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By SANDRA AARON level with the stipulation that violated. now, even in the state of legislature for $7.6 million to it could go back to the federal Dr. Van Tassell commented appeal. Regardless of the give raises effective March 1, panel." that this is the key issue that outcome of the suits, it is 1976, to University System The suit filed by the AAUP agitates the faculty. The . almost certain that there will employees. This money would In response to the contro- is in retaliation to the recent faculty signed contracts in be an appeal. be used to give a three per versial suit filed against the $18.5 million cut in the good faith and expected them The Board of Regents, in cent "built-in" increase to all State Board of Regents by the University System budget by to be honored; in general their September meeting, American Association of the Board of Regents. Of that terms the Constitution states voted to ask the state employees and a seven and a University Professors (AAUP), figure, $11.5 million had been that failure to fulfill a contract legislature for an alomst 40 per half per cent increase on a a three-judge federal panel scheduled as pay raises for is prohibited. cent increase in state ap- merit basis. Dr. Van Tassell is ruled to suspend a final System employees September Both the federal and state propriations to the University of the opinion that this is very decision until all local remedies 1. suits have included a state- System in 1976-77. minimal of what the Regents are exhausted. From the onset, the AAUP ment of injunction asking that Additionally, the Board could have done in regard to This means that the suit filed two suits, federal and contracts must be enforced voted at its meeting to ask the the (unappropriated funds. must go back to the state state, in repercussive action. courts, and it must be done The legal issues are difficult to expeditiously in a reasonable regard to federal and state time period. The significant courts. point to note is the fact that In federal court the suit GSC Installs Senior Test the panel did not rule the suit argues the right of equal as being won or lost by the protection. The people in norms. As a result of the need sent out. One of these changes AAUP but simply that the higher education suffered a By AMELIA SMITH for educational "quality is in the test to be required of state courts must hear the setback in appropriated funds control" in the Georgia all business majors. The case. whereas other state employees schools, representatives from ATBSB (Aptitude Test for Dr. Lane Van Tassell, did not. Significantly, new all senior colleges were Graduate Schools of Business) professor of Political Science faculty who signed contracts At a recent Regents meeting encouraged to take their own has been changed to a test and last year's president of the for the first time did not have in Atlanta, Chancellor George initiatives in developing these called the GMAT (Graduate local AAUP, explicitly re- contracts rolled back, yet Simpson "strongly urged all testing programs. Management Aptitude Test) marked, "We as faculty did former faculty members did. Georgia senior colleges to Based primarily on success- which Ford Bailey, in charge not lose the suit. The final In the state case the suit develop pilot testing pro- ful past experiences of several of testing, explained to be outcome has been postponed argues that the faculty's grams" in a statewide effort to administrators, and faced with basically a name change "to and thrown back to another obligation of contract was establish accurate academic the decision of making a choice more accurately reflect the of tests now, or possibly contents" of the test. having a test imposed by the Education majors will take Regents at a later date, the the National Teachers Fall Extravaganza Folds; college undertook the responsi- Examination as before. Also bility of choosing the tests to required to take the NTE will be used and developing testing be all students in any field and test evaluation. The seeking their teaching certifi- Lacks Preparation college has decided to give all cate. All seniors not seeking the teaching certificate in arts CCC didn't carry through with celebration lasting three days. students, as a requirement of and sciences and recreation are by DAVE RUSSELL what they were going to do Scheduled events included a graduation, standardized tests required to take both the and had done." When asked if raft race on the Ogeechee, a - the same tests that are aptitude and advanced sections What might have been a planning had been the respon- stickball and other tourna- required for those applying to of the Graduate Record Exam major project sponsored by the sibility of more than one ments, handcrafts, exhibits graduate schools. (GRE). The Advanced section CCC was scrapped last week. person, Cook responded that and bands appearing during According to a "special of the GRE will be taken in a The final cancellation of a "only one person was respon- the three days. Despite the note" sent out recently to all senior's major field. Majors in three-day "Fall Extravaganza" sible" and "if a person says he fact that the extravaganza as a seniors from the vice-presi- Industrial Technology may came in the wake of has equipment lined up, then' whole was cancelled, two of the dent's office, "if you are have a choice between two misinformation concerning pro- he should have it lined up. In events which were finalized completing requirements for different tests, but nothing is gramming of the event. other words, none of the real took place Wednesday. Live graduation January 1, 1976, or CCCPresident Dave Cook footwork had been done." music and craftsmen as- thereafter, and have not final on this yet. stated that the Coordinator of The Fall Extravaganza, as sembled around the lake, and already been cleared by the All seniors will receive an information sheet in the near Auxiliary Affairs, who was in announced in last weeks paper, food Services provided an Registrar's Office for gradua- future outlining the tests charge of the project, "had was to have been a student outdoor dinner. tion, you will be required to been working hard since spring take a standardized senior . required for each particular and had found it difficult to examination as a requirement major and the dates that the organize the project then." for graduation." test will be offered. Each test Cook went on to say that There is, at present, no will be offered on specific dates meetings were scheduled at the minimum score. However, at several locations through- end of summer quarter to should you decide to apply to out the state. Only the GMAT assure the success of the a professional or graduate will not be offered at project and he was told then school, these scores will be Statesboro, with the nearest that several planned activities utilized instead of the student location for this test being in and other preparations had having to take the same test Savannah. been firmly established. again. The purpose for Registrar Lloyd Joyner has Shortly thereafter, the of- requiring that everyone take expressed deep regret that the ficer in charge of the project the test is so that individual students must bear the cost resigned leaving final prepara- scores and college norms may burden, but the fees for the tions in the hands of a be compared to individual and test are set by the testing volunteer worker and other national norms to assess companies, not by the school. members of the CCC. It was at GSC's academic shortcomings These fees must be paid before the test may be taken. Three this point that the dis- and then make the needed crepancies resulting in cancel- improvements to the curri- mailings of a student's test lation began to surface. In culum. Students' scores, back- scores are included in the fees but must be requested at the fact, it became apparent that ground information, and time of application for the test. several definite arrangements courses taken will all go into Applications for the tests must about equipment, location and the evaluation. be made one month ahead of manpower had not been made. the testing date. Costs for the Still more checking further Pope Duncan and Dean Waller prepare for dinner. Some of the tests normally three basic tests will be as proved that few arrangements taken by students applying to follows: GMAT, $12.50; NTE had been finalized. Cook stated graduate school have changed, Commons, $11.00; and GRE, that "if pressed for a reason and there may be more Hold The Mayo... Aptitude $10.50 and Advanced why it didn't go through, I changes made before the would say a person on the official information sheet is $10.50. PAGE TWO NEWS Chi Omega Sorority Formed

By BETH BLOUGH Omega colony on the campus. As a colony it is only an At that time, 25 girls voiced associate member of National Fifth Annual an interest in affiliating with a Panhellenic and has no voting new sorority. Over the rights. To many people, the summer, more names were The Chi Omega lodge will be Greek system is a very vital added, and this fall the list located next to the other part of campus life at GSC. At Spook House was completed. Any girls sorority lodges in the Village present, there are 11 fra- interested were welcome to Apartments. Officers will be By AMELIA SMITH though it has been strongly ternities and 6 chartered sign-up and go through the elected in several weeks - once recommended that no one sororities. Last year, however, screening process. In all, 75 the girls have gotten to know several girls felt there was a under seven years of age go girls signed up. , each other. Blood will curdle when the need for a new sorority. They into the house due to the total Each girl filled out a typical Fifth Annual Haunted House, took their idea to the frightening experience. information sheet: academic The administration feels sponsored by Georgia South- administration, who shared the Celebrities will include "Mr. standing, interest in the Greek confident about the success of ern College Student Recreation girls' opinion that a growing system, leadership ability, etc. Chi Omega on our campus. and Parks Society, opens later school like Georgia Southern Jaws" and "Phantom of the They were then required to go Any good, workable system this month. The Program could certainly justify the Opera." A special "scare through and interview with •needs expansion, and the Planning Class of the Depart- establishment of a new school" committee is busy one of the reps from National. ; Greek system is no expansion. ment of Leisure Studies sorority. training ghouls and goblins. The girls were asked questions : A new soroity will give girls a (Recreation), supervised by Letters were written to the Tunnels, a maze, and a such as "Why are you •wider variety to select from Pam Thomason, is developing National Panhellenic Con- revolving door will add to the interested in Chi Omega?" and and will allow more girls to the entire program to gain ference asking for GSC to be eerie, cryptic atmosphere. "What do you expect to gain participate. practical experience in the put in contact with organi- Many blood-curdling sound from being a member?". There planning of special events. zations interested in expan- was a party for the girls which effects and special lighting The administration has high effects are being created by the sion. In response to these enabled them to meet local Chi Petrifying to begin with, the hopes for Chi Omega en- class technical committee to letters, GSC was told that Chi Omega alumnae and some atmosphere for the spook hancing the Greek system at take the visitor into a time and Omega, a very strong national active Chi Omegas from house is well under way in an GSC. As Jane Thompson, space that he will never forget. sorority, might possibly be Mercer University. The party Panhellenic Advisor, puts it, old eight-room house at 115 interested. also gave the girls a further "I feel sure Chi Omega will be East Main Street. Located Chi Omega then sent a chance to talk to the an asset to the Greek system across the street from a The large size of this year's representative from the