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The Atlanta Symphony Will Appear in Concert Tonight in the Hanner Fieldhouse
Inside This Week 24 Students Vie For 9 Posts Spring Swing 2 Dateline 3 Editorials 4 Cartoon 4 Letters 5 In Thursday Class Elections Candidate Platforms 6,7 by Elections are scheduled for Nominations for sophomore, representative,is a senior English Candidate Comparison 8 GEOFFREY S. BENNETT Thursday, April 22. Polling E-Week Traffic 9 junior, and senior class officers major from McDonough, Ga. Entertainment 10 Associate News Editor precincts will be open only in the were held last Tuesday night at a Tommy Smith, a two-year Greek Week n Williams and Landrum Centers, special meeting of the SAGC in veteran of the GSC Debate Team, Organizations 12 Twenty-four students have from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Students Sports 14,15 the Biology Building. is a junior psychology major qualified as candidates for the must have valid ID'S to vote. The three-way race for from Alma, Georgia. nine class officer positions Those students without ID's must president of the senior class is The race for secretary- available, as campaigns move vote in the SAGC office in the between Carolyn Brown, Wayne treasurer of the senior class pits toward Thursday's election. Williams Center. Buffington, and Alex Hooks. Miss Marilyn Brown against Darryl Brown is a junior physical Yearwood. Miss Brown, with TALKS, CONCERTS, CLEAN-UP SET education and health major from prior house council experience, is McRae, Georgia. Buffington, a junior physical education and current SAGC, secretary, is a ■ health major from McRae. junior history major from Yearwood, former editor of the Zebulon, Ga. Alex Hooks is an GEORGE-ANNE, is a junior Earth Week Rolls Along industrial management major English major from Union Point, from Moultrie. Ga. EARTH WEEK, 1971 got un- and substituted environmental displayed around the campus. In The race for vice-president of A four-way race for president derway yesterday with the discussions for regular the afternoon| folk singing and the senior class features four of the junior class has developed campus visit of U.S. Senator classroom procedure. classical music will be heard at candidates. Joe Burnett is a between Terry Duvall, Roger David Gambrell. Last night, the Tonight, a second panel the lake. junior industrial management Huff, John McDowell, and Karen discussion will take place at 6:30 Concerning Wednesday's plan major from Fort Valley. Pamela Miller. Duvall, an advisor in in the Biology Lecture Hall. The Hatfield said, "We thought it Eckles is a junior elementary Forman Hall, is a political panel's subject will be campus would be nice if students could go education major from Millen. science major from Woodville, growth, and will deal with plans one day without competing with Lynda Reeves, 'WSGA' continued on page two for the future campus develop- ment. Earth Week Co-chairman Jim EFFECTIVE FALL Hatfield said, "There are few \ students on our campus who are actually aware of the plans for Regents Nome Dr. Lo Grone development of our campus. We feel that a discussion of this aspect of our environment was Deon of Bussiness School well justified in light of the Dr. Paul G. La Grone has been appointed Dean of the School of Business at general lack of information on GSC effective Sept. 1, 1971. The appointment was approved Wednesday by the subject." the State Board of Regents. The remainder of the week's The new School of Business and its position of Dean were approved during activities include an art festival the winter quarter by the Regents. and Ecology-Rock Concert on Dr. LaGrone received his Ph.D. from the University of Alabama in 1958. I Wednesday, a campus-wide He has taught at the University of Arkansas, Pan American College, clean-up, a speech by SAVE University of Alabama and Auburn University. Director Jane Yarn on Thursday Joining the GSC faculty in 1962 as chairman of the Division of Business, he and a bicycle race on Friday. has successfully developed the business program so that it now has 815 WEDNESDAY, portions of the undergraduate majors, and over 200 students in the graduate program. campus will be off-limits to Dr. LaGrone will retain his position as professor of accounting. traffic. These streets will become In making the announcement of LaGrone's deanship, Dr. John O. Eidson, temporary concourses for the GSC president, commented that he was pleased. student body. (See the page nine "Dr. LaGrone has developed the area of business for the past eight years first in a series of environmental story and map for further in- to a point that we need to broaden its organizational structure. This we did panel discussions was held in the formation on Wednesday's traffic by recommending the establishment of a School of Business and the ap- Biology Lecture Hall. plan.) pointment of a Dean to direct it," he explained. Today, discussion leaders went During the day, art exhibits "We feel that this new school will strengthen that program and will allow into the various classes at the from the college and five par- us fuller development of the entire academic program in that area," he request of some faculty members ticipating high schools will be added. GREASED POLES, JUMPING FROGS THE Tenative Schedule Set Second Front For Spring Swing Week Tuesday, April 20,1971 THE GEORGE-ANNE, Page Two For those who don't enjoy events. Friday, May 7, the Spring Swing activities will end climbing greased poles or College Union Board will sponsor Sunday, May 9, with a free film listening to the Association, they a concet featuring the festival featuring Spanky and can participate in the frog- .Association and Melting Pot at 8 Our Gang, W.C. Fields, Laurel Regents Approve jumping contestiif they're a frog) p.m. in the Hanner Fieldhouse. and Hardy, and Charlie Chaplin. at the lake during Spring Swing 1971. Activities for Saturday, May 8, Commenting on past Spring Three Appointments A tentative schedule of ac- include a scavenger hunt, Swings, Miss Meadows said, Three new administrative of Elementary Education in tivities for Spring Swing. May 6 tricycle race and parachute jump "Whenever organizations are appointments have been ap- addition to her duties as through May 9. has been an- exhibition. A tug-of-war, car asked to participate in events, proved for Georgia Southern by professor of elementary nounced by Ginger Meadows, rally, greased pole contest, frog- only the sororities and frater- the University System Board of education; Dr. William L. Hit- chairman of Spring Swing jumping and frisbee throwing nities, enter. I wish that everyone Regents this month. All three are chcock was named Head of the committee. The emphasis of contest will also be featured. would realize that Spring Swing departmental positions in the Department of Educational activities this year will be placed The College Union Board will is organized for everyone. Clubs, GSC School of Education. Psychology and Guidance; Dr. on more student participation, sponsor a dance Saturday night dorms and professional frater- Walter B. Mathews was ap- Donald D. Hawk was appointed according to Miss Meadows. with the group as yet unnamed. nities should also take part." pointed Head of the Department Head of the Department of Students who are not members Professional Laboratory Ex- of organizations and who wish to periences in addition to his duties enter events may do so by picking as professor of elementary up an application in the Director education. of Student Activities office in Mathews joined the GSC Olliff Hall's lobby. faculty in 1958. She received the This year's events will include B.S. Degree from Georgia a parachute jump exhibition into College at Milledgerville and her Sweetheart Circle. Trophies for Master and Doctorate from the the various contests will be University of Florida. Hitchcock awarded to individual winners as holds the Doctorate from Oregon well as overall organization State College and has been winners. associated with Georgia Southern A fraternity-sorority sing-in since 1960. sponsored by Sigma Iota Alpha Hawk received all three Thursday, May 6, will kick off education degrees from the University of Georgia and joined Local Store the Georgia Southern College faculty in 1964. Offers Bikes In recommending these ap- pointments to the Regents, A local bookstore is beginning a President Eidson commented new program of service to GSC. that "all three of these professors They have begun renting are outstanding scholars and bicycles—cheap! Bikes can be administrators." "Their type of rented monthly for $7.50, daily for leadership," he added, "will help $1 or by the weekend for $1. develop even further Georgia Take advantage of Josh Southern's program of teacher Lanier's idea; rent a bike for Association' Highlights Spring Swing education." Wednesday of Earth Week.
