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GSC rolls over Newberry Homecoming festivities planned —See p. 16 —See p. 11 E-AN1 VOLUME 63, NUMBER 4 GEORGIA SOUTHERN COLLEGE STATESBORO, GA 30460 THURSDAY, OCT. 28, 1982 Statesboro's Nikki Giovanni puts stress on reading Safe Shelter By MARY LYNNE OGLESBY gender, we don't choose our race, we feels that it is time for "a new Production Assistant don't choose our age." question" on earth. for victims "If we're not going to read, then Giovanni continued to comment The poet stressed that human By MARK HALL how are we going to get ideas?" on age, saying that our culture endeavor is one of the most important News Writer inquired poet Nikki Giovanni to a teaches women that they're not- aspects of life. It is easy to bury , A speech series on "Battered Saturday morning audience at the supposed to grow old. "John feels old yourself, she said, to close the door. and Abused Women: A question last session of the Human Rights because I have grey hair." She made "Why should everybody stay the of Human Rights" was Symposium conducted October 22-23 light of such lines from. television same? There IS life after high school sponsored by the Political here at GSC, where she spoke on the commercials. To grow old, Giovanni and life after the sorority. We are here Science Club on October 19 in the issue of "Human Rights and the declared, "is a nice thing to do." to change . We are here to interrelate Williams Center Dining Hall. Humanities." Giovanni then brought to the with each other." Gail Sutton, director of the Giovanni, popularly honored as audience the subject of adolescent An important thing that we as the "Princess of Black Poetry," is a pregnancies. "It is unhealthly for Statesboro Safe Shelter for human beings can do, she believes, is abused women, said, "I know 1967 graduate of Fiske University children to have children," she said. to recognize things that are and holds honorary doctorates from They are too young to appreciate it we've been very successful with unacceptable. "Why does it take a the program but it's been a Wilberforce University, the and should not be forced to have a tragedy to bring out the best in us?" University of Maryland, Ripon child. She warned young people to be struggle getting money. We've Giovanni stressed that "that been accepted by the United Way University and Smith College. She is a little more responsible in their which is unknown to you should a regular columnist for Encore actions with each other. for next year but only for the bare spark your curiosity, not frighten necessities." America, Worldwide News Magazine A big problem that Giovanni you." and The New York Times. discussed was "What shall women "We at the Safe Shelter want be?" Women, she believes, "have the "We have got to read," the poet to reach out and educate the "We in America have some sort of potential to reach beyond our declared to the audience. One of the people to the fact that domestic bias against reading," commented situation here and to reach the world most important things in life is the violence exists and that there are Giovanni. "I am apalled when I look beyond." She said that she was proud relationship of a book to a reader, she other ways to take out this at something like the best seller list." that the polls show that women are said. Apalled by censorship, problem rather than hitting each not in favor of war. Giovanni says there are no dirty other," Sutton explained. The highly acclaimed poet went "If human beings are not going to words, "words simply lay there on the The Safe Shelter, with its on to express her opinion that race is care about people, then what shall we page." confidential address in "a tiring concept—we were simply care about? When are we going to In order to be intelligent, Giovanni Statesboro, opened in March and born that way." We are simply alive, decide that there is nothing wrong concludes, we must read, communi- so far, has assisted 18 battered she said. "We don't choose our with being a humanist?" Giovanni cate and care. women and their children. "The women are allowed 30 days at the shelter but must make some effort to find employement as well as another place to live." Steven speaks on human rights According to Sutton, there are only five other shelters in By LANEE YEOMANS The most important aspect of Steven remarked that the second Georgia working with battered News Writer human rights is the integrity of the area of human rights are the political women, and some will not accept am my brother's keeper," stated individual. The integrity of the and civil liberties. The freedom of "I children. Robert Steven in response to the individual is the ability to live in an speech, assembly, religion, press and Lieutenant Stan York of the question, "Why should we care about atmosphere free of fear. Police movement are basic rights harassment would be a violation of a guaranteed to the American citizens Statesboro Police Department human rights?" Robert Steven, director stated, "In 1981, the Statesboro of the state department's office of person's integrity. in the Bill of Rights. Violations of a Steven feels that the Bureau's job person's political and civil liberties Police Department answered Programs and Policy for the Bureau some 244 domestic calls. This in this area is to save lives. Everyone can be found throughout Jhe world. of Human Rights and Humanitarian year, as of September 1982, we Affairs, spoke Friday in the should have the right to live without The third area of human rights the fear of being executed or tortured. are tne economic and social liberties. have answered 230 domestic conference center on "Why Human calls, and we still have three Rights?" The inavailability of supplying these liberties often become the excuse of months left." "The most dangerous call a Human rights goes back far into not supplying the basic liberties. history, but the state department of police officer hates to go on is a Our founding fathers promised in domestic argument call." York Human Rights is fairly new. The the constitution life, liberty, and said the reason is because the Bureau of Human Rights was pursuit of happiness. They didn't founded in 1976. officer doesn't know what to promise happiness, just the chance to expect in that situation. Usually The 25-year career diplomat was obtain happiness. All governments, two officers are sent on a the state department's man in Chile according to Steven, should try to domestic argument call for their when President Salvador Allende fulfill these human rights, but they own protection. was overthrown. Steven was can't do it all. "The majority of all officers manning the department's Do we have the right to impose our killed involves a domestic operations center in Washington own standards on a country whose argument situation." He said when he took the first phone call from cultural standards are different from fy that until recently, policemen Tehran informing the government our own? Steven stated, "We could only act as mediators and the U.S. embassy had been shouldn't impose our standards on advisers. Since the Domestic I overthrown by Iranian students. other countries. The peoples of other Violence Act was passed in countries should not be executed or Human rights according to Steven April of 1981, policemen now tortured, but cultural standards are a have the authority to prevent involve the integrity of the different situation." individual, political and civil liberties domestic violence from taking Steven cited an incident while and economic and social liberties. place