separate from the other of behavior therapy which Marvin Pittman School student behavior," said students. Next, the parents of stresses class discussions to PEOPLE faculty will be presented to Wiley. "Children at Marvin the student are contacted so solve problems that students the National Association of Pittman are a part of the rule- that they may work with the might have. Laboratory Schools at its making process. This helps school to help the child. If Other schools across the annual convention in the children understand the more aid is needed, the country are working with Chicago on February 21. reasons for rules and value student is placed in an "in- similar behavior techniques, Riley.... Attending the convention development." school suspension room," but the Pittman program is" from Pittman School will be According to Flowers, the explained Flowers. Here the carried out at an extensive, Dr. Sam Riley, Journalism, has sold an article on the Principal Ellis Wiley and purpose of the program is "to student spends the entire level. "In terms of total effort, monastery liqueurs of Florence, Italy, to the New York Mrs. Nancy Flowers, school improve communication school day doing assign- I know of no other program in Times and an article called "Eating In Italian" to the counselor. Through a slide- between teacher and student ments, and with no social this area like the one we use," activities. This continues for Philadelphia Inquirer. Riley has been named a tape presentation, the on a person to person basis." stated Wiley. program will explain the If the student does not one to three days. "During contributing editor of Savannah's regional magazine At the Chicago conven- Coastal Quarterly and published an article on coastal Marvin Pittman method of respond to this form of this time, the student is expected to work out a plan to tion, Marvin Pittman will folk remedies in the Fall 1977 issue. gain national exposure to the An article on gem mining North Carolina that correct his own behavior," said Flowers. "The emphasis National Association of orginally appeared in the Washington Post has been re- is to make young people Laboratory Schools and the published in the Boston Globe and Chicago Tribune, IBM Recruiter Evicted American Association of and a piece on a service project of Statesboro's Optimist accept responsibility for their own behavior." Colleges for Teacher Club appeared in the November 1977 issue of Optimist The group gathered at the Education. Magazine. Students forced a com- The Pittman program has pany recuiter's sudden exit rally decided to demand the from the University of recruiter leave the campus California at Santa Cruz immediately, three students Hawk,.,. (UCSC), protesting IBM's signed up to see the IBM man. When their turn came Dr. Donald Hawk, head of the Department of involvement with South Africa. they opened the office door Professional Laboratory Experiences, was recently for the rest who jammed the reappointed to the Professional Standards Commission The November 14 action began with a peaceful rally of office clapping and chanting of Georgia by Georgia Governor George Busbee. "out now." Hawk is one of four college representatives on the 20- 150 people outside the office member commission. One current project of the where interviews with the Eyeing the 150 students commission is a series of hearings throughout the state IBM recruiter were schedul- crowding into the office and to her public concerns about schools and teacher ed. Speakers for the Coalition halls, the recruiter offered to preparation. Against Institutionalized leave in 20 minutes. Not good Racism (CAIR), orgainzers of enough, responds the crowd. the rally, explained IBM's With only two security Bouma.... connection with apartheid guards in the office, the man South Africa. IBM computers from IBM capitulated, Dr. Lowell Bouma, Head of the Georgia Southern are essential to the mainten- grabbed his coat and was Department of Foreign Languages, recently presented a ance of the passbook system peacefully escorted out by the lecture at Western Kentucky University. which enables the govern- guards. The students The Lecture was entitled "Linquistics as a ment to monitor the activity followed him out chanting Humanistic Science." of all non-whites in the "the people united shall He also evaluated a new Humanities program which country. The University of never be defeated." the University has recently developed with the aid of a California owns $22 million grant from the National Endowment for the IBM stocks. Earlier in the morning Humanities. "We don't think IBM student representatives had should have a right to come approached UCSC's chan- here and recruit us to work for cellor, asking him to prohibit White.... them so we can be part of the IBM recruitment on campus.' prcess that eventually kills He had replied that students Dr. Jane White, Associate Professor of Business people in South Africa," said had the right to be Communication, was recently appointed Consulting a CAIR spokesperson. interviewed. Editor of the JOURNAL OF BUSINESS EDUCATION. Dr. White was apppointed by publisher Cornelius W. Wahle. She will continue her position as Contributing Editor and author of the monthly column "Class Visuals" which she has written for the JOURNAL since You Can Now Eat Lunch 1970. At The Hickman.... ifiousc ilHkllf Dr. Keith Hickman, Professor of Technology at Georgia Southern College, recently addressed the regular meeting of the Savannah chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers. Hickman's topice was "What's New From Antique Open For Lunch At 11:30 a.m. Technology." He has been a member of the Georgia Southern faculty since 1967. SPECIAL HOMECOMING Orders To Go TIMES

Hackett.... January 27 Friday Midnight Dr. Donald Hackett, Chairman of the Division of 10% DISCOUNT January 28 Saturday 7:00 p.m. Technology at Georgia Southern College, was recently Sunday 6,8, & 10 p.m. honored as a "Founding Father" of Industrial Janury 29 Technology and the National Association of Industrial For G.S.C. Students Technology. Biology Lecture Hackett recived a cirtificate for "recognition and with College I.D. appreciation for outstanding service in promoting the Hall national objectives of the organization." Windsor Village Page Four, January 23,1978 > Students Hit Fee Hikes

(CPS) - Students around the Northwestern officials The students were not country are responding to reportedly claimed that the moved by what they called tuition increases with a increase was to cover costs of Hoover's flippancy and as a mixture of organized protest, the medical program without result, more than 400, legal action and practical relying on state and federal applications were mailed to humor. aid, a trend that is increasing Hoover for his gardening job. The issue has become top at many private institutions Free ads were run in the priority as last year, the But one medical student paper for several weeks and median price of attending claimed that the University two plastic bags, gift- college rose, on the national ignored $500,000 in state aid wrapped, which held the level, to $630 for state which could have offset the applications were turned residents and $1,521 for non- tuition increase. over to Hoover at a meeting residents according to data Students involved in the on Nov. 18. from 135 four-year and class action suit hope to place graduate campuses belong- a 10.4 per cent ceiling on Hoover called the protest ing to the National Associa- tuition increases beginning "completely out of order" and tion of State Universities and this year which would hike "contrary to the way we Land-Grant Colleges. this year's tuition by only operate." Hoover added that Inflation continues to take $450. As of Nov. 21, the the action would not do the most of the blame together University had not answered students any good, and that- with charges by universities the students' charges. the applications should go to that state legislatures and At the same time, students the Governor. other sources are not at the University of While Hoover called the. providing adequate appropri- Maryland had their own way protest "wasted effort," the ations. of protesting a $60 tuition Maryland State Board for Professional schools have increase. When Dr. Samuel Higher Education was been hit the hardest and Hoover of the University of requesting a $2.7 million- some students feel they have Maryland's Board of Regents appropriation to offset the had enough. More than 300 announced the hike, the need for the tution hike. medical students at North- school newspaper quoted him western University near as saying: The applications for the^ Chicago, 111. filed suit this fall "Now, $60 isn't very weed pulling job were left against their administration much. Anybody ought to be behind by Hoover at the end to block a 57 per cent increase able to go out and earn that. of the November meeting. that became effective for the Why they ought to come over Students at Maryland plan to. 1977-78 term. Tuition there and see me, I'll give them a send them to Acting rose from $4,350 for 1976 to job helping me pull weeds in Governor Blair Lee on $6,855 for 1977. my lawn." The CCC has announced the Hoover's recommendation. finalists for Homecoming Queen (pictured above). Voting for the Queen and the runners-up will be held on Thursday, Jan. 26, and the results will be announced half-time At The ^o&£fiax\ SwC of the men's basketball game on Saturday, Jan. 28. "There were more candidates to choose from than in former years," said Stan Todd, CCC co-curricular chairman Executive Club "The CCC would like to thank everyone who turned out to vote for the finalists," he said. Jjfvtee plat, Jw&