representatives. because it has the full support mortuary, the foreboding, all- haunted palace guarantees that National office to look over the On the basis of the of our Panhellenic, the encompassing darkness to all persons brave enough to GSC campus, to talk to the information that the reps administration, National Chi surround visitors as they enter come in the door Will be administration, and to talk to gained during the screening Omega, and, of course, the the house should make accommodated. Visiting hours the girls who had expressed period, bids were given, and 35 girls involved in the new everyone feel as though they will be from 7 until 11 p.m. the desire for a new sorority. girls were added to the Greek colony. It will give a greater have been sealed within a dark October 28-30 and from 7 until The representative was very system. The new sorority will number of girls the oppor- coffin. the bewitching hour on much impressed with what be what it called a colony until tunity to experience the Halloween Night. You may GSC had to offer and it is chartered as a full member sisterhood that is such a vital Admission for the spook have been to haunted houses subsequently gave the of National Panhellenic in part of the Greek system at house will be 50 cents, and the before, but this one promises go-ahead to establish a Chi April. Georgia Southern." public is encouraged to come, to be the ultimate. GSC Fuel ccc I ♦ 4 Cost Threatens Programs Positions Open The CCC is accepting currently be on academic or I do not have the figures for It is obvious that we and nominations for the office of disciplinary probation. Also, Pope A. Duncan, President colleges and universities, others will have to take Coordinator of Auxiliarj nominees must plan to be though I am sure they would additional measures. We are in Affairs. The nominations will enrolled for fall, winter and be comparable. But mainten- the process of doing this. officially close on October 17 spring quarters and be Any householder can testify ance and operational cost of Again, the educational at 5:00 p.m. The election will registered for more than 5 to the strain on the budget the average public school in aspect of the colleges must not be on October 23. quarter hours at time of which the rising cost of the United States rose 22% suffer. It is my hope that all of Any person may nominate nomination. Candidates must utilities has created. For from 1973-74 to 1974-75. us will be willing to undertake himself by filling out the also have a 2.0 GPA and colleges and universities this the small sacrifices that will be appropriate forms in the CCC maintain it throughout the has become one of the most necessary if this is to be office. Nominees must not term of office. critical concerns in my It is obvious that higher accomplished. experience as an administrator. education and its public is going to have to make some serious decisions regarding One public school official priorities. stated the crisis in these words: "If these costs continue to rise as they have over the TROPICAL As I see it, and I think I last year, this district will have speak for most college admin- to redesign its educational istrators, we cannot afford to program in order to pay for GARDENS let the educational programs the fuel and electricity needed suffer. Rather, we are going to 3 Blks. From College to keep our buildings open." have to be satisfied with less light in classrooms, offices, and libraries; less heat in the Up until recently the winter; and less cooling in the educational administrator who summer. Our public, the 764-4110 needed to find a few more students and parents will need educational dollars took them to share with us in this Special on Terrariums out of his cost of maintaining decision. I believe they would $ 95 and operating the plant. In want to make the decisions in Regular 7 Sale $/T95 other words, grass got cut a the same way. little less frequently, the : Indeed, most of us have Rubber Plants

As the overall enrollment in kindergarten through graduate students pursuing degree- Dr. Richard Stapleton, Associate Professor of Management at schools and colleges drops an school reached an all-time high credit programs in colleges and Georgia Southern College, recently attended a training workshop estimated one-quarter of one of 59.7 million in the fall of universities. All of these on Transactional Analysis and Organizational Analysis at the per cent this fall, the total cost 1971. Since then there have forecast figures include stu- Southeast Institute at Chapel Hill, North Carolina. of education in the United been small annual decreases at dents in publicly controlled The training involved didactic and experiential application of States will rise about $1 billion the elementary school level, and privately controlled TA concepts to organizations and applies toward advanced over the previous academic reflecting the fact that there institutions. certification in Transactional Analysis and Organizational year, U.S. Commissioner of are now fewer children aged Analysis. Education Terrel H. Bell five to 13. Enrollment at the An estimated 2.4 million predicted today. high school and college levels elementary and secondary Dr. Bell said that the annual has continued to rise. school teachers will be engaged Dr. Ed Brown, Assistant Professor of Adult and Higher "back to school" forecast of Compared with the number in classroom instruction this Education at GSC, will attend the NCEA Convention in HEW's Office of Education of pupils in the fall of 1974, fall, representing little change Cincinnati, Ohio, December 3-5. reveals that 58.9 million enrollment at the elementary from the number of teachers At the workshop, Brown will serve as a resource person on students will probably be on school level (kindergarten employed a year ago. A small "An In-Depth Session on K-12 Integration." His duties will hand for the start of the through grade 8) this fall is increase in secondary school include topic discussions on the successful development of 1975-76 school year, compared expected to be down by about teachers will be approximately comprehensive community education programs and practical with the 59.1 million actually two per cent, from 34.6 to 34 offset by a slight decline at the suggestions for such programs. enrolled last September. He million. Enrollment at the elementary school level. added that the biggest decline, secondary level (grades 9 about 619,000 students, will be through 12) is expected to rise The instructional staff at the Dr. Kemp Mabry, Associate Professor of Educational felt by the elementary schools. from 15.4 to 15.6 million, or college level is expected to Psychology and Guidance at Georgia Southern, recently Expenditures for public and about one per cent. An total about 650,000 - up three conducted a workshop at the new Wayne County Board of private education at all levels, increase of more than three per per cent from the 630,000 Education Building for selected high school faculty the Commissioner stated, are cent, from 9 to 9.3 million, is persons employed in the fall of representatives. estimated at $119 billion for anticipated in the number of 1974. Mabry was also recently notified of the acceptance of his this school year, as compared article, "Recruitment Begins at Home," for publication in the fall with about $108 billion in issue of the Association of Counselor Education Newsletter. 1974-75. Mabry began teaching at GSC in 1966 and received his Ph.D. "Almost 3.1 million persons from Florida State University the same year. will be employed as classroom teachers," Dr. Bell said, "and an additional 300,000 will be "Instruments for the Evaluation of IMC's," an article by Dr. working as superintendents, Milton Christison, Assistant Professor of Secondary Education principals, supervisors, and at GSC, has been accepted for publication in a book of readings other instructional staff compiled by the Association for Educational Communication and members. Thus education in Technology. the fall of 1975 will be the The article is designed to assist those persons attempting to primary occupation of 62.3 million Americans. In a Nation Lady Arrow understand, implement, or improve their media centers. It will include instruments developed while Christison was in the with a population of nearly 214 Madison, Wisconsin, Public School Media Program. The million, this means that about instruments have since been used in his courses in media three out of 10 persons will be administration at Georgia Southern. direct participants in the Christison began teaching at GSC in 1974 after receiving his education process." Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin in 1973. The Commissioner explained that enrollment in regular education programs from G. Frederick Payne, Dr. Edwin Wynn, and Dr. Hollis Cate have been notified of the approval of a proposed study entitled "Are Bigger Schools Better Schools? Alternatives for Quality Henry's Has A Fine Education in Bulloch County, Georgia." RESEARCH Funded by the Committee for the Humanities in Georgia, the Thousands of Topics study will investigate the relationship between size and quality Send for your up-to-date, 160- Selection of in public schools. page, mail order catalog. Enclose Payne, Assistant Professor of Geography, received his M.R.E. $1.00 to cover postage and degree from the Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary in 1968 handling. after coming to Georgia Southern in 1966. Wynn, Acting Head Lady Arrow Blouses. RESEARCH ASSISTANCE, INC. of the Department of Instruction, began teaching at GSC in 1970 11322 IDAHO AVE., # 206 and received his E.D. from the University of Georgia in 1973. LOS ANGELES, CALIF. 90025 Cate, Professor of English, joined the GSC faculty in 1967 after (213) 477-8474 receiving his Ph.D. degree from the University of Georgia in Our research papers are sold for 1962. research purposes only. ^Ifllf IIIftJIIlllllIllllliilllltlllllilirilllllllMllIllllIflilllllilllllllllllllflliilllllllllllllllllillMIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllf IMIllilllllllllltlllllfllllllMlltlllll^^ Tank Tops in Every Tuesday-Pitcher Night Assorted Colors for from 7:00 P.M.-11:30 P.M. $poo

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OPEN: 10 AM,-12 Midnight Daily Statttboro, Gaorgia 10AM.-2AM. Friday & Saturday TtiiiiiiiiiifiHiiiiJiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiniiiifiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiihifiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiTP PACK FOl R - NEWS It's five Student Studies Program Enrollment Increase Whitesville Study Begins An estimated 1,832 freshmen began classes at Georgia Southern this fall. In comparison to 1974 registration figures, By CATHY McCARTY detailed proposals for (political science), "Skip". nearly 300 more freshmen registered this fall than fall of 1974. improvement. Kimbral (political science), The total enrollment at GSC this fall was 6,087 as of October Students in the Student- Seven of the nine students Bobby Neal (civil engineering 9, with applications still being accepted. A final registration Oriented Studies Program to be in the project have technology), Donna Kersey figure cannot be published until a later date. (SOS) met Thursday to discuss already been screened and (economics), Dave Lince The Special Studies Program, which began in 1974, may plans for next summer's chosen. They will work for ten (history/geography), and contribute to the increasing enrollment at Georgia Southern this proposed study of Whitesville. weeks at $90 per week. This Christy Spires (history/ fall. This is a program designed to give students with lower will come from the $12,500 geography). scores on the Scholastic Aptitude Test an opportunity to go to Whitesville is an area just proposed budget. This is the second year Southern. outside the city limits of Georgia Southern students will Another factor which may contribute to the increasing Highway 301-N. It has no Though the project is totally participate in the SOS enrollment at GSC may be the economy of the United States at water or sewage systems and student-oriented, faculty program. In the late fall