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New GSC Marching Band Rugby off to quick start -See p. 9 -See p. 24 GE-AN VOLUME 63, NUMBER 3 Georgia Southern College Statesboro, Georgia 30460 THURSDAY, OCT. 21,1982

Human rights to be addressed here Saving money Human rights issues at the center syndicated columnist for the New everywhere want 'human rights,' it is of controversy and conflict at home York Times. not at all clear just what these rights and abroad will be confronted by key The Georgia Endowment for the are," Hansen said. "This conference officials in the United Nations and Humanities has awarded the college a is important, not only because the reason behind the U.S. State Department and grant of $18,500 to sponsor the discussions will help us understand debated by humanities scholars in a conference. The grant will fund five what our rights are but also what public conference at GSC Friday and seminars led by panels of humanities those rights will cost us in terms of Saturday. scholars from GSC and other colleges sacrifice and struggle." AC turn-off The conference on "Human Rights: and universities. They will address The sessions will open with an Should We Care" will bring three such issues as the conflict between address by Herndl on "What is By JAY JONES keynote speakers with credentials in human rights and national interest Human Rights" Friday morning, News Writer human rights and the humanities in foreign policymaking, what rights followed by panels throughout the Air conditioning in the dorms and more than 20 panelists from are "human rights," and how they day and an evening keynote speech has been shut off from 11 p.m. to college and university faculties to the are enforced internationally. by Steven on "Why Human Rights?" 11 a.m. in order to save money, campus for a two-day forum. The conference is also funded in Steven was the U.S. political officer according to Pat Burkett, director part by the GSC Campus Life in Chile during the overthrow of of housing. The special assistant to the director Enrichment Committee. President Salvadore Allende and GSC history professor Dr. Stephen of the United Nations Center for later was assigned to the State "I costs $850 a day to pay for Hansen, who is directing the grant Human Rights, B. G. Ramcharan, Department's Operations Center in electricity in all the dorms." will open the conference Oct 22 at cited the "timeliness of the Washington where he received the Burkett continued, "By cutting 10:15 a.m. with an address defining conference, while the attention and first phone call from Tehran off the air conditioners in the the issue of human rights. conscience of the world is fixed daily informing the Department of the dorms, we were planning to save takeover of the American Embassy by American career diplomat Robert on human rights issues which are $300 a day." Steven, director of the Office for central to the conflicts in Lebanon, the Iranian students. Policy and Programs of the U.S. State Poland and Ireland—and even at According to Burkett, on Department's Bureau for Human home in the controversies over Giovanni will keynote the closing September 24, the air condition- Rights and Humanitarian Affairs, abortion rights and prayer in session of the conference Saturday ing in Brannen Hall was shut off and black poetess Nikki Giovanni, schools. morning with an address on "Human because of complaints from the widely published author and "Despite the fact that people Rights and the Humanities." residents that it was too cold with the cool change in the weather. It was decided the following Monday that the air conditioning in all of Vice-presidential search continuing the dorms be turned off to conserve energy. By MARTHA RAGAN According to Carter, July 1983 is advertising the position nation-wide, News Writer probably the earliest possible date accepting applications, screening "After many complaints, I The target date, July 1, 1983, has GSC could expect to have a and "doing all the normal things a called Plant Operations after been set for the filling of the position, permanent VPAA. search committee does," said Carter October 1, and told them to turn Vice President of Academic Affairs "Dr. Lick is very close to naming a According to Carter, 200 to 250 the air conditioning back on." (VPAA) of GSC, according to Harry search committee," said Carter. A candidates are expected to make Burkett continued, "Since it was Carter, Acting Vice President. "The search committee and chairman application. only hot during the aftenoon and agreement that Dr. Lick and I have is must be named before further steps During Spring 1982, a search early eveining, it was decided to that the search will be targeted can be taken, Carter said. Once committee brought in several turn the air conditioning on at 11 toward the beginning of the next named, the committee will take candidates. The one man which had a.m. When the temperature fiscal year," said Carter. charge of the process which includes "campus wide acceptance and outside went to a certain point, a enthusiasm" had several other thermostat switch would turn the opportunities and chose a position system off." elsewhere, said Carter. "It was the According to Burkett, the feeling of the President and search thermostats were not working committee that the other candidates and Plant Operations was just didn't fit the GSC situation, so shutting all the air conditioners rather than pick someone further off at 7 p.m. "I then gave down the list, they decided to redo the instruction to start keeping the search," Carter said. air conditioning on from 11 a.m. The new search committee of to 11 p.m. probably about 15 members will be a combination of new members and Burkett added that she previous members "simply to give it regretted the whole affair and continuity," said Carter. After asking stated, "We didn't save as much , for campus wide recommendations money as we thought we would, Dr. Lick appoints the committee and all it did was get the students members, Carter said. "Dr. Lick takes mad." the recommendations seriously and Burkett said that because of tries to balance the committee fairly," the large number of vacancies in said Carter. the dorms, money has been tight. Carter filled the position of Acting "Our housing budget for the year VPAA in February 1982 when is $1.2 million, and out of that, Charles Austin resigned to become $400,000 is alloted to energy costs the President of East Texas State alone." m \ Acting Vice President Harry Carter See CArt TER, p. 9

H8HI Page 2, Oct. 21,1982, The GEORGE-ANNE Noted author to speak A native Nigerian who is now a Northwestern University and his widely-published American univer- Ph.D. from the University of sity professor of African and Afro- California at Los Angeles. He has American history will speak on twice been awarded National "Revolution in Southern Africa" at Endowment for the Humanities GSC October 21 at 8 p.m. in the fellowships for college teachers, holds Conference Center. fellowships and memberships in a F. Nwabueze Okoye, chairman of number of professional associations the African and Afro-American in his field, and has been called on by Forensic's tournament Studies Department at the State more than a dozen universities as a University of New York at Brockport, consultant in African and Afro- By MONTIE CROSBY member voted for Illinois because she is a recognized expert and author on American matters. News Writer is from Illinois State." Bury added, the legacy of colonialism and the GSC's forensic team is inviting "No statement in the constitution future of self-determination in Africa. Okoye will be on the GSC campus over 200 colleges and universities said a member could not vote for his His book £>n The American Image of as a panelist for the symposium on east of the Mississippi to attend the own preference." Africa: Myth and Reality, was "Human Rights: Should we Care?" first "Southern Fried Invitational Some members of the National nominated for the Melville J. October 22-23, sponsored by the Tournament" held at GSC. Forensic Association realized this bid Herskovits Award in 1972. college, the Georgia Endowment for "This will be the first of its kind in would help GSC with university Okoye has earned degrees from the Humanities, and the GSC seven years," said Janet Bury, status and many were disappointed the University of London and Campus Life Enrichment Committee. director of forensics for GSC. The because GSC lost the bid. tournament is to be held December 3, "In order to help GSC, the 4, and 5 with 15 to 20 schools association changed procedures for competing. the upcoming year," said Bury. Ticket sales decline GSC's team will be attending the "Normally bids have to be received by By MARK HALL were offered season tickets for 1983 National Tournament to be held December 1 and the site for the News Writer half price. GSC students can obtain at Illinois State University on April following year is announced in "There was a decrease in the one free ticket with the use of their 21 through 26. April." number of football tickets sold from valadine card. Students may also Originally the tournament site had "This year they closed bids for 1984 the first game to the second," said purchase one additional ticket at been chosen for Bradley University on November 1 and the site will be Hank Schomber, athletic business regular price. in Peoria, Illinois, but they could not announced by Thanksgiving," said manager. Schomber said approximately 150 meet the requirements necessary to Bury. Schomber, who was in charge of all additional tickets were purchased by host a national tournament. The president of the National ticket sales, said, "We knew we would students for the first home game and GSC had also submitted a bid to Forensic Association visited GSC have an overflow for the first game 75 for the last game. host the 1983 national meet but was this past summer and was very and the drop in the number of ticket "I think there will be more interest rejected by the National Forensic impressed with the facilities and the sales for the second game was in the next few games, especially if we Association. community according to Bury. expected." continue to win," he said. "We lost the bid by one vote," Bury "Our bid is in for the 1984 Preliminary figures show that Students can pick up their tickets at said. 'Two members on the panel tournament but I am a little gun-shy approximately 1800 season tickets Hanner Fieldhouse on Wednesday voted for Illinois State to appease the after what happened with the 1982 have been sold at $35 which includes through Friday from 8:30 a.m. until 6 midwestern faction and another bid," said Bury. four home games. Faculty and staff p.m. r f i j Homecoming 1982 FUGHT OF THE SOUTHERN EAGLE j

Ffl., Oct. 29 5:30 |>.m.— Homecoming Parade through campus 7:30 J>.m.— Eaglefest at Hanner Fieldhouse; FREE admission i Sat., Oct. 30 11:00-1:00 p.m.- BBQ lunch at Womack Field; $3.00 per plate 1 1:30 p.m.— GSC vs. Catawba at at Statesboro High Stadium I 8:00 p.m.- Atlanta Rhythm Section Concert in Hanner Fieldhouse I i $5.00 for students with I.D. $7.50 general admission. f EAGLEFEST 1982 FEATURING Skits!! GSC Marching Band!! Awarding of prizes for parade winners!! i GSC Cheerleaders!! Crowning of Homecoming Queen!! I » GSC Eagle Football Team!! Fireworks!! Erk Russell!! I FREE Admission! Come support the Eagles in our first fall homecoming. I. Hanner Fieldhouse 7:30 p.m. The GEORGE-ANNE, Oct. 21,1982, Page 3 Cadets receive gold second lieutent bar By MARSHA A. LANGLOIS Six of GSC's students attended Army Airborne School at either Ft. News Writer Bragg, N.C. or at Ft. Benning, GA. For three weeks they learned the One of GSC's newest eaglets is spreading its wings, gaining strength techniques of jumping, parachuting and eventually, landing. Finally, and beginning to fly. when J-Day came, with all of their hard training behind them, they Last year was GSC's first full year as an ROTC Host Institution. actually jumped and hopefully, parachuted from a C-130 airplane with Since that time, the ROTC program has grown in size and strength and nothing between them and the ground but 2000 feet of air. has further expanded its curriculum. Two other cadets and one cadre member, Captain Michael A. Kirby, The first class of 18 ROTC cadets to be commissioned from this new decided that the air was made for assaulting. Ft. Campbell, Ky.'s Air program received their gold second Lieutenant bars in June 1982. This Assault School promised to be their "10 toughest days in the Army." year's 1983 spring commissioning ceremony will likely commission 21 of GSC's college students into the U.S. Army as officers. Captain Kirby explained that within that amazingly short, period of But the cadet numbers are not the only thing growing in GSC's time, the cadets learned "the fundamentals of air assault operations," military science department. While most of us were vacationing in the which included the anatomy and physiology of the helicopter. sun and hitting the hot spots of the south, this summer the military Rappelling 80 feet out of "Black Hawks" and climbing a "50 foot troop science department was busy welcoming more new cadre (instructors) ladder into Chinooks" was just a small part of their total "combat assault than it had desks to accommodate. operations" training. Five new cadre, Major James C. Hare, Jr., Captain Roger F. Weber, Various other army posts accepted cadets for three weeks of Cadet Captain Zachary M. Doppel, SGM David Anderson and SSG Gregory R. Troop Leader Training (CTLT). This experience enabled cadets to wear Hernandez were signing in just as the ROTC cadets were flying out for the boots of an Army Second Lieutenant. This very real on-the-job their summer training. training gave cadets a view of the responsibilities and career Because of recent growth within the program, cadets were able to expectations to face them in the months to come. apply for and receive even more extensive training this past summer Cadet Second Lietenant Mark Wiggins described his CTLT training than was ever available to them before. at Ft. Belvoir, VA. as a "real good experience" because it gave him I Major Harold H. Scott, assistant professor of military science, "insight into what the army is really like" and a better understanding of explained that the ROTC cadets went in all geographical directions this "how it operates on a day-to-day basis." summer to receive many different types of training. Finally, one of GSC's distinguished students was selected to attend The Basic ROTC Camp, held annually at Ft. Knox, Ky. taught five of the army's prestigious flight school. Only approximately 48 ROTC GSC's cadets the fundamentals of army life, and the basics of soldiering. cadets, nationwide, were selected for this training. Furthermore, it thoroughly prepared them for entrance into the Cadet Second Lieutenant Randy Watson labeled his aviation advanced ROTC program in just six short weeks. instruction at Ft. Rucker, Ala. an "exhilarating and invaluable Cadets who already completed their MS III (Junior level) courses experience." The opportunity to fly alone—"solo in an Army Th-55 attended Ft. Bragg, N.C.'s ROTC Advance Camp. This six week training helicopter" was one he "never could have otherwise received." emphasized leadership skills and further trained and prepared the So, with all this quality training behind them, the ROTC cadets have cadets for their future jobs as commissioned officers in the U. S. Army, returned to GSC and have brought their technical expertise with them to Army Reserves and Army National Guard. aid in the further expansion of the ROTC program. Being utilized as But, some of the cadets, dreading to see the fun end, went on to further assistants to the instructors, they help to further improve the quality of heights in their never-ending military training. training available to the many other ROTC cadets. GSC economics major Kanne,