continued from page one | 24 Vie For 9 Class Offices Ga. Huff is a political science the junior class features four elementary education major justice major from Thomasville, major from Monticello, Ga. candidates: Patricia Godbee, from Pine View, Ga. Ga. Miss Thompkins is a McDowell is a social science Karen Knight, Bob Sammons and sophomore business office ad- major from Clinton, Maryland. Lynn Slade. Miss Godbee is a Sandy Miller and Barbara ministration major from Miss Miller is currently vice- medical technology major from Thompkins are the two can- Decatur. president of Olliff Hall and Newington. Miss Knight, didates running for secretary- Harold Acker, currently representtive on the Women's currently serving on Olliff Hall's treasurer of the junior class. Miss president of the freshman class, "lOVE STORY' Jusical Council. She is a home house council, is a home Miller, currently vice-president is running against Darwin IS A PHENOMENON!' economics major from Cairo, economics major from Moultrie. of Straford's house council and a Williams for sophomore class Georgia. Sammons is a business major representative on the Women's president. Acker is a political The race for vice-president of from Atlanta. Miss Slade is an Judical Council, is a criminal science major from Elberton, Ga. Williams is an undecided major from Statesboro. Mary Fitzpatrick, a freshman English major from Savannah, Georgia, is the only candidate ofe seeking the office of vice- New & Used president of the sophomore class. FOR SALE The race for secretary- treasurer of the sophomore class PARAMOUNT PICIURES PRESENTS Also Parts & Accessories pits Nancy Arnold against Beth AliMacBraw; Ryan O'Neal Know My Prices Before You Buy. . . Singletary. Miss Arnold is a psychology major from Augusta. Glynn Spivey - Oxford Hall - Room 136 - Box 11403 Miss Singletary is a special education major from Macon.
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Leonard E. Tinker, program organization dedicated to helping Executive Branch and State director of the St. Louis Area create the conditions under which Department, U.S. senators and Southern Office of the American Friends "true peace" can exist. congressmen. Service Committee (A.F.S.C), In March and April, 1969, he Tinker is a graduate of Hart- lectures here April 26-28. Tinker was member of a two-man team wick College, Oneonta, New will lead informal groups and studying the Paris Peace Talks. York, and of Garritt Institute, Bonniwell Speaks At Middle Ga. classes and present a lecture on The team received first hand Evanston, Illinois, with ad- the war in Southeast Asia, reports from Vietnam, talked ditional study at Northwestern Dr. Hilton T. Bonniwell, Director of the Continuing Education Program Tuesday April 27, at 7:30 p.m. in with correspondents, and spent and Drake Universities. Besides was a keynote speaker for the "Environmental Quality" Conference held the Biology Lecture Room. four days in Washington in his work with the A.F.S.C, last Friday and Saturday at Middle Georgia College in Cochran. The A.F.S.C. is a Quaker meetings with staff of the beginning in 1962, when he BonniwelPs remarks dealt with the "Purpose of the Consortium on became Secretary for Peace Environmental Quality." Education of the eight-state The two-day conference involved a thorough study of environmental North Central area, he has problems. Resource persons from the field of education, biology, and Mother's Day May 9 worked with the National Council medicine made up the panels and symposiums for the study. of Churches. Sponsored by the GSC Wesley Send$ 1 to Care Foundation, in cooperation with Alumni Association Plans Tour May 9 is Mother's Day, a day Send all contributions to CARE, the Council on Draft Information when millions of students will 615 Forsyth Building, Atlanta, Services, Tinker's lecture is free The GSC Alumni Association is planning an Alumni tour to Mexico City follow the American tradition of and Acapulco for eight days and seven nights in August. giving Mom something special. Thursday, August 19 the alumni will depart from Savannah airport. Four nights will be spent in Mexico City and three in Acapulco. The cost May 9 is also a day in which BRIGHT DREAMERS of $286.00 per person covers air fare, hotels, and ground transportation half of the world's population will but does not include meals, or charter bus service from Statesboro to go to bed hungry. A day in which in Never Press Sleepwear Savannah airport. half of the 200 human beings born For more information write: Mr. Reid Gillis, Vice President Hardman each minute are destined to die . . . youthfully styled Travel Industries, Suite 2512-Equitable Building 100 Peachtree St. N.W., before age one. by Atlanta, Georgia 30303. It's a day, too, when American Atlanta's Alumni chapter is sponsoring a student recruitment day on students can pay tributer to their Saturday, May 8 at Stone Mountain. GSC students, alumni, and ad- mothers in unique form. Bee H. from Atlanta ministrators will be on hand to talk to prospective students Brown, Atlanta Regional area high schools. Director of CARE, says that his Macon's Alumni chapter will meet on May 5th. organization has a gift plan through which students can give Hackett, nelson Attend Convention their mothers something special on May 9 and, at the same time help the world's needy. The plan: Dr. Donald F. Hackett and Dr. Rex Nelson of the Division of Industrial simply make a contribution of technology will attend the American Industrial Arts Association Con- one dollar or more to CARE in the vention in Miami Beach, Florida April 18-23. name of your mother. Both men will participate in the convention proceedings. Hackett; who serves as chairman of a program on the National Industrial Arts Forum, Your mother will then receive a also serves as a member of the Yearbook Committee and the special Mother's Day card Publications Committee. Additionally, he is advisor for the Journal of notifying her that needy people the Association. overseas have been aided by you Nelson is chairman of the Industrial Relations Committee. in her name.
WHO'S WHO FORMS DUE at the beach Questionnaire forms for Its finger : student nominees to Who's Who in American Colleges tickirigood and Universities are due Wednesday, April 21, in the Williams Center office of the Student Association of Governing Councils. The forms must be turned in no later than 5 p.m. Wednesday to be considered, according to Rod Meadows, SAGC president.
