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VOLUME XLI NUMBER 20 NORTH Ca\ROLINA AGRICULTUPAL AND TECHNICAL STATE UNIVERSITY GREENSBORO, NC FRIDAY NOVEMBER 16,1979
Rockwell International Receives $10,000 Award
Rockwell International, a "another important indication major United States of industry's growing corporation, received a confidence and support of our $10,000 award for service to academic programs. We higher education, and then sincerely need and appreciate turned the funds over to A&T this kind of support. The State University's School of Rockwell Laboratory was Engineering. opened at A&T in 1977. Dr. Lewis C. Dowdy, Grants by Rockwell and the chancellor of A&T, received National Aeronautics and the grant at special ceremonies Space Administration funded in Pittsburgh on last the laboratory, designed to Thursday. function as a center of The CIT Foundation first excellence in the field of solid awarded the funds to state electronics, and to i ? i Rockwell for the corporation's provide trained minorities for contributions to the field of sophisticated research. Stocking up for the cold months ahead. Photo by Woody higher education. Rockwell Since its inception, the then agreed to donate the laboratory has been involved 100 Students funds to A&T in order to in efforts to develop more enhance the university's efficient solar cells. Rockwell Solid State Dr. Suresh Chandra, dean Electronic Laboratory. . of the A&T School of To Attend Science Symposium "Rockwell was very Engineering, said the unversity honored by the award," said is currently involved in five More than 100 students University. actually beon in a scientific Arthur H. Muir, manager of significant research projects in researchers from North The sessions wil! be held in meeting." commerical and university solid state electronics. These Carolina, South Carolina, Barnes HaU beginning at 8 Speakers for the symposium programs for Rockwell's projects are being funded by Virginia, and Washington, a.m. will include Dr. James Science Center, "and we are Rockwell, NASA, the U.S. D.C. will participate in the The A&T seminar is one of Townsel of the University of particulary delighted that the Department of Energy, the fourth annual Mid-Atlantic several being held on various Alabama in Birmingham. award is going to A&T's National Science Foundation Regional Minority Biomedical campuses and sponsored by a laboratory." and Sandia Laboratories of Support Symposium Friday, grant from the National Townsel will speak on Dowdy called the grant Albuquerque, New Mexico. November 16, at A&T State Institutes of Health. "Synaptic Biochemistry," Dr. Richard Bennett, while Glickson's topic will be director of the Minority "NMR Studies of the Biomedical Support program at A&T, said the program is Interaction of Bleomycinwith Chandra Favors Nuclear Energy designed to give scientists at Metals and Nucleic Acids." minority institutions an Colleges to be represented in opportunity to become involved the symposium will be A&T, in research and also to provide "The use of nuclear energy begin taking advantage of Electrical Engineering North Carolina Central Black students with research should not be abandoned and their new credibility with the Department at A&T. experience. I don't agree with the public. University, S.C. State College, Other A&T professors with "This symposium will give Johnson C. Smith University environmentalists who are key roles in the conference saying that we should shut "In the late 1960's, the students an opportunity to and Shaw University. were Dr. Elias Stefanakos, Dr. present research findings to down nuclear plants," the engineers did not have a great Ward Collis and Dr. Chung their peers. The Minority Biomedical dean of the A&T State deal of credibility," he said, Yu, and Dr. Lewis C. Dowdy, They will enjoy that Support Progaram was first University School of "and we were blamed with chancellor. organized four years ago. Engineering told a state-wide pollution, noise, war anti even academic edge of having meeting Wednesday. crime. Now people have In a luncheon address to the started believing that you have 24th North Carolina got to depend on engineers for Symposium and exhibition for technology and for solutions electrical and electronics to those problems." Wah! To Speak Here Nov. 19 engineers, Dr. Suresh Chandra Chandra said the nation said. cannot continue to consume "I am in favor of the use of energy at the present level. Dr. Ray Wahl, a nationally and public servant, Wahl was State University. Wahl also nuclear energy with greater prominent writer and speaker formerly employed by the taught for 30 years in various safe-guards because some of "Conservation is something in the area of industrial safety, secondary schools. the newer sources of energy which the engineers will have will present a lecture at A&T U.S. Department of Labor. are not yet at hand," said to emphasize, not just the State University Monday, While in that position, he His lecture at A&T is being Chandra, who