L> returns from West Germany THE By TOM BROOKS notes,"In Greece we have no News Writer fraternities or sororities (there are no "Being in another country and Greeks in Greece). There are no living with the people really makes dorms, no bands, no football and less you think about the world," says make-up. We have more cultural PHYSICAL FACILITY David Kanne, an economics major styles of dress." here at GSC. Kanne recently returned Many of the international from West Germany after spending students are used to a more political nine weeks there as a foreign student. environment on campus. As one OF STATESBORO There are about 100 international student put it, "The walls of our students from around 30 countries at universities are full of political signs. -OFFERING GSC this quarter. Kanne feels that I only see 'I love you Nancy' on the they are a valuable resource. "I wish I back wall of the McCroan Building." had had more interaction with the Zia Hashmi, director of the FREE foreign students here when I was at International Studies program, GSC because now, after being a believes foreign students can make foreign student myself, I realize how many contributions to GSC. He feels Aerobic Dance Classes And Slimnasfics important it is to them to relate with that "international students are a the native students of Georgia valuable resource in terms of For Women Southern. We all get something out of providing cultural diversity and it. In Germany and throughout knowledge about foreign countries. MONO A Y, TUESDA Y & THURSDA Y Europe, not only did I experience the In the International Studies European culture, but through our program, we are trying to integrate 5-6 p.m. interaction, they got a piece of the them more into the college and American culture," said Kanne. community. So far, this resource was (For members only) not used for the benefit of the Ed Lewis, director of Student institution. I have a distinct feeling Development, believes that that international students feel that Hours: international students teach us they_are neglected." something about ourselves. "They Hashmi believes this year could be Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.-10:00 p.m. provide a mirror from which we can an important year for international Sat. 10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. see ourselves as a society or as students as GSC, saying "Nineteen individuals. They give us a healthy eighty two' eighty three could be a Sun. 2:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m. perspective on ourselves," says- turning point because we are making Lewis. concrete plans to utilize the Many of the new international international student community." Windsor Village students at GSC are now going Lewis, Hashmi and several students through a period of adjustment to are re-establishing the GSC Statesboro, Georgia American culture. One student from International Club this quarter to Greece finds college here different further integrate international (912)681-2442 from that of Greece. As this student students into the GSC community. Page 4, Oct. 21,1982, The GEORGE-ANNE Susan Ward Let's live in peace Long ago, in a far away French white student population, and THEY GEORGE ALLEN SCOTT SHERWIN class, names were drawn for is not EVERYBODY in the GSC Editor Managing Editor Christmas party presents. Well, there black "cloud." was one black girl in my class, Elaine, Recently a black friend of mine told and I drew her name. me that one night she was walking BECKY NICHOLSON JIM CLAXTON I had noticed that Elaine liked to across campus when some drunken wear pretty hair accessories. So I fraternity (white) guys kicked broken News Editor Business Manager hand-painted a pair of hair combs for glass at her and called her "nigger." her. This girl is warm, witty, and fun to When she opened my present and be around. She didn't deserve that. Editorial views expressed in The George-Anne are not necessarily those of the Georgia Southern College administration or faculty. Signed columns are solely the viewpoint of the writer. saw the combs, Elaine looked at me In another incident of prejudice, two blankly, gave me an empty thank-you freshman girls, black and white, and tossed them in her purse. She found out they would be rooming never wore them, and afterwards, together—WARFARE. In some M ■ still did not speak when she passed instances, black and white Phone system is lousy me in the hall. roommates would have gotten along I resented Elaine's attitude towards fine. But both girls were very The phone system in Statesboro is definitely lacking in quality. me and wondered if she would have prejudiced and very verbal about it. Where else but Statesboro does it take two or three attempts to place a worn the combs proudly had a black These two girls did not have to live local call successfully? friend given them to her. (I knew together. Did they have to feel like the Have you ever wondered if there are any operators in this town? Elaine was prejudiced because I had North and the South? Attempts to get an operator or directory assistance usually proves futile. once overheard her talking to peers.) Another example of prejudice: a Luckily, there's never been an emergency, but if there had, it would have I disliked Elaine because she would black girl I like very much stopped been a bad scene. not view me as a friend or as a person. and talked to me in front of Landrum last week. When her black friends It is a necessity to have a dependable telephone system when our I felt this was because of prejudice. To me, this kind of prejudice is dislike of came up, she didn't introduce me and society has been trained to depend on the use of telephones as an another solely because of color. everything but ignored me. In my everyday way of life. We realize that nobody is perfect, but this problem Am I prejudiced? Certainly not. Not opinion, she was embarrassed to be continually reoccurs and we feel there is definite need for improvement. against my good friends, L.C., Diane my friend at that moment because I Telephone companies have taught us in the past to depend on them. We and Tony; I value their friendships. am white, and she had peer pressure. want the Statesboro Telephone Company to act accordingly. Not against the black man who is my This situation has probably father's boss. Not against black happened in reverse many times on students who will become my friends campus. in the future. I won't call for an end to prejudice. SGA's on the ball Yet I feel that some blacks on The people I'd like to ask this of are campus (but not all) dislike me— probably not listening. And look at You're back at school away from mom and dad's telling you what to without knowing me and only me; I can't even stop resenting (and do. Yet, you sometimes feel as if you're in a concentration camp. You've because I am white. And I resent this. being prejudiced towards) the got a lot of complaints about the system only you don't know who to tell. Of course, this situation is often just "cloud." But you do have a voice. This campus is blessed with a Student the reverse since some whites dislike What I want is for GSC students to i Government Association which has input into the decisions that the blacks solely because of color. In both think about the nonsense of college makes. cases people are prejudiced out of ACTIONS taken because of We feel this year's SGA administration has a lot of vivaciousness and ignorance and fear; this won't do. prejudice. Why make racial jokes that potential. For the first time this year, the SGA has compiled a Freshman I don't hate a black person, but I eventually hurt someone? Both sides Register. They provide students with a Student Directory and numerous resent and fear (and yes, I confess am are guilty of this. prejudiced towards) a dangerous other services. I won't ask for opinions to change, "cloud"; those in a group (any group) just for people to do some thinking— They want students to get involved and get active in the organization that are ready to "strike out" against especially about ACTIONS. Let's act -we need the SGA and they need us. They're willing to listen. Are you one wrong action that can be like friends. I'm tired of seeing whites willing to get involved? misconstrued as the actions of all. On pitted against blacks any time there's a one-to-one basis, I have many close, an election. I'm tired of continuous black friends. stereotypes—I'm white and I can Homecoming festivities I dislike a black attitude, but no one dance pretty damn welL had better call me prejudiced toward Stevie Wonder is blind, but maybe With homecoming upcoming, so comes the parades, parties and my black friends. Now I'm not blind he can see better than any of us. election of the homecoming queen. These are all important events which to, nor am I overlooking whites on Among other achievements, he has surround GSC's 76th annual homecoming. campus who are full of hate aimed walked away from that "cloud" of We encourage everybody to go out and vote for their favorite towards black people. They're resentment and hate. His song says it homecoming candidate. If nobody votes, then the purpose of having a sprinkled all over campus, but THEY ail. After all, why can't Ebony and homecoming queen is ultimately defeated. With all the beautiful girls is not EVERYBODY in the GSC Ivory live together in harmony? • running for homecoming queen, there has to be one that tickles your #•'1 fancy. Don't forget the parade and all the other festivities that will accompany the homecoming celebration next week. Exercise your priviledge as a student and participate in all the activities. You never *r know, you might have fun.