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Earth Week is here. We realize that the rest of this environmentally oriented week will probably pass unnoticed by most of the student body. That's disgusting. The Environmental Committee has put in many long and thankless hours planning activities for this week. It's too bad so few people care. Earth Week comes only once a year. And probably in not too many years, if present apathy continues, we won't have to suffer through another Earth Week. Why? Well, one of the primary prerequisites for an Earth Week is the fact that we have an earth. Think about it.
The Rock ^^M/U^^^^ZZZ^MJiiL.,0^ Early this morning approximately 16 individuals in four cars staged a "daring" raid near the Williams Center. It looked like Geoffrey S. Bennet genuine mafia-style action taken from a 1932 grade "B" Hollywood gangster flick. The apparent purpose of this clan- destine commando assault was a nocturnal demonstration of brute strength. The target of the morning's work: a rock. The Unholy Trinity Well, our dearly beloved ex-governor, now lieutenant It is regretful that Spiro Agnew, with his asinine The rock-in-question was placed on Southern Drive last quarter governor Lester Mad-axe is at it again. This time the argot of political platitudes, hasn't taken example by Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity. Ever since this mini-Gilbralta target of his pearlyprose is the college student who, from Wallace. If the old adage "silence is golden" is was cemented to the landscape near the Williams Center, it has Maddox says, only attends college to "escape reality." true, one can't help but hope that Agnew would go get been the constant target of campus vandals. The rock has been Maddox claims to be a renowed authority on scholastic rich. But Spiro keeps producing his potpourri of buf- painted, kicked, beat upon, pushed over (before it was permanfly matters. Although the present Lieutenant Governor is fonery with irritating regularity. Agnew's speeches affixed to its spot) and chipped at with sledgehammers. quick to say he "finished" high school, he is a former raise the same question aired repeatedly on Winston However, the rock is still there. Symbolism anyone? eighth grade drop-out. cigarette commercials: What do you want, good A couple of months ago Lester lashed out with his grammar or good taste? During this rock-raid this morning, the GEORGE-ANNE had jocular jibberish against another threat to the "Great One could almost laugh at this new "Unholy trinity" an observer on the scene. In perhaps one of the most trivial bits of American Way of Life," The Weekly Reader, an ap- if it weren't for the fact that people actually listen to journalistic investigation ever recorded, our observer hid and parently harmless kiddy magazine. But under Mad- these country-right-or-wrong-bumpkins. No only do watched these rock-busters at work. dox's careful scrutiny, the magazine turns out to be, people listen to them, but they actually believe what like so many other things around us, an infamous they say. What these ultra-righters fail to realize is According to our observer, a car would pull up, someone would "Communist plot." In a way you can almost follow his that Spiro is not our hero, Spiro's our Nero. He and his jump out and commence immediately to beat upon the rock with reasoning if y ou consider Disneyland to be "sin-City other croanies just "fiddle around" while our country a sledgehammer until one of the persons in the car signaled. The West," and Bambi to be a stag flick. burns. They advocate a brand of patriotism which can hammerer would then jump back into the car, and the group In contrast to Maddox, not much has been heard be detrimental to the future of our country. would leave the "Scene of the crime." This action was then from Alabama Governor George Wallace lately. He There is a difference between patriotism and repeated two or three time by each of the four cars invovled. well may be trying, in his inimitable and W.A.S. Pish chauvinism. True patriotism does not lie in blind faith, manner to become "respectable," a task in and of but in the willingness of an individual to stand up and At one point during the raid, our observer was spotted. This itself tantamount to the seven labors of Hercules. But if tell his government when it is wrong. It takes much however, didn't stop the rock-busters. To prevent recognition, the our own cafeteria can find a way to turn a "sow's ear" more "love of country" to point out flaws in the system persons with the sledgehammers wrapped towels around their into a three-course meal, why shouldn't the Beacon of than to rely on simple obedience. Problems will not go heads. However, our observer said these head masks did not away because we pretend they do not exist. In fact, if have pointed tops. Bigotry try to find a way to change. we ignore our problems, the infection will spread. Well, the whole episode seemed pretty ridiculous. Stupid, as a matter of fact. Don't think we will tie this all up in a neat little package, with a handy moral lesson. We won't. WOMEN'S WRITES THE <&?QtQt-AtlM Junior Hours Crusade by Dean Boger said she felt certain has been that Freshmen without a Kay Sarrett that the proposal would be passed cumulative GPA of 2.0 were BILL NEVILLE for fall quarter. Dr. Eidson, required to be in the dorms at Editor and Sharon Santmyer however, who seems quite con- 10:30. (The regular weekday LARRY ENGLAND JONMIDDLETON cerned and understanding, is now curfew is 11:30.) And any on Managing Editor News Editor After a very encouraging in- terview with Dr. Eidson con- fully aware of the situation and we midterm deficiency list were cerning junior hours, we left with feel a positive response for ex- required to be in at 10:00. perimental self-regulatory hours EDITORIAL STAFF the distinct feeling that he wasn't for this quarter is still possible, if really aware of all the facts. For There is some discrepancy here. GEOFFREY S. BENNETT Associate News Editor • it is only for a few weeks. So if If you will notice, ruling only ap- GLYNNSPIVEY Assistant News Editor instance, he didn't realize that out you're one of the unfortunate few CAROLYNTINKER Copy Editor of 247 junior women living in plies to Freshmen women. Of LEE BOATRIGHT Assistant Copy Editor who still have hours—let the Johnson and Warwicks halls, 177 course we all know that the men of ALGODFREY Production Manager administration know that you're this campus have no hours so this KAYSARRETT Activities Editor have self-regulatory hours. Dr. capable of handling yourself BUDDY PINKSTON Sports Editor Eidson promised a prompt does not apply to them—but that is Photographer after the bewitching hour! CONRAD VOGEL response to the proposal of another discrepancy we all know about. The point is you freshmen BUSINESS STAFF elimination of junior hours. Following our interview with Dr. After some investigation in the women are being stepped on!!!! If T.O.RICHARDSON Business Manager Eidson, we talked with Dean freshmen situation we came up the women should have restric- THOMAS W.SHULMAN Advertising Manager tions placed on them so should the SHARON SANTMYER Executive Assistant Boger. with this goodie: FRANK WADE Circulation Concerning WSGA's proposal for men. But better yet, the whole idea self-regulatory hours, she pointed is absurd and should be done away THE GREAT WHITE HOPE with. These restrictions should The opinions expressed on these pages are those of the student out the proposal's stipulation that DEPT: According to a memo from apply to all freshmen or no fresh- writers and not necessarily those of the college faculty or ad- these hours become effective fall the Dean of Women, deficiencies ministration. The GEORGE-ANNE is published weekly during men at all. Sex has nothing to do quarter of 1971. Unless the ad- four academic quarters by and for the students of Georgia list curfew has been lifted from all with academic ability. Southern College. Entered as second-class matter at Georgia ministration decides to allow those freshmen to effect- only first Southern College Post Office, Statesboro, Ga. 30458, under act of few presently remaining juniors quarter women. The ruling states: Congress. Offices located in Rooms 108 and 110, Frank I. Perhaps an apt quote to sum our Williams Center, Georgia Southern College. Telephone 764-6611, without self regulatory hours to be "Deficiency list curfew (midterm) plight is a verse sung by the Guess extension 246, Business Office extension 418. Printed by the an experimental group for the rest for the first quarter freshmen will Who,". . .Walk the creature, let it Statesboro Herald Publishing Company, Statesboro, Ga. of the quarter, our cause is shot be 30 minutes before their normal run, but slacken not the rope to down. curfew." Up until now the policy which it's tied." om fii He&'syou on Letters Tuesday, April 20,1971 THE GEORGE-ANNE Page Five
