/ Jaclrsonville i Alabama) State University -- Tuesday, January 23, 1976 Credit goes with SGA meeting covers variety of subjects

By JANA McWHORTER The administration also European trip Edit or approved the use of a At the Student Govern- Catahode Ray Tube (CRT) By Expected cost is estimated ment Association (SGA) computer terminals for %A elections beginning in for the trip at $1 000, which includes air meeting Monday night, Jan. to England and receive "six- travel from atlanta. mo 15, the election schedule was March. The ballot woulo bursof undergraduate Or meals a day, theatre tickets, announced and the senators come up on a screen and lock graduate credit." The and tours from Stratford to found that the ad- the votes of a student. The courses are "ShAes~eare" bndon, meals and bo&re ministration had okayed the terminal would alsc and "The Social Background provided in bndonbut notin funding of a student in- automatically count the votes. The student would be Of Literature." Stratford. Any additional formation center and the use of computer terminals checked by the computer for In three adone-half weeks, ightseeing or touring will be during elections. student numbers and bi- be in Stratford-Upm- at the individual's expense. Payment of tuition ($132 for Students are to sign up for thdate matching. A~~~.~~~h more, will In other action, Mr. Hi1 mdergraduate and $168 for the elections from Monday, enjoyed as you attend the Jan. 22, through Friday, Jan. requested that students byal Shakespeare ~h&ater, graduate students) must be paid JSU. 26, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. refrain from putting fliers attend lectures af the plays daily. The election will be and notes on the windows oi- at the Shakespeare Institute. deadline be Feb. 15. All applicants are Tuesday, Jan. 30, from 8:30 the Gamecock Cafeteria anc An OPP~~~~~Ybe ex- to make a $50 deposit and a a.m. to 6 p.m. and the run-off use the bulletin boards inside for advertisement purpases tended to Students to visit the $300 payment on March 1, will be Thursday, Feb. 1, at Shakespeare Trust $300onApril1,and$350on the same times. The senators discussed the Properties, the birthplace, my 1. The administration agreed extension of the drop and add Anne Hathaway's cottage, If you're interested, please to fund an information for deadline for classes and the the Mary Arden House, and contact Dr. Evelyn Mc- students. The information an need for more workers in the others. The remainder of the ill^, 211, Panell ~~ll,students will go directly Business Office. Feb. 6 trip will be spent in London. kforeFeb. 1. from their records to this begins Black History Week information center unless and all students are en- they request that it be couraged to attend. Luncheon Held Most asked SAGA withheld. A luncheon was held recently for current recipients of and Lonnie Thurman, Jacksonville. Seated, fram left, Lovett exhibit set the ~inly-~eflinScholarship which is provided by a are some of the officers of the unly-~emngroup, ~rs. q~estb~lsanswered Jefferson County organization. This year's recipients Archie Whitt, Mrs. Jess Miller, Mrs. James Quarles and are, from left, standing, Melinda Jones, Oxford; Leslie .Mrs. W. F. Edwards. By ERIC HILL for Hammond Hall Watkins, Birmingham; Alisa Kay Stewart, Albertville; SAGA Director BY PATTY JOHNSON A father and son Art Museum in Montgomery, Q: Why cm't 1take as much as I want to eat the first photography exhibit will be was one of the first .- hethrough pow line? held on the Jacksonville photographers chosen tra do s State University campus in A: We introduced the unlimited seconds program program for the High School because of a great concern shown last semester over the Hammond Hall Gallery. Art Association, and has held students not getting enough to eat. The plan is intended to The opening will be Jan. 23, offices in the Cheahs; allow our customers the chance to fill up, but we do not 7 p.m. The exhibit will Iast Photographers' and want a lot of food being re turned on your tray. Food waste through Feb. 8. The gallery Alabama Press would rnost definitely be a factor in future meal plan will be open 2:304:30 each Photographers7kcwiatinnr =in marlr bar Eian uo fram 8 a.m. ta 4 n.m. f ram Jan 22 throuah afternm The nhntnaranhc 1Z111 UI1 W1E JdCFJklKlVJIII: plonrgIaprlem ccnusen up can a State University campus in program for the High School A: We introdneed the unlimited seconds program the Hammond Hall Gallery. Art Association, and has held because of a great concern shown last semester over The opening will be Jan. 23, offices in the Cheaha students not getting enough to eat. The plan is intended to 7 p.m. The exhibit will last Photographers' anci allow our customers the chance to fill up, but we do not through Feb. 8. The gallery Alabama Press want a lot of food being returned on your tray. Food waste will be open 2:304:30 each Photographers' would most definitely be a factor in future meal plan afternoon. The photographs Associations. His mark has Sign up from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. from Jan 22 through prices. will be the work of Mr. Qpal been shown in various Q: I didn't buy a meal ticket because I only eat salad. I R. Lovett and his son, Q. colleges and universities Jan. 26 in S.G.A, office on fourth floor of Student redly wodc%n9ttake advantage of unlimited seconds. Why Rufus Lovett. throughout the nation in- do 1have to pay the full cash price for meals at the door if Rufus Lovett graduated cluding Georgia Tech, I only get a salad? from Sam Houston State University of Tennessee, Commons Building. with a Bachelor of Arts University of Kentucky, and A: A number of problem have cropped up with the degree in photography and Connecticut College. introduction of our unlimited seconds program. Because earned his Master of Arts our program allows customers the opportunity to go back degree in photo - journalism The exhibit will include Elections will be Jan 30 from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. at as many times as they please, there was no way for us to at East Texas State. Mr. "New faces and things keep track of who has and has not paid. Thus the check is hvett is presently employed depicted in interesting at the entrance to the dining room instead of at the end of at Kilgore College in Texas shapes, light to dark, S.G.A. office. the lines as before. We had to establish cash prices for where he teaches Qowing contrast to each each meal based on persons returning for seconds. This, photography. other." Ninety-nine per cent d course, makes our prices unreasonable for light eaiers. Mr. Opal R. Lovett is also of Qpal Lovett's work has Our suggestion is try Chat 'Em Inn. They offer a variety of been published, but with the L an outstanding photographer Run-off will be Feb. 1 from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the luncheon and dinner items and they're pricing all ala known through the nation. exception of one or twc carte. Opal Lovett is on the Board prints, the work shown at the exhibit has not yet been Q: Why no seconds an Saturday night? of Directors (Professional S.G.A. office. published. Both black and Q: Why no seconds on milk? Photographers of America) PPA and the University white prints and color prints A: Our prograrn was established with cost in mind. Our Fbotographers' Association will be shown at the exhibit price increases per meal plan from fall to spring semester of America. He has been Plan to come at a time when are minimal (less than $1 a week). Dairy and meat chosen to be among the top you will not be rushed. As products are increasing at a faster pace than most other 10 in the University with all fine arts, Mr. Lovett food counrnodities. Thus, the decision was made to in- Photographers' Association stresses that "some of the pictures are to be studied to (See QUESTIONS, Page 2) of America. Lovett has conducted programs for the be appreciated." WLJSgets first Guess w UP! chine By TIM TRENT about $2,800 a year to the The Jacksonville State current rate of $3,300 a year University radio station, ince the purchase was first WLJS, received its long introduced. awaited United Press In- Despite the price, Driscoll ternational (UPI) machine believes the UP1 machine is earlier this month. a good investment. "It will The motion to buy the keep Jacksonville abreast of machine was originally such things as news, sports, introduced to the SGA last local weather, financial year and passed by the reports, entertainment, Senate; however, former football ratings, and the SGA President Van Hall stockmarket." BuUbtins will vetoed the purchase. The be released every haur motion was presented to the which will include news Senate again this year, and stories from around the after much debate was world, as well as Alabama passed. But Keith Peinhrt, news which will be released President of the SGA, also every third hour. vetoed the purchase Another advantage to the daiming that the SGA could UP1 machine is that, as a not finance the machine but subscriber to UPI, WLJS, possibly the administration my report news from the Gary Cargal, WLJSnews director, with eTPImachine could. The proposed Pur- Jacksonville area to the chase was then presented to office Birmingham for the administration and was nationwide release. News OOPS approved. According to from the Jacksonville area David Driscoll, station has previously been sub- We were sorry that in the article titled "Australian-born ejrl atte~dsschool here" that the title was incorrect. manager at WLJS, the price dtted to Birmingham by Can you guess who this man Is? He is associated with Susan Graham is from New Zedand. not Australia. of the machine rose £rom me An&ton star. JSU. See amswer Wide. Page 2 THE CHANTICLEER EDITORIALS