SUSAN WARD Features Editor DAVID JOHNSON Sports Editor KATHY TINDALL Assistant News Editor LINDA LLOYD and MATT BERRY Copy Editors FRANK LOGUE Photographer DANIEL POOLE Artist and Assistant Business Manager LINDA LLOYD Typist MARY LYNNE OGLESBY Production Assistant JEFF ALMOND Distribution FRED RICHTER, Faculty Advisor The George-Anne is the official newspaper of Georgia Southern College and is owned and operated by GSC. The office is located in room 110, Williams Center. The telephone numbers are 681-5246 and 681-5418 and the mailing address is GSC, L. B. 8001, Statesboro, Ga. 30460-8001. The GEORGE-ANNE, Oct. 21,1982, Page 5 RGE TTERB Guest Editorial GSC Flag Football Championships will end on November 22. This leaves us with only four playing dates before Do you want a degree or education exams begin that we may have to use for some unforseen problem such as EDITOR'S NOTE: Dr. John the math, the history, the psychology, experience mat might be yours in a inclement weather. Nolen is the dean of students at etc.—as some obstacle the faculty has particular class or at a particular In closing, let me say that there will GSC and his wife, Martha teaches placed in their way to make it difficult program at a particular time might be no all-star team to represent GSC reading. to obtain work they really came for— never be available to you again. their major courses. College is indeed a once in a in any post season tournament. If a T.S. Eliot said, "No one can lifetime experience. Never again will team is sent to The National By JACK and MARTHA NOLEN become really educated without there be available to you such a Collegiate Flag Football Tournament having pursued some study in which variety of potentially unique it will be a team that has played in our I came so I could get a good job. I Intramural program as a team all hope to get to know myself better. I he took no interest—for it is part of educational opportunities. Some- education to learn to interest times what you take away from one of quarter. Also, after checking our want to meet new friends. I came to schedule for 1982, we have discovered prepare myself for a career. I am here ourselves in subjects for which we these opportunities may be rather have no appetite." insignificant, but other times it may that only one women's team (out of to become self reliant. the twenty represented) will finish In the fall of 1981, a questionnaire The core curriculum is just what be very significant. The more you its name suggests. It is the core of avail yourself of these opportunities their six game schedule before was administered to all entering November 1. freshmen to determine why they your classroom educational the better educated you will be. experience. It is designed to add depth A college degree might be the Campus Recreation—Intramural came to GSC. The responses above Staff were among those most often selected and breadth to your knowledge, to stepping stone to a better job, but a by those new students. Others said educate you— to help you think college education is the stepping they came because of the athletic clearly and honestly, to respect the stone to a better life. Becoming Alcohol's okay programs or because friends or rights and views of others, to enable educated at GSC can and should be relatives had attended GSC. you to adjust to changing conditions the beginning of an exhilarating, DEAR EDITOR, Students attend college in general and to live effectively in a democratic lifelong process. At college you can We are writing this letter in and GSC in particular for a variety of society. work towards a degree and/or an response to the article published reasons, most of which are Do not rush blindly through the education. previously by the local paper While at GSC why not strive for acceptable; however, the underlying core curriculum to get to your major. referring to the presence of alcoholic reason for attending college should be Learn from it and enjoy it. Do not seek both? beverages at the GSC football games. more complex than any of these the easy way through with repeats of First of all, a fact that everyone must responses indicated. courses you took in high school. Take Staff feedback face is that during any large festive One question not asked of the courses and have experiences you gathering, there is going to be entering freshmen was, "Did you never had before. DEAR EDITOR alcoholic beverages consumed in come to obtain an education or a Every new experience enriches The Campus Recreation-Intra- some quantity, especially if the degree?" If such a question had been you and makes you a more interesting mural Department appreciates the occasion caters to all individuals asked, the responses would probably person. The educational experiences concerns of all students, faculty and regardless of race, sex, or religion. At have been invalid because most you garner from your core courses can staff regarding our 1982 Intramural every football game, without students think becoming educated is be among the most rewarding of your program of activities. The questions exception, that we have attended, synonymous with earning a degree. college years. If you approach your raised by the writer in "What's the someone in the stands has had a flask Unfortunately, this assumption is major courses with this same attitude rush?" printed in the October 14th tucked away to be produced to incorrect. There are many people who and determination, you will be well issue of The George-Anne were valid celebrate a touchdown or to warm have earned college degrees without on your way to becoming an educated questions and they deserve a chilling bones. Why shouldn't the becoming educated in the process, for person. response. It is this type of feedback Eagles games be sanctified? a degree only guarantees that one has Education at GSC is more than that enables the staff of the Secondly, we feel strongly that the mastered sufficient amounts of just classes. Education is the whole Intramural Department to become attendance of the games may be materials, at certain intervals, at a college experience. Plays, lectures, more aware of the feelings and needs hindered if too much monitoring is high enough level to receive the organizations, living in the of the students at Georgia Southern, incorporated. Look what happened to degree. Only the holder of the degree residence hall, the formal and thus allowing us to better serve you. the GSC baseball game attendance knows if he is really educated, and informal activities are all a planned We are always ready to listen to your when coolers were forbidden to be part of that experience. These suggestions about our program so feel taken within the gates. It is our W" time and circumstances will reveal it to others. activities are provided to help you free to drop by the Campus opinion that the tailgate parties held If getting a degree does not develope the ability to think clearly Recreation-Intramural office in the prior to and after the games sets the guarantee that one is educated, then and honestly, to respect the rights Hanner Gym any time we can be of mood for a good enthusiastic what distinguishes the educated and views of others, to enable you to assistance. cheering session. Who can deny the graduate from the uneducated adjust to changing conditions and to The decision to begin the 1982 Flag benefits of active support from graduate? The following list contains live effectively in a democratic Football season earlier than it has vivacious fans? some of the traits of an educated society. started in years past was prompted In answer to the claim that we are person: Do not limit yourself. Go to by several factors. This year we trying to pattern Eagle football (1) He possesses the ability to lectures, concerts, plays, residence anticipated a larger number of games after the Georgia Bulldog think clearly and honestly and to hall programs. Join the staff of The participating teams, therfore we games, whoever made that claim is communicate effectively. George-Anne, Reflector or Mis- needed more playing dates. This perfectly right!! We are following the (2) He respects the rights and cellany. Join organizations, or run for assumption proved to be correct as we UGA fashion and why shouldn't we? views of others. student offices. Get to know people have 54 teams participating this year UGA has set standards that GSC has striven to follow in every way *f (3) He is able to adjust to different from yourself. Do things as compared to 47 last year. We are changing conditions, situations and and have experiences you have never also expanding the school possible, so why should the extra- problems since concepts and had before. If you have never been to tournament in 1982 to include the top curricular activities be treated any techniques are constantly subject to the ballet and know you will not like three teams from each league with the differently? After all, one of the revision and obsolescence. it, go. exception of the Coastal and Eastern attractions of cc liege football is the Approach each opportunity with (4) He lives responsibly and Divisions—since they have a smaller accompanying parties. (Anyone effectively in a democratic society. curiosity and an open mind. John number of teams they will only have recall the annual Georgia/Florida Munschauer, placement director at The GSC catalog states that the two teams represented in the school event?) Okay, so we are using the purpose of the institution is to provide Cornell University, said, "I see all tournament—which will bring the Womack field and should respect that experiences which will enable kinds of students, and the ones who total number of teams participating privilege. But if we put restraints on students to acquire these and other have ventured out of the ordinary and in the school championship to 22. We our pre- and post-game activities now, traits. have become something other than also anticipated dates that would will they not be even more restricted What are the experiences that lead ordinary are the ones who get in the have to be reserved for home after a stadium is built? to an education? You should begin extraordinary job." These are the basketball games. With all of these So let us have our harmless fun, with the very first classroom same students who have the factors taken into consideration the please. We should all enjoy the games experience—the core curriculum. extraordinary lives. season was started one week earlier in our own individual fashion. Many students view the core Do not let these opportunities pass than in 1981. We are ending regular The GSC Students and curriculum—the English, the science, you by because the educational season play on November 10 and the Recent Alumni Page 6, Oct. 21,1982, The GEORGE-ANNE

Homecoming 1982 The Flight of the Southern Eagle is about to begin with the election of the Homecoming Queen Finalists. Elections will be held today, October 21st to choose five lucky girls who will serve as the 1982 Homecoming Court. Polls will be set up at Landrum Center and Williams Center from eight until seven o'clock. Be sure to bring your I.D. if you plan to vote. A second election will be held on Thursday, October 28th to choose the 1982 Homecoming Queen. The Homecoming Queen will be crowned Friday night at the Eagle Fest - Homecoming Festival. Scheduled activities for Homecoming weekend include: Homecoming Parade, Eagle Fest (Pep Rally & Festival), Pre-Game Bar-B-Que, Football Game, and Atlanta Rhythm Section Concert. Paula Williams Printing Assoc. of Ga.

