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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]. Due To Lack Of Vaccine Flu Shots Unavailable Here By DEBBY DURRENCE under the direction of the -v All adults with heart associated with older flu Georgia Department of Health, disease, diabetes or kidney vaccines are less likely to occur Swine flu vaccinations will will offer the injections free of disorders, and those over 65 this year because vaccines not be available to Georgia charge. should be immunized every available today are more puri- Southern students any time in No one knows when the year against flu. fied than those in the past, the near future, according to vaccine will arrive or how FLU "Usually a mild illness for Duffell said. an official at the Bulloch much will come when it does, healthy people, flu can mean County Department of Health. reported Health Cottage "Some persons may have a SHOTS serious trouble for those with swelling, redness and tender- officials. lung diseases." Dr. Michael "We do not have sufficient Savannah began immunizing ness of the arm. A small vaccine to distribute to anyone Duffell, president of the Geor- number may experience fever, its chronically ill and elderly gia Thoracic Society, said. other than the chronically ill Oct. 5 and will offer swine flu YOUR headache, chills or muscle and the elderly in nursing injections to the general public "They must be immunized ache," he said. homes," said their spokesman. in late October- LUNGS every year. This year, that "All of these conditions are "The innoculations we are Flu shots are recommended means shots to protect against temporary, and none are likely authorized to give will be GEORGIA this year for all adults aged 24 LUNG both the swine flu and the to be serious. Because the flue given next week," she said. and older and are essential for ASSOCIATION A-virus that circulated last vaccine is manufactured with a If and when vaccine for those with chronic lung year and is expected to killed virus, it is impossible for college students is available, diseases and certain other resurface." anyone to get influenza from the GSC Health Cottage, illnesses. f Unpleasant experiences the vaccination," he said

Debate Was Clincher Ginn Predicts Demo Win By SUSAN CLARY Ginn feels Carter will carry G-A News Editor Georgia with a comfortable margin" but won't sweep it. The Oct. 6 presidential "Savannah historically has debate "cinched the election" voted Republican," he said, for Jimmy Carter, Congress- "but I hope Carter has enough man Ronald "Bo" Ginn told a friends there to carry the city class of Georgia Southern with a slight margin. Rural political science students on Georgians have mixed emo- Oct. 8. tions, but I think they're Carter did well in the debate proud deep down. They're not because he put President Ford saying anything, but when on the defensive and kept him they get to the ballot box there, Ginn said. "It's easy for they'll vote Carter." a challenger to do, and this The South is changing; time it worked." moving into the mainstream of A Georgia background has national interest, Ginn said. helped Carter in the Southern The Kennedy-Nixon debates states, Ginn said, but Miss- began this interest and now issippi, South Carolina and Carter has improved the Texas may go for Ford while Southern image, he said. California remains a "tossup". "But Southerners are still He attributed this to the independent, conservative and STEVE ELLWOOO GINN Democratic candidate's court- believe the best government is The economy may be panied by owner Lynn ing of the "liberal wing." running in a primary is the least government. We going to the dogs, but Luffbarrow, Jack never "Coming from the deep different from campaigning for believe strongly in free enter- South, Carter has done the election. He began to move too "Jack Rabbit" will stick misses his daily round in prise. The South is where it out anyway. Accom- the Hollis Building. impossible in getting the nom- far to the left, but now he's ,quality growth will take ination," Ginn said. "But moving DacK to center.'' place." Nunn: 'Carter Will Be Elected...' By GEORGE FREEMAN the nation's budget, Nunn said added, "An all-volunteer Army The senator said the polls "Jimmy Carter will be that it has not been balanced cannot survive during a time are showing that we are elected president in Novem- since 1940. "You cannot bal- of prosperity and low employ- moving out of that "Vietnam ber," Sen. Sam Nunn told the ance the budget when we're in ment." syndrome." We are moving Journalism Club at Georgia a recession! Congress is very Nunn said he feels we will into a period where our people Southern College Oct. 12. concerned with balancing the have to go back to the draft. now feel a "sense of patriot-' Meeting with the students in budget," he said, adding that "Nobody would say we could ism, a sense of renewal, and a an informal question-and- he feels we have gone through fight a war with a volunteer rekindling of spirit" during our answer session, Nunn predict- a period of "unrestrained Army." Bi-centennial year, he said. spending." ed that Carter will win a "The way to prevent war is to be prepared for it," he said. When asked about the fact majority of the Southern "The single most important thing the 94th Congress did," Our "ready reserve" is that the U.S. has been States in the general election. supplying arms to the Arabic He listed Louisiana, Mississ- said Nunn, "was to pass the 100,000 short now and will climb to 200,000 soon he said, nations and to Israel, Sen. ippi, Virginia, and South Appropriations Bill." This bill put a Congressional ceiling on "This jeopardizes our state of Nunn replied, "I fear we're Carolina as possible "trouble becoming too involved" in the spots" in the former Georgia government spending for the readiness." first time "in about 50 years." The national defense budget Middle East. While we may be governor's bid for the pres- has "been cut too much in my pressured into selling arms to idency. "As unemployment decreases," first three years in Congress," Arab countries by the need for "Texas is a toss-up," he he said it's going to be more he said. "There has been an their oil, we have gained said. difficult to get people to enlist erosion of patriotism during leverage with the supply of Replying to questions about in the armed services." Nunn the time since Vietnam." spare parts," he ^aid. MARTY EVANS,,