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Editor: the pregnancies and abortions that could come this quarter. Did you A lot of things can move on After reading the article on occur to girls (women?) on this know thatmere, ordinary students can get rid of these ridiculous rules WEDDING PLANS? "cuttingApron Strings," I thought, campus. Maybe, when they finally can attend WSGA meetings to for women. The men on campus "So what else is new?" It wasn't decide to grow up and accept speak their piece? I didn't until may find out that women are very original and nothing new was responsiblity for themselves, tonight. If you give a damn, go to responsible people, and the men said, however, it was all very true. something good can happen. these meetings and say what you can benefit from this also. Ginny Turner The term, "women students," is want. USE KENAN'S a term applied to big babies that I'm quite sick of the girls here on are old enough to take care of this campus. Their bellyaching of CHECKLIST FOR themselves and are only women curfews without doing anything WEDDING NEEDS biologically. It's pretty obvious by nauseates me. Maybe our chance
Defends Security LETTERS POLICY
Letters to the Editor and all Editor: other correspondence per- () GAMES FOR BRIDAL taining to this publication SHOWERS Upon reading the letter about the should be addressed to: security police, I can readily see Editor, The GEORGE-ANNE, the point of the administration that Landrum Center Box 8001, () BOOKS ON PLANNING Georgia Southern College, STATESBORO YOUR WEDDING students cannot govern their own Statesboro, Georgia, 30458. A lives. Obviously the students who return address or telephone () GIFT BOOKS wrote this leter had received a number should be included BURGER CHEF ticket for parking in an unmarked with each letter. Letters to be published are subject to Raymond I. Leeler tl|. frrt. oFilt Burger Chef () INVITATIONS AND zone and got mad at the whole standard editing policies. We are happy to announce FrenchiMof Georgia. Ir.. praaanti tha frrtt place avrard to Ralph Turner, vie* preitdenl an I ANNOUNCEMENTS system. (This is ridiculous, the Letters should be typed and that the Statesboro Burger Chef general manager of the Suietboro Burger Chel. MADE TO ORDER must be received by 3 p.m. on handbook states that it is illegal to the Thursday prior to Kestaurant was named the first place winner in state park in any unmarked zone). publication. Letters should not competition with 43 other Burger Chefs throughout () THANK YOU NOTES This letter also brings to mind exceed 400 words. Letters MUST be signed; however, the the State of Georgia. () INFORMALS that these students were not just name of the writer will be looking for any parking space but a withheld from publication This award was presented for fast service, upon request if, in the opinion () AT HOME CARDS "convenient" parking space. Since friendliness, cleanliness, outstanding performance there are only so many convenient of the GEORGE-ANNE Editorial Board, a valid reason and superior quality. () INVITATION AND parking spaces, it is not is given. unreasonable to assume that GUEST LIST everyone cannot receive one. BURGER CNEF * They stated that, "Tickets are a () INVITATION TRAYS useless means of giving these men will never see any appreciable More than 1,100 in the United States and each something to do." Well, as far as I change in any of the odious one has food good enough to leave home for. can see, if these men were not regulations that imprison any 550 Fair Road, adjacent to GSC AND FOR THE BIG DAY: around giving tickets, the writers individual living or working at L of the letter and others like them Georgia Southern. would be parking all over the place Look around, talk, listen, and with no respect for others but only think about what you observe, all () BRIDE'S GARTER for the "convenience" of them- you have to gain is your freedom. selves. Rusty Cox () BRIDE'S BIBLE I think that we should stop and No. 9095 think about what the function of a <) BIBLE COVERS campus security officer is before one criticizes his actions. His job is () WEDDING CANDLES to keep law and order on the campus, just as a city polcieman ()CUPS does in the city. The function of a police officer is to restrict the <) PLATES wishes of some "for" the wishes of the whole. They do not make the () NAPKINS (PRINTED OR PLAIN) rules; they only enforce them. WANTED: College men and women for man- I personally have received a agement positions in government. () PLACE CARDS ticket for parking in an unmarked Must meet physical requirements. zone. I took the usual channel of Financial aid available for in- college trainees, or applicants () MENUS appeal and was turned down, and can enroll in special training paid the ticket. But I hold no course on graduation. Stateside () CAKE BAGS malice against the person who and/or overseas travel guaranteed. wrote me the ticket. This is foolish. () MATCHES They way to corrective change is through the enforcer but through ( ) DRINK STIRRERS the system itself. I do not believe there is anything wrong with the () COASTERS present parking arrangement. True, that one cannot park directly () PLACE MATS in front of one's classroom, but there are ample parking facilities I ) NAPKIN RINGS witnin a short distance by foot. Also respectively yours, Here's a government position with a lege, you can get your commission SCN471 AND SO THAT YOUR DAY W.H. Norinaw, III rea' future for both men and women. through the Air Force Officer Train- USAF Military Personnel Center An officer's job in the Air Force. A ing Program. It is open to all college Dept. A management level job in anybody's grads, both men and women, who Randolph AFB, Texas 78148 WILL LAST FOREVER: book. Certainly, there's no better qualify. 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Page Six THE GEORGE-ANNE Tuesday, April 20,1971 Class Candidates Announce Their Platforms For Senior President Carolyn Brown Wayne Bu;fington As Senior class president I would In running for an office, I have serve my fellow seniors and students found that there is no clear-cut way to to my upmost capacity. I am seeking campaign. Some people tend to look your support because of my interest for experience in a candidate, some and faith in the structure of the tend to look for sincerity, and some student government. don't even look at all. One of the most important func- Students worry too much and act Brown looks Eckles Brown tions in this office would be too little; and the administration falls between Honor Juniors and representation of the Senior class in to realize that students are people, "Regular" Juniors housed in War- the SAGC. By virtue of my office, I too. wick and Johnson Hall. It seems For Vice President would also be chairman of the In a recent talk session with Dr. quite unfair to me to grant un-limited Election Committee in charge of John O. Eidson, president, GSC, we hours to one girl and hours to another Almost everyone is for the Student Governmenbt elections. The came to an understanding that because she didn't do very well grade Joe Burnett liberalization of women's rules, the Presidents of each ■ class r also Georgia Southern College will grow wise perhaps for one quarter. This is I, Joe Burnett, member of Sigma abolishment of the $10 meal ticket, compose