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*m «* -The GEORGE-ANNE, Oct. 21,1982, Page 7 Russians and Americans explore together Three Russian scientists who Drapalik said the timing of the Kiev, Peter Gorovoy of the botanical The exchange has allowed have a "natural interest" in South visit brought the botanists to Georgia garden in Vladivostok, and their American botanists and horticul- Georgia were guided up sandhills and at the peak of the season when plants American hosts from the New York turists to conduct extensive field work down pitcher plant bogs in the go to seed, allowing the Russians to Botanical Garden in the Bronx and and make collections in difference Bulloch County area recently on a collect seed as well as plant from the University of Georgia. regions of the USSR, a country which field trip led by two GSC professors as specimens. While Soviet botanists have been covers one-seventh of the world's ) _ part of a Russian-American botany "Everyone was especially touring the United States, their land mass and many important exchange. impressed with our many beautiful American counterparts have been mountain ranges. Soviet botanists have been late summer flowering plants, many escorted around Russia gathering collecting samples of American of which belong to the Aster family," native plants for U.S. herbaria Earlier in the summer, a group of plants, particularly endangered Drapalik said. 'The field trip hit the collections. Chinese botanists also toured the species, from around the country sandhills during the hottest part of Exotic plants for North American area as part of a year-long tour of the during the exchange program which the day, but the flora was so exciting gardens and arboreta have come U.S. to study and collect plants from began in 1976, and spent the past two that the botanists didn't mind the largely from Europe and portions of various eco-systems in North months in Georgia and the heat" Asia, mostly China and Japan, with America. The Chinese returned last Southeast. Donald J. Drapalik, The tour group of visiting very few species introduced through month to sample late summer flora to associate professor of biology, and botanists included Valeray the Soviet Union, Drapalik said. add to their collection. George A. Rogers, professor of Nekrasov, head of the seed history, were their GSC hosts and - department at the botanical garden tour guides of natural areas in the in Moscow, Nickolai A. Kokhno, vicinity. director of the botanical garden in > Tutorial Program - Fall 1982 **> SUBJECT DAY TIME LOCATION Biology Tuesday 4:00-6:00 p.m. Biology S102 Thursday 3:00-5:00 p.m. Biology S102 Chemistry Mon. & Wed. 8:00-9:00 p.m. Herty 211 Foreign Language French Wednesday 6:00-7:00 p.m. Hollis 112 German Thursday 5:00-6:00 p.m. HolUs 112 Spanish Wednesday 4:00-5:00 p.m. Hollis 112 Geology Wednesday 7:00-9:00 p.m. Herty 101 Math Mon. & Wed. 6:00-8:00 p.m. Math P. P. 270 Physics Mon. & Wed. 8:00-9:30 p.m. Math P. P. 120 S IF YOU NEED TUTORING OR IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO TUTOR, PLEASE :* *: CONTACT THE APPROPRIATE DEPARTMENT LISTED ABOVE. TUTORIAL :>: « ASSISTANCE MAY BE OBTAINED FREE OF CHARGE FOR ANY OF THE :::; jgi ABOVE LISTED SUBJECTS FOR ALL STUDENTS. Soviet botanists visit Bulloch County. :?: For more information call Counseling Center, Second Floor, Rosenwald Building, £: |;i 681-5541, Landrum Box 8011. Siatebbm State 9wt Retired Professor awarded Hours of Operation: Retired GSC education professor workshop leader and speaker on Monday-Tuesday • Private Parties, Fund Raising Parties. Miriam Bender has been awarded the developments in educating 1982 Georgia Children's Friendship exceptional children. Wednesday • Ladies Night 7 -10 p.m. Ladies admission Award by the Georgia Association of Among the many honors she has FREE 75 cent skate rental. Gentlemen admission School Psychologists. earned in recognition of her work is $1.75, 75 cent skate rental. the establishment of a children's Thursday - 7 - 10 p.m. Admission $1.75, 75 cent skate ren- The annual award recognizes a clinic in her name. The GASP tal. award cities in particular "the great Georgian who has demonstrated Friday - 7 - 10p.m. Admission $2.00, 75 cent skate rental. exemplary service to children and amount of volunteer time Bender has 10 p.m. - 12 midnight $2.25 admission ■ FREE skate was presented to Bender at theSchool given to the Learning Analysis rental ($1.75 if attended first session) Psychologists Workshop at Lake Center and to children," according to Jackson on October 14 and 15. Robert Martin, head of the department of educational gudiance Bender has been a pioneer in the at. GSC. 'Saturday -10 a.m.-12 noon. For children field of education for exceptional 12 years old and under only. FREE children. She came to GSC in 1973 ^ • • 4 fcv skate rental. from Purdue University where she v' Pool tables - * headed the Children's Achievement s Centipede 2p.m. - 5p.m. • Admission $1.75 skate Center which was one of the leading • Lady Bug rental. center of its kind in the nation under • Ms. Pacman • her direction. She worked closely with 7 p.m. - 10 p.m. - Admission $2.00, 75 Robotron cent skate rental. the center's founder, Newell Kephart. * Kangaroo • r- Qlx At GSC Bender specialized in ^k Phoenix m 10 p.m.-12 midnight-Admission $2.25 teaching education students who ^" Galaga ™ > - FREE skate rental ($1.75 if attended would become school teachers of 1st session) 1 disabled children. She also worked • directly with exceptional children Sunday '2p.m.-5.m.- Admission $1.75, and their parents in the college's ' GAMES • 75 cent skate rental. 7 p.m. -10 p.m. - Learning Analysis Center, assessing • Admission $2.00, 75 cent skate rental youngsters that may have motor '. PEOPLE PLAY (soul music only) 7 p.m.-10 p.m. problems which interfere with their Jjk College Plaza g learning and advising parents on vl home programs to carry on the ^ . ^ therapy. Bender didn't allow her retirement in 1981 to interrupt her mission with 1 FREE GAME children, and continued to work at the Limit one per customer Huuj. 67 Ssuik Slated***, Ga. Pk*ue 681-4060 learning center as a volunteer and travel coast-to-coast as a consultant, COUPON . Page 8, Oct. 21,1982, The GEORGE-ANNE Olewine Memorial mini-park sponsered by GSC's Bioscience Club By RICHARD LEE "The area back there was never grounds behind the building. A News Writer taken care of. It was mostly pine barbecue pit may be added to the park The area behind the GSC biology trees and a lot of them were diseased," in the future. building is taking on a new look as said Lovejoy. "After walking through Donna Johnson, GSC landscape E the Bioscience Club continues work architect, is supervising the there several times a day for the past on the Olewine Memorial mini-park 15 years,. I just thought that appearance change being made in the project that was started last year. something could be done to improve area. She was also able to purchase GSC Biology Professor Bill the appearance." materials for the project at wholesale Lovejoy, adviser to the club, Knowing that Plant Operations is prices. pioneered the project which will offer limited in its budget for campus The Student Government an area that can be enjoyed by the improvement, Lovejoy thought the Association, under the administra- students, faculty and staff of GSC. creation of the mini-park "would be a tion of former SGA President Don good project for the Bioscience Club Johnson, provided funding for the to undertake." He wrote up a proposal project totaling $1,000. Jody Usry, to secure permission necessary for the SGA's current president, said that he New snack bar located work to begin and enlisted the help of thinks the park is a good project Plant Operations in removing the because it has the potential to provide diseased pine trees in the area. benefits for all, rather than catering in the Pines clubhouse The park, although not originally to the needs of just a segment of the planned as a memorial, is dedicated GSC population. "It's a place for By DAVE MILES Hagins said. The snack bar also to the memory of Donald A. Olewine, students, faculty and staff. That News Writer has a laundromat and a dining area who died last year, shortly after work includes a lot of people and that's the The Pines Snack Bar opened with tables and a television, much on the project had begun. kind of project we (the SGA) like to be October 18 and offers students like Sarah's, he added. Members of the Bioscience Club involved in, something that includes another alternative to Landrum, Tom Lee, manager of both The placed picnic-study tables in the area everybody." Sarah's, and the Deck Shoppe, Deck Shoppe and the new Pines and are planting hardwood trees and So far, no completion date for the according to Wendell Hagins, Snack Bar, said he feels students shrubs around the once unattractive project has been announced. director of GSC's stores. living In the Pines need a place to go other than convenience stores or the The snack bar is located in the shopping centers to get what they old Pines Club House which was need. damaged by fire last spring. "When we saw the building, we knew it was Hagins plans to stock the store with too good to pass up," Hagins said. laundry supplies, shorts and shirts, and possible novelty items. "I want Basically it is the same the students to let us know what they concept as the Deck Shoppe; want us to carry," said Hagins. He microwave sandwiches which can be also said, "We want all the input from purchased with meal tickets, a the students we can get—good, bad, swimming pool, and video games, or indifferent."

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By MARION ELROD resources, special activities, graduate Colleges and Schools based in Check-cashing News Writer programs and research. Atlanta, Georgia. A new check-cashing club GSC is conducting a self-study The committee has also offered a The Southern Association will allows Keene State U. students to program this fall to renew its method for each department to use to study GSC's evaluation and cash checks of up to $15 at the accreditation as an institution of reach its self-study objective. Rogers projections. A visiting team will then student union. Students, pay a higher learning, according to self- said, "The method consists of four be sent to GSC to determine if the self- $15 membership fee, which, is study director, Richard Rogers. steps: unit described, unit evaluation, study program's findings are applied to any check returned for unit recommendation and unit feasible. If GSC meets the insufficient funds. Any student This self-study program occurs on projection for the next five to ten association's standard requirements, who bounces a check must also a 10 year basis to evaluate what has years." The steering committee's the school will be granted pay a $5 service charge before re- been done in each department in the purpose is exactly what its name accreditation for the next ten years. entering the club. Two returned past and to project what needs to be indicates: a guide to direct the After that period, another self-study checks in one semester done in the future. progress of the self study and to program will be necessary to attain automatically ends check- review final departmental reports. accreditation for the following ten cashing privileges. The self-study committee which years. heads the program is made up of The next phase after departmental Rogers said that the time-table for members of GSC's faculty, evaluation involves a compilation of the self study would have No royalties paid administrative staff, deans, and both all data into an organized whole. departmental reports completed by vice presidents. Rogers, along with Jane Brown of the the end of fall quarter, the large Fraternities and sororities English department, will summarize overview completed by the end of wouldn't have to pay royalties on Rogers, associate professor of all of the reports. Once a final summer quarter and the visiting music performed live under a bill management, has been granted full overview has been comprised, it will team to study the findings during the currently before Congress. The release time from teaching classes so be sent to the Southern Association of 1984 school year. legislation would exempt all non- that he can devote time to the

By SUSAN SMITH how to divide the funds. Cook stated, News Writer "its a careful process that takes place GSC students taking over six credit before the final allocation." hours are required to pay a $17 31111111111111111111111111111111111 iiiiiiHiimiiiiiiiiiiiuuvj student activity fee each quarter. STUDENT ACTIVITY BUDGET ' n "This is separate from the $30 athletic FISCAL YEAR 1989 fee which goes to support all GSC | Art Gallery $ 6,000 | sports activities. | Black History Month 3,000 = 1 CLEC 26,600 § According to William Cook, vice- = Commencement 600 | president of finance, the money is s Concert Band 11,000 | "spread out over a number of = Fencing Club 1,766 = agencies". = Forensics 6,000 | = GSC Museum 1,000 | Campus organizations must 5 George Anne 32,487 | submit a written request for = Honors Committee 600 | additional funding and it must be | Intramural* 39,600 | approved by student affairs. If 5 Jazz Band 6,000 = s Lecture Series 16,760 S passed, the request is handed over to s Masquers 14,600 | the Student Activity Budget | Miscellany 4,160 = Committee. "Since this committee is s Miss GSC Pageant 2,360 | made up of six students and four | Model UN 6,020 | faculty staff membvers, there is I Misuc Licensing 2,000 always student involvement in the 2 Opera Theatre 1,500 budget". He described the group as § Puppetry Guild 780 5 Radio Station 19,000 "hard working and dedicated". We specialize in tune-upt, water • fuel pump*. g Reflector 40,000 Most, of the organizations that replacements, carburetors and brake repair receive funding are geared to benefit I Student Government 22,600 1 Student Programming 14,300 310 North** Dr. the entire student body, Cook said. I SUB 102,096 Owner - Robert Turner After considering the needs of each I Contingency 10,000 489-1132 Statesboro, GA 30451: organization, the committee decides 1 1 ■■ msssssmeeeeet

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New ABC album By KEVIN LIEVSAY Record Columnist I know that I promised Pat Benatar this week, but she will have to wait. A friend of mine introduced FEAIUJ me to this next album. Fred, that's my friend, was playing this album in the room next to mine when 1 inquired as to, "What band is that?" "ABC," he replied. Needless to say, I had no idea what Global Issues: New course offered "ABC" meant. After further questioning, I learned that "ABC" is By HAYWARD CORDY of the Global Issues course is to stress will be in charge of each topic studied indeed the name of the band. The title Features Writer the idea of interdependence and to with at least two other instructors of the album is, "The Lexicon of A new course entitled Global stress the development of solutions present to provide assistance and Love." Issues is being taught at GSC. IS 350, which encompass global remedies." feedback on the topic. The band originated in England better known as Global Issues, is the Pajari feels that the course will help Students taking the Global Issues and hit the states last summer. ABC first course of its kind to be taught students to better understand that we course are presented information gets heavy air play in the north but is here. The course is the first in a may not be able to solve some of the from varied perspectives because the new in Dixie, which is the way it sequence of four courses necessary for problems in America ourselves but usually works. I took it upon myself to a student to minor in the newly will have to work cooperatively with instructors of the course have varied look up the word "lexicon" in the established International Studies other countries in order to solve them. educational backgrounds. Lowell dictionary. The definition of program. Bouma is head of the foreign "lexicon" is: a dictionary. So, the All four courses are being funded language department. Robert defined album title is: "The by a grant from The National If we are going to solve Greenfield is a professor of sociology 'Dictionary' of Love," or more Endowment for The Humanities. problems, we must study and anthropology while Zia Hashmi, appropriately, "The ABCs of Love." GSC had previously received a grant global solutions. Roger Pajari and Lane Van Tassell "The Lexicon of Love" style can for research to develop the —Pajari are professors of political science. best be described as funk, soul or a International Studies Program. Last Each professor has a different mixture of the two. A "Gap Band"- year an additional grant was received emphasis. like bass beat keeps the rhythm. The from The National Endowment for The course zeroes in on many Just as the instructors of the vocals and keyboards, however, The Humanities to implement the problems. Some of the problems to be course come from diverse disciplines, sound like David Bowie. The result is program. discussed and dealt with are: so do the students. This quarter the an outstanding sound that is also The Global Issues course marks languages of the world and problems class consists of 24 students with great dance music. the initiation of an International of international communication, approximately half of the students "The Look of Love" and "Poison Studies minor program. According to population growth and nutrition in coming from the political science Arrow" are my two favorites. "Tears Roger Pajari, coordinator of the developing and other countries; world department The rest of the students Are Not Enough" is another good program, the grant will run for energy needs and resources; the arms come from various other departments one. I recommend ABC's "The approximately three years after race; and human rights. such as anthropology, sociology; Lexicon of Love." which a new sponsor must be found. The format for the course will be history, and foreign languages. PS: Special thanks to Fred According to Pajari, "the purpose an interdisciplinary team teacher approach. The course is being taught The course is open to all students by five members of the GSC faculty. regardless of their major. Pajari feels The instructors for the global issues that "if we are going to solve course are Lowell Bouma, Robert problems, we must study global Greenfield, Zia Hashmi, Roger Pajari solutions, yet we are very ignorant and Lane Van Tassell. One instructor about the globe."