or this time. Ironically, high school. graduates that are finding it has barely passable roads. advisors will be available. early spring, two students are difficult to find a job are resorting to colleges rather than They are Mr. Nick Hatta to go to Washington, D.C. for unemployment offices. . The city cannot help as the (political science), Mr. Daniel the national convention. There Other estimated class breakdown figures are as follows: area is outside the city limits. Turner (industrial technology), the students will discuss their The county doesn't handle Sophomore - 934; Junior - 1,006; Senior - 1,040; Graduate and Mr. Daniel Good (history/ different projects and results. Students - 1.275. ; sewage and water systems, geography). and no one seems to know who owns the land. The Project Director is K-Mart Controversy The students' goal will be to David Blitch, civil engineering write an unbiased technological technology major. Other survey of the area and to make students include: Luis Aguilar Dispute Unsolved By BETTY ANN PRINCE major decisions made on this out to everyone's satisfaction issue; however, the Home- as best can be arranged Students Attend In the first edition of the owners Association's lawyers according to Mayor Larder, George-Anne this quarter, ^ are. in the process of searching and K-Mart is' considering there was a front-page article for_ legal recourse on the either putting in a drainage concerning the area residents' property, It is believed by ditch, which will empty into fight against the proposed many that the land, which Little Lotts Creek, or a Model U.N. one-acre holding pond, which location of a K-Mart depart- belonged to the late Dr.. Ed Moore, had been intended for will drain very slowly into the By PERRY FIELDS ment store here in Statesboro. The residents' concern residential use only. This is Creek, to minimize the flooding stemmed from three main being investigated how. problems. Nothing has been Georgia Southern College but also about international areas: flooding, traffic In ; speaking to both the said about.the traffic to date. again plans to sponsor a politics and policies as well as problems, and the. possibilities' Mayor and City Engineer of Mayor Lanier stated that delegation of students to the how the United Nations itself of their homes being de- Statesbo'rO; it was confirmed the K-Mart issue will come up National Model United works. The Model U.N. is a valuated because their pro- that no progress has been again within 60 days and, Nations held each year in New unique learning experience perty will border the K-Mart made to date by either side of hopefully, at that time York City. open to all of GSC's students. site. The Little Lotts Creek the controversy. everything will be settled Homeowners Association' was . v All problems will be worked satisfactorily. The Model U.N, is a The delegation will again be formed in August from the' vention of some 1,500 advised by Dr. Lane Van area residents in the locale of —i students from over 130 Tassell of the Political Science the main anticipated problems. E schools. The students at the Department. Dr. Van Tassell is The Association, headed by I Model U.N. study and learn now taking applications for Dr. John R! Bozeman, at- I the political and cultural delegates to attend the Model tempted to fight by circulating I aspects of a certain country, U.N. All those who are a petition. Over 200 signatures I then at a model session of the interested are asked to contact representing approximately United Nations the students Dr. Van Tassell, Perry Fields, 150 homeowners were I act in the role of ambassadors or Greg Fender. The deadline obtained, but the City Council I from their respective countries. for all applications is October ignored the Homeowners I The students not only learn a 23. Remember, applicants need Association's attempt. I great deal about their country I not be political science majors. To date, there have been no I I I Shorts I (CPS) - Losing the ability according to a study by the excessive television watching KITCHEN I to dream can mean a lowering Australian National University may not only alienate the WHFRB EATINC IS A PLEASURL I of one's self-esteem and the Center for Continuing Edu- viewer from society but also I villiah may be too many hours cation. seems to stimulate impulsive, I in front of a television set, The report warns that aggressive behavior. BREAKFAST I I LUNCH I :•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•>:•:•:•: DINNER I I 459 S. Main Buffet Luncheon Daily I I Coke Glass 11 A.M.-2 P.M. .J With Purchase Of Any Sandwich, LEARN TO FLY French Fries & large Drink With

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The day knowledge of the CCC. calendar days from the date of been recommended by the after reasonable public dis- 3. Article II, Paragraph 4 The second change is the submission of a written CCC. The statute will first simination, a one week These evaluations shall take submitted to the George-Anne declaration to petition to turn appear as it is stated in the nominating period will, begin. place within the first twenty and WVGS. This change in a completed petition. If no constitution followed by the b. Nominations will be (20) days of October. Any would require that the CCC declarations are made within proposed change and the made to the Central Coordinat- change deemed necessary by merely submit the information this fourteen (14) day period reasoning of the Committee. ing Committee. the CCC shall be publicly to the media, not require a the actions of the Committee c. The elections will announced within this 20-day particular for of media to stand approved. I. Article I, Section I, Duties take place sometime during the period in the George-Anne and disseminate that information. REASONING pf the Vice-President second week .after the nominat- other available sources of Finally, the length of time This change would allow a The Vice-President is in ing period ends. media to the student body. for a student to declare his student two weeks, instead of charge of public announce- C. Appointment From the time of the public intentions to petition the one to petition the Central ments and informing the In the event of a announcement, the stiident actions of the Central Co- vacancy because of resignation Coordinating Committee and student newspaper of the body has ten (10). calendar ordinating Committee was give him seven (7) days or removal after the 15 th day actions of the Committee. days in which to petition the extended to allow students a instead of three in which to PROPOSED CHANGE: of February, the following Central Coordinating Com- little more time to exercise turn in a completed petition. The Vice-President is in procedures will be followed to mittee to hold a referendum of their right to petition the fill the vacancy. charge of public announce- the -entire student body Committee. (See #4 for further 5. Article III, Section 2, a. Advertisement of the ments and informing the concerning the proposed clarification.) Paragraph 3 vacancy and solicitation of changa student media of the actions of For a student other than a nominations to fill the vacancy PROPOSED CHANGE: the Committee. 4. Article III, Section 2 member of the Central will be submitted to the ■ REASONING: These evaluations shall take From the time of public Coordinating Committee to George-Anne, WVGS and/or This minor change was. place any time between announcement of any change petition for changes in any any other avenue which appear included to provide for new October 1 through the last day in these statutes or from the aspect of these statutes, the practical. The day • after sources of student medial such of February. Any change time of the public announce- petition must be submitted to reasonable public dissimula- as WVGS. deemed necessary by the ment of the Central Coordinat- the Central Coordinating Com- tion, a . one week nominating Central Coordinating Com- ing Committee's budget for the mittee within the last ten (10) period, will begin. .2. Article I, Section 2, mittee shall be submitted to succeeding year, any 'student days of April. . b. Nominations will be Election Procedures the George-Anne and WVGS. has One week to declare his PROPOSED CHANGE made to the Central Coordinat- A. Regular Elections The Central Coordinating intentions to submit a petition For a student other than a ing Committee. Nominees . must not be Committee may also use other by making such declaration in member of the Central .c. These nominations, currently under academic or sources of media to inform the writing to the Central Co- Coordinating Committee to will be carefully reviewed by disciplinary probation and Student body. From the time ordinating Committee. If no petition for changes in any the Central Coordinating Com- must plan to be enrolled in of the public announcement, declarations are made, within aspect of these statutes, the mittee. GSC for the succeeding spring any student has fourteen (14) the week, the action of the petition must be submitted to d. The appointment fall, winter, and. spring calendar days in which to Central Coordinating Com- the Central Coordinating Com- will become effective when a quarters. A student must, have declare ah intention to petition mittee stands approved. If a mittee within the month of a minimum 2.0 cumulative nominee receives a majority to the Central Coordinating declaration , is made, the April. vote of the Central Coordinat- grade point average earned on Committee. individual has ten (10) days REASONING work taken at GSC ing. REASONING: from the time of public B. Special Elections REASONING: The first change, lengthen- announcement to submit the . 1. In the event of a This additional section to ing the evaluation period for completed petition This change would allow vacancy because of resignation the Constitution would es-. the CCC officers, is included so PROPOSED CHANGE students more time in which to or removal prior to February tablish a set procedure for that the officers may gain From the time of the public attempt to change the Consti- 15, the following procedures replacing or removal. If a more working knowledge of the announcement of any change tution of the Central Coordi- will be followed to fill the vacancy arises after the 15th . Central Coordinating Com- in these statutes by the nating Committee. vacancy. of February and elections are mittee before evaluating the Central Coordinating Com- a. Advertisement of the held, an officer may be elected statutes. For example, if an mittee any student has The Statutes of the Central vacancy and solicitation of with only a few weeks to serve. officer takes office April, fourteen (14) days in which to . Coordinating Committee are on nominations to fill the vacancy The appointment procedure finishes Spring Quarter to declare his intention to petition Pages 100-104 in this year's will be submitted to the may be used if the Committee June, and leaves for the in writing to the Central Eagle Eye.

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By DIANE CAPPELLI compare their status on a School, and that these test national basis. This, in itself, scores will be irrelevant in is a beneficial plan. The determining the student's DIANE CAPPELLI Georgia Southern College MICHAEL THOMPSON in compliance with a strong faculty, Regents, and all graduating rank. The idea that Editor Managing Editor suggestion by the Board of this student will be spending Regents has instituted what an extra $21.00 for the right to promises to be a discordant receive a diploma after four years of study under qualified DAVID RUSSELL GARY ROBERTSON note with all students - the Senior Test. instructors by taking a test News Editor Business Manager whose scores will be beneficial The testing concept is an only in establishing norms for Editorial views expressed in the George-Anne are attempt to gauge the level of those who come after him is not necessarily those of the GSC administration or galling to me, and I'm sure it faculty. Signed columns are solely the viewpoint of scholastic ability among the writer. Georgia graduates and to will leave an unpleasant taste in the mouths of many graduates.

