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VOLUME 43, NO. 9 INK WELL FEBRUARY 1, 1978 Entire Inkwell Staff Reorganized
Due to the lack of News Editor . $100 per qtr. events on campus are covered pertaining to A.S.C. whether writer, one sports writer, two coordinated effort on the part of Feature Editor $100 per qtr. and that timely news is reported intercollegiate or intramural. A photographers, and two typists. the staff of the Inkwell, all staff Sports Editor $ 100 per qtr. to the students of A.S.C. The good working knowledge of These positions are open to members of this newspaper have Photo Editor $100 per qtr. ability to write clearly is the sports as well as writing ability any qualified student of the been terminated and the 7 Positions . . $50 per quarter major requirement for this are needed for this position. A.S.C. campus. Applications will positions are now open to Business Manager position. The photo editor will be be accepted at the office of the students on this campus. As an 15 % commission on all ads sold The feature editor is expected to coordinate all Inkwell, Room 215 of the incentive to students to take responsible for getting in articles photography for the Inkwell and Memorial College through responsible positions on the The duties of an assistant of human interest as well as should have knowledge of February 10th. Inkwell, a new system of editor include writing (news, humorous articles and featured camera equipment as well as scholarships will be awarded. editorial, feature), editing, short stories. This position calls darkroom technique. So if you don't like the way for a person with creative talent publications have been looking The scholarships will be layout, and much of the same leg work as that of the editor. in writing. The seven staff positions will and think that you can do awarded as follows: The news editor is responsible The sports editor is required be divided as follows: something about it, now is your Ass't Editor $150 per qtr. for seeing that newsworthy to cover all sports events One news writer, one feature chance. ASC Sponsors England Dan and John Ford Coley England Dan and John Ford Bandstand, Tony Orlando and locally prominent bands. Coley, whose hit song "I'd Dawn, The Captain and Tennille, When the two decided to "go Really Love to See You Again" Rock Concert, Midnight Special, it alone," they abandoned their topped the charts for two Dinah, Merv Griffin and Mike hard sound for their now famous months this year, will appear at Douglas. softer, melodic harmonies. The singers have also toured Savannah's Civic Center on Seals' musical roots grew out with Elton John, Bread, Carole February 9 at 8:00 p.m. of a family musical effort which King, Chicago, Seal and Crofts, Tickets for the concert which he has described as "hillbilly is sponsor ed by the Armstrong and Three Dog Night. music." Foley, however, set his State College Union Board are Their A&M Records album sights at the age of six on $6 for the general public and.$5 "Fables" created international becoming a classical painist. The for stu dents and are available at success for the duo with their linking of these musical the Memorial College Center, song "Simone" topping the backgrounds is evident in their Civic Center Box Office, Jack charts in Japan, Spain and music today for which piano and Gilmore's Record Shop and France. guitar are their main The March, 1977 release of McCrory's at the Oglethorpe instruments. Mall. their second album for Big Tree, England Dan and John Ford "Dowdy Ferry Road," secured Other hit songs by England England Dan Nights Are Forever Forever," to uched off a series of (brother of Jimmy Seals of Seals Without You," "Where Do I Go Voluntary Action Center concert appearances including and Crofts) and John Ford From Here," "Gone Too Far," 25 dates with Neil Sedaka, and Coley are natives of Texas whose ''We Know We Belong many television appearances on musical friendship began in high Together," and "It's Sad to To Open Satellite Center shows such as American school when they worked with Belong." The Chatham-Savannah well as for agencies needing Voluntary Action Center (VAC) volunteers. BAM To Hold Talent Show will be opening a satellite center The VAC trains volunteers to on the A.S.C. campus during the work for these agencies through representatives as well as a group first week of February for the workshops and in-agency The Black American auditions of February 4 at 6:00 from the merchants of purpose of placing volunteers in training. Movement in conjunction with p.m. in the Fine Arts Savannah. There will be a special community agencies. the College U nion Board will be Auditorium. We will also like to Persons doing volunteer work guest band called "Brothers The purpose of the VAC is to presenting a talent show on announce that our panel of achieve such benefits as Funk" who will perform in the act as a clearing house for Friday, February 17, 1978 at judges will be the television increasing their job skills as well show. volunteers in the community as 7:00 in the Fine Arts stations and radio stations as being able to list volunteer Auditorium of Armstrong State work on job applications. College. The volunteer positions currently available include The show which has the Students Plan Art Exhibit clerical positions, counseling theme of "A Star Is Born," is drawing, found art (finding This is the first time that art positions, teacher's aid, as well being don e as a special project Rick Petrea and Rick Hinely, something as it is and elevating it students at Armstrong have been as positions in mental health and for the school and community. two A.S.C. Art Major, are aethetically) to name a few. allowed to choose the materials recreation. There will be no charge for currently planning an art exhibit which are to be included in a For information about this admission, a nd the show will be which will open in Lane Library The show revolves around the campus exhibit. program contact Miss Eileen open for c ommunity contestants February 13th and remain open The two artists are hoping Cleary at the Chatham-Savannah as well as contestants from the art classes taught at A.S.C. and for approximately six weeks. to get the attention of the Voluntary Action Center or college. The exhibit will include a will attempt to make the public aware of the type of art available students and get a response from contact the office of the conglomeration of art: For those who wish to be these students. Inkwell. sculpture, ceramics, painting, on campus. on the show there will be „ o The Inkwell February i Pageo 2 • _ Y1, Ify inkwell Opinions Letters to the Editor