-1 o e ■ PAGE TWO - NEWS. ■M.t.Mis«;ss«;w;*, Dorm Intervisitation Extended Hours Approved BY SANDRA AARON keepers, a centralized place in during non-intervisitation Olliff, Brannen, Dorman, the dorm for messages, and a hours. We have a good feed Veazey and the University lost and found department. back. I think everyone is really Apartments have finalized fall This was not possible last year elad." quarter intervisitation hours because Dorman only had As in Dorman, weekly inter- allotted for upperclassman weekend desk keepers." visitation has been very light High Pork Prices dorms. The new hours allow The general feedback has with slight variations. "Some intervisitation Monday been good, Morgan said. nights the figure rages from 12 through Thursday from 6 to "Everything that has been to 24, but as usual on week- Cause Cutbacks 11:30 p.m. and Friday through said has been positive; how- ends it is very heavy," Morgan reason for paper cups during said. By FRED HOFFMAN Sunday from 2 to 11:45 p.m. ever I had anticipated more the same period with ripoffs Of the five residences, jDor- people to take part in the In the case of the University The high price of pork is to running a close second. man, Veazey and the Univer- weekly intervisitation hours. Village Apartment building, Glasses have to be washed and sity Village Apartments are So far, during the week, visita- there was no actual resident blame for the cutbacks on bacon and sausage at break- put back several times during operating under the maximum tion has been very light, some voting on an intervisitation one meal alone, putting a , hours. proposal. Larry Davis, director fast this year said director of nights we have only 17 Food Services, Ben Dixon. "horrendous strain" on kitchen Gary Morgan, house director visitors." of housing, remarked that workers, he said. at Dorman,; said that no one because the physical facilities Breakfast was chosen as the Veazey, the only co-ed resi- meal to limit pork because it is Dixon has also ordered some expressed a desire for fewer dent hall on campus, is coping within the apartment made new equipment for this year hours; as a result, a proposal voting difficult, residents the least attended, he said. very well with the full inter- During the first two weeks including larger and lower was drawn up which utilized visitation privileges. All resi- moved in with the under- of school, Williams Cafeteria "sneeze guards"--the plastic the maximum time allotment. dents were fully aware of the standing that they would be tents over the salad bar-which Morgan commented further allowed to maximum hours served no bacon or sausage at hours and the proposal was all. This year, due to the high will expand the size of the that intervisitation is running readily accepted by more than under the extended policy. present salad bar two or three smoothly with no problems. Brannen Hall selected the rate of attendance, Dixon said half the majority. Jane Mor- 94 per cent of students on the times. In one particular aspect it gan, the house director com- hours of 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 Dixon, whose office is locat- has proven an asset. "Because p.m. Mondays through Thurs- meal plan, especially freshmen, mented, "The boys really eat breakfast during the first ed on the second floor of of nightly intervisitation," he respect the girls on the floor day and from 2:00 p.m. to Williams Center, is open to explained, "we now have desk 11:45 p.m. on week-ends. two weeks. Attendance drops and they do not intercede back to about 75 per cent after suggestions regarding food These hours were drawn up by service. "It's your money and I hall council and voted into that. Dixon added that student request reinstated meat at we want to spend it the way effect by the dorm residents. you want it distributed." He Len Holland, hall director breakfast. Bacon and sausage Haunted House is served two mornings during said that students could have ^expounded, "This was sort of pizza for breakfast or anything an experimental quarter with the week and on Saturday and Sunday. else that would fit within the Moves On Campus the hours. I have heard that food budget and satisfy nutri- some of the residents want to Dixon cited high attendance do, the house has serviced the at all meals as the number one tional needs. BY BETH BLOUGH town, Elliott said. "It would extend visitation to the full $ be interesting to see a survey hours. We are adjusting, but over-all the general feedback is Parking Lot To Replace The sixth annual Haunted of the crime rate during that very good, they like the •• House sponsored by the GSC time before and after the extended hours." Student Recreation and Park beginning of the Haunted Olliff Hall, the only female Old GSC Music Building Society (SRPS) will be held House." dorm to have the opportunity October 27-30 at the old music The SRPS has been given By DEBORAH BREWTON cleared out and materials left to extend their visitation hours in the building will be trans- building. permission to use a tract of selected the hours of 8:00 p.m. In past years the house has land on Perimeter Road on ferred to other buildings. No to 11:00 p.m. on Mondays The old music building % been held in old homes around campus to build their own through Thursdays and from contractors have been notified will be torn down to extend because there is no salvagable Statesboro, but due to a building for future projects, 2:p.m. to 11:45 p.m. Fridays parking space near Hollis general lack of availability of said Elliott. through Sundays. These hours material except a small portion Building, said Bill Cook, dire- of lumber. The plant opera- old homes and of cooperation "The problem is getting it passed by only five votes. Hall tor of administration and fiscal and understanding between the done, but we have some plans director, Anne Crowther point- tions crew is expected to do affairs. The building has been the work because an estimate town and college, the SRPS and I think we have better ed out that residents were so condemned and the Board of will use a campus building, than a 50-50 chance of getting of salvaging the building is diverse on the hours that it Regents has approved the roughly $5,000 to $10,000 Cook said Dr. Albert Elliott, head, it done by next fall," he said. was almost completely divided plans. said. area of leisure studies. The organization sponsors down the middle. One end of the building is Several years ago a beauti- three "houses" each year: the . About 50-60 parking spaces fication program for the city hounted house, some type of will be available and these will was instituted here by the city winter house (recently along be used for faculty, staff and marshall. All houses not meet- bicentennial themes) and the conferees who come to sem- ing certain standards were spring storybook house. inars in the Continuing Educa- condemned. Once this is done, "It is better to build on Infirmary To Be tion conference rooms. permission must be gained campus," said Elliott. "When The old music building is from the marshall to use the we have our own property we currently being used by the houses for any reason. can utilize it and design it and Ready By Spring dept. of leisure studies for a Suitable houses that are not whatever effects we build we haunted house during Hall- condemned are handled can leave, so we don't have to oween- through local realtors. Nor- tear it down and rebuild each mally these agents do not like quarter every year." to loan the houses because of The problem of finding a GSC Hosts the bad image it gives the house will be eliminated to, he house and often the neighbor- said. 3 Speakers hood surrounding it, said The purpose of the Haunted Elliott. House is two-fold, said Elliott. By GALE HANCOCK "We obtained permission to As a money raising project, use one of the condemned it funds many of the society's GSC will host three houses last year, but Mayor programs. It enables the group speakers this year, and various Lanier strongly urged that we to man a booth with promo- departments have scheduled select a house outside the city tional and informational mater- lecture groups, announced limits," said Elliott. ial about the curriculum here Frank Clark, chairman of the This year the city marshall at the Georgia Recreations and Lecture Series Committee. gave us a list of houses to Park Society conference each On February 2nd, Dr. Nat- inspect, but he did not give us year. The money helps pay han Hare, former director of the permission to use them, expenses for guest lecturers at black studies at San Francisco Elliott said. "The ruling is society meetings and is used to State College, will speak in that no one is to occupy this support such services as the conjunction with Black Awar- property; it's a city ordinance. bike-a-thon. It is also used ness Week. "There are other organiza- partially for social activities. In March, William A. Rush- tions in town that would like In addition to the financial MARTY EVANS er, editor of NATIONAL haunted house project for then- end of the project, educational REVIEW MAGAZINE will own; it is profitable," said benefits are gained from the The new Health Cottage will this is not feasible, during the speak. Rusher is a skilled Elliott, "Nobody cared when experience, said Elliott. Stu- be ready for occupation by week-ends. All the movable lawyer and an articulate we started the project, but dents in the organization and Spring Quarter '77. The equipment will be transferred spokesman for the conserva- i now that it is a success in program-planning classes completion date had been to the new Health Cottage but tive point of view, Clark said. everyone cares." are able to assimilate all the previously set for May, but the built-in equipment will be Rusher has written several "So with the music building material they have learned construction is far ahead of replaced in the new building. books, and has appeared as a available, I thought this would over a series of courses into schedule. debater on the television be easier than refighting the actual real-life situation. The building should be The approximate cost of the program The Advocates. battle." Regardless of the building finished by January or new infirmary is $895,000. No Douglas Kiker, Washington With the potential to pro- problem, the Haunted House February. The move has been plans have been made for the correspondent on NBC's Today vide a place for mischief will continue every year, said scheduled for winter break or if old Health Cottage at this time. Show, spoke Monday night at makers with nothing better to Elliott. McCroan Auditorium. NEWS - PAGE THREE Local Civic Support International House Opens By FRED HOFFMAN sofa and a beanbag chair from a Dahir would like a wind of Mr. Terrell P. Spence, Health, PE, and Recreation, recently The International House, concerned friend known only change. "There is no reason by the handle "Technician." Statesboro should remain completed two weeks of intensive study and research into more purchased last spring quarter proficient methods of military instruction. This two weeks of for foreign students by Dr. Dahir met 21-year-old Fayne provincial and archaic. There is Edwards at Akins Hardware no reason it shouldn't be as training took place at the United States Army Infantry School, Kathleen Dahir, opened in Infantry Officers Advanced Course, Fort Benning, Georgia. Cpt. September with four Nigerian where she frequently went for cosmopolitan and in touch with tools and information. Edwards the world as any larger city. Spence received an excellent rating for his academic input and and American students con- performance. He is now serving as the Headquarter tracted to board there. became interested in her idea We don't even have one ethnic and now volunteers hours of his restaurant." Commandant, of the 1st Battalion of the 121st Infantry The four-bedroom house at 5 (Mechanized), Georgia Army National Guard, Dublin, Georgia. Inman St. is designed to own time maintaining plumb- An open house is planned for accomodate five students. ing, electrical needs, and "just Oct. 22 and all civic and church Occupancy rates are $50 a about anything that needs groups as well as the general Dr. Dan Morris, School Service Personnel, recently had an month or $150 a quarter. The repair." public are invited. Dahir will article published in the fall issue of Educational and Psychological fourth bedroom will be shared Over the months donations foot the bill for refreshments Measurement. The title of the article is "A Computer Program to and rented for $125 a quarter„ have provided the house with which include 25 gallons of Accomplish Commonality Analysis." Dahir contacted the foreign tables, chairs, beds, desks, wine and several cases of coke. students during the summer dressers, a radio, and most "Interest in foreign students recently, from Dahir herself, informing them of the house and cultures should be Dr. Doyice Gotten, Health, PE and Recreation, has been with an invitation to sign up. two Hibachi grills and a 19" nourished," Dahir emphasized. color TV. Other niceties nominated for the office of President-Elect of the Research But most had already applied "A travel bureau has just Council of the Southern District of the American Alliance for for campus housing. When they include a dishwasher, refrige- opened here and is doing a lot rator/freezer, and a complete Health, Physical Education, and Recreation. The election will be attempted to move to the of business. I think it's a sign held at the Southern District meeting in Atlanta in February. International House during the set of dishes and kitchen that Statesboro will open up to first week of school, refunds of implements. the world." deposits could not be obtained from housing. Dr. X.L. Garrison, School Service Personnel, served as a Support had to be obtained member of the Comprehensive Survey Team for Camden County i - from local civic organizations AAC Hosts Party Schools, September 27, 28 and 29. because the school has no means of supporting the By KERRY ROACH taken on a trick-or-treat tour project. Dahir first spoke to of some of the dormitories. Dr. Howard Moseley and Dr. X.L. Garrison, School Service the Statesboro Chapter of the The Afro-American Club will Bill Carey, president of the Personnel, served as consultants for the Joint House Senate American Association of Uni- sponsor a Halloween party for Afro-American Club, pointed Committee studying the Curriculum in the High Schools of versity Women which donated local children on Thursday out that it would be a joint Georgia. They will continue to serve this committee through the furniture and dishes and Oct. 28 at the Williams Center project with the S.W.A.T. 1977 legislature session. spurred interest in other civic at 4:30 p.m. Club, a downtown civic group. clubs, including the Kiwanis About 50 kids, mainly from He also mentioned that the and Masters Clubs. the Blitch Street and Black Afro-American Club plans Dr. Herbert Smith, presi- Bottom areas are expected to more projects for the future dent of the Masters Club, attend. Car pools from the club and that one of their major kenan's broadcast the need for will be formerd to transfer the aims was to develop closer ties 03 furnishings over his C.B. radio children on campus. After the with the Statesboro commun- and subsequently received a party the children will be ity. For A Well Rounded CCC To Sponsor RESEARCH Art Supply Thousands of Topics Acrylics • Canvases Send for your up-to-date, 160- page, mail order catalog. Enclose 25SiebaW 764-9831 Planetarium Show $1.00 to cover postage and handling. v A Planetarium Concert lights and the illusion of space will be presented free of charge travel. RESEARCH ASSISTANCE, INC. tonight at the Georgia South- Shows will be at 7:30 and 11322 IDAHO AVE., # 206 ern Planetarium in the LOS ANGELES, CALIF. 90025 8:45 tonight, Wednesday and (213) 477-8474 Physics-Math Building. Spon- Saturday. "Come early and sored by the Central Coordin- stay late; there is plenty of Our research papers are sold for ating Committee, the concert music," said Turner. research purpotes o/ily. will feature music by Hoist, ■mmmmmmmwmmmMmmmuiiRag Lenny White, Tonto's Expand- ing Headband, Eagles, Beatles, b Pink Floyd and many more. 65th "You will have to hear the sound system to believe it," said Marshall Turner, CCC president. The system includes ANNIVERSARY two Harman/Kardon Citation SALE LASTS THRU MON., OCTOBER 25th 16 amplifiers, Crown and H/K Citation preamps, Nakamichi tape equipment and Dahlquist I and Advent speaker systems. "For those of you to whom p\tov>' this means very little, it is EXTRA SAVINGS guaranteed to be on of the best systems you will ever hear" said Turner. On New Fall Styles Mom's Wholesome Audio, the show's producer, is com- On All Four Floors posed of Scott Hannaford, Bill Hayden, and Marshall Turner. 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PHONE 764-6259 The American Red Cross PARKING IN REAR advertising contributed for the public good \ PAGE FOUR - FEATURES- Woody Powell Pecan Pies His Specialty By PAM NAULT "Pecans are in season al- eggs, sausage, ham, fresh fruit, most all year," Powell explain- grits and cereals all uniquely "Pecan Powell" is a nick- ed. "They hold up well in prepared. name teasingly bestowed upon transportation; they don't re- Powell also enjoys preparing

