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This newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Media at Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. It has been accepted for inclusion in The George-Anne by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. For more information, please contact [email protected]. GSC Status Dependent On State Regents Decision By DEBBY DURRENCE Medical College in Augusta. Some private schools, For years Georgia South- though, are called universities ern students have been talking but do not give doctorates. about university status - the Mercer University in Macon possibility of becoming Geor- has only honorary degrees of gia Southern University or the that kind. University of Southern Gero- Other states have chosen to gia. call any school that is not a "If we get a few thousand junior college, a university. more volumes in the library, West Carolina University does we'll get university status." not offer doctorates and they "When we get the new are the same size as GSC. health cottage, we'll be a Alabama, Florida, North Caro- university." lina and Tennessee are nearby And so go the misconcep- states who have this policy. tions held by GSC students. As it is now, all the "It's just not that simple," universities are concentrated in said Dr. Pope Duncan, GSC's the northern region of Gerogia. president. "A lot is involved. "If GSC were allowed to offer It all revolves around a the doctorate, that would help decision made by the Board of the population in the southern Regents. We (GSC) have put a Photographic Services part of the state," said proposal before the Board Duncan. requesting permission to offer DUNCAN "But no one knows when, if a Doctor of Education (Ed.D). ever, we'll be allowed to offer a Once granted that, it would be doctorate. However, a set doctorate in Education. The usual procedure to designate policy for deciding what would Board could agree to that and us as a university." constitute a school's eligibility Rehearsal Marty Evans still decide not to recognize us Masquer's Fall production of "We realize that any desig- for university status just as a university," he said. nation would follow, not prec- doesn't exist, Duncan said. 'A Hat Full Of Rain.' In the "It all revolves around what scene above, Jim Caden ob- cede, permission to grant a They have limited schools with the Board decides. Our request doctorate," he said. that status to those already serves as Freddie Keen and has not been denied nor has it Robert Ellis apply pressure to The Regents have not made existing: the University of been granted. We'll just have Georgia, Georgia Tech, Geor- Chris Case « Performances any institution a university to wait* and see what will be given Nov. 17-20 at without their first offering a gia State University, and the happens." McCroan Auditorium. Appeal Due Soon On Board Ruling By SUSAN CLARY on the board because he did not know which board members had Kappa Sigma fraternity will appeal an Oct. 27 Judicial read it. "I don't think it was Board decision placing them on written to do anybody in," he restricted disciplinary proba- said. tion in regards to a Landrum According to the Eagle Eye, Center cafeteria food fight, said Georgia Southern's student Bert Roughton, fraternity handbook, appeals must be member. made within 48 hours after the "The evidence presented did decision has been communicat- not show sufficient guilt, and ed to the accused. The dean is the burden of proof rests on the the final court of appeal in all school," he said. "Some other disciplinary decisions not in- groups were involved in the volving suspension or expul- fight that are not as easily sion. Local entertainment took an unexpected twist in Statesboro Marty Evans defined as a fraternity." The Eagle Eye states that an this summer. As for this marquis, whether it is not James Orr, Judicial Board organization under restricted entertainment, and good food...or vice versa...or any combination chairman, said he could not disciplinary probation may thereof, remains an unanswered question. confirm the charges or comment have no social events or fund on any aspect of the trial, raising projects, may accept no according to the board's new members and the organiza- $540 Million constitution. tion's president must report weekly to an individual to be The alledged food fight designated by the dean of occured Oct. 9 and an hour and students. Projected Revenue Falls Short a half of overtime labor was Organizations placed on required to clean up afterwards, probation which fail to meet the Georgia's projected reve- Student Advisory Council to tion. said Ben Dixon, director of food extablished standards or com- nue for fiscal year 1977-78 will the Board of Regents at their Patten said he advocated service. mit other violations of college fall approximately $540 million October meeting at Valdosta pro rating the allocation over An article in the Oct. 26 issue policies are in danger of being short of meeting state depart- State College. the budget requests, allowing of the George^Anne quoted dropped as officially registered ment budget increase requests Gov. George Busbee wants each department 22 to 25 per eye-witnesses who linked the organizations, the handbook for the new year, according to to place $60 million of the cent of what they requested. fraternity with the disturbance. states. figures presented by Georgia projected revenue in a reserve The Board of Regents asked "I don't think the article C - Representative Robert L. Pat- fund, leaving $200 million to for a total of $170 million, with ten. influenced the board's decision, I Do Your Part... ig $220 million for allocation, $31 million of that designated but it caused considerable The state expects a $260 Patten said. The $43 million for resident instruction. Ac- million to $280 million revenue damage to the fraternity's requested by the Board of cording to Kerry Loudermilk, reputation on campus," Rough- increase for the next fiscal Regents for a faculty pay SAC research committee chair- year, and state departments ton said. "It was poor J Vote increase will receive top prior- man, the board would receive journalism; it didn't cover all have requested a total budget ity and should be granted, he $14 million to $16 million for sides of the story." increase of $750 million, he said, which will then leave Orr said he could not told members of the University about $170 million for alloca- continued page four | Today! 1 comment on the article's effect

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IntegndJEarLDf-GSL Vandalism Unavoidable By SANDRA AARON influence of alcohol and a lot of Evans, director of judicial it is done by people not affairs. Most of the cases that Property damage is an thinking. As in many public do end up as accidents. The integral part of any institu- places, it happens due to a tion; be it caused by normal lack of feeling of propriety or real vandalism is very, very wear and tear, vandalism, or ownership, the result of an difficult, not many are caught, Southern's By-taws malicious destruction, there is urge to destroy something. It Evans said. I no escape from it. This is the manner in which Larry Davis, 4 Recently Amended director of housing categorized We are spending in the area the type of damage that occurs By a recent amendment to it is incumbent upon me to the by-laws of Georgia South- from year to year in Georgia make decisions in light of all." Southern resident halls. ern College, the chairman of To make good decisions, the the Student Activity Budget help of committees is required, Davis explained, "We are of $150,000 a year for Committee (SAFBC) will be said Duncan. "It is very the vice president of the spending in the area of unlikely that I would overrule $150,000 a year for small school. a suggestion of a committee According to Pope Duncan, repairs-things that don't work, unless it couldn't be funded or natural disasters, and things this has always been the there were overlapping con- small repairs.' Larry Davis assumption in the past because that we don't know the cause flicts." for." the committee was initially set "I represent the people-an up this way. The amendment educational institution is not Davis said that actual mali- is only a technicality." happens with the intention of Dealing with the aspect of set up like a representative cious damages occurs very residents trying to hurt others cause and prevention, Evans The amendment action came democracy. I