Registration Process Revamped
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lJSRARY GEORGIA STATE COLLEGE. , 3 GILMER ST., 5. E LA Inside the Signal Calendar _ _ '. 5 Cartoon .. ._ 7 Editorials ! News Briefs __ 6 News Front S Overseas Report 7 Sporte 8 Young DtmW8 8 NEWSPAPER OF THE SOUTH'S PROGRESSIVE URBAN COLLEGE VOLUME Z3 GEORGIA STATE COLLEGE, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1965 NUMBER 16 Registration Process Revamped ~ ~ ~ Alpha Phi to Hold Annual Heart Dance K-ing, Queen Time Cards To Be Used ToBeNamed For First Time at State Georgia State will begin using Alpha Phi will hold its an- both will receive early time time cards to aid in the regis- cards. The cards will be issued nual Heart Dance Saturday, tration process beginning with on a first come, first served Feb. 13, from 8 to 1,2 p.m, at pre-registration for the Spring basis, "adhering to the desig- the West End Woman's Club. Quarter. Pre-registration is set nated ratio. for Wednesday, March 3, begin- A representative from each Music for the dance will be ning at 12:30 p.m. school will be on duty in the provided by the Mystics. A letter from William S. Assembly Hall during registra- Highlighting the dance will Patrick, registrar and dean of tion to provide assistance to be the crowning of King and admissions, explained that stu- students with schedule prob- dents in the School of Arts and lems. Queen of Hearts. Each sorority Sciences and the School of Busi- A black board listing closed is sponsoring a girl for Queen ness Administration will receive class will permit students to and each fraternity is sponsor- time cards after they have been check the standing of their ing a boy for King. advised. Arts and Sciences stu- classes. Then they can check dents will pick up their cards in (Continued page 8, col. 1) The purpose of the Heart Dean Grant's office, Room 105, Dance is to raise money for Al- Phi Sigma Sigma Sparks Hall and those in the pha Phi's national philanthropic business school will get their Packard project, the Heart Fund. cards from Dr. Le Jeune P. Bradley, director of guidance Candidates for Que e n of Receives Charter for the School of Business ad- ministration. Hearts are Lynne Collins, Al- By JUDIE RUSSELL To Be at The time cards indicate the pha Omicron Pi; Beth Salmond, Beta Phi, Georgia State's chapter of Phi Sigma Sigma So- Alpha Xi Delta; Kim Taliafer- time a student is to report to rority, has received its charter and is now the 29th active chapter ro, Delta Zeta; Davida Rubin, registration. Seminar Phi Sigma Sigma; and Barbara of Phi Sigma Sigma National. "The time cards will eliminate Morley, Zeta Tau Alpha. Phi Sigma Sigma, a sorority Sigma and is listed in "Who's the extremely long lines and Vance Packard, author of four exclusively for Jewish girls at Who." Miss Saperstein is a line - jumping," Patrick ex- best-sellers, and GOP Rep. How- Candidates for King of Hearts State, was originally founded at sophomore sociology major. plained. ard "Bo" Callaway will be the are Gordon Catts, Kappa Sig- The sorority's faculty advisor He said a ratio based on en- headline speakers in the second Hunter College, New York, in ma; Ken Wardlaw, Pi Kappa is Miss Marsha Kass, part-time rollment in both schools had annual seminar on capitalism to 1913. The Beta Phi chapter was Alpha; Lance Gheesling, Pi history professor at the College. been established to assure that be held Saturday, April 3, at Kappa Phi; Charles McDonald, founded at State in the fall of Georgia State College. Sigma Nu; Randy Mitchell, Sig- 1962 and was sponsored by the The seminar is sponsored by ma Phi Epsilon; and Mike Pous- Atlanta Alumni chapter. the College's Students for Pri- man, Alpha Epsilon Pi. Frosh to Choose On Sunday, Feb. 14, the sis- vate Enterprise Club. Pictures of the 'candidates are ters and pledges of Phi Sigma College President Noah Lang- mounted on flats outside the Sigma will hold a Charter Tea dale Jr. will give the opening Student Lounge and cafeteria in Senators Friday address at the seminar. Dr. in honor of their national recog- the S. A. building. Money will nition. Attending are members Michael Mescon, holder of the be collected by each candidate, of the Alumni chapter, Phi Sig- Campaigning for freshman male candidate. He is an ac- Chair of Private Enterprise at with each penny counting as one ma Sigma National, administra- senator began officially Mon- tuarial science major at State State, will speak on "Private vote. The candidates whoee or- tive staff and faculty of Geor- day, Feb. 8, with six candidates and a Sigma Nu pledge. Bow- Enterprise and the Work of the ganizations collect the