HOMECOMING WEEKEND Improvements Planned For Wed., Friday & Saturday Campus Vending Services JANUARY 25, 27 & 28 "Some improvements are machines are old. Before any new vending being made in the vending "Instead of kicking or machines are purchased, the service of products on this beating a machine if it takes auxiliary services depart- campus," Ben Dixon, director money from the student," ment is trying to decide what Happy Hour ... 4:30-7 of GSC auxiliary services, said Dixon, "we suggest that types of products should be Unlimited hors d'oeuvre said last week. the student call auxiliary offered and where to place the Hopefully, GSC will be services for a reimburse- machines, added Dixon. "We receiving some new vending ment." If the same situation need some student opinions machines, said Dixon, but for happens in a dorm, Dixon in order to give a wide variety the time being, the auxiliary said that student should of the most popular Music Starts at 8 P.M. services department is trying inform the housing director, products." to service the machines as who will also replace the best as they can." money lost by the student in Dixon stated that the the machine. By doing this, a All "The Late Night greatest problem with the line of communication, machines is with students through the housing TIMES Place to Be" abusing them. He added that directors, is trying to be STATESBORO (Forget Carson) he understands students' established between the SOUTHSIDE GEORGIA frustration with the mach- students and the auxiliary DRIVE IN THEATRE ines because he realizes the services department. 681-3557 Page Five, January 23, 1978

ot 3d a )<£ to b. le HOMECOMING id t- ie :d « it d e tt e * o SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

FRIDAY, January 27th THURSDAY, January 26th BICYCLE RACE 4:00 P.M. GYMNASTIC MEET 7:30 P.M. Trophy Presentation — After Race GSC Gymnasts vs. Houston Baptist Sweetheart Circle Hanner Fieldhouse (Entry Forms Available at CCC Office)

FRIDA Y, January 27th HOMECOMING CONCERT 8:00 P.M. Atlanta Rhythm Section & Brick Hanner Fieldhouse

FRIDAY, January 27th SUB MOVIE At Mdni^it "The Enforcer"

SATURDAY, January 28th HOMECOMING PARADE 10:30 A.M. Through Downtown Statesboro and Campus 27 Trophies Will Be Awarded For Entries (Entry Information At CCC Office)

SATURDAY, January 28th BASKETBALL Women — 12:45 P.M. — GSC vs. Mercer Men — 3:00 P.M. — GSC vs. Mercer • Crowning of Homecoming Queen at Halftime • Presentation of All Parade Trophies SATURDAY, January 28th SUB MOVIE 7:00 P.M. "The Enforcer tt

SA TURD A Y, January 28th HOMECOMING DANCE 8:00 P.M. Featuring The TT'RTT'Tr "Chevelles" r ^^^ Williams Center FREE Page Six, January 23.1978 ^»i "•«. V' w Alison Terry GEORGE-ANNE The Language Barrier

