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VOLUME XLIV, NUMBER 13 NORTH CAROUNA AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL STATE UNIVERSITY. GREENSBORO NOVEMBER 17, 1972 Two Students Die At Southern Univ.

BATON ROUGE, LA.- All This same report says that as that seems certain about far Sheriff Al Amiss of East Thursday's confrontation Baton Rouge knows, his men did between police and students at not fire rifles, shotguns or pistols the of only tear gas. However, Amiss located here is that two of the did say the his men heard two students are dead. pistol shots from the crowd. Police leading dogs moved In another report officers are onto the campus to oust a group quoted as saying that the two of students who had occupied had been shot. But still another the school's administration report says that the students building in protest. could have died from wounds Allegedly, when students inflicted by fragmentation refused an order ot leave the bombs. building, approximately 100 of The showdown Thursday the deputies from the East Baton was brought to a head a two Rouge Sheriff's department week old protest at the moved into clear the building predominately Black university Photo by Williams and were met by a volley of tear with students taking over the Student Body President LARRY HINTON Listens To Coed In Wednesday Rap Session In Holland Hall gas and fragmentation bombs. administration building earlier Another report says the officers the morning. were met only by a smoke bomb After the shootings (as one thrown from the building. report terms, the deaths) police One report says that the restored control of the building deputies and students "Battled" ot the administration. Lousiana Rap Sessions Cover Many Topics with students for ten minutes governor Edwin Edwards has and that shots and tear gas were called out 700 national fired. When it was over two black guardsmen to restore order to men were dead. the campus. decision is made - althought By Rita Manley restrictions of the state committee, they will be accepted we're trying very hard to have The Student Government though ranging from dormitory co-ed visitation by next Dowdy Elected Head Association held several rap to dormitory." He also semester.". sessions in dormitiorie this past commented that the Women's On the extension of curfew week. Representing the SGA council is now deciding this for hours, the women in Holland were Larry Hinton, president; all women's dormitories. Hall voiced a majority opinion Land Grant Gronp Robert Rivers, attorney general; The SGA representatives for self-limiting hours (no Bennie McMorris, vice-president; explained the rules for co - ed curfew). and Avon Morgan, treasurer. visitation as set up by the state "By getting rid of a curfew, Dr. Lewis C. Dowdy, since 1964, in 1969 became the The agenda for discussion committee. These reules provide some problems with campus cops chancellor here, has been named first black to serve as chairman included the following topics: (1) limitations for any regulations could be eliminated," implied a president-elect of the National of NASULGC's Council of Co-ed visitation, (2) Curfew decided upon by the campus student. This led to the Association of State Universities Presidents. He is a member of the hours extension, (3) Campus committee. A few of these state discussion of Campus Security. and Land - Grant Colleges, board ofj directors of the security, (4) Food service, (5) regulations mentioned are as Various complaints were heard in (NASULGC). He will be the first Association of American Colleges the Student Court System and follows: (1) Co - ed visitation regard to the policemen black to head a major higher and a menjber of the national (6) A general rap session. time limits are from noon to 12 searching rooms without being education association. advisory gfoup to the U.S. midnight on . Sunday through At the Holland Hall session escorted by a dorm counselor Dowdy's election Tuesday at Marine Corps. Thursday and from noon until Wednesday night, Larry Hinton and their lack of courtesy to the association's 68th annual Dr. Parks, who has been two a.m. from Friday to first introduced the topic of young women. convention meeting here at the president of State since Saturday. (2) Three guests will Co-ed visitation - which has been Concerning Food services, Statler Hilton , means that 1965, has also served as professor be allowed for each roommate at one of the chief concerns of the Hinton pointed out that he will assume the presidency of government, dean of a time. (3) The guests must sign Student body this year. As of "nothing can be done about when the group meets in , instruction and vice president for in and out visiting one room now co-ed visitation exists in changing this system as long as it Colo, next year. academic affairs at Iowa State. only, and be escorted to the Senior Dorm only. According to is under the present contract." Dowdy succeeds Dr. W. He was also a professor of room by the person he is visiting. Hinton, even the idea of Furthermore, Hinton implied Robert Parks, the president of agricultural Extension Center for (4) The individual room doors campus-wide co-ed visitation has that a meal ticket should be Iowa State University, as Advanced Study at the may be closed at these times, but not been finalized yet. The co-ed transferrable in view of the fact NASULGC's president-elect! University of Wisconsin. not locked. that some student has paid for it, visitation committee has been Parks will serve as president for a Dr. Parks is a past president of and could lend it to a friend if he working on guidelines and year. the Mid - American State "Thursday night," stated wishes. concepts for co-ed visitation Hinton, "The Women's Council The National Association of Universities Association and has Robert Rivers informed the since August. Also, the passed a decision that for all State Universities and Land been a member of the executive women of the present dormitory councils, Women's women's dormitories, the time Grant Colleges is the nation's committee of NASULGC since effectiveness of the Student Council and other organizations limitations for vistiation in the oldest higher education 1969. He also served as Court System. He said that the have been suggesting rules and rooms are from Saturday to association, having begun co-chairman of a national Judicial Tribunal Court regulations which could be Thursday, 6 p.m. -11 p.m. and on meeting in 187 1. committee sponsored jointly by sometimes ignored the authority followed if co-ed visitation is Sunday from 3 - 11 p.m." He also The association is comprised NASULGC and the Cooperative and position of the Student granted. added that these were just their of 188 major state universities Extension Service. Court. As an example of this, Hinton encouraged each suggestions and definitely not and land grant colleges, which He received the B.A. degree Larry Hinton's trial in the city dormitory to "decide on your finalized decisions for the co-ed enroll nearly 31 percent of all of from Berea College in , court might not have taken place own regulations for co-ed visitation committee. When the college students. The the M.A. degree from the if the Student Court System had visitation." He explained that asked about the deadline for organization functions with six University of Kentucky and the been worked like it ought to have "the personality of Holland Hall making final decisions councils, representing the major Ph. D. from the University of been. Rivers stressed the fact may be different from that of concerning visitation, Hinton areas of university life and Wisconsin. All degrees were that more student involvement High Rise, and as long as their replied, "it would probably be service. awarded in political science with (See SGA, Page 2) respective rules fall within the after Christmas before any final Dowdy, who has headed A&T a minor in economics. Page 2 The A&T Register November 17. 1972 m i i Scott Renovation Finally Underway