Perhaps the system should consider putting their pro- The Right To Mortality involved in our academic fessors to work developing an experience will be able to see original test comparable to the strengths and weaknesses national norms. The collective By CRAIG SHAPIRO make that decision," said Mr. they say. in GSC's curriculum and to knowledge of these men and Carmen. "We talked to "To shorten the life of one adjust accordingly hoping to women should, if the System The rights guaranteed us preachers and prayed a lot." suffering from an incurable make GSC a comparable has enough faith in its faculty, as citizens are stated in the Under Ohio law, the disease, or already dying from institution with the finest produce an excellent test. Like first ten amendments of the hospital's administrators are a mortal injury, is homicide," colleges in America. the Rising Junior Test, the Constitution. But what of the forced to sustain Randal's life, said Hyland. "A knowing, Senior Test would be funded right to die? Nothing recorded mechanically, until all vital intentional act which results in by the University System. in the annals of our rights and signs stop. the death of another clearly GSC, however, has chosen, freedoms can be interpreted to Dr. George Datkers, a subjects the actor to criminal instead of developing their own liability." testing system, to use national I am whole-heartedly in include our mortality. Some- neurosurgeon attending favor of the idea behind the thing must be decided now. Randal, says his decision The case is due to go to testing formulated by organi- court soon. zations that thrive on money testing only if the cost of that would be "to not prolong any testing is borne by those who Consider the story of heroic efforts, the signs show We must face our negli- from students whose insti- 17-year-old Randal Carmen of gence. The disheartening tutions make the testing initiated it, the University no response to the central System. Because the benefits Elyria, Ohio. On September 21, nervous oystem, and there stories of Randal Carmen and mandatory (i.e. SAT, NTE, while playing in a neighbor- Karen Anne Quinlan are proof. GRE, etc.). The cost of the will reaped by the System and hasn't been any for weeks." not by the graduating student, hood football game, Randal But with the progress being Attribute it to naivete, but it tests to be taken (see story on received an injury to the head, is beyond my scope of page one) varies from $11.00 to the extra expense is super- made in transplanting and fluous and unjustifiable. which at first developed into a research, "the definition of comprehension to see how $21.00. Making these tests large blood clot on the brain. death has become somewhat anything but approval of mandatory will increase the The brain then began to swell, outmoded," Datkers said. leaving the choice to the cost of graduation from $10.00 So far, I have heard only and because of lack of room to The definition of death. individual can be reached when to up to 31.00 regardless of the vague grumblings about the compensate for the increase in Meanwhile, Mr. and Mrs. the case goes to court. Perhaps approximately $6000.00 test, and it frightens me that size, pressure was put on the Joseph Quinlan, of Morris- our founding fathers saw it already paid to the University they may remain grumblings brain stem, the seat of all vital town, New Jersey, face a beyond themselves to deal System. and never voice themselves to functions. warning from State Attorney with morals; perhaps it was the student government and Randal has since lain in a Attorney General William foresight. the administration. The Test coma for three weeks. A Hyland against turning off (Ed. Note - As this story My main contention with will then become like many machine measuring electrical equipment that has kept their was written, I learned that the new requirement is that rules and regulations on activities in the brain shows no daughter, Karen Anne, who Randal Carmen died Saturday. the cost of taking a Graduate campus that all abhor and yet intellectual or physical aware- has also been in a coma, alive Not by court decision; he Records Exam, an example of accept, compromising them- ness. Doctors attending the for six months. It is likely she received a merciful death. The the Senior Test, will be borne selves willingly because the youth agree that, for all has suffered severe brain outcome of Karen Quinlan's by students who have no effort to change is not worth practical and moral purposes, damage and won't recover, case is still being awaited.) intention of entering Graduate the energy expended. he is dead. Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Carmen want hospital officials to shut off the respirator that is mechanically keeping their son alive. Having waited weeks for a "miracle" to occur, they finally decided Randal should have a merciful death. "It took a lot of strength to Trees' Rights Christopher Stone has suggested that natural objects, such as trees, be given lega] standing in courts. Attorneys could be appointed by the court to defend the interests of the environment, such as attorneys would be appointee to defend a child. Any money awarded in damages would go to the benefit of the environment. For instance, if a polluter were ordered to pay $10,000 in damages to a tree or stream, the money would go into a trust fund tended by a legal, guardian. The money could be used to reforest a cleared area or restock a stream with fish. Stone's theory is gaining ground in legal circles. The attorney general of New Jersey used the argument in a suit involving fish kills, and California's attorney general plans to use the same case to win compensation for birds AT LEAST THEY'RE OF ONE MIND ON THE SUBJECT! and fish injured and killed in the 1969 Santa Barbara oil spill. _i)FIMO\ PAGE SEVEN Pot People Petition '' II)] By NEAL HORSLEY program designed to work for Based on projections trom a ■W . STAFF President PPP marijuana legalization on a test referendum from the National scale. Their programs University of Georgia (no Craig Shapiro Features Editor Have you ever thought you are directed toward local and liberal stronghold) where 78 Frank Maddox Sports Editor would like to see marijuana state action that even when per cent of the voters Rachel Rhodes. Copy Editor legalized? The Pot People's successful has little affect on supported decriminilization, we Greg Marshell Cartoonist Party does not quibble over the National marijuana can expect to accumulate Tom Easterly Photographer and Subscriptions words like "decriminilization" problem. millions of supporters for Sharon Bennett Accountant or "reform"; we intend to see marijuana legalization if the Tom Jackson Circulation marijuana legalized like The National government victims of the marijuana laws Carolyn McKinney Typist instigated the marijuana laws, alcohol. But we need your are willing to use the political Bob Evans Advertising Assistant help. and the National government process to defeat the per- must be the target of a unified petuating marijuana pro- Sandra Aaron, Alison Terry, Susan Ambrose, Linda Today, the situation exists Kay Williams, Harry Prisant, Beth Blough Betty in which the legalization of political attack if the mari- hibition. Anne Prince, Fred Hoffman, Amelia Smith, Stephen marijuana can become an juana laws are to be changed. Poloney, Jeff Hart, Cathy McCarty, Richard White accomplished fact. From 30 to For this purpose the Pot _ The results of individual Tim Ward. 50 million citizens of the People's Party has been referendums on college United States have tried or are formed. campuses will be used by the using marijuana at this time. Pot People's Party to form a These citizens along with those In 1972, when the voting splinter political party. citizens who respect individual age requirements were changed Splinter parties are a well liberty and justice can wield to include all persons eighteen known part of the American and over, students for the first JME WOK£ UP RELEASED W*^ the power of the majority. In political scene. Splinter groups 1HE this way the alcohol-using time were numerically strong usually form around one issue SPE4-J. OF THE BVlLstA segment of our society enough to exercise National or personality. Then the triumphed over a prohibition political influence if they chose splinter group traditionally imposed by that minority of to cast their ballots together. merges with a major political party when that party adopts American citizens who would In order to be certain that the issue or personality control every aspect of a free National political parties sponsored by the splinter T person's life if allowed. understand the issues that group. The marijuana problem affect students today, the Pot can be solved by a splinter There are two paths that can People's Party will attempt to political party with your help. lead to marijuana legalization: accummulate the number of the Supreme Court can rule students across the nation who marijuana laws unconsti- are willing to support a The Pot People's Party tutional, or the State and presidential candidate who recognizes that millions of National laws can be rescinded pledges to remove the injustice college students are effected by by the appropriate legislatures. caused by laws prohibiting the marijuana problem. These marijuana. students need a method to Movement is underway make their opinions heard. We toward redress through the The method of accum- are looking for individuals on courts, but until the Pot mulating the exact number of college campuses who will People's Party come along no students who support the assume responsibility for organization has presented a marijuana issue is simple. initiating a referendum on realistic approach capable of Special referendums will be their campus. creating National political called on participating college influence which could result in campuses - across the nation. If you are interested in marijuana legalization. ■ Students will be allowed to helping solve the marijuana exercise the secret ballot problem, please write: The Pot The so-called National process as a way to express People's Party, Box 2161, Organization for Marijuana their collective opinion on the University Station, Athens, Reform has submitted no marijuana issue. Georgia. Campus Controversy , Questions: Answers ?

By DAVE RUSSELL that, besides the loss of a total resignation (October 9) it was alternatives to the present spectrum of physical training discovered that in fact very bottleneck that now exists. Metamorphic that students are now exposed few of the professional Unknown to many, the to, the proposal would also participants had been de- administration responded with Boola-Boola is back. The P.E. Reduced ? adversely affect income for the finately booked to show. Since an indepth examination of the wave of liberalism that rippled school and teacher royalties. the event was scheduled to across the nation and resulted This past summer quarter possibilities of initiating such The Academic Advisory take place Oct. 15 the lack of in protest and even violence much interest and some measures, but the information Council is supposed to review planning resulted in a decision for ten years seems to have controversey were aroused by they gathered indicated that the proposal "sometime fall by the CCC to cancel the crested with the resignation of the proposed reduction in the problems inherent in setting quarter" we hope that the program entirely. Nixon during the Watergate number of quarter hours up such a program would CCC's and the Council's efforts While it is regretable that scandal. required in the area of Physical outweigh any benefits gained will result in reduction of the So the "movement", if any Education. the CCC should suffer a by it. present hourly requirements in setback of this proportion, it is ever existed, seems to have The proposal, initiated by As a result, many improve- P.E. still puzzling that the Com- petered out. Patty Hearst is the CCC, asked that maximum ments were made in the mittee allowed the problem to behind bars and, Judging from hours for graduation be present system, and those occur. It would seem that an the surplus of student apathy reduced from the present six to responsible should be Extravaganza: organization like the CCC here and elsewhere, one almost three. The two hours required applauded for their efforts. would be more aware of their expects to see a return to for Health would, if the Things such as less paperwork