BETH BLOUGH ALISON TERRY Just because the Ameri- other major thing you can** Editor many blocks something is, Managing Editor cans and the English both you'll be met with blank depend on: strikes. Next to speak the same language, stares. talking about the weather, don't assume that we can Food is another problem. the English love to go on understand them, or vice- For instance, the potato strike more than anything." EDDIE DONATO versa. My Christmas family is most confusing. If It's sort of a national past LONNIE MOTT holidays were spent in time, like playing cricket. News Editor you want potato chips, ask Business Manager Winchester, England, and in for crisps. If it's French fries At any given time, at least the space of three weeks, I you want, then ask for chips. three major working forces'" was misunderstood over Don't ever ask for French will be on strike. Sometimes Editorial views expressed in The George-Anne are not necessarily those of "the GSC 1000 time« fries, that's something else its the firemen, elevator administration or faculty. Signed columns are solely the viewpoint of the writer. To begin with, don't ever altogether. If you want a operators, and auto workers. ask for directions from an hamburger, ask for a At other times it's postal" Englishman; not that they "beefburger." I advise not clerks, electrical power- aren't helpful, they are. The putting huge dollops of workers, policemen, coal Frank Maddox average Englishman will mustard on it after you get it, miners, bus conductors^ spend hours directing a lost however. The English telephone operators, doctors, tourist, but unfortunately the mustard is hot enough to nurses, or train engineers. A How Do You Spell Relief ? English method of direction blow your socks off, and popular joke at present is the is not on the same wave makes Chinese mustard taste one about a certain toll-free^ length as the American way. bland. Another tricky food number you can dial in With all the cold weather flu last year? It was the tennis behind Johnson Hall, "How do I get to the item is "jelly" (they call it England to find out "What everyone's getting the flu. rainiest day of the quarter, there is a nice loaded Cathedral?" one asks. "jam" and if you do ask tor Strikes Are On Today." Classes are half empty, and swarms of students were magazine rack to thumb "Oh, cor, follow this road jelly, you will get jello.) If you England is a fun place to- pretty girls have cold sores; crowded in the front yard of through. here, ducks, to the end of the don't like rutabaga, always visit. Everything is so "little and every other student the cottage trying to get pavement, then left, down to refuse "swedes," they are one and cute," and London is smells like Vick's Vapo-rub. inside the 6x6 waiting room. The nursing staff seems to i the High Street, take that up and the same. certainly more exciting than But there is an optimistic More students died from have been revamped too. to the top, then left down to Statesboro (except orv view to all this illness. As a pneumonia caught while Many students can relate to the Ring Road." Translation: Now that you have Sundays). result of getting sick more waiting in the rain than all my last visit to the old health "Go up to the end of this reached your destination and But it is nice to return to students are being exposed to the nation's pig flu victims cottage. Late one evening, I sidewalk, go left for a block to had a bite to eat, don't be the land where you can get ice the campus' new health totaled. had an ulcer on my lower lip Main Street, then another offended if your host asks, in your drinks (the Englishr building, properly called the Waiting space is no that was killing me, so I block and you will be on the "When would you like me to think ice is unhealthy, I hobbled over to the cottage knock you up?" or else, "Do "GSC Infirmary." Memories problem at the new infirm- Traffic Circle." personally think it's of the good times spent in the ary. The huge, plush for a free swish of chlorasep- The major problem you have a rubber?" tic spray and some soothing Contrary to what you may unhealthy to drink warm old health cottage across reception room has piped in encountered in directions is bourbon) and get something from Foy have almost faded medicinal music, and color advice. I opened the door; a the Englishman's insistence think, he isn't trying to be big low-voiced nurse took my suggestive. He merely wants to eat at 3 o'clock in the away. co-ordinated chairs and on using the terms "up to the morning (everything shuts Remember waiting in line tables.. And when you tire of I.D; and I followed her back top" and "down to the to know at what time you into the examining room. wish to be awakened in the down in England at 5 p.m. No, to get saved from the swine watching the freshmen play bottom." After many convenience stores either). I obeyed her order to open misdirections, you figure that morning, and do you have a my mouth wide, and she pencil eraser. Their drinking hours are no "tops" and "bottoms" mean fun either, pubs close at 10:30 immediately thrust a pointed the beginnings and endings Besides being constantly The Editorial 'We' popsicle stick directly into p.m. Almost like being iiv of blocks. Don't ever ask how misunderstood, there is one Bulloch County. Thearticlel entitled, "Williams Dining Hall May my ulcer. Tears swelled in my eyes, and blood dripped down Close" which appeared in last) week's George-Anne concerned the possibility of Food Services operating only in ' my chin as the nurse offered a Landrum Center next quarter. sympathetic "ha,ha, I guess that hurt, didn't it?" Primarily because of the recently passed increase in minimum wage which was not projected in this year's As she turned to adjust budget, Food Services may not have the funds to keep her white supportive Williams Dining Hall open. stockings, I slithered out of However, another problem which directly effects the the examining room and ran finances of Food Services is the large amount of waste that screaming into the night. occurs at each meal. Not only will students leave food During a recent trip to the untouched on their plates, but they will also take more infirmary I was impressed by napkins than they need and often take the utensils and the treatment and service glasses from the dining hall. that I received. The Should this type of waste created by the students be receptionist is good looking stopped, the savings which would necessarily ensue would and the nurses and doctor are no doubt benefit Food Services to the extent that it may not very professional and be faced with the current situation of having to close one of helpful. the eating areas. Gone are the days of the The George-Anne would encourage Food Services to health cottage. In a move carefully consider the problem and all alternatives to towards becoming a universi- closing Williams before taking such action since the move ty, Georgia Southern has would obviously inconvenience the many students which shown good judgement by prefer to eat there. Despite the expected drop of 600 to 700 placing a high standard of meal plans for Spring Quarter, lines would increase health care for the students. causing further inconvenience for everyone. The GSC infirmary is one of The students should also take their part though, and the nicest facilities available quit taking more food than they want and more napkins to students here at school. than they need and the glasses out of the dining hall. Next time you get sick, don't go into a panic. No longer do you need to try to The George-Anne staff encourages all students, locate a doctor in Statesboro. faculty, and administrators to take part in the upcoming The quality of health festivities of Homecoming 1978. services' new infirmary is Stan Todd, director Co-Curricular Affairs of the Central quite able to handle your Coordinating Committee, has worked long and hard with illnesses. Visit the infirmary, his committee to make this homecoming the best and most if for no better reason than memorable ever and deserves our thanks and appreciation. to try out one of those spiffy Due to his work, Georgia Southern will once again be little cardboard thermom- able to enjoy a homecoming parade and many other eters with dots that change activities throughout the weekend. colors. i ' '-■ » sVft.: Ci .*>.**.■-;..(..>, % ,V.-.i .V^.V^v.^.^^v;;^,. >*"■*•: '»„** > vv'»A'. <•*<%'* i Jw*' Page Seven, January 23, 1978 LETTERS - Being An Individual if you can't stand rock music going off to college. But I'm GEORGE ANNE but would prefer something aware that only a few of you Trlsha Keadle Asst. News Editor classical; if you'd rather have examined whatever the Through Christianity- drink strawberry sodas and world offers, and you're fed Frank Maddox Features Editor chocolate milk than colas; up. Mike Bradford . Paul Greene Sports Editor Dear Editor and if you like bicycle riding The most fed up people Fred Bankston, Terry Miller Copy Editors We read or experience Steve Coffey Cartoonist (or even walking), then it's a I've met are those who later these" familiar things Mike Jones Photographer sign that you're more an turned their lives over to God. _, everyday: rock music, colas, Karen Paul Subscriptions individual than a number in And they are at peace with sports cars or motorcycles, Nancy Bateman Circulation a vast crowd of "copy cats" as themselves, although homes the latest styles in clothes. Carolyn McKihney Typist The above list describes the Dr. Pepper commercial are divided because of it. _, what today's society is after, best describes it. Yet, you know that Staff Writers: Wayne Estes, Sandra Aaron, Derek Smith, Allen Cone, Helen what they regard as the "in" But you don't have to be Christianity can't be ideally Grant, Bobby Smelly, Gladys Watson, Sheryl Walker, Karen Paul, Cralg Woodall, Lynn Blanks, Linda Kay Williams, Hala Galnes, Richard Pitman, thing. an individual if you" don't perfect in this life. There are want to be. Go ahead and problems, but at least it's Jimmy Rlckenbacker, Julie Mabry, Vickl Keith, Kenny Hudson, Mike Everybody, or at least McOaniel, Beth Schad, Estelle Spears, SuAnn Colstrn. -4 most of society, feels it's a condemn classical music as better than the hum-dum break from the Establish- being so outdated only existence that would ment, that they're old enough Grandpa would care to listen otherwise be there; in and free to do their own to it. And say to yourself, addition, you become a truly First Sports Priority- years with high-school all- - thing. "Bike riding is too strenuous satisfied non-conformist adequate recognition from But for some reason, it and the the sports car is a (even though a few others Americans coming to the school for your efforts. more convenient way of will join you in your guest for Adequate Recognition Georgia Southern from all strikes a prudent man as just Further, if you would like inner peace). Your hidden over the east. The water polo another means of conform- getting around town." Dear Editor: to find out what water polo is, talents will be manifested. team has been nationally - ing to the world system with If you argue these things, I would like to respond to you are certainly welcome to And creativity is a by- ranked and is undoubtedly a its fads and tastes. then keep in mind that you the letter in last week's come to the pool and practice don't have to listen to such product of all you do when major power in the south. It is I don't know. When George-Anne concerning the with us. canonized composers as you seek to love God. also the major fall sport and everybody desires the same coverage of athletic teams in I am glad that the golfers Bach or Beethoven, who are The Bible states it in this without it Georgia Southern kind of music, and would the sports section of this improving and gaining part of an early era; you can way: "Do not be conformed to would lose its NCAA status. prefer colas to all other soft publication. Unfortunately, national acclaim because still listen to 20th century this world, but be trans- I can sympathize with the that can only help the drinks, and noisy, sports cars the size of our article is not composers like Ralph formed by the renewing of golfers because in the to something quieter, they're always in proportion to the athletic program here, but I Vaughan Williams, who was October 18th issue of the not trying to break away your mind." performance of a team in a feel that the need for alive even during my own Now, who would really from the styles of the particular sports event; George-Anne where the evaluation of priorities on the lifetime. And bike riding like to become an individual? water polo team placed Establishment, but are really however, to degrade the sports page of the George- builds your muscles, whereas Let every man or woman who second and the golfers placed trading one set of standards water polo team in an effort Anne would be a move any motor driven vehicle desired to break away from for another. to elevate the status of the 13th, the golfers appeared to towards reporting bias and costs you money for fuel. the crowd to become a true Who would really like to golf team is a good example receive a disproportionate not in the best interests of the individual, take this passage share of the coverage. The athletic program. be an individual? Before I I perceive that a great of athletic self-cehteredness. and apply it to his or her life. point is not to get the most can answer that question, I many of you are already The water polo team has coverage but to receive Und. R. Water would hasten to mention that searching for yourselves by Dave Fountain been at this school for five