a committee on Drug and changes will be made under joint my main goal—no hours for Junior Nu fraternity, announce my can- and the abolishment of mandatory Abuse. student and administrative women. didacy for vice president of the senior dorm residence. These things will I feel that this year's SAGC has all leadership. Mutual understanding is In a talk with Dr. Eidson recently, class. only be changed if your class officers work closely with the SAGC and the potential for proving that the key point here. he a assured me, J along with two I am a graduate of Middle Georgia student's government can be Previously, I had told all of my best George-Anne staff writers, that we College and an Industrial attend every meeting. progressive. Because of the potential friends that I would not run for would receive an answer on this Management Major. In the past, certain class officers displayed by the newly elected of- another office. The more I thought of question within a matter of days. Cooperation between classes and have been lax in their attendance of ficers of SAGC, I feel that the the idea, and the idea of being a Experience speaks for itself, but Greeks on the Georgia southern the SAGC meetings and con-' students have no other choice but to responsible student, I found that I sincerity speaks more. Vote for a campus is an area of deep concern to sequently, the students of this college continue the trend of introducing was not being responsible at all if I let have been cheated. Some regulations 1 person who is sincere enough to me. Instead, , I will strive for unity progressive officials to this struc- three years of work for Stur ' admit his ambitions, and get ex- and cooperation between Greeks and might have already been changed if ture. Government go down the drain. . ,.^f perience as a bonus. Vote for me, independents. the SAGC could have had a quorum In past years, the students have is my main reason for running— Wayne Buffington, for President, Parking is another major problem present to vote. ignored the importance of class of- responsibility once gained should not Senior Class. of concern to all Georgia Southern The class of 1972 should be ficers. However, I intend to display end so abruptly. students. If elected, I will propose assured .of representation that will responsible representation at all The main issue that I am con- A/ex Hooks Senior parking lots, for the con- be competent and work hard. If times. cerned with now is the distinction venience of the students in our class. elected, I promise to fulfill my duties I, Alex Hooks, at this time declare Above all, I pledge responsible to the utmost. my candidacy for the office of le Jership and concern for the in- president of the senior class of 1971- terests of the Senior Class. Tommy Smith 72. I have made the decision to run for Pam Eckles Each year we are bombarded this prestigious office because I Fellow students, I would like to with pledges and promises from believe the time has come for a present myself to you, the students, various candidates. Yet, we cannot constructive change of leadership at whom I will represent. My name is help but wonder what new GSC. I have become weary of Pam Eckles, candidate for vice programs and changes will actually leadership that has failed to lead and president of the senior class. occur once the candidate is elected. of issues constantly being discussed As vice president my main Will he be a man of mere words, while no action is taken in them. responsibility will be to represent the basking in the prestige of his office; Responsible leadership means more views of all students in the senior or a man of action, willing and able than mere attendance at meetings class. This is done primarily through to get things done. and holding the title of an office. active participation in SAGC ac- During the past weeks I have Responsible leadership means to tivities and meetings. talked personally with many of you, listen when approached by con- The senior class officers have seeking your support for the office stituents, to speak out one's con- worked hard this year and I intend to of SAGC president. Since we didn't victions, and to move to change the continue this precedent. I am quite make it there, I have decided status quo where it seems desirable soliciting your vote in the upcoming to seek the office of senior class or necessary. election. vice-president. Many of the students here seem to This job involves much less be sinking into a bottomless abyss of responsibility, but it may be that to apathy and lethargy. This situation Lynda Reeves remove the mountain, we will have to begin by carrying away small may be due, in large measures, to the It has been said many times that type of leadership we as students stones. The following quotation GSC needs to liberalize its views on expresses the kind of determination have been confronted with the past many subjects. This is easily said, few years. I would like to be given a you can expect if you elect me to but what is needed are class officers this position of leadership: chance to try to help solve this who will work for the class of 1972. problem. "I am but one, but I am one; I Starts Thursday, We only have one year to realize cannot do everything, but I can do Next year, we, as seniors, will many of our goals and much less time occupy an influential place here at something; what I can do, I ought to than that if we as seniors are to enjoy do - and with God's help, I will do." GSC. We must be looked to for the benefits of a changed rule. guidance and leadership by the entire April 22 thru May 1 school. We have one more year allotted to us to improve student For Secretary-Treasurer government on this campus. It would organizations on campus. be sad indeed if, when we graduate, Marilyn Brown During my past three years at we left only an epitaph of inaction GSC, I have always shown interest in and unconcern behind. I, Marilyn- Brown, declare my caididacy for secretary-treasurer of my particular classification. I would Help me make '72 the year that like to continue to serve my fellow student government breaks out of its the senior class. I have held several Ten Big Days offices in the dorms I have lived in classmates as secretary-treasurer of cocoon at GSC and becomes a reality the senior class. instead of a myth. the past and also in different
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Rather than assault you with the typical platitudes, futile promises, and repetitious rhetoric used by most candidates for class offices, I am 120% off offering the most honest platform I can conceive. on all merchandise - ladies I am seeking the office of secretary-treasurer of the senior class because capturing this position ready-to-wear, ladies shoes, would feed my ego, give me an Im- portant-sounding title, supply a nice reference for future employment opportunities, get my picture' in the . . .including Hot Pants, yearbook, make my mother proud, provide an alternative to drinking beer in my idle moments, and dresses, bathings suits TO STUDENTS, perhaps result in a free class ring. In addition, the office would allow & sandles me to handle money, an immensely enjoyable activity in which I indulge FACULTY & STAFF mvself at every possible opportunity. if the whims of fate do put me'into office, I will do my best. By making TRAVEL no idealistic and irrational promises, I avoid putting myself into the position of failing to fulfill my plat- ROADWAY ?irt$f on* form. SECURE I promise only a clean mind, a Statesboro. Georgia healthy body, and a non-biased at- Srtttoiu , , titude. nzi _^jy ifllllil lM|fi|rf ,;.