don't mean we often in men's dorms; between in reaction to an effort to make or trying to get attention." remarked, "I think most of the don't try to get input but $3,000 and $4,000 a year is vandalism over the years Dr. Arthur Woodrum chairman there is an ultimate responsible spent for repairs in this area. On the positive side, Ralph of the SAFBC. But with the person to the Board of "A significant amount of this Andrews, director of auxiliary coincides with the amount of president's decree on the Regents." destruction is caused by the services, remarked that in his alcohol a person has consumed. position and subsequent ten years at Southern the I guess a person has to amendment action, change in parts of vandalism he has seen develop a sense of value of this respect is limited. is very small in comparison state property to combat "Because the committee with other colleges. vandalism." works on budgetary matters Short Courses for which I am directly Andrews commented that Davis, Andrews, and Evans responsible, either my deputy vandalism to vending ma- emphasized that damage to (Dr. Quick) or myself would See Better Year chines merely causes the stu- property, no matter how it is dent to suffer in the end. He have to chair the committee," By DEBRA BREWTON commited, is costing the stu- said Duncan. course offered this quarter. explained, "Auxiliary Services dent money. Repairs are not Although the chairman does "As far as dollar volume, Only 20 students are allowed is strictly a self-sustaining financed through taxed * i not have a vote unless a tie the short courses are having a in the course because most of operation and if we have to monies, but instead from fees occurs, his influence in persua- better year," said Sam DiPol- the study is conducted in the spend money for damages we paid by the students and sion is a great power, he said. ito, co-ordinator of special and GSC greenhouse, Drapalik can't afford luxuries. Damage parents. From an economic off-campus credit program. said. to machines and related equip- stand point, and as more "I wouldn't object to (Mr. Learning about 100 kinds of Cook) the chief fiscal officer Offering specific courses for ment probably amount to repairs are needed, repair being the chairman. Either he specialized markets and a household plants, their soil and several thousand dollars." prices rise and to off set the wider variety of courses were mineral requirements, use of Cases of vandalism seldom rising cost fees must be or the vice president would be artificial light and fertilizer, able to do the job." two reasons cited by the co- cross the desk of Shelton increased. ordinator for the increase of selecting proper pots for There is no value in alter- plants, various plant diseases, nating the posts. When the people enrolled in the short course program. animal parasites and their chairman has worked with the identification are all objectives "Specialized courses are re- committee over a period of outlined in Dr. Drapalik's Endowment Funds time his awareness of the lated to industry, government or any group who wants a course. inner workings and details of The student builds a terrar- the comittee increase, said specific course in a supervisory capacity," DiPolito said. ium, learns the four basic Duncan. "I see no advantage types of plant propogation and in rotating." A new one-day State and Le Conte Program Federal Tax Seminar will be uses books designed for plant Since the president's word identification and plant grow- held Dec. 10, 1976, at Jekyll on all school matters is final, ing Drapalik said. By DEBBY DURRENCE Persons realize the high posi- Island, Ga., stated the co- the only recourse for appeal is "Promotion for the short tive correlation among quality through the Board of Regents ordinator. It will be jointly A $15,000 endowment educational programs, cultural sponsored by the Brunswick courses includes 10,000 inserts and Chancellor Simpson to listing the courses which we from an anonymous donor will endeavors and affluence." Chapter of the Ga. Society of which Dr. Duncan is directly put in the Herald be used to establish the Oliver added that the anon- CPA's and the Department of Statesboro accountable. copies are mailed to former LeConte Visiting Scholars pro- ymous donor who made possi- Accounting, School of Busi- "My obligation is to the short course students," DiPo- gram in biology at Georgia ble the program "has provided ness at GSC, DiPolito said. Chancellor. I am responsible to lito. "An additional 200 post- Southern College. more than an emotional hope Proceeds will be split equally the whole community, but ers are distributed throughout The program is designed to for improvement of quality at and finance a scholarship for a ultimately I have to take town." bring distinguished scholars to Georgia Southern. Someone competing views and make GSC accounting major from GSC and will be under the has combined pragmatism and some kind of decision in the the Brunswick-Jesup area. About 15 out of 57 short direction of Dr. James H. idealism, and many persons best interest of all elements. DiPolito said this seminar may courses were not able to form Oliver, Jr., Callaway Professor will benefit directly and in- "I am responsible not only become an annual event and into classes. "There is not cut of Biology at Southern. "The directly. I hope this generous to the sutdent body; they are provide future help for other and answer for the cancellation donor wants to encourage and wise investment will serve not the sole constituents of the accounting majors. of these courses," said DiPo- further excellence in research as a stimulus to other persons college. The college must have Care and Reprodu ion of lito. "Sometimes there is no and education in biology, and groups to consider how concern with the students of House Plants, taught oy Dr. interest, the price for the especially in the areas of they might make significant the past and of the future and Donald Drapalik is a n_w short course may be too high, or it entomology, parasitology and improvements to Georgia may be a question of adver- reproduction," Oliver said. Southern. Through such ac- tising or the wrong time of the The professor also said that tions we can develop a truly New K-Mart Opens Doors year." the $15,000 will be placed in quality institution." "If there were only eight or the GSC Foundation where it The program is named in nine students interested in a will remain as principal, and honor of the late Joseph To Crowd Of Shoppers course, I would still try to the LeConte Visiting Scholars LeConte, a prominent scientist offer the class," the co- program will be funded from and educator who was born in By KERRY ROACH here such as Rose's or Wool- ordinator said. the earned interest. He indi- 1823 in Liberty County, Ga. worth's, she said, "Competi- Kathleen Dahir, assistant cated that the program will be LeConte graduated from tion is really needed in this professor of French, was slated used to attract leading Ameri- Franklin College-later named The new K-Mart officially area," and later added, "No to teach Conversational French can and foreign scientists to the University of Georgia- opened on Oct. 21 to a huge one beats our prices," for Children and Adults. Both Southern, thereby both making taught there and at the College throng of shoppers in search of The K-Mart, which is locat- classes were cancelled and she the college better known inter- of Southern Carolina, following sales and blue light specials. ed on Fair Road across from believes that, "most people nationally and enhancing the a brief career as a physician in Although the crowds are the intramural fields, is a new sign up for regular courses and college's reputation in the eyes Macon. Following the Civil expected to slacken to a more concept, a smaller store de- there is not enough interest" of the academic community. War, he moved to California reasonable size, Betty Quinn, signed for a small community. in the French courses. How- "Such endowed programs where he and his brother, John .11 assistant manager, expressed It presently employs 50 people, ever she remarked that a help provide the margin of were instrumental in founding confidence in the store's fu- six of whom are GSC students. conversational French class for excellence between an ordinary the University of California. ture. Quinn noted last year's J.R. Lynch, the southern children was formed for three college and a quality institu- For many years LeConte was retail sales of over $106 million regional personnel director for quarters last year and this tion," Oliver stated. "As a on the faculty at the Univer- in Bulloch County as ample K-Mart, will be at GSC on interest was created by moth- college's prestige rises, there sity of California at Berkley reason for the store being built Jan. 25 for student recruitment ers who were enthusiastic are consequent rises in the and was the author of numer- in Statesboro. in their management-trainee about the course for their attractiveness of the college to ous scientific books and In regard to stores already program. children. excellent faculty and students. papers. 