also serves as politicians," he added. "We November 19, at 6 p.m. in wrote many of the rules and sponsored by the Division of national president of the must also turn to alternative Room 108 of Price Hall. The Industrial Education and national mechanical sources of energy like solar lecture is open to the public. regulations that presently are a Technology at A&T. The engineering honorary society, energy and nuclear energy." Wahl's presentation will be part of the Occupational university recently initiated a Safety and Health Standards. Pi Tau Sigma. The symposium was on "Rules, Regulations and new academic program in occupational safety and Chandra told the more than organized by a statewide Cases of Non-Compliance of He has written widely in the health. 100 professional engineers and committee of engineers the Occupational Safety and field, and he is a professor engineering students in the chaired by Dr. Winser E. Health Act:" emeritus of vocational The program is directed by coliseum that engineers must Alexander, chairman of the An outstanding educator education at the Pennsylvania Dr. Isaac Barnett. Page 2 The A&T Register Friday, November 16,1979 Animal Science Club To Sponsor Pet Show
By Fiorina G. Byrd Other plans for the club will taking advantage of becoming The Animal Science Club at be a Christmas banquet and a members of the club, A&T has proposed a tentative trip to the Asheboro zoo. especially those students who pet show in January. These events will take place in are in this field of study. Velveeta Bell, president of December. When a student does not join a the club, stated that the According to Bell, the club or organization that is competition will be open to Animal Science Club was affiliated with his or her Greensboro residents who own organized on 1970 under the major, that student is domestic pets. directorship of Talmage somewhat defeating his purpose of exercising "We will allow a time limit Brewer. During that time, responsibilities and concern for those persons interested in there were about ten members; for himself and the registering their pets for the but, through the years, the university," she said. show. The registration fee will club has acquired more "Students should become be $2. Judges will be faculty members. active in clubs and members in the Animal Bell put a strong emphasis organizations because it will Science Department. Ribbons on those animal, science and enhance the knowledge and will be awarded to the other related majors who have the awareness of their chosen winners," said Bell. not shown any concern for the organization. career. It also helps them to "This club is not only for communicate with their SNEA animal science majors. peers," she concluded. Students who are majoring in Officers of the Animal Aims For biology, chemistry and other Science Club are Velveeta Bell, More Members related fields in the School of president; Sharon Spurlock, Agriculture are welcome to vice-president; Caroldez join. Douglas, secretary; and By Trudy Johnson Bell commented on the lack Thomasena Maxwell, "We have 123 SNEA of concern many students treasurer. Faculty advisors are members now, but we hope to show toward the organization. Joe Grier, and Dr. George Velveeta Bell have 150 members by "Some students are not Johnson. November 27 deadline," said Estell Harper, SNEA advisor. For the 1979-80 school term, the Student National Education Association's Hair-cutting Franchisers Hire Women executive members are Sabrina Hunter, president and Miss By John R. Brincefield III SNEA; Gwen Morrisey, vice- thirteen years in a reasonably An excellent Traditional male-dominated president; Valerie Lewis, secure profession, he seems conversaionalist also, Reaves Reaves's tonsorial ability. barber shops may be giving treasurer; Demetria Staton, quite pleased," Reaves added. has an instinctive knack for "She gives a better hair-cut way to women. Hair-cutting secretary; Linda Price, The shop, which is located recognizing the mood of her than the male barber. franchisers are projecting assistant secretary; Sharon across from A&T State patrons. "Men are such big Whenever I feel like painting good growth and are hiring Robinson, reporter. University, offers many boys. Some are just plain the town red, I'll make sure career-women. different styles of hair-cuts. sullen and moody, and that's I'm sporting a fresh hair-cut The monthly meetings, Not everyone is happy with When asked about the male when I go into my act. By the done by Pearl." usually held in Hodgin the trend, however, "They're reactions to a woman barber, time I have finished their Despite the present tight Auditorium on the second just unisex beauty shops with she remarked, "At first they haircut, they are laughing and money situation, Reaves Wednesday of the month, non-barber owners and most will come in and observe my talking all over the place." offers some unusual insight were changed to the third of them hire only style of cutting. After a few into the business trend of