-,jM| Northiide Drive East Statesboro In anticipation of any accusations, 20 East Main I wish to emphatically state that I Phone 764-5681 represent no particular campus "We try to make a life long customer—not none time sale" faciton—Greeks, Freaks, or Squeaks. As Norman Mailer put it, "No more bull." ■ ii H IIIII ' UMii Page Seven Tuesday, April 20,1971 THE GEORGE-ANNE JUNIOR Class Candidates For President these events in the future in working Terry Duvall with SAGC. I stress a realistic approach to The student center offers very little student government. By this I mean The junior class officers in the past opportunities for students. The times that any proposals I present to the have been obscure and out of view in that it is open there is nothing for administration will be thoroughly student governing. If elected researched and supported by facts students to do besides watch For the past two years I have president of the iunior class that will television which could be done in the rather than emotional exhortations. Karen Miller no longer be the case. We as officers dormitories. These and other A realistic approach also means that watched two administrations of the class of '73 elected to office only to I am running tor president of the will become an active organization in problems are facing our governing I will present few if any radical iunior class. I feel that my past ex- working with SAGC. approaches such as the total and disappoint and discourage their council and action must be taken constituents. In frustration, I have perience has well equipped me for There are a number of issues on now. immediate abolishment of women's serving the junior class in this which many students dislike or want. hours. Policy changes here at GSC waited for changes which haven't come about and listened for the voice capacity. I served on Hendrix Hall The issue of girls rules is a problem, Roger Huff evolve slowly and considering the house council, as a freshman, and and housing rules are somewhat framework with which we are forced of leadership and heard only an It is time for a change. A trite apathetic silence. The time has come have held the office of vice president outdated and I will work toward to work, I maintain that moderate, of Olliff Hall, which extended my correctly and trying to solve these statement, perhaps, but it is time for yet constant pressure will yield the for this silence to be broken. a change, not only of many I will not be so bold as to promise duties beyond that of house council problems. best results. executive to a member of WSGA'S The most trying problems it seems anachronistic rules now in effect, but I have not singled out any specific you, the members of the class of /3, also a change in the role of class that immediate changes will come judicial council. I have had the op- that students have is their lack of junior class problems for I believe portunity to devote many hours to the activities. The tennis court lights are officers. Too often class officers have what's good (or bad as the case may about as soon as I am elected. I'm not used their positions to serve, not the that stupid, and you're not so naive as student body at GSC. cut off too early. The gym, Including be) for the college as a whole is good Because of my understanding and the swimming pool, is closed, students, but their own narrow in- (or bad) for the junior class and vice to believe in miracles. What I can terests. promise you, however, is that my interest In student affairs, I would especially on weekend nights. versa. like to continue this service. I Students need opportunities on I feel the fact established (by the As president of the junior class, I desire for change will continue to students at any rate) that im- burn inside me after I am elected. I promise to be both tolerant and weekends to use these facilities. will strive to be a responsible, understanding of others' opinions. I will work toward a solution of this provement Is needed In the areas of realistic and effective leader. I will will try. meal programs, housing, and Our class needs to be revitalized Service to you as the body of students situation by pushing for action. It also seek to form the junior executive I am representing will be of my ut- seems that the lights could be left on women's regulations. A less officers into a cohesive unit which with a sense of fairness and a publicized but no less grievous responsible search for needed most concern. later at night and the gym facilities actively pursues the goals In my indeavor to develop the be available more on the weekend complaint concerns the campus established by the junior class. changes. I feel I can suuply the phone system. Improvements in lifeblood for a new junior class. Help desired atmosphere on campus, I nights. will look to you for both suggestions Spring Swing and Homecoming these and other areas is necessary as John McDowell me break the chain of sterotyped, are renovations in the academic area inactive officers we have had. and supert. I feel that my presence in seem to continue to dwindle. Each I, John McDowell, would at this SAGC will be beneficial not only to year there are less activities during and innovations such as SAGC vice- time like to announce my candidacy I deeply appreciate your opinions president elect Howard Thrower's and, if at any time you wish to ex- members of the junior class but to the these special weeks. I want and will for president of the junior class of entire student body. As a voting try to engage more activities for ecological committee. 1971-72. press them to me, please feel free to do so. I want you to govern our class, delegate I will work to procure the not a select group of seemingly legislation supported by the junior apathetic individuals. Please help me class*and recommended by SAGC. For Junior Vice President reach this goal. Your stand as a student will be my as parents. student here, change seems to have sie-id as yoi.' president. Patricia Gadbee I will not make promises that I become an archiac institution at this I am seeking the office of vice cannot fulfill; but I will promise to school. You, my classmates, and I sat president of the junior class. As an work hard and to my very best to at idly by and watched our hopes for interested and enthusiastic student I least initiate improvements and change diminshed, if not ex- would strive to govern the junior changes at GSC. The improvements tinguished, by a tidal wave of class as the mature students they and changes that are needed will take inaction brought about by the apathy are. One of my primary obligations time to implement, but with In- of our leadership. would be representation of the junior terested individuals behind the ad- I feel that I can help to change this class in SAGC. ministration pushing for reform, the sad situation by working in the As a voting member of this time element can be shortened. capacity of vice president along with delegation I would endeavor to build a progressive group of other officers. the student government structure Bob Sammons I realize that this office is a respon- into the strong governing^ body it I, Bob Sammons, announce my sible one and I intend to make every should be. candidacy for the office of vice endeavor to bring about a change in president of the junior class and working together can we accomplish Many changes and modicicatlons president of the junior class of 1971- our class leadership. understand all that this office anything. of existing rules are eminent In the 72. Please help me to make it possible requires. I have had previous ex- Next fall I will have been at GSC coming year. I would like very much In making this decision to run, I for the iunior class of next year to perience as president and vice two years and feel that I have some to be associated with a progressive realize that I am not placing myself govern itself progressively and president of other organizations and knowledge of what the students want and well-organized student govern- in an easy position. I further realize patiently. feel that I am qualified. All the class and need. Since our first few days at ment. I feel that my Interest and that change comes about slowly (Lynn S/oa,e*UirveLrl^-L- officers should work together for the GSC the class of '73 has been attitude would be most effective in sometimes, expecially here at GSC. betterment of the class of '73, and I dissatisfied with some regulations. gaining student support and ad- For the two years I have been a I am campaigning for vice am willing to do my part. Only by These cannot be changed by one ministrative approval