1 - NEWS - PAGE THREE Legislative Priorities To Re Finalized JVnn. 6 GAE Works To Improve State Education By DEBBY DURRENCE GAE and NEA are recog- educators and we think we can 2. $10,000 appropriated for a any situation. And higher The improvement of ed- nized by major media, poli- count on his support. Ford study to determine the exact faculty needs to know that," ucation in Georgia is the main ticians, labor organizations and never really did anything for cost of a health insurance. said Nelson. goal of the Georgia Associa- the general public as the us. It's easier to help a man He expressed his concern tion of Educators (GAE), single, most powerful educator dig a ditch than to pull a man 3. Study committee created that many college professors according to Dr. Rex Nelson, organization in the country out of a rut." to study the professional often overlook their relation- president of the GAE unit at and state. NEA has almost GAE's tentative 1977 legis- negotiations bill. ship to elementary and secon- GSC and president-elect of two million members, and is lative priorities, adopted by dary public school teachers. the Georgia Association for the only organization with the 1976 spring Representative "But when the Board of Higher Learning (gahe). affiliated statewide associa- Assembly (RA), will be finaliz- Regents added a contingency "We are willing to work tions in every state. In ed and approved at the Nov. 6 clause to our contracts like with any profession to obtain Georgia, GAE represents fall RA in Macon. The public school teachers have, the good of education," he 47,000 educators. proposed legislative package that helped many people see said. NEA is the only recognized includes: the similarities." "A lot of people don't know teacher lobby in the halls of 1. A salary increase of not "Still, too many members that we worked with the Congress to lobby for federal aid for local schools and less than 10 per cent for all don't know that GAE is AAUP and paid for half of the educators on the index salary fighting on our behalf to suit we brought against the override Presidential vetos. And, as in other states, GAE schedule. remove that clause," he stated. Board of Regents last year. "GAHE is really just get- You just never hear about the and NEA together are the only 2. Full funding of statewide teacher groups which work to ting off the ground. I'm going GAE but we're in there, health insurance. to try to inform our people fighting and working for what elect pro-education candidates to Congress the Georgia Leg- about the services available to we believe to be our rights," 3. Lower pupil-teacher ratio them. They just don't realize said Nelson. islature and, this year for the in grades kindergarten-3. first time, the Presidency. the number of people, their GAE, along with its 223 Some major legislative ac- expertise and the resources local associations, is part of "The GAE has endorsed complishments in 1976 were: Jimmy Carter for president," available to help them with the National Education Asso- their problems." ciation (NEA), the most said Nelson. "Carter has shown more interest in the 1. Seven per cent salary But Nelson says he wouldn't powerful educator advocate or- increase. be working with the GAE problems and concerns of the pnotographlc Services ganization in the country. except that he thinks it is NELSON important. At AAIIP's Qptnhor Meeting 4. Professional Standards "The faculty has to speak Committee established to out for its own welfare. This recommend standards of the causes some pangs because not CCC And SAC Pledge Support teaching profession to the everyone in the system is used to this. Some say we should supplement the salary of State Board of Education. By BETH BLOUGH from eight schools, 133 faculty 5. A law which allows accept whatever is given to members have resigned with recruits by offering such educators to use accumulated us." The CCC and University 70 per cent of these considered benefits as paying their moving He went on to say, "I don't expenses." sick leave for maternity System Student Advisory reasons. particularly like all the time I Council to the Board of Regents serious losses by department Recruitment of well qualified heads and deans of then- "GAE has the finances, have to spend with GAHE. I'd pledged themselves to assist in personnel becomes increasing- rather be with the students... divisions. ly more difficult when capability, personnel and ex- improving the quality of pertise to handle just about I'd rather teach than fight. education in Georgia at the Oct. 13 meeting of the "I think their statistics prospective employes refuse to American Association of Uni- indicate that the quality of even discuss an offer because of versity Professors;, education is being reduced the pay scale, he said. greatly, especially when you SAC plans to canvass the Kerry Loudermilk, coordina- consider that of these 133 who General Assembly for support tor of academic affairs of the resigned only 40 per cent were before the General Session CCC, said "An integral step replaced by persons of at least opens. toward improving tne quality equal ability," said Louder- of education in the system is to milk. The 15 per cent increase is convince the General Assembly part of a total increase of 37.8 to accept the 15 per cent Because of the lack of per cent of $107,742,458 which increase as requested by the significant pay increases over has been requested. Another Chancellor and the Board of the past two years, morale is $31,382,608 increase has also Regents." very low among faculty, he be requested for Resident said. 'The morale seems to be Instruction. This money is Of the 15 per cent, 2.5 per so low that instructors are necessary to provide the cent would be given as an understandably not willing to supplies, books for the library annual "built-in" increase to spend the extra time to become and other items essential for help cope with inflation. The really top-notch instructors." quality education which the remaining 12.5 per cent would students and faculty deserve be split in half; one half to be Additional to individual and desire. given across the board for cost salary increases, SAC intends of living and one half to be to work for more money to given on a performance basis. recruit good, qualified faculty members, Loudermilk said. Research accumulated by "Repeatedly, department SAC on the loss of faculty due heads have complained of lack to low salaries, indicate that of discretionary funds to

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Applications for partici- program said the deadline will language and civilization in "Alice Flagg," an article by Ernest Tillman Wyatt, pation in the 1977 summer be around April or March 1st. Erlagen, French language and instructor of journalism at Georgia Southern, was published in Studies Abroad Program are The Studies Abroad Pro- civilization at Dijon, and a the August issue of COAST MAGAZINE. now being accepted. The pro- gram consists^of four nine week The South Carolina publication prints articles concerning As a part of the classics people who live along the Southeastern coastline. Wyatt's article gram is annually sponsored by academic programs carrying 15 program students will visit the Board of Regents' for the concerns a young girl who died in 1849 and has since become the important monuments and most talked about ghost in South Carolina. University System of Georgia ruins, attend lectures, and they to give students an experience Wyatt was awarded his M.A. degree from the University of are expected to make reports Georgia in 1975 and began teaching at GSC the same year. in foreign culture that they and keep a diary. The partici- cannot achieve in classes. pants will spend six weeks in Initial requirements for the Rome and three weeks in program include a minimum of Athens; as an added attraction