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FEATURES not too bright at GSC. The heads has always been a beans which are served, By MIKE McDANIEL student has a choice of favorite in stews and everyday in order to toughen To eat or not to eat, that is wasting away from malnutri- meatloaf. Vegetables are up the human digestive the question. The answer is tion or die at the hands of a served such as vintage corn, system in case we're ever cook and his killer spatula at left on the stalks several stranded in the desert and_ the Landrum dining hall or have to eat cactus. Jan. 26 dying hall, which ever comes The main course selection first. is overwhelming. There are An article of this type steak burgers, pork burgers,., can't begin to cover a story of veal burgers, seal burgers, this magnitude because of carburator burgers, soaked Quintet To Perform space. A series of books three days in gumout. These might be a better answer. We items have been chicken- fried, goat fried and even By RICHARD PITMAN at universities coast to coast. Wich (trumpet), Robert could call them several One of their biggest names such as "Visiting the solar fried. That's when you Fanning (trombone), and leave them under a sun lamp If music is a part of your engagements was on Charles Baxter (horn), and County Morgue" or "300 December 21, 1976, when Ways to Die Slowly." for a few days. life, then you should make Token Jolly (tuba). There is plenty more to plans to attend an evening they performed a program of Tickets for the perform- Actually the Landrum with The Eastern Brass Christmas music for Center does have a tough job. tell but because of space this ance can be picked up at the article must end. A final word Quintet. The quintet is President and Mrs. Ford and ticket office on the second Each day it must serve composed of five talented their guests. thousands of students some might be that if you have a- floor of Rosenwald. Students dog at school and one day it is young men. who have been The band consists of Richard must show their identifica- sort of food in order that they Green (trumpet), William can return the next quarter missing, do not go to the known to keep their tion card, but pay no fee. humane society but instead "audiences entranced," says and be able to respond to that favorite saying "Are you years on order to improve rush like heck over to" Louisville Courier- Landrum and makesurethose Journal. going to pay by check or texture and to use in case you cash." have the urge for chewing turkey legs they are cooking The College Life Enrich- are not really good ole Fido's ment Committee, directed by First, let's look at the type gum and can't find any. Gordon Alston, is responsible of food served. Ground up eels There are also gangreen legs. for this musical interlude in your busy schedule. Mr. Alston is excited about The Eastern Brass Quintet Cast List Named For concert. In the contract, the quintet has agreed to hold a workshop for any interested student (music major or not). This workshop will be held in Taming Of The Shrew' Foy before the concert at 5 p.m., for those students who By MIKE HARPER Edwards, Michelle Chapelle, Cafagno, Chip Neese, Don want to do a little blowing. Following four nights of Shane Bruce, Kelly Baker, Newbe, Alix McCreery, No fee will be charged for the auditions Dr. Richard Freddie Keen, Sylvia workshop, to be directed by Johnson of the speech Critzberry, Johnny Strick- Marie Robertson, Barbara the quintet themselves. department has announced land, Bill Bazzell, Ester Jones, Pat Fetter, and Steve Foy Recital Hall will host the cast for Masquer's winter Ziegler, Eddie Edenfield, Fender. the concert to be held on quarter production, The Mike Harper, Thorn Grindle, The Taming of the Shrew January 26th at 8:15 p.m. Taming of the Shrew. Donna Crawley, Chris Cass, will be presented February 22- This should be one of the "We have good set of Jane McManus. Kellv 25. most unusual and musically auditons,"said Johnson, "in satisfying events to be fact, some of the best presented in Statesboro. The auditions I've had for any Eastern Brass Quintet place show. I have a strong cast, their success on their and I expect an excellent versatility. The works they Musical virtuosity, polished showmanship and show." Johnson also said he perform are stylistically programs showcasing a treasury of music from was very excited about the set varied and range from the Renaissance to contemporary composed for two for the play, designed by Mr. Renaissance to the contemp- trumpets, French horn, trombone and the tuba will Robert West. feature the Eastern Brass Quintet. orary eras of music. The cast includes Mary Since 1970, when they just Helen Thompson, Fayne banded, the quintet's performance record has grown: over 600 educational performances, radio and television appearances, a touring schedule of concerts