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The GEORGE-ANNE, Oct. 21,1982, Page 13 New professor, Albert Kreiling, welcomed By ROSE BYRD vast number of people looking for j obs that they don't possess good Journalism program. Our internship Features Writer in cities like New York, Dallas, and composition skills. Graduates who program is very much in need of As enrollment figures increase at Chicago; that despite the glamour can't spell and organize good vitalizing. Journalism students are college and University Schools and allure they may possess, the grammatical sentences. A careful faced with a tight job market which not throughout the country, society situation remains — from my and concise use of language is needed only affects getting a job, but more has begun to re-emphasize the professional experience—that these and the ability to interpret local importantly, contributes to diminished importance of structured are not prospecitve places for a government issues. Therefore, a sound opportunities for temporary employment academics. In an effort to student to start. study of economics and political science of students. promote the belief in a highly- GEORGE-ANNE: Where would you will enhance the students interpre- Within the context of today's educated populace; The George- advise students to begin looking for tation of the issues. economic situation we do need Anne will be conducting a jobs? GEORGE-ANNE: What goals are a credible and valuable intern- series of articles on academics at KREILING: As an instructor at you planning to accomplish during ship program for the students. GSC. This week The George- Fordham University the advice given your tenure at GSC? While some constructive beginnings Anne welcomes Albert Kreiling to students seeking their first job was have taken form, there are still some to the faculty and the Journalism to get out of New York because the KREILING: There are certain areas that need developing in order department: prospects of acquiring a job with the obvious matters that will be for the students to have internship Kreiling is originally from overwhelming competition among commanding my attention in the opportunities. Cincinati, Ohio. He received his the mass media students for the jobs Masters and Doctorate from the that existed there at the time were University of Illinois at Urbana- almost nil. "STUDY HARD, Champaign. As an undergraduate at SELECT A COURSE OF ELEC- Northwestern University in Chicago TIVES THAT WILL CONTRIBUTE Kreiling worked with the Chicago TO THE INFORMATION OF Chamber of Commerce writing ISSUES, AND LEARN TO newsletters, press releases and CONSTRUCT GOOD GRAMMATI- feature articles. CAL SENTENCES." In many ways GEORGE-ANNE: Kreiling what Ho a student can get a more interesting you consider the most difficult task and versatile job in a smaller place confronting journalism students such as Statesboro or Savannah. today? GEORGE-ANNE: What qualifica- KREILING: Journalism students, tions should a student possess to offer like students in so many other fields a prospective employer other than face a diffucult job market, a highly good writing skills? competitive situation without a lot of KREILING: Well, writing remains desirable positions and an enormous the single most important qualifica- number of people seeking those tion a journalist has to bring to bear if positions. In some ways the student tion a journalist has to bring to bear if in this area is fortunate because the he wants to get a decent job. The locale is away from the major biggest complaint among editors and metropolitan centers. There is such a publishers about recent graduates is ALBERT KREILING

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Page 14, Oct. 21,1982, The GEORGE-ANNE Statesboro offers different nightly entertainment By DAVE MILES Directly across Varsity Plaza is back complete with couches and a Clark and the Hot Nuts, the Fort Features Writer Trader Bicks. Designed in a rustic television. The Flames' manager, Benning Doughboys, Longshot and a By now every GSC student has frontier decor, they have recently Dale Hughes claims, "We provide Stroh's Rose Contest. realized that Statesboro is not the expanded to more adequately entertainment, not promise it." Perimeters, like the Bald Eagle, is a hottest night spot in Southeast accommodate larger bands. Weekly Bands booked for this quarter include new bar in a familiar location. Georgia. But before you sell it short, specials at Trader Bicks include The Producers, Eli, Contrazz, Formerly The Knights and Spillars, Statesboro still offers a place for happy hour, $.25 draft, ladies night, 2 Subway, Control Group and Five Perimeters, on Old Register Road, is every student that occasionally for 1, and live entertainment Miles High. The Flame also has a top owned by Floyd Bolton. Like many partakes of alcoholic beverages. Wednesday through Saturday. 408 disc jockey to play requests. other bars Perimeters was remodeled Let's begin our tour of the bars at Manager Chris Connell said over the summer, and now has a Beginnings. Located in Varsity entertainment this quarter will On down Chandler Road and larger dance floor and a lighted sun Plaza, Beginnings opens each day at include Iced Tea, Longshot, Surge, across the street from The Flame is deck complete with an outdoor bar. 11:00 a.m. for those who like to slip in Jetstream, and Revolver. The bar the Bald Eagle Lounge. With 7,800 Weekly specials include ladies night, for a beer between classes. Co-owner also includes pool tables, pinball square feet of space and a new fraternity-sorority count, 2 for 1, Jerry Jeeters describes Beginnings machines and video machines. partition dividing the dance floor and sink or swim with 20 cents draft, and as "a nice, cozy sit-around-and-talk- tables from the pool tables and video live entertainment on the weekends. type bar." Beginnings also provides Much like Trader Bick's, The Flame machines, Manager Randy McLeod Bolton also plans to have afternoon live entertainment, a pool table, an is a rock-n-roll oriented bar. Newly says his motto is, "If anything is specials for soap opera fans. assortment of video games, and hopes remodeled over the summer, The going on, it'-s going on here at the So, even though Statesboro has no to add a wide-screen television in the Flame now boasts a 100-foot bar and Bald Eagle." Coming events include Studio 54 or Limelight, who needs coming weeks. has included a seating room in the The Swinging Medallions, Doug them? GSC's marching Eagles: A new sound that is moving on year. In preparation for each new Time," Earth, Wind and Fire's By DANIEL LANIER brought them invitations to appear drill, the members are given an 18 to "Star," and Barry Manilow's "Even Features Writer as an exhibition band at six diffentnt 20 page drill chart to be memorized. Now." Things are happening at GSC, and festivals. The band will perform at This chart contains the exact position Officers of the band are: Warren of course, the big news is the football the festival to be held here in of each member during each Rogers, president; Ashley Wells, vice team. But there's also a new sound on Statesboro on November 13. developing stage of the drill. So for president, Julie Parker, treasurer; the move here that is going to make Originally the band was to wait two hours every weekday and a and Greg Hughes, social chairman. this and every football season until next year until it did any road lengthy session on Saturday before The band is looking for a name. If complete, and this new sound is the shows, but people have been so each game practice, the band works anyone has suggestions, they can GSC marching band, which is under impressed with the band's to put this drill and music to memory. send them to L.B. 9855, care of the direction of Jerrold M. performance that President Lick has Under the direction of Michaelson, Warren Rogers. Michaelson. requested the band to check into the and the field direction of drum majors When band president Warren Michaelson originally expected possibility of traveling to the next Beth Ellington and Jeff Haile, each Rogers was asked what his sights are over 200 people to try out, but the Valdosta game. show promises to be exciting and for next year, he predicted that the band eventually rounded off to 125 The GSC marching band will certainly entertaining. band will be larger, but emphasis will members. The talent that these present a new musical program and The rifle corps and flag corps will be on quality not quantity music. He members put forth in performance drill performance at every game this be an active and colorful part of the concluded by saying. "We feel that band, and will add a definite flare to Dr. Michaelson is the best marching the drill. The rifle corps is under the band director around, and that right direction of Eric Scott and the flag now, we have the best program in this corps is directed by Star Hand. Both area. Our goal is to create a tradition are students. of excellence." And you know that The uniforms that the band has are this group is on the right track in original, drawn and designed by a achieving this goal. student committee. The music that the band will be Be sure and turn out with the playing will be a variety consisting of marching band to support our GSC pop, jazz, rock, and classical. This football team. Become a part of the coming performance, the band will be new sights and sounds. The GSC playing Tchaikovsky's "Symphony marching band is on the move—and No. 4," Chick Corea's "One More the look is sharp. Review: NPR's "All Things Considered" By ROSE BYRD story (should private schools be Features Writer allowed tax exemption status when "All Things Considered" is a radio they discriminate against the news broadcast that can be heard on enrollment of blacks based on the National Public Radio Monday- perfidious notion that God created through Friday, beginning at 5 p.m. segregation from the beginning?). and ending at 6:30 p.m. It airs from 5 The variety of this newscast has a to 6 p.m. on weekends and can be definite appeal to the constituents heard on 91.5 FM from Savannah. who support NPR but "All Things The primary reason for the Considered" lacks a real commitment continued success is because of the to the quality of socially relevant program's varied format and style of issues. Instead, coverage is given to production. The program begins its the benign interests of an apathetic broadcast with news information public while the more important that would not be considered typical issues lack the sincere quality of headline news; yet, within the same coverage that warrant public context of reporting the material, the interest. topic headlines the news: "Suzuki drops a bombshell today ... Japan's While the newscast contributed head of state resigns." This type of approximately 40 minutes of media ploy tunes the listener in to reporting on the diminishing funds to news that he or she might not have support teenage runaways, the heard within the last 24 hours. production footage only allowed 20 Next comes the introduction of minutes to the issue coverage of recent headline news: Tylenol interracial relations. In other words, poisonings in Chicago, educational when a newscast fails to give information, sports features, cultural adequate coverage on an issue that happening, icons of history (the has more social relevance, the Jewish ancestry of Christopher production has not considered all Columbus), and the human interest things. The GEORGE-ANNE, Oct. 21,1982, Page 15