By Joan Boykin section to eliminate the necessity students now residing in the mid of earring trash downstairs. section will be relocated in other The renovation of Scott hall The bedrooms are slated to be areas of the campus. He stated has begun. J. M. Marteena-. said improved in terms of lighting. that adequate space for ail that J. D. Summers Construction Martennas added that if enough displaced students is a certainty company has been hired to begin money is available, some rooms and added that the rooms may work on the mid section of the will be rebuilt employing built-in be reoccupied as soon as dorm immediately. Complete beds, chest-of-drawers and desks. construction is over. reno ation will be done in two Marteeneas stated that Marteena insisted that the phases. The first phase is the although work has already improvements in building renovation of the mid section. begun, there will be no work in supervision and lounging The second phase will entail the student's rooms before the facilities are worth the slight renovation of the two wing semester closes. At that time, inconveniences they may cause. sections.

: .^: :"-^*isw^.aaW According to Marteena , the j« wwjoNow In The Gallery - Photography By Ellis Photo by Williams structural improvements will t-af|f Mabane And New Theatrical Posters From Scene Of Renovation Around Scott Hall change the building into three The Janus Collection separate dorms with stairways Iheatres dividing the mid section from the wings. slioots more accurately, hits harder, Political Science He noted that there will be a resists damage like a man of steel and lounge, lobby and study area in each section . There will also be thinks and charms like James Bond." Majors Attend Confab provisions for counselors living —Archer Winsten, New York Post quarters in each section. Each section will house approximately By Linda King Stephen Black most enjoyed a 330 students. There will aslo be a roundtable discussion on Black trash chute on each floor in each Seven political science majors politics. Students were allowed and Dr. Armajit Singh, acting the opportunities to have chairman of the department of personal contact with such Political Science, attended the personalities as Statesman Dean Center 44th Annual Southern PoUtical Rusk. Black spoke with textbook Association Convention, author Austin Ranney and November 2-4 inAtlanta Georgia. expressed himself as follows: Serves Students attending were John "I was able to ask Mr. Ranney W. Maye, jr., Kenneth Poston, questions about his ideals and Stephen Blake, Susan Waters, writings and, therefore, gain Clarence Jones, Elvira White, and concepts beyond the thories of As Referral Florence Ingram. the classroom.""I was exposed The convention served a to the professionals of my By Dora Russell two-fold purpose. Its main chosen field." objective was to familiarize The students feel they gained The Counseling and Testing students with graduate schools a great deal from the convention. Center, located in the basement and existing programs of study One most promising gain was of Dudley Building, is just one of while giving students the several donations by authors to the many services rendered to opportunity to make contact the Political Science the students of A&T. with professionals in the field Departmental Ubrary. Other Some of the functions of the who might be instrumental in gains were offers to several center is to render services to the helping students attain students concerning fellowships Administration, faculity, student fellowships and other forms of and programs to such graduate body, high school students, and HIS FRIENDS CALL HUH MR.T...H1S ENEMIES CALL FOR MERCY! high school guidance counselors, aid. A&T students were also able schools as the Woodrow Wilson 20TH CENTURY-FOX Presents TROUBLE MAN Starring ROBERT HOOKS both Black and