Dr. G. Hewett Joiner, associate professor of history, recently three quarters of the appropri- they will make side excursions presented a paper before the 1976 annual meeting of the Rocky ate foreign language, insur- to other sites of interest. Mountain Conference on British Studies at Snowbird, Salt Lake ance, and a recommendation Unlike the other programs the City, Utah. from at least one professor. classics program does not have Joiner's paper, "Naval Manning, the English Poor and the The application is not complete a foreign language require- Seven Year's War," was one of three papers presented in unless it is acompanied by a quarter hours of resident credit ment, but the students are asession on "Social Trauma in Georgian England." An abstract at European cultural and selected on the basis of related of his paper will be published in a forthcoming edition of $50 application fee, this fee historical centers. Each pro- previous course work and ALBION, the journal of the American Conference on British will be returned. At the gram will be under the grade point average. Studies. moment the deadline for appli- direction of University System Joiner received his Ph.D. degree from Northwestern University cations is merely tentative; faculty members. Programs in The exact costs of the 1977 in 1971, after joining the GSC faculty in 1968. however, Dr. Lowell Bouma, the 1977 Studies Abroad program has not been finalized Georgia Southern foreign lan- ~ include the study of the at this date. However, Bouma guage department professor in Spanish language and civiliza- said that in the past the cost Dr. Keith F. Hickman, associate professor of drafting and charge of last year's German tion in Valencia, German has been about $1400. Costs design technology, participated in a week-long Metric Education for the program should be Developmental Workshop held at the University of Georgia. released by the first of The purpose of the meeting, sponsored by the Georgia December. Department of Education, was to prepare materials to be used in Counseling Center Bouma explained that the workshops throughout Georgia. The workshops, which will begin chance to live in a foreign February 1977, will aid in preparing teachers for the use of culture is an absolutely fantas- metric measurements in public school instruction. Aids GSC Students tic experience and encourages Hickman, who received his Ed.D. degree from the University anyone with an opportunity to of Northern Colorado, began teaching at GSC in 1967. By SANDRA AARON ment, personality inventories, do so to take the advantage. analysis of study habits, and The Georgia Southern Stu- time utilization planning. dent Counseling Center offers Though the center does not Georgia Southern faculty members participating in services to thex student who directly deal with counseling in Writings "Perspectives on the American Revolution," a project organized desires and needs assistance in the areas of alcohol and drug and directed by Dr. G. Hewett Joiner, associate professor of understanding and resolving abuse, birth control, abortion history at GSC, recently addressed various organizations in his educational and personal and venereal disease, it pro- southeast Georgia. concerns. vides information for referrals On Walls "Gardens of Colonial America" was the lecture presented by The staff is composed of in the Statesboro area. The Dr. Robert Barrow before the Jekyll Island Garden Club. trained professionals: Ford counseling center staff feels (CPS)-Scientists have Barrow, an associate professor of history at Southern, spoke at Bailey, director; Dr. Lewis A. that facilities that specialize in seen the writing on the walls the Goodyear Cottage on Jekyll Island. Raulerson, counseling psy- these areas are better equipped and have concluded girls are The Vidalia Chapter of the Daughters of the American chologist; and Audrey Camp- to provide service for the now scribbling more graffiti Revolutin heard Dr. Frank Saunders, associate professor of bell and Beth Bickers, counse- individual. than boys. history at Southern, discuss "The American Revolution After lors. Their main concern is to Psychologists crawled 200 Years: What is There to Celebrate?" All counseling center ser- through the bathrooms at four assist others to understand, to vices are free to any student REVENUE modify, or to enrich their large midwestern schools and who wishes assistance. Infor- discovered that female graffiti behavior. mation revealed during coun- resident instruction if the The center offers service artists are penning four times disappointed that more isn't seling sessions is kept confi- allocations are pro rated. The being given to resident instruc- through personal counseling the amount of graffiti as their addition of the pay increase dential between the student male counterparts. tion, which is as important in with individual or group ses- and his counselor. request would give them about The girls wrote mainly increasing quality education as sions to orient the student Located on the ground floor $58 million. toward better self-understand- romantic inscriptions, the faculty pay raises. Everyone of Williams Student Center, "It is true that faculty suffers when two forces in ing in personal and social Journal of Social Psychology members are getting their pay the office is open each weekday reports, except in upper in- compromise cannot get enough relationships, educational and from 8:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. raises, which will improve the career planning and academic come areas where the writing money to administer programs and on Saturdays from 9:00 quality of education," Louder- as they should be administer- advisement. a.m. to 12:00. became more erotic. milk said. "However, I'm ed. An informational library is available to the student con- cerning vocational, occupa- tional, and educational oppor- tunities. The center also main- tains information concerning financial aid, tutorials, job opportunities, student orienta- tion, and study habits. 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• FEATURES • PAGE FIVE Record Review : Destroyer f Musically Inclined By ARLEN CRAWFORD "Beth". "Shout It Out Loud" horrible. On the inner sleeve, comes across as a smooth one will find an invitation to Kiss has come along in an vocal masterpiece, despite the join the Kiss Army (fan club). era of boring disco and given loudness of the guitars. The The capitalists that manage the rock listener a refreshing song is crisp, fast, and Kiss are out for every cent lift. Kiss is Paul Stanley, Peter energetic. "Flaming Youth" is they can get, and this tends to Criss, Ace Frehley, and Gene tarnish their image as a bona Simmons. Previously their fide act. (Besides, $5 for an brand of rock has been more I.D. card, membership charter RPVIPW show than music, but and poster-newsletter is a bit Record .Destroyer is quite different. much.) Beyond all the hype, the music is entertaining, In the past, especially on danceable, and driving with their first album, Kiss was energy. Leon Lovers, Listen more of a novelty act. Relying heavily on makeup and glitter, Paul Stanley and Ace Frek- BEST OF LEON RUSSELL album, but then again, Todd they put on quite a dazzling ley are the guitarists, with SHELTER RECORDS Rudgren did manage to pack show. Destroyer portrays a Gene Simmons on bass and over an hour into his Initia- more musically inclined atti- Peter Criss on drums. Criss tion. In any event. Best of tude, perhaps even serious. excels on drums, but Simmons By FRED HOFFMAN offers almost anything you Listeners of "progressive" is even better at bass. Kiss ever wanted to hear from Leon music have already written the rarely employs outside help for After four years and eight Russell. group as a punk-rock group, about as commercial a song as their records, making the albums, Leon Russell has but they're listening on the has ever been released. The sound very consistent. With finally come out with a Best Contract bindings are most wrong label. Now it's true that point of the song is rebellion exception of "Beth" one hardly Oj[ recording. Only four of likely the reason Leon and lyrics aren't a strong point of by youth and conquering the notices strings or keyboards. those eight albums are repre- Mary don't show up here~at the group ("rock n' roll all world. Like I said, they're not Though Stanley and Frekley sented here with the first, least as a duo. Listen close night and party every day"), much on lyrics or original are'nt as profound on the 1972's Leon Russell grab- enough and you'll hear Mary but they're excellent ideas. guitar as Joe Walsh, or Jimmy bing five of the twelve cuts on McCreary Russell backing up musicians. "Beth" is the only soft spot Page, their ability to trade-off this disc. "Bluebird" and "Back To The on Destroyer. Most listeners continuous solos is unmatched. 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r In Shades Of Gray By DIANE CAPPELLI