by removing the person touring an Afghanistan refugee camp. Human rights are divided into three See SAFE SHELTER, p. 7 levels in order of importance. ROBERT STEVEN See STEVEN p. 3 Page 2, Oct. 28,1982, The GEORGE-ANNE GSC sponsors College Bowl By AUNDRA SIMMONS cover the cost of the game. and will go on to the region to News Writer Concerning the cost, Bury said, "We compete." College Bowl, the varsity sport of are charging $25 because it costs us Other awards to be given will be a the mind, will be sponsored by GSC $40 for each game and we would make certificate of participation for each either in November or January, a $10 profit. The profit will be used to team that enters and prizes for all according to Janet Bury, coordinator send the best team to the regional quarter finalists teams. f competition." Bury suggests that if a student 1 - of College Bowl. The College Bowl will be held on There must be a minimum of 20 possesses a competitive spirit then he campus and any fraternity, sorority, teams or 10 games played in order to should enter the contest. dormitory, club or independent group qualify for the regionals. She commented, "I think it is 1 may enter a team. Professor of Communication Arts important that we encourage A team consists of four members. Bury stated, "The best team at GSC's academic competition and College A $25 entry fee will be charged to campus will be given a team trophy Bowl is a way to do that." A 4 Board of Regents approve budget increase By MARTHA RAGAN that in all likelihood, they won't get Governor's proposed budget along percent rise in the economy. However, News Writer that much," Cook said. "They never with the negotiations between the "the revenue collections have only The Board of Regents' business and have, so there is no reason to believe House, Senate and appropriations been about five percent higher," said finance committee approved a $180 they would this year," said Cook. committee, they finally come out with Cook. "That is only half of what they million budget increase for the 1984 "The BOR recommends to the a budget. "Until that happens," said build the budget on," Cook said. fiscal year, however, according to governor their anticipated needs for Cook, "no agency knows what our According to Cook, GSC had a GSC's Vice President for Business the coming year and that is in effect budget will be." $425,000 budget cut this year. "It and Finance Bill Cook, "at this point their budget request and their request "It is a long, drawn out process has hurt," said Cook. "We've had to it doesn't mean anything." is for the entire system. They don't filled with negotiations, lobbying, curtail some operations, pinch T Cook says it is too early to make individual requests for separate begging and pleading," said Cook. pennies, and take money out of determine what the increase will be. institutions," said Cook. Cook speculated that the BOR will budgets we would have liked to "I doubt that any institution at this "The BOR along with other state include a salary increase for the increase rather than decrease," said point and time could tell you what agencies have to get their budget entire system. "Whatever any other Cook. "The budgets weren't adequate they anticipate for their budget for request in early because the institution gets, we (GSC) would get to start with, so if you go take next year. The reason being that the governor has to put together his the same in percentage," said Cook. $425,000 budget cut this year. "It Regents don't know themselves yet," proposed budget that goes into Cook also expects there to be an said Cook. said Cook. legislature," said Cook. According to increase in operating supplies and According to Cook, GSC did not According to Cook, the Board of Cook, the legislature begins their expenses. choose to take a percentage of 4 Regents (BOR) have never been sessions in January. everyone's budget as there were some funded 100 percent of what they According to Cook, once the It is a long drawn out budgets that were "so close that we requested from the legislature. "They legislature meets and the appropria- simply couldn't take any money out," (B5R)knowgcdngintothesituation tions committee considers the process . . . —Cook Cook said. "We took it in the areas it would hurt the least, though it still However, budget increases vary hurts a lot." from year to year, depending to a GSC did not choose to dismiss any large extent on the economy, employees even though this would according to Cook. "This year was have been a possible solution, OGEECHEE not an outstanding year," Cook said. according to Cook. 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By KATHY TINDALL needs. Also it gives them the informative and everyone got to Sunday, an awards banquet Assistant News Editor opportunity to meet and socialize know people from other chapters." concluded the weekend. Pi Sigma Epsilon, a business, with other chapters." The topics for the seminars included "Pi Sigma Epsilon stands for marketing fraternity on campus, Eight other schools were involved "The Job Interview," "Dress for prospecitve sales executives on the hopt^d a regional convention in in this convention, according to Success," "Selling Yourself on collegiate level, and professional Savannah this past weekend. Barnes. These schools included Paper," and "Positive Thinking." sales executives on the professional Appalachian State, Furman, The schedule for the convention level. It gives practical experience in According to Rena Barnes, who University of Georgia, University of included hotel and convention marketing, retailing and advertis- was in charge of planning the Puerto Rico, University of South registration, and hospitality suites on ing," Barnes said. convention, "The purpose of this Carolina, University of Florida and Friday. A buffet breakfast, seminars, A few professional members of Pi convention was to give individuals Georgia State University. a lunch provided by Shuckers, and a Sigma Epsilon are Dale Lick, William the opportunity to attend seminars Barnes feels the convention was party on a boat on the Savannah Bolen, Dean James, Don Self, Ezell that are directly related to their successful. "The seminars were very River was held on Saturday. On and Kitty Nessmith. Steven Continued from p. 1 administration, stated Steven, was An Afghanistan woman was in a counter productive. The Carter nearby tent suffering from a ruptured administration dealt with the Bowl for cystic fibrosis appendix. A medical hospital was economic and social liberties, only a few 100 yards away. The whereas the present administration The Cystic Fibrosis organization of receive prizes for their efforts. The woman died in the arms of her family deals with the primary human rights. Bulloch county is planning to number of sponsors, not the total because they would not take her to the Steven reminds us that the United participate in the nationwide Bowl- number of points scored, will medical facility. The only doctor States has interest in policies other for-Breath to be held on November 13. determine the winners of prizes. available was a man. According to than human rights* We must weigh The Bulloch county Bowl-for-Breath Afghanistanian cultural standards, a priorities to see which is more will be held in Statesboro at the The prizes to be won in Statesboro woman can't be touched by a strange important or costly. Southern Bowling Center on include an Atari video game system, man. It was more honorable for her to highway 301 South. a Brinkman Smoker, a stereo radio die than have her body disgraced. The ideaology