White. to interview potential instructors School of Princeton University, Co Starring PAUL WINFIELD RALPH WATTE WILLIAM SMITHERS PAULA KELLY JULIUS HARRIS for the Political Science Vanderbilt, and Stanford. The center gives workshops awnBYDELUXE- 7:20 & 9:00 p.m. Daily Plus Department here. for high school guidance «•»"—< 1 1 00 D m Dailv Late Shows ! Orajina! MARVIN GAYE SCORE Afflka/1 V ~ counselors in all surrounding 1 During the three day ft Available On MOTOWN RECORDS { L **! Fri & Sat & Daily Matiness areas. The purpose of these convention participants attended JANUS 1 forums which convened at 9:30 SGA Holds workshops are to help the to noon and from 2:3- to 5. At guidance counselors understand these forums, noted political Rap Sessions the requirements for admission scientists presented papers on to A&T, the curriculum and relevant topics. After these (Continued From Page 1) majors offered, the shcools on SMASH HIT! and participation needed in campus, and the non-academic ANEW papers were read, other are It ranks high professionals (authors, chariman the Student Court System of activities to which a student may FRANK of political science departments, which he is serving as Attorney come in contact. among the statesmen, and others), General. Counseling and testing helps PERRY best movies didiscussed various aspects.of the In the brief rap session which students with social, emotional, I've ever seen.' papers. The discussions were followed, the termination of academic and financial problems. FILM , -REX REF.D followed by question and answer student loans was discussed, also The center serves as a re feral periods with the students. the budget of the SGA was agency to refer students to other John Maye spolke favorably explained along with the sources when they can't help TUESDAY WELD previous expenditures this year. with their needs. Many students BEST of a particularly interesting PERFORMANCE session he attended on Friday, Hinton also revealed his plans to use the center however, the fight any upcoming increase in majority of these students are 1972 VENICE Nov. 3. "I was most inpressed by TUESDAY WELD FILM FESTIVAL Lenneal Henderson of the in-state and/on out of state freshmen and seniors. Political Science Department at tution. Mrs. Ruth M. Gore, director San Francisco State University," Concerning all of the topics, of the Counseling and Testing PLAY IT AS IT LAYS Rivers emphasized the point that Center asks that all seniors A UNIVERSAL PICTURE • TECHNICQIOR «» [R] 7:00 & 8:40 he commented. "In a paper titled I A Myc ill P-m- Dai'y p'us Daily Matiness And Special/ "co-ed visitation is nice, but we interested in taking the Graduate 'Black Political Economy' he Late Shows 10:20 & Midnight Fri. & Sat.-X discussed the means by which must think beyond that. The Record Examination (GRE) on V Blacks should become aware of thing is that Black schools won't December 9, January 20th and Final Week! Final Week! their political roles in their have a physical plant in which to February 28th, to come by her communities. "All poUtical have co-ed visitation after the office to fill out an application awareness of Blacks," according whites take over . Too, we for fee waiver. to Henderson, "should be should think of building a new Mrs. Gore later stated, "I channeled toward the library se we can get new books. would like to see students get development of a political and The present condition of our shcolarships and fellowships social economy." "I was chemistry, psychology, and without any strings attached to political science departments are them, rather than borrwoing Kfer impressed by the force and important too, just as co-ed money and having to pay it back 7:30 &9:10 p.m. cohesiveness of the man's ideas," JANUS IV Daily said, John. m visitation." when they finish college.", ., November 17, 1972 The A&T Register Page 3