DIANE CAPPELLI CRAIG SHAPIRO Objectivity is the cry of ...Objectivity Editor Managing Editor ignorant people. We, at the George-Anne, are constantly harassed by those who demand a completely objective news- as an absolute SUSAN CLARY WILLIAM PARKER paper. I am the first to admit News Editor Business Manager that the^efinition these people have is erroneous and objectiv- has no meaning. ity as an absolute has no meaning. • Editorial views expressed in the George-Anne are Consider this institution; it not necessarily those of the GSC administration or is made up of people who have faculty. Signed columns are solely the viewpoint of the writer. very definite ideas. President Duncan is a Doctor of Divinity and many of the faculty on V this campus hold similar de- grees. So the college tends to The George-Anne is made up Remaining open to all ideas is lean towards a conservative of people who were selected by an essential quality to be outlook, but I would, by no the publications board because cultivated and often this qual- means, say that this college is of their talents and their ity is abused by those who entirely conservative or takes a ability to work together. The demand the impossible. In religious outlook on many various individuals who had a their cry for an unbiased problems. It has a degree of hand in the decision-making attitude for the paper, they objectivity which prevents it process, merely by the attitude immediately ally themselves from being another Bob Jones of agreeing on certain choices, with the ultimate subjective University. And yet, Bob made a biased decision. And end of the continuum. Jones University, considered in the fact that we were all the ultra-right, probably has chosen, in part, because we Many things should be one of the finest film depart- work well together implies we considered before those who ments in the South, hardly a are all of similar philosophies would begin their tirades conservative characteristic. regarding journalism and, against bias in the newspaper, Objectivity, then, runs on a naturally, other issues. and one of those is that we can continuum with complete ob- What we can do is try to not be what there is none of in jectivity at one end and total achieve on the continuum a this world, and that is ideal subjectivity at the other. As point of objectivity nearer to objectivity. How boring it nothing is entirely black or the ultimate, since reaching would be to reach perfection, white, so no issue can be the ultimate is impossible. and how exciting it is to entirely objective or perfectly What our critics can try to do realize the multi-faceted phil- subjective. is understand the situation. osophies that exist among us. Alcohol—Letting A Voice Be Heard By BETH BLOUGH Perhaps the answer lies in the apron strings of home will enters-apathy. But coupled and how can students expect responsibility and experience. eagerly grope for those for- with it is ignorance of the change from the administra- The other day I heard a Understatement-college is a bidden fruits of evil unattain- right channels to effect change. tion when the students aren't friend expounding upon the total learning experience. able in the home environment. Students have the power to willing to change them. many disadvantages of going Fact-give people responsibil- College then is the natural change things if they try, but to a small school in a small ity, get responsible action. learning place. they have to make their voices southern town and as I Reality-fear of the unknown The trouble is that it does heard and their desires ob- listened I had to wonder why reaction to the given respon- not always teach. The school vious. Organizations such as he was here to begin with. sibility. Apphcation-the ad- room turns into the local hot the hall councils, Resident Hall spots~a la Flame or KOG and Association, CCC exist solely ...Again the long fermented the teachers become the own- for the students to communi- ers who care nothing for the cate their concern to the well being of the student only administration. question of Why arises the well being of the pocket- The administration and the book. school are here to meet our "Well it has some advantag- ministration does not allow Why not sponsor activities needs but we have to let them es and besides I couldn't go alcoholic beverages at school such as wine appreciation or know what our needs are. out of state and you know how functions or in fact on school discussion groups on alcohol- Instead of complaining contin- big Georgia is and I had to get grounds anywhere other than ism to educate the students uously, write letters to these as far away from home as I dorm rooms. rather than ignore their nat- organizations or even the could." Sound familiar? Still, The students have not been ural experimentation. administration and make all this complaining and ap- given the responsibility to But the question of alcohol known your discontent. parent dissatisfaction with the choose or reject alcohol as they is only a small part of a much So we are back to my friend. school... see fit. So they take this choice larger problem-what is there Here he sat head full of anger At the time his main where they can get it~off to do at GSC? Not a whole lot. and frustration over the way of interest focused upon the campus. So instead of sitting around things yet not once had he alcohol problem on campus or It is true that sometimes the room doing nothing stu- attempted to channel his rather the lack of one. He felt students "get drunk" and dents go out and when you go feelings along effective routes. as do many students that the unfortunately the result is out the atmosphere changes. There is reality for change but policy against alcoholic bever- often destructive but it doesn't Beer is readily available and only with action and with ages "conspiciously consumed" have to be this way. And after all who is going to stop time. It won't happen in two anywhere but the privacy (?) many-most-students are adult you? weeks or even two months but of one's room was ridiculous. enough to handle themselves if Perhaps if there were more maybe two years. Two years Perhaps it is ridiculous, but school supported functions as ago when I entered Southern, only given the opportunity. nevertheless it does exist. alternatives to 25 cent beer we were just beginning to If the school sponsored Being a curious sort, I night and pool, functions at allow a very restricted inter- activities at which students immediately tried to dissect which students could meet in a visitation and now it's almost were given the option of the issue and search for its free adult arid unrestricted not too bad. But that didn't making a responsible decision reason. It seems that alcohol atmosphere, this problem at happen without student activ- to drink, a pro-active situation and vandalism and rowdiness, least would diminish. ity and input. All talk and no would follow where the student not to mention conspicous The initiative does not he action breeds exactly that-no learned how to handle his behavior, walk hand in hand- totally with the school how- action. liquor in a mature manner. on this campus anyway. Again ever. The burden is shared or Sure there are justified It is only natural that a the long fermented question of should be shared by the problems and complaints but student set free on a relatively why arouse and with it at least student body as well. Here what right of complaint exists unrestricted campus without as many answers. another age old problem to one who adds nothing more . OPINION - PAGE SEVEN Commentary Backfires