Dear Editor, organization which you are so 5. The proposition < Here I Stand, Head in Hand I would like to give the other actively involved? If you are so of extension cord at tack.;" side of the facts presented in "enlightened" why don't you of spotlights J">; your last issue article "SGA in put forth some effort to improve Bob Torrescano Perspective." As a journalist you the SGA? As far as the "asanine Well, gang, the comments on our last editorial page caused an "raas^ should learn to present facts in proposition" of temporary estimate for lighting costs J uproar among the S.G.A. to the extent that I thought I would be truth rather than twisting them lighting - why is it asanine? handed my head. Okay, so our administrators are not lost behind a approximately $60J* around in your pompous way. President Ashmore has a million $75,000. ' 0(11 huge pile of paper and the S.G.A. has done a few good things. In First of all, no candidate in dollar request for lighting before fact, we have an excellent administration which works very hard for 7. If I were capable of pi|c the last year's election promised the Board of Regents. ut us and is always willing to spend time with the students. Then, of ° a magazine by mJ] a day care center. It is a project Temporary lighting would be an course, there's the S.G.A. who'll discuss the hell out of anything. wuld not be wasting my J that was started in August, three excellent solution until the But the purpose of the editorials "Keeping us in the Dark" and editing the Inkwell. months after the election. I will request is approved. It makes "SGA in Perspective" was not to run down our fine administration Thank you f0r y give a list of the SGA has more sense than your suggestion or the S.G.A. The purpose was simply to discuss a couple of comments. I hope that L accomplished this year. We h ave of fireflies and bonfires. As for problems on our campus and alert the student body to one writer's continue to contribute to ft opinion of the efficiency of the S.G.A. After all, we do have to elect laid down the foundation for a your comments concerning the Inkwell. day care center and a dormitory executive officers, you failed to a new bunch next month. Bob So let's talk about the S.G.A. some more. When the treasurer to be built at Armstrong. With mention that we gained two the question of a possible merge quit, John Opper filled that position and has done an excellent job. enthusiastic officers which gives Dear Editor, with Savannah State, the Board John is dependable and works very hard for the students. And when a total of four hard working I can't say how of Regents will approve no new the S.G.A. secretary resigned, Leesa Bohler took over and has done student leaders. to see that an outstanding job. Both of these fine students should be projects until the issue is Let me ask you some been reading not only m commended for their work. decided. Secondly, student questions. What happened to the Inkwell, but my letter. But I was apathy has been dealt with and magazine that was due on As for the S.G.A. senate (of which I am a member), I have slightly suprised to see thai considered carefully over the last week the amount of work which some progress has been made. January 1 st? What has happened someone disagrees with m e, I Thirdly, the quality of has been done by our senators and can reach only one inescapable to the quality of publications at thought I was so eloquent and conclusion. There is no reason for the senate's continued existance. programming has improved Armstrong since you have taken pursuasive that no one could 100% this year. The thing I The senate has managed to adopt a logo, order some T-shirts for the the position of editor? The SGA possibly disagree. Senators with the logo on it, set the time for the meetings and set don't understand is-why do you sinks $15,000 a year in Doesn't Mr. Flournoy realize the date for next year's elections (so that we can have more cut down the SGA - an publications and the students of that the Greek Columns w ere senators). ASC are not getting their written in an unprofessional, Once again we may seem to be a l ittle harsh on the Senate, but in money's worth. I feel that you elementary, and childish s tyle! pouring over the minutes from every Senate meeting this year, we should sweep up around your If Mr. Flournoy believes l ie found nothing significant. All the senate does is allocate money to Here We own door before you sweep up Greek articles to be acceptable,! other groups and invariably the senate has voted according to the anothers. am not looking forward t o Finance Committee's recommendations I don't want the students of Are! seeing the paper if he b ecomes This is not to say that Vice President Ken Chapmen is to be ASC misled. ASC has a Debbie Holloway editor. blamed. Ken has tried hard to inspire the senators to work. But, one strong,active SGA and I think it Obviously, no one knows As for Intramurals, tie person cannot do it alone. Nor can the small group of senators'who is a disgrace for the Inkwell where the "Union Board students did not "give" t it give a damn about this school do it alone. The students of A.S.C. editor to make a whole year's Members" have disappeared to . Intramural Department $ 9,500, couldn t care less if the S.G.A. disappeared tomorrow. And without worth of work meaningless in a . . We are here, where have you they had it taken from them student support the S.G.A. is meaningless. If even thirty students poorly written article. The image been? For example, when an And I didn't say thei rs was also cared about this college, every S.G.A. seat would be filled. Last year of this college has been raised activity is planned such as a top an accepted part of the p apet only the Presidency and the secretary's position were contested, and significantly, largely through the over half of the senate positions had no candidates. So, the S.G.A. if name group, a movie, or lecture, because I don't believe it is. The work of the SGA. I only wish not functioning very well only because less than 30(1%) of the we are here. insane, anti-educational p ractice the quality of our publications students bother to try and improve the school. What more can be done to would of sports scholarships should be spread the word about the ended. This brings us back to our opening statement about the purpose Students of ASC your events that we try so