of our nation is This event helps raise badly needed cassette recorder, trophies, and T- Did her family neglect this based on the protection of human funds which help fight cystic fibrosis, shirts. woman's basic right—the right to rights, stated Steven. We have an inherited disease that kills live? Steven said, "He wasn't sure of progressed since the bureau first children and young adults. Participants' efforts will help the answer." If we helped improve the began. The different governments thousands of children who suffer Participants in the Bowl-for-Breath status of a woman, the Afghanistan- may not agree with the actions of our from cystic fibrosis. can be anyone who can get the ball ian refugees or the government might country, but they do not denounce the down the lane. Each bowler signs up To join the Bowl-for-Breath, pick up start a war. existence of human rights anymore. sponsors—friends, relations, co- entry forms at the Hen House in Some foreign refugees are timid The department will not be workers, or club members—who Statesboro Mall, at Southern and scared, but the Afghanistans are a abolished because the present pledge a minimum of one penny for Bowling Center, or in the office of strong and proud nation. administration has found that they each point scored. Student Development across from the According to Steven, each cannot live without the Bureau of Housing office in Rosenwald administration supports different Human Rights. As Steven amply After bowling, the players collect Building. For more information, call levels of human rights. The past stated, "The Bureau is here to stay." the money pledged, turn it in, and 764-4734. r 1 j Homecoming 1982 FLIGHT OF THE SOUTHERN EAGLE

Ffl., Oct. 29 5:30 |>.m.— Homecoming Parade through campus 7:30 p.m.— Eaglefest at Hanner Fieldhouse; FREE admission

Sat., Oct. 30 11:00-1:00 p.m.- BBQ lunch at Womack Field; $3.00 per plate 1:30 p.m.— GSC vs- Catawba at at Statesboro High Stadium i i 8:00 p.m.- Atlanta Rhythm Section Concert in Hanner Fieldhouse $5.00 for students with I.D. $7.50 general admission. f EAGLEFEST 1982 FEATURING Skits!! GSC Marching Band!! Awarding of prizes for parade winners!!

! GSC Cheerleaders!! Crowning of Homecoming Queen!! I GSC Eagle Football Team!! Fireworks!! Erk Russell!! FREE Admission! Come support the Eagles in our first fall homecoming. Hanner Fieldhouse 7:30 p.m. i

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Page 4, Oct. 28,1982, The GEORGE-ANNE Scott Sherwin after graduation GEORGE ALLEN SCOTT SHERWIN It finally happened. The should complete their education. Editor Managing Editor unemployment rate has hit over 10 More students in the school system percent. Well, what is that going to would mean more teaching jobs mean to those of us who are steadily (wouldn't it?). Then possibly the BECKY NICHOLSON JIM CLAXTON approaching graduation? Should we government would realize how much News Editor Business Manager give up on all the hopes and dreams our educators can do for the economy. instilled in us since day one? Should If we pay the teachers a little more, we remain in school and live our lives then...(well, that would be another Editorial views expressed in The George-An ne are not necessarily those of the Georgia Southern as professional students? I think not. story). College administration or faculty. Signed columns are solely the viewpoint of the writer. With all this talk of drastic I think the important thing to unemployment, one could easily remember is that there are a lot of become a pessimist. It's almost like students awaiting their graduation, someone has broken a promise to all students with a lot of high hopes, the students in America. For as long dreams, and ambitions, ambitions we Exercise your right as I can remember, I have never cannot afford to shoot down. High questioned the fact that I would be unemployment rates can dishearten Remember how you couldn't wait until you turned 16 so you wouldn't able to find a job upon graduation. students, and we can't afford to Could I be wrong? Am I going to be destroy the hopes of our future have to ride around with mom? Then you couldn't wait until 19, when another lost soul standing in the long leaders. you could finally drink, legally that is. unemployment lines? Will I just fizzle What we must remember is the But did you ever really look forward to the first time you could vote? into welfare? future of our country lies in our hopes We feel that the right to vote is too often taken for granted, This is the first time in recent years realized. As Americans we have been for granted. that graduating seniors have been instilled with the need to set goals j Maybe if the right was taken away from us we would see the blessing faced with such devastating and work towards them. If we lose our we have. unemployment figures concerning urge to succeed, we're in trouble. On Tuesday, November 2, the polls will be open for us to elect the employment. We have always been Trust me. All the workers, students, people who we want to represent our government. Let's take a few told it was going to be rough, a real and anyone else out there can never minutes and vote. challenge, something that would give up when it comes to making the Otherwise, we have no reason to complain. make all those years in school best out of life. The unemployment worthwhile. rate may reach unprecedented I'll be damned if I will let all these heights, but we must remain grim figures blacken my hopes of confident that we can find that first finding a suitable job, one that I can job. Feedback is essential be proud to say I earned with four Jobs are out there; I know they are. long years of college. There is hope. I am going to graduate from this The George-Anne staff is composed of students (and a faculty We can be a nation sitting back institution and find one; bet on it. I waiting for the government to make am determined and prepared to face adviser). Each of us works hard to cover the most important happenings jobs, or we can get out there and do the real world. It can be done; I see it on campus and to meet our deadline. something constructive. I haven't happening all around me. Come on All of us are fired up about our paper, and we want other students and come up with all the answers yet, but people, wake up. The jobs are out faculty members to share out enthusiasm. Help us to build The George- I'm working on it. there but you are going to have to find Anne's role as an important outlet for students and faculty to voice their Every day I look in the "Help them. People are getting tired of opinions. Wanted" section of the paper, and to hearing that you can't find a job. If Read what we write. If you disagree with what we've printed, TELL my surprise, I find numerous job the only job opening that you can find US in a letter to the editor. We want feedback, good and bad. So let us openings. Granted there are not is at a fast food joint, well what are know if we need "40 lashes with a wet noodle," for printing what you many entry level positions available, you waiting for? Take the initiative. consider a biased article; let us know if you have an argument against but there are a few. We can't sit The only thing you have to lose is ANYTHING we print. Tell us if you disagree with anything that's around and wait for the employers to false pride. It's a lot better than happening on campus. Let us be your outlet. We don't mind being come to us; it just won't work. sitting at home collecting I have yet to talk to one of my recent unemployment, and something will commended either. graduate