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Page Nine, January 23, 1978 Goethe Institute Lynch Participates In Forum train stopped smoothly; the Munich. Among the passen- media and discuss their roles By VICKIE KEITH doors slid open; the people gers was Frau Monika in the study. The train was crowded stepped out into the snow- Lynch, a German teacher at On Thanksgiving Day, with the evening traffic to the covered atmosphere that Georgia Southern. One of the group flew to Grafing, the little town, and the passenges resembled a tourist's twenty participants on a trip main center of the Goethe sat back to enjoy the ride. postcard. to West Germany sponsored Institute, to study in by the Goethe Institute, subgroups the various Many of them did not possess The location of the "picture-postcard" was Lynch said the purpose of the aspects of German media. a car; there were so many Institute is to teach the other transports available: Grafing, West Germany, a The 24 instructors, some little town in Bavaria near German langruage and native Germans like Lynch train, bus, and subway. The spread German culture all were warmly greeted by the over the world. representatives, and those The Goethe Institute who could have been achieves its goals through homesick for a Thanksgiving Pitman Urges the many centers established meal were happily surprised throughout the United to find a turkey dinner States, and the programs waiting that evening. funded through grants from After a brief orientation to Study Abroad the German government. the language, surroundings, helpful," the ladies could give The Goethe Institute and culture, the group split Frau Lynch poses in her tailor-made By LYNN BLANKS good advice on where to go allicated a share of its funds into subgroups and began to "If anybody ever has the and what to see because they to enable 24 German teachers work. The topic of the German outfit. opportunity to go, they ought had previously been to from the United States to subgroup in which Lynch night." to take advantage of it," Europe. participate in a study of participated was the radio- "In Germany, the radio states Richard Pitman, 1977 The cost of the tour German media. Applications play of German broadcast- play is an art form that has participant in the GSC includes flight fares, a were sent in; decisions were ing. developed as the Germans Summer Studies Program to Eurailpass for train trans- made; and 24 teachers "In America," said work with sound effects and Europe. "I know I'll be going portation, continental traveled to a Goethe Institute Lynch, "radio plays are stero. The plays deal with back someday, too." breakfasts, one large Study in Cincinatti for a known as those detective everyday problems in the Pitman, a senior merchan- "typical" dinner in Paris, week to study American shows broadcasted late at German lifestyle." dising-marketing double- London, and Rome, theatre major from Decatur, Georgia, tickets in London, buses for traveled with a group of 15 tours and insurance cover- people to England, France, age. Italy and Switzerland and Richard believes trans- Monaco. $1450, ten quarter portation to be the biggest hours credit, and six weeks disadvantage. "The railroad later he had broadened his services are constantly ori CINEMASCOPE scope of every aspect of the strike so you can never be fashion world. positively sure that you can meet every schedule. "What impressed me most The Wednesday night free also star in this third in a Section/Brick concert. The about Europeans is their movie is the 1973 winner of series of Dirty Harry movies 7:00 Saturday show precedes overall lifestyle—how they seven academy awards which some critics have the Homecoming dance and live, what they eat, their including best picture, "The termed, "Dirty Harry Goes Sunday features will be at dress and money systems. Sting." Women's lib." 6:00, 8:00, and 10:00. "My favorite place had to Paul Newman, Robert Friday's midnight show Admission for all show- be St. Peter's Cathedral at Redford, and Robert Shaw follows the Atlanta Rhythm ings is 75 cents. The Vatican City. I don't star in this George Roy Hill believe anyone can walk in film about two con artists without being struck with who combine their talents for MM M awe." the biggest swindle ever. The French Riviera There will be three offered topless sunbathers showings at 5:45, 8:00, and and pebble beaches. Con- 10:15 to accommodate an trary to our coastal sand, anticipated record attend- Attractive Gifts smooth stones constitute one ance. •• of the most beautiful and This weekend Clint W^ I surprisingly comfortable Eastwood stars as Dirty beaches in the world. Church Harry in the special services in Westminster Homecoming feature movie, At Move up... RICHARD PITMAN Abbey and tea at Harrods's "The Enforcer." the world's largest depart- Harry Guardino, Brad- fly Marine. ment store, also delighted the ford Dillman, andTyne Daly Stand our hot F-4 Phan- "We spent a week in tour group. each of the major fashion Affordable Prices tom on its tail and jet into A three-hour Parisian the stratosphere. If you re markets of the world—New dinner cruise down Seine Bye Lamp in college now and want York, Paris, London, Rome- River aboard the glass- to fly. we can get you off "- along with visits to Florence topped Bataeux-Mouches Shop the ground. Our PLC Air Nice, Monte Carlo, Ver- featured wine and chips, Betty McDougald Including A Large Selection Of Program guarantees flight sailles, and Geneva," says champagne and cheese, wine school after basic train- Richard. "And we had a lot of and Chateaubreneau, baked & Items For Immediate ing. If you qualify, we can " free time so we took in ALL put you in the air before Alaska, more wine and more Mary Ann Hackett college graduation with the sights." cheese. Engraving Course requirements Custom made lamps free civilian flying les- > included keeping a daily log New friends and abund- and repair service sons. 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Page Ten, January 23, 1978 This Summer Study In Europe For College Credit