GARFIELD® bv J m Davis it Go Bananas" Identifying and analyzing strengths and weaknesses in dealing with those around us—including insights on "over-using a strength to the point it is actually hurtful rather than helpful in relating to others"— IGO£SS WE'LL will be the focus of a seminar at GSC HAVE TO STAY IN November 4 from 2 to 4 p.m. «* THIS ABANPONEP Sponsored by the division of Home HOUSE TONIGHT: GARREL7 Economics and funded by the Campus Life Enrichment Committee, "Go Bananas" is a seminar designed to build "people skills" by focusing on how people relate to one another. Participants learn to identify their "WIZARDS": An unoriginal flop strengths in relating to others and understand the underlying By KIP WILLIAMS that the resulting motion will pass for couldn't do as much of that, motivation that causes them to relate Movie Critic animation. interestingly enough, there is one as they do. Director Ralph Bakshi has come a Finally, on the technical side, let's character in the movie I couldn't find "Go Bananas" is presented by long way since the days when he was, not forget all those still prictures by a direct antecedent for, and that one Linda Cochran, president of Step Up in his words, "Drawing cute mice at Mike Ploog which manage to fill some was so boring to filmakers and Inc., a firm specializing in Terrytoons." Unfortunately, it has all time any other director might have audience that he was killed almost as management and human resource been downhill in terms of used for animation. soon as he came on. development. On her travels storytelling, animation, and Don't think for a minute, however, Finally, what there is, is just poorly throughout the country, Cochran has especially originality. I wouldn't that my only complaint with this film done. Jokes are milked so long (by presented workshops and seminars to £* mind that he grinds out these is that the animation techniques are repeating them in their entirety) that leaders in business, industry, pathetic movies. But I can't stand the so cheap and penny-pinching as to they become tedious. The entire education, and government as well as publicity for them, which makes make the graphics on video games "message" (a world the producer uses professional organizations. David O Selzmnick look shy, modest, look like real life; far from it. After all, to try and get serious young people Cochran received her Ph.D. from and retiring. The first I heard of Rocky and Bullwinkle are rather into the theatre with) of "peace and Michigan State University in 1978 Bakshi's endless bragging was when poorly animated, but I sit through love" (to get the peace and love and has taught at the secondary, "Fritz The Cat" came out (shortly them with glee. generation to shell out) is college and adult education levels. after which cartoonist Robert Crumb contradicted by the bloody-minded She has co-authored a book and sued to have his own name taken off Unfortunately, Bakshi's story- ending, in which anything the main written numerous journal articles, as the film), but that's another story. telling techniques are as poverty- character stood for is made false. well as publishing a number of I had high hopes for "Wizards." I stricken as his animation. In many Maybe he felt that the end justified training manuals and workbooks. love good animation, and wish there ways, his devices for making and the means. With this movie, the end The seminar will be held at the was more of it. "Wizards" was telling a story seems to have come didn't justify anything, , but I was GSC Conference Center auditorium. described to me as "Sam Peckinpah from "How to Write Good" (by very happy to see the words "The For further information call Mary in Disneyland." As it turns out, it Michael O'Donoghue, in National End" anyway. Kettler at 681-5339. would be better be called "Russ Meyer Lampoon). If you've introduced a at Hannah-Barbera", for the character you don't like, just kill him technical level of the animation is . off right away! If the story is very close to that of the old Yogi Bear flagging, quick! Have some senseless ROADWAY and Huckleberry Hound cartoons violence! If your characters never say (that is, when there is actual anthing interesting, be sure one of animation in the movie; and that is them has rather large mammary TIRE CO. kept to a minimum). glands! If you have no ideas of your own, go steal them from someone else! Hwy. 80

The faculty research budget has also been cut, as well as the printing. There will be less brochures and catalogs printed.

If the revenue does not increase and GSC's budget is actually cut by $425,000, it will definitely hurt the school. But students, feel better, you may not feel the pinch! Though the budget may be decreasing, the quality of equipment and the education will not decrease.

There has Deen a freeze put on hiring, so if a person resigns, his position will not be filled. Less instructional equipment, such as computers, typewriters and material for the biology, chemistry and technology lab will be bought, the faculty, staff and administrators plan to do less traveling. Along with Terrors from the Haunted Forest will include 'the Five stations of scare will include "swamp land," a these attempts to save money, fewer tunnel of no return" and "hell's creation on the "wind care" and "phantism. the event is scheduled operating supplies, books, pencils, loose. for October 28,29 and 30 from 8 p.m. to 12 a.m. Xeroxing equipment, etc., will be bought. Learning Resources Center program UNIQUE ! BEAUTY & BARBER SHOP By GEORGE SHARPE teach math, composition, grammar Features Writer reading and learning skills. ) We have a complete line of hair Come one, come all and take Jane Williams, who is in charge of and skin care products advantage of the services offered in the center, encourages all students to Including Rori Roberts Make-up the new Learning Resources Center, come to the center for additional help located on the first floor of the library. in their classes. Williams urges WE WILL OFFER On January 4, 1982, GSC was students to bring graded assign- 5% OFF ANY PRODUCT WITH granted an SDIP grant, which gave ments to the center so that the staff GSCI.D. money to open the new center. The can see the types of problems that the 439-1083 29 E. MAIN ST. LRC program is now open to all GSC students have. Williams, along with n n students. The program is designed to Dennis Congos, teaches a two-hour credit cource (LRC 220) designed to teach students how to take notes, study for exams, and manage their time. The faculty of the new center is in Salad or Taco Salad IMP from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday College Plaza Shopping Center through Friday and from 8 a.m. to 8:30 p;m. on Tuesdays. The center Statesboro, Georgia offers two types of individual ft Iced Tea instruction: one-to-one tutorials and computer-assisted instruction. Salad Bar Computers in the center are or Medium Prink suggested as a supplement to in-class work in many class syllabi. The center can help students in such fields as electronics and genetics. Computer programs are also available in such areas as Expires Nov. 4, 1982 English grammar, chemistry, reading, math, physics and music. -The GEORGE-ANNE, Oct. 21,1982, Page 17 > """"I Living in Cone Hall MedicationBy DALE LICK goes. New drugs must be tested on animals and humans Cone Hall is the home of many One frightening fact that the Extra-Strength Tylenol before the government approves their sale. However, every male freshmen at GSC. Life in Cone is score has taught us is that if someone is bent on hurting potent medication carries some risk, so the Food and Drug centered around specific activities people, it is initially difficult to stop them from tampering Administration takes into account what is called the risk- and other important things that are with medications to do it. benefit ratio: how much good a new drug can do as common to dorm living. Most of us innocently take medication assuming that if compared to its potential harm. In the beginning of the quarter, the doctors prescribe them, or if you can buy them without If your doctor doesn't specifically mention the there was a meeting of all Cone Hall a prescription, the drugs must be safe and effective. These residents, resident assistants, and assumptions can be wrong. possibility of a drug reaction, it means there isn't any. False. Your doctor may forget to mention possible side . the hall director in the lobby. All of The July/August 1982 Texas Health Letter gives an the rules of hall living were discussed interesting discussion of medication use and provides an effects, or raise them only casually. If you are in doubt, ask him or the pharmacist about possible adverse reactions. in great detail. Rules discussed eye opening true/false quiz to test how much you know concerned intervisitation, drinking, about drugs and how they should be used. Check and see Some of us, especially children, can't swallow aspirin smoking, hall activities, and conduct how well you score on their questions. tablets with water. Is it okay to chew or swallow them dry? expected of the residents. Also, a True or false? Over-the-counter (OTC) drugs can be No! Chewing aspirin may irritate the gums and distinction was made between a bought without a prescription because their ingredients swallowing them dry may add to the possibility of stomach major and a minor violation. are essentially harmless. The answer is false. The upset. Other activities in Cone have been chemicals in OTC drugs are often the same as those in If directions say to take a medication with water, a a sister-male dorm orientation, the prescription drugs; only the quantities differ. If taken quick gulp to get the tablet or capsule down is sufficient. organization of various athletic casually without regard for safety warning, False. You should take aspirin tablets, antibiotics and teams, and two ice cream socials with nonprescription medications may be hazardous. most other medications with a full eight ounce glass of its sister dorm, Winburn Hall. Cone is * Is it true or false that government regulations ensure water to help get the medicine into your bloodstream. presently in the process of electing that potentially hazardous drugs can't be purchased When a prescription reads "Take on an empty Hall Council members. without a doctor's prescription? False. Many OTC stomach," the best time to take it is just before meal? False. Future activities in Cone will medications have been on the market so long that they Mixing food and drugs may also hamper your body from include a "personalization project" ii aren't covered by new government safety regulations. The getting the medications' maximum benefit. When the which the residents will beautify th< classic example is aspirin. The drug properties of aspirin instructions are to take on an empty stomach, you should hall by painting and other means are so complex that if it Were to be marketed as a new drug take the medication an hour before or two hours after a Two policemen will also present a today, the government would probably insist it be sold meal. program on youth drinking. only by prescription. An ordinary household spoon will do when you're told The resident assistants in Cont Can you answer this question about the common cold: to take a teaspoonful of liquid drug. False. It's important to Hall are generally pleased with the Unfortunately, there is not a remedy that will cure take exactly the prescribed amount of a medication. When conduct of their residents. One mankind's most prevalent disease—the common cold? The the dosage calls for one teaspoon, that means precisely five resident assistant states that some of correct answer is true. No drug, over-the-counter or cc's (cubic centimeters). Since household teaspoons vary the residents want to play their music prescription, can cure a cold. Medication can relieve some from two to seven cc's, it's a good idea to use either a too loud. He says that they do not of the symptoms, but with or without medication, a cold will kitchen measuring spoon or a measured dosage cup that seem to understand that Cone is run its course in a few days. If fever or cough persists more you can buy in any drugstore. supposed to be a quiet dorm. than four or five days, you should consult a physician. Even under the safest of precautions, medications can The residents of Cone Hall are Do you believe that pharmaceutical companies can't be dangerous. The best approach is not to take chances, but pleased with life in their dorm. Most introduce new drugs until animal and human tests prove instead follow carefully the exact instructions of the doctor say that they like their roommates, them useful and completely safe? This is true as far as it or on the label. and were pleased with past activities.

