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Entire Inkwell Staff Reorganized Georgia Southern University Digital Commons@Georgia Southern Inkwell Student Media 2-1-1978 The Inkwell Armstrong State College Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/inkwell Recommended Citation Armstrong State College, "The Inkwell" (1978). Inkwell. 1279. https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/inkwell/1279 This newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Media at Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. It has been accepted for inclusion in Inkwell by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Non-Profit Organization U. S. Postage PAID Savannah, Ga. Permit No -. 380 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 <S John Ford Coley at ASC Coley's first album on the Big their spreading fame. Dan and John Ford Coley Tree Label, "Nights Are Danny Wayland Seals include "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.
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