Cancelled own programs than to be faced serious college pasttimes such proposal were followed, be and better organization during with no other alternative than as goldfish swallowing, phone made optional to the student. The confusion that exists at registration have allowed cancellation. booth stuffing, or even Since Southern is the only the start of every new quarter students fewer problems, but Hopefully the experience will streaking. school in the University is not, at least in one further steps could be taken. result in reassessment of Then again, perhaps stu- System of Georgia that still important case, confined to the committee functions; perhaps A major problem still faced dents have realized the naivete requires at least six courses in average student. The recent the shock will help the CCC by many occurs at the time of sometimes shown in past P.E. or Health, and since a resignation of Tom Hall, CCC Co-ordinator of Auxiliary regain their usual proficiency. advisement for courses to be attempts to "change the recent (though informal) chosen. In many cases, Affairs, sparked uncertainty system." Several leaders of student poll indicated over- students have been mislead by and finally cancellation of the revolution are themselves whelmingly that students Registration obscure advice from uniformed planned Fall Extravaganza. reaching the dreaded, untrust- favored such a change, it faculty advisors. This problem The program was supposed worthy age of thirty. Many, remains puzzling that no Still Hassles becomes more acute the closer to consist of three days of hopefully, are realizing that administrative action has been one comes to graduation, many celebration, contests and A lingering thorn in the side needed changes can be made forthcoming. of any student forced to suffer students finding that e.xtra through organization, Naturally, a student electing games as well as other features to be presented by the CCC in registration is the lumbering hours are tacked on to their planning, sophistication and a to take more than three P.E. procedure used to accomplish schedule dur to poor advise- genuine desire to aggressively courses, could, yet it seems a conjunction with the CUB. According to all advance it. For several years, this ment during their careers. To attack problems in a realistic, good idea to allow students to paper and other groups have their shock these students find successful manner. Perhaps devote more time to their indications, the program was well past the planning stages, advocated changes in registra- that little can be done; they major area of study which the tion that would alleviate are forced to take extra hours working within yet despite the proposed reduction would and several groups and difficulties to both students as the result of an advisor's "system" will prove to be a accomplish. organizations supposedly had and faculty. Pre-registration mistake. Surely some measures more successful alternative to The P.E. Department is firmly committed themselves and the use of computerized can be taken to insure quality the well-conceived yet many obviously not taking the to appear. course scheduling were some of advisement and thus quality times impotent methods of the proposal, .lightly. They argue. At the time of Hall's the suggestions given as education here. past. ■'■ i PAGE EIGHT - FEATURES Allman Brothers ... On The Road To Find Out By EARLE DAVIDSON same idea. So here we are: trusty field glasses. Pan left. "O.K., people, we gotta "They were two hours late Pan right. Check out that fox. problem! Happens a lot. What at the Atlanta Jam last year, thousands massed against At 7:30 Elvin Bishop trots It's five a.m. I'm driving Porthole 6-1 watching the it is is that the people down and they were so smashed they "a friend's car down incredibly out with his band, the lights here at the front are being sounded like gas music from clock for 6:30 at which time dim, we are all in tune. Bad Jupiter." dark 1-16. Everyone else has the crush of the crowd would mashed against the stage by acoustics. The drums are What's going to happen .passed out. I'm trying to sort be gobbled up by this huge y'all comin' in from the back." bouncing off the wall to my tonight? People are standing out the last twelve hours. It's building. Near the stage is a sea of not easy. The residue of a right. Eventually the sound heads yelling in agreement now. We are all looking stage concert and those last four Crazy things are going on system is readjusted or maybe with Twiggs. left, trying to catch a glimpse cups of coffee have turned all around me. A beautiful girl is I get used to it. Anyway, after "What we are going ta do, of the band when they bound logic into a speeding confusion passed over our heads and to Elvin Bishop has finished his y'all, is everybody turn around up stairs on stage. of unorderly thoughts. the rear where she can be first three numbers the crowd to the back of the hall and There they are! The dam What am I doing here? Was treated for' an overdose. A is on its feet. "Sruttin My take two giant steps." breaks. The crowd explodes in it all worth it? I have a funny little woman in a brown Stuff" is next and new and the a white flash. Not only on time distinct hatred for rumors. In police suit, shoves me in the This maneuver is completed but early and as near as I can band soars into a jam that in a spirit of togetherness. the Army you spend thirty per stomach and makes her way warms up the audience. Some tell none of them looked really, cent of your time dwelling on forward like a determined That's the word for the fritzed. rumors. This whole gig is cockroach. A dude in front of' guy in front of me drops a full evening - we are all one great "Good evening, it's good to based on a rumor. Last week us splashes. fifth of J&B on the floor. I'm family tonight. Maybe that be back home again. We're someone told me that the struck with the urge to find a rumor is true. We hope not, going to play everything so Allman Brothers Band is going j\t 6:30 the doors open. I pepperoni pizza so I miss but what we have here is a don't worry," says Gregg. His to break up after this year's am beginning to worry that we Bishop's encore. reunion. We are all high and arm is bandaged. tour. Having never seen these are going to be pushed Outside. Kiddies rushing by here like Kesey's bus: on Butch Trucks is his deadpan guys before I decided that through the windows in the playing tag. A groupie (?) board and out front. self. J.J. scratches his back maybe I'd better catch'em in rush to get inside. Finally I dressed out in basic black, At 8:55 the tension in the with a drumstick. Richard Atlanta just in case. am squeezed through the furs to match, comes off not as air is electric, hot and hasty., Betts tunes up, tuning right What would it be like? I Porthole 6-1 like beef coming a fox but more like canned Are they going to start on wondered as we tooled into out of a meat grinder. Home chinchilla. One of Atlanta's time? continued pg. 9 Hot 'lanta just in time to safe and dry. finest, truncheon swinging, catch all the traffic streaming Inside, That relief you feel troops by with a handcuffed away from a Falcon game in whenever you score a seat and couple in tow. Quayed out the middle of a cold, rainy plop down is overwhelming. folks are holding up the walls afternoon. Bumper to bumper, The stage is stacked up with trying not to look high but onward and upward, dancing what looks like a warehouse of those kaleidoscopic eyes don't madly backwards to the tune home stereo speakers. There fool anyone who has been of Wasted Union Blues - must be two or three hundred there. Pizza in hand I steer compliments of Beautiful Day. of them stacked in clusters of back to home base in time to Atlanta in my veins. musical order. Frisbees rule watch Twiggs, Roadie extra- We prepared ourselves for the air waves for now. ordinare and as much a part of the evening and decided to get Thwack! Ever been struck in the Allman Brothers Band as to the Omni early for a good the back of the head by a the musicians themselves, seat. Only thing is it turned sneaky, dry gulching Frisbee? demonstrate his expertise in out that all the freaks had the I am getting off - got the ole crowd control. Record Review An Inspired Addition "Oh Well", from the "Then and lyrics on "Crystal" run "Fleetwood Mac" Play On" album. like rain on a windowpane. It's soft and assuring, a truly One of the nicest cuts is beautiful song. Fleetwood Mac "Landslide" written and sung by newcomer Stevie Nicks. It's Mick Fleetwood, on drums, a gentle love ballad sung soft By FRED HOFFMAN and John McVie, on base, are and scratchy over Bucking- fine; and, Christine McVie The latest from Fleetwood ham's acoustic guitar backing. adds some nice synthesizer to Mac is simply titled, Fleet- Incidentally, Stevie's a girl, "I'm So Afraid", one of the wood Mac, an uninspired title which adds a second female harder cuts on the album. for a very inspired album. This voice to the group, helping to Get Fleetwood Mac, it's, a is the second release from the mellow this latest from fine addition to anyone's group this year following Fleetwood Mac. Stevie's music collection. Heroes Are Hard To Find. One of the cuts, "Over My Head", has been released as at single, but as of this writing hasn't made the charts yet. "Monday Morning", the opener, would seem a better choice; it's simple and repiti- tive, the kind of song that begs to be run into the ground every three hours on AM radio. Both are good songs, but that's the music business for you. Most of the cuts on Fleetwood Mac are good, even rockers; but some are a little on the pop side, which seems an effort to broaden the groups' appeal. Only one cut, OCT. 20&- W "Blue Letter", truly cooks, with Lindsey Buckingham's guitar sounding similar to the tANDRUA Eagles (or vice-versa). The fact that "Blue Letter" is the only CENTER song on the album that wasn't BOO! written by Fleetwood Mac is by no means an indication that the band has forgotten how to rock 'n roll. "World Turning" is as mean and infectious as FEATURES ■ PAGE NINE Symposium In Germany Seeing The Curtain - East And West By RACHEL RHODES with household chores." Weatherford, was visiting East of the women go braless, even "It's embarrassing to the Weatherford said that the Germany. the older ones. They wear East Germans because the Twenty-five German woman said she preferred "Differences between East those long dresses (the ones of Eastern mark is not worth as instructors from around - the and West Berlin are exag- below-the-knee length) and much," he said. "It's also U.S. were invited to learn more gerated," he said. "Downtown they are so ugly. All of them illegal to bring any East about the German people and East Berlin is actually prettier are in drab colors, such as a German money out. their culture in a seven-week than the West. Alexanderplatz khaki green. "We were told that a man symposium this summer. is very beautiful, but very "We visited more museums had gotten into a lot of trouble Among those selected was Dr. sterile. Outward from there it and such in Berlin than for trying to take some East Jerry Weatherford of the does get shabbier. lectures. It was fascinating to German currency out. When Foreign Languages Depart- "West Berlin is a big city go into the East and West my group was coming out, one ment. with a nightclub atmosphere. Berlin Museums and compare. man had some of their coins The symposium was held at You can hardly go a step The East claimed that the and got rather nervous about the Goethe Institute in without passing a pub door - Wall was built to protect East it. When he asked the guard Gottingen for three weeks, some of which could hold no Germany from encroaching what he should do with it, the then at the Goethe Institute in more than a half dozen people; imperialistic powers of the guard said, 'Collect it!'" Berlin for three more, with. a some are very large. West." When asked about the week in between for travel. American men over German "West Berlin is conservative WeatherforoT said that the academia of Germany, The Goethe Institute is men. After the lecture the tour politically and very liberal processing period to go from Weatherford said, "It's more designed to teach German and guide asked the woman, "Why sexually. East Berlin is very West to East Berlin took difficult than over here. Not as. the culture to those coming do you feel these damn prudish. West Berlin has a big approximately a half hour and many young people go to the