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Fast, Free Delivery College Plaza Phone:681-4326 f The GEORGE-ANNE, Oct. 21,1982, Page 19 SERVICES: Typing available (term papers, manuscripts, etc.). For more information call 764-6728 (after 5 p.m., 764-9242), ask for Pam. (11-11) GSC museum reschedules WANTED GSC museum officials regret to announce the cancellation of the Smithsonian's travelling "photo- WANTED: Female roommate to share one phone" exhibit which was scheduled bedroom apartment (No. 22) in University Village.. Share rent and utilities. Call 681-3291. to open last week. FOR SALE: 1981 Honda 100. $600. Call The museum will, however, 764-4303. (11-11) < FOR SALE (11-4) feature the Smithsonian's exhibit on WANTED: Roornmate to share two bedroom "The History of American Foreign FOR SALE: Yamaha Maxim 550, still under FOR SALE: Toyota Corolla. 1978, AT, AC, duplex on N. College St. $87.50 plus half of Policy in Political Cartooning" warranty. Excellent condition, phone 681-1010. AM-FM cassette, excellent condition. $3,350. utilities; cable and HBO in each room. Call 764- through November 7. (10-28) Call 489-1321. (10-28) 7405- (10-28) FOR SALE: 1971 Honda motorcycle. CM400T, WANTED: Residence hall students to serve on with helmet. Excellent condition. Call 764-2210. FOR SALE: Homelite 150 automatic chain saw. the residence hall judicial board. Qualifications after 5 p.m. (10-28) Just tuned and sharpened. Automatic oiler, good include: one previous quarter of residency in a Night monitors FOR SALE: 1979 Camaro Rally Sport. Bright starter, 20-in. bar. $80. Call 764-7239 or stop by GSC residence hall, residency in a GSC yellow with black trim. Excellent condition. Call 219 E. Main St. (11-11) residence hall while serving on RHJB, a 764-2210 after 5 p.m. minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0 which must be needed soon (10-28) FOR SALE: RCA 19-in. color TVs at rock maintained while serving on the RHJB, a clear FOR SALE: Raleigh-Reliant bicycle, brown, bottom attractive prices. Contact any time at disciplinary record in the office of judicial The night monitor's purpose is to new, with lock and jack. $200. Call 489-1321. 764-5651. (11-11) Affairs and a completion of application, secure buildings, protect property screening and training programs, If interested, please drop by the Housing Office (Room 40, and enforce social regulations by a FOR SALE: 1969 Volkswagen, not a thing of Rosenwald) and pick up an application. (10-28) regular patrol of an assigned beauty but it runs. $500. Call 764-7669 evenings. FOR SALE: Smoke and fire alarms detection (11-4) devices. $15 each. Call 489-1533. (10-28) residential area. Monitors are HELP WANTED considered part-time student staff FOR SALE: Rambler, 1968, AT., AC. V-6. Excellent mech. Very clean body. $950 Call 489- members of the department of 1321. (10-28) SERVICES HELP WANTED: Professor's family desires housing. male or female student help three to four hours The following requirements and FOR SALE: Moving sale! Harmony guitar, new SERVICES: Sales and service and installation each week. No babysitting involved. $4 per hour strings $30, two bed pillows, full size $5, new of all makes and models of auto and home plus gas money or transportation. Call 489-8237. responsibilities have been estab- kitchen clock (electric, gold and brown) $7, stereos. Ben's Electronics, 307 Northside Dr., W. lished: 1) A minimum cumulative miscellaneous items (books, frames, Avon items) Call 764-76780. (11-4) GPA of 2.0. 2) A clear disciplinary five for $1. If you are interested in seeing and/or HELP WANTED: "Come to the Mountains." purchasing any of the above items, call Tiffany SERVICES: Need a good mechanic in States- Top brother/sister camps in Poconos, June 25- record (no prior record). 3) One or Glenn at 681-1127 or drop a note to T. O. boro? Low student rates. Experienced auto August 21. Waterfront (WS) drama, canoeing, quarter residency in a GSC residence Damon, L. B. 10336. mechanic is seeking weekend and evening work. sailing, bike leader, water ski, athletics, office Specializing in brake jobs, tune ups, winterizing, and kitchen help. Good salary. Call camp office hall. lube, oil and filter, stereo installation, etc. For at 215 / 224-2100 or write 110A Benson- East, FOR SALE: Registered Persian kitten. High more information or to set up an appointment, Jenkintown, PA 19046. (11-11) Night monitors receive minimum quality blood line, female, black, gold eyes, very contact Mark Kolody at 764-9679 after 5 p.m., wage ($3.35/hr.) on a biweekly pay playful. A perfect gift for Halloween. Call please. (11-4) NOTICE: GSC museum officials regret to 764-9474 after 6 p.m. or weekends. (11-4) announce the cancellation of the Smithsonian's schedule. travelling "photophone" exhibit which was Work study and institutional FOR SALE: Volkswagen Scirocco. 1976, AC, SERVICES: Loveable little lost dog needs scheduled to open last week. The museum will, positions are available. See Vicki cruise control, new AM-FM stereo cassette, home. Gentle and intelligent, house broken, however, feature the Smithsonian's exhibit on brakes, radiator, low mileage. Must sell. good famil pet or companion. Call 681-1089 or "The History of American Foreign Policy in Hawkins, assistant director of $2,785. Call 489-8452. 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The GSC soccer team split a pair of and come back in the first half, that is games this weekend. The Eagles lost a tremendous effort." to the Campbell Camels, 5-2 on Saturday but came back Sunday to GSC dominated Armstrong State beat Armstrong State of Savannah 2- Sunday, taking 38 goal shots while 0. CCER the Pirates made only nine attempts. Campbell, ranked number eight in Ketil Torp scored the first goal for the south, jumped out to a 3-0 lead, the Eagles on a penalty kick at 38:03. Kit Cummings added an insurance only to have the Eagles come back to Jack Evans combined with Alex goal at 1:45 of the second half to make cut the lead to 3-2 by halftime. Gyedu to cut the lead to 3-2 at 37:05. it 2-0. Phillippe Botin, assisted by Juan Gomez and Mike Little added Said Pirate Coach Cummings, "We Michael Griffen, scored the first had a let down today. We can't expect goal for the Camels at the 7:17 insurance goals in the second half to to play this way against South mark. wrap up the scoring for Campbell. Carolina and expect to win," Eagle assistant Ray Wells added, "Our Scott Scarborough scored on a Coach Pat Cobb said he was objective was to score one out of every penalty kick at 11:38 to make it 2-0. extremely proud of his team despite six shots and today we scored one out Less than a minute later, Botin scored the loss. "We gave you a great effort," of every 17." again on a corner kick, the assist said Cobb. "Any time you get down by going to John Reed. three points in the first 12 minutes The Eagles are now 3-6 on the year. B-BALL

Continued from p. 24 players in the country. After a two entire TAAC. Kerns does not appear year. "The way the schedule is year layoff, the 6'7" center still has awed by the competition, and seems arranged, we may get off to a scoring (9.2) and second in assists. the potential for prominence. most concerned about the conference mediocre start," said Kerns. With a strong nucleus, Kerns and games. He believes that Hardin- "However, seven of the last nine his assistants, Mike Jeffers and Mike Two transfers from East Carolina, Simmons and Houston Baptist will games are at home, so we could have a Backus, signed six more athletes. The Morris Hargrove and Bill McNair, be improved this season, erasing four great finish," he added. "If we can new recruits are guards Mark are ineligible this season, but are easy wins off the schedule. Little keep the players' and students' McWhorter, Eric Hightower, Travis counted upon for future competition, Rock, with their nucleus returning, enthusiasm, then it could be an Filer and Greg Ellis, forward Denver according to Kerns. should be the favorite to win the interesting season," the coach Byrd and center Reggie Fears. The 1982-83 schedule is more conference, Kerns said. "It should be concluded. Fears, a highly-touted Texan, will difficult than past seasons. GSC will even a tougher situation than last The regular campaign will get finish his college days at GSC. Three face Jacksonville, Virginia year," he asserted. underway November 26, as the years ago, he was a high school Ail- Commonwealth, West Virginia, Eagles host Ft. Valley St. at 7:30 p.m. American and one of the 20 top South Carolina, Georgia and the Kerns hopes the attendance and An exhibition game against the support of the students and Winsor Candian Basketball team will community will carry over from last be played November 15.

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By MIKE JONES to the non-revenue sports.Among Sports Writer these changes will be a brochure for all sports, with a roster of both teams. This is the first year for football Greenspan may be fairly young and cross country programs here at but this will certainly be another case GSC, and along with these changes where quality and experience, not came Glenn Greenspan. Greenspan is age.counts. the new sports information director (SID) at GSC. Me Greenspan comes to GSC from Florida State where he was assistant SID for three years. He is a graduate COLLEGE PLAZA of Florida State and received his Open 10-7 Mon.-Sat. masters's degree from there. Greenspan is single and 24 years old. Greenspan came to GSC on August 2,1982. He said the reason he came to GSC was because it was "a Shutterbug good opportunity for advancement, to Film Developers go to a good school." He also saw a potential for GSC to grow and become a major Division I school. "The Little Brown Buildings" As far as changes go for GSC, "Convenient one-stop drive-in service" Greenspan wants to see it get national coverage for its major "TOMORROW OR sports. He also said, "I want to try to FREE" expand outside of the tri-state area." THE CHOICE OF THE CHAMPIONS GLENN GREENSPAN Some men have a style all their own. Perhaps on Kodacolor Film 110, 126, or 135 He also wants to give more coverage that's why they choose Izod Lacoste. It's a (glossy only) l*:ws:sw:w:w:*^ combination of quality, style and faultless Our guarantee to you: Mon.-Thurs. in by •••A design. like this classic Orion acrylic pullover sweater with ribbed V-neck, waistband and 1:00 p.m., back the next day by cuffs. In colors to coordinate with Lacoste 12:00 p.m. — or FREE shirts, slacks and other sportswear. Izod Lacoste...obviously for winners. Small, 10% DISCOUNT They said it. medium, large and extra large. . . on developing of 3 or more rolls When asked what he expected from Newberry this weekend, head football DISCOUNT PRICES EVERYDAY!! Monday-Friday 9:00-6:00 coach Erk Russell replied, "trouble." Sine* 1911 No. 1 Statesboro Mall Linebacker Tommy Ray on this weekends bye: "Now can come back with a No. 2 Fair Road little rest and get back to the matter at hand - beating Newberry." Dodger manager Tommy Lasorda commenting on the St. Louis Cardinals ace ' *k?~mr Kodakpofw...™ Custom.TM-.--.-^-?'. reliever: "Bruce Sutter should be outlawed." Famous Brands-Discount Prices Everyday i .T^ fora good took. JffKVMXWlBnBn Downtown Statosboro Page 22, Oct. 21, 1982, The GEORGE-ANNE Freshman sensation leads Eagle ground attack By DEE MARET has been playing football since he to perform up to his potential. When Harris' finest moment as an Eagle Sports Writer was six yours old, and he attributes asked how he felt about coming off was his successful two point The first year football Eagles have much of his success to his parents. the bench behind first stringer conversion to tie Valdosta State. "I unveiled some promising young "They always told me to do my best at Melvin Bell, Harris said, "I think I'm was hoping for the chance. I felt like I talent. One of the finest prospects is whatever I wanted to do," he said. looking for equal time to show what I could stick it in there in the clutch," freshman tailback Gerald Harris. His goal at GSC is to average 100 can do. Maybe one day I can be he said. The team had practiced that "He is major college material both yards a game, and always works hard number one." particular play for goal line ability-wise and as a person," situations, and his 4.6 speed enabled Harris to break outside untouched for contended former University of Georgia defensive lineman Ricky the tying score. Even though the Eagles were McBride. Steve Pennington, an Eagle soundly defeated by Gardner-Webb, assistant along with McBride, Harris maintains that the asserted, "He has extreme second enthusiasm is still alive. "Erk told us effort, (much like) a small college to don't look back because we've got a William Andrews." long way to go." Harris, number 35, "I didn't expect to do as well as I hopes the team will be just a small have," said the highly touted Harris. step below the major colleges by his The 5'10", 195 pounder was averaging 7.3 yards a carry going senior year. "We're progressing alot, but it into the Gardner-Webb game. While may take some time," Harris said. "I playing late in the first quarter, feel that they (Russell and staff) go Harris injured his shoulder and did over our mistakes until we get them not return. However, the injury was down, and that is what it takes to not serious, and he is counted upon to win." continue his exciting campaign. Harris, from nearby Swainsboro, Harris stressed the hard work and dedication it takes to play college turned down a partial scholarship to football. He explained that the team the Citadel in order to walk-on here at must be in at 11 p.m. on weeknights GSC. "I felt like it would be cheaper and 12 midnight on weekends. The overall, and my mother wanted me long practices and weight training close to home," he said. He has earned are tiring. So for relaxation, Harris a partial scholarship here, and is very and teammates such as his happy with his decision. So happy in hometown buddy Henry Foots, go fact, he believes he would turn down a skating, walk around campus and lay major college scholarship if offered one today. around the dorm. Harris also attends A communications-major at GSC, church regularly. "I just want to thank the Lord for all the success I Harris is a former all-region football star, who also competed in basketball may achieve," he concluded. and track at Swainsboro High. He GERALD HARRIS ■Intramurals / Campus Ree FLAG FOOTBALL STANDINGS (As of 10-16-82)