friends who was unable to turn up if you don't give up hope. find a job in his field, or at least Taking that first step can only lead to closely related. What is the better things. A fall homecoming distinction between all the college So, forget the soaring unemploy- graduates and the unemployed? Are ment figures. The jobs are out there The staff of The George-Anne is looking forward to the first fall they all uneducated or just waiting for you. If you aren't homecoming at GSC. This weekend's festivities range from parties to unemployed? If that is the case, qualified for the job you want, do the football game from the parade to the crowning of the homecoming maybe the answer lies in education. something about it or settle for something else, but DO SOME- queen and finally close with a concert by ARS. What a way to end a Adult education is on the upswing, so maybe all the unemployed workers THING! homecoming weekend! Again, we feel the arrival of football has brought many positive changes at GSC. There is excitement in the air on the campus about the fun and festivities that our first fall homecoming brings. How 'bout them Eagles! How 'bout that homecoming! How 'bout 'I GSC! Let's celebrate! f

SUSAN WARD Features Editor DAVID JOHNSON Sports Editor KATHY TINDALL Assistant News Editor LINDA LLOYD and MATT BERRY Copy Editors FRANK LOGUE Photographer DANIEL POOLE Artist and Assistant Business Manager LINDA LLOYD TW>ist MARY LYNNE OGLESBY Production Assistant JEFF ALMOND Distribution FRED RICHTER, Faculty Advisor The George-Anne is the official newspaper of.Georgia Southern College and is owned and operated by GSC The office is located in room 110, Williams Center. The telephone numbers are 681-52*6 and 681-5418 and the mailing address is GSC. L.B.8001. Statesboro. Ga. 30460-8001. The GEORGE-ANNE, Oct. 28,1982, Page 5 David Johnson that no one is sure what hum an rights are or should be. How could we? No one, before now, was interested enough to find out. So much of the personal "I" has been instilled in so Give the Band a little more credit many humans. You walked by the Foy Fine Arts anticipated. Most people can barely If the hierarchy is as choked up There was also Dr. Pajari, Dr. Building late one night and wondered afford to attend school. Even less can over the band's great showing as they Parcels, Minister Harrell, Mr. Okoye when the battle started. No doubt you afford the inflated price band say they are, why not support them and the inimitable Nikki Giovanni. saw flags waving, rifles flying, members were forced to pay to come through actions and not merely mute All of whom made interesting and ana heard horns blowing. No, it here a week early. At present, there praises. significant comments. I was 1 isn't World War III. It's just the GSC are unused uniforms and instruments impressed with the lamentations of Marching Band in preparation for lying around just waiting to be put Okoye, who as a representative of the another outstanding halftime show. to use. No doubt, the equipment will Human Rights; third world nations seemed amazed Since its premier performance at remain dormant for years to come if that we consider human rights, civil GSC's home opening game against the policy remains the same. a vital subject rights and are still grappling with Valdosta State, the band has been At GSC's first pep rally before the that issue on a national level. nothing short of spectacular thanks Valdosta State game, the football Dear Editor, largely to the hard work and team was provided with buses to. Today is both a happy and sad day How can we be expected to be dedication shown by the members of carry them to the gathering. Bandc for me. While contemplating an sophisticated enough to deal with the first Eagle marching band. members were left to scramble and article I have just read in The George human rights on an International The band arrived on campus a week find their own way to City Hall. Anne, I was overwhelmed with level, when we can't even decide before everyone else. They got here The same is true about GSC home sadness that our small community, what's right for our own country? Saturday afternoon and started games at which the band is playing. as well as the world as a whole, is still "Please" awake with me to the fact practicing Saturday night. They were It is up to the individual band so over ridden with thoughts and that there are millions of humans placed on a tight schedule. They got members to find a way to the stadium. behaviors of injustice for others. world wide who are pleading for the up early in the morning and started This causes problems for the While we unwittingly conceptua- most basic of human rights, food, marching and learning music. They individual members as well as the lize these with labels such as "cloud clothes, and shelter, while we are practiced all morning, got a short band as a whole. or honkey homosexual," the world is quarreling about who will live next to break for lunch, practiced all steathily and silently passing us by. us, and why John and Jane, who afternoon, got a short break for Is there any wonder others of the are unemployed, are able to eat steak dinner, and then proceeded to Since its premier world give us negative labels when Friday when we've worked all week practice the rest of the night away. performance, the we spend so much time labeling and have to eat chicken. That's what it takes to put together band has been ourselves? a quality precision marching unit. It was also a happy day for me We must remember that we are all And that is just what Jerry nothing short of aecause there are some far-sighted merely pebbles in the sands of Michaelson has done. spectacular individuals who have seen the need time..but through our individual The band has received a lot of praise for a "Conference on Human Rights." efforts we can become an island. * for their hard work. From the alumni —Johnson [f you missed this, you missed one of I would like to thank and commend and the student body, to Coach the best and most advanced GSC and everyone involved in the Russell and Dale Lick, the band has For those who don't own cars, it can "happenings" in the world today. implementation and execution of the gotten nothing but kind words. I be rather difficult to find a ride to the Although I personally was not able conference. Congratulations GSC repeat, nothing but kind words. game. If they don't find someone in to attend the entire conference, the and Dr. Lick, it was another giant True, the band has used up most of the band to give them a ride, it's hard speakers and panels I had the step for mankind. Let's all use what its budget on the purchase of to find someone going to the game an pleasure hearing were most we've learned for some good... "After uniforms and instruments. Neverthe- hour early. Most of the time the band impressive. Among these were Mr. all, it's we who stand to gain." less, the football team was down here members arrive at the stadium long Ramsharin, who confirmed my belief Patricia Lanier a month before school started and not after the scheduled time. This makes ! a single player paid a penny for for mass confusion and disorganiza- ioom, board, and meals. On the othei tion. hand, band members were forced to Things would be made much pay outrageous prices for room, simpler if the band could arrive as a board, and meals while they were single unit. Maybe if they were here only a week. provided with transportation to the It's no small wonder that the band games as the football team is, the is much smaller than previously problem would be solved.