the program in Germany said By VICKIE KEITH to Paris, Rome, Mexico, Abroad' program for those 1977, the German program Lowell Bouma, head of the that the trip would be Madrid, on Zurich, but it j who wish to visit the was under the direction of Dr. Foreign Language Depart- As the bleak days of seems that this is not such an ment at GSC. worthwhile if "you enjoy new countries that they've heard situations, no matter what winter blanket the campus impossible dream after all. about, but never seen. "The students who and studies crowd in, it is so The University System of participate in these pro- they are." "I certainly found The program is offered it beneficial," she said, easy to daydream and escape Georgia offers the 'Studies every summer and is grams," says Dr. Bouma, "are exposed to the foreign "because I learned a lot from separated into five divisions my family (the family she of cultural study in Rome and country by a sort of immersion process." Every effort is stayed with) and the group." Athens; Valecia, Spain; She did think that "three Dacksund Jelly Erlangen, Germany; Dijon, made to place these students in a native family home in months was too short; it France and Mexico, and should have been six." seven to eight weeks of study order to absorb the customs and languages more effec- The programs are during in the native language and the summer from approxi- Quite Delicious an additional week of travel tively. This is especially true for the language programs. mately mid-June to late By DEREK SMITH along the way. Yes, the in the respective countries. August or early-September at The Rome-Athens program is A quaint old custom of the dachsund is indeed a All programs are designed a cost of about $1,400 devoted primarily to the German peoples is the prominent symbol among for college credit and include (depending upon the study of classical cultures in making and processing of Germany's jellies. up to 15 quarter hours of program chosen). There is no Rome, Southern Italy, and dachsund jelly. Recipes have credit for undergraduates, restriction on major; the Greece. been handled down from the and 10 hours credit for language programs required early Germanic tribes who Each program is placed graduates. The studies a proficiency in the language. first inhabited the European within the capable direction include lectures and classes The deadline for applications continent. During the period of a 'Professor-in-Charge' on the native language, is April 1,1978. Anyone with of the Prussian Empire, the and the Assistant-Professor culture, or politics. a question should in quire at jellies were a formal type of from the University System Annette Seagraves, a the foreign language cuisine served only on faculty. In the summer of \W student at GSC who attended department at GSC. Friday. My, but those Prussians were strict. Bavarian dairymen and kennel keepers carried on the traditional jelly making well Second Highest Rape Rate On into the early twentieth century. It is worth noting here that in the thireteenth century, the dachsund jelly U.S. College Campuses Says Kope was believed to be a tool of Ronnie Finnell, president and Johnson have been Satan. This led to a dachsund A report of the safety By HALA GAINES of the RHA, reported that repaired and that Security is persecution throughout the conditions was prepared and College campuses have there were some additional trying to get additional German world. the second highest rape rate turned in to Bill Cook, lights put up after the Kope lighting on campus. But those days are no in the nation according to director of Administration One out of 23 campus During the winter lecture, but more are needed. more. Today the jellies are statistics given by Carol and Fiscal Affairs. "We have rapes are reported, Ms. Kope enjoyed by anyone who cares months, the dachsunds are Kope, New York deputy heard nothing as of yet," "It's not that there's not said. "Girls don't want to be^ to try it. Usually made from driven south and occasion- sheriff—sex crimes investi- Mrs. Pearce said. taken out of school,ostracized ally a herd will be ferryed money," Finnell said, "it just grain-fed dachsunds, these gator, in a lecture at GSC last by their friends or made to across the English Channel We need input and needs pushing." jellies are truly a gift of spring quarter. look like they can't take care to be made into jelly before feedback from the students nature, even to the most ugly of themselves." ^ person. The beautiful thing is the Queen. This event has Ms. Kope, after looking as to where the danger areas The RHA represents 48 that any nationality, race, close political ties to British- around campus, rated GSC's are, said Mrs. Pearce, and we percent of the student body creed or breed can appreciate German relations. lighting system as "lousy" haven't received any except and they are reportedly the total contribution of our In Bavaria, the dachsund and said that if a student is from Winburn and Olliff Hall concerned with the areas All canine companions. Not only is worshipped in much the raped on campus the college representatives who attend- around Williams, Johnson, is he a good companion and same way as the sacred goat can be sued. ed the first fall meeting of the the library, the lakes, and TIMES watchdog, but now you can of rural Wisconsin. Think Spokesman for the Safety Safety Committee and alleyways. use him to butter your toast! how crazy it would be if Committee at GSC, Doris Security. SOUTHSIDE Nothing is wasted in the somebody tried to make goat Pearce, said, "We've been Lt. Sidney Deal of DRIVE IN THEATRE jelly! Ugh. These Bavarian GSC's Residence Hall Security at GSC said that the processing of the jelly. The trying to get the lights turned 681-3557 coats of the animals are peoples, or Glockenfleckers back on and the shrubbery Association (RHA) sponsor- lights at Olliff, and Winburn removed and used as mittens as they prefer to be called, are cut around Winburn and ed the Kope lecture on rape by the Bavarian children. one of the healthiest peoples Olliff Halls." (The lights were and they have been working The children usually help the in the world. turned off to save funds and on getting improvements in family by tending the This is due to a constant energy during an energy the safety conditions on dachsund herds. Certain diet of dachsund jelly and shortage period.) campus. Barvarians ferry their jelly French wine. The average Mrs. Pearce walked Jim's House of Styles up and down the Rhine River, Glockenfleckers ride dach- through the Winburn-Olliff selling them to peasants sunds instead of taking a cab. area at night to examine the WASH DAY "For Guys Shoulda seen the postcards conditions. She reported to WORRIES and Dolls" my Uncle Bill brought back. the Safety Committee that Mom is calling. My toast is "more than every other light GOT YOU DOWN? 764-2122 ready. was turned off." LET US HELP By Appointmeni END YOUR WOES SKIPPER RIGGINS . . . JUST BRING PHOTOGRAPHY 'EM IN . . . WE'LL WASH Blow Cuts A portrait is a thoughtful gift YOUR CLOTHES idea that is timeless. Support your fellow student's Complete Redkin & Jhirmock Retail Center enterprise. STAR'S COIN LAUNDRY for Your Home Hair & Skin Needs. CALL 681-3444 FOR APPOINTMENT & DRY CLEANERS k Landrum Box 8681 — 120 University Village Apts. 16 University Plaza ' • ■* • mMnPHwi

-4 Page Eleven, January 23, 1978 Britain's Latest Production Punk Rock Revolution Shocking America