hard to When the word "negress"was of last week's articles. It was not to hurt the people who are trying Student Government is working make a success? We have gone as ripped from my article, Bob did to make A.S.C. a pleasant and enriching experience for us all, but hard for you. far as giving away money and it out of fear and M r. Flournoy rather to try and stir up some of the student body to get involved Sincerely, free tickets just trying to get you concurred out of blind, and make this school work. Ken Chapman interested and involved. You oversensitive, one-sided race STILL complain. Do not consciousness. The word was not We felt that our S.G.A. leaders cared about this school enough to Dear Ken, take a little flak in order to make the students aware of what is complain; do something about used in a "profane, patronizing You are full of bullshit for needed. We sull feel that way. And so, we salute Craig and Ken and it! You say all talk and no and contemptuous manner.' the following reasons: a and J ohn and 110 action. Jeez! The person being described was ^ , , . f , J * senators and Union Board Members who work hard for the school. We also tip our hats to Student Activities We have spent an estimated 1. Last year's candidates did a Negro and a woman. So, in the promise a day care center as well Director, A1 Harris, to our Administration, and to those students $1500 on advertising alone, spirit of journalistic efficiency,' who try to make the most of their college years. since the beginning of the fall as several other unrealized sed one wod that wou ld do the promises. quarter. If you are blind, listen work of two. And I need n ot And, to anyone who is sitting back complaining about the to the advertisements on the 2. A day care center is not fear insulting a "responsible, feasible as it would cost over dullness of A S.C we invite you to join the Senate, the Union radio stations. If you are deaf, needed group of individuals $100,000 which we cannot Board, the Inkwell staff or just to come to some of the activities read the posters posted on every because BAM is not such a n afford. Dorms will not be built There has got to be more to the college experience than a pile of building on campus. If you are organization. It is racist. on this campus as the Regents books, a handful of cards, a soft drink and a part-time job. illiterate, you should not be here I did not recommend that Mr have stated that the objective of Higgs' column be rejected. And this college is that it is a suggest that if Mr. Flournoy is10 community college and continue editorializing, 1* therefore no dorms will be. built should stop using blatant lies INKWELL until such time as this objective And when it comes to help1": is changed. Therefore, the and being part of the solution, alleged foundations can exist ARMSTRONG STATE r--» • tried. Ask the Publications only in your mind. 11935 ABERCORN EXT. SAVANNA^""S55 Board what happened with that- 3. The statement "student Editor apathy has been dealt with and Sincerely, Bob Torrescano some progress has been made" is Roger Brown a meaningless generalization Staff To Be Announced which pins down nothing Dear Roger, specific. This is the second time y° thanks to Catherin^Smith^KaUe^aly^andi^T *° ^ °f 7"W/ Special have managed to get that w ot 4. No one could better point efforts in getting out this issue. Turnquist, and Sharon Dixon for their slipped into o ur p aper. This>j out the deficiencies of an also the last time. As for t he res organization than a member. I Any article with a by-line exorP«oc • of your letter all I can say's- refuse to defend the SGA solely view of the Inkwell, administration, facul^sSEt1£X ^^ CXPreSS the Roger once and for all, fiom 1 on the grounds that I am bottom of my heart, shut involved with it, if I don't feel hell up. Thank you for writing- that our work is up to par. Bob February 1, 1978 The Inkwell Page 3 BAM-Armstrong's Spoiled Child Off the Wall; Bob Torrescano Recently the SGA Union which we would have been Space Cadets Board and the SGA senate voted accused of racism rather than of to give the Black American protecting the legitimate rights How many space cadets do which doesn't indicate degree. Movement (BAM) funds for a of the students. you know? Ten? Fifteen? "Satellite Riders" are a bit Miss Black American Movement absent-minded but pleasant. In the past BAM has been NONE?! Everybody knows a Pageant. This organization is "Starship Troopers" sometimes called a racist group by certain Space Cadet, maybe you just requesting a pageant of their pause in mid-sentence, stare at persons on our campus. The aren't familiar with the term. It own even though ASC has you blankly and ask you your defense aginst this charge has is usually applied to those already held the Miss Geechee name (even though you have always been that BAM is a people who seem slightly Pageant which was open to all known them 10 years). culturally oriented group. unaware of their surroundings. the students of this college. "Asteroid Trackers" walk However, the wish to have a They are also given to dazed Even though the BAM around with slight smiles in a separate beauty pageant as well expressions, vacous smiles and Pageant is s aid to be open to all world all their own and "Lost as certain other BAM oriented making such profound remarks students, there can be no doubt as "Hmmm?" when being Planet Airmen" are likely to events (Le. dances, a talent that this is the venture of a spoken to. These people aren't wind up in Nebraska on their show) can only lead to the private club on our campus, and actually lacking in intelligence way to the neighborhood 7-11. conclusion that this club the policy of the SAG has been (in most cases), it's just that Of course, there is nothing promotes segregation and the to avoid funding private clubs. they are very well insulated from really wrong with these people, outdated concept of "separate Then why was BAM funded Michael J. Higgs and while they should'nt but equal." all outside influences short of for the pageant? Well, consider train wrecks and tidal waves. came up with a simple become brain surgeons or airline the analogy of a large family The activities of ASC are for There are various degrees of this name/classification system to pilots, they can often bright, sitting down to a dinner all of the students whether black affliction; and a couple of denote these. "Space Cadets" is witty people and uh . .. hmmm . prepared for the entire family. or white. No Union Board brilliant young men her