the Wednesday at the last Jeff Martin, a Newark, New cosmetologists, not barbers," visits they become my regular haircut. "Since we specialize meeting. Jersey, student, had a very said a spokesman for the customers," she quipped. positive attitude about in the Black haircut, there Projects underway thus far Associated Masters Barber seems to be . a growing include selling candies and and Beauticians, a trade awareness among the Black SNEA tee-shirts. A new group. But the return on men to be well groomed project was proposed, at the investment is good. Wesley Begins Assistance regardless of how hard times last meeting to order and sell Gate City Barber Shop, get," she said. "They membership pins. Greensboro, has a woman To Aid Cambodians contiune to come in and The SNEA's deadline for barber employed. Pearl demand the styles, regardless State Voting Membership is Reaves, petite, 27-year-old of prices, which will enhance November 27. The official mother of one, has been in the Edwin J. Wesley, chairman "We were rendering aid in their appearance, and I call deadline to join the Aggie profession since 1966. of CARE, which has begun Cambodia from 1962 to 1965 that smart shopping." Chapter is December 10. For "When I began to seriously emergency assistance to up and again from 1973 to 1975, When asked about the those officially enrolled as think about a career during my rooted Cambodians flew to the latter two years under various styles that are in state members, one vote is senior year in high school, I Bangkok, Thailand» to confer chaotic and war-time demand, she said "The fad-a- allowed for every seven wanted something with with U.S. and other conditions. We now will have way seems to be the biggie. members. innovation and a definite government officials and with our seasoned staff deliver all It's a style that has a thicker The SNEA membership fee challenge," she explains. his own organization's task possible assistance to these crop of hair at the top of the is $12. An additional dollar "Coming from a family of force which "has been there long-suffering people." head with a close trim around was charged for those wishing thirteen children, I had an getting aid delivery "Initially we have started to the ears and neck. Mostly to take chapter pictures. older sister that was a underway." deliver food, relief kits and these are cuts for the college One of the main purposes successful barber already. So "They have now determined medical and other emergency men across the street. And for the organization is to help I just naturally followed suit." that we can effectively conduct supplies. We have one they just love it." students get jobs in their areas "I enrolled in Durham's a major relief and CARE/MEDICO nurse at the Although Pearl Reaves may of specialization after college. Barber School and later went rehabilitation program for the camp and two more will be not hold the traditional In the upcoming months, on to cut hair at Fort Bragg, victims," Wesley announced there within the next few days. woman's job, she had this proposed projects are a Fort Campbell, Kentucky, today. "Therefore, CARE is Additionally, we plan to equip added comment. "If I had to campus clean-up day, and Winston-Salem, and now launching a special, crucial kitchen and clinic facilities for find employment elsewhere, I educational guest speakers, Greensboro," she said. drive to raise $5 million from treating the most seriously would rather move back home besides ones scheduled for the "In fact, I met my husband donations by the general malnourished children. We to Mt. Olive, N.C,and open education seminars. When the in the barber shop. At First he public to help end the searing are concerned to help the Thai up a restaurant. That way, I guest speakers are featured, didn't exactly favor my agony and save the families who have been could still meet interesting neighboring colleges are also decision. His male ego was endangered men, women and adversely affected by the people and improve upon my invited. slightly wounded; but, after children." influx of Cambodians." second hobby-cooking." Friday, November 16,1979 The A&T Register Page 3 Les Notes Special edition by Trudy Johnson If journalism is the art of writing, then "discography" is the art of disco! Because of Diana Ross' musical array since her high school days, her super-stardom has been compared to Liza Minnelli and Barbara Streisand, according to Connie Berman. The author of Diana Ross-Supreme Lady has presented a 1978 biograghy of the professional accounts of Ross. The ghetto, Detroit, Michigan-born, 35-year-old Aries has recorded albums from 1963 to the present, with her latest being "The Boss." She has recorded as one of the Supremes, lead singer of the Supremes, with the Temptations, with Marvin Gaye, and as a solo artist. m To complement her musical nature, her roles as Billie Holiday and Tracey Chambers have made her internationally known. The two roles (lead roles) Grooving to the beat of the steel drums during recent talent