In Attack On Greeks Un} STAFF By JIM OSTERMAN Alison Terry Features Editr In my lifetime, I have had scruples". This centers on member of sororities and Frank Maddox. Sports Edit? to witness many ugly events. attacking fraternities GPA. It fraternities as one way think- Sandra Aaron Assistant News Edifc Vietnam, Watts, Watergate. makes vague accusations and ers. That just doesn't happen. Jim Osterman, Debby Durrence Copy Editc But above all these I have had offers little to back them with. I respond to this because the Jim Harper Cartoonr to contend with one particular The practices it points the Students for a Better GSC Marty Evans Photograph ugly animal-prejudice. It has finger at (test files, pirated have allowed the ugly animal Jack Harris Subscript! prevailed all of my life against research papers, card pulling, to come alive. They have David Brown CirculatL blacks, Jews, foreigners and etc.) are reality, but not the labeled almost all Greeks as Lynn Olson Tyj any groups that do not always exclusive sin of the Greek rapists, idiots, perverts, Tim Amidon Hal Ruark Advertising Assist toe the mark socially. system. It also takes a swipe whores and mental cases. IT'S When I came to college I at Greek Week which was so JUST NOT TRUE. This sort of thinking left Christian Linda Kay Williams, Susan hoped, for the most part that infantile, I'll let stand on its Ambrose, Betn Blough, Estelle my environment would be one own discredit. carcasses in ancient arenas, Spears, Lynn Evans, Marty Evans, of predominantly open minds Thirdly, they deal with Jews in giant gas chambers Beth Ware, Mike Griffin, David and lucid thinkers. Now I have "ostentation and squandering and black corpses lying in the Brown, Tim Amidon, Donna Eidson, of unearned money." In it, streets of America. Gayle Taylor, Donna Turner, Debbie encountered a group who call Warren, Fred Hoffman themselves "Students for a they paint a picture of an This group has condemned Better GSC." This group has alcoholic, sex maniac with a an entire segment of the taken it upon themselves to monetary imbilical cord home. campus in a vicious one sided inform us of the hazards of the It implies that there is not a attack. MY GOD, people, when Greek system. They even went single Greek supporting him or the hell are YOU going to as far as to print a circular herself. It is one of the more learn that reasoning of this 4 pointing to fraternities and glaringly stupid errors of that sort can lead to nothing sororities as they really are. attack. This section also takes constructive. The Editorial We Point one, they say, is that a potshot at the business and A few years ago I read a criminal justice departments, treatise on bigotry that went of anti-intellectualism. They We wish to thank the anonymous donor who gave $15,000 labeling them as an academic something like this: harp on Greek social activities for the establishment of the Joseph LeConte biology scholarship Easy Street for Greeks. That See the Bigot as something "facist" and program. Generous offers such as these are promising indications doesn't deserve an answer What he likes is always liken them to "Hitler's Nazi of the future of the GSC Biology Department. Many people we either. good, Youth Corps". Granted, there have talked to have said that this department will be the second The fourth point talks about what he hates is always bad. are many things that Greeks to have a doctoral program. membership in these organiza- And when he hates, it hurts do that are childish. But so are The status of the Biology major is well-respected throughout tions. While there are some someone, and then we all the actions of some other the country and the generosity of this individual will that allow themselves a feeling hurt. groups. No collection of people undoubtedly further this renown in funding potential scholars. of superiority in joining a The bigot eats, drinks, are perfectly sober and behav- Another important donation was made last week to the ed, and no group should be fraternity, there are those who breaths the same air, and sweats under the same sun. library. Several hand written documents of a union general were expected to be. Also in point join out of interest or a desire presented by L.E. Hawver. With the anonymous . scholarship Just like you and me.. one is the fear that the narrow to work with that sort of donation and the rare document presentation, we foresee the Doesn't that make you minded Greek carries his group. growth of GSC's academic life. crazed attitude out into life. Finally, (Praise the Lord) wonder? Frankly, I'm scared of the they attack the Greeks as About you and me. SFBGSC doing the same. "conservative and indifferent P.S. I have the guts to sign .ssssss Their second point deals to social issues". This is plain this rebuttal, unlike some who It has come to our attention that the library is being used with "lack of character and damn stupid. It labels every hide behind a title. as a "social center" for many students on campus. Increased enrollment and library orientations have made using the building a more rewarding experience for those who want to study, at least when the noise doesn't make it prohibitive. Fortunate though more students may be, it has also encouraged a minority of loud, boisterous individuals who use study areas mere as congregating facuities. The majority of students, us included, find the library a place of learning and not engaging in trivial, and loud conversations and not, especially not, infringing on the rights of othrs to use the library for its intended purpose. We ask you to consider your behavior in the library in relations to its function and, if need be, correct it. SSSSSS The person or persons who painted "Led Zeppelin" on the wall of the Ad Building should be regarded as warped. Not only has he defaced an entire wall, he has also given us a good indication of his juvenile intelligence. We hope he was not a student here, and if he is, we hope he grows up. Such acts belong only on chalkboards in nursery rooms.

class and I think your really class in Newton anf fight your The Myth Of super. Not only do you have a way through the stubborn, gorgeous figure and beautiful inconsiderate bodies that have brown eyes you're also very planted themselves smack in Aggressive intelligent judging from your the center of the flow of traffic. comments about Napoleon Human forms clog the stairs New Women Bonaparte. I would really love and resent any intrusion upon to meet you and have a date their private sitting place. It The American press has with you Billy, more than doesn't seem to matter that perpetrated the idea of the so- anything. I've veen wanting to the stairs were constructed as called aggressive woman until ask you this ever since that a thoroughfare, not as a lounge I'm tired of it, because it is first day of the quarter, but I area. just that, an idea, not a fact. haven't had the nerve. So what Granted in certain situations do you say about Friday night We talk about respecting females will be forward like Billy? I really would love to each other's rights, yet we are attending a Tom Jones or more than anything!" so concerned with self that we Elvis Presley show, but his is When that day Comes I don't stop to consider that our only because its a collective think that society will have actions may be inconvenienc- type thing and they have the moved a giant step forward in ing others. reassurance and/or the comfort the right direction...hopefully. of other females in the Perhaps at last Bobbie Joe I suggest we become more audience kowing that they're will have her crack at Billy. sensitive to each other and try all "after the same thing." But I wonder how he's going to do our part in making each other's life just a little easier. From what I've read and to react to her? I guess we'll never... A good start would be not to learned, girls may have fanta- Wayne Robinson sit on the stairs at Newton, or sies about being aggressive, any other building, so as to but that's about as far as it impede students as they come goes. In all probability, the Bodies Block to and from classes. I'm sure a day may never come when a lot of students would appreci- girl will call up a boy and say ate the effort. something like, "Billy this is Entrances Bobbie Joe and I'm in your Nothing can be more frus- second period World History trating than to have to go to Debby Durrence •AGE EIGHT - FEATURES This Week's Entertainment & Activities

Tuesday, November 2 Leonhardt Band, Wms Coffee- wald Gallery, all day house, 9-12 midnight SAT Test, Bio Lee Hall, 8:30-5 Kappa Sigma Mtg, P/M 209, p.m. 6-9 p.m. Thursday, November 4 ^^ November 7

Alpha Tau Omega, Hollis 119, Afro-American Club, Wms 111- CUfi Moyie „0 Lucky Man„ 7:30-9:30 p.m. 115, 7-8 p.m. (R) Bio Lec HaU) g & 1Q p m Religious Activities Commit- Delta Sigma Pi Mtg, Hollis 10, Monday, November 8 6:45-9 p.m. tee, Wms 111-115, 9-11 p.m.

GSG Christian Scientists, Women's Intramural A&S Advisory Council, Pres l^Tj'cS^Z Wms 109, 7-8 p.m. D/R, 3-5 p.m. Volleyball, Hanner Courts, a.m.-5 p.m. Campus Crusade for Christ, 7 p.m. Campus Crusade, Wms 109, Campus Crusade, P/M 109, 7-9 Wms 109, 4:30-5 p.m. 4:30-5 p.m. Gospel Choir, Wms 111-115, 7-10 p.m. Women's Intramural Volley- Women's Intramural Volley- ball, Hanner Courts, 7 p.m. Accounting Assoc, Hollis 218, ball, Hanner Courts, 7 p.m. Alpha Delta Pi Mtg, Newton Friday, November 5 Pi Kappa Phi, Hollis 222, 7-9 3, 7-9 p.m. Alpha Kappa Alpha Mtg, p.m. CUB Movie "O Lucky Man" Wms 111-115, 5-7 p.m. Campus Crusade for Christ, (R), Bio Lec Hall, 9 p.m. Wednesday, November 3 Wms 109, 4:30-5 p.m. Gamma Beta Phi Mtg, Bio Lec Faculty Dames Club, Pittman Saturday, November 6 Hall, 7-9 p.m. New Music Concert, Foy RA Inservice Training, Rosen- Park Church, 7 p.m. (Cookout), Rear of Alumni Recital Hall, 8:15 p.m. wajd Conf Rm, 6:3;-8 p.m. CUB Concert - The Michael Panhellenic Auction, Rosen- House, 6 p.m.

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Sound Advice1 WINDSOR VILLAGE STEREO SALES -SERVICE- 681-3546 PAGE TEN - SPORTS. Guest Jock Strip f ^ Roberts Affects Wake By TIM AMIDON decided to try his talent pro- about the same time that fessionally rather than play for Roberts was named to succeed Goergia Southern jumped the new coach. Haddock. into the limelight of major Bill Chapman, a returning Ron Roberts built a tradi- college golf this summer when letterman, and Griff Moody a tion here at GSC in a very Ron Roberts was named as the highly sought recruit have short time, hopefully he won't successor of Jesse Haddock as refused to sign a commitment destroy one at Wake Forest in head coach at Wake Forest. proposed by Roberts pledging the same short period. Coach Haddock was dissatisfi- 100 percent effort for Wake ed with his treatment at Wake Forest and Ron Roberts. and decided to take his talent Although not mentioned in Eagles Look Dreary to a new positionat Oral the articles, the quiet decision Roberts University. by Curtis Strange to turn pro At the time of the change, may also have resulted from Roberts seemed a logical the coaching change at Wake During Fall Tourney choice to fill the shoes of Forest. The 1975 National Haddock. After all, he had collegiate champion, would By LINDA KAY WILLIAMS On Friday GSC's Blue team scored after a wild pitch, a transformed the GSC team have been a senior this year defeated ABAC 9-0, with Dave bounce-out and two singles. from a mediocre squad into a had he not decided to challe- The Eagles' won-lost Ladd the winning pitcher. He GSC Blue defeated Middle ^^ nationally ranked competition enge the pro circuit. Strangely standing of 4-5 in the October went 5 innings allowing 2 hits Georgia 4-1 in the night game. in the space of just three enough the decision came at 22-24 fall baseball tournament »and striking out 8. Marshall Justice as the winn- years. These statistics would was not very impressive. In the GSC White 7-1 win ing Eagle pitcher, giving up 1 seem to convey Roberts' prow- However, the games were over Armstrong, Friday eve- run on 1 hit, 4 walks, and 7 ess as a recruiter of talent and valuable to Coach Jack Stal- ning, Rick Faircloth hit a strike-outs. Ralph Bryant his ability to handle and lings in several ways. grand-slam homer in the fourth finished the game, allowing 1 motivate his players. In view "This tournament gave us inning to start the scoring. hit and striking out 4. of recent developments, how- some good pro exposure since Randy Hodges pitched 5 Sunday, GSC White defeat- ever, this doesn't seem to be there were a good number of innings, giving up no runs on ed Dekalb South 4-1. Billy the case. pro scouts present to watch 4 hits and three strike-outs. Steidl allowed 1 run on 4 hits Confirmed by articles in the the teams perform. Florida GSC Blue lost to South to collect the win. Atlanta Constitution and State held a similar tourna- Georgia, 2-1, Saturday morn- A GSC Blue-Dekalb double- Sports Illustrated, the tradi- ment during the same week- ings. Eddie Rodriguez went 5 'header turned out badly for tion of the powerful Wake end, and they drew only three innings for the Eagles, giving the Eagles. GSC lost 2-1 and Forest Gold Program seems to scouts while we had 15 up 1 hit, and no runs. Ble 3-0. The last game was a no be crumbling since the present." scored their only run in the hitter by the Dekalb team. appointment of Roberts. Stallings also had a chance fifth when Mark Struker Walk- The GSC White team ended The dissension that is rock- to do some junior college ed, advanced on Billy Camp- up 2-2, while the Blue team ing the Deacon Warship seems recruiting. There were a numb- ten's single, and later scored. was 3-2. to stem from Roberts himself. er of impressive young players GSC White fared no better Bob Byman, one of the main- who could be potential Eagle than the Blue team during the stops of last year's 5th ranked atheletes. second round, losing 6-1. The One 5x7 of your group team, has dropped out of the "Several of the junior college lone White run came in the plus one 4x5 of you and university and named Roberts players were impressive. 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.SPORTS - PAGE ELEVEN Women's Basketball Baker Sisters Bouncing At GSC The recording industry ball out in the yard I would go stands how I react, and I can has the Pointer Sisters. along and be the cheerleader. I also anticipate how she will Lawrence Welk has the Len- really didn't have that much paly." non Sisters. And now the Lady interest in playing." said Just like any other older Eagles basketball team has the Renarda. sister, Pam has plenty of pride Baker Sisters, an attractive However, Renarda's sisters for and confidence in her basketball duo who will be thought that she should keep younger sister. making their college career more up the family tradition, "Renarda holds a lot of debut this fall when the lady so Renarda decided to join in potential for the Eagle team," Eagles start their Regular with the crowd. It was a good she said. "It will just take a season. decision too; for Renarda little time for her to get used Pam, a junior, and Renarda, turned out to be starting rover to playing with the squad at a freshman are together again for her high school team, and GSC." after a memorable career at in 1976 she was chosen to be One can imagine the pres- Waycross High School. They amember of the Georgia South sure from the student body for spirited their 1974 team All-stars team. Pam had been Renarda to perform as well as towards the state AAA Title a member of the All-state team Pam has done for the Eagles. when Pam was a senior and during the 1974 season. But there will be no pressure Renarda a sophomore. The Baker family has pro- coming from Pam. It is no surprise that the duced a couple of other out- girls have such a strong standing basketball players, "We are very different; not interest in basketball, consider- namely Dale and Gale, a set of only in our looks, ideas, and Photographic Service ing the home background that older twin sisters. personalities, but also in the Pam [1] and Renarda [r] Baker will be together again this yeai they came from. "We always talk about how way we play ball," said when the Lady Eagles begin their regular season. The Bake) "Our mother was a true it would be if we had another Renarda. sisters made quite a name for themselves and the Waycrosi basketball star in her high sister," smiled Pam. "Then we Pam is a more agressive High team in 1974 by helping win the AAA State title. Th< school days, and she passed on could form our own Baker offensive player, while Re- sisters will be members of this year's team headed by coacl her love for the sport to us. I Sisters Ball Club and become narda's major strength is on Linda Crowder. guess you could say that she famous." defense. was our first coach," grinned Both sisters agree that Pam Eagle coach, Linda Crowder said Crowder. "Pam, being a of our squad. It's interesting Pam. "I started playing com- is more of a natural athelete, is faced with a rather unique third year starter is naturally to watch the sisters play petitively when I was in the and that Renarda has had to job of coaching the sisters. The more accustomed to our sys- together. They are both quick, fourth grade, and I haven't work harder to accomplish two Bakers and the Herd accurate, and confident play- stopped." what she has. One might sisters at Mercer are the only tem of practice and play. But ers. You might say that we've Renarda, had quite a differ- wonder how it feels to play on two family combinations in the it looks as though Renarda is got a dynamic duo on our ent idea about her position in the same team with your state. going to be a strong member hands." the sports world. brother or sister. "It's quite an amusing "I always wanted to be a "I feel more confident when situation to be coaching siste- cheerleader. Whenever all my Pam is on the floor with me," ers. They are so completely sisters used to start playing. said Renarda. "She under- different from each other," This Weekend GSC Tournament Southern will host the transferred to Flagler this fall. Coach Blankenbaker. "Hope- first GSC Fall Tennis Classic The College of Charleston is fully, those students staying this weekend, November 5th, one of the perennial strong over for the weekend will come 6th, and 7th. Coach Joe powers among small colleges, out to the courts and watch." Blankenbaker and the Eagle and Armstrong is rumored to In order to raise money for netters will welcome Florida have one of the strongest the trophies and other tourna- State University, Flagler teams in the schools history. ment expenses, the tourney College, Armstrong State, and A strong Eagles team will balls which will be used for the College of Charleston for pave the way for GSC. Those only one match, will be on sale the round robin tournament. GSC netters participating in for one dollar per can. Stu- Each of the schools is the tournament are Danny dents interested in reserving powerful this year, and the Gladman, Jimmy Henson, some used balls should contact tournament should be quite David Marsh, Andreas Koth, Coach Blankenbaker at the exciting. FSU is one of the top John Hanke, Paul Groth, Hanner Fieldhouse. independent teams in the Jimmy Jordan, David Ewing, Action will get underway Division 1 of the NCAA. Soren Hansen, and Grant Friday morning at 10:00 with Flagler College will boast a Hammack. GSC meeting Florida State in strong line-up with many of "This should be a close a doubles match, and Flagler last year's FSU players who. exciting tournament," said versus Armstrong in singles. "If Its Heads You Win!" The Haircuts $2.50 $ Outfitter Stylecuts $3.00 Specializing In Long Haircuts $3.50 Hair Style $6.00 WESTERN WEAR Shampoo $2.50 Men & Women

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State Department and FOR SALE: 1972 Chevrolet Impala. 3 clerical aides (typing skills United States Information Red with black vinyl top, tour white Announcements required) letter steel belted tires, AM radio Agency. A day long trip to historic Swine flue vaccinations will with stereo tape, 454 engine. 2 recreation aides • Opportunities and Qualifi- be available to Bulloch County Landrum 8571 - contack Eddie or In Cumberland Island is planned 1 administrative aide (typing cations as a Foreign Ser- residents Nov. 9 at the Bulloch The Pines. 554. for Saturday, November 13. skills required) vice Officer. Sponsored by the Gerogia County Health Department FOR SALE: Fisher 60 component Students interested should from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. stereo for sale - includes AM-FM Southern College Alumni • Further Information on radio with automatic BSR turntable, contact Gordon Alston in the Sponsored by the Depart- Association, the trip is open to Office of Financial Aid. Employment in Engineer- Fisher XP-56 'Free piston' speaker the public as well as to alumni, ment of Human Resources in system. Sounds very good. Moving ing • Accouunting • faculty and students of Geor- Teaching • Personnel Ad- Waycross, Ga., the vaccine is and must sell. Call 764-3326, recommended for chronically ill evenings. gia Southern College. Cost for WORK OVERSEAS FOR ministration • Recreational the non-profit tour is $20 for aged 3 to 18 years and persons FOR SALE: Tad Davis Classic II THE U.S. GOVERNMENT!!- •Library Work • Mainten- adults and $18 for students. all fields - a few months, or ance • Supply • Manage- over age 65, said Helen Wildes, tennis racquet. Hardly used for $40. Waycross health educator. Also, Western Flyer 5 speed bike for This includes lunch, land and permanent positions. Europe - ment • Agriculture • Med- $30. 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"HOW TO GET A JOB gold watch Timex will be holding tryouts Thurs- OVERSEAS WITH THE GAME ROOM Set of Ford Keys on a white Ford day, Nov. 4 at 9 p.m. down- UNITED STATES GOVERN- •••••• key ring stairs in the Wesley House. MENT." This book discusses Set of keys on a red Smiley key Needed are two males, one alto employment requirements and Mod-Furniture Water Beds chain with State Bank of Cochran on and instrumentalists. Must be activities of 13 different U.S. back willing to commit two week- Government Agencies in com- T-Shirts Albums Set of keys with Chrysler keys on ends of every month to plete detail...and you will be a Chrysler key ring-Sylvania traveling with the group. For told whom to contact at each Class of 1972 Washington County more information, call 764-4664 one concerning current over- Candles Plants Class Ring after 5 p.m. seas employment opportun- Single Weiser Key #E 67874 ities. Also complete informa- tion on: Also two errings and a red stone The GSC Student Bowling pendant on a small chain League has begun competition • Teaching Opportunities SOUTHERN at Eagle Lanes, but is suffer- Drop by the Office of Food ing from limited attendance. • Complete information on Directory Service located in Williams the Peace Corps - who and Center. The league meets Wednesdays RECORD OUTLET at 4 p.m., and encourages all where to apply WANTED: Piano Player. Salary plus Across From Landrum kitty for requests. Friday and interested bowlers to join a • Employment at the Pana- Saturday nights. Elk's Club, 301 S. team. Trophies and awards will ma Canal Zone - What Call 681-1988 after 6:30. be presented to the winners. type of positions they hire Chandler Rd. at Ga. Avenue 681 -2907 Addressers wanted immediately! and whom to contact. Work at home - no experience necessary - excellent pay - write Part time College Work American Service, 6950 Wayzata Study positions, as indicated Blvd., Suite 132, Minneapolis, Mn. below, will be available in the 55426 Off Campus Program for WANTED: used guitar case that Winter Quarter 1977. Students toesn't cost an arm and a leg. Call must qualify as to standards 764-9600 established by the program in

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