at ASC a broad general description . now what was I saying? The small spoiled child will activity is segregated. The band scream for a special meal just for which played at our himself and often will get his Homecoming dance, way so t hat the family can avoid "Liberation," was comprised of six blacks and one white. This As I See It the trouble which they know Richard Chambliss will follow otherwise. In the dance was for all ASC students. The way things are looking, (and yes, Elizabeth, there are not try and give your peers a same way the SGA has allowed However, BAM was not very June will be my last month on some . .) who go OUT OF break and shut up. this private club to have its own well represented there. this campus. Recognizing this THEIR way to make their It really is important that way in order to keep it quiet. It is good for students to and honestly wanting to help classes absolute "BEARS." Sure, those who want to learn get a This we call a compromise as want to become involved at those who will be here-after me, classes aren't suppose to be fun, chance to learn. Students should both the SGA and BAM ASC, but the activities planned I would like to take the and yeah yeah, I know the fun respect each other as they would compromised themselves. Both should not be aimed at specific opportunity to let you see things was supposed to be over want to be respected. That the senat e and the Union Board cliques. The time has come for as I see them .. . graduation day from high school might sound a little stupid, but us to stop counting whites and voted yes against their own Armstrong is an excellent but it really helps if professors it works. It's tough, believe me I blacks and consider ourselves convictions simply because we academic school. The professors, get off their tenured high horses know(!), but it really makes you people. Only then can we all get felt that this move would be in most cases, are some of the and relax and relate. It's really feel alot better. The teachers along together without having to politcally expedient. By giving finest around. Many care not easy - try it! also should get a break - to most in, we avoided a political fight in appease the spoiled child. only about their classes as a The students, though, have to you really aren't just a number whole but about the individual go half-way also. I know of a or a grade, but a person. Oh students in them. This really class where the lady professor yeah, and don't forget, they makes it alot easier to get tries really hard to communicate have feelings also. through the course and the field. with the students, but some Armstrong is going to be the Pie Are Square Professors like Coyle, McCarthy, "cool" students sit back and way you make it. If you get Jenkins, Clark, Pingel, and giggle and try hard to abuse the involved, others will be close at Steve Knapp Easterling, to name afew I've respect the professor gives them hand to help, but if you just don't care, go on home but try My, my, heard the latest OUR STUDENT COURT experienced, sincerely care and as human- beings. In having and look back because those news. The most honorable Dr. SYSTEM have made my years at ASC very these cool student being (or that care will still have the Prince Jacks on wants to come to In closing, I think it is the beneficial (Thanks!). Hopefully, pretending) to be cool, they ruin welcome mat out to you. You Armstrong and teach duty of the students of more and more imput from the class and the subject for all are paying for alot of things at mathematics to the students of Armstrong State College to let students towards professors like concerned. If you're afflicted ASC, wo why not use them. Just this fine institution of higher the power that be know how we these will keep school interesting like this, then college, especially would feel about having this and possibly aid in the Armstrong, isn't for you. But if learning. 1 just can't understand Continued on page 6 why he would want to resign his man at our school. elimination of those out here you want to stick around, why job as President of Savannah State College. Oh, he's had a few minor problems of late; alleged The Truth About President Ashmore multi-million dollar misuse of Rodger Brown funds, registration of students Editors Note: Reacting to the into sluggish vortexes when the to buuer bread it would tear, so what a spider adds! on credit, violation of state laws pleas of the wife and children of door flew open and was not now all the stuff in the middle Day 251 - No, panache isn't concerning criminal acts on a President Henry Ashmore, the settling over the cobweb of my sandwich kept falling out it Its something else. Forget it. state institution, but nothing Savannah Police Department last drapped skeleton of the former all over my suit and now I've got Last Day - I fear I might be that would cause this pillar of week began a search for the President of Armstrong State sandwich junk all over my suit beginning to ramble . .. lose the Black co mmunity to give up President, who had been missing College. A single ray of sun, of and when they find me they'll control. Why me? You know? his job . Dr. Jackson makes it for a year and a half. The search lost hope, a finger of God, think I'm a pig and can't even Where's that spider? Merge with clear he wants to teach again, proved successful and the defined itself through the take care of myself even if I am Savannah State? Savannah but not at Savannah State, for remains of Henry Ashmore were medium of motes. the President I am, you know. State? They really must be everyone ne eds a change of pace While the police put the crazy. I hope ... history will be discovered behind the locked The President, I mean. now and then. remains into a plastic bag, I read door of his office. Enquell Day 7 - That crazy wife of nice to me. Maybe just a plaque I know that everyone of us is a day by day account of this mine, she only made one or something. Why not? Where'd reporter Ethelwald P. >n a state of climactic man's ordeal, which had been sandwich. Doesn't sire know that spider go? Oh, good, it is Washington was there. expectation waiting for Jackson laboriously scrawled on the wall. things like this happen? I heard over there spinning. SAVANNAH - The door to arrive. Why he must have Day 1 - I seem to have lost that leather is edible so I ate my cracked after the first blow from gained all kinds of useful my keys and the door is locked. belt. the foot of Police Chief Editors Afterword: Only a experiences from his