show held in Harrison Auditorium. Photo by Woody are from the movies "Lady Sings The Blues" and "Mahogany." Harrington In her lastest movie, "The Wiz," she played the role of Dorothy, but her popularity here was not that of her first two movies. For one thing, some Nation's Best Running Back critics thought she was too old to play the role, but it did not stop her. Los Angeles- Perry Harrington (no relation) of All Star Bowl II, to be played Harrington, Jackson State's The Supremes. The original ones are Mary Wilson, Norfolk State, who is rated at the New Orleans pulverizing All-American, is one of the nation's top five Diana Ross and Florence Ballard. Their recordings Superdome on Saturday, rated the nation's best running running backs by the scouts, January 5. (albums) are from 1963-1967. Listed are "Meet the back by the professional head a list Of some 253 senior The two Harringtons and Supremes," "Where Did Our Love Go," "A Bit of scouts. Harrington is rated football players from two other jumbo backs, Liverpool," "Country Western and Pop," "More Hits above touted backs such as America's Black Colleges who Timmie Newsome of Winston- by The Supremes," "We Remember Sam Cooke," Oklahoma's Billy Simms, last have been nominated to be Salem and George Leonard of voted upon in the selection of and several others. year's Heisman Trophy Virginia State were among top the two 41-member squads winner and USC's Charles vote getters in the Diana Ross and The Supremes. The albums are that will make up the East and White. nominations. from 1967-1974. Listed are "Greatest Hits," West squads for Black College Perry and LaRue (See McCall Page 7) "Reflections," "Funny Girl," "Live at London's Talk of the Town," "Love Child," "Let the Sunshine In," "Cream of the Crop," "Right On!" BS or MS Graduates in EE, ME, AE or Computer Science Others are "Greatest Hits Vol. 3.," "Farewell," "Motown Story," "Anthology." Diana Ross & The Supremes and the Temptations. 5 brief but compelling The albums are from 1968-69. Listed are "Diana Ross & The Supremes Join The Temptations," "TCB," "Together," and "On Broadway." reasons why you should Diana Ross and Marvin Gaye. The albums are from 1974-1975. Listed are "Diana And Marvin," arrange an on-campus "Dis-o-tech Vol. 3." Diana Ross, Solo artist. The albums are from interview with Hamilton 1970-1979. Listed are "Diana Ross," "Diana- (Soundtrack)," "Surrender," "Everything Is Everything," "Lady Sings The Blues (Soundtrack)," Standard on November 28 "Touch Me In The Morning," "Live At Caesar's Palace." 1. Aircraft Systems Others are "Last Time I Saw Him," "Motown 2. Electronic Systems Christmas," "Mahogany (Soundtrack)," "Diana 3. Hamilton Test Systems Ross-Vol. 2," "Greatest Hits," "Dis-o-tech Vol. 4," 4. Space Systems "An Evening With Diana Ross," "Baby, It's Me," 5. Hamilton Support Systems
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373-0187 An Equal Opportunity Employer Poge 4 The A&T Register Friday, November 16,1979
Where Are The Leaders?
Our SGA president has once again stood up for a cause that he believes in, The Coalition for Human Dignity. They are allegedly to march Sunday at 1:30 in a response against the Klan and the Worker's Party Organization. For those students who are attentive watchers of the news media, you would have known about Buncum's stand on the incident which occurred approximately two weeks ago. This Coalition for Human Dignity is trying to get the Black community, according to Buncum, to release some tension after the shooting. The Coalition feels that Blacks in the meantime have become so very much disgusted with what the WPO and the Klan have produced that they feel something should be done. They did not appreciate the attack by the Klan, and the WPO and making it look as if the Blacks are greatly responsible. Buncum also felt that this is not the 60's and the Klan should not just come into a Black neighborhood Be Proud To Be An Aggie and shoot up things as they please. But, their march was cancelled because the By Larry L. Jenkins coalition could not get the "so-called Black leaders An editorial written by the editor-in- other universities." The editorial writ for support". There was no response like they chief of The Campus Echo, which ap ten by him showed none of the above wanted, so the march was cancelled. pears on the opposite page, expresses characteristics at any school, or person, The march scheduled for Sunday at 1:30 was concern over the rivalry between A&T should possess. intended as a crying out of the Black community as to and North Carolina Central. This editorial is not meant to attack how we have become involved in something we know Though many unpleasant confronta or defend statements made by Mr. very little about. Everyone is seeking answers, and tions have been witnessed between the Revelle, for everyone can judge for moral support. But, according to the Coalition, our two schools, the article written by the himself/herself the programs and ac- Black leaders did not respond for