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■I PL A F College Plaza Everyday Discount Price $34.99 Just Arrived! 2 A New Shipment & ! of Men's and Boys' ft- «i T<* r ALL LEATHER atf °4°A & 1 FREE GAME! JtofikoW &<*» LIMIT ONE PER CUSTOMER "^A o0 "e JACKET SALE $49.99 & $59.99 M8.Pocm«w» <*«,^ phocni* Junior & Misses Pre-Winter For Limited Time] 2nd Floor Reg. to $85 Page 6, Oct. 28,1982, The GEORGE-ANNE Pollette is Teacher of the Year By RICHARD POLLETTE Georgia's public schools for 18 years. Each student teaches lessons News Briefs News Writer "I was very honored to be elected by approved by her, to the class, in Laura Starr Pollette, a Marvin my colleagues to represent Marvin to prepare for their student teaching Pittman lab school teacher, has been Pittman and very pleased, for myself assignment the following quarter. Concerts banned named Bulloch County Teacher of the and Marvin Pittman, to be chosen Many other college classes also send Y«ar. Bulloch County Teacher of the Year," students in for observations and Rock concerts have been banned until further notice at "Such recognition is overdue," said she said. special projects. Clarion State College, following MPS principal Johnny Tremble. "I "I believe that GSC has one of the Pollette went on to say that she vandalism during a spring have worked with her for 10 years and finest teacher education programs in enjoys her role at MPS. "I feel I have concert. Officials say those she is an outstanding teacher." Georgia," said Pollette. "The the best of two worlds. I love working majority of education majors with attending a Donnie Iris concert Pollette has been teaching second with second graders and I enjoy my whom I have worked are very serious last spring wrote obscenities in grade at Marvin Pittman for 11 years. work with college students who are and enthusiastic about teaching. ink on upholstered seats, made a She received an educational preparing to become teachers." They are receiving good background large hole in the fire curtain, and specialist degree in Early Childhood Every quarter education majors and with experience, should become danced on top of the organ. A from GSC and has taught in observe and analyze her teaching. excellent teachers." female security officer was also reportedly knocked down by a GSC offers financial aid to students group of students. By SUSAN SMITH interest to students who have borrow a limit of $3,000 for Trees protected News Writer financial need and are enrolled at undergraduate students and $5,000 Protecting trees is the goal of a GSC offers a comprehensive least half-time. for graduate students. The PLUS program of financial aid for students Repayment begins six months after program is based on Treasury Notes; group of University of who without such aid would be leaving school extending up to 10 therefore, the interest rates will Mississippi students who want unable to continue their education. years. drop from 14 percent to 12 percent the university to ban all parking Most financial aid at GSC is on November 1, said Evans. by football fans in The Grove, a awarded on the basis of a student's The Georgia Guaranteed Loans are wooded area on campus. The academic progress and a proven made by lending institutions of school has banned recreational Georgia such as commercial banks, GSC's work study program financial "need." This financial need provides jobs for students who need vehicles from the area. The is defined as the difference between a savings and loans, and employee protestors are setting up blankets credit unions. The interest on the loan financial aid and who must earn a family's resources and the total part of their educational expenses. and sitting in areas normally expenses of attending the college. is seven percent for students who used for parking by alumni. Some have borrowed previously under the "This year we're in fairly good According to Shelton Evans, shape," said Evans. "We have been football fans are angered by the director of student financial aid, the program and nine percent for new students' effort to break a applicants. able to add more positions although majority of GSC students under there are still more students eligible longstanding tradition. The financial aid programs are receiving The PLUS student loan program, than there are jobs." protestors say they've been the National Direct Student Loan which is now offered in many According to Evans, a total of $4.6 threatened and nearly hit by cars and the Georgia Guaranteed Loan. northern states, will become million, including all programs, has driven by fans determined to The National Direct Student Loan available in Georgia on November 1. been loaned in 1982. Last year at this park and have tailgate parties in program offers loans at five percent Under this program, parents may time the total was $5.3 million. The Grove.