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I Voice your opinion JSU: ~khtof center By GENE WISDOM on future registrations The suitcase college? Crane throws his hat in the ring Bv JANA McWHORTER Editor 1980 is getting close folks, and as that Presidential prosperity, we can't afford to defend ourselves and I hear complaint after complaint about the hassle By TIM TRENT Before deciding to come to Jacksonville State two years election year comes upon us, each candidate gets itchier without national security a prosperous economy won't do students go through getting registered, dropping and and itchier to throw his hat in the ring. Most of them are us any good." adding, paying bills and getting transcripts and just about ago I learned that "the Friendliest Campus in the South" was also called the "suitcase college." The reason, I was now treking around the country drumming up support to To move us toward this stronger economy, Crane has anything else you could name. see how receptive the people will be to their hats. stepped out in front of the tax limitation movement (he It is true that way drops, adds and bills are conducted is told, was that most of the students left every weekend and went home. Soon after arriving in Jacksonville I found Well, one candidate has already stepped out of the dark was selected by the National Taxpayers Union as the most all messed up. It takes too much time and too much to make his bid for the Presidency. Conservatives are fiscally responsible Congressman in 1977) by introducing patience on both sides of the coin for the problem to go on this to be true. Mind you I have nothing against mom and dad, but already well aware of him and are both overjoyed and a constitutional amendment to limit federal spending to much longer. me-third of the GNP. He differs from many of his con- when one leaves home to attend college the break is best if bitter about his candidacy. This man is Rep. Philip Crane, So why not change it? I know that it cannot be done Republican, of Illinois. It is a name that will undoubtedly serv'ative brethren in preferring tax limitation to a overnight by the administration and it is as equally hard it is clean. I do not propase that students should leave home never to return; however, we do need to learn to live surprise many but despite his relative obscurity, balancd budget, although he does support an amendment for students to be happy and satisfied when they leave the Congressman Crane has certainly earned the applause of for this purpose also. Other such measures which Crane Business Office. cn our own. Although the security of home is a welcome relief from the pressures of school, it is not a place to those who know his record. advocates include the KempRoth tax cut bill and a bill to Don't get into a rage over problems like this, but don't which we can run for the rest of our lives. His best known endeavors obviously are those on peg taxes to inflation "so the government won't get windfall revenue gains from inflation." Certainly a man be quiet about it either. Let the SGA, the administration Many students have seen my point and do not go home Capitol Hill, where he is an outstanding conservative and the media services know exactly what you think and an weekends; however, they do leave the campus. These leader, holding a cumulative 99 per cent conservative after our hearts in this period of increasing anger over feel about this problem or any other problem. No problem voting record according to The Review of The News which high taxes. students go off on wild excursions to Alabama or Auburn, What about Ronald Reagan? Reagan is certainly the was ever solved by ignoring it and thinking it would go not realizing that Jacksonville can offer entertainment places him as the fifth ranking conservative voter in the away. Let it be known what you think. If everyone would House. The American Conservative Union gives him a 100 front-runner of the right wing of the Rc'puhlican Partj which equals these larger schools. We have parties in Crane himself has no differences with Reagan and in fact p~ttheir heads together, the problem will be solved. All it Jacksonville, or so I've been told, so what is the attraction percent record. It would probably not be denied that takes is team work! Crane is also the leading conservative intellectual in vigoriously campaigned for him in two Presidential to driving over 100 miles to see your friends when they live elections. However, Crane's supporters, despite their next door? Gas is expensive, and with a large number of Congress (he also holds a PhD in American history). His intellectqal leadership is exhibited further in his loyalty and affection, for Re lgan, are refusing to wait JSU students receiving financial aid for their education I around while Reagan ponder: on when to enter the race. do not see how they can afford the trip. Is there a group prolific writing. He is the author of three books, The Democrats' Dilemma (1964)' The Sum of Good Govern- which Crane says is the same mistake Reagan made tour for 5,000 to Tuscaloosa or Auburn of which I am not running for the- 1976 Republican nomination. aware? ment (1976) and Surrender in Panama : The Case Against The Treaty (1978). He also has a weekly column, "Con- Another Reagan weakness pointed to by Crane sup- Possibly the real reason for the mass exodus on servative Outlook," running in 300 newspapers. porters is his age (Gov. Reagan ic 67 years old.) The 47- weekends is fear. Those who leave every weekend do not His activities against the Caral Treaties were not year-old Crane does not dwell on this seeming political know what goes on here and are afraid to find out. I give limited to writing his book on the subject, Crane was co- shortcoming though (however, he does allude to it oc- you my personal guarantee that there is no torture, and chairman of the Panama Canal, "Truth Squad" which casionally), probably in order to keep from offending only a few ghosts. So give the weekend a try, and don't blitzed the country and included such conservative Reagan. This age differential is pointed to by some who &c WIWW fear the spirits. w luminaries as Sen. Jake Garn (Crane's fellow co- suggest that Crane drop out of the race because due to his "Hey, Clem, you gonna go From it he pulled the By the way, I'm going to Auburn this weekend. Have a chairman), Conservative Caucus Director Howard relative youth he will have future opportunities that back home this weekend?" revolver his father had given good time. Phillips, Gov. Ronald Reagan, conservative fund-raiser Reagan probably will not have. "Naw, man. I'm going him many years ago. Richard Viguerie, Committee for the Survival of a Free Crane certainly does not need to drop out for reasons of down to Tuscaloosa and "Should we . . ." Congree Director Paul Weyrich, and Congressmen Larry financial enervation. He has said that in the first four and party the whole Southern "Yea, I think you should!" Thanks for good McDonald and Mickey Edwards. He also starred in the one-half months of his campaign he had raised $650,000 Weekend !" said the Boss. "Do you think American Conservative Union's film, "There Is No more than twice the $225,000 that another former "Fool. You should stick you can handle that-for Panama Canal. . . Only An American Canal At Panama" unknown, Jimmy Carter, had collected in the same period around this weekend, I got me?" ole Mornand Dad which appeared on 320 TV stations between October 1977 after announcing his candidacy Dec. 12, 1974. Fur- some things planned, you "Uh, sure Boss . . . no and March 1978, was seen by 12 million Americans and thermore, Crane said at a press conference on the fourth know." problem." generated 500,000 letters. anniversary of Carter's entry into the 1976 race that "Yea, but down there I "I don't care! I've got lots By ERIC WILLIAMS This program is by no means the extent of his public Carter had raised half of his money in his home state of could, you know . . . wootle of money, and I want to go Oh, Ye hoodwinked hypocrit. speaking either. He has spoken more than 100 times in 30 Georgia, while Crane has raised only 15 per cent of his my moot?" down to the University of It may be true that many studexits at Jacksonville State states and has been interviewed on more than 30 TV funds in Illinois, demonstrating an apparent broad base of "So what!? We're gmna Alabama, 0. K?" University go home on the weekends, but they do not think programs including NBC's "Today" show and public TV's support. have a ripboring time!" of home as a "welcome relief from the pressures of "The Advocates." After the ACV's Panama film Notwithstanding the expectatisms of many that this "But, haven't you ever He- placed --- the cup onto- the .--:dhu --9 school." Rather, they thinkof home as a laundry mat, or generated 60,000 contributors, Crane appeared in a recent campaign will result in competition between Reagan and --- r------=---?--I---....I.,"a-" U." He placea me cup onto me Y", ..U.W.. " JVU W.W. - ". ------experienced true boredom? school." Rather, they thinkof home aaalaundry mat, or generated 60,000 contributors, Crane app&redin a recent campaign will result in competition between Reagan and shelf. "I don't know about better yet, a restaurant. film, "Soviet Might-American Myth: U. S. In Retreat.?' this guy, Frank. I've heard You can learn to enjoy it! In Crane-on the xight wing of the Republican Party. Crane And who can blame them? Where else but MOM & The American Conservative Union with Crane as its has expressed willingness to be the governor's running him use two totally unknown fact, you could thrive on it! DAD'S VITTLES can they get all the free food that they You can thrive on it around chairman helped defeat common situs picketing, cargo mate. There are also contrary feelings that his candidacy terms in the last few lines! " desire, and get their clothes washed while dining? And on preference and the Consumer Protection Agency. It has will not divide the party but help to bring the center of the "Yea, so I noticed," said here ! ! " top of that-after a couple of days of royal treatment- "It doesn't matter, man. created task "forces on tax limitatioh, welfare reform, party back to the right and give the conservative wing U.Snip. "What do you think they can strangely convert the age old expression of I'm not going anywhere." national defense (of which Gen. John Singlaub is a greater flexibility. we should do?" He took his "what?" "Thank you" into "I need money," and get paid for the member) and five other topics. ACV's ratings of both U. S. Whichever way the nomination goes, Crane's early feet off the desk and whole trip! "That man has a gun." and state legislation are widely used by conservatives. entrance into the race will ensure that he goes into the unlocked the bottom drawer. That, Tim, is what I call "reasonable thinking" on the As President, Crane's top priorities would be improving convention as a contender to be dealt with. This writer pulling it out until the back "A gun?" students part, and that is exactly what a university is "Yea. . . the Boss is here." our national defense and ecmomy. In an interview with suggests that each voter examine the congressman's compartment was supposed to teach us. him in Conservative Digest, Crane said that, "Without record and philosophy. Such an inspection will reveal a As for your criticism of those who take part in "wild man well worthy of every thinking conservative's vote. excursions to Alabama or Auburn," you are wrong to say that Jacksonville can offer entertainment equgl to these Questions schools. Although I am pasitive that this will be changed in the future, asof now, Jax State is not near an equivalent (Continued From Page 1) to Alabama or Auburn as far as weekend entertainment is This bird's view concerned. By MAURICE BOWLES crease meal plan prices less than $1 a week and limit milk Next time you make a trip know how many of us would I can not agree with your assumption that fear is the be willing to work our own and Saturday night entrees. Inclusion of these two items real reason for the "mass exodus on weekends." home, ask your parents College en trepreneurs would have resulted in a substantially higher increase in Those who leave here every weekend do know "what when the last time a "college ways through school if for meal plans from fall to spring. You are, however, allowed some reason or another goes on here," and that is precisely why they are leaving. entrepreneur" came by your practices to get through government rather than unlimif?d seconds on all other items offered Saturday However, I will agree that there is no torture in house. You know, one of Uncle Sam couldn't come ?., school. The loans and grants make any attempt to provide through with the needed night vegetables, salad, desserts). Jacksonville, and only a few ghosts. those guys that goes door to that Uncle Sam provides are their ohmeans of obtaining bucks. Most men, if they Q: Why can't I invite friends who don't hold meal tickets One of which is the ghost of ignorance, which hovers door selling everything from in to sit with me while I eat? to many of us like manna an education. The grant want something bad enough, above your head and keeps a firm grip upon your literary Bibles to toothbrushes to get from heaven. But for some of itself states that the students A: Our checker system had to be moved to the doors talent. through college. If this will climb any mountain to leading into the dining room so they would not restrict us, it is just another excuse and his parents are to make obtain it. And, it is a proven traffic flow on our lines. Therefore, if people can get into writer's suspicions are to lay back and take another their own attempts to law that that worked for is our dining room, there is no way to prevent them from correct, they will say it has hand-out from the givern- provide the needed funds. not easily given up. But it is eating. We trust that there are many people who would been quite some time. ment. But many students take a also a proven law that that come into the dining room and be content with sitting and The answer to guess who The college entrepreneur Before accepting gwern- much lighter approach than is a vanishing breed in given to 'us is not held nearly conversing with friends. But there are also those who ment aid, each student this, and don't try nearly as so dear as that worked for. would try to get into our lines or would ask friends to do so American these clays. The should do a little honest soul hard as they would were it for them. The only fair way we know of to prevent this is Dr. Ernest Stone "givernment," that great searching to determine if he not for the givernrnent. The number of five and six from happening is to not allow persons into the dining protector of all, has made it is worthy of receiving this Assistance falls much short year seniors and .0g grade unnecessary for most of us to assistance. Many students d dependence. room who have not paid cash for a meal. have to engage in such depend solely on the ~t would be interesting to (See BIRD'S, Page 3)