In case you haven't heard, threadbare necessities of their profligate wealth, jet-set delinquents are going to hell. Know It Was Loaded," offers And society has always there's a new revolution in rock, with its frenetic beat, decadence, musical bank- Gradually, since the early that punk rock is essentially hated, suppressed and tried rock: "The New Wave." buzzsaw guitar and guttural ruptcy and audience disdain. •£B(J)L> working-class kids different from previous to destroy the people who Although "punk" is the word vocals. These "new" rock Most new wave bands hate havenreen rejecting the trends: bear most blantly the scars being strutted on media conventions derive largely their bourgeois counterparts wastrel rock idols—whether "The mass of this inflicted upon them by the banners these days, "punk" from early '60's groups like like The Stones, The Who and out of political sentiment or country's population haven't system under which they is only part of the larger The Who and John's Led Zeppelin, while blasting sheer boredom—and have ever been as scared of a youth have to live because these movement towards a more children, or reggae artists the mentality of fans who taken to alternative bands culture phenomenon as they scars remind the authorities basic, visceral, energetic and like Jimmy Cliff and Bob spring upwards of five like Dr. Feelgood, the lOlers are now. Teds, beatniks, of their own guilt and less glamorized rock & roll. Marley and the Wailers. The pounds to hear their and Eddy and the Hot Rods. mods, hippies, skinheads, failure..." While punk and new wave songs are short and jump increasingly uninspired This trend has been further glitter kids...no competition. Whether the mass of bands proliferate on both from one into the other concerts. fueled by a series of labor The hippie movement was British rock fans will come American coasts, the without a moment's respite demonstrations, pound middle class, the punks are over to the new wave remains movement is still local to endings fizz out as if they Eleven years ago, a devaluations, and a 50% working class, they don't to be seen. But the need for Great Britain. Born of haven't been rehearsed; quintet of London students lnemployment rate. A new have anything to drop out bands to be part of the culture cynicism, welschmerz, extended guitar solos are called the Rolling Stones, musical aesthetic was FROM. Where the hippies of thier audience, beholden to alienation and apathy, the traded for simple, biting riffs; repulsed parents and thrilled destined. rejected society, society has it before all else, has been new wave is working-class and spontaneity overrides teens with a bawdy, ragged- In the past three or four always rejected the punks. established. youth's first strategy in the contrivance. Some bands, edged new music, heavily years, The Who, The Velvet "politics of boredom." It is an like Blondie (American) and influenced by black Ameri- Underground, The Stooges "Mortirny attack on now-complacent the Stranglers, are consider- can aritists like Lightnin' and the New York Dolls have '60's hippie culture, impotent ed more "artsy" and use Hopkins, B.B. King, Howlin' taken over the cult-heroes. WhydoyDuhave '70's musical stylings, and keyboard instruments, but Wolf and Chuck Berry. The Who desublimated the pop star system that most stick with "the poor They—along with other teenage frustration with a Mustache?" divorces rock from its street man's piano"—the guitar— groups like The Who, John's stammering vocals and and lumpenprole influences. in line with the rebellion Children, Them, and The guitar-8m ashing violence; against ; synthesizerss in Beatles—were the igniting the Velvets had dealt with If the new wave—with its rock. sparks of a rebellious musical the themes of oblivion, vast spectrum of musical New wave and punk is a explosion that put rock & roll paranoia, depression and differences— can be typified, fierce rebellion against the music in the hearts of youth boredom before anyone else; then it is a return to the reigning rock superstars with forever. Or so it seemed. 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• — - ...... A...A* .... A...... ««•**••• • A* *!*».« »»» *Page Thirteen, January 23, 1978 r *\ Matt Simpkins Quiet But Very Effective SPORTS Not known for his glib rhetoric, Georgia Southern forward Matt Simpkins has let his on-court performance speak for itself. "You're lucky if you can get three words out of Matt in Homecoming Foe a day," volunteered assistant coach Tommy Taylor. Fortunately for Coach J. Mercer Bears B. Scearce and Eagle partisans, Simpkins' actions By PAUL GREENE speak louder than any words The Georgia Southern The men take the floor spoken or written about the College Basketball Eagles preceding the women's talented junior. will host Mercer this coming basketball game with a 3 p.m. A mainstay in the Georgia Saturday in the 1978 contest against Mercer. Southern lineup ever since he Homecoming game. Coach J. B. Scearce's Eagles arrived on campus as an are currently 7-7 on the untested, highly-touted high season because of a loss to the school recruit three years South Carolina Gamecocks ago, Matt has paired up at 79-72 in Columbia. forward with Kevin An- derson to form one of the most respected front-court combinations in the south- east. The 20-plus point per game performance of these two has resulted in four Simpkins in fore-court action. victories for the Eagles in their last five outings and a the first round of the When Scearce came in Simpkins possesses a current three game streak. Poinsettia Classic and more this season he implemented a perfect-form jump shot that Upset victims include recently Northeast Louisi- fast-break oriented offense has enabled him to score in Appalachian State (99-81) in ana (83-74). Both were All- which is, according to the double figures in all but one Tournament selections. veteran mentor, right up of GSC's games this season Complementing each Simpkins' alley. "Matt's and is hitting .490 on shots fromthefield. Hehitfor ahigh Softball other with their own distinct suited very well to a running style of play, the 6'5" game." of 35 against Georgia State in Atlanta early in the season. Anderson (20.8 ppg, 10.5 rpg) Simpkins agrees with his However, according to the Initiated is a fluid player more at home coach. "I get a lot more open SCEARCE coaching staff his best game underneath the basket, while shots with this offense. I'm Southern, who played was against Old Dominion The Georgia Southern not having a play inside as The Lady Eagles, coached exceptionally well on their Simpkins (20ppg) /s a last Saturday when he College Athletic Depart' much as I used to." by Linda Crowder, will get past homestand by defeating perimeter player who can be connected for 32 in a 112-104 ment announces the best described as the strong things rolling as they face the Northeast Louisiana, Old The Aiken, S.C., native's Eagle victory. starting of a Women's and aggressive type. A power Bears in a 12:30 p.m. contest. Dominion, and Georgia average has gone up from Georgia Southern played 1978 slow-pitch softball forward? "No," Scearce says. Coach Crowder's squad are State, came up on the short 14.9 last season and has seven of its first eight games team under the direction "He's listed at 6'5" but he's paced by center Pam Baker end by losing to Mercer and hovered around 20 per game on the road and came away of Linda Crowder and really just 6'4". Power ^who leads the Eagle's quintet South Carolina on the road. this year. A fact he credits the with a 4-4 split which Coach Speith. forwards check in at a in double figure scoring with offense with. "The way it's set included an upset win over There are four starting minimum of 6'7". up, we look for the open man. an 18.8 average. Mary Lou The club will compete Southern Illinois and second Garret is at 14 ppg, Debra Eagles in double figures. "Matt's probably the most We're playing a lot better now place finish at the Poinsettia Junior forward Kevin with other teams within complete player we've got," and not forcing as many Linebarger 13.5, Sherlyn the state on a home to Classic. The team now owns Busby 12.4, and Renarda Anderson continues to lead Scearce continued. "He plays shots. We realize that the way a 7-4 record, having won all home basis. Some of the both ends of the floor. He Baker 11.9. the Eagles with a 20.4 point our offense is designed three games so far during a per game average. Matt teams Southern will be rebounds, handles the ball everyone will get their facing are Albany St., current four game home Simpkins has 19.5 ppg., John very well, especially on the shots." stand. Fowler 11.6 ppg., and Phil Armstrong St., and press—and his shooting—he Leisure rounds out the Georgia Tech. can bomb it. He hits those 25 scoring with a 10.6 ppg. footers consistently." 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BANKMember FMC Please pretent this coupon for Statecboro, Ga. redemption J 3 Windsor Village 681-2347 Page Fourteen, January 23, 1978- To Vanderbilt GSC Eagles Swimming Team Loses Swimming By BOBBY SMELLEY and Mark Robinson. Other were Bruce Dunber in the 200 first place finishers for GSC yard breast stroke and Tom Despite a strong perform- Volpe in the three meter ance by GSC's Les McGov- diving competition. MEN'S ern, the Georgia Southern "We're still juggling our men's swimming team was line-up to find out what our defeated by Vanderbilt, 64- strongest combination is," Jan. 24 Furman 48, in a meet held at the said Floyd. "I think the boys Greenville S.C. 3:00 p.m. Eagles' home pool Thursday, are beginning to get back to Jan. 12. where they were before the Jan. 31 Augusta College Statesboro, Ga. 4:00 p.m. In the meet, which coach holidays; we're starting to get Bud Floyd described as some real good perform- "closer than the score ances," he added. Feb. 3 Georgia State Atlanta, Ga. 7:00 p.m indicated," McGovern, a Floyd also pointed out freshman out of Orlando, that the team was handicap- Athens, Ga. Fla., took first place honors ped some what due to Feb. 9-11 Southern Inter-Collegiate in the 1000 and 500 yard free sicknesses. Scott Muse was Championships styles. He was also a member unable to take part in the of the winning 400 yard free contest and Barry Knittle relay team along with Mark became ill during the meet Feb. 25 Sun Belt Conference Atlanta, Ga. 10:30 a.m Miller, Dave Van Der Like, MARK MILLER and was unable to finish. Invitational