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Safe Shelter violence act. "Legal and political Continued from p. 1 issues including this law don't come committing the violence if the easy in a male dominated world," she probable cause is evident to the commented. Homecoming officer. According to Jane Hill, a counselor "Now the battered women who at the Rneland Mental Health Center, "A didn't have a place to go can seek help woman may live in an abusive through the Safe Shelter. This situation for 15 to 20 years." She prevents further violence that might explained the reason to be that occur while also helping us out," he 3£ women feel some responsibility for Schedule said. the abuse problem. Hill said that women who are from Statesboro is lucky to homes where their mothers were FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29 have the Safe Shelter. abused tend to be more tolerant of 1:00-5:00 Alumni Registration and Open House abuse than those who are not. Alumni House -Hill 1:00-2:00 p.m GSC Museum Open House Gale Bishop, Director - Rosenwald Building "Many times, the violence goes on "Although it would seem to be the 5:00-7:30 p.m Student-sponsored Pa-ide but no one calls the law," said Doig, a opposite, many cases have proven J? Reviewing Stand in Front of Administration Building 6:00 p.m 1932-42 Class Reunion member of Georgia Legal Services. this." Forest Heights Country Club This may be due to the fact that "Statesboro is lucky to have the 7:30 p.m Homecoming Fest and Pep Rally women are threatened by men police Safe Shelter," said Hill. Eagle Baseball Field - Admission 50 cents per Person 8:30 p.m 1943-60 Class Reunion officers, she said. "They (police According to Sutton, "The Safe Conference Center officers) may remind them of their Shelter has a budget of $4,600 a year." 8:30 p.m 1961-82 Class Reunion husbands who have battered and Conference Center All employees at the shelter are beaten them," Doig said. "I think we volunteers. The shelter has just need to be aware that the law doesn't recently received volunteer medical SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30 have all the answers." assistance from Dr. Gary Harrison, . Doig said there are many loopholes who is acting medical director at the 7:30 p.m Phi Delta Kappa / GSC Leadership in the laws pertaining to the domestic GSC infirmary. Department-sponsored Breakfast Marvin Pittman School 8:30-10:00 a.m School Receptions School of Arts & Sciences - Foy Building Lobby School of Education - Education Building Lobby School of Business - Hollis Building School of Technology - Carruth Building Lobby Promises 11:30-12:30 p.m School of HPERN Hanner Building, Room 153 8:30 a.m Lettermen's Registration Ealges' Roost, Hanner Building wont work. 9:00-12 noon GSC Museum Open House Gale Bishop, Director 9:00 a.m Lettermen's Board of Directors Meeting Joe Frank Harris Eagles' Roost 10:00 a.m Student Art League Exhibit Alumni House 10:00 a.m Conference Center Tour will. Mrs. Kay Newton GSC Students for Joe Frank Harris. 10:30 a.m Awards Presentations Conference Center Assembly Hall

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■MMHMIiilMMHMHMHHHHHHHi The GEORGE-ANNE, Oct. 28,1982, Page 11 SUB plans unusual events for fall quarter By PAULA BARNETT on hand. The Homecoming queen will with a concert at 8 p.m. Saturday in Something new, however, will be a Features Writer be chosen at Eaglefest. A skit contest Hanner Fieldhouse. The Artemus video program on Tuesdays and A parade, Eaglefest, and a concert will be judged, and the event will end Pyle band will be the opening act. Thursdays at Sarah's Place. Several by the Atlanta Rhythm Section will with fireworks. Advance tickets will go on sale movies will be shown at no charge. highlight GSC's Homecoming this Monday, October 25, and will be $5 to The first such movie will be Kramer year, according to Lee Blanchett, On Saturday there will be a pre- students with ID's. Students with vs. Kramer, on November 2 and 4. publicity director of the Student game barbecue lunch ($3 a plate) at ID's will be able to get two tickets. Union Board (SUB), which sponsors Womack Field. The homecoming General admission will be $7.50. Coffeehouses will be at lunch hours Homecoming. game kickoff against Catawba will be Tickets will also be available at the every other Tuesday and Thursday. Leading up to Homecoming will be at 1:30. GSC's new Homecoming door. Folk music, comedy, mime, and Horror Week. Beginning Monday, queen will be presented at halftime. After Homecoming, SUB events magic will be offered during the October 25, different horror movies The Atlanta Rhythm Section will follow the usual schedule of course of the quarter. Student talent will be shown each night. Admission is concert will wind up Homecoming movies and coffeehouses. will be featured as well. free on weekdays, and $1 on the weekend. On Friday, October 29 during the Mical Whitaker gives actors practical advice movie "Dawn of the Dead," a "best- By GEORGENE BESS drama and theater, he never really talents are. If they (the students) are dressed ghoul" contest will be held. Features Writer considered becoming involved in the still interested, then they should The audience member with the best His name is Mical Whitaker. Who is world of drama for a living until he proceed to take the second course, disguise will be awarded two tickets Mical Whitaker? Well, he was born in attended Howard University. There Black Theater. During this course, to the ARS concert. The movie begins Metter, Ga. and he has always been he met and was inspired by his the student will read 20 different at 9 p.m., and "ghouls" are intrigued by the technical points of a mentor, Owen Dodson, the most ■plays written by various black encouraged to come early. story, instead of the actual plot. important and prominent teacher in artists. The third step then is take A„ noon on Wednesday, October 27, Several of the questions Whitaker has black theater for over 40 years. After Breaking into Communitative Theater." there will be a balloon drop from the asked himself include, "Why does a being taught by Dodson, Whitaker top of Foy. The balloon you catch just person cry? What makes a person do began to seriously consider the world might contain a ticket to the ARS the things that he does?" of dramatic arts as a possible home Whitaker went on to say that concert; 10 tickets will be given away Whitaker is a teacher of theater and living. He left Howard rejection is the best thing for an actor. (or coupons redeemable for a ticket). here at GSC. He has performed in and University after three years of study Rejection helps the person to realize On Friday, October 29, at 5:30 p.m., directed several plays presented by and enrolled in the American that unless he can take criticism and the Homecoming parade will begin the Masquers, examples of which Academy of Dramatic Arts in New rejection, acting is not really worth its and proceed through campus. A include his performance in York. humiliation and pains. "Rejection Greek float competition, a crazy car Shakespeare's As You Like It and his What advice does Whitaker give to made me strong," said Whitaker. "It competition, and a clown competition direction of James Baldwin's Amen aspiring young actors and actresses? made me all the more determined to will be among the events judged in Corner. He also directed and played "First of all," he says, "enroll in succeed, to do better, because I knew the parade. the leading role of "Everyman" in Introduction to Theater, which that I was good. Although I was often Fitzgerald and Ringkemp's introduces you to repertoire, thus discouraged and down-hearted, I Friday at 7:30 is Eaglefest at Everyman and Roach. Whitaker has familiarizing you with the works of knew that the theater was my home. Hanner Fieldhouse. GSC's marching directed many plays for the past 22 various writers. Students should have And it still is. I love acting and band, cheerleaders, Coach Erk years. some knowledge as to what the directing. Considering all, it really is Russell and the football team will be Though he had been interested in theater is all about and what their worth the pains."