Letters to the editor

In regards to the Jan. 16 wars for our country. I, I'he Chanticleer, established as a student newspaper at Jacksonville State in 1934, is published each Tuesday issue of the Chanticleer, our myself, served the country in restaurant was addressed in the Air Force and my father- by students of the university. Signed columns represent two separate columns. We in-law is currently a colonel the opinion of the writer while unsigned editorials represent the opinion of the Executive Editorial Com- would like to take this op- in the service in Germany. portunity to defend our Anyone could plainly see mittee. Editorials do not necessarily reflect the policy of position. the JSU administration. we feel strongly about First, the column by patriotism in this country. The Chanticleer offices are located in Pannell Hall, Maurice Bowles regarding We also feel that if Mr. Rooms 219 and 220, phone 4359820, ext. 233. All correspondence should be directed to The Chan- the Pearl llarbour Day Bowles was so offended he Blast. We felt that the Pearl certainly didn't show it by ticleer, Box 56, Jacksonville State University, be Jacksonville, Alabama, 36265. Harbour Day blast would staying most of the night. taken in best and even In regards to a letter to the conferred with some editor, by Nancy Stewart, Jana McWhorter Editor I military and Japanese criticizing us for taking out a Eric Williams-AssistantEditor atomers before calling the ae-half page ad in the I promotion that. It was not school paper, we feel that Tim Trent-News Editor meant as a celebration of the dnce our one-half page ad "day of infamy." The pays for a full page of the I promotion just happened to paper that Anthony Johnson-Entertainment we are I fall on the 7th of December. supporting the schql and the Jerry Stinson-Art Editor But if we offended anyone we Chanticleer. ~f it wasn't for I .apologize and will be more our ads andothers like it in Allen Clark-Sports careful in the future. the paper, we wouldn't have The fact that our (the a school paper. I owners) promotion was Marty and pat, Mike Moon-Business Manager attacked is a horse of a Owners of Maters, Vine I different color. Pat and Ripe Dr. Clyde Cox, Mr. Robert Clotfelter, Faculty Advisors I myself both come from military families and hadt (See LE~ERS,Page 3) \ Opal LovettUnivemity Photographer J A LOSS OF FACE- fathers that fought in two Tuesday, January 23, 1979 THE CHANTICLEER Page 3

C Letters (Continued From Page 2) GOO^ news for Spring 1979 I have two complaints was listed as being m the Two qiestions were raised about JSU. The first con- catalog and schedule of with Chuck: am I the only cerns the desks in most of the classes for the fall. Neither guy who complained (to interview schedule dassroorns. Almost all of the the campus policeman who which he said "yes") and desks are the kind with "half stamped "decal" on my what does this say about a Monday, Jan. 22 DeKalb County School System, Decatur, Ga. of a top." These desks are registration, nor any of the public administrator's very uncomfortable as well other JSU junior responsibility to recognize FEBRUARY, 1979 as very difficult to write on. bureaucrats, mentioned to his mistakes and accept By PAUL MERRILL while to listen to some of the rn-y, Feb. 1 Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., retail, Atlanta, Ga. 'Key create a problem in me there was a change in the responsibility for them? To If you are majoring or speakers and to see OW a Monday, Feb. 5 Till Eddleman & Hester CPA Firm, Birmingham that books are always falling fee. When I later got my bill this question he said minoring in Sociology or are seminar of this type is Tuesday, Feb. 6 Scottsboro City Schools, ~cottsboro off of them, which creates a for tuition, it too reflected everyone was treated the even thinking about conducted. You may be Milliken Corp., Pine Mountain, Ga. disturbance in class. Left- the cost of the decal as being same in that everyone who majoring in sociology, or are interested in having a Whesday, Feb. 7 Hobart Corp., Montgomery handed people also have a $3, and I paid the entire hadn't paid $5 was billed for even interested at all in ~i?minarthat will cover the Thursday, February 8 J. C. Penney Co., Birmingham hard time writing on these amount on time. Some weeks it and paid it. He freely social work, then we have field that you're majoring in. Monday, Feb. 12 Internal Revenue Service, Birmingham desks. I feel that the school later I received a computer admitted it was his good news for you. On Jan. Anybody interested in fieday, Feb. 13 Lanier Business Products, Anniston &odd spend money to get p~intednotice that "someone responsibility to see that 19, in 141 Brewer Hail, there sponsoring a symposium Weheday, Feb. 14 First Alabama Bank of Birmingham better desks. had forgotten to tell the someone had "(told) the will be a symposium held may feel free to contact the Thursday, Feb. 15 IBM, Birmingham The second complaint computer" the price of the computer" of the price that will give students the CDCS Center to find out fieshy, Feb. 20 Northwestern Electric Co., Laurel, Miss. concerns the procedure for decals had increased to $5. change, and even though he opportunity to listen to and more about beginning these Wednesday, Feb. 21 Ernst & Ernst CPA Firm, Birmingham dropping and adding courses and would I please send in hadn't done that, since question many state level symposiums. CDCS will be GTE, Huntsville and for paying bills at the the additional $2. 1 threw it everyone had been treated employees in the field of more than happy to c* Thursday, Feb. 22 Computerized Automotive Reparting System (CARS), Business Office. I have no away. the same, he was Social work or Law En- wonsor a Symposium with Tuesday, Feb. 27 National Life Insurance Co., Nashville, Tenn. B'hari~ sue;restions myself, but Just before Christmas the exonerated. forcement. an organization on campus. Wednesday, Feb. 28 Morrisons, Mobile surely there is a much ransom notice arrived. I was Again two things really Those organizations that It is opportunities like this Boise Cascade Corp., Fort Payne quicker, easier, and less politely informed my grades, puzzled me. Here apparently will be participating in this that can be really beneficial frustrating way of tran- transcript, diploma and was a public official who Sociology Seminar will be to students and faculty at MARCH 1979 sacting such business goodness knows what else feels he can make mistakes the following: State JSU. Don't let a lack of in- Thursday, March 1 Griffin Child Development Center, Griffin, Ga. without standing in long lines (in this age of computers, and pass payment for these Vocational Rehabilitation, terest on your part be the Valroth, Inc. for ohours. I truly hope that and dimwits who either do or mistakes on to others. But Civilian Personnel Office, cause for discontinuing Friday, March 2 Pillsbury Corp., Birmingham someone in the ad- don't program them), would most disturbing is, out of the Internal Revenue Service, symposiums of this type. Tuesday, March 6 Burwell Child Development Center, Carrollton, Ga. ministration recognizes this be held until I forked aver thousands of students who Board of Corrections, U. S. The symposium will be at Burroughs Corp., business forms, Birmingham problem and will attempt to the $2. attend SSU, I (not a par- Comissi0n9 2:30 p.m. and will end Wedneday, March Blue Cross-Blue Shield of Tennessee, Chattanooga do something about it. I called Charles and asked ticularly astute fellow) am Pensions and Securities and around 4:30 p.m. Refresh- Evaluation & Service Center, Rome, Ga. Sincerely, for an explanation. Essen- the only one who questioned the Federal Bureau of In- will be served. See (Child Development Center) Willa Michaels tially, this is what I recall he this official's, actions. I vestigation. All of these you there. Blue Bell Corp., Oneonta said. A committee met in the would be most interested to &ganizations will be present There will be another Thursday, March 8 Cracker Barrel Old Country Store Labanon, Tenn. wring or early summer and know either how many other in One room so that you can Xerox Corp., Birmingham sociology symposium on Tuesday, March 20 NCR, Birmingham determined the fee should be fellow JSU students were at learn about all phases of Feb. 5 that will have &closed is a check for $2 increased to $5. The least mildly miffed by these organizations. representatives from some Fayette County School System, Fayetteville, Ga. which I am asking you Wednesday, Manrh 21 to recommendation was paying for someone else's The Sociology Seminar entirely different companies South Central Bell, Birmingham take over to the Business ratified or approved by the mistake or what yaw'll are be co-s~onsored Fulton County School System, Atlanta, Ga. Office. It is a renlinder of the ~esent.The next chap appropriate authority in drinking-smoking to make Sociology Department and the ticleer will have news of this Ryder Truck Lines, Jacksonville, Fla. what I "owe," according to Thursday, March 22 mid-summer, about the you so oblivious to this, our Career Development and mposium. So don,t forget K-Mart Ladies Apparels, Atlanta, Ga. Charles Rowe, on my 1978-79 same time the 1978 fall trusted administrator's Counseling Services (CDCS a look for it in the Heart of Georgia Child Development Center, Dublin, Ga. parking decal. When I issue. Tuesday, March 27 schedules were printed, too approach. and "pported by the I told you that if there were First National Bank of Birmingllam registered last fall for my Thursday, March 29 111, late for a revision to be in- Sincerely, It any changes in the interview Talladega County School SYSL Talladega me class, I thought the cost cluded. Nothing apparently William M. Riddle Jr. is evident, I think, that these schedule on campus that I,d APRIL 1979 of the decal would be $3, as it was done until after the fall Candidate for MS departments are showing a let you know and I always try Monday, April 9 Burroughs-Wellcome Co., Birmingham has been in the past and as it tuitions were paid. in Law ~nforcdent genuine interest in the to keep my Some Cobb County School System, Marietta, Ga. welfare of the JSU student companies have been Tuesday, April 10 Cpelika City School System, Opelika and their being subject to added to the schedule. In Eckerd Drug Co., Birmingham apportunities of this type. Kemp, Whetstone & Ray CPA Firm, Oxford ,, yoU didn't get the last Tuesday, April 17 Don't let an Oppo*unity JSU students face book schedule, I decided to print ZL laGrange City School System, LaGrange, Ga. like this get past you without the new schedule which Thursday, Feb. at least attending for a short includes the additions. shortage, higher prices , UlAUrJ (Continued From Page 2) semester freshman floating Harbor Day Blast, but used By CHUCK AVERY ~ursing321. The JSU book ampared to the other stores point averages would cer-.- earned by obviously working worthy of the respect he around this campus to say reports from others as to the There are three major store on campus was out of but their inventory was too tainly decline if these in- so hard for something he earned that day. successfulness of it. As ;: outlets in Jacksonville where only two of the books sur- low to make a good com- dividuals had to pay for their wanted so bad was much This is not to say that all that all of this money is being more than the respect students accepting financial used in the proper manner. future Army officer, I hope a student may purchase veyed. The Jacksonville - parison on prices. entire education. It all boils down to how hard a person college students receive aid from the government are Some of us need to do a that if I am killed in a kooks. Some students might Book Store which is located The lowest text book found famous battle, those that 1 have had difficulty in finding cm the square was out of two cm the price check was for wants his education. today. One can be sure that not deserving. Of all the little soul searching. he didn't flunk out after government aid programs, died for wili not have any books this semester, different books and Boozer's IM 101at a cost of $5.50 while All of us can look back on By MAURICE BOWLES spending his whole summer this is one of the best. But kind of party with the name - To Marty and Pat: I especially those who Drugs was out of 10 included the most expensive text was childhood and remember the &haI\w 4- A 1 ..A " r. -. - LL"nnnt;fia,, t...... b:,,. ,- ---- nnM ------.------.- --a Wenamg hls whole summer thls 1s one of the best. But T, ~~~t~ and Pat: I ma Or p-y mm Lne llrullr: especially those who IXugs was out of 10 included he most erpendve text war ehildhmdandremember me vacation*, knocking on here we d that battle used as a registered late or put off m the survey list. None of marked $27.50 for BY 360. s~oiledkidon the block. You doors. H~ was certainly cadillacs and fourthBEOG mhlsed to attend yom.Pewl drawing card. buying their books until the the books on the check list There is a good un- know the one Santa always last minute. There are were totally sold out in. all derstanding and cooperation gave him that bicycle and 1 sveral reasons why the three stores at the same between the university and Gain set you wanted for outlets may or may not have lime. the independent book stores. Christmas. His parents had the book that you were As far as the price of new They will all try to help the pampered and spoiled him so looking for. A great deal of books is concerned, there are student in any way possible. that now that he is fighting " the problem relates back to some interesting dif- There are books available at the real world he is having a JACKSONVILLE the publishers and ferences. The price of new me of the three outlets in tough time adjusting to the distributors. Some books books varied as much as $3 town. If you can not find the hard knocks of life. In many I mybe out of print or out of £rom one store to another. book you need at one store, ways, the givernment is stock, but the main reason All books are marked at chances are it is available at doing the same for us. After goes back to the old problem suggested retail price. Here me of the others but take the graduating, many of us are of supply and demand and again the major factor in the time to shop and compare. going to have a tough time BOOK STORE the outlets have no way cf cost of text books was due to You might save yourself adjusting to the real world. knowing exactly how many the publishers and some money in the long run. students will be taking a distributors as well as in- This writer can remember me preschool day, hanging particular course at any ' flation. A book that has been given time, all they can do is m the shelf for a while may HIP meeting an to his mother's apron estimate. To complicate the be priced lower than one strings while a college situation further, the kom a newer shqment at a is scheduled "man", (that's what they "UP TOWN ON THE SQUARE" quantity of used books is not different store. were called in those days) availabl~ldue to the selling Using the same books £rom tried to sell her a set of adtra ,,.1g of books between the availability survey, it The Handicapped Im- "beautifully illustrated the students themselves. was found that the povement Program (for- encyclopedias." He, of A survey of these three Jacksonville Book Store up merly the Citizens Com- course, was trying to work outlets was taken in respect town was lower on eight out mittee for the Rights of his way through college. to the availability and price of the 20 books checked. The Handicapped) will be on Jan. Although the books were not of text books currently being JSU store on campus was not 23, at 730 p.m. in Bibb purchased, he was given lots used at JSU. There were 20 below the competition on Graves Hall, Room 108. AU books picked at random even one occasion. Boozer's interested persons are in- of encouragement and a hot ranging from English 101 to was lower on one book vited to attend. lunch. But the respect he had