into Germany. Americans are better than we drug and alcohol problem with was not as tough as it used to University to begin with. A "There was a great deal of are?" Weatherford didn't hear the young. A kid of 15, maybe, be. However, when going into student must go 13 years of lecture," Weatherford said. the answer. was in one place we went, the East, a traveller must school before entering the "We had talks from a major "Another part of the really putting away the beer. change seven-and-a-half marks University. political figure, writers and a women's rights thing was "East Berlin is behind in of Western currency into "Professors are better off very conservative policeman about abortion. It used to be fashion. We saw hot pants seven-and-a-half marks of totally. A better salary, a who, interestingly, spoke after legal to get an abortion up everywhere. In West Berlin the Eastern currency (a mark better standard of living, and a rather radical professor from until a few years ago. Now fashion is very modern. Most equals approximately 40 cents more prestige than American the university there. everywhere you go you see in American money). professors." "While in Berlin, a feminist billboards saying, 'Remove speaker said that woman's paragraph 18,' which is the Allman Brothers rights were not as good there clause making abortion ebbs as the crowd flows out of as they are here. Only two per into "Don't Want You No Atlanta. A car wreck, a illegal," he said. the hall and into the cursing policeman, back to cent of the working women The most interesting part of More - It's Not My Cross to anonymity that is late night Statesboro. have husbands who will help the journey, according to Bear." The band and the audience are one. Each finds the other, each absorbing the PALL ROBERT other. NEWMAN REDfORD I am no music critic, but the fact is that the band sounded ROBERT more alive and more totally SHAW committed to the evening than IN A BILL/PHILLIPS PRODUCTION OF any group I have ever seen. 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B 681-3546 OARD, ADVICE PAGE TEN - FEATURES Question Of Worth The Price Of Buying Research By ANTHONY SCHMITZ The term paper sale ban was firms still haunt the College to the library and copy out of representatives claimed. ruled unconstitutional in the Park area near the University a textbook for a term paper. The Collegiate Research (CPS) - A company selling court test, with a Circuit Court -research papers in Maryland of Maryland and he still wants But we should be given equal spokesman claimed that judge ruling that the law was a definitive ruling on the law protection under free speech harassment of research firms did its homework well enough too broad and didn't. require to have a state law banning to rout them out if possible. just as a library would," the has been instigated by that the seller have knowledge The Maryland law is similar pressure from the academic the sale of term papers of what the research paper was spokesman claimed. to statutes in New York, Collegiate Research keeps a community on politicians. California, Virginia, Pennsyl- file of "a couple thousand" They are "hypocrites," he vania, Massachusetts, Ohio papers and a stable of claimed, "who could care less and a handful of other states free-lance writers who do about the Constitution." They which ban the sale of term original research on demand. may be morally indignant, he papers. Two years ago Boston All of their writers must have said, but they don't have a University made successful use a bachelors degree and must legal foot to stand on. of the Massachusetts law and hold a masters degree. Writers In Maryland, State's obtained the names of students are usually given a maximum using illegal term paper of one week to finish a Attorney Klide said he services. Some students using ten-page paper. recognized the freedom of the term paper service were Another California firm speech issue involved in cases dismissed from school, while advertises "thousands of involving research assistance others had grades lowered in topics" at $2.75 a page in their firms, but added that "to write courses for which they had 160-page catalogue. A -Re- term papers and sell them to purchased papers. search Assistance advertise- someone else is defrauding the But advertisements for ment claims their research community and the state. research assistance can still be material "is sold for research What is a degree worth then?" found in student newspapers assistance only - not as a He called the First Amend- across the country. An finished academic product." ment rights argument used by unidentified spokesman for Although a representative research houses "specious" Collegiate Research Systems, a said the firm supplies research and said that a logical California-based research work to businesses as well as conclusion of it would be to assistance firm, said that the students, it has been hurt by provide under-privileged laws are nothing but harass- association with companies students with money so they ment of businesses that should only providing finished term could buy prepared papers and be protected under the First papers to students. Because of compete with wealthier Amendment guarantee of this, some student papers students who could hire freedom of speech. refuse to accept their ads, professionals. Collegiate Research and other firms run disclaimers in overthrown in a Maryland to be used for. The law, the Circuit Court this summer. their advertisements stating court ruled, made the seller that they don't offer their The law - matched by responsible for whatever use similar statutes in a dozen products as finished papers, the paper was put to. the spokesman said. They other states - prohibited Western Sizzlin Harry Raymond, the re- "simply provide research" - at anyone from selling assistance search saleman, has since left in preparing term papers that $2.75 to $7.50 per page -" and Steak House the business but Assistant then it's the student's pre- were required for a college 301-North Of College State's Attorney Wallace Klide rogative in deciding how to use degree. The maximum penalty has filed an appeal to a higher it." 764-9007 for violating the law was a Maryland court. Kilde claims "You can use or misuse $1000 fine or six months in jail that a number of research anything, just as you could go Name That Room Hand Made Hamburgers Want to earn a fast $50.00? 3. 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Before she came on Fagan] for the star role. learned that Diana wanted to in teacups, and when the band the scene, blacks were ex- Born: Baltimore, Maryland, The Paramount picture, do a film - especially one about is on the road, its jolting bus pected to sing the blues on April 7, 1915 produced by Motown in "Lady Day." bumps past billboards with small "race" labels. Both Parents: Clarence Holiday association with producer Jay Months were spent re- Burma Shave rhymes. songs became money makers, [15], Sadie Fagen [13] Weaton and director Signey J. searching the Holiday re- When Diana Ross sings of proving that blacks might Religion: Catholic Furie, not only put Motown's pertoire and more months were heartbreak or fights for a bag have more to sell than "cotton Profession: Jazz Singer reputation on the line as it spent creating exact replicas of of heroin, when Billy Dee patch" songs. Billie Holiday Husbands: Jimmy Monroe, made its initial invasion into the sounds and sights of Williams tries to save her with proved this point time after Musician; Joe Guy, Musician movie-making, but also cast in Harlem of the '30's and '40's. his love, or when Richard time with songs like "Em- and Louis McKay, Business- the title role its number one Men's hairstyles went back to Pryor's attempt to save her braceable You" and "On the man star, Diana Ross - a the slickness of many years respect causes his death, the Sunny Side of the Street." Problems: Misused by men controversial choice - in her ago. effect is real too. One tries to Bitter blues were her specialty, most of her life, from being film debut. understand it. but she could sell any song. raped by a 40-year-old man The results were spectacular. But while the film explains "When she sang, you were when she was ten, to being While the film necessarily why "Lady Day" sang the rooted to the spot," once taken advantage of in many condensed events in the 44 blues, it skims over the recalled Richard Moses, who ways during later years; years of Miss Holiday's life, it positive part of her personal- was Billie's public relations addicted to heroin for many nevertheless gives a clear and ity, the other half that won her man for a number of years. "It years; arrested, imprisoned for unforgettable portrait of the so much love and respect as was like a cathedral. You just possesion of narcotics; demons, both within and "Lady Day." For each of the stood there. subjected to police raids on her without, that marred her life. bitter blues she sang, there Nobody had ever heard a hotel rooms, even arrested by The challenge of playing were songs full of touches of voice like hers. They were used New York narcotic detectives Billie Holiday was fraught humor and life. One of her best to. big belters, the few band while on her deathbed in with risks for Diana. Her own friends, Hazel Scott, once singers, the novelties. But hospital. voice, the cultivated embodi- described it perfectly, "...she there was Billie with a really Died: July 17, 1959; age 44; ment of a "Detroit Sound" and tried to bring to the music not clear tiny voice doing things in Metropolitan Hospital, New a product of pop-blues sadness and despair, but nobody else could do. It was York; of a liver ailment and blending with the Supremes, at courage and love, and the so fantastic that you just lung congestion, complicated first listening would seem too things you've got to have in couldn't describe what was by a heart condition. fragile to imitate the searing order to cope. She was a going on." Buried: St. Paul's Cemetery, jazz quality of "Lady Day." beautiful and alive woman - In Hollywood, motion Bronx, N.Y. But, in the movie she takes Among the people with listen to her 'Laughing at Life' picture makers frequently talk Estate: Left 70 cents in a over a dozen of the old and 'Getting Some Fun Out of whom Miss Ross worked are of producing films "bigger bank account, $750 taped to Holiday lyrics and handles Billy Dee Williams (who Life' - and you'll know that than life." Certainly, Billie her leg [an advance payment there were many dimensions to them with grace and style. played husband Louis McKay), Holiday's life was bigger than for a magazine article she had and comedian Richard Pryor her, not merely the one of While Billie Holiday is still any motion picture. During considered by many to be the (her piano player). Pryor's sad-faced junkie as so many agreed to write.] "Lady Sings the Blues" the performance was excellent. His people picture her." greatest singer that black jazz audience are participants in In "Lady Sings the Blues," ever produced, Diana Ross is original 10-line roll expanded Billie Holiday was a reigning the rise and fall of Billie the tortured existence of one of the finest female to a pivotol one in the movie. superstar when black enter- Holiday. The film ends of a "Lady Day" - as Billie Holiday vocalists alive today. The Throughout the film, from tainers had not altogether highnote: Miss Holiday's was called - is brought to the lyrics pour from her as the big city brothels to the escaped their assigned roles as triumphant appearance at screen in a production as rich effortlessly and clearly as rolling Southern countryside to "butt shaking blues-belters" or Carnegie Hall. In true life, it's and honest and surprising as running water - and re- the "black and tan" night- eye rolling clowns. 