support. editor-in-chief does in no way ease the crediations that both schools have If to them this is a minor issue, and the leaders we path so that positive relations may exist achieved. depend on to lead us in the Black community do not between the two schools. As a leader one must demonstrate rally to support the cause, what will happen if they Stating that "Central had a reputa are needed for more than just a march? leadership-the type that others will tion of being a very elite and want to learn and develop. One should sophisticated institution...", while not degrade others while recognizing THE A&T REGISTER referring to A&T as the school "that his/her own success, when in essence it many Central rejects were accepted" at could possibly be fabrication. Published twice weekly during the school year by students of only causes more animosity and could North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University. possibly become the triggering factor A&T students attending the game To receive THE A&T REGISTER, please send $8.50 for one that causes continued unpleasantness. Saturday should reveal the year of $16 for two years to THE A&T REGISTER, Box E-25, Mr. Revelle should take heed to his characteristics that Mr. Revelle feels Greensboro, North Carolina, 27411 to cover mailing and that is lacking among the two schools. handling costs. own statement when he comments that the "two Black universities should As adults, everyone should act accor boast pride, unity, and academic ex dingly revealing that 'Aggie Pride' to Sheila A. Williams Editor-in-Chief cellence and be an example for the the Eagles of North Carolina Central. Jacqueline Pender Managing Editor Larry Jenkins News Editor Fiorina Byrd Assoc. News Editor Wilbert T. Ingram Business/Ad Manager Be Thankful; Say A Prayer Raymond Moody Sports Editor Ronald Woody Chief Photographer Debborah Truesdell Head Typist By Fiorina G. Byrd Tim Graham Production Manager Richard B. Steele Entertainment Editor In another week students will be holiday when you eat turkey and Leslie Whitfield Art Editor leaving this university in observance of dressing; it's that special day when you Jocelyn Holley Circulation Manager the Thanksgiving holiday. Students, should give an extra thanks for being Joe Chavis Distribution Manager how will you spend your vacation? blessed to be alive. Mrs. Loreno M. Marrow Advisor Will you be studious or will you use this In retrospect, you should begin each time for relaxation? Reporter.: Trudy Johnson. Tony Moore, Michele McDowell, Shelia Siiow', day with a prayer of gratitude. For Prince Reed, Michael Fairley, David Puryear, Andrew McCorkle, Charlene Whatever your plans for this those of you who have somewhat Middleton. vacation, please don't forget to take a strayed away from your religion and I vptals: Sharon Colson, Gina Massey, Tina Massey, Tracy Cialmon. Photographers: Gene Johnson. I arry Pauli e(Gator). Milton Miller, Jackie few minutes of your^time to give a don't know how to pray, refer to the Fverett. special thanks for being blessed to see Bible and read the Lord's Prayer. N.C. Central, N.C. A&T Arch Rivals For Years By Larry D. Revelle toward the liberal arts since its that is childish. alumni such as Jesse Jackson HOGANS HEROES; Editor-in-Chief inception. Central became an Both NCCU and A&T are of Operation Push and Dr. Maynard Jackson, one of the NCCU Campus Echo unusual University which said two of the country's leading Ronald E. McNair, the first Black big city mayors North Carolina Central Blacks could learn for the sake Black Universities. Both country's first Black (Atlanta, Ga.); Shirley Ceasar, University and North Carolina of doing. institutions have an indefinite astronaut. renown Black gospel singer; A&T State University have NCCU is often referred to list of honors and therefore NCCU can be proud of its and Sam Jones, formerly of been arch rivals for years. as the Black UNC while A&T have reason to be proud. students that held sit-ins at the Boston Celtics. One may always expect to see is often referred to as the The three freshmen at A&T Woolworth's here in Durham North Carolina's two largest pre-game, half-time and post- Black N.C. State. who started a national trend the same time A&T students Black Universities should game fights whenever the two The rivalry between the two by staging a sit-in at were holding theirs. boast pride, unity and teams meet. Black schools should only be Woolworth's department store Central's distinguished academic excellence and be an It was once thought that the taken so far. We are to protest desegregation are to alumni include: Ernie Barnes, example for the other games between the two schools intelligent collegians and be commended for their artist for the CBS comedy universities. might have to be cancelled should not claim one school is concern and courage. A&T GOOD TIMES; Ivan Dixon, There's just no room for because of the meanness and better than the other because can be proud of its renown renown play-wright and