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:Editor's Note: This is a himself that will be used toons. We have heard many and we are proud he is a :ture that Jerry drew of from now on with his car- compliments about Jerry of our staff.) Raul Suarez Colombian student attends JSU

ByMARIA UNGER good citizenship and care for music to which Colombians the trees and the sauirrels. JSU considered for PES ChapterI Raul Suarez was born in the rights of others." He dance is very different, too, too. Although thke are Cali, an industrial and trade graduated in June 1978. he says. mybuildings, people still Jacksonville State hnor society for freshmen. bership. A decision to to obtain additional in- center of Colombia, in 1960. muys counselor told him live in contact kp nature. University is being con- Students who maintain a 2.5 establish a chapter of JSU is formation about Phi Eta He lived for a short while in about JSU and its In- &" says that One Of the mul was elected on Sept. sidered as a candidate for a GPA during their first contingent upon student Sigma from the offices of the Miami and Los- Angeles, but, ,m,tiod pmgram,b.. ygSmd 27 ~cechairperson of In- &apter of Phi Eta Sigma, curricular period or first interest, therefore, in- various academic deans. . .. ------C) - - - - - I ------o---v -r-" .U..'.L' U16.S." II "111 U1.G V'IIL.zD "I &,a< - - -- .- . - *U". ..UY w.w.--.. "1. -yu. ------auuuc uuu auu IL~ 111- Miami and Los Angeles, but things that has impressed 27 vicechairperson of In- chapter of Phi Eta Sigma, curricular period or first interest, therefore, in- various academic deans. ternational House program, himmore here is the public's returned to Cali at age two and he decided to try his ternational House and has which is a national scholastic year are eligible for mem- terested students Are urged and one-half and grew up behavior at the football accepted the work and luck. Meanwhile, he applied games. "I't 's very different . there. to other universities, just in responsibility gladly. He Raul attended 'Colegio from that in Colombia. The says he is enjoying his stay case. Finally, Raul received attention they give to the dolivar,' a bilingual junior the official offer of an In- at International House. "It's and high school. He was a game is overwhelming. The like having the world as your. ternational House fact that they dress up for player on his school's soccer Scholarship and here he is. home for one year. It is very team which came out the occasion is unusual for interesting to compare the champion in the 1978 'Young Raul reports that the me. I like the invocation, but cultures and beliefs for the People's Cup' of Colombia. American way of life is find it strange that the different International He also played volleyball different from the Colom- people don't sing their an- students. I'm also very glad and participated in other bian way of life in many them after. The band is to be given an opportunity to aspects. Just to give an majestic." worts. study." example, he mentioned Asked about the food here, Raul is at present taking At the end of his senior parties. "Here there is more Raul simply said, "No year, Raul was awarded the pre-engineering courses, but drinking than dancing at comment," and changed the has not decided which school's Good Citizenship parties, while in Colombia, it subject. "I like the campus Award for his "cooperation, branch of engineering he will is the other way round." The and the architecture. I like wecialize in. Open house set for International House

Many students have students are American and Germany, Sweden, Peru, El' things. We all speak English probably heard about the 20 foreigners. Each foreign Salvador, Colombia, India, in case you would wonder. International House. Fewer student has an American Greece, France, Thailand As a special program, we '&ally know what it is. For roommate. It is easier in the and Iran. shall have the students from th'ose who do not even know beginning to get into campus You may wonder. What Peru, Denmark, Thailand ~wfiereit is located, let's say life and it is also more fun. made us come from so far to and India telling you few that it is opposite to Martin This year the foreign stay at Jacksonville, things about their respective Hall. (Those who do not students come from New Alabama? Well, you are country and showing you know where Martin Hall is Zealand, Austria, Chile, invited to come on Jan. 31, some slides. But all the other d~ouldbe ashamed.) Switzerland, Western from 7 p.m. on for our open students will be glad to There are 40 students Samoa, Denmark, Great house and you can ask us answer your questions, too. living in the International Britain, Japan, Guatemala, about this and many other You and your friends are House. Twenty student welcome !

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SEETHE ARTCARVED REPRESENTATIVE Your S.G.A. 'savings vary sl~ghtlyfrom style to st* bii PAR TY LONGER? Dote: Jon 22, 23, 24 Place : Student Cornmom Bldg. ueway, January 23, 1979 THE CHANTICLEER Page 1 'Entertainment ....Continued County will It's fraternity rush spnng pat rush select beauty time on the camDus set for Roundhouse Notices me Third ~nnualMiss The winner and runners-up I calhoun amty Valentine will receive roses, gift spring Fraternity ~ushammd to all of the fraternity Sigma Tau Delta Sweetheart Pageant has certificates, savings bond, BYCY WAGNER comfort in the.9 of trouble. kll begin with a at houses. CEassifiaI been set for Feb. 13 in Leone h~hiesand seh~larshi~ that time the For the student who ia the Roun&ouse on jan.N, 41of the ~~~hhere at Syria Tau Delta is span- For sale by individual: ale Auditorium. The M~CY'sModeling School in semester when a away from home, it acts as a at 7 p.m. and will continue JSU hope to gee all of you sonN a writing contest for One of two movie disco pageant is being Anniston and numerous student who is interested has family away from a family. through Jan. 27. men go through ~ush.~o not all JSU students. Cash units. Includes Cemin-Vega, other prizes. a right to a member again this year by It's something to hold on to, AJ~people who are plan- say "fraternities are not for awards of up to $25 will be Pioneer, Technices, Urei, Miss a large family. Ih' and something you can Jackrandueclub. Sfate All Circlefrater- K and Miss Photogenic will be fmyis one of brothelttmd always come back to. ~,gattendto go out this for ~~hmeeting. must me,around but to all ofout the andhouses go givencategories: for thePoetry, following short SoundPeavy, and Stanbn Light and equipmenf. Meteor. named, and they will receive which exists within the nities, sororities, The fraternity is also ~~ll~~i~~the meeting, the and meet the people in be stories, and dramatic works. Complete library of music trophid. -berof fraternities of this aplace of excitement and mshees All entries should be given to included. Some bookings and organizations and d0mare Applications can be picked campus. togetherness. It gives you a be able to go fraternities. Dr. Gene Blanton, 325 instruction will be furnished. encouraged to enter a up in the SGA office. Many ask what is a hanee to enjoy college life. PanneU Hall, before March Excellent part-time income. contestant. The entwfee is Deadline for applications fraternity? In this small 5. We urge everyone to Phone 831-7896. $20. A girl may also be will be Jan. 31 at 4:30 p'm. column, 1'11 try to tell. 1t9san Week isthe first step 'One On One' contest into a new participate. Gratefully yours, sponsored by an individual ~llprmeds of the pagat mganhtion where a male Fred Adkinson or a business. will go to charity. allege student can learn to college life. It begins Wednesday, an. 24, at the W-2forms develop ideas and character Roundhouse where you will at outside the academic planned halftime. learn more of these W-2 forms are ready to be Ch'znese curriculum. picked up. Please, come by A fraternity is very irn- fraternities and the The SGA, along with the out of the proceeds. The the Personnel Office. brotherhood that exists Intramural Sports Dept. of more who enter, the nicer portant~t acts as to ayour teaching.pmcess personal life. there- Members of the JSU would like to announce the trophy. Also, the winner AT0 plans pageant various fraternities will be their first annual "One On of the contest names will Red boxes Students or facu~rj where the male student can members who are interested there to invite all of You to he" basketball contest. The become the title of the award The Alpha Tau Omega between 17 and 26 years of and accept in learning cOnvemational responsibilities as as become a member of their game, between the two for fuwe "he On One1, The red boxes in thedorms ,Fraternity will present the age, can never have been finalists, will be played at contests. For further in- and other buildings are for and who NinthAnnualMissNortheast married,andshouldhavea leadership halftime before the crowd at formation, check the bulletin requests and suggestions or tend Alabama Scholarship talent act for the talent Wlities. Rush Week will last Jacksonville vs. board in the main lobby of maintenance problems with Sessions Pageant on Thursday, portion of the competition. The fraternity acts as a through Satuda~,Jan. 27, SO College game on be Pete Mathews Caliseum. be buildings. them! ! ! Gardner, ed. 302. family on those lonely nights stay on campus and come gssissippi use March 1, in Leone Cole Monday, Jan.. XL The en- Auditorium at 7:30 p,m. This For further information with nothing to do, it is also a out to experience this unique Sign up today, final date for potential COnteStants Should ~kcewhere you can find dimension of college life. is a p~llrmnnrypageant to ~~~~~~h,"';f~e~myis Jan. 19. the Miss Alabama and Miss call Mrs. Mary Stanford at America pageants. 435-7680. The deadline for All contestants must be entering is Tuesday, Jan. 23. / . DOsomething special for your Valentine