Thanksgiving-Changing or Losing

By Nancy Chadwick Christmas and New Year's parties go out and be thankful, and give in store. Some prefer to sit home reverence to the Creator. Thanksgiving, is il losing its with a beer in one hand and Which Thanksgiving do you orginal meaning, or has it just sports section in the other, while plan to celebrate, has changed to meet the trend of the T. V. is jlasting full volume. Thanksgiving lost its real society? Even though this may be the meaning to you. You can find In the and picture in your home as well as out on Thanksgiving Day. Canada, a day is set aside each mine, we should do as many Remember Thanksgiving is a day year as Thanksgiving Day. On others do on this day of thanks . to give thanks. this day people give thanks, with

feasting and prayer for the blessings they may have received during the year. The first Thanksgiving Days were harvest Recruiting Schedule festivals, or days for thanking God for plentiful crops. For this reason the holiday still takes November 17 place late in the fall, after the crops are gathered. University of Pittsburgh, Grad School of Business. All In the United States, majors. Juniors and Seniors with 6 credits in Math, including Thanksgiving is usually a family Calculus. day, clebrated with big dinners and joyous reunions. Xerox Corporation. I. Me, EE for positons in Research and On Nov. 26, 1789 President Engr,II. Me, EE for positions in Manufacturing. George Washington issued a general proclamation for a day of NASA Manned Spacecraft Center, Houston, ME, EE, Math, thanks. Physice, (BS, MS) The very mention of Thanksgiving often calls up November 20 Photo Dy Lewis memories of kitchens and HAZEL BEST pantries crowded with good Litton Ship Systems, Ingalls Shipbuilding Div. Engineers, Bus. things to eat. Thanksgiv- ing is Adm. also a time for serious religious Coed To Take Part In thinking, church services and November 29 prayer, by making small talk about ACTION/Peace Corps-Vista. All majors. Exchange Program I often remember those days By Ruth James seniors with an overall average of of joyous celebration. I can still The Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co., EE, Me, Ce, 3.0 or better. smell the delightful aroma of Chemistry, Engr. Hazel Best, a junior Political turkey roasting in the oven, of Science major has been selected There were many students dressing filling the room and Eastman Kodak Co. Engineering, Chem., Physice, Math., to participate in the 1973 Urban from all over the country who house with an intoxciating smell Compt. Sci., BA Acct. Studies Term at Hamline submitted applications for the of goodness in store. I still University, St. Paul, Minnesota program. Hazel will be one of remember how I always tried to GTE Sylvania EE, BA, Acct. during the spring semester 1973. thirty students in the Urban steal a piece of potato pie when The selection prequisites for Studies program. all of a sudden my grandma Navy Recruitm; District. All majors. the program were catches me in the act of a eating recommendations from the She stated, "I am very happy crime. Those were my days of Emerson Electric Co. TBA. department chairman, and in being selected. My interest has youthful growing up and many interest in studying urban always been in helping and hours of good 'eats' Dppt. oi the Army. TBA. development. Students chosen wokring with people. I feel this How do many Americans for the program are either exchange will be an enrichment commerate this holiday. Some November 30 advanced sophomores, juniors or and a learning experience." don't. Many celebrate this day Action/Peace Corps-Vista. All majors. Student Government Officials Wait Amoco Production Co. Engineers only, summer only. On Plan To Continue Loan Program Commonwealth Edison Co. Me, EE. By Delores Mitchell Drake University Law School. All majors. obviously the Auditor's office When the office is notified of the Approximately $9,000 has has been delayed in finding a auditor's plans, the students will J. E. Sinnine Co. AE, EE, ME. been borrowed by students over sure method in the be made aware of them and they the past five years. Only $2,000 reimbursement of the loanThe will be told whether or not they Navy Recruiting District. A., majors. dollars of these loans has been SGA office is expecting an will be able to make anymore returned. Because the loans have answer in the very near future. loans. not been returned, the State Missiles and Space Co. Divison of LTV Aerospace Corp. TBA. Auditor's Office has stated that Universal Oil Products Co, TBA. no more can be distributed until a sure method has been secured Stack Up Knit Caps December 1 for repayment. The State Auditor said that ACTION/Peace Corps-Vista. All majors. between November 1 and By Delores MitcheU various type coats in style this Baxter Laboratories, Inc. Biomedical Engr., Chem., CE, December 1, a method should be season. Assistant Fashion Editor Biochemistry, Acct., Marketing, ME. drawn up to help in recovering The caps can be turned back loans. However, the Student This fall, girls, why not stock to reveal more of the hair style, Collins and Aikman. TBA. Government treasurer, Avon up on a good supply of little knit or they can be made to cover all Morgan, has not heard from the caps. You'll never know when of the hair. They come in various Continental Can Co., Inc. TBA. office yet. Avon commented, the 'Greensboro Hawk' will colors, some even with a flower "We have been expecting an declare war on the co-eds in on either side. Others have a Delco-Remy. TBA. answer because we do have Aggieland, so the wise thing to more boyish look with the bib. money in the treasury, and we do is start a supply now, before Most of these stylish little Ernst & Ernst. Acct. majors interested in a career in Public want to make loans." the weather gets too cold. caps can be knitted and made Accounting. The problem lies in the fact The girls will be wearing all right in the dorm during your that students in the past have types of knit caps this fall. They spare time. Even if you buy December 6 abused the priveleges of can be easitly matched with knit them, they are still quite borrowing. This makes it hard sweater sets or skack suits for a economical. For more ecomony, Special- Special for Juniors and Seniors majoring in Biology, for students now who need very casual and mod look. They they can be easily washed with Physical Education, and Home Economics. Opportunities in financial aid to assist them in come also in wool, which lends woolite. Soak them for just three the Army. Placement Center. Colonel William B. Neal and school. much warmth, besides a minutes in woolite and follow Career Counseling and Placement Center- Coordinators. Avon elaborated that handsome match with the the directions on the label. Page 4 The AAT Register November 17^19.72