star in animosity and jealousy! animosity displayed. Why, one may ask, does this hostility exist? Why did the Aggies steal the Eagle mascot one year and the Eagles steal the Aggie mascot the next cHj =zl year? Some believe the two schools became arch rivals all in fun because Central and A&T are the two largest and most talked about Black Universities in the state and are less than an hour's drive apart. Others believe there was a definite origin in the jliiiP^ battle. One answer to the strong rivalry follows. :' Especially in the early 1-900's, Central had a reputation of being a very elite and sophisticated institution which i/.raduated some of the best lawyers, businessmen, and politicians in the country. A prestigious institution such as Central could not afford to accept just anybody who wanted to matriculate in a big-name, rich, upperclass and highly tauted school. Naturally Central had to reject some students. lt is believed that many Central rejects were accepted at A&T. This may have been one of the factors which caused Central and A&T to become arch rivals. Central has a very rich culture. It was the first Black HHiKy state-supported liberal arts university in the United States. All the well-to-do, upper class and business- .,. --.,,,,. - • * minded students went to Central while most of the LsET'S TALK agricultural, farming, and trade students went to A&T since that's what it was TECHNOLOCf designed for. It was only Our representatives have already been on natural for a rivalry to grow The F-16. A vital part of the free world's air defense capabilities and one of many exciting your campus this fall. If you did not have an out of the two schools. high-technology programs at General opportunity to talk to us, and would like to learr. Central has always stood Dynamics. These long range projects at our 15 more about the F-16 and our other advanced out among the five historically operating divisions across the country provide high-technology programs, send your resume to: Corporate Director, College Relations, Black Universities in North you diverse career paths in Telecommunications, Electronics, Data GENERAL DYNAMICS CORPORATION, CN26 Carolina. The other four Products, Shipbuilding, Aerospace, Tactical Pierre Laclede Center, St. Louis. MO 63105. Black schools in the state were Weaponry and many other fields. An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F established to learn for the sake of doing. They are oriented toward agriculture, technology or teacher education. But Central is the GENERAL DYNAMICS only Black school in the UNC system that has been oriented Page 6 The A&T Register Friday, November 16,1979 Elliott Moffitt (TA3 By Anthony Johnson Rainmaker' as Starbuch, production. A&T's two game-winning streaks against North Carolina Central will be on the line Saturday when the Aggies entertain the Eagles in Greensboro's War Memorial Stadium. The Eagles will invade Greensboro with a 2-7-1 record. Last week they went down to defeat at the hands of the Howard Bison by a score of 31-20. Saturday's game climaxes A&T's worst season since its emergence in the MEAC. The Aggies' worst record to date in the MEAC was in 1973, when they finished 4-6-1. The season in over for Coach McKinley's team as far as post-season action, but There is nothing like shooting the hoop to kill time and get away from the books. the Aggie-Eagle confrontation is more than a game; Photo by Miller it's a fight where both teams hate each other and the winning school has bragging rights for a year. There is more significance placed on this year's battle with the Eagles. This game will be the final Aggies Meet Eagles Saturday match up between the schools as members of the MEAC. NCCU has decided to leave the conference in favor of the CIAA and NCAA Division II status. By Raymond Moody was the 1972 winner of the 411 yards. The offensive line The Aggies will remain in the MEAC and continue to In War Memorial Stadium A&T Outstanding Senior is strong and experienced, with participate at an NCAA Division I level. Saturday, N.C. A&T and Award in Football. five seniors starting. But it •***•**••*•*••*••*•**** N.C.C.U. compete in what Charles Yuille leads the remains to be seen whether the team on the field at Eagle line can contain Byrd In wrestling action, Coach Mel Pinckney's Aggies has traditionally been one of the most exciting games in the quarterback, where he and Company. host the Aggie Invitational Wrestling Tournament history of North Carolina possesses a good throwing arm Saturday in the New Gym. The Aggies were football. This game usually and is considered a fine Defensively, the Eagles are scheduled to wrestle in Pembroke last Saturday, but attracts crowds from almost scrambler by opposing relatively sound with veteran lack of funds made it impossible for them to make every area in North Carolina. players. Yuille will be tackles Ken Ramsey, Terry throwing to his favorite Brown, and ends Greg Wylly the trip. The Aggie Invitational provides talent from The competition