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\ Courses offered 6 This minimester the of an individual-for their implications first in the Holy Lands, will give the Department of Geograpb is example, what is it about the that place, then in the student a physical and offering a group of courses South that makes us surrounding region, and cultural background on that will not only be in- Southerners? Philosophers finally in the world, with an which to project both kresting, but perhaps will and the concepts of certain emphasis on the United Biblical and present - day produce lasting effects. aspects of the quality of life States. Many sources will be happenings. Israel, In his Qualify of Life such as friendship and love called on to keep this course hbanon, Syria, Jordan and course, Dr. Ted Klimasewski will be studied as well as the not only up-todate, but up Egypt will be covered with will provide an opportunity statistical manipulation of to-the-minute. A sub- qecial insights on the sub- for student involvement in data that reflects the quality scription to the Christian regions (Galilee, Judea, discovering his own quality of life in an area. Hopefully, Science Monitor for the etc.). Biblical events will be of life. Beginning with an the course will provide length of the course has been studied to give historical elementary investigation of concepts that the student can arranged, all forms of the perspectives on today's what the quality of life is, the carry with him in his life time news media will be consulted conflicts between Jews, dass will progress to a more search for satisfaction. daily, and outside speakers Arabs and Christians. Also included will be the relation complex discovery of one's Mrs. Olga Kennedy will will give background in- personal quality of life. A offer an exciting look at the formation on the area being between physical en- vironment and the Biblical premium will be put on the Geography of International discussed. concept of place as it affects Dr. Tom Bascom in his prophecies in the book of News in a course designed to Revelation. the emotions and personality follow current events and course titled Geography of See you in class. Crihc b choice THE Where else but Poor Ric left 1 By MICHAEL REAVES (College Center, next If you're really serious in Jacksonville for the ; band enthusiast6 Have you noticed your to Chanelo's Pizza) about dancing, Reflections is COVER CHARGE': what you're looking for. boasting sucn past acts as: mommate making excuses Gregg Allman, Wet Willie,: to go home on the weekends? usually $1. Since remodeling Reflec- tions has changed con- Cowboy, and the Bellam$ Has your fraternity party The disco action starts Brothers, as well as 'somq MUSK been breaking up earlier siderably from its old Odessy here around 8 p.m. image. While it doesn't offer coming attractions including: than usual? Does your girl MATER's has a variety d Hotel, Cameron and theg friend study more at night much to eat, Reflections events, from ladies night makes up for it on the dance Dixie Dregs. Brother's ii these days? Don't worry, (ladies free) to disco party now enforcing a dress code: guys, it's not that greasy kid floor, displaying a sur- an the weekends. If it's food prisingly colorful array of and, contrary to popular: stuff! you're after, MATER'S has belief, is not the rougK Since Poor Richard's, a qecial effects. It looks small it. They serve a full line of from the outside, but there's Country & Western ran* popular Jacksonville night deli sandwiches and pizzas, many people have thought it; dub, burned to the ground mom enoughfor everyone on and beer is available by the the inside. However, Crazy was for so long. Brother's' last month, many students pitcher or the mug. There's offers jazz, bluegrass, and. have been wondering what to Mike, an ex-Poor Richard's pinball to play, wide-screen Ijrogressive, but mostly just & with themselves at night D. J., tells us you'd better get television to watch, and there early if you want a good 01' rock and roll. Don't (study? What's a study?). It godance. to Brother's You can expecting play thy to, seems the majority of our MATER'S has been known ta table. Reflections serves a students are unaware of the book a live band from time to popular line of beverages, alternate entertainment time. This is a good place to and the music is of quality pinball, foosball and hockey resources Jacksonville get together with friends, selection, ranging from the machines, but there just isn't a dance to be found. Most possesses. meet new people, and just latest of funk to the hottest of have a good time. As one disco. Only the very best people go to listen to ths Poor Richard's customers student put it, "It's really music dares emerge from bands, in a sort of a mini: were surprisingly loyal, and just the atmosphere." We the high power sound system ooncert type atmosphere. seemingly seldom went certainly won't argue with lurking among the rafters. Brother's offers a variety of. elsewhere. This caused that. Saturday Night Fever can special events, including a much unfamiliarity with definitely be curred at Wet TShirt Contest, Ladies- other Jacksonville night REFLECTIONS DISCO Reflections. Night and Pickin' and spots. As a result of this, the (Pelham Road, next to MY BROTKER'S BAR Grinnin' Night-a sort of Chanticleer did some POOR RICHARD'S (201 S. Pelham Road) local amateur night. My research and came up with remains) COVER CHARGE: Brother's Bar is the sole the following conclusions: COVER CHARGE: usually $2. survivor of the disco in- #LITER'S VINE RIPE usually $2. Brother's is the only place vasion. Page 6 THE CHANTICLEER Tuesday, January 23, 13