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By RICHARD WHITE ■Ms This year, Coach Schriver (better known as Dr. George Schriver) will have his first shot at coaching the women's tennis team. Coach Schriver was very pleased with the turn J out and interest shown by the girls attending the tryout sessions last week. . . The Jock Strip Coach Schriver stated that By FRANK MADDOX . the enthusiasm among the girls combined with their "Now is the time for all good baseball fans to come to the obvious love of the game, aid of their team." should give Georgia Southern Or so the adage goes. a much stronger team. Last A new student organization has been developed. Through it, vear's performance finished campus groups can receive instruction and aid in sponsoring under 500 with a record of six fund raising projects for the new baseball stadium. The J.I. Clements Memorial Stadium Funding Organization wins and nine losses. All was formed soon after Mr. Clements' death. It consisted of local junior colleges were dropped businessmen, alumni, and faculty. The group's goal - to create a from this year's schedule. In Cinderella Palace out of the rags of the present ball park. The order to be invited to the situation has not had a fairy tale ending. G.I.A.W. tournaments (second The early eager interest of the masses has disappeared in a weekend in May) the team is puff of smoke. Remaining is a small group of persistent required to play a certain individuals with a realistic problem. number of Georgia colleges. While they are working hard, planning various activities to Brenau College, Georgia raise funds, the completion of the stadium still appears to be far College and Tift College are out on the horizon. This one group should not, and will not be among a few of the smaller expected to work its tail off while we students sit back and in-state schools to be played. complain about slow construction procedures. The team plans a trip to How many students would pour out even a thin dime for a Florida where they are to meet new Bulloch County court house? Few if any. The same situation Stetson University. Amongi the is true in the college's case. While the community may benefit tougher colleges. to be played slightly from the building of a luxurious stadium with sparkling are the University of Georgia, blue rest rooms, the excess of the benefits will be reaped by the Furman University (Greenville, Eagle tennis player, Beth Warren, and coach, George Schriver school and its students. How ludicrous to expect the townspeople S.C.) and the University of discuss this year's tennis schedule. Turnouts for the fall tryouts to raise the needed money! South Carolina. In all, sixteen broke previous records for GSC women's tennis. The student organization, under the faculty advisement of matches will take place over Miss Pam Thomason, invites each campus organization to help the Fall, Winter and Spring raise the money. As a collective group, the student organization quarters. During a match six could raise enough money to have construction underway soon. singles and three doubles The question: Will we, as students, fulfill our responsibility to matches will be played. get adequately involved? Coach Schriver, his assistant Many people say no. Dr. Pat Cobb, and corres- While several groups have already begun planning pondents are trying to build a money-making projects, complete campus co-operation is strong scholarship program required. here at Georgia Southern. How badly do the students want a new stadium baseball They would also like to build .complex (which will also be used for concerts, etc.)? up the budget in order for the The next few months will tell. team to travel more often. Practice hours for the team are 4 til 6 on Tuesday, F Wednesday and Thursday. The E fr men's team will practice four days a week with the same s\ hours. Most matches will last from 2 til 5. With this small A * amount of practice time, Coach J) i Schriver hopes to gain favorable relations with the & %&\ college students. Coach WA E Schriver stated that he was personally gradified with the L :. cannery in East Oakland. c^A great place for Coming into contact with iBM^i^-Mi steam clouds of residues emitted from the factory is like IB-BAR-T WESTERN SUPPLY brushing into a large wad of 764-7786 contact lenses. cotton candy, according to Bay Highway 301 N. StateS&oro Area Air Pollution Control engineers. |PE/PEARLEVISlOn

Pollution Engineer Don center& Gilson said that the steam Men's, Ladies', Childrens' DUDS & "looks like catsup, but it RIDING GEAR College Plaza Shopping Center tastes like, sugar, a sort of Our. Specially sugary catsup." i i . i i wjmwM;)/wd^^^ Statesboro-Tel. 681-2741 SPORTS - PAGE THIRTEEN '':/ Club Soccer Soccer Is Alive And Kicking At GSC By STEVE POLONEY field which is 80 yards long. Committee with the budgets of An official 110 yard field other sports. The committee While out watching would allow the team to approves the number of intramural football this year, welcome teams to come to the budgets that can be supported. look for a group of enthusiastic GSC campus. Support for this year's guys kicking a ball around. Most students are not soccer team is impossible These men comprise the familiar with the presence of a because the school can't Georgia Southern Soccer Club. campus soccer team. A budget 'post-season'. Hope- Completely involved with their common response to the fully the team will be able to sport, the players are con- announcement of an upcoming find a local area large enough stantly improving the quality match is: "I never knew there for a soccer field. Then the of soccer played here at GSC. was a soccer team around team can sport the first home Although the soccer club is here!" soccer matches to be held at not included in the school's According to George Cook, GSC. athletic program, the talent athletic director, there are The team doesn't have an and devotion of its eager plans for a small stadium to be official coach. However, Father members demand that it be built for such sport events. O'Sullivah, a local Catholic recognized as a possibility for priest, is offering constructive a future school team. The athletic program does advice and assistance to the Earlier this year it was not have enough funds for a team. Generally, the guys questionable whether there new sport this year. Perhaps coach each other, and depend would be a 1975-76 team. A next year. Mr. Cook is willing on the' experience of team- group of enthusiasts, including to listen to representatives of mates to advance squad strong soccer force in the Its presence on the GSC Woody Woodruff, David the soccer club and work out a improvements. Southeast. However, soccer is campus should not be Quattlebaum and Marshall budget. This budget will then Perhaps Georgia Southern an exciting and growing sport. neglected. Payne, decided to organize be taken to the Athletic College may never become a another team - funds or no funds. They, have gotten together a group of interested members (80% freshmen) and. GSC Intramurals soccer practice is underway. Outstanding players from By HARRY PRISANT Germany, Italy, Puerto Rico and a few. other countries have Flag football for men and volleyball for Women kicked off joined the team. Several of the their respective seasons Monday with big turnouts in both. main players are John One fraternity who hasn't fielded a team before is. Tau Kappa Quattlebaum, Robbie' Nelson, Epsilon, which now gives the league 11 teams. There are also Scott Riffle, Dan Clarke, Scott four more independent teams this year making their total 12 Lewis, Lang King, Mike'Jones, teams. The fraternities are Alpha Tau Omega, Delta Tau Delta, Drew Bentley, David Primiri, Kappa Alpha, Kappa Sigma, Phi Delta Theta, Pi Kappa Phi, Chris Heusgen, Juan Carlos, Sigma Chi, Sigma Nu, Sigma Pi. Sigma Phi Epsilon, and Tau and Roberto Garutti. John and Kappa Epsilon. David Quattlebaum, Riffle, The names of the independents are the Ban Gang, Big Red Jones and Woodruff are Machine, BSU, Budmen, Cone Hall, Fonzie's Garage, Gamblers, veterans of the: three-year-old Golden Machine, Roughriders, Sanford Latins, Schmucks, and club. the Veterans Association. After a year of inter-squad Last year's championship game between the two leagues was games, the soccer club started won by Alpha Tau Omega 14-6 over the Roughriders. scheduling games with other As for women's volleyball, six sororities and four independents clubs in the South. The first make up the two leagues. The sororities are Alpha Delta Pi, schedule of spring, and' fall Alnha Xi Delta, Delta Zeta. Kappa Delta, Phi Mu, and Zeta Tau games listed all away events. Alpha, while the independents are the BSU, Olliff Oils, Rookies Since they had no school and the Winburn Follies. , We H»e Catering; Too! funds, the team financed all Games for football are played on the intramural fields across ** ■V but one of the trips. The CCC from Snooky's on Fair Road with games starting at 4:00 and booooooooopooeooqooocoooooo gave them $200 for equipment. 5:00. Volleyball is played in the Old Hanner Gym at 6:30 and They used the money to travel 7:10. to'■ South Carolina. Taking Anyone interested in playing football or volleyball must find a eleven players oh an away trip team manager or coach to get on a roster or check with the TOWN & CAMPUS involved putting out a lot of intramural department. money.. One player quipped: Currently, registration for men's intramural volleyball is being PHARMACY "Most of the money comes out held with the season scheduled to begin in about two weeks. of Mom and Dad's pockets." Anyone interested in getting up a team can come by and pick up Presently the team is a roster form at the intramural department. playing on a poorly drained

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Sy LINDA KAY WILLIAMS leftfield, and Tom Kotchman is trying out for the team might I doing some catching. The have made it in other years. John Tudor, a veteran Eagle, "It's a little early to tell others behind the plate are But with ten veterans re- will be returning to this year's much yet, but it looks like veterans Tom Kuzniacki, Jerry turning, we're strong." GSC will have another good Buchar, and Gerald Hynko, a pitching staff. Tudor and his baseball team this year," says junior college transfer." "We're looking for a lot of teammates have returned to head coach Jack Stallings. help on the pitching staff. There are six veterans re- Eagle field for their annual fall The Eagles will have the turning: John Tudor and Scott "The practice season will same power at the plate as last practice and tryouts. The run for six weeks, with about Sundermeier, both lefties, and year, with most of the same Richard Hudson, Steve Perry 20 new boys trying out for the Eagles will make their first players returning. The base- and Jack VanDerSluys, all team. We can't tell much appearance here later this running speed has also right handers. We have three about them yet. Also there are returned. "Carl Gardner, one many returning veterans." new junior college pitchers and of our faster runners, isn't a good incoming freshman. 1 month when they invite there this quarter because of a They should help shore-up **H several neighboring schools to back problem. He's receiving GSC's pitching staff." "Our first cut was made treatment for this problem, Monday. The other coaches So, presently it looks like participate in a weekend and should be back winter exhibition tournament. ind I got together and quarter," said Stallings. another year of good baseball discussed all the players. for GSC. "Some of the walk-on boys ; We're trying to give the X-'S SHMH! newcomers time to show what they can do. We'll make no Eagle Baseball hasty judgements; we'll take as long as possible," said Stallings. Bryant Returns To Eagle Staff Fielding-wise, the Eagles By LINDA KAY WILLIAMS Bryant is one of the four Physical Education aIMJ seem to be set. "We're in a assistants to head coach Jack a year of pro ball, Bryant position where we don't need a A top coaching staff is the Stallings. This is his second arrived in Statesboro. lot of help in fielding. There trademark of GSC's baseball year here at GSC. "I'm Bryant is a native of are ten veterans returning, team. Larry Bryant, a very working on my masters in Atlanta. "I went to Sandy seven infielders, two out- able instructor, is the only Phys. Ed. After attending Gulf Springs High where I met my fielders, and one catcher. Some returnee on this year's staff. Coast J.C., and the University wife. We have a year-old of the veterans are working "GSC has a good all-around of Jacksonville, I played in the daughter, Heather. She was out in new positions. Second athletic program," says assist- Braves organization for a born here in Statesboro last baseman Mike Moore is in ant coach Larry Bryant. year." fall." When asked why he came to »m Southern, Bryant said, "Ron Referring to this year's Polk got me here. I first met team, Bryant had this to say, him when he was at "It's basically the same team Osterman's Review Miami-Dade South, and later back from last year. The new while he was coaching at GSC. pitchers are going to really By For the aird Namath fan, A I told him that I wanted to help. It's