>J> TM Lecture Set For Wednesday Transcendental meditation brose, secretary of SIMS* the (TM) teacher Steve Hathaway popular misconceptions about will give an introductory TM still persist. "I've found lecture in the Biology lecture that the average person hall on Oct. 20 at 4:00 and doesn't have a clear concept of 8:00 p.m. The speech entitled what the program is, even "TM and the Age of Enlight- after all the publicity TM has enment" will be sponsored by received t» said Ambrose? the Students International The TM technique can be Meditation-SocietyMeditation- (SIMS) of learned by anyone, Ambrose Dr. "Woody" Powell presents one of his MARTY EVANS oser-"-^ added. No concentration, men- pecan pies to Senator Sam Nunn. The TM program includes a tal or physical control is simple technique to develop involved, and it does not English Professor Woodrow quire refrigeration; and I have dinner for friends, sometimes conflict with a person's belief W. Powell by Georgia South- never had a student who didn't accepting assistance, but usu- the full potential of the or faith. ern College students because of like one of my pecan pies." ally he prefers a solo creation individual. Practiced only twice a day, the technique the homemade pecan pies Over the years, Powell has of his "piece de resistance." It has been proved through which he presents to all of his baked thousands of pies. He provides a state of rest The pies have become a actually deeper than sleep. scientific research that the TM students at the end of every has developed 20 minutes of technique increases personality quarter. preparation and one hour for tradition for "Pecan Powell", This rest permits the body to whose students absorb the free itself of accumulated development, job performance, His pie-making hobby began cooking. He never makes less student GPA's, and aids in the when he was a student at than four pies at a time and on literature of Plato, Thoreau stresses and strains. and Emerson...plus a pecan reduction of cigarette and Furman University. "When I one occasion he made 100 pies According to Susan Am- alchohol use. would go home on the weekend in a week. pie. my mother would bake several His cooking ability is not pies for me to take back to limited to just pecan pies, he is school and when I began going also known for his strawberry home less often I started pies, spice pecan party dessert making my own pies from my and jam and jelly perserves. mother's recipes," said Powell. Powell's various recipes are Since arriving at Georgia often enjoyed at receptions, Southern 15 years ago, Powell parties, campus functions and has distributed one of his other social occasions. pecan pies to each student But Georgia Southern ad- every quarter. He admits that ministration and students are his classes sometimes have 35 not the only ones who have students making it difficult to delighted in his delicacies. prepare that many pies in one Gov. Jimmy Carter, Lt. Gov. day. "The students really Zell Miller and Sen. Sam Nunn appreciate it and it's gratifying are among the many who have as well as rewarding for me to sampled Powell's cooking, and do something special for them, boasted about it. said Powell. Although reluctant to. dis- Because of his reputation,' close his recipes to others, it is rumored that students not Powell has had a few of them only enroll in his classes to published in cook books. fulfill their literature require- "Some recipes are too personal ment but they want something and special to me which I can extra...a Powell pecan pie. not give away," he said. Students who have failed a Desserts are not his only course taught by Powell some- specialty. Every Tuesday at times sign up for his class 6:30 a.m. a sharing and prayer again just so they will get group gather at his home for another pie. breakfast and prayers. His He is often asked, Why. menus vary but samples of the pecan pies7 fine cuisine include scrambled