previous Day 2 - I didn't go home last Day 249 - I've eaten all my "Animal" Epstein. The burly, vague memory remains of position that he can share with night and no one even called. clothes and furniture. I've saved bristle-headed, flat-foot hit it President Ashmore (and a our sch ool. He may be able to Does enybody even care. the last spider so that whn I'm again with his shoulder and the skeleton of course). And as for give us pointers on how to Day 3 - I got hungry last finished it can spin a web all broke open. The week-long his last request for a "plaque" all fender financial aid to some of. night so I ate that lunch my wife over my skeleton. I hear that a search was over; Henry Ashmore we can say is "Sorry, there are our stud ents, or how to balance had fixed for me. She never web really adds something. no funds. Intramurals you know. ou had been found. . , could cook; whenever she tried Day 250 - Panache! That's f institutional budget, or The dust liad been whipped EVEN HOW TO IMPROVE Page 4 The Inkwell FebrUaryi, Miv»H Nuts ASC Team uPse» • W • I I The ASC men's bobowling team averaaveragege for 3 games. In the leledd ASC with a 116363 e 1 haI dA their umworrcstt prvinin totntal in 5 cpsecrnondnd match., VViirrgginia Sample games.eamec %fn-: by David Dorondo years and lost 60-30 to Valdosta in Valdosta. Armstrong totaled Certain species of seaweed gr ow up to 600 feet long (if stood on 4111 pins for a lowly 164 team average. This was ASC's first Basketball end, they would be taller than any Redwood or Sequoia tree). conference match and Valdosta's Lynda Broussard * * * * first victory after two Morphine, an opium derivative is named after Morpheus, the on-the-road losses. The only The Armstrong Pirates record students who would life Latin god of dreams. now stands at 8-9. In conference to it consistant bowler was ASC's There will benomoretl„ * * * * Willie Tuten with a match high games the record is 0-3. The held at the Chic ft, * The human brain has no pain receptor cells. 205 average and a single game pirates played an exciting game satnes will be played' high of 260. For Valdosta, Ken last Monday for homecoming. # * * * so there is no excuse f0rs,i Purdy averaged 195 for 5 games. They scored over a hundred The Pharoah Hound, the hunting dog of the rulers of ancient not to give support at Z The ASC women's team lost points; however, they games. Egypt, has not changed in an evolutionary sense in over 5,000 years. 2 matches to Valdosta by 33-20 disappointingly lost to the * # # * and 37-16 scores. Both games Columbus College. The Lady Pirates record John Mason of Virginia was the first President of the United went to the last game and were The Pirates next game will be States in Congress Assembled. actually closer than the final in Valdosta, Saturday the 5 !h. 1-3. The Lady Pirates» * * * * scores indicated. Leading all The players will spend Friday game will be Friday night , The Padaung people of Burma have the longest necks in the scorers in the first game was and Saturday night. There will North Georgia. Good luck U world. (Maximum measured extension is 15% inches. Their necks are ASC's Andra Adair with a 173 be a student bus for any Pirates. stretched by means of copper coils.)
Mary Read and Annie Bonny wrere real life buccarates of the Governor's Intern Program 18th Century. (It just goes to show that even "ladies" can become Pirates! GO A.S.C.!!) The Governor's Intern Program provides a unique academic experience whileo»r students a practical, first hand look at agencies in state and local governments Ti interships are full time and last for ten weeks. The earning of academic cr edit wft working on a specific ageny project, is issential to a student's participation in tb ASC Bowling program. The amount of credit and all maters pertaining to that credit is lef t to the discretion of each student's school. A report is submitted by each intern to the Governor. The ASC men.s bowling team followed closely with a 207 and Intern Program after each project's completion. Upon approval by the staff, the reportis redeemed their ioening 206 average for the day. Willie filed in the Georgia State Archives for future reference. conference loss to Valdosta with Tuten continued his outstanding 1977-78 INTERNSHIPS a solid win over tough University bowling with a 190 average for FALL - September 22 - December 2, 1977 of Georgia 56-34. ASC scored the day. Nate Sims led the the highest pin fall total in their Georgia Bulldogs with a 208 WINTER - January 9 - March 17, 1978 history with 4967 for 5 games average. T he high game total was SPRING - March 27 - June 2, 1978 which is a 199 per man game a 1054 or a 210 average per man SUMMER - June 12 - August 18, 1978 average. Vic Martin returned to by ASC in the 4th game. Tyrone INTERNSHIP the Armstrong lineup after a two Lamar of Georgia had a 255 year absence with a solid 212 aml^nSf Z* f! '°cated statewide with the highest concentration in the A tlanta with 8 straight strikes for the per game average for 5 games. P NT8RNSDL S are high game. p natural RPSNNRRW ' ° P found in all areas of state government including John Seidl and John Ibarra industry and trarip c°nsu'~ner a fairs' ,aw enforcement, criminal justice, social s ervices, industry and trade, education, agriculture, and planning. Employment ELIGIBILITY junior senS^uatt '° ^ '**
Opportunities PREFERENCE Academic credit for^hp^n^60^-311-5' h°WeVer out-°f-state students are invited to a pply, For further information concerning these employment caaemic credit for the internship „ essential for acceptance into the program. opportunities, contact Ms. Payne, Room 5 Ad
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Part-Time : Graduate"^ P^of^ssfona'r^nternsh' 3 St'Pend °f 3t leaSt $400 t0 defray expenS& V rry sti ends Sales help in men's clothing store. Hours are 3-6 pm Monday the $1,00 stipend, students mutt h™ °f P °f $1-000 (to be eligible for through Friday, 12-6 pm Saturday. $2.65 an hour. graduate credit ) Payment is madp th V6 successful,y completed at least two quarters of Microfilm Operator. Hours based around student's hours Will Paid after the ™"h train. Start at minimum wage. Shipping Clerk. Import firm of motorcycle parts and accessories Warehouse work, Monday-Friday, 7:30 am until around 1 m If a FINANCIAL NEED $2.65 an hour to start. Art STore Attendant. Some knowledge of ad Governor's Intern Program"^reflqibl^to'na1?6^ tQ ^ institution he or she attends-t,,e ThrUSday 9 am untli 5:30 m partl ate Wednesdays. ^ ^ P - Possibly some The match for College Work Sturiv f,, , i^'P m the College Work Study Program, S ey Retail Sales. Week nights, from 3 pm or 4 pm until closing Well of the regular stipend. " made to the participating school in H groomed, non- smoker. Salary negotiable 10 am unffl 6p m-$2-35»>« SELECTION Intern selection is m£.shkr a, ca, wash. 3 pm until 6 pm. 6 Days , week. Minimum based on each student's future governmental matters" asTnnTpJ^ kdUn atudent's future potential for leadership'" 3 records work r Part-time waitresses. Monday through Fridav in^n a activities, interests, attitude and mlt ^' ' experience, extracurricula y 3:00 pm. Friday ,„d Saturday rights 5:30 pm umi 1 3S„T w" f combined opinions of the Govprnn ' V " decision for selection is based on t he can bes cheduled around these horns.B rrfirSgW°'k supervisors. governor s Intern Program staff, faculty advisors and a gency