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1982 Fall Baseball Schedule — Intramurals / Campus Rec- DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME | Volleyball Oct. 12 USC-Salkehatchie (2) Allendale, SC 5:00 S: MEN'S SOUTH Oct. 28 Middle Georgia College Cochran 3:00 Sj Team W L Results from GSC Campus Recreation Oct. 30 GSC Alumni-Varsity Statesboro 10:30 S Pi Kappa Phi 2 0 Intramurals Racquetball Classic. (Held on Nov. 6 Pan Am Games Tryouts Statesboro Delta Chi 2 0 October 22, 23 & 24.) 9:30 $ FCA 1 1 Nov. 7 12:30 ■:;: MEN'S A SINGLES GSC vs. Pan Am Try-out Statesboro Pros 1 1 1st Jerry Brody Sigma Pi 0 2 2nd Larry Lock F.TVTVK 2 Snakes 0 2 MEN'S NORTH MEN'S DOUBLES Team W L 1st Robert Brody/ Jerry Brody Continued from p. 16 Sigma Chi 3 0 Pou 6-4, 3-6, 6-3; No. 5 Susan Phillips 2nd Chip Baggett/ Doubles winners: McCurry-Fountain Tau Kappa Epsilon ,3 0 Donald Livengood defeating Kim Carter 6-4, 6-4; Libba Campus Cyclery 2 1 defeating Fletcher-Thompson 6-7 (8- Holcomb defeating Judy Corlin 6-4,6- Delta Tau Delta 1 2 6), 6-1, 6-3; No. 3 Kuhlke-Phillips 3. Doubles winners: No. 2 McCurry- Blackfeet 0 3 MEN'S B SINGLES Spikes 0 3 1st Robert Brody defeating Herman-Irazabel 6-1, 6-4. Fountain defeating Carter-Corlin 6-3, 2nd Dennis Brovillard 6-1; No. 3 Kuhlke-Phillips defeating WOMEN Team u/ ^ MIXED DOUBLES In their last tournament match, the Pou-Dunn 6-3, 6-1. 1st Angle Burdine/ Angels 2 n Gerry Wheeler ladies beat Flagler College, 6-3. GSC The GSC women's team will wrap FCA i ^ 2nd Miriam Morrow/ winners: No. 3 Chrislynne Kuhlke up their fall season with a road trip to Alpha Delta Pi o i Donald Livengood defeating Elaina Capalbo 6-1,6-1; No. Athens to take on the University of Delta Zeta o i 4 Reagan McCurry defeating Jackie Georgia on November 13. FOOTBALL Continued from p. 16 for two. Allen hit Ricky Harris in the Bell commented, "I just wanted it. PAT's spelled the difference between the Eagle touchdown, Newberry end zone to convert as the Eagles In the past I've had my sprained a win and a tie. quarterback Floyd fumbled and GSC closed out their scoring. ankle on the back of my mind, but In Saturday's game, Wendell recovered on the 18. GSC had first The Indians added another score today I just completely forgot about Foskey went two for three, and r and goal from the seven, but the on the ensuing kickoff. They quickly it. This really helps build my Damon Wickham, 0-1 in extra point Newberry defense tightened and moved the ball down the field, with confidence. I think I'm back." attempts. This is a good field goal stopped the Eagles at the one. Floyd scooting around the left end for average, but, as Russell put it, "Extra However, on their first play, Floyd the score. However, it was too little Eagle Notes: "What do I do points should be automatic." bobbled the snap, but managed to fall too late for Newberry. now?" said a disgusted Erk Russell "I'm completely puzzled," said on the ball in the end zone for a safety. Particularly impressive in the after he watched his place kickers Russell. 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Page 16, Oct. 28,1982, The GEORGE-ANNE Eagles look awesome in thrashing of Newberry By DAVID JOHNSON Rob Allen gave up the ball on the were penalized for roughing the of the day, burst up the middle for the Sports Editor Indians 23. kicker, giving the Indians another final 14 yards. Foskey's extra point Confidence. That was the net The Eagles settled down in the shot from one and a half yards out. attempt was no good as GSC outcome of GSC's surprising 36-14 second quarter and quickly jumped Newberry decided to go for two and extended its lead to 20-8. victory over the highly touted out to a 14-0 lead. converted to draw within six points. Turnovers continued to plague Newberry Indians, Saturday at GSC's first score was set up bv, On the ensuing kickoff, GSC drove Newberry as the Eagles' next two Statesboro's Womack Field. what else, a Newberry fumble. On 64 yards in 14 plays, only to have scores resulted in giveaways. Said "The fact tnat we came off the ball third and 10 from their own 22, Foskey's 29 yard field goal attempt Newberry Head Coach Clayton well, and were able to sustain some Indian quarterback Wade Floyd with nine seconds showing on the Johnson, "We were on a mission of drives and score gives us confidence," dropped back to pass and was clock drift wide to end the half. self destruction. It's impossible to win said Head Coach Erk Russell. separated from the ball as he was GSC started quickly in the second with that many turnovers in your Against a defense with a tough blindsided by Kevin Spurgeon. half. On their first possession the own territory." reputation, the Eagle offense looked Defensive end John Richardson fell Eagles moved 42 yards in seven On the Indians' first play following better than it has all year, on the loose ball and the Eagles were plays. Ricky Harris, on his first carry See FOOTBALL, p. 15 amassing a total of 419 yards. in business on the 14. From there, it The game opened with tempera- took only one play as Allen rolled tures peaking in the high 40s and a right and hit Scott Connors open in northwest wind pushing the mecury the end zone for the score. level even lower. The frigid weather The Eagles' next score was set up had a definite effect on first quarter once more by a Newberry fumble play as there were five rumbles in the Defensive back Hugo Rossignol opening 15 minutes—three by the recovered for the Eagles on Newberry Indians and two for the Eagles. 