is even no matter which club supposedly receiver in Carl Sanders. and Gary Harris. They have schools in North Carolina and Virginia. The teams has the superior team. In an Sanders could be the most talent, but seem a little competing Saturday will be Campbell, Elizabeth City Aggie-Eagle clash, anything gifted receiver in the MEAC. inexperienced to contain the State, Norfolk State, Elon, Hampton Institute, can happen. In other words, If Yuille has time to throw, it running of quarterback Liberty Baptist, Catawba, Pembroke State, WSSU, throw away the record books. will be a very interesting Roland Myers. and, of course, A&T. This rivalry, which began afternoon for the Aggie Seniors Chris Smith and secondary. Vernon Wilder will help the Coach Pinckney is optimistic about his team's many yeras ago, has N.C.C.U. When the Eagles run, look line out at linbackers; but, if chances and he even predicted how he thought the with a slight advantage, leading 23-21-4. Central for Anthony Judd to carry the they can't do the job, tournament would wind-up, something most dominated in the mid-60's and ball. Judd, at 5-9, 209, is a Lattimore can always go to coaches refuse to do. Coach Pinckney predicted the early 70's. But the Aggies bulldozing runner, who, as a' reserves William Owens and top four teams to be Liberty Baptist, Pembroke, have won three of their last freshman last year, rushed for Louis Mclver. A&T, and then Norfolk State. four games. The Eagles won ••••••••••••••••••••••• in 1976, 17-16, on a very controversial field goal in the McColl, Farmer, Young The Aggiette basketball team travels to Bowling final seconds of the game. Springs* Tuesday to play Gardner-Webb. This will be Last year A&T's Charlie Big Nominees In Balloting the season-opener for the Aggiettes, who are Sutton displayed one of the (Continued From Page 6) anticipating . a successful season. finest running shows of any the coaches and sports information directors of the Mamie Jones, last year's MVP, is currently back in the state, ripping Ron McCall, the nifty wide- N.C.C.U.'s defense for 243 fifty colleges that will injured and it's doubtful the talented New Bern receiver from Arkansas Pine yards as A&T won 17-13. Bluff with a whooping contribute players to the native can return to action in time for Tuesday's squads. A player received one Coaching the Eagles is 20-yard-per-catch average; point for each nomination. contest. Last year this loss would have hurt Henry Lattimore. Lattimore, George Farmer, Southern's tremendously; but, with the addition of some who was named "Coach of the elusive wide receiver and Players from 38 of the 50 talented freshmen plus returning lettermen, the Year" in the MEAC while at Roynel Young, a tough colleges were nominated for final voting. Aggiettes are so deep they should overcome the Morgan State, is in his first defensive b;tck from Alcorn were also big vote getters in Only the 253 nominees are loss of Jones. year at the school. Assisting Lattimore are two A&T balloting dominated by jumbo eligible for final voting. The *********************** graduates. Robert backs and Goliath linemen. final ballot will be mailed to the fifty colleges and each I've been thinking hard about this week's "Stonewall" Jackson, who Ernie "Arrowhead" White, franchise of the National prediction, especially since it's my last. The last coaches the tackles and tight- Hampton's huge 6*8", 310 Football League and the three contests between the schools have been ends, is a member of the A&T pound, defensive end is one Canadian Football League. relatively close. The Aggies were sporting State University Sports Hall of among the group of gigantic excellent records at the time, while the Eagles were Fame, All-CIAA, Little All- linemen nominated for the Nominees will be compiled squad. struggling to stay out of the cellar, which indicates American Honoree, a winner according to total number of of the Jack Dempsey Hat Kermit Blount of Winston- points. A selection committee N.C.C.U. was usually more motivated for the game. Award and a former member Salem and Nate Rivers of will be convened in New The Aggies must not let that be the case Saturday of the N.Y. Giants pro- South Carolina State locked Orleans on December 11 tc because A&T's not the powerful team it once was. football team. in the hottest battle of the select the final squads. Getting to the point. Coach Jim McKinley has never George Suggs coaches the nominations as they both vie Numerical votes will be a lost to an Eagle club, but there's a first time for linebackers. Suggs played to make the squad as rnajor criterion for final everything. linebacker and defensive back quarterback for the East. selections but not an exclusive for A&T from 1969-1972. He Nominations were made by determinant. NCCU 23—NCA&T 20. Page 8 The Ms! Register Friday, November 16,1979 THE STROH BREWERY COMPANY, DETROIT, MICHIGAN © 1978 "As soon as they get to the top, they've made their point... then they're going to drink it." For the real beer lover.