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.FEATURES - PAGE FIVE, Security Does More Than Write Tickets

By SUSAN CLARY Few of the tickets are_actually place near their class build- charged. ing," Deal said. "We have Rosenwald building. number-if the same car is "The only way to communi- "When students park in the there repeatedly, we know it's Campus Security guards work ample parking spaces. Some- cate with the students is to body just has to walk." Hollis lot, faculty members are a student and write him a 24 hours a day and become put tickets on the cars they forced to park illegally," Deal ticket." very real to the student who park illegally," Deal said "We said. "We have to ticket both. There are 14 security officers finds a little white ticket on go ahead and put a fine on so We will take a survey of the including Chief Harold Howell, his double parked car in the they'll come in and talk to us Hollis area and see what can who is the only ex-policeman Hollis lot. about it." be done, but we can't keep on the staff. Ex-city police Security patrolmen handle Security allowed a grace taking parking away from the haveserved as security officers, everything from rates in dorm period for a few weeks until students." but "didn't work out" because rooms to dead car batteries, new students got oriented to Sweetheart Circle has been they were too strict on the but ticketing is what they do the campus. "We wanted to changed from off-campus to students, Deal said. "We need best. And they do a lot of it. see the students we give residence hall parking to take a certain kind of under- "Right now we're writing tickets to and discuss parking care of the overflow from lots standing with college stu- 100 tickets a day," said Lt. regulations with them Deal A and B for dorms on the dents," he said. Sidney Deal, assistant chief. The Hollis and off-campus said. Landrum Center lots attract circle. It will probably be Security has been called to "But that's mainly because Most of the students' argu- changed back by winter quart- rescue keys from locked cars, freshmen and transfer students the most illegal parking, he ments concern tardiness to said. Students park on the er when enrollment drops deal with fires in fire chutes, haven't learned all the off-limit class or ignorance of legal down, Deal said. and start cars that break areas yet." grass behind the Physics-Math parking places. building and Hollis has had an Two security officers patrol down. "Anything that comes No warnings are given, not "The problem is students the entire campus 24 hours a up , any kind of problem--we even for first offenses, but it's influx of cars since the want to drive to class and park Registrar's office and Student day. They follow no certain want to help in any way we not quite as bad as it sounds. illegally when they can't find a Personnel have moved to the pattern, but staff areas are can," Deal said. "particularly sore spots" now, "We've got a good bunch of Deal said. Students also try to students and 99 per cent of it Roger McGuinn pass as visitors by not is the attitude," he said. "We registering their cars. "We feel like it's going to be a fine He's Back. He's Better keep a log and take the tag year. They're great."

By ARLEN CRAWFORD Dylan has written lyrics that McGuinn handles the 12 string are par for his ability, but Mc- electric flawlessly, and creates Back in 1964, if one Guinn has expressed the song a very individual sound. Mick listened to AM radio, one better than Dylan could ever Ronson produced the album, might have heard "Mr. Tam- hope to imagine. There is and though his productions are borine Man" performed by a nothing unusual about Mc- usually glossy, this one con- group called the Byrds. Be- Guinn's ability to express a tains a very rough edge. wtiinr yond David Crosby's knack for Dylan song. After all, who production, and a heavy dose really made "Mr. Tamborine McGuinn has done 3 prev- IN THE BEGINNING WAS THE WORD of Dylan lyrics, there was the AND 'HE WORD WAS WITH COD Man" famous? "Up to Me" is ious solo albums, but all have AND THE WORD WAS GOD man who was the Byrds. He a song of indecision, a unique lacked a musical direction. played a stunning 12 string story of sorts. Though each had their strong electric guitar. He sang "Turn "Take Me Away" and points, their overall concept Turn Turn" as though he'd "Rock and Roll Time" are remained buried. Cardiff Rose 28 West Main Street 764-9367 written the famous Biblical rockers. McGuinn is very is serious enough to make one passage. Unfortunately, Roger tasteful in his use of fuzz and think, without being so heavy Records & Tapes Hand Crafted Jewelry McGuinn has never received 12 string guitar. The excite- as to bring you down. Posters the recognition he deserves. ment is clearly on "Rock and such as After 7 years with the Roll Time", a song co-written Andrae' Crouch Wall Hangings Byrds, McGuinn finally start- by Kris Kristofferson with Chuck Girard Hand Painted ed his solo career. Cardiff Rose McGuinn. Pat Terry is his fourth and best solo Cardiff Rose doesn't really Screen Prints effort. This album is cohesively expose McGuinn's talent as a 9 Song Books & Sheet Music constructed, showing Mc- writer. Besides the Dylan and Non-profit Organization Guinn's remarkable ability as Kristofferson numbers, Joni to the an artist in almost every Mitchell contributes "Dream- Special aspect of music. land", but it's a poor song. march On Cardiff Rose is a track Repetition of verse and lack of Living Bible entitled "Up to Me," written a true musical tune kills. this of Dimes s by McGuinn's good friend,. one off from the start. Deluxe Padded Edition Reg. 10' $595 Bob Dylan. Lyrically, this is The musicianship is superb the best song of the album. as well as the production.

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STATESBORO. GA. PAGE SIX - OPINION. Sundays At Southern