MASSACRE ># j^S/? &6&£/f£#£ >>^

It is fact that two Black students are dead. How they got that way is the question. The police, governor of and perhaps even the federal government will make an investigation and come up with the same "no answer" answers that usually come about when a trigger happy red neck with a gun kills somebody on a college campus. But all that is over, the students have had their protest-school is -closed, the cops have killed two "trouble makers" and the national news media has a good story. But what does it mean here at A&T? Well, for one thing it means that students should be aware that while they are running around getting into whatever it is they are into that the man is still out there with his, and not afraid to use it. a\nd then it also means that Black schools still have a fight on their hands. The national news media has been very careful over the last two weeks in covering the events at Southern. Never has there been any clear explination of what was going on or why. All the stories had a vauge reference to "student demands" and "protest." Whatever it was they were protesting, they felt strongly enough about it to close the place down. And contray to popular belief they do want to graduate. But still what does it mean for A&T. Well, it means that this student body had better start coming together for the funerals. Do you think there is any relation to the fact that they were killed in the first week after the election? BLACK MOVIES

By Rosie A. Stevens concerns literary merit. When we pose the question of literary merit in relation to Sweetback and the Recent years have seen the others, we find that there is none. coming of movies with Black The acting is mediocre, the script is heroes. We have seen Shaft and rotten, and about the only thing Sweetback, and now Superfly. that is supplied is a study of Tlie A&T Register These movies all have one thing in kinetics. There is plenty of motion. common: the superhuman Black On the other side, we must Published weekly during the school year by man who overcomes all odds. admit that some escape is provided, students of A&T State University. These movies have come under and that some jobs are profided for Subscription rate $5.00 per year. Address all attack in recent years from various Black actors and actresses, communications and checks to The A&T Register, quarters. Some have said that these irrespective of talent. If people Box E-25, North Carolina A&T State University, movies portray a bad image of the want to see movies of this nature Greensboro, North Carolina, 27411. Black man. They feel that movies though, of course the NAACP Member: Associated Collegiate Press, -Associated, should not show dope pushers, should not think of anything that College Press Service. pimps, and other degenerates in a even approaches censorship. glorified light. Perhaps the solution to the Editor - in - Chief Ronald P. Topping Others have argured that the problem, if it is a problem, is not to Associate Editor Linda J. King movie industry is exploiting Black censor, but to provide balance. We Managing Editor Patrice C. Dunn people for its own ends. When the can think of other movies that have News Editor Janet Jones had some value, such as Cotton Acting Business Manager Gregory Phillips profits are added up, the actors are Sports Editor Jacquline Glisson on the short end, and the Comes to Harlem. We can also think Fine Arts Editor Ruth James production company rakes in the of literary works by Black authors Circulation Manager Constance Griffin gains, still others are critical such as James Baldwin or Claude Literary Editor Alice Hobbs because the cinema does not Brown. - would provide ample Fashion Editor Doreen Green protray political consciousness. The thematic material for a movie