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antiques:' »>*•• Sjlbout Applications may be obtainpH^'^ T° APPLY Intern Program at participating schools fi? Campus Coordinator for the Governor's writln9: P 9 SCh°°,S m Geor9ia- Also, applications may be obtained by gramma, using IBM Selectric Correctable and d°caohoS M?7h ' car Co, errands, mileage will be reimbursedTalari goSbfe William D. Cloud, Director Governor's Intern Program one person to* work fof'o'ne'**' °' P°SSibl> m°" Room 104-State Capitol costume, waL^p Sd d^'t sSeT® ^ Carlymg slgn Atlanta, Georgia 30334 hours, prefer early morning and later 9ft ' flexible hours person is able tol wo,k8JM01aaXf,nOOn!' 1" Phi Mu's poster "Look — No Hands' Donnell's fast break John Opper & Ken Chapman pose with "also-ran" SGA float. Chapman takes directing lesson, Photos Courtesy of: Fran and Leesa pose with winning float John Opper "Sack'em Pirates" Sandra Turnquist Vickie Huling No Comment! * SM«# v The crowd goes wild during half time excitement Tony shows his! Phi Mu's take second place with their boat float. .v. •: v Page 6 The Inkwell CUB Concert Surye y News Shorts Results Announced Dr. Bill Easterling from the evening river cruise to Fort types of weather, contact the During the week of January 3 Department of Languages and Jackson. Georgia Lung Association -the the College Union Board Literature would like to Commemorative services and "Christmas Seal" people, 1383 definitely be^S surveyed approximately 9% of announce the beginning of a new open houses will be held Sunday Spring Street N.W., Atlanta, range. By isolating th> the ASC Student Body to Russian Class. The class will start at churches throughout the Georgia 30309. WC Were abk to ob> Spring Quarter and will be held Historic District, with the • • determine which contemporary accurate information * at 11:30 daily. traditional Piping on the Green concert artist(s) are most artists we can afford. 81 and Kirking 0' the Tartan at Each year during spring popular on our campus. The Independent Presbyterian vacation thousands of college survey was developed by Georgia will celebrate its Students completed,, Church. A late afternoon Jazz students head to Florida to clear compiling a list of 200 top surveys while they 245th birthday February 8-12 Festival is planned by Telfair winter cobwebs and exams from recording artists from Billboard with nearl a week of special their I.D. pictures to f Academy of Arts their minds. Their main goal - and Performance magazines. events held in Savannah. developed. 93% of t he sy and "Georgia's heritage is a "fun in the sun!" These were grouped according to who had T n j Georgia Week, sponsored n° naa 1. D. car ds made tv rich and exciting one," say American Youth Hostel, Inc., five classifications; Soul, annually by Historic Savannah quarter c ompleted , ^ Georgia Week Chairman, American's largest non-profit, Mellow-Oriented Radio, Foundation, commemorates the Including all variables, 4 , Alexandra D. Saunders. "By non-sectarian outdoor travel Album-Oriented Radio, Rock, survey's founding of the colony of , - eHabilit 1 planning special and fun events organization for more than 44 and Country. Eight to twelve v Georgia by General James considerably better th an 0 1A for Georgians and visitors of all years, has a suggestion for 1978 indicator artists were selected Oglethorpe and his band of responses were plotted « ages, we hope that Georgia Week -- an inexpensive Sailing from each group and listed in English settlers who arrived her scattergraph; X= priority v! in 1733. will be a time to learn more Vacation to the Florida Gulf alphabetical order on the survey. rank. Point values were about our heritage and Coast Islands. Respondents were asked to A highlight of the week will to each response according t( appreciate it to the fullest." rank their ten facorite artists be a Pageant, Saturday, Every Monday through the degree of priority. For example A schedule of Georgia Week February 11th at 1:00 P.M. in end of April an AYH 26-foot according to priority with No. 1 first priority votes received 10 activities can be obtained by which the landing of Oglethorpe sailing sloop will leave Ft. being the highest and 10 being points, second priority, 9 0 writing or calling Historic and his greeting by the Indian Meyers, Florida, on a five day the lowest. Students were also points; third priority, 80point,, Savannah Foundation, P. O. Box Gulf swimming and snorkeling Chief Tomochichi will be asked to circle the highest price etc. These points represent the 1733, Savannah, Ga. 31402 or cruise. The cost, including all re-enacted near the original site ($4, $5, $6, or $7) that they estimated minimum n umber gf (912) 233-7787. food is only $ 179 and the trip is on the Savannah Riverfront. would be willing to pay to see people in the Savannah A res open to everyone from "old United States Associate each of their top ten selections. who share the respondent: salts" to "landlubbers." Expert Attorney General, Michael J. There has been plenty of hard Spaces were allowed for write interest in a particular artist. Tie informal sailing instruction for Egan, will be the principal winter weather this year. Coping ins. novices is included. survey results are listed belowin speaker at the Georgia Week with freezing temperatures can In a separate section of the order of estimated minimi Luncheon, scheduled for Friday, For information about this be a critical The temperature survey students were asked to attendance, average tic ket pritt February 10, at the Desoto unique "Sea Hosteling" way to iself isn't all that counts. The designate five artists from a list