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Georgia Southern University Digital Commons@Georgia Southern The George-Anne Student Media 1-20-1972 The George-Anne Georgia Southern University Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/george-anne Part of the Higher Education Commons Recommended Citation Georgia Southern University, "The George-Anne" (1972). The George-Anne. 669. https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/george-anne/669 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]. ^^■■■^^^^■■■IHBMMHi^^^HHHHHH^^HHm^^HHB mm Crusaders Corner G-A Feature Editor by the lake. Full revelation on page 4. published by students- of georgia southern college 'This Week's News... Calendar's Se^4**0 fig For Homecomiiig Sire by RENE KNOWLES G-A Staff Writer "Old Wine, New Bottles" is the theme of Homecoming 1972. ^OM, Homecoming activities this year will take place from Thursday, Jan. 27, till Saturday, Jan. 29. 72 Included in this year's activities are a parade, participated in by as Homecoming surrounding high school bands, and eight contests. Contests are as follows: Calendar Organizational Fight Song Thursday Jan. 27 Contest; Organizational Banner Event Place Time Contest, Art Contest (entries Bonfire Lake 7:30 p.m. should be in Foy by Jan. 27), Street Dance Lake Drive 8:30 p.m. Fireworks Display Lake Clown Contest, Float Contest, 11:45 p.m. Bath Tub Contest, Homecoming Friday Jan. 28 Queen Contest, and Photography Concert: Lighthouse Hanner Field 8 p.m. Contest, (deadline Feb. 5— and Goose Creek House entries should be submitted to Symphony Landrum Box 11625). Saturday, Jan. 29 Skydive Exhibition Sweetheart Circle 12 noon Points toward the overall Picnic Lunch Lake 12:30 p.m. contests trophy will be figured Bagpipe Concert Lake 2:00 p.m. from each organization's- entries Parade Downtown Statesboro 3:15 p.m. in the Art, Photography, and Basketball Game Hanner Fieldhouse 7:30 p.m. High Flyin' Dance Hanner Gym 9 p.m. Fight Song Contests. Southern's Ronnie Arnold (25) and Richard Wallace (24) team up for a rebound in the Eagles' 93-89 win over Roanoke College January 13. GSC also defeated New York State Local Clean-up: 'Best Friends' University last week 166-79, upping Southern's season record to 9-5. Story on page 10. Shot by Campus Authorities Supposedly dog is "man's best See related story—page six Deal Hall, one of the two original residence halls, has been friend," but apparently that's not so with Campus Security. closed and will reopen next fall quarter, probably as a male who put them in the dog pound necessary to rid the campus of Destruction of almost all stray dorm. (See page two for the story). (see related story) where they the rest. animals on campus was the were kept for ten days. After that Student reaction to campus result of a campus-wide clean-up time, according to Police Chief See dogs. Page two Inside Index held by campus security during Charles Ho well, those animals the Christmas break. Headed by which were not claimed wree Harold Ho well, chief of campus Attacks Hagan 3 Entertainment 7 "destroyed." Dance Group Dateline Southern 3 Charlie Brown 7 security, the force purged the The stray problem arose last Crusade Attacked 4 CUB Mystery Solved 8 campus of the dogs by shooting quarter when several people NURD 5 Abortion Advice 9 these they "couldn't catch." To Perform Dogs Shot 6 Shaggy Hair 9 were attacked by the vast Interview Schedule 6 Sports 10,11 Animals captured by security number of dogs moseying about Jan. 24-26 were turned over to the the campus. The problem ap- Statesboro police department, parently became so severe that Special to the GEORGE-ANNE Harold Howell issued a plea for Matteo and the Indio-American students "not to pet or feed" the Dance Company will be on 'Leading Thinker Kirk stray animals in the hopes that campus January 24-26. The group this would discourage the dogs will present master classes, from coming to the campus. lecture-demonstrations, and a Talks Tonight in McCroan Howell stated that they "must dance concert during its have had some cooperation" residency which is supported by Russell Kirk, described by appears in more than a hundred A reception will be held in because the animal problem was the National Endowment for the Time and Newsweek as one of daily newspapers including the Winburn Hall immediately after a "lot better" by the end of the Arts Residency Touring America's "leading thinkers," Baltimore Sun, Milwaukee the lecture. quarter. But it was still Program. will speak here Thursday, Journal, Detroit News, New Matteo and his guest artist January 20, in McCroan Orleans Times-Picayune, Carola Goya present