Production Manager Oliver Carson ample thematic material for a Chief Photographer Larry W. Lewis heroes do not come across as movie or a play based on Faculty Advisor Mrs. Loreno M. Marrow politically aware Black people who are a part of the total struggle. homosexuality between the liberal white boy and the black. Manchild Staff Membeis: Ruth Allen, Blannie Bowen, Joan Boykin, Robert L. Those who defend the Brooks, Jr., Shelia Brown, Neil Burwell, Gaytord Carlton, productions offer the argument in the Promised Land would be an Cynthia Byrd, Jacquelyn Davis, Thomas li. Conway, Jr., that these movies satisfy a need to excellent statement on drug Drusilla A. Dunn, Laura Dupree, Vivian l.dwards, l.thel W. addiction if done rough the Evans, Sybella I crguson, Patricia A. I.vertt, Lorey Hayes, escape from the ghetto. They hold Brenda K Hill, Betty Holeman, Natilda P. Holiday, layette that the people of the ghetto want medium of cinema. We can think of Halloway, Loma J. Hines, Perry N. Jackson, George Johnson, to see movies to which they can many other examples worthy of Anita Manlcy, Rita Manlcy, I Yvonne McDonald, Delores consideration. Mitchell, Kthcl M. Morrison, Janice M. Nichols, Betty Miller, relate? And yet, they want their Ivcry Nunlcy, Gladys Outlaw, Jaunita Hollingsworth, Clarice heroes to get a better deal than is We must realize that the only RusseU, Janice Smith, Majorie Strong, Rosie Stevens. Nancy actually received daily in the way to correct bad images, generate Chadwick, Brenda G. Williams, Daphcnc Williams, Gcromc struggle to survive. Though Williams, Cassandra Wynn, Lance Van Landingham, Andrew A. Black awareness, and end, to a Small, Dirk Thomas, Lloyd Stiles, Leonard Conley. Sweetback literally goes through a degree-and only to a degree, the daily grind, the audience wants to exploitation Blacks through the REPRESENTED FOR NATIONAL ADVERTISING BY see him get an even break. movie-making industry is to f National Educational Advertising Services, Inc. * However, through all the produce good art. Censorship will 360 Lexington Ave., New York, N. Y. 10017 criticism and defense, one question not do it, nor will the continued has yet to be asked. This question production of mediocrity. November 17, 1972 The A&T Register Page 5

Pictures talk. Some little boys don't.

Some inner-city ghettos have special schools. For little to hide." They began to explain, to describe, to communicate. boys who don't talk. And once the channels of communication had been opened, Not mute little boys. But children so withdrawn, so afraid they began to learn. of failure, they cannot make the slightest attempt to do any­ We're helping the children of the inner-city. And we're thing at which they might fail. also helping the adults. We're involved in inner-city job pro­ Some don't talk. Some don't listen. Most don't behave. And grams. To train unskilled people in useful jobs. all of them don't learn. What does Kodak stand to gain from this? Well, we're One day someone asked us to help. showing how our products can help a teacher—and maybe Through Kodak, cameras and film were distributed to creating a whole new market. And we're also cultivating teachers. The teachers gave the cameras to the kids and told young customers who will someday buy their own cameras them to take pictures. and film. But more than that, we're cultivating a ert, edu­ And then the miracle. Little boys who had never said any­ cated citizens. Who will someday be responsible for ouv society. thing, looked at the pictures and began to talk. They said .After all, our business depends on our society. So we care "This is my house." "This is my dog." "This is where I like what happens to it. Kodak More than a business. Page 6 The A&T Register November 17. 1972 SPORTS Jacquline Glisson Sports Editor