too early to tell a lot The Big Red Machine Matter of Style is an orgasmic coach in college after receiving about them, but some of the valley of delight, for those who my masters. Polk told me to walk-on players look good. We Joe Namath's A Matter of could care less about the Jets- start right away on my degree, should have a good club this Style, is a radical change from well, you'll just have to get not to wait long." year." sports books of the past. It over it. After earning his BS in doesn't follow a championship season and the reader doesn't have to wade knee deep in biographical nonsense. A Matter of Style is probably the best sports book on the market shelves today (along with Bouton's Ball Four and Frazier's Rocking Steady) The book is best described as an encyclopedia of Namath. The first section is laid out in interview form; the readable style is very entertaining. The later chapters deal with becoming the complete quarterback. Subjects range from fundamental drop back passing to reading zone defenses. The book was written by Namath in conjunction with Bob Oates Jr. Oates spends considerable time idol wor- shiping, but not enough to mar the overall structure of the book. Shorts (CPS) - More college women SUN LOVERS are choosing the lucrative and accessible career of engineering as students of both sexes turn away -from the less promising The sunglasses selected by the athletes humanities and social sciences, for the 1976 Olympic games at Montreal according to a survey con- ducted by the Stanford University Academic Infor- mation Center. wMOW ONLY ATiu iiMilrtiliU The survey, based on the preliminary academic interests of this fall's freshman class, also showed that the boom Town & Campus Pharmacy fields of law and medicine were declining in popularity this University Plaza year while natural sciences, mmmrmemmm math and technology were attracting more interest. 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We teresting team this year," says In regard to team strengths more knowledge of what we Stoutermire, a 6'5" senior feel we established our Coach Larry Chapman about Chapman has some definite want from him, and a year's leaper. -Stoutermire averaged program system and made his 1975-76 Eagles Basketball thoughts although practice has experience will be vastly 12.6 points a game (52%, led some great strides in restoring Team. not started. improved. At the wing we the team in rebounding, and GSC to its accustomed place of "We are really looking "We have several talented have stellar returnees in 6'3" blocked at least two shots basketball prominence. We're forward to the October 15 additions to this year's team. leaper Ed McArthur, a 10 every game, even though he looking to the future instead of opening of practice, as we have Although they have had a lot point scorer and a 51% rarely played 25 minutes of the dwelling in the past." to make several important of experience in high school shooter, and 6'5" Dick Beuke, game. As a full-timer this personnel decisions and Examining last year's and junior college, they must who had several high scoring season, Stoutermire could acquaint our new players with statistics, one is surprised to have time to adjust to the games before severly spraining become one of the Eagle's our system. We have little find that the Eagles outre- college program. The returning an ankle. Pat Blenk will be greatest stars. more than a month between bounded the opposition players must give the leader- vastly improved this year and Of course, even with all the opening of practice and our (although the margin is .1 per ship needed during the first we expect to get a better effort these fine perimeter players, first game. This is certainly game). This is quite a feat part of the season. from him. He, like Shields, has the center position is still a not a lot of time." considering Chapman's tallest "At the point position we'll an improved attitude and will question mark. - ^ Coach Chapman can be starter stood only 6'6". The The Eagles will need improved shooting at the confident his team will be Eagles also outshot opponents EAGLE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE exciting, for last year's Eagles from the foul line. (67.0-66.9) guards this year as only played seven games that were However, the Eagles were Nov. 28-29 Crescent City Classic Shields shot as high as 41% Away ! last year. Billy "Dog" decided by 5 points or less. weak defensively, allowing Dec. 2 Arkansas State Away | Sandifer, 6'3" JC transfer from Unfortunately, all seven went opponents a 50.4 field goal Dec. 4 Charleston Baptist Home f into the Eagles loss column. percentage and an 87.1 game Dec. 6 Stetson Away Alabama Christian, gunned 22 Included in this number were point average. Part of the Dec. 8 Georgia State points per game last year. Home Freshman, Phil Leisure could two that went into overtimes; defensive problem was the lack Dec. 18 Old Dominion Away also help outside, along with one of these losses was to Jan. 7 Charleston Baptist of intimidating, shot-blocking Away walk-on Wilbert Young, an national power Stetson. The center; thus, the Eagles will Jan. 10 N.Y. Univ. Stonybrook Home Eagles lost by four to Jan. 14 Mercer of Macon impressive playground player. need to go to their defensive Away Two other freshmen and a Jacksonville, 5 to Butler, 2 to board a lot stronger if there is Jan. 17 Southern Mississippi Away Arkansas State and by only 12 Jan. 19 Samford JC transfer will see action on to be a significant improve- Away the wing and possibly under- to NCAA division II champ, ment. Chapman hopes either Jan. 24 Stetson Home Old Dominion. Jan. 31 Mercer of Macon neath the basket. All-Staters, 6'9" junior college transfer Home Kevin Anderson and Matt Thus, in spite of the Eagles Feb. 2 Samford Mark Smith or 6'10" senior Home Simpkins, are both muscular dismal 8-18 mark, they were a Feb. 7 Univ. of N. Carolina Bob Crouch can fill the void in Home 6'5" leapers who can score. competitive team. Coach the middle. Crouch is looking [Wilmington] Six-foot-five Sam Hamoick Chapman attributes his team's vastly improved according to Feb. 9 Valdosta State Home effectiveness to team play and Coach Chapman. Feb. 14 Georgia State Away could be another offensive threat. In summary, Chapman execution. "Bob started at the end of Feb. 16 Univ. N. Carolina Home thinks his team will not be big "We were in a position to last year working out and [Charlotte] but quick. He hopes to use win ten games that we lost remarkably has gained almost Feb. 19 New Orleans Home this quickness to top advan- last year. We felt we were 40 pounds," said Chapman. Feb. 21 East Carolina Away j tage. The Eagles will attempt highly competitive almost "The added bulk brings him Feb. 23 Appalachian State Away [ to play a stronger pressure every time we went on the up to 210 lbs. and enables him Feb. 26 Arkansas State Home I defense and cut down on fould floor. to play a much more physical Feb. 28 South Carolina Away ! 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FOR SALE: Brown fur couch, LOST Anyone interested in 5-string banjo instruction, beginners to desk, two end tables, queen-size advanced. Beginner guitar lessons also available. Contact: Sally trailer bed. Call 681-1214. WORK WANTED Lost: Transcript, 5-6 pages (red Clark, Ext. 5530, 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. Monday to Friday seal and rubber bands). Majadi - FOR SALE: Ten-speed bike, price Embassy U.S. in Tehran - Iran negotiable. 681-5139, 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. Professional Typing: 75 cents per Contact L.C. 10245. Drema Palmer. page. Call 764-4654 after 5:15 p.m. Flu injections are now available at the Health Cottage and Please give two or three days to get Lost: One macrame keychain with should be gotten by November 1. The injections will be For Sale: Texas Instruments; typed before paper is due. 8-digit; floating decimal. TI-<;500; five or six keys outside Foy. Contact administered from 8:30-12:00 and 2:00-5:00 Monday thru . $35. Call Barbara at 681-5201, 3-5 764-3395 or the George-Anne. Friday. p.m. EARN UP TO $1800 a school year or more posting educational For Sale: Ten speed bicycle, literature on campus in spare time. PERSONALS Astra. Good condition. $50.00. Also Send name, address, phone, school The Rising Juniors Test will be given to all those students for sale, Senhiser headphones and references to: Nationwide College Marketing Services, Inc., Puppies: 4 males, 2 females. who have earned at least 45 and not more than 75 hours. HD414, $25.00, and Reel-to-Reel Students must take and pass this examination upon the tape. Contact Landrum 9134 or P.O. Box-1384, Ann Arbor, Michigan Birddogs and German Shephards. Stratford 113. 48106. Call (313) 662-1770. Mike S. Eton Hall. completion of their 75th hour. It is recommended that students complete English 151 and 152 before attempting the test. The test will be given Tuesday, October 21 at 3:00 p.m. Organizatioi iS Students following report to the assigned areas: Surnames A-G, Educ. Bldg. Rm. 228; Surnames H-K, Bio. Bldg. Rm. The Brothers of Delta Tau Alpha Delta Pi is proud of E-201; Surnames L-N, Bio. Bldg. Rm. 202;. Surnames O-Z, Delta Fraternity would like to their Fall pledge class: Mary McCroan Aud. thank everyone who partici- Pat Jones, Mary Beth Stewart, Students should bring the following items only to the test pated in the tennis tourna- Pam Pickett, Rhonda Roberts, location: pencil, pen, I.D. card, Social Security number. ment. We also would like to Melanie O'Neal, Jeri O'Neal, congratulate David Ewing, Audrey Walden, Linda Gilbert, winner of men's singles, and Kim Deal, Missy Mallard, Ronnie Bow, runner-up. Anguinette Sparrow, Buff The George-Anne is the official newspaper of Georgia Southern College. Widget Bennett was the Published weekly, except during holidays, and bi-weekly from June to Boring, Robin Cochran, August. Subscription rate is $3.50 per year. The office is located in room winner of the women's singles Francis Rambo and Julie 110, Frank I. Williams Center. Telephone 681-5246 and business extension and Jan Lowe was runner-upr Edwards. 5418. In the men's double, John ADPi won the scholarship Rodriguez-Feo and David trophy for the highest Ewing teamed together to quarterly average among :** ** ** «"~ "" "« *«C1 defeat Ronnie Bow and Chuck sororities for the third Hearn in the finals. Kathy consecutive time Spring Hall and Dawn Kopec won the Quarter. Thanks to Delta Tau women's doubles with Baily Delta for the social last week. and Edwards coming in second. U ,M L> Pi Delta Phi, the French Honor Society, had its first meeting on October 7. The society is made up of students ITRADE B00KSI who have been enrolled or are Paperbacks. Comics. Hardbacks. Magazines! A beautiful currently enrolled in French name for a 251 or above, who plan to beautiful set of continue taking upper-level stainless. Tim- French courses, and who have nuyirttiiira less elegance in an overall 3.0 average. The ( an Early Ameri- next meeting is planned for can design. October 21 at Dr. Charles 10% to 80 Satin finish. Forton's home. Anyone Hollow handled interested should meet at the knives. Three Hoiks building parking lot. tined forks. Rides will be provided. BOOK EXCHANGE 50 piece 122 E. Main St. service! Remark- ably priced at only $29.95 Sigma Chi announces the Regularly pric- addition of eight new Little ed at $50.00 Sisters. New Little Sigmas Add $3.00 are: Janie Herring, Hope postage Jones, Christy Moseman, COLLEGE Mary Polhill, Leah Raven, Also available: Lisa Rentschler, Beth Ware STUDENTS Set of 8 steak and Susan Wheatley. Many of Reward your Parents this knives $17.50 the brothers and pledges were 3 pc. Deluxe honored recently by being Christmas with a Special carving set, named sorority big brothers. $17.50 Receiving the honor were: Surprise-'-A Beautiful Kenny Woods - Kappa Delta; Vernon Mobley and Robert Portrait of Yourself taken Rufo - Phi Mu; and Greg in the Studio or Bowles, Derek Thompson, and Randy White - Zeta Tau Outdoors! In order to Alpha. assure delivery by Christmas - Appointments must be Made by All Sophomore and above, November 7th. Come by the Studio on 3 East Health, Physical Education, Kennedy St. and Discuss Your Photographic Needs and Recreation majors interested in their professional fraternity, Phi Epsilon Kappa, ASSOCIATED are invited to a smoker, Thursday, October 16, at 8:00 PHOTOGRAPHERS p.m. in Hanner 151. 3 E. Kennedy St. 764-5411 A A r — • ■*■ ■*■ ■*• ■S=XX »K=*K HK==^K==p=XK==3<