and minimum expected revenue: spend the upcoming spring Hilton Hotel. "The Golden wind chill factor is even more Coast of Georgia" will be the vacation, write Jerry Barron, c/o important. If the thermometer M,N the AYH Metropolitan Detroit MIN. AVvrG theme of the luncheon, which shows 20 degrees Fahrenheit, for ARTIST(S) EXPECTED will be preceded by * colorful Council, 3024 Coolidge, ATTD. TK.PRICE REVENUE example, a wind speed of 10 1. Beegees procession of costumed school Berkley, Michigan 48072. For 8,760 6.092 53,365.92 miles per hour produces effects 2. Stevie Wonder children led by General information about 2-week 5,450 5.857 31,921.42 equivalent to 4 degrees above 3. Boston Oglethorpe, Tomochichi, and summer sailing trips to the 5,010 5.580 27,957.04 zero. At the same 20 degree 4. Boz Scaggs local and state dignitaries. Bahamas (departing from Miami) 4,310 5.578 24,045.26 temperature, a wind speed of 30 5. Steve Miller Special events Wednesday write to Jess Russell, Travel 4,040 5.642 22,797.14 miles an hour causes the same 6. America include a Victorian Tea Department, AYH National 4,220 5.333 effects as a temperature 18 22,550.26 7. Barry Manilow 3,880 sponsored by the Downtown degrees below zero. Headquarters, Delaplane, 5.475 22,529.04 Garden Club, and Children's Day Virginia 22025. 8. Kansas 3,880 What the wind does is blow 5.475 21,244.59 at Madison Square featuring a 9. Earth, Wind & Fire 3,660 away the layer of air a round us 5.350 19,578.09 patriotic puppet show and other 10. Elec. Light Orchestra 3,640 that our bodies have heated. 4.98 18,127.12 activities. Quiz Bowl Competition will 11. Rita Coolidge 2,900 5.500 15,950.00 Evan a slight breeze blowing at 12. Dan Fogelberg ON Thursday, Christ begin at ASC this Spring as 2,820 5.372 15,149.30 five miles an hour carries away 13. Queen Episcopal Church will present a campus teams compete in 2,540 5.773 14,662.72 eight times as much body heat as 14. Aerosmith recital of 17th and 18th century Mental Intramurals. 2,750 5.125 14,094.75 still air. So, our boides are more 15. Kiss music, and the Colonial Dames directly exposed to the cold. College Bowl is a game played 2,620 5.30 13,897.39 of America in Georgia will hold 16. Carly Simon The fur of animals protects between two teams of four 2,440 5.210 12,722.85 an open house, tea and recital in 17. Styx them from the cold by trapping players each. The teams score 2,100 5.600 11,760.00 the historic Andrew Low House. 18. England Dan & dead air among the hairs, thus points for correctly answering Friday's agenda, in addition acting as insulation. Many questions asked by the John Coley 2,170 5.400 11,718.00 to the midday luncheon and animals can regulate their heat moderator. The game is fast- 19. Average White Band 2,110 5.157 10,881.27 procession through Savannah's 20. Foreigner balance by expanding or paced, and questions are framed 2,000 5.370 10,755.55 beautiful squares, will include a compressing their fur. We around a multitude of subjects lecture on Historic Savannah In response to the super-group portion of the survey, the humans have vestiges of the many of which are covered in a given by local attorney Walter following results were obtained: same hair-erecting muscles in our liberal arts curriculum, other Hartridge followed by free tours undergraduate studies and sk>ns, in fact. Those muscles ARTIST(S) of the National Historic current events. ESTIMATED MIN. Landmark District. contract when we're suddenly chilled and give us goose bumps The Student Activities Office ATTENDANCE The award winning film on 1. Fleetwood Mac has purchased a lock-out system 13,200 Georgia's coast, "Guale," will be Wool is one of the best -2. Chicago tor use in the competition. The 10,700 shown Thursday and Friday insulators because it traps dead 3. Linda Ronstadt purpose of this system is that 8000 nights at Henri's at Oglethorpe air between fibers, and many 4. Crosby, Stills & Nash the contestant pushing the 7,600 Mall, and Georgia-related art new synthetics are warm and 5. Beach Boys button first will thus prevent 7,500 work by local school children light. In the cold, it's best to 6. Stevie Wonder wear layers of ,|gh other contestants from being 7,500 will be displayed throughout the 7. Rod Stewart recognized by the moderator. 6,600 week at the DeSoto Hilton clothing; the film of air trapped 8. Peter Frampton Hotel. between each layers acts as Each team will consist of five 6,100 Players, four of which will n n B ard wi refer to Saturday's activities will insulation. Covering your head is th^vear vvh^ '° |° " this survey throughout participate. All organizations or en considering major concert artists for our campus. center around Savannah's crucial, too, since 90 percent of groups that meet regular riverfront, where the city's early he heat you lose can escape from your head if if, exposed intramural eligibility rules can cotton warehouses have been apply. As / See It transformed into interesting In extreme cold it's a good From page 3 The games, which will be shops, boutiques, restaurants idea to inhal through your nose don't get played on the stage in Jenkins o ap-fiwivuvathetic, plepicaasese , down the tubes unused. I j "5' and nightspots. Colonial '3ys. l.he Georgia LuTg Hall are under the supervision because your friends need you 0 Indian crafts will be Association. Scarves and Dear Prince, Who the hell are you? Fritz Dear Fritz, HEARNS I followed your advice and went into the darkroom with an Inkwell photographer to see what would develop. It didn t take me 125 West River Street long to get the picture. Thanks alot. Katie Savannah. Georgia Dear Katie, I thought you were fishing, so I handed you a line. Fritz For a weekend of good Dear Fritz, „ , The editor is always making Anti-ERA statements, owever entire editorial staff is made up of women. How do thin e rea y music & good fun feek? Abzulla Bedbug Not in Washington FEATURING N.Y., N.Y. BUCKY & B ARRY Dear Abzulla, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Guilty. Fritz --Coupon ASC BASKETBALL GAMES All ASC home basketball games wil' BUY ONE DRINK the campus gym. However, anyon g 9 ^ games must have a ticket; student GET ONE FREE be accepted at the door. One free i P student ID ma y be obtained in the S Q Q O rs r e THURSDAY NIGHT ONLY Activities Office. Office P°^ nf. pM tn q.nn p/yj 9:00 AM and 4:00 PM and 5:00 PMto 8.00 PM —— Coupon PM Monday- Thursday. Ticket deadline Thursday at 8:00 PM. - .1 Page 8 The Inkwell Febn Army Band To Perform United States J. A natural outgrowth