Saturday Marks D-Day

By Jacquline Glisson Definitely recognized are the Sports Editor talents of the opponents' effective offense led by the This Saturday marks' strong firing arm of , "D-Day" in the remaining Garvin Stone, the conference Hhoto by Van Landingham MEAC football conference leader in passing. His offensive Running Back WILLIAM MEDLEY Leaps Over Teammate As He Picks Up Yardage Against Delaware schedule between the mighty partners, Jefferson Inmon, the A&T Aggies and arch - rivals conference leading rusher; North Central Eagles. Both teams Mahlon Williams, the conference Second Quarter Touchdowns Push posses identical records of 4 - 1 leader in pass receiving assisted conference and 8 - 1 overall. by receiver Jason Caldwell are The Aggies will invade Duke's deadly on the move. Wallace - Wade Stadium to head Another added ingredient to Aggies Past Delaware State the operation of "cUpping the NCC's offense is outstanding Eagles' Wings" in the annual Uneman, Bracey Bonham. Coach Two touchdowns in the yards_ consecutively for another play. But the freshman and Thanksgiving Classic. "We're up Howell commented, "Both our second quarter were enough to first down. A second Reliford sophomore laden Hornet team for this game, because this is the offense and defense will have to propel the Aggies by Delaware strike into the endzone fell to could only net 17 yards on the grand finale. We would like to play a very outstanding game. The team must concentrate on State College last Saturday, 13-7. the ground but pass interference ground during the contest while end on a winning note," said stoppong their offense." Falling behind early in the was declared. most of their success came in the Coach Hornsby Howell. game when Delaware recovered From the one, Murphy dived air on 115-yards. At stake is the MEAC football Not to be underestimated, the an errant A&T punt snap on the in, and the PAT set A&T ahead Championship and a trip to New Eagles' defense can pose a threat eight-yd. Une, the Aggies gave with the final score of 13-7. "Our whole defensive line was Orleans to participate in the under the power of outstanding ground on two plays as Larry A mild scare entered the eight trememdous, especially Pelican Bowl. With such pigskin free - safety and very dangerous Garlie plunged in to score from ranked NAIA Aggies in the first DeQuincey Davis," said defensive enticement dangling before these punt - return man, Maurice the four. quarter as Coach Hornsby Une coach Wylie Harris. "This teams' eyes, the contest will be a Spencer. Other strong personnel But that was the only Howell said, "I beUeve thay were crew has appropriately been three hour duration of sounds of include Herman Gravett, Ron offensive charge Delaware was looking a little ahead to North nicknamed "Lightning's Raiders" clashing helmets, impact of McNeal, and Charles "Bubba" able to muster as a relatively CaroUna Central." after Harris. colliding flesh and bones, and the Smith. unspirited A&T team caught fire In the first quarter alone, fervid pressure of victory raking Back on the attack, A&T's prior to halftime. A&T was assessed 53-yards in The Aggies will go into the their minds. powerful eighth - ranked NAIA Since Paul McKibbins penalties and finished the night final regular season game against The name of the game is "the rushing defense will illustrate in couldn't lead A&T to paydirt in with 100. One scoring pass was North Carolina Central with an less mistakes" of each team the game how the well deserved the first 15 minutes, Leonard called back for clipping and a 8-1 record, best in four years, based on the Aggies' fortified such rank. Playing leading roles ReUford came in and suddenly fumble on Delaware's two killed with hopes of capturing their defense and the Eagles' potent in this department are lofted a 37-yard bomb into the another opportunity. first Mid-Eastern Athletic offense. The deciding factor lo All - American candidates, outreached hands of Raymond But there was no denying the Conference Champipnship in the victory is who makes the last Osceola Hicks and William Pettiford in the endzone. A spirits in Delaware's squad as only the league's second year of sneak attack in the final minutes Wideman. Defensive tackle blocked point, after, still left Howell said "they came to existence. of the battle. (See Championship, Page 7) A&T short, 7-6. But a few minutes later, Delaware's punter got off a 24-yard kick from his own 11; and ReUford went to work again on the Hornets' 35. Another pass to Pettiford fcRING \bo fc*g«at ijpiXCCX)por,Oai^i%,C\>a.r\»e. feroujrx^A netted 10. Then Thomas Murphy, ftO» playing in place of injured Al HoUand, gained nine and three Blue LARG6. PIZZO^ Gold Game I