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they could place it in their the Gizz Kids played a WOMEN'S By ALLEN CONE laps push the chairs twice, team of staff members from Is being crippled a and dribble again without Georgia Southern. Coach complete disability? Some double-dribbling. Matt Simpkins' troops were people make the most of their In the game, the Whites, no match for the ex-national Jan. 24 Furman Greenville, S.C. disability by finding a way to led by Don Behle's 27 points champions as they fell 24-2. get into life. The Gizz Kids, a were never headed in route to wheelchair basketball team Debbie Dillon, one of the their win. Behle, shooting Jan. 28 GAIAW State Championship Athens, Ga. 1:00 p.m. from the University of around 50% from the floor, cheerleaders for the Gizz Illinois, showed many people excited the crowd with 20- Kids, has quite a reputation. at the Hanner Fieldhouse footers and pinpoint passing. She is known as the best Feb. 4 Duke & East Carolina Durham, N.C. 2:00 p.m. last Monday night that being Rounding out the scoring for wheelchair handler in the in a wheelchair doesn't the Whites were Dave world. Participating in the confine them to the inside, in Wishart with eight points, Wheelchair Olympics, Miss Feb. 10-11 Southern Intercollegiate Athens, Ga. an intra-squad game the Ron Malik had six, Gunnar Dillion won 10 medals to add Championships White team defeated the Blue Arlind four, and Don Smidt to her collection. 47-34. had one basket. For the Blue The Gizz Kids started 30 The three-time national team, Ail-Americans and co- years ago and have partici- Feb. 23-25 Region III AIAW Tampa, Fla. champs put on a dazzling captains Bob Trotter and Jeff pated in 20 out of 29 National Championship exhibition of basketball for Zimmerman popped in 16 Wheelchair Basketball the fans. They ran plays, set apiece while Terry Hurst Association tournaments, Jr J picks, and had fast breaks, as rounded out the scoring with taking the title in 1953, 1969, would teams not confined to two points. and 1970. They findted second wheelchairs. The major DON 0 The halftime show was a four times and third four changes to the rules were that So says the VA... m^mn exhibition of wheelchair times. This record is they were allowed five unmatched by any of the 200 The Place For seconds in the lane instead excellence. The high point of IWONPFPIFITCOVFRS^ teams in the association. of t.hr«>«. Also, when dribnlinix the halftime show was when WlNDMlLLTlLTING? dj Today's Fashions THEVA PAYS Foe iSABILITfR fMCLOPfP New long or short «♦ IN OR dresses by Jerrell are ^AC&RAVATEP available in prints ILITARY tmci and solids for parties or any occassion.

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MEN'S East Carolina Jan. 25 Statesboro 8:00 p.m. Mercer (homecoming) Jan. 28 Statesboro 8:00 p.m. - Phil Leisure and Deborah Lineburger lead Uagle attack. Samford Jan. 30 Statesboro 8:00 p.m. Baptist College Feb. 2 Charleston 8:00 p.m. Valdosta State Feb. 4 Statesboro 8:00 p.m. „ GSC Baseball Team UNC-Wilmington Feb. 6 Statesboro 8:00 p.m. South Alabama Feb. 8 Mobile, Ala. 7:30 p.m. »« • • • > t, is * Old Dominion Feb. 11 Norfolk, Va. 8:00 p.m. Begins Practice Baptist College Feb. 18 Statesboro 8:00 p.m. East Carolina Feb. 20 Greenville, N.C. 7:30 p.m. Georgia Southern College first of a three game weekend Georgia Southern returns baseball coach Jack Stall- stand in Clemson, S.C. seven regulars off of last Northeast Louisiana Feb. 25 Monroe, La. 7:30 p.m. ings will begin putting his Georgia Southern will make year's 37-25 club. Areas of Samford Feb. 27 Birmingham, Ala. 8:15 p.m. ball club through the paces of its home debut on March 6 concern include the pitching spring training last week in with Campbell College. staff. "We have two of our top preparation for the upcoming three pitchers coming back. 1978 season. "We'll stress conditioning But the majority of our staff The Eagles will open the and individual fundamentals will be young." season with Atlantic Coast the first couple weeks of The development of Conference contender practice," the third year this year's staff should play a Clemson on March 4 for the coach stated. major role in any success the Eagles enjoy this season. The SPECIAL 52 Teams two hurlers Stallings was referring to are senior Bunch of Mixed Flowers southpaw Bill Steidl (7-2,2.57 Winter Intramurah ERA) and junior righty Gary Givens (7-4fc 4.56 ERA) who will be relied upon heavily. $1.50 & $2.50 By ALLEN CONE hoop against eight other Returning vets in the field Now that the football teams in their division. include senior catcher Tom season has rolled by the Kuzniacki who hit .347 and roundball comes into the drove in 20 runs in an picture. A total of 52 teams abbreviated 37 game season. will take the courts in an He was sidelined by a knee attempt to capture the school injury that required surgery. crown. He's 100% now after re- There are 12 fraternity injuring it in a pick-up teams, seven sorority teams, basketball game this fall and 10 independent women's having it operated on again. Homecoming Corsages .. $ 3.50 teams, and two divisions of Jimmy Matthews (.308,48 men's independent teams; 12 rbi's) has been moved from Daises-per bunch ' $ 4.95 in Division I and 11 in third base to right field. Division II. Some of the Randy Childress (.312, 19 teams representing the rbi's) will anchor the outfield Roses-per dozen $14.00 fraternity league are Sigma in center. Steve Rum (.289,34 Nu, Delta Tau Delta, and Pi rbi's) will be in left. Carnations-per dozen ... $ 6.95 Kappa Phi. A few teams The infield should also be competing in the sorority formidable. Sophomore Mark league are Phi Mu, Chi Strucher returns to first base Omega, and Alpha Xi Delta. There are four games scheduled a night on each where he punched out five The independents are home runs and drive in 32 represented well. Olliff All- court at Hanner. One major problem is that only eight or runs last season. Second- Stars, Bad News Brothers, baseman Sergio Crego (.306, and the Bumpers are in the nine officials have applied to call these games. Each 29 rbi's) and shortstop Terry women's independent Mixon (.287, 31 rbi's) who division. In Division I of the official will be paid three dollars a game and anyone belted six homers, form a

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