lent emby thny Johnson Leonard Nimoy has Music unique acting ability calendar Anniston, Jan. 29, Leonard Nimoy is a "Marriage of Firgaro," dedicated actor of unique Canadian Opera Co., An- ability who pcrtrays Dr. niston High School, 8 p.m. David Kibner in the Robert Auburn, Jan. 24, Bach Aria Solo production of "Invasion Group, Auburn Concert d The Body Snatchers" Series, Union Ballroom, 8 kom United Artists films. Pm. Nimoy's role reflects the Birmingham, Jan. 23, kind of complexity and Hotel, Bmther's Bar, Jan. mystery that has charac- 24, Toto and Hotel, Jan. 25, terized his work. His recent Cheech and Chong, also credits include television Hotel, 26,27 Hotel, Jan. 29-30, performances in "Star Michael Guthrie Band, Jan. Trek," and "Mission: Im- 31, Cobras. Jan. 25, 26, possible;" leading theater Symphony Orchestra Civic engagements in "Equus" Center, 8 p.m. and "Vincent;" and major Decatur, Jan. 23, Texas film roles in "The Balcony" Boys Choir, Decatur Concert and "Death Watch." Association, Ausutin High How did you begin your School, 8 p.m., Jan. 26, career as an actor? Sheila Smith, soprano, John "It was a long time ago, C. Calhoun Junior College, 8 believe me. I think I was Pm. about eight years old when I Florence, Jan. 27, first went on stage in a "Marriage of Figaro" neighborhood children's Canadian Opera, UNA, 8 :15 theater. I think I was in- P.m. volved with that for about Huntsville, Jan. 29, Vienna seven or eight years and then Choir BOYS,VBCC, 8:15 p.m. Bemze 'P aupin and Alice Cooper I did a Clifford OdeU's play Leonard Nimoy called 'Awake and Sing" when I was about 17, and not been a problem. I have particularly interesting Stimulating fi-om that point forward I been working steadily ever because the more I say about decided I wanted to be an since 'Star Trek.' " him the more I would give away about the secrets that words for up actor. How did you get involved Alice Cooper teams "I left home when I was 18 with "Invasion of The Body should be enjoyed when you to go to California to study Snatchers?" see the film. I can say that he and I've been working at it "That was a 'Star Trek' is a psychiatrist and a friend remembering ever since." story, really, because Phil d Donald Sutherland, who Do you prefer the theater Kaufman had been hired by works for the health It's an infallible rule, when with Taupin for more bib to filmmaking? department, that he is in- a fellow gets too big for his Paramount to direct the "I feel about this album "No, I have done a great 'Star Trek' motion picture, volved with the in- job, the job is too big for him. old, I wouldn't want to hear "and sometimes a public an. "You know, a lot of the terpretation of strange All men are born equal, like I did about my first," Alice Cooper telling me not drunk. Why shouldn't he old Alice died in the hospital. deal of theater, but not from which is how we met. admitted Alice, '.and Bernie a particular preference for However, Paramount behavior in the city of San but it is what they are that to drink. All Bernie and I have a public cure?" and now there's the 'Alice 2.' Francisco, and that he helps counts. and I are like kids about it." have tried to do is make them The partnership between like 'Jaws 2.' Streamlineti, theater. I go where I find the decided to cancel the movie Bernie is Bernie Taupin, most interesting material. In and go ahead with a introduce a certain Enough is what we aware. Drink if you want to, the two has resulted in an but still some of the old resolution to the problems would be satisfied with if the lcmg-time lyricist for Elton but be aware of the whole extremely successful craziness. If there's any the last seven or eight years television show instead, John, who is currently taking most of the interesting work which I was not involved confronting these people. I Jones' didn't have more. pictur e-of what could collaboration. "Bernie and I point to the album, it's that equal responsibility with think so much alike when it that has been offered to me with, for various reasons. really can't go beyond that In far too many in- happen." we're all a little crazy," says without giving the film stances a man's train of " Alice for the concept and Always known for his comes to a sense of humor he. has been in the theater, with Anyway, Phil and I then lyrics of Cooper's album. the exception of two or three away.'' thought carries no weight. theatrics on stage ("My and music that we had no Having sold over 60 million discussed doing 'Invasion of The album deals openly with aibums are soundtracks for arguments because there films and a couple of 'Ihe Body Snatchers,' which What is your impression of A retentive memory is albums in his almost decade- the relationships set up in the fine, but the ability to forget Alice's alcoholism and my shows," says Alice). were no barriers. It's 'been long career, it's difficult t2 television shows." did work out, much to my subsequent cure after a Do you sometimes feel script? is the true token of great- Alice had no compunctions incredible experience," imagine Alice Cooper surprise and pleasure." period of hospitalization. talking about his addiction to says Alice. typecast by your years with How do you interpret the "One of the most ness. scanning newspapers to satisfying aspects of werking Egotism is something "There's no moral in the liquor and treatment. "Alice What should be equally follow the progress of his "Star Trek?" film? ------1._._11__4. L- 1 exDlained -L durarm nr.blln inlam-*inn ia thlu------..--Alice. .---- m ? WLINY III~~S~CCW UL wwanulg UEUUJAAA o JUIIACUIIlI~ "1 think I probably am "First and foremost I an this particular movie was that enables the man in a rut typecast, but I don't see it think it is a remarkably the wonderful chemistry that to think that he's in the necessarily as a detriment. entertaining film. It is we found among theactars groove. lhe term 'typecasting' has engrossing in that you get and filmcrew. I'm talking Gentleness succeeds come to mean some kind of immediately hooked and about Donald Sutherland, here violence fails. terrible thing to people and involved without losing your Brooke Adams, Jeff Gold- Sweet words are like it's been sold to the public as sense of credibility. When I blum, Veronica Cartwright, honey; a little may refresh, a problem, but my feeling is first saw the picture I was Philip Kaufman and Michael but too much fleets the that most actors who work totally drained at the end. Chapman in particular. We stomach. consistently are typecast to "Interpretations vary, really felt very quickly that Advice is like castor some extent. Perhaps not as however, in that some people we were an acting company oil-easy enough to give but severely as in my case, but I may suggest that it is simply which had been working not easy to take. think being typecast makes science fiction and leave it at together for a long time. Better to have a wise you castable. It tells that. However, I think there When that happens it's a enemy than a.foolish friend. producers and directors who is a possibility to look at it wonderful thing to ex- Even a fisb could stay you are and what kind of from a social point of view, perience because you can out of trouble if he could keep work they can hire you for, because I think there are hdyour place in the scheme his mouth shut. whereas some actors who some statements there about of things or the pattern of When you stop to think never find a 'type' in a sense uniformity or conformity in interaction with the other don't forget to start again. are difficult to cast because society and the dangers of characters and enjoy what Students who hang people don't know how to use individual repression. I they are doing and knav how around waiting for something to turn up should them. As a broad example, would leave that to the you can play to it or off of it. "It was a very positive begin with their sleeves. YOU u ~ldn't hire Paul preference of the viewer Newman for the same role as though because it is experience for me and I Folks that don't let you would Dustin Hoffman primarily entertaining. think we've contributed to a grass grow under their feet very special film. I was most likely to be in ar Richard Dryfus. They are That's the starting point." A UNIVERSAL PPlCTUPE TECHNICCILORQ 3 rrc.cd oi MM7a FEU clover. simpy different 'types.' What does your character sorry to see it come to an end, but I'm pleased with the Give some people an Being typecast can be useful. contribute to the story? inch and they think that they In my case it certainly has "The character I play is results. Extremely pleased," are the ruler. JAN. 24 kAN.25 Celebrates 109th -ANNOUNCING LI~C 1s conling to town THE 3RD ROCKY HORROR REVUE I Strike up the band, the new arrives at the Birmingham Young and agile artists, exercises his mastery over JAN. 30-8:30PM 109th edition of that all-time Jefferson Civic Center on eye riveting displays and leopards, panthers, pumas, ,American entertainment Tuesday, Feb. 6, for 12 five lavish spectacles-the tigers, horses and elephants STUDENT COMMONS AUDITORIUM giant, Ringling Bros. and performances through trademark of The Big through several electrifying &mum & Bailey Circus, Sunday, Feb. 11. Show--overflow three rings appearances in the spotlight. and fill three hours with high And for the first the in powered excitement. Co- several decades, The CONTEST THEME : producers Iwin Feld and Greatest Show on Earth Kenneth Feld have spotlights the ancient art of assembled a cast of in- dephant leaping, featuring "COME AS YOU ARENIT'? ternational performers, one of-a-kind acts, dazzling (See CIRCUS. Page 7) wardrobe and special ef- fects. The result is a bright ENTRY FEE : entertainment experience appealing to children of all PURCHASE OF T1CKE.T*TO ages, with over a dozen circus sensations making their debut. 7:00OR9:30MOVXE A tribute to the athletic Jan prowess of the circus' 29 -27 "CAH ABA' superheroes-' 'The AWARDS Calvacade of Circus FOR MOST BIZARRE COSTUMES Jan29 **NIGHTHAWKS&Champions" brings on the company of human titans and menagerie of per- ISTIPRIZE: 225 forminn animals to set the I BOUTIQUE ( stage for the unique show 2ND PRIZE : $45 that follows. WE CARRY The versatile Gunther BOBBIE BROOKS 3RD PRIZE : '10 Gebel-Williams, acclaimed COORDINATES. I as the most popular animal PELtIAM RPZA ! trainer of the 20th century, 1 OH, ROCKY! Tuesday,'Jarmary 23, 1979 THE CHANTIaEER Page i