of desired person alone but I hope to be a part of regulation reforms. I want not only to the class that does change these be your personal representative, but regulations. your voice in student government. Candidates For Secretary- Tres. I have served on house council and therefore have a knowledge of how Karen Knight our student government works. It is Sandy Miller Barbara Thompkins important to know what is going on in our student government and on My interest in GSC and my desire I, Barbara Thompkins, am to see improvements and changes I, Sandy Miller, declare myself a campus. If elected, I promise to work declaring myself a candidate for the hard and support the class of '73. has motivated me to seek the office of candidate for secretary-treasurer of position of secretary-treasurer of the vice president of the junior class. -the iunior class. iunior class. Since I have had two Many changes are necessary to make I realize the responsibilities of this years experience as secretary of my GSC an educational institution rather position are mainly clerical since the class, I feel I am qualified to hold this than a disciplinary institution. For classes do not have a specified position. resposnible. most students college is a period of budget. I will assist the president and transition when the student first vice president in every way possible My background in typing, shor- loosens, then finally breaks the apron and in the absence of one of these two All candidates seeking junior class strings which bind him to his parents. officers, I will represent the junior thand, and accounting will enable me Regulations are necessary in class at SAGC meetings. to handle the various aspects of this offices have decided, if elected, to breaking these strings; however, a I have served on WSGA judicial position efficiently. work for our class, not just to hold a student who has reached the status council for the past year as vice title. Let me be a part of our junior of a iunior or senior should be able to president of Stratford Hall and also The position of secretary-treasurer class officers by casting YOUR vote establish his own curfew, decide if he have worked with house council for is very important because she is the for me. wants a meal ticket and decide where two years. one who takes care of the he wants to live. The administration I would like your cooperation in correspondence as well as any should not interfere in the lives of the supporting me at the polls so that I tivities in the government of our class financial obligations which may students to the extent that It functions may further my interest and ac- and our college. arise. She must be efficient and
For President Sophomore Class Harold Acker Darwin Williams For Veep. For Sec/Treas As all candidates running for re- Darwin Williams, candidate for election, I, too, have only my past sophomore class president, brother record for evaluation by you con- of Sigma Nu Fraternity, and member cerning my own character, my of the campus French Club. Mary Fitzpatrick Nancy Arnold Beth Singletary determination, and my devotion to The students here at Georgia the government at GSC. Also, my Southern College, in my op-lnlon, I, Mary Fitzpatrick, am running I, Nancy Arnold, declare myself a The sophomore class can be the efforts of maintaining the growth, need a more direct voice in decision for vice president of the sophomore stability, and efficiency of the SAGC candidate for the office of secretary- first class to fully enjoy the benefits making concerning the student body. class. I am very much concerned treasurer of the sophmore class. of the abolishment of ruies and are characteristic of my abilities. I If elected, I will strive for meaningful with improving the rules at GSC. do feel that I-have used my time regulations of GSC. No one person representation of the student body in can do this alone. I would like ta dutifully for my constituents' cause. policy making, not tokenism but The sophomore class is highly Most candidates have utilized the unorganized and needs able represent you as a member of the rather a working, functioning body of I will work especially hard for the small group of representatives from trite phrase of "If I am elected, I will student decision makers. sophomore class. Sophomores should leadership. At this time it is the only do. . ." I do not. Whether I am re- class without a constitution. The job the sophomore class who will be One of the programs I will pursue is be given more freedom to determine helping to better your life at GSC as elected or not, I will not dlscountinue the rules of the school. I will be your of any officer of the sophomore class my fight against the repressive a laxing of the present dorm hours for is a big one because of the enormous they serve as your class officers. sophomore girls; The present hours voice to the SAGC. I encourage you to actions taken by this establishment. bring any gripes you have to me and I responsibility of drawing up a con- For I, as one, cannot tolerate the are far too restrictive. Another stitution which will affect program would be more adequate will present them to the SAGC and do I have had no previous experience administration's attitude of not all I can to see that they are carried sophomores for many years to come. arid convenient parking for student Although I have never held the office in student government but I am recognizing us as mature students. out. eager to learn. Please let me represent The Student should have the right with off-campus parking permits. of secretary-treasurer, I will work I would also like to see more of the hard to represent all my fellow you during the next year as the to determine his own responsibilities secretary-treasurer of the and regulations in accordance to his students given an opportunity to students in the sophomore class. voice their opinions. If elected, I will I need your support in doing this. I sophomore class and I, in turn can desired achievements in his chosen need your vote Thursday and your promise you that I will do my best to academic field. For these reasons, I, maintain regular office hours for the convenience of the sophomore support next year. I'm ready to get fulfill my duties competently. Harold Acker, declare myself .a things done. candidate for president of the students. sophomore class. Your support will be appreciated. PAGE EIGHT THE GEORGE-ANNE Tuesday, April 20,1 Potential Class Officers Answer G-A Questions Women's Curfew Regulations How the Candidates Compare 1 I favor immediate and total elimination of women's curfew regulations. Pres |V-Pres| Sec-Tres President V-Pres Sect-Tres President V-Pres Sec-Tres 2 I favor the elimination of women's curfew regulations Soph Junior Senioi Senior except for first quarter freshmen. Soph Isoph/ Junior Junior Senior 3 I favor change in women's curfew regulations only after a thorough study of the situation, providing the results of the 0 c study indicated a change was necessary. s .- o O 4 I do not favor change in women's curfew regulations at >o. ra O. OJ aj S.2 ■- N ■c en >-T3 * o C 0) the present time. O 3 s8 25 E* oE TO OJ ro
6 i favor change in the mandatory meal ticket policy only 2. YES YES YES NO after a thorough study of the situation, providing the results of NO NO YES YES YES NO YES YES NO YES YES YES YES YES the study indicated a change was necessary. 3. YES NO 7 I do not favor a change in the present meal ticket policy. NO NO YES NO NO YES NO NO YES YES YES YES NO NO