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October 22, 23, 24, Friday, Saturday, Sunday. GSC Campus rtecreation/Intramurals RacquetbaU Classic—Greek points to be awarded. (Entry forms available at Intramural office—deadline for entry is Thursday, October 21 at 5 pjn. October 27, Wednesday. Punt, pass & kick. Meet at Rotary field—7:00 pan.—Greek points. November 8, Monday. Dale Lick Run, 5 p.m. Landrum Center. November 22, Monday. Bike race—4HX) pjn. Sweetheart Circle. Greek Points—Longer course this year. Check these dates. Information is different from what was printed in last week's George-Anne. These ARE correct. :The GEORGE-ANNE, Oct. 21, 1982, Page 23 Baseball The GSC baseball team gets its fall season into full swing this week Men's tennis improved when they start the 1982 GSC Fall Invitational Tournament. Eight teams will participate in the tourney including host GSC. The By SHAWN WOODIE Greenwood, Indiana, Steve Benson remaining seven are USC Salkehatchie, Brewton Parker, Middle Sports Writer and Gary Munchos from Toronto, Georgia, Gordon College, Abraham Baldwin College, Dekalb Central "This vei> marks a highly Canada. These players have a thirsty and Dekalb South College. improved yer. over last," says GSC desire to make the best of the 82-83 The tourney began Wednesday night, October 20. It will last through men's tennis coach Joe Blanken- season. Sunday evening, October 24. The tourney is merely used as a warm-up for baker. Last year marked the worst Returning players are California's the teams involved. season GSC has ever faced. Two out John Gompert, who was defending GSC will split its squad into two separate units, a blue squad and a of the six players were injured for TAAC champion, and Mike white squad. This will give everyone a chance to play as well as give the most of the season. With last year's Imbornone, who is a junior from coaches a chance to look at all the prospects. difficulties, the team managed to Atlanta. Imbornone spent most of finish with a 12-13 record. "The team last season injured, so he will be 1982 GSC Fall Invitational Tournament has shown a great deal of playing his first full season this year. improvement at this point." DATE TEAMS Lyndsey Benson is also returning TIME Blankenship is very happy about the with good playing experience from Oct. 20 USC-Salkehatchie vs. GSC Blue 5:30 improvement compared to last year. last year. Coach Blankenbaker has USC-Salkehatchie vs. GSC White 8:00 "This year's players know the an all-out positive outlook for this Oct. 21 Brewton Parker vs. GSC White 3:00 challenge that lies ahead. GSC year. He sees a better quality team Brewton Parker vs. GSC Blue 5:30 plays in the Division I tennis than last year. r Brewton Parker vs. GSC Blue 8:00 conference with competitive schools "Last year players didn't have the Oct. 22 Middle Georgia vs. GSC Blue 3:00 such as the University of Georgia, the concentration these fellows have." Middle Georgia vs. GSC White 5:30 University of Alabama, and SECC Blankenbaker feels his team is more Middle Georgia vs. GSC White 8:00 and ACC teams. These teams have a responsive to the fact of winning this Oct. 23 Gordon College vs. GSC Blue 10:00 bigger budget to recruit from a higher year. Gordon College vs. GSC White 12:30 quality selection," says Coach Blankenbaker says he lacks Gordon College vs. Abraham Baldwin College 3:00 Blankenbaker. With this in mind, the facilities to meet the needs of a Abraham Baldwin College vs. GSC White 5:30 team is working hard and growing team. "More courts are Abraham Baldwin College vs. GSC Blue 8:00 enthusiastically to reach its highest needed to accommodate the team's Oct. 24 DeKalb Central College vs. GSC White 10:00 potential. practice needs." At present, the DeKalb Central College vs. GSC Blue 12:30 The 1982-83 season gives the tennis team has to share its courts DeKalb Central College vs. DeKalb S. College 3:00 highest marks of enthusiasm ever. with P.E. classes; this takes valuable DeKalb South College vs. GSC White 5:30 GSC has reached out to recruit the time away. "Some of these courts DeKalb South College vs. GSC Blue 8:00 best. The new additions for this year aren't fit for high school." are Patrack Buhr from West (Italics denotes home team) Blankenbaker also talked about the Germany, Jessie Clark from lack of the quality of the courts. Blankenbaker feels the courts aren't suited for Division I players. The team is hard at work to meet Golfers finish third in tough opener their Divison I challenge. With positive attitudes and good By THERESA BROWN has a good swing and will be helpful they participate in, as well as concentration, the team is working Sports Writer in the future," said Gordin. winning at least two of the hard to come out a winner. The GSC golf team started their fall Doug Ingram, from Shelby, Ohio, is tournaments in the fall and spring. Blankenbaker is very happy with the season by placing third out of an 18 also a freshman. Ingram was the best "If we do that, we'll go to the NCAA, new recruits and hopes to add to the team field in the Augusta junior player in Northern Ohio and and that is always our ultimate goal." team. Invitational. Tripp Kulhke and Gene should be a big help to the team in the Sauers tied for third in the future. tournament shooting a one under par David Usry, a freshman from 215. Augusta, was the number one recruit Sauers, a transfer student from and the best player in the state of Alexander City, Alabama, played the Georgia. "David will definitely be HEMSHHRQIE number one position in Augusta, All-American status by the time he Weed help in deciding where winning the qualifier by 15 strokes. leaves GSC," said Coach Gordin. to get your hair cut? Kulhke, captain of the team, is fighting it out with Sauers for the If we perform as well COME BY HENRY'S HAIRCUTS number one spot on the team. Said as we did in Augusta the Kulhke, "Gene is definitely going to rest of the year, we'll be SEE HENRY OR RANDY be number one, but I'm not saying 8:30-5:30 Monday - Friday Across from Dingus Magees that I'm not going to try to beat him. in the top 20 or 30 teams Gene is the best thing that's been here in the nation -Gordin since Jodie." Coach Doug Gordin Returning players to the team are believes that Sauers will be an Ail- Steve Chapman, Marian Dantzler, American for GSC. Sonny Trammell, Steve Smart, Billy Sauers is just one of six new players Booe, and Tripp Kulhke. to join the team. Rusty Straun, also a The team will be playing two more transfer from Alexander City, has a tournaments this fall, the Andy Bean lot of talent and All-American Invitational in Greenleaf, Florida, potential. and the Dixie Intercollegiate in Chris Sampson, a freshman from Columbus, Georgia. Columbus, Ohio, was the 1981 junior Coach Gordin believes that this is a state champion. Coach Gordin says, much better team than GSC had last "Chris is a developing player and year. "If we perform as well as we did should help the team a lot in the in Augusta the rest of the year, we'll future." be in the top 20 or 30 teams in the Billy Dine, a freshman from nation." Waverly, Pennsylvania, has a lot of The team has set a goal of finishing Junior National experience. "Billy in the top five in every tournament I 500 OFF COUPON 5 O 1982 Golf Schedule a. PUTTIN-A-ROUND Miniature Golf o DATE OPPONENT RESULTS / SITE Video Games o Augusta Invitational Third Good Monday, Wednesday, Thursday Nights I Oct. 22-24 Andy Bean Invitational Greenleaf, FL Check with us about private parties and fund raising events I Nov- 4-6 Dixie Invitational Columbus for club, fraternity, sorority or school I I I I COUPONi ■4 Page 24, Oct. 21, 1982, The GEORGE-ANNE. Kerns' recruits to improve eagers By DEE MARET too early to tell right now, but I feel to the team's overall success on and Sports Writer goal percentage defense the majority confident we'll jell and play hard," of the year. off the court," he said. Following a tremendous season Kerns said recently. Seven lettermen are returning, led for the Eagles' basketball program, Last year's 14-13 record enabled However, the current Eagles will by forwards Dennis Murphy and spectators are expecting another fine the team to become the fourth most be without the services of Reggie David Wright, center Lafayette campaign from Head Coach Frank improved team in the nation. The Cofer, John Rahn and Bobby Jahn, Adams and guard Brian Norwood. Kerns and the Eagles this year. "It's 1981-82 Eagles led the NCAA in field who completed their eligibility. "You Murphy, last year's leading scorer, don't replace experience quickly. averaged 9.7 points a game. Adams Reggie (Cofer) might have played was one of the top percentage more minutes than anybody in the shooters in the nation, while country last year," said Kerns. "Rahn Norwood was third on the team in and Jahn were also big contributors See B-BALL, p. 20

Ruggers down Dawgs By GEORGE STEELE ahead 19-3, much to the surprise of Sports Writer the favored Bulldogs. Rugby at GSC hit a new high last The GSC ruggers began the Sunday when the highly regarded second half in fine spirits and soon JIP'W*- -~s»- University of Georgia rugby club was had the Bulldogs on the run again. Cager recruit* and returnees struggle for a rebound in an afternoon severely beaten by an aggressive Tom Fultz, Rusty Thomas and Tony practice session. The Eagles will begin their season November 26 GSC team. Poole all scored a try each during the against Fort Valley State. UGA jumped to an early lead with second half, with Craig Entwisle a three point penalty kick, but after putting through another long kick to that it was all GSC. The GSC offense bring the GSC total to 35. Johnson's Jargons was in high gear almost from the very UGA did manage to get three more start of the match with both the points on a penalty kick to make the forwards and backs moving the ball score 35-6, but as the second half wore By David Johnson well. Hooker, Tom Fultz scored first on, the Bulldogs managed to get back for GSC to make the score 4-3. GSC into the match. then went on to score 15 unanswered The victory over the Bulldogs Well, seeing as the Eagles decided to take a vacation this past weekend, points on trys by Gill Claxton, George brought GSC's fall record to 2-0, and How 'bout them Dawgs! How bout them Vols! (Hee Hee). UGA just keeps Steele and fine kicking by Craig with this year's strong team, GSC is rollin' on with a big 6-0 mark. But, it looks like the Tide went out this Entwisle. hoping to continue their winning weekend. That's right. The Volunteers of Tennessee did us a big favor last The first half ended with GSC ways well into the '82 season. weekend by flushing Bama 36-28. Boy, I can taste that sugar already. If the sportswriters do us justice we should be number three in the nation. All we got to do now is keep on winning. Looking ahead, maybe the Dawgs will get a rematch with Pittsburgh in New Orleans. Maybe this time we'll come out on the right end of the score. You know, it's amazing how popular Bulldog football has become, especially since they won the National Championship. On a Dawg day afternoon, there's almost nowhere you can go in the state of Georgia without seeing a Bulldog fan. Whether you're in the town of Atlanta or in the megatropolis of Hopealikeit, there's bound to be someone carrying around a transister listening to Larry Munson having a fit over the air waves. For those of you who have never had the priviledge of hearing Munson, are you ever missing out! He has given a whole new image to radio broadcasting. I mean, this guy could make English 151 exciting. He could make Landrum food sound like a gourmet dinner. Notice I said sound like, not taste like. No, he doesn't perform miracles. The UGA athletic department stations a paramedic inside the press box with Munson every game in case he goes into cardiac arrest. I think the people who listen to him need it more than he does. Since you can't actually be there, you have to trust in his play-by-play description. Who knows if Herschel did a two and one half gainer over the top for a first down. Did Terry Hoag really jump three miles in the air to grab and interception? Another thing, I thought a football field was 100 yards long. How could a team have fourth down and 20 miles to go? Well, that's what Munson said. One afternoon when the Dawgs are playing, just turn on your local radio station and listen in on Munson. However, 1 must warn you. If you have a bad heart or a weak back, this radio broadcast may be hazardous to your health. On a final note, I feel obligated to give my prediction on who I think will ^^b appear in the year's Super Bowl. I say it will be the Calgary Stampeders against the Ottawa Roughriders. Goooo Canada! Eagle Ruggers in action against the UGA Bulldogs. The ruggers upset the Dawgs on Oxford Field, Saturday, October 10. SSHBBSI