Q Entertainment Continued Stimulating (Continued FI.om Page 6) comic "superheroes" and bad tdwenng human hrtling across the broad pyramids, stacked five-and- words for backs of pachyderms at six people high. attention. Elegant equines, a In a huge steel mesh cage, perennial crowd - pleaser, remembering aptly named the "Globe d draw their share of attention Death," two daredevil as three rings of handsome cychts, the Urias Troupe, liberty horses step smartly Experience is a wonderful making their first ap- to the commands of thing. It enables you to pearance with Ringling equestrian experts. The recognize a mistake when Bros. an Barnum & Bailey fabulous Naughtin's Bears- you make it again. Circus, crisscross and largest act of its kind in the Speaking without thinking careen madly around *its world-ke their brainy is like shooting without inside in a hair-raising ralley bruin debut. aiming. of motorcycle mayhem. Simian superstars steal Secrets are like measles- The ultimate in highwire the spotlight with their they take easy and spread - easy. walking wizardry and sheer mirthful monkeyshines. The A temper is a contrary Shirley Verretr: nervelessness is exemplified Rudi Lenz Chimps pay thing-you can never get rid by Colombia's Carrillo tribute to the first af one by losing it. Brothers, who dance, skip astronauts--primate All flowers of all the rope and leap frog over one pioneers of their own tomorrows are in the seeds Shirley Verett will another 42 feet above the speciesspotlighting of today. concrete floor, without Chimps in space. Not to be Real friends are those benefit of any safety device. outdone, Mickey Antalek's who, when you've made a perform Thursday and Three troupes of agile anthropoids ape their way fool of yourself, don't feel trampoline technicians through a humorous mock you've done a permanent make their first bow. bullfight and cruise on a job. Friday in Birmingham Hungary's Astorelli, Los monkey's motorcycle. Learning from the Huracanos from Cuba and Animal antics at The An internationally ac- New York Philharmonic mistakes of others. You can't claimed superstar of the gala event that celebrated Italy's Canestrelli Family, Greatest Show on Earth are live long enough to make winners of the Silver Clown further enhanced by a world's great opera stages, Leonard Bernstein's 1000th them all yourself. Shirley Verrett has won an concert with the orchestra. Award for Excellence at the cavalcade of cultured There is nothing noble in International Circus canines as Miss Alicia's unparalleled renown as one In September, 1977, Miss being superior to some other of the great singing ac- Verrett was seen and heard Festival of Monte Carlo, win Poodles, Lona's Dogs and person. True nobility is in and spiral in a rapid-fire tour Miss Anna's Dobermans tresses of the day. On wer U. S. television on the being superior to your Thursday, Jan. 25, and distinguished series, "Live de force of robust reboun- entertain children of all previous self. ding. Friday, Jan. 26, Miss Verrett From Lincolr Center," as ages. Friendship is always a will be performing with the That special circus skill, Gunther Gebel - Williams sweet responsibility, never 1st with tne New York the flying trapeze, is well leads the prodigious Birmingham Symphony l'hilharmonic. Under the an opportunity. Orchestra, conducted by represented by two groups of pachyderm parade in a Common sense is seeing direction of Zubin Mehta, she able exponents: The Flying spirited "Gypsy Fandango," Amerigo Marino. sang the Exultate Jubilate af things as they are and doing Miss Verrett has appeared Farfans from Chile, while golden earrings flash, Gunther Gebel-Williams things as they should be Mozart (which she will featuring 15year-old Gino full skirts whirl around the trainer at such prestigious halls as perform with the Bir- . . .Animal done. the Metropolitan Opera, the Farfan, a precocious campfire, and the mighty mingham Symphony ). professional who executes, mastodons join in the revelry San Francisco Opera, London's Covent Garden, the The remainder of Miss for the very first time, an of Romany life. Verrett's program will in- incredible three and one-half A great spectacle, "Babes Paris Opera, the Vienna Staatsoper, and the Milan La clude Debussy's Air de Lia somersault, and Cuba's in Toyland," visits that Country entertainer Larry Gatlin from L'enfant Prodigue and Flying Segreras, with seven- storied realm of fantasy, Scala. While in Italy, she was hailed as the possessor of "a two arias from Verdi year+ld Tito Montoya, the peopled by favorite Operas. The orchestra will world's youngest flyer. storybook and nursery voice that can do practically anything." also perform Haydn's Dolly Jacobs, "America's myme characters, including Symphony No. 31, and aerial sweetheart," presents Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, says he will not make compromises It is not for opera alone that Miss Verrett is Rapsodie Espagnole by a graceful, classic Roman Little Red Riding Hood, For a country singer, a appeal. ' his initial great success as the featured performer. It Ravel. ring act in the heavenly wooden soldiers, doll babies "I'm not a country singer comes from his songwriting. distinguished. She is equally "crossover" hit is the best was a resounding success acclaimed as a recitalist and heights of the arena. and a toyland menagerie. kind. When a country artist in the same way that, say, In 1971, he was encouraged and another feature in The concerts will begin at 8 Hungary's Armon illustrate 'Ihe entire company of ar- George Jones is," Gatlin appears repeatedly as soloist. p.m. at the Civic Center crosses over from 'the to try his hand at Gatlin's musical cap. with the leading symphony their gymnastic ability and tists and animals, in fanciful explains. "The hits we've songwriting by singer Dottie Concert Hall on Jan. 25 and country charts into the A film is in Gatlin's future archestras of this country. polish in a high-altitude dress, takes part in this had haven't been hard-core West. She recorded two of his as well. Based on one of his 26. For ticket information, realm of pop and easy She holds the single honar of contact the Birmingham acrobatic display, and the massive celebration of listening, mass acceptance country. They've been a first songs, "Once You Were most popular songs, "Penny having appeared- at the Symphony by calling 326- hE'unlrm n+lLn jhnir firrt AildM Fifh ud~~-CdL.,,a li++larliCFamant Prmhinn rsr- iuinn' -...A LI~-n41., UAP Ammi-'> ;* al-4-A &- LA -*.. -*.. .. ------acrowuc alsplay, ana .me masslve celebration of listening, mass acceptance country. They've been a first songs, "Once You Were most popular songs, "Penny having appeared at the Symphony by 326- Duo Evelyn make their first childhood. Fifty youngsters soon follows. callini littledifferent. Crossing wer Mine" and "The Other Half or corning by, 2114 lst American appearance wieh a from the audience par- Music industry pundits are into pop is important only of Me." Gatlin was on his producedAnnie" isby slateda shall-cdrfl- to be weningLincoln Centerconcerts conce* of the two Ave., N., Birmingham, revolving suspended cradle ticipate in the fun aboard the naming singer and because it opens up an en- way. *pany in S110 She also participated in the ~35203. act. "Teddy Bear Express." songwriter Larry Gatlin as tirelv different market. I' Johnnv Cash. Kris Productions. and will feature China's swaypole swash- Legions of laughmakers the next crossover super- just iike a few more people to ~ristoffekon,~lvis Presley, Gatlin as 'an actor and buckler, Carl Wong, keeps enliven every performance star. Gatlin hopes fervently get the chance to hear Gatlin Johnny Rodriquez, Tammy narrator. audiences on the edge of with their merry mischief that will happen, but says he music and see if they'd like-. Wynette, Roy Orbison, Tom ' ' It' s progress i n g their seats with his sky-high while wedging 17 clowns into won't alter his music to fit it." Jones and many others have beautifully," he says with a antics at the apex of a a tiny compact car or fan- the mold. For Gatlin, the bother- since recorded his tunes. grin. "All we need is $4 swaying seven-story pale, ning the flames of 1 wanted to write some thing is that he's sure Gatlin's own recording to million." culminating his breath foolishness as the wackiest crossover hits awhile back," taking adventures with a fire department ever to Gatlin says, "but after surprise plunge to the answer the ahm. Master thinking about it 1 decided ground. Clown Lou Jacobs, a 55year I'm not going to do that any Displaying her circus veteran, and his stratospheric skills for the performing ~oock~artner "I'm not going to sit down chance to hear it," says popular acceptance he's obviously a project dear to first time with The Greatest Knucklehead, lead the and try to write crossover Gatlin. "They haven't been already won, Gatlin avoids his heart and he says he Show on Earth, Mexican - buffon brigade, along with hits. I'm jut going to write exposed yet because all they what he refers to as "country wants tq be sure the right ' born Marguerite Michelle Frosty Little, Peggy songs and sing them and let listen to is top 40 radio." beer halls," preferring to people are used to insure makes her debut in "A Gallic Williams, the first lady of the record company worry Gatlin writes all his own play theme parks and that the film is done Delight," the French- Feminine Foolishness, and a about whether or not they're music. As he explains it, mainstream music venues properly. flavored aerial ballet sizeable gathering of going to make it on the pop "Every word and every tune like the Golden Nugget in That attitude is indicative spectac:!lar recalling the gagsters. charts," he says. is mine. You can't blame Las Vegas and the Roxy in of his attitude toward his delightiul Can-Can era, This all-new sawdust It may well happen. Gatlin anyone but me if you don't Los Angeles. .Bad ex- music. He is confident of his suspended high above the Spectacular encompasses a has had several chart- like it." periences at the Golden talents and abilities, but as arena by her silken tresses. constellation of international topping country hits, He performs with his Nugget caused Gatlin to vow he puts it, "The person who's Teeterboard tornadoes- Stars and exhibits of h- "Broken Lady," "Delta brothers, Steve and Rudy, he's never play Vegas again, hardest on me is myself. I the Otto from Poland, mortal skill and daring as m,""1 Don't Wanna CryM and both in concert and on but a successful stint there at don't worry about critics and Bulgaria's Malevolti and the the spell of circus magic and others, and his par- record the three display the the Aladdin Theater recently reviewers because nobody Kisfaludi &om Hungary- endures once again at the ticular brand of country vault from the springboard, 109th edition of The Greatest music has a built-in mass somersault through the air Show on Earth.