Mandatory dormitory residence 4. NO NO 8 I favor immediate and total elimination of regulations NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO requiring mandatory dormitory residence for any student. 5. YE S YES 9 I favor the elimination of mandatory dormitory residence YES NO NO NO NO YES YES YES YE NO except for freshmen. 6. 10 I favor change in mandatory dormitory residence policy YES YES YES YES YES YES YES NO NO NO NO YES' YES only after thorough study of the situation, providing the results of the study indicated a change was necessary. 7. NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO 'NO NO 11 I do not favor changes in the mandatory dormitory 8. NO residence policies at present. NO NO NO NO NO NO NO |NO NO NO i NO YES Miscellaneous. 9. YES YES YES ACTIVITY FEES YES YES NO YES YES YES YES YES YES YES 12 Should the present activity fee be maintained? (If your 10 answer was "yes" then answer these questions.) NO YES NO NO YES NO YES YES YES NO NO NO NO NO 13 Should the present $15 fee be increased? 11 14. Should the present $15 fee be decreased? NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO-NO 15 Would you favor elimination of the present $15 activity fee 12. and students having to pay only for those events which they YES YES YES YES NO YES YES YES YES YES I YES YES YES wanted to attend? 13 NO ENTERTAINMENT NO NO NO NO NO NO NO 16 Do you favor the idea of using College Union Board funds 14 NO YES YES YES YES NO NO NO UYE !NO NO YES NO YESlYES NO for major concerts? — — 17 would you be in favor of a larger number of concerts with 15 fewer big-name entertainers? YES NO YES NO NO NO NO YES NO NO NO NO NO 18 Are you in favor of a campus-wide poll sponsored by the 16. SAGC to determine what sort of entertainment will be YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YESJYES YES YES presented? 17. SENATE YES YES NO YES YES NO NO NO NO YES YES 19 Would you be in favor of the Faculty Senate becoming a 18. College Senate with student representation? YES YES YES YES YES YES YESlYES YES 20 Should the students who were on the "College Senate" 19. mentioned above having voting power? YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES
21 I am not in favor of any change in the Faculty Senate to 20. YES include student representation. YES YES YES YES UES YES YES YES YES YES iYES -4 HEALTH SERVICES 21. NO 22 Should the Health Cottage distribute contraceptive NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO devices? 22. NO 23 Would you be in favor of increased health fees to enable the- Yt\S NO YES NO NO NO YES NO NO NO college to procure a full-time doctor? 23. ACADEMIC AFFAIRS NO NO NO YES YES YES NO YES NO NO 24 Would you prefer a student-teacher evaluation that would 24. YES be available to students? YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES
25 Would you favor students being on committees that hire 25 YES YES and fire faculty? YES YES NO YES YES YES YES YES YES YES 26 Do you favor students serving on the committees that 26 Y[: determine the curriculum of the college? YES YES NO YES YES YES YES NO YES YES YES YES YES YES S 27 Are you in favor of a "pass-fail" system to replace the 27, present grading system? NO NO NO NO NO NO NO YES NO NO YES NO NO J. DONALDSON-RAMSEY STORE FOR MEN
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From page one "The Committee has made usual traffic and noise. Vice every effort to assure that Earth President Pope Duncan and Week contains enough activity Security Chief Harold Howell, as for everyone," said Hatfield. "It well as Mr. Paul Carr, the faculty is easily seen that the entire advisor on the Traffic Safety program of the week is locally Committee, have been very oriented. All three panel cooperative on this point. We discussions are on subjects which hope that if all goes smoothly, the apply to the college campus. plan can be tried on a more Events have been designed to permanent basis later in the include the largest number of year." students possible. Ample op- Hatfield stressed the need for portunities for participation and student and faculty cooperation involvement by every student on this day in particular. Howard will be provided. EXISTING BUILDINGS Thrower, committee co- "Further, we have gone to FUTURE BUILDINGS chairman, urged those who drive considerable length to have UNDER CONSTRUCTION cars to "try walking or riding a speakers and panel members bicycle for just one day." who can actually give answers to WEDNESDAY NIGHT will see the students," said Hatfield. an Ecology Rock Concert held "And our panel discussions are near Landrum Center Three specifically designed to make it bands (Chuck Roast, Wheatstone possible for student suggestions TRAFFIC Mission, Critical Mass) will play and comments to be heard. from 6 to 11 p.m. During the "It should be noted that TO STOP, concert, movie screens will show publicity this year is on a more ecologically-oriented slides. personal basis than last year. We Thursday will be campus hope our publicity program is HERES HOW clean-up day, with fraternities successful and we urge students Wednesday of Earth Week will and sororities being assigned not to litter the campus with the areas of the campus to clean up. see the traffic pattern on campus memorandums. Read them and altered in order to close off sec- Mrs. Jane Yarn, director of then either keep them or put Save America's Vital En- tions of the campus to traffic. them in a trash can," said Hat- The map shows the areas vironment (SAVE), an en- field. vironmental lobby group from which will be closed to traffic. Atlanta, will be the keynote "I HOPE THAT this year we Blockades will be up at the speaker Thursday. Local officials have overcome the faults which junction of Herty and Sweetheart plan for Mrs. Yarn to address the lead to a lack of interest by the Circle (A), and at Sweetheart student body from the lake area college students last year. On E- Circle and Lake Drive (B). at 3 p.m. Day 1970 there were more high Between these two blockades no traffic will be allowed. Hatfield said that this speech is school students on our campus designed to "fill a real gap in than college students. This year The other sections of road that knowledge concerning the per- we've made the program cam- will be closed runs from the formance of the Georgia pus-oriented, we manned the barracade just south of the legislature in the environmental panels with campus per- faculty parking lot on Georgia field." sonalities, and we've spaced each Avenue LC) around the in- Thursday night's panel event as carefully as possible to tersection of Georgia and Lake discussion will center around avoid overloading the interest Drive (D) to the blockade just problems of population control. span of the students," Hatfield south of Marvin Pittman (e). No FRIDAY, a bicycle rally will be continued. traffic will be allowed north of held at 1 p.m. Final plans for the "We urge the students to (D) or south of (e) or past the course and rules by signing up at register their interest in the blockade at (c). the appropriate list on the environment of our campus by bulletin board outside the SAGC attending as many events as Traffic going into Georgia office. possible. This is your campus; Avenue from Herty will be only The full-length motion picture, your quality of life is affected by the traffic going to the faculty "No Blade of Grass," will be the issues raised during this parking lot (F). shown Tuesday, Wednesday, and week. We feel that we've done Traffic going to the right at the Thursday by a local theatre. everything we could to make this Circle-301 connector intersection Thrower noted that the theatre week one the students can really (G) should only be that traffic brought the movie at the Com- call their own. All we can do now going to Marvin Pittman or to the mittee's request and urges is hope you, the students, will girls' dorm parking lot. students to take advantage of take the time to participate," Thru Traffic goes to the left at reduced rates. Hatfield concluded. (G) and down Herty Drive. Moooooooooeooooooooonnn^ft^nnn^ftw>>w«««^ftiwa^^ nniniu uutwrnotc APRIL 20th Shows: Get More thru 22nd 4:30, 6:05 7:45, 9:30 Mileage For Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer presents "NO BLADE OF GRASS'Starrmg Nigel Davenport ^Bfe Jean Wallace /Anthony May/Screenplay by Sean Forestal and Jefferson Pascal mjf? Produced and Directed by Cornel Wilde/Filmed in Panavision®and Metrocolor MGM Your Money |T» I RESTWCTKP U"de- 1 > >«.'« M\.l dccomoanyng Pa'eni 0r Aduii Gua'C xxxxxxX (UCIS STATCSBORO ■-.i) » Statesboro Minit Mart The WEIS Supports Now offering a discount on gas EARTH WEEK to Students - Faculty - Staff with this ad - — Also — admission only *1°° Stereo Tapes * A Large \ ariely