what has Auditorium at 8 p.m. Phoenix Gazette, and New York Ex-Student Pleads been called "the most varied Times. program on the concert stage The talk will be the second in today—it has been en- the 1971-72 GSC Lecture Series. The conservative theorist has Guilty of Possession thusiastically received by Kirk has spoken on more than written prefaces for 17 books and audiences the world over." 300 college campuses and made his essays have been included in A former GSC student pleaded the field of drug education." He The schedule is as follows: frequent television appearances, some 30 textbooks and an- guilty last Thursday in Sheriff's also said that he would expect Monday, January 24th, 5 p.m. - including a recent educational thologies. Over 400 of his essays Court to the charge of possession him to participate in all Lecture-Demonstration in TV series devoted to his ideas and short stories have appeared of marijuana. programs for rehabilitation Hanner Gym; Tuesday, January entitled, "Conversations with a in the United States and six available. 25th, 10:30 a.m. noon - Master Bohemian Tory." foreign countries in such Judge Francis Allen Dr. McDavid, the boy's father, Class in Hanner Gym; 3 p.m. magazines as Fortune, Yale pronounced sentence upon told the judge, "Brian is making Open Discussion in Room 152 of Of his 17 published books, the Review, Commonwealth, London William Brian McDavid, 19, who a change away from his old way the Hanner Gym; 6-12 p.m. - best-known is "The Conservative Mystery Magazine, and America. lives at 1443 Lone Oak Drive, of life. He sees that our society is Technical Rehearsal for Concert Mind," described as the most Kirk has served as professor of Macon. Because it was his first better than his own and has in McCroan Auditorium; Wed- widely read and reviewed work of history and politics at several offense he was given a three-year started by throwing away his nesday, January 26th, 10 a.m.- political theory to be published in colleges and universities and is period of probation and jeans and getting a haircut." noon - Company Class in Hanner the century. the only American to hold the rehabilitation. Judge Allen ad- Judge Allen commented, "You Gym; 8:15 p.m. - Concert in Kirk's syndicated column, "To highest arts degree (earned) of vised that McDavid should see don't go from greater drugs to McCroan Auditroium. the Point," is distributed by the the senior Scottish university- the state health department for lesser, but you do go from lesser All events are free for GSC Los Angeles Times Syndicate and doctor of letters of St. Andrew's. "treatment such as something in drugs to greater." students and general public. Page TWO —THE GEORGE-ANNE— Thursday, Jan. 20, 1972 Dorm Closes—Big Deal Activities Calendar January Deal Hall, one of the two 20 McCroan Auditorium 8 p.m. - Lecture Series *: original residence halls on campus, has been closed for the 21 Free Movie - Bio. Lee. Room - 8 p.m. "The Birds" $ remainder of the academic year. Foy R. Hall -8:15 p.m. - 1st District Piano Clinic. :•:; Presently a women'a dor- 22 mitory, it was closed because 23 Free Movie - Bio. Lee. Room 8 p.m. "The Birds" £: only 65 girls occupied the hall fall 24 Hanner Gym. - 2-5 p.m. Lecture Demonstration Matteo |:j: quarter. This small number of and the Indo - American Dance Company. ;£ students was not an overflow that 25 Hanner Gym -10:30-12 noon - Master Class Matteo and the £ was put into Deal. "Fewer Indo American Dance Company. ' X; students (65) requested to live in Deal," commented Mrs. Louise McCroan Auditorium - 6 p.m. - 12 p.m. - Technical :•:• Screws, Housing Director. "The Rehearsal for Concert - Matteo and the Indo - American :;:; Dance Company. |:|: girls who lived in Deal last quarter have been reassigned to Foy R. Hall -5 p.m. - Student Recital •:•: other freshmen dormitories." before I came back from Mrs. Screws also reported that 26 Hanner Gym -10 a.m. -12 noon - Company Class - Matteo •:•: Tiffany Culbreth, a fall quarter Christmas holidays. When I got to Deal could very possibly become and the Indo American Dance Company. ;•:• resident of Deal, commented, "I the dorm it was deserted and I a men's residence hall for fall wasn't informed of the change didn't know what had happened." quarter '72 because it could McCroan - 6 p.m. -12 p.m. - Concert - Matteo and the Indo - :•: accommodate the overflow of American Dance Company. # males requiring on-campus housing. Placement Poll: "The former Deal house mother, Mrs. Marion Beacham, Million Dollar will be employed as a 'floating Students Unaware house director' and will live in the empty president's home," added Complex To Open Mrs.