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"Love Portiture" for Valentines Day Reg. Price Sale Price *ISS0 '8- (single subjeets only) Bring Your ID Card - v In Jacksonville Tuesday, January 23, 1979 b THE CHANTICLEER Bge - Jacksonville State start soon enough. UNA has Todd Smyly had 6, Tdmmy University lost its first Gulf a good team, but I'd like to Bonds had 7, Ronald Towns. South Conference game, 69- think we are better than had 3 and Larry Blair came DELIVERY 63, to North Alabama what we showed tonight. I off the bench for 2. FAST FREE Saturday night. just don't think our effort High for UNA was Perry "I don't have any answers was good enough to win." Men with 14, followed by O)# 7 DAB A WE# or any magical reasons," UNA hurt Jax State on the Otis Boddie with 13 and said JSU's Bill Jones as the baseline early, driving to the" freshman Albert Owens with I 11 A.M. "Uk 1 Ah. other Bill Jones (UNA's Bill hoop like a nail through a Jones) walked away with the piece of wood as the win. Gamecocks' 1-2-2 zone took a "We just didn't get after it beating. and we just didn't play as "We were playing a hard as you have got to to 'standing' zone," said Jones. win in this conference." "They (UNA) did hurt us in The loss dropped Jax State some areas, but we hurt to 9-3 overall and 3-1 in the ourselves in most areas." GSC, while UNA stepped up The Gamecocks shot 37.7 to 8-6 overall and 3-2 with the percent from the field for the SEZ ' win. night, while UNA shot 47.4. "We started trying to play Jax State turned the ball hard in the second half," over 14 times to UNA's nine I SUPPORT YOlJR LOCAL N\UMMYeI Bob Clernents going for the rebound said Jones, "but we didn't times. UNA opened a seven-point AZ Lankford, right, looking on lead (30-23) in the first half, ? but 6-5 junior forward Al 9 Victory here I Lankford of Huntsville kept h, JSU gets upset Gamecocks the Gamecocks in the game PARTY TONlTE-, CLEVELAND, MS.- with layups and clutch shots CARROLLTON, Ga.- from the right corner. He West Georgia College came Freshman Ronald Towns sank two of the most im- would later foul out, but up with four clutch foul shots finished with 17 points and in the final minute of C portant foul shots of his short college career here Wed- four rebounds. overtime here Saturday UNA held a narrow (39-38) night to hand Jacksonville nesday night, giving Jacksonville State margin at the half, and the State University an mi on Monday two teams played on even setback. d University a 73-71 victory over Delta State with the terms early in the second The game, 2 P~,I-and-tuck half. But the Gamecocks contest from the, opening Jacksonville State clock showing 0:00 on the University broke open a boards. were down by eight (60-52) whistle, was seitled early in when Lankford drew his fifth the overtime period when the close game with 10 unan- Towns, a guard from swered points in the opening foul with 7:24 remaining. Braves brol.:c ,to an 81-75 Oxford, got an opportunitx to minutes of the second half Jax State's Tommy Keith margin on three quick give his teammates. a victory ,and used the rally to whip hit but four of 13 from the baskets. JSU's Robert when he was fouled at the Mississippi College, 80-64, in field, but he had a couple of Clements sent the game into buzzer. The 6-3 youngster hit a Gulf South Conference eight of eight foul shots in the clutch ,shots that kept the overtime when he tipped in a game here Monday night. Gamecocks within striking missed shot with one second game, accounting for three- The Gamecocks, leading fourths of his 12 points. distance late. remaining on the clock in 38-26 at intermission, ran off The Lions built another regulation time. The victory gives the 10 quick points for a 4826 Gamecocks a sweep Over eight-point lead (6658) with West Georgia, which broke lead and the Choctaws were 2:59 remaining and to a quick 23-12 lead in the Mississippi College and never in the game from this Delta State in their first proceeded to run the clock opening half, won the game point on. Jax State is now 2-0 out. m foul shots by Robert conference road trip of the in the Gulf South Conference year and runs their con- Lankford and Robert Stanley and Jeff Glushakow and 8-2 overall heading into a Clements led the Gamecock and a field goal by Lamar ference mark to 3-0 for the game at Delta State Wed- season. Jax State is 9-2 scoring effort with 17 points Frady in the overtime nesday night. each. Keith added 11, while period. JSU's Tommy overall. Tommy Keith, one of the Tommy Keith, a freshman Bonds hit two straight field top Division I1 freshmen in goals in the final minute, but from Jacksonville, was the country, scored 22 points JSU's top scorer with 20 Mike is West Georgi-a's six-point to pace the Gamecock win lead heading into that final points while Todd Smyly had while center Robert 14, Towns 12, and A1 Lank- minute praved too big a Clements chipped in 21 for rnarg in. ford 11 for the runnerup runner-up honors. Another honors. the winner Robert Clements scored 22 JSU freshman, Ron Towns, points and had 11 rebounds to "It goes without saying scored 10 points. that it was a great win," a pace JSU while A1 Lankford "We knew we had to play happy Bill Jones said after The winner of The had 21 for runnerup honcss. fine defense in order to win Chanticleer Super Bowl Tommy Keith hit 14 points the game. "I can't say so we started off with a press predictions column is and Tommy Bonds netted 12 enough about the ones who and it provjded the spark we played. Towns takes a lot of business manager Mike to round out JSU's double Bill Moon, who won the weekly figure scorers. Robert needed," a happy Jorres pnde in his free throw said after the game. "We hooting and tonight it paid predictions during the Stanley led both teams in also controlled the boards regular season. scoring with 37 points while off for him." and got a lot out of our bench, Jax State shot 53.5 for the This only proves that "the Clarence Porch had 18, both especially Dexter Coleman, Brass" should stick to the for f est Georgia. Larry Blair and Towns." (See VICTORY, Page 10) editorial page. Page 10 THE CHANTICLEER Tuesday,.January 25, 1879 I sports Continued JSU women gymnasts WE AT MATER'S out-tumble Jeff State REALIZING THAT THE By KATHY SHEEHY For the past two years, Jefferson State Junior College has been the national junior college gymnastics cham- STUDENTS AT JSU pions, but this didn't matter to the JSU women. With genuine skill and precision, they carried themselves through the meet to capture the first and second place WAVE NO ADEQUATE - awards in ezch event plus three out of the four third place titles. Jacksonville hosted the Jeff State team on Saturday, Jan. 13, at 2 p.m. in the Stephenson Gyrnnansium before DISCO DANCE PLACE, an enthusiastic crowd which, incidentally never failed to vocalize its opinions and shout words of encouragement to its favorite performers. DUE TO THE DEMISE OF The first event run was vault. The Jacksonville team performed more difficult vaults than those used by the Jeff State team and did this week enough to take first, second and third place. Susan Puckett was awarded the POOR RICHARDS, FEEL highest score when she received an 8.73 for her hand- %ring full. Second was Leslie Hill who executed a very dean half on-full twist off and scored 8.4. Lynn Bruce, also usha a half on-full off, to& third place with an 8.26. WE MUST FILL THE ~ouAh,fifth and sixth place were won by Jeff State Leslie Hill gymnasts. Fourth was Stephanie Lewis (8.17), fifth was Ginger Cats (8.07) and sixth went to Rosemary Nice I VOID. AND TO MEET (8.03). The uneven bars competition was also dominated by Jacksonville. Linda Gordon took first with a score of 8.3 followed by Kathy Balk (8.2) and Susan Puckett (8.0). THIS NEED WE ARE IN- Fourth went to C. Turner of Jeff States (7.97) while JSU's Ladies win Leslie I%ll and Susan Balk took fifth and sixth with scores of 7.47 and 6.5 respectively. Jacksonville's Cindy Frank, STALLING A DISCO By RANDY COLEMAN rebounds, Vickie Holmes who was unable to compete earlier this year due to injury, with 6 points and 12 assists, performed her bar routine as an exhibition and received a The Jacksonville State 7.7. University Lady Gamecocks Jill Collins 6 points,Theresa in basketball team have con- Davis with 6 points, Ann Balance bean was the only event which JSU failed to LIGHTING SYSTEM tinued their winning ways Tillman with 5 points, claim all the top three positions as Jeff State's Stephanie during the past week Sharon Armour and WUene Lewis slipped into the third place spot. First went to Chatfield each with 4, Kathy Jacksonville's Linda Gordon whose steady, well-polished defeating three teams to 7.9 AND ARE ENLARGING raise their record to an Burge with 3, and Mary routine brought her a from the judges. Second was 8-1 Ellen Gill with 2. Susan Puskett with a 7.75. Third, as mentioned above, outstanding for the (7.65). season. The Lady went to Stephanie Lewis of Jeff State JSU's Susan Judson College, Jan 15 Balk took fourth with a 7.05. Fifth and sixth went to Leslie Gamecocks eased past the (6.9) (6.7), OUR DANCE FLOOR. University of Alabama - As in the past few games, Hill and Lynn Bruce both of Jacksonville. Huntsville 61-48 in the Lady Gamecocks On floor exercise, JSU's Susan Puckett acquired the Clyde Turner putting Dovaloq on his back 8.6. Jacksonville, walloped jumped to a quick lead and first place title with a score of Susan is a very Talladega College 7884 in routed the inexperienced energetic floor performer capable of combining high, THE LIGHT SHOW WILL Talladega, and blasted Judson team. Guard Felicia powerful tumbling and expressive dance into a brilliant 78- Kendrick continued her exercise. Second place went to another crowd - pleaser, Judson College in Marion (8.3) 56 to run their winning streak exceptional play as she JSU's Leslie Hill and third was awarded to Susan to eight straight games. connected on 10 of 16 floor Balk who was right behind Leslie with a score of 8.25. BEA FIRSTCLASS Aob and scored a game There was a tie for fourth between Jacksonville's Linda Talladega College, Jan. 13 high 20 points to lead the Gordon and Jeff State's Stephanie Lewis, each of whom scored an 8.15. Sixth went to Jeff State's Patsy Weih Jax State jumped to a victory. The Lady - -- PERMANENT SYSTEM,- quick lead and neier looked Gamecocks victory was back as they routed the Lady strange because the team The final team scores at the conclusion of the meet were Tornadoes 7&64 in a game did not attempt the first foui 128.17 for Jacksonville and 113.46 for Jeff State. Coach Robert Dillard was delighted with his team's WE-- - - ALSO- -- -- REALIZE-- - - that was not as close as the shot during the game while dm-(. *--- A -- --- A ---A A I .. ------that was not as close as the slot aurlng tne game while """' 'W""" "L""" """ ""^6"C"., "'LAX "W '"-'A U ------Jay Dobbins going for the pin score might seem to in- Judson attempted 23 victory and remarked that he was especially proud of the progress made by freshman Linda Gordon. dicate. Led by the hot *ots. J~~ State dominated shooting of sophomore the boards, outrebsund,ng The next meet for the women's team is scheduled for THAT WE HAVE A Jax State grapplers Felicia Kendrick, who was the shorter Judson team 3& Feb.. .. 2 with- the University of Georgia and will be held in the game's top scorer with 24 19. Coach Akers described Atnens, tia. points, the Lady Gamecocks the victory as good because On Feb. 17, Jacksonville will host the JSU MidSouth put this game away early it was a road victory but Collegiate Invitational Gymnastics meet in Pete Mathews VARIED AUDIENCE, win first match ever taking a 15 point lead in the cautioned to say that the Coliseum. This meet will include such teams as the University of Louisville, Texas A & M, the University of The Grapplers of first half. In the second half team must play better in Jacksonville State won their Ca:sOn-Neman. the Lady Gamecocks future games if they expect North Carolina, Indiana State, and UU. A crowd of five to first match in the beginning fie scoring in the match stretched their lead to 24 to continue their winnine six thousand is expected to attend the competition. It will SO WE PLAN ROCK 'N' ymr of wrestling here Jan. went as follows: Robby points before Coach Ackers ways, Vicki; be an excellent opportunity to see some of the country's 13 against Carson-Newman. GaddiS (118 lb.) pinned emptied the bench. This win J-Jolmes and Freshman top gymnasts action. Gamecocks had just Roy19 Tim hwis (126 was important because it Karen Mitchell took runner- last a heartbreaker against lbS.) lost to Weber (C- counted in the standings of up scoring honors with 14 ROLL NIGHTS,ALSO ,A be University of Tennessee - N) 2-6, Buss Wilson (134 1bs.I the northern division of the points each. Ann Tillman Chattanooga three days phned Jeff AAIAW. Coach Akers was added 8 points, Theresa Victory arlier by only three points Wilson (142. lbs.) pinned Bill proud of the win because it Davis had 6, Kim Sewell with (21-24), but aey didn't let Harvey (fastest pin 13 was a road game and 4, Jill Collins with 4 paints (Continued From Page 9) MONTHLY SO'S NIGHT, that stop them as they ~~cmds),Clyde Turner (150 because all of his players and 8 rebounds, Sharon game and dominated the rebounder with 11 while trounced Carson-Ne-an lb.) pinned Ivan Dovalos, were able to play and con- Armour with 4, and Cheryl boards 39-37. Keith was Keith had 10. Clements had 483. Anthony Johnson (158 lbs.) tribute to the victory. Van Pelt with 2 to round out especially hot for the eightpoints while other JSU ~~~d %ach M~~ ~fl~beat Frank Davalos 7-3, Pat Others scoring for Jax the scoring for the 7856 Gamecocks, hitting 9 of 10 scorers were Larry Blair WE PLAN TO OFFER A was pr,,~d of his wrestlers Barber (167 lbs.) pinned State were Karen Mitchell victory. The next home from the field and 2 of 2 from (4), Tommy Bonds (2) and but what impressed him John Buice, Mark Meurier with 10 points, Cheryl Van game will be Jan. 26 against the foul line. Robert Dexter Coleman (2). most was the improvement (177 lbs.) pinned Kevin Pelt with 7 points and 9 state champion Tuskegee. Clements was JSU's top in the team eom~aredto McFarland, Ranee VARIED ENTERTAIN- C~son-Ne-an, which is ( 190 lbs. ) beat Keith Fusm 6- &o in its first year. Coach 49 and Jay Dobbins (hwt.1 slam said ~~~k~~a~pinned Rowland Cowden. was far more along in its JzState competes in NCAA MENT SCHEDULE, BUT xwkstling program than I1 WILL HAVE DISCO AT LEAST 4 NIGHTS WEEKLY. ON MONDAY NIGHT FROM 7-10 WE WILL FEATURE LIVE ENTERTAINMENT FEAT

JSU Gamecock grapplers are, front row, from left, row, Assistant Coach Mike Craft, Rance Stogner, Jay Robby Caddis, Tim Lewis, Mike Pritt, Russ Wilson, Dobbins, Steve Ingram, Pat Barber, Mark Meunier, URlNG VARIOUS Mickey Statham, Jeff Wilson and Clyde Turner. Back ~nthonyJohnson and Head Coach Mac Cillam. ARTISTS,WITH DISCO I FREE DELIVERY AIAW is independent FROM 10 PMON.

"We're a grown-up session of the delegate Women now stands on its allow AIAW a legal identity organixati~n now," said assemblv, the AIAW own as an independent from its parent Adele Boyd, the represen- etablhed guidelines for its group. organization, the American The tative of Ursinus College. new national championship Alliance for Health, Physical "~t'stime to pay for our own st~uctsm. The representatives of Education and Recreation *writers and erasers." more than 400 schools at- (AAHPER), which in effect The Assmiation for In- tending an annual delegate was a vote for statehood for Management In other action at the third tercollegiate Athletics for assembly voted Tuesday to the orgmation.