of Angel es. Con General Pershing's vision of a WW SUta'S ft the position of Leader and West Point As Associate t The United States Army top-flight musical organization presented each week * Commander of the United States Bandmaster of the United States Band (Pershing's Own), The for the nation's Army was the the Washington D r Army Band on March 16, 1976. Military Academy Band in 1966 United States Army Chorus, and development of the United season at the Je f > He became the fifth appointee was selected to command the ferson the United States Army Herald States Army Chorus. Soldiers and on the East P^!, ®® Trumpets will be conducting a so designated since The Band's United States Army Element have alwys sung, and this Capitol building. AddiH°ft; concert in conjunction with the organization by General of the School of Music, with full tradition is vigorously The Cho™ Band's Southeastern Tour at the Armies John J. Pershing in responsibility for the schooling maintained with this select Fine Arts Auditorium, January 1922. of all Army Warrant Officer at official functions group of individuals. ! 1 Armstrong State College, Colonel Allen, a graduate of Bandmasters and enlisted House and State De ' ^ Officially established as a Apartment Saturday, February 11th at 8:00 Columbia University with Bandsmen. In 1968, he was The Chorus fe els separate unit with the direct P.M. Bachelor os Science and Master reassigned to the Adjutant responsibility to assistance of then Secretary of perform «, From Washington D.C., The of Arts Degrees in music, began General's Office where he again great works wri tten the Army Wilber M. Brucker and United States Army Band his musical career at the age of served as Staff Bands Officer for male voices by t he * the Chief of Staff in January, (Pershing's Own) will present a seven studying with his father, a until his assignment in 1970 to composers; and h as b een fa 1956; The Chorus has earned an free concert on February 11th at professional music educator and the United States Army Band as acclaimed for its p erform; enviable reputation in the worlds 8:00 P.M. in the Fine Arts school band director. In Executive Officer and Associate of Brahms and Schubert,« of serious and popular music. It Auditorium on the campus of addition, he has received Bandmaster. Bartok and Martina. Ho Armstrong State College. extensive training as trumpeter During America's has performed in every major well received have been ;• Featuring the United States twith such renowned musicians Bicentennial year, Colonel Allen city of the United States; at Chorus' appearances as pofa Army Chorus and The United as James Burke of the famous led "Pershing's Own" in more many colleges and universities, entertainers, includin, from Carnegie Hall to the States Army Herald Trumpets, Goldman Band, and Lloyd than seven hundred live and presentations on the te levisit the Band is currently on its Geisler of the National recorded performances carrying President's State Dinner for the shows of Ed Sullivan, $ J Southeastern Tour celebrating Symphony Orchestra. Colonel the Army's story in military, Apollo 11 Astronauts in Los Allen and Mike Douglas, the 56th anniversary of its Allen also received special patriotic and popular song to founding by General John instruction in conducting, untold millions of Americans. Here We Are! "Black Jack" Pershing in 1922. arranging and orchestration from The highlight of the year was the (Continued from page 2) As the foremost musical Hugo Fiorato of the New York concert given by the United organization of our country's in the first place. You say you City Ballet and Mort Lindsay, States Army Band, Chorus and suggestions. It is n ot too much senior armed service, The United don't know what's going on with musicial director of the Merv Herald Trumpets on the grounds to ask. If you don 't care, doiii States Army Band is the official Griffin television show. the Union Board. We are here, of the Washington Monument in complain. If you do, s peak up band for most diplomatic and working for you along with all During the Korean conflict, the Nation's Capitol, on the and get involved. Remenfc state functions of the Nation's Colonel Allen's assignments as Fourth of July for an audience the other SGA committees. Pay when you point a fi nger, y# Capitol. It performs musical Bandmaster included the Valley of over one million people. attention and make some have three pointing back at you honors for the arrival in Forge Hospital Band and the Colonel Allen's outstanding Washington of foreign Chiefs of Second Infantry Division Band talent as a musician, composer, state, diplomats, and high in Korea. An honor graduate conductor, and arranger is highly ranking military officers. It has from the Army Warrant Officer ATTENTION respected by the professional led every presidential Brandmaster course, Colonel music organizations and he is HISTORY AND POLITICAL inauguration parade since 1923 Allen was assigned to command very active as n adjudicator and and last year performed in more the all-paratrooper 101st clinician. As the Leader and SCIENCE MAJORS . than three thousand ceremonial Airborne Division Band during Commander of the foremost and concert appearances. > the Cuban and Lebanon crises. musical organization of the The conductor for this While assigned to this elite Senior Armed Service, he acts as Group pre-advisement will be concert by "Pershing's Own" organizstion he became a Senior advisor on national and will be Colonel Eugene W. Allen, Parachutist and Jumpmaster. held in international military musical The Band's Leader and Colonel Allen's outstanding activities. Commander. performance as a musician and room 201 Victor Hall Wed. Feb. 8th Colonel Allen is a member of Free tickets for this bandmaster earned him a direct the American Bandmasters performance may be obtained commission to Captain in 1961. 9:30-10:20 Association, where he served by calling 356-5300 or stop by As a commissioned officer, his three years as chairman of the 12:30-1:20 the student activities office in first assignment was to the Ostwald Band Composition the Memorial College Center. Adjutant General's Office in Contest Committee, and is a 5:30-6:20 Colonel Eugene W. Allen, the Washington, D.C. as Chief of the member of the Board of senior musical director of the Department of Army Bands United States Army, assumed Directors of the National Band Office. He served three years at Association. Personal Analyst C. W. 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