most man was chosen Mr. Freshman gia State and presidents of so- vying for senatorial positions in Private Enterprise Club." money will be named King and rorities here at State. for 1964-65. After a brief intermission for the SGA. Queen. Last year's collections Jerry Palmer, a senior biology Sharon Cheek, a history ma- coffee, Packard will speak on totaled $400. major .t State and current Friday, Feb. 12, from 9 a.m. jor, is an AOPi pledge and a "The American Economic Sys- to 2 p.m, in the Sparks Hall member of the RAMPWAY tem-Prospects and Problems." "We hope to raise around president of Phi Sigma Sigma, Student Lounge, State's fresh- staff. After his speech, Packard will $1500 this year," said Frosty said, "It's been a long wait; men will vote for three of the participate in' a question and Gunnis, chairman of the Heart Phi Sigma Sigma has really DeDe Owens, a Delta Zeta, candidates to represent their answer session with the audi- Fund dance. worked hard and the girls are is in pre-med. She is a member thrilled now that we're char- class. No student identification of the Girls' Rifle tram. ence. The King of Hearts is an in- tered." Miss Palmer, president cards will be necessary to vote. Jane Tatum, a history major, Since publication of his books novation this year. of Hillel, a religious organiza- Bob Reeves, vice-president of is a ZTA pledge and a member -"The Pyramid C 1i m b e r s," tion for Jewish students, is also day SGA, urged the freshman "The Hidden Persuaders," "The "In years past, we have had of the Young Democrats at a member of Tri-Beta, a biolo- class to participate as fully in Status Seekers" and "The Waste a Queen of Hearts and a Court State. gy society, and Crimson Key this election as it has in the Makers"-Packard has been la- Jester, but this year the boys Sandra Waters is a history Honor Society. past. Reeves or an SGA repre- beled by reviewers as a social wanted a little more status," major and a member of Delta Other officers in the sorority sentative will be supervising Zeta. critic. said Miss Gunnis. tomorrow's balloting. are Tina Handelman, parlia- Tentative results of the elec- His latest book, 'The Naked This year's dance will be in- mentarian, and Jan Saperstein, Five freshman girls and one tion will be announced Friday Society," was published in 1964. formal. Tickets may be pur- treasurer. Miss Handelman, a freshman boy are in contention afternoon and will be followed This book, according to his pub- chased in the Alpha Phi room senior math major at State, is for the senatorial offices. by an official announcement ilshers, covers "the bizarre, twi- for $1.50. a past-president of Phi Sigma Eddie Bowman is the aole next week. (Continued on page 8, col. 1) PAGE Z GEORGIA STATE SIGNAL THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1965 IlfIKE fONES MICHAEL JONES BOBBY NESBITI Editor Associate Editor 'If One Feels Punctured, Newspaper 0/ the South/» Proqreseive Urban College Must Have Been a Bubble' In the Eastern cult of Taoism, one finds the saying: "If one feels punctured, he must once have been a ~~9A bubble." How very true. If one goes around with his ego dragging along behind him, particular- .. ly if he feels compelled to thumb his nose at the world around him to cover up, then there must have been a vast misconception in his impression of him- self. BOBBY NESBITT This point was brought, or rather heaved home last week in what seems to be a traditional violent reaction by some of State's Greeks against the Responsibility Part of Registration SIGNAL. For example, this year's rebellion was instigated almost solely by two organizations, Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority and Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity. Their motiva- A plan has been devised to eliminate propriate time. To prevent clogging up tion: the names of their organizations were not men- the long, long lines and the many hours the registration process, students should tioned in the lead headline on page one. The fact that of waiting that seem to have become have several alternate courses in mind Greek Week as a whole was given splendid coverage from start to finish mattered not. What mattered was a tradition for regis- in case some of their courses are closed that two other organizations were mentioned and they tration at G eo r g i a out. were not. So they, as others before them, reacted. State. People planning to register should The first reaction came from a delegation of young The Registrar's Office also be sure they will not change their ladies from Zeta Tau Alpha who thought it not un- will issue time cards minds or flunk a course.