36. From there it took 10 plays, culminated by Gerald Harris flying Unfortunately, the two Eagle over the top on fourth and goal from turnovers ended two impressive the one. Foskey's PAT was good and drives. On their third possession of the Eagles were up 14-0. the game, following a Newberry On their next possession, the fumble GSC drove 56 yards on 11 Indians managed to hold on to the plays, consuming 4:07, only to have ball long enough to score. Following Mehnn Bell cough the ball up 25 the Eagle kickoff, Newberry drove 84 yards shy of paydirt A minute later, yards in 11 plays, with wide receiver the R»gi*«« regained possession, drove Donald Johnson going the final 27 on 44 yards in 10 plays, running another a pass from Floyd. The extra point four minutes off the dock. This time attempt was no good, but the Eagles The GEORGE-ANNE Melvin Bell hurdles over Indian defender. Bell had his best game of the year, carrying the ball 27 times for 92 yards. Fall action for Lady Netters

By KARO WILSON Brackins 6-3, 3-6, 6-2; Kuhlke-Jo Ann Sports Writer Pearson defeating Jones-Bea Clark 6- On October 8 and 9, the GSC 2, 6-1. Johnson's Jargons Women's tennis team played in a The Lady Eagles lost to University Division I quad match at Auburn of Tennessee-Chattanooga 9-0. "We University. Competing teams were played like losers," said Shriver. By David Johnson Auburn University, University of In regards to playing in the Alabama-Birmingham, University of Division I quad match, Shriver said, How about them Eagles? They really scalped the Enjuns this Tennessee-Chattanooga, and GSC. "we performed well." weekend. How about this weather? It really scalped a lot of football fans The Lady Eagles fell to Auburn 8-1, On October 15 and 16 GSC hosted a this weekend. For all who attended the game, you should be inducted but GSC Coach George Shriver didn't Women's Invitational Tournament. into the GSC Hall of Fans. Am I lying? It took a lot of intestinal fortitude feel badly. "We played a very good Invited teams were College of to sit through that game It sure didn't take much brains, though. Charleston, Stetson University, and You don't have to ask who went to the game. Well be the ones with match," he said. "Auburn is not that much stronger than us. On another Flagler College. blue noses and no voice. Ill tell you this much; those aluminum seats don't day it would be very close." Points accumulated in this do much for the rear end. Talk about "Blue Moon." I'll bet they'll be a lot tournament were according to sets more common around here for a while. GSC's only point in the Auburn won instead of individual matches football match came at the number one Of course, you've got to admit that is perfect weather. But I'll won. GSC defeated all three teams in tell you one thing, it ain't perfect baseball weather. In case you didn't position with Terri Bissinger match play but did not win the most notice, there are a lot of baseball games going on down at Eagle Field. defeating Andrea Bobby 4-6, 6-4, 6-4. "Terri showed extreme concentra- number of sets; therefore, placing Between the wind and the bugs, it's a hopeless cause. A batter will get hit second in the tournament. "We won Some players tion," Shriver said, "she executed by a ball and not even know because he's so numb. have all the battles, but lost the war," said already started using bats as firewood. Talk about hot bats (boo, hiss). well and proved that on a given day, she is potentially capable to beat Shriver. You should see the size of those gloves the fielders are wearing to keep The Eagles squeezed out their first hands warm. They come handy fielding, too. course, anyone." their in pretty for Of win ever over College of Charleston, they can't wear a glove on their throwing hand, for obvious reasons. GSC beat the University of Alabama-Birmingham in a close 5-4 5-4. Points won for the Eagles: No 3 So this is Homecoming. Time for pretty girls, parties, decent food at match. Shriver said he was still Chrislynne Kuhlke defeating Landrum to impress the alumni. Nan, it could never happen. After all, experimenting with the line-up at this Eleanor Swann 6-4, 7-6 (7-4); No. 4 that's one part of GSC I guess the alumni would just as soon forget. I've time. "We played good doubles that Reagan McCurry defeating Laurie heard that many have been marred for life. At least most of them haven't day," he said. Winners for GSC were: Yarborough-McAllister 6-3, 6-3. been exposed to radiation at Sarah's. No. 3 Chrislynne Kuhlke defeating GSC was also victorious over The biggest part of Homecoming, no doubt, is the football game. The Tamara Brackins 6-4, 6-2; No. 4 Stetson University, 5-4. GSC big game, huh. And who do we play? Cattlebaw ... I mean Catawba. Reagan McCurry defeating Gina winners: No 2 Christy Colmer What is a Catawba? Sounds like something you'd step in on a cold, foggy Tanare 6-2, 7-6, 7-1; No. 5 Susan defeating Dona Vonath 7-5,6-2; No. 4 morning in a cow pasture. Whatever it is I hope they don't get it all over Phillips defeating Johnnie Jonie 63, Raegan McCurry defeating Terri the field before the game. 4-6, 6-1. In doubles action, points Fletcher 6-4,6-3; No. 5 Susan Phillips Go-o-o-o Eagles! Watch out where you step. came from: No. 2 McCurry-Marsha defeating Jane Thompson 6-0, 6-2. Fountain defeating Peterson- See TENNIS, p. 15

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