Moore Gym will be packed to its capacity tonight, when the. outstanding A&T Basketball PtPPl'S team reveal their talents and devastating performacne that reaped them the 1971-72 MEAC Basketball Championship. PIZZfi VILLA Eight returning lettermen will set the momentum of the game, UI5e,.BtSS£Jrt£R but the added attraction will be the presence of the newcomers. HON'THURS. 3-12p-frv Last year the veterans just escaped defeat for the underdog ' Oft. freshman by a narrow win of 90-88! TftKL OUT thoj Kowc Submanrvcs, lasagne. Be present to see a preseason and spo^heiU, too9. glimpse of the team out to seek a (& 27H -%19 second MEAC Championship, as r they prepare for the season. General admission is students $.50, general admission $1.00, and patrons $2.00. Come out and support the team. November iy, 1972 The A&T Register Page 7 Intramural Championship Slated For Monday

boot-leg as if running the back to the 40. From there, championship "Played, between By Robert Brooks game and the championship of quarterback option. At the last Brimer moved the Ques in for Omega Psi Phi and Air Force the organizations. momemt, he pitched back to his the tie breaking score on another ROTC. This game was played in The Championship game, Only two games were played trailing wingback, Donald Mann, 12 yard pass to Cortez Corbett. extremely cold chilly weather. AFROTC versus Tyrone Bolden's in intramural competition this who raced 70 yards untouched Both teams played poorly except No stars, is scheduled for week. One decided the victor of Brimer fooled everyone on the for the game tying touchdown. on defense. Mistakes very costly Monday, November 20 in Division II of the organizations option and scored the extra BOSS starte to mount a drive, and really important in deciding Holland Bowl at 4:00 p.m. Be and the other the organization point to lead 19-12. but a stringfield pass was picked the champion. The AFROTC there so you won't miss out on champion for 1972. In the opening game BOSS met Omega off by Benny McMorris and Run The Organizational came out ahead 6-0 to win the the action Psi Phi to decide the divisional championship. The action was fast and exciting. The Ques received the opening kick-off and started to move the ball on the ground. On third and three, Bernard Graham intercepted Robert Bullock's initial pass of the game and ran 35 yards for the touchdown to give BOSS a 6-0 lead. After receiving a Que punt, BOSS mounted its initial drive of 65 yards for a touch down with Richard Stringfield connecting 28 yards to Paul WilUams. The conversion attempt failed and BOSS lead 1 2-0 ending the first quarter. Romie Brimer replaced Robert Bullock as quarterback in the second quarter for Omega Psi Phi. He lead them to their first touchdown by briUiantly mixing his passing and running plays. The score came on a 12 yard pass to Cartez Corbett ending the first half as BOSS lead 12-6. The "Purple Gang" received the second half kick-off at their 30 yard Une. On third and ten from the 30, Brimer faked twice in the back-field and used the Championship Riding on Game (Continued From Page 6) Reggie Strickland will substitute for injuried Ben Tatum, while Carl CoUins will make presence felt in the field. Starters in the T - Men's offense will be Len Reliford and running backs, Johnny Davis and Thomas Murphy. Sensational Aggie back, Al Holland, will return to the scene after a previous injury and will punt for; the team. Outstanding lineman include Arthur Brown and Mel Rose. The Eagles have hopes of taking it all in '72 this weekend, but the Aggies have been known to kill many an opponents' hopes of claiming the victory. If the T - Men really put it all together and utilize their best potentials, the Eagles will windup as they did last year - second in the conference. The Aggies will win by a tight 3 points. TERM PAPERS Send for your descriptive, up-to-date, 128-page, mail order catalog of 2,300 quality termpapers. Enclose $1.00 to cover postage and handling. WE AtSO WRITE CUSTOM MADE PAPERS. Termpaper Arsenal, Inc. 519 GLENROCK AVE, SUITE 203 LOS ANGELES, CALIF. 90024 (213)477-8474 • 477-5493 "We need a local salesman" Page 8 The A&T Register November 17. 1*>72

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