By ALISON TERRY shot." Needless to say we left; for a special occasion.) We DIANE CAPPELLI CRAIG SHAPIRO The first thing I can re- hurriedly. talked him into breaking it out Editor Managing Editor member about Statesboro The Mill Creek Arts and and then started playing darts. (aside from the Allman Broth- Crafts Festival was held earlier (In a 6 X 6 apartment this is ers saying they got the blues this quarter out at the no sissy parlor game.) After here) was that Sundays here American Legion Hall. Some about an hour, the bourbon are terrible; and boring. friends and I were riding by was gone, there were dart SUSAN CLARY WILLIAM PARKER You can't buy any beer, and decided to stop. We spent holes all over the wall and News Editor Business Manager most of the stores are closed, a good afternoon looking at ceiling, and we were all so and almost everybody is out of homemade quilts, a corn-meal drunk we couldn't add the town. grinder, antique bottles, and scores. So we got out an In the past two years, I ancient Bulloch county histor- elaborate calculator - one of Editorial views expressed in the George-Anne are have probably spent 9 out of ical records. The best exhibit, those that can do reverse not necessarily- those of the GSC administration or 10 Sundays here in Statesboro. however, was an elderly black Polish equations - and spent faculty. Signed columns are solely the viewpoint of I have never been bored. lady who was making corn- the rest of the afternoon the writer. Sunday entertainment varies husk seat chairs. While twist- punching out 50§75§25§10§10- from week to week. When in ing corn husks into ropes and 200 (for hitting the wall or an industrious mood, I spend weaving them, she chatted ceiling.( V. the day studying (prompted by with us and told about Last are Lazy Sundays. I've an upcoming test on Monday), learning the art from her spent them just sitting around, or doing the laundry (prompt- husband's old half-blind grand- preferably outside. My fresh- ed by the fact that I ran out of mother - more than sixty years man year it was ultra-fashion- clean underwear on the pre- ago. able to spend the day sitting vious Wednesday.) Other good adventures; go- on the front steps of Deal Hall Other forms of entertain- ing out the river, walking - watching the traffic go by. ment fall under separate head- around uptown (especially the Last year I was miserable - ings: Adventurous, Absurd, alleys behind the stores - Olliff had no stoop to sit on. and Lazy. there's often some useful This year I'm lucky, I have a Adventures in and around 'junque' in the trash heaps), or balcony that faces Chandler Statesboro are numerous. I riding out the Mill where road. Last Sunday the girls once drove out to the 'Haunted scenes from the movie "Buster next door and I spent all House' with friends. We were and Billie" were filmed. afternoon sitting there watch- having a great time climbing A single Absurd Sunday ing the activity, drinking tea, over the fence when out of sticks out in my mind. A girl and making comments about nowhere, a shotgun-wielding from my hometown and I went the cars and people that went farmer came walking up and over to a George-Anne staff by. One guy asked us what we told us, "If you hippies don't member's apartment. (We had were doing up there. get out of here right now, I'm heard rumors that he had a "Practicing for when we gonna' fill your fannies full of fifth of bourbon he was saving retire," we said. Body Counts Prejudice In The 'Enlightened'Age By SUSAN CLARY Congressman Bo Ginn told a gress that goes into session. hard to forget. All of us in our zeal to prove the lack of political science class last week remember our segregated child- Prejudice-it's a word our We operate on the principle it. that "the time has come for hoods and our high school It happens every day at generation claims to make that more laws will bring more elected officials to look upon equality. Minorities are assur- history classes. We've had to Southern. Students walk obsolete. We say we've de- Americans as Americans in- ed a voice and majorities are fight the misconceptions and around with chips on their stroyed stereotypes and will stead of blacks or whites. prejudices of generations who put an end to discrimination. assured a vote. shoulders looking for things We're all Georgians here~the If we truly saw ourselves as remember the Civil War and that aren't there, a black People will be people beyond time has come for programs to equal, we wouldn't need new the years of injustice that their skin and ethnic creeds. student pointed out. "They help Americans." laws to enforce that equality. followed. take a normal disagreement It sounds good. We've Elected officials cannot do We're outlining our hopscotch and call it racist because it's become the new liberals, we're as Ginn asks until Americans pattern and handing out multi- But we fool ourselves when between blacks and whites." color-blind idealists, we've themselves remove the barriers colored glass. we say that we all now "see The Afro-American Chib assured ourselves that racism whose existance they still Ours is a generation of past the skin into the soul." In scrutinized the George Anne and bigotry have passed with deny. Civil rights laws are idealistic frauds. fact, we seem to look for for pictures of black faces. the generation before. demanded of every new Con- It's true that the past is prejudice in every relationship Verbal abuse has burned hot The problem is it's not true. between both races at an apartment complex near campus. m wnw afc ME wc$|££ -^ Yet we say we're open-eyed liberals. When are we going to stop counting heads? mm® We're proving ourselves no different from every generation that went before us. Prejudice is still here. Equal rights may be assured legally, but we haven't given each other those rights. We won't until we accept each black and each white on campus as a person, not a member of a race. Every one of us are the individuals we are through the people who influence us. As author Lois Cheney says, "You find you are made up of bits and pieces of all who ever touched your life, and you are more because of it, and you would be less if they had not touched you. Pray God that you accept the bits and pieces in humility and wonder, and never ques- tion and never regret." We are the liberal generat- tion. We can choose whether to enjoy or waste the resources other people, black and white, offer us. We can lessen or strengthen ourselves with the strength of our choice. •••/^/^//^VW

.OPINION - PAGE SEVEN Open Dorms Necessary Progress By DIANE CAPPELLI STAFF Alison Terry...... ^ .'.'.; Features Editor After a long fight, five years, of this, has the greatest Several of my friends at the Frank Maddox Sports Editor the intervisitation policy is potential for academic growth. University find GSC a laugh- Sandra Aaron Assistant News Editor showing a progressive leap Academic growth will occur able object when discussing Jim Osterman, Debby Durrence Copy Editors from the fifties. Seven days only if there are students to intervisitation. They chose Jim Harper Cartoonist per week is a surprising and increase the size and variety of UGA, many of them, because pleasing difference from the Marty Evans Photographer disciplines and, thereby, re- it afforded them freedom in Jack Harris Subscription two days, nine hours per week, this area, freedom with re- quire larger faculties. All this David Brown 7 Circulation we had as entering freshmen in sponsibility they knew they should lead to more graduate Lynn Olson '.'.." Typist 1973. We still have a long way studies and, as in the case of could handle. At Southern the to go. Not until all dorms have the School of Education, doc- decision seems to have been Tim Amidon Hal Ruark „ 7...... T. . Advertising Assistant the option of being completely toral programs. made for us, the responsibility open or closed will GSC be a It is somewhat of an for our own conduct has been Linda Kay Williams, Susan viable school in the competi- embarassment to have to placed in someone else's hands. Ambrose, Betn Bloujh, Estelle tion for new students. announce to prospective stu- Spears, Lynn Evans, Marty Evans, GSC is the third largest Beth Ware, Mike Griffin, David dents, possibly graduate can- There is a positive note; ' Brown, Tim Amidon, Donna Eidson, school in Georgia with dormi- didates that" GSC is a however slow, we are crawling Gayle Taylor, Donna Turner, Debbie tory facilities; only the Uni- dynamic place to learn when into the seventies if only just Warren, Fred Hoffman versity of Georgia with 22,000 its intervisitation policy lags in time for the eighties. And students and Georgia Institute so far behind the major we are growing in numbers. of Technology with 8,000 are graduate centers in the South. But I, for one, will not be larger and both these have no J I imagine many students have satisfied until see the inter- intervisitation restrictions. thought twice about our en- visitation decision in the hands GSC's 6,000 is, however, the lightened curriculum in lieu of of the students, where it largest college population in our neanderthal housing belongs. southern Georgia and because policy.

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that judgement can be made treating chronic or more ser- When I returned to the even more significant that the A Matter concerning any conflicts of ious problems. I realize that Health Cottage, I could hear a financial considerations are interest. Those who are mem- their facilities and services are number of the staff members ethical and professional ones. I bers of corporations, such as limited, but in those cases in discussing "the student that am convinced that no profess- ional doctor would behave in construction firms, boards such which they are unable to was giving them so much Of Ethics provide medical care, I would such a manner. I am vexed as banks, and professions trouble." I realize that a great assume that their proper deal of pain my distort the that I must pay a health fee directly or indirectly involved function would be to counsel countenance, the behavior, and for which I have no choice The CPS article entitled in judicial processes should and direct the student as to even the rationality of anyone, other than to receive this kind "Can they Be Bank Di- come forward and expose these where he can get the kind of but I frankly do not believe of treatment. rectors?" poses a question that interests so that the public can help he needs. that I had said or done Therefore, I am requesting a has long been ignored on this dynamically scrutinize them. I In the past I have left the anything rude or fisorderly. I statement to inform me about campus. Suffice it to say that am sure, nevertheless, that if Health Cottage feeling disa- was hurting and looking for the exact nature of the services the administration and the investigations are pursued ppointed or even dehmanized, help. Even when I saw the that I may expect the college faculty of Georgia Southern concerning particular actions but this week I had an doctor, he was defensive and health staff to provide. If they College contain individuals experience that more deeply unkind. Exactly what kind of are there merely to treat colds of these individuals, many and minor aches, then why is whose ethics are quite ques- disturbed me than any prior physician do I need to see? To conflicts of interests will ap- occasion. I went to the such a large staff necessary? tionable. It is not the intent of whom should I go or where? pear. infirmary, not expecting diag- What kind of further evalua- If, indeed, the only advice that this letter to expose them by There is also a moral nosis or treatment, but expect- tion do I need? The sardonic the doctor may dispense is to name or description. It is the question involved in this ing at the very least, sincere reply to my questions was to look in the yellow pages, then intent, however, to enlighten argument. These people serve and professional medical guid- pick a doctor "from the yellow why is he being employed? the campus and the commun- the public foremost. Their ance. On my first consultation pages." Even though the staff Furthermore, if a student finds ity at large that there are mental and physical energies with the medical assistant, I insisted that they could not these services not only unhelp- those making considerable sal- should be channeled wholly in was simply told I needed legally recommend any doctor ful but also dehumanizing and aries who find time from their this direction. Academics is a "further evaluation" from my over another, I was neverthe- unkind, then why can he not have the option of omitting the duties as administrators and family physician. Not only do less informed which one the tedious demanding profession. I not have a family doctor, but health fee in order to seek teachers to assume other "colored doctor" IS. It is also a profession that I also live in a town that is medical persons who must be duties in other professions. above all others demand five hours away from States- accountable to him? The first question that comes I am convinced that any that those within its spacial boro. I returned to my office in doctor who had to depend on to mind is : How do they find boundaries pursue the highest the Newton building upset and his patients choosing to I appreciate the opportunity the time to execute their duties moral and ethical charateristics very much in pain. On of my patronize his service would to express my opinion, and I as administrators and faculty attainable. Those who moon- teachers telephoned the Health never behave in such a hope that you are able to successfully and more impor- light or shirk their responsi- Cottage requesting a consulta- manner, because no one would answer my questions. tantly, with a high degree of bilities by shifting valuable tion for me with the doctor. see him a second time. But Alison T. Rowe quality while at the same time time to other professions holding down the responsibili- should scrutinize their moral ties of another profession? The character and their position in state pays these people salaries academe. For if they choose to enough to live quite comfort- remain in their present state, ably. Should not the state they not only injure the demand quality services in financial aspects of the system, return? This is a point of but disgrace the lofty stan- ethics that needs to be dards of Academe. addressed by the administra- A Concerned Individual tion and the faculty. Those who have other jobs need to come forward and address the Health Cottage taxpayer concerning the above point. Humanity The entire question of con- flict of interest needs to be Lacking ? explored with vigor. Again, I do not think the taxpayers of Since I have been a student the State of Georgia and those at Georgia Southern College, I who regard themselves as have used the health facilities a number of times for minor displaying ethical standards, health problems. I do not have been given the informa- understand, however, the role jCPS tion about these individuals so of the Health Cottage in But we need the money to save you from the Russians. PAGE EIGHT - FEATURES. Denzil Causey New Accounting Department Head Arrives

By PAM NAULT es daily, Causey is presently the completion and release of Journal and chapters of other School of Business brought instructing a CPA review his book, Duties and Liabilities accounting publications in Causey to Statesboro from The Georgia Southern course in Augusta, Atlanta of the CPA. He is also com- which he has contributed. Florida Tech at Orlando. accounting department recent- and in Statesboro for the first pleting another book, Account- When not in Statesboro, Causey .received his PhD ly experienced an evident time. ing for Executives, which is Causey is usually delivering in Business Administration at change with the arrival of a He hopes to begin an the' first of it's kind that speeches and conducting CPA the University of South Caro- new department head, Dr. accounting sequence to be includes cartoons to illustrate programs throughout the lina, his CPA while living in Denzil Y. Causey. His plans taught at night. "I would also the various chapters. "It is country. His schedule for Tenessee, and his PhD in for the college have motiviated like to offer an accounting being published by Grid Pub- October includes engagements Law at Emory University. . action, to say the least. package for people not in lishing Co. in Columbus, Ohio at the Georgia Chapter for Between classes, heading the Since Causey's June arrival accounting or business who and should be released a year CPA in Savannah, the Nation- accounting department, doing in his sporty spitfire with his would be interested in tax from spring," said Causey. al Association of Accountants research for books and fulfill- wife and two bassett hounds, preparation," said Causey. Researching and . writing in Augusta and the Florida ing his speech obligations, he has been involved with Georgia Southern is only a books isn't his only interest. Institute of CPA in Miami. He Causey finds time for tennis accounting activities within part of the numerous activities Causey's articles can be found will also travel to Los Angeles and sightseeing throughout the school and outside of it. in which he participates. One in professional journals such as and San Francisco to conduct Statesboro. Besides the classes he teach- of his latest achievements is American Business Law CPA continued education A welcome addition to the courses. administration, his plans for On WVGS The persuasive efforts of the college will influence and Dean Origen James of the benefit many people. Playing This Week HEAVY AIRPLAY Linda Rondstat- Hasten Down Lynyrd Skyrd- One For The The Wind Road Jon Anderson- Olias of Sun- hillow Triumvirat- Old Lovers Die Ruby Starr- Scene Stealer Hard Boston- Boston , Trooper- Two For The Show Budgie- If I Were Britainia I'd Gino Vanelli - Gist of The Wave the_Rules Gemini LIGHT AIRPLAY Camel- Moonmadness Jesse Coulter- Diamond In y MEDIUM AIRPLAY Rough Commander Cody- Looks Like Another Live One On Our Stanley Clark- School Days Artful Dodger- Honor Among Hands Theives Earth quake- 8.5 Rick Derringer- Derringer Caravan- Blind Dog At St. Bob Dylan- Hard Rain Byran Ferry- Let's Stick Donstains Together FPI EXPERTS ADMIT THEY FOUND Flo & Eddie- Moving Targets Lewis Furay- Humors of NO FIN6ERPR1NTS Ray Thomas- Hopes Dreams & OF JAMES EARL RAY IN HIS AILEGEP GETAWAY CAR, Arlo Guthrie- Amigo Wishes Heart- Dreamboat Annie THE ROOMIN&HOU&E,N0R ANYWHERE ELSE HE SUPPOSEDLY Herbie Hancock- Secrets WAS, AND THAT THEYCOULOMT PROVE THAT RAY'S RIFLE Jefferson Starship- Spitfire Mothers Finest- Mother's FIRED THE BULLET WHICH KILLED MARTIN LUTHER KING/ Klaatu- Klaatu Hub- Cheata Finest

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, SPORTS - PAGE NINE t FSU Here Sat. Eagles Destroy Vandy The Georgia Southern water polo team made its 1976 debut Saturday here at the Hanner pool with a win over the Vanderbilt Commodores. The Eagles lost four starters X. J from last year's team which posted a 4-2 mark and finished third in the prestigious Yale Invitational. Vanderbilt, Georgia Tech, Florida State Fencers Prepare and Richmond appear on the five match schedule which also includes return appearances at both the Yale Invitational and For Tournaments the Florida State Invitational.

"Even though we do lack The eagle water polo team ripped the Vanderbilt The fencing club, which and Sunday the 20th and 21st the depth which we have had Commdeores 15-6 last Saturday at Hanner Pool. offers all of its participants a of November "The Turkey in the past, we have increased chance to compete regardless Open" will be held in Athens. our overall size and strength," of experience, is preparing for Six turkeys will be the prizes says head coach Bud Floyd. this season. On Oct. 23, of the competition. GSC will present entries into The fencing club, under the "We have experienced per- the "Under Nineteen" tourna- direction of Dr. French of the sonnel such as 6-8 Bruce ment in Atlanta. A "Tigress," Biology department, invites Pawloski and Tom Pecht an all-women's competition, anyone interested in joining to returning. Dave VanDerLike will be held at Clemson contact Jane Faulk, the club has been a pleasant surprise as University on Oct. 30-31. president, or to attend one of goalie and the addition of 6-6 their meetings. The Club meets Bill Ellswood will definitely There are several inter- Mondays and Fridays at 4:30 keep us competitive. We do collegate bouts proposed, dates and Thursday evening at 7';30 have a tougher schedule, but I and locations unavailable at in the wrestling room at also believe we have a team this time. Then, on Saturday Hanner. that can handle it." Tournament To Bring In Surrounding Junior Colleges

By LINDA KAY WILLIAMS more cuts until the end of fall Armstrong State on Oct. 10. practice, according to Stall- The Eagles lost 9-2 and tied A fall baseball tournament will ings. "We've kept enough 2-2. be held at Eagle Field on Oct. guys to field two complete Stallings was not surprised 22-24 between GSC and several teams, and we will carry both by Southern's showing. "We junior colleges. This event will of them through the fall saw pretty much what we allow the fans to preview the tournament and practice expected to see. The team 1977 team. schedule." didn't play well in either game, For head coach Jack Stall- The eagles played an exhi- but the defense was secure in ings, it will be an important bition double-header against the second game." recruiting period. Stallings thinks that the fall games are important for their training value rather than for a won-loss total. The coaches use Town and Campus the games to look the guys University Plaza over and give the players some playing experience as well. "A Stones Throw From Land rum" "We get to see the better junior college players," said Stallings, "and they have an X opportunity to see the field NEW! COSMETICS and the campus. Southern has a strong academic relationship Discount Rev Ion \ with junior colleges in Geor- gia." Prices On Max Factor Love Coach Stallings has been Many impressed with fell practice so Charlie far. "Certain guys have looked \ good while others have strug- \ Items Many More! gled. Many of our players are new and it's going to take some time for them to get acclaimated to the school and our program."

Stallings stated that there Plants have been no standouts during ROBERT REDFORD/DUSTIN HOFFMAN ALL THE PRESIDENTS MEN the fall practice. "We have Slarnng JACK WARDENS .ecial appearance by MARTIN BALSAM HALHOLBROOK Jewelry and JASON ROBARDS as Ben Bradlee • Screenplay by WILLIAM GOLDMAN been more impressed with Halloween \ Based on the book by CARL BE RNSTE IN and BOB WOODWARD • Music by DAVID SHIRE some of the guys than we first Cards Produced by WALTER COBLENZ • Directed by ALAN J PAKULA thought we would, but there Photo A Wildwood Enterprises Production have been no big surprises. Posters A Robert Redlord-AanJ PakuiaFilm 1 POlwuam. amp atsgrawg' T£CM«icrxo« ■ From Warner Bros Some of them came from l£M( S0MI H* Kl M JOTUiCl I'Ot m TMMCUT Developing A Warner Communications Company programs where they just Stationery PMC"o«**< o played around and didn't accomplish anything. I am Gifts J very pleased with the way some of them are working." Coming Soon To After the first major team cut, all but five of the walkons were released. There will be no Shop T and C for variety. A Theater Near You PAGE TEN - SPORTS Eagle Tennis Netters Prepare For Season

His absence will leave a void The men's tennis team has David Marsh from Atlanta will be returning a a junior. in the eagle's number one begun practice for fall quarter. position. Coach Joe Blankenbaker will Also, sophomores Andreas Koth of West Germany and "Although we do not have a return for his third year as strong number one man lined head coach. John Hanke of Atlanta will return for their second year of up to take Peter's place, I * Primary activities include think the team will be as conditioning and preparatory action. Freshman, Paul Groth of strong overall as it was last practices. A couple of fall year," stated Blankenbaker. tournaments will be played, Atlanta, is a recruit who will surely add talent to the team.. "The players coming out but the main effort will be to this fall have a good attitude get the team ready for the Groth met and defeated re- known Charlie Ellis of the towards working hard and regular season which will begin preparing themselves for the in late February. University of Georgia during the Peachbowl Invitational season. We are working hard On Nov. 5-7 Southern will to strengthen the squad and this summer. host a 5-team tourney. Florida make sure we have plenty of State, Flagler, Armstrong Tentative plans include two depth." State and the College of more recruits to come to GSC Dr. Harry Carter, a faculty Charleston will join GSC for winter quarter. The new nett- member in the Business Man- the Round Robin tournament. ers will be Greg Wheaton and agement Department, will be During the three days, stu- Doug Hull, both consistent assistant coach for the team. dents will have an excellent junior college players. Carter was a former member of chance to catch a preview of Walk-ons Jimmy Jordan the GSC tennis team. the recruits and walk-ons from Young Harris, David Looking towards the regular which have been added to the Ewing of Atlanta, Soren Han- season's schedule, the Eagles squad. sen from Denmark and Grant will be facing another tough David lviarsn prepares to serve during the Returning players for the Hammack complete the list of season which includes teams Eagle" netters' fall practice: eagles are seniors Danny players going through fall like Hampton Institute, the Gladman and Jimmy. Henson. practice. Division II Champions-1976, Both Dlayers are from Lake- Peter Holl, the number one William and Mary's, the Cita- del, and the University of land, Fla. During the sum- seeded player for last year's mer, Gladman and Henson squad will not be on this Kentucky. The tentative teamed up to take first places year's squad. Holl was a schedule includes some 25 matches for the eagle squad. for doubles in several tourn- strong player and a consistent aments held in Florida. winner for the team last year.

Golf Meeting *** FOOSBALL TOURNEY October 23rd Scheduled

Golf coach Buddy Alex- ander has announced an organ- izational meeting for those persons interested in trying out for the golf team. The meeting will be held Oct. 22 at Alexander's office inside Hanner at 3 p.m.

Topics being discussed will include qualifications for mem- bership and plans for a walkon tournament. Each person at- tending the meeting will be required to fill out a form. , fjPnjjTOj^^fiF FT FVJjfc Mool Shark Intramural Report^ Jock Strip Outstanding Players Named By FRANK MADDOX performance Monday night Pharris Rogers, from Claxton, By FRANK MADDOX Leaning casually on my cue when Sigma Chi dusted Sigma Georgia, scored two times and stick, I enjoyed a few rounds The first week of intra- Nu. had two long runs called back Southern's craftiest ath- of singles before noticing a mural football produced num- The two independent team because of penalties. Mike lete doesn't even wear a jock shiny quarter laying on the erous outstanding perform- standouts were on the same Griffin, defensive back, made strap. Neither does he frequent table. I looked up and there ances. The selection of four team. Brannen Hall's "The numerous tackles and played the sweaty hall of the weight stood Pool Hall Richard, his individuals for the Most Valu- Football Team" won both its fine pass defense. He scored on room. And surprisingly enough woman by his side. Now for able players was rough. But games impressively last week. onne of his interceptions. he doesn't necessarily live in many of you, the thought of here are the selections. Dorman Hall. Sleeping until being challenged by a pool dusk and appearing just as the shark may not arouse feelings Mike Brodhecker, from moon comes out, the POOL of nausea. However, I don't Martinez, Georgia, is a mem- SHARK could care less about really know how to shoot pool. ber of the Sigma Nue team anything but the sound of My feet started sweating and I and plays defensive end. Brod- "rack 'em up." excused myself to the restroom hecker played consistent good There is no way to stereo while the jock racked the balls defense in both games he type the modern pool shark up. Once inside the safety of participated. Sigma Nu lost to according to his dress, his car, the John I screamed twice and Sigma Chi early in the week, or his girlfriend. Not until he prayed for an honorable but rebounded against Phi has cue stick in hand, prepar- scratch. Delta Theta in the- weeks ing to run the table do his When I returned to the table finale. distinguishing qualities appear. a large crowd had gathered to Jeff Stubbs, quarterback for The eyes glass over, lips purse see the massacre. I don't Sigma Chi was the most and all nerves are keyed to the remember anything much valuable offensive player in the table. about the game. After the first fraternity league. Jeff is from Now, I'm not refering to the shot I went into a semi-coma Fayetville, Georgia. He ran for everyday pool shooter that you state. Next thing I knew I two touchdowns and passed see after lunch down in woke up back in my dorm ifor two in an impressive Williams Center. Although a room. My roommate informed pool shark may be present in me that I had been thoroughly the glaring brightness of the raped. After Pool Hall Richard Netters flourescent lights, he will had run the table twice, his rarely show himself until in the woman stepped up and con- semi-darkness of a smoke filled tinued the bloody ordeal. Travel To pool hall. If you aren't familiar The last few days have been with the fellow, try cruising terrible. I have walked around out to the Hops some night campus wearing Kappa Sig MARTY EVANS sunglasses and turtlenecks try- Charleston during a full moon. Action has been tough and often painful The other night, after killing ing to hide my identity, fearful Friday will be a testing at the intramural football games. a few cans of Tab, my blood that I may be recognized and time for the young Lady was running hot so I decided stoned out on Sweetheart Eagles tennis squad. The to pull it on out to the Hops Circle for being a fool. Foolish netters will be facing four elite and see what was goin' on. enough to take on that man of teams from South Carolina: • Open Your Eyes To The men: the Pool Shark. the College of Charleston, last year's state champions; Fur- World Of Books. man; the University of South Carolina, which tied for second • Organic and Herbal Books place in the state; and Clemson. • Photography Books This year's eagle team . f • Art Books consists of five freshmen, two sophomores, and one senior, Kenan S • Novels • Perpetual Sale Table who are: Dale Nesbitt, Kim 2SSiebald Mosley, Jan Marqueson, Amy 764-9831 Haugabook, Jan Lowe, Connie Barrow, Paula Westmoreland, and Kay Shelley. Dr. Shriver is eager to see how well the team will do in the tournaments against qual- 764-6448 ity competition. "We have some very good new talent and -Hut, some solid old talent to assure There are a lot of good things under our roof. team depth and strength." $2.00 off 1 fc<*° ^ Off Campus s^\& any large Beverage Center pizza SAVE $2.00 WHETHER YOU EAT IT HERE O TAKE IT HOME. JUST PRESENT THIS COUPC AT THE PARTICIPATING PIZZA HUT® RESTAURANT NEAREST YOU.

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Hollis 117. All interested in meeting our foreign business managers are students and discovering h, urged to attend. what is happening at the Classified International House are Announcements invited to attend. There will be an organi- Announcements The International zational meeting of the House will hold Open Sociology-Anthropology House, Friday, Oct. 22, at Club tonight at 6:30 in Organizations 8 p.m. The house is Newton Room 1. All located at 5 Inman St. interested students are All students interested urged to attend. quarter was 2.73. The Kathie Brown and Lynn FUNKY Classifieds cumulative average was 2.63 Mikell. for the entire year. Pledge Class Officers for So says the VA. FOR SALE: Oak Firewood. Fall Quarter 1976 are as by TOM BATIUK Cut to order. $25.00 a load. Sigma Pi won the fraternity follows: President: Linda 839-3793. scholarship award with a Jones, Vice President: Beth 1 HATE TO BREAK THIS TO 2.5711, for spring quarter. Swicord, Secretary: Connie FOR SALE: Guitars - 1967 Placing second was Sigma Nu Gibson Electric Kalamazoo Lipscomb, Treasurer: Vicki VOO,LES, BUT WO CAN'T Model- and 1967 Framus with a 2.5618; Sigma Chi won Camion, Social Chairman: Acoustic. Prices Negotiable. third place with a 2.5285. The Alex Katehakis, Scholarship: APPLV FOR ALL THOSE 764-4423 Dave or Box 11671. fraternity average for spring Anna Paine, Song Leader: quarter was 2.3261 and the Angie Bennett, Chaplain: VETERAN EDUCATIONAL AND FOR SALE: Clothes, practi- cumulative average was cally brand new and at very Evangeline Theodorou, Pan- TRAINING BENEFITS UNLESS reasonable prices. Call 2.3736. There were 487 college hellenic: Ann Eason and Diane 681-1254. men enrolled at GSC last Raebel. ^OU'v/E BEEN IN THE SERVICE/ spring quarter who were in New Big Brothers for Alpha FOR SALE:Classical guitar made by fraternities. Delta Pi are Mike Hartly, Tom Garcia - call Betty Leigh at 681-5230, room 321. McMillan, Andy Cowart and Charles Christian. WANTED: used guitar case that Alpha Delta Pi congratu- doesn't cost an arm and a leg. Call lates their new pledges for Fall 764-9600 . Quarter. They are: Ann Eason, The Zeta Chapter of Pam Deal, Dana Smith, Angie FOUND: One ten-speed bicycle in Bennett, Loren Creuser, Meg Phi Beta Lambda, an the vicinity of Sanford Hall. Call Bill organization for all busi- Fritz, room 305, ext. 5245, Sanford Mitchell, Lori Vestal, Connie Hall, or write to Landrum Box 10869 Lipscomb, Linda Jones, Glen- ness majors, held its and identify. da Rice. Kim Herndon, Kim organizational meeting Mosley, Brenda Wright, Oct. 11. Plans for the Addressers wanted Immediately! Work at home - no experience Evangeline Theodorou, Nancy coming year were dis- necessary - excellent pay - write Morgan, Diane Raebel, Nancy cussed. American Service, 6950 Wayzata Jones, Beth Swicord, Kim Contact the nearest VA office (check your Blvd., Suite 132, Minneapolis, Mn. The next meeting will Reid, Anna Paine, Vicki phone book) or write: Veterans 55426 Cannon, Alex Katehakis, be Oct. 25, at 7:30 p.m. in Administration. 271A1, Wash., D.C. 20420 FREE: 3 long-haired kittens with new flea collars! One black and 2 smoke. Call 842-9441 after 6 or Ami, Box 8827. Organizations Chi Omega won the sorority scholarship trophey with a 2.838, for spring quarter. Second place was Phi Mu with a 2.836; third place Delta Zeta with a 2.80. The overall sorority average for spring SOUTHS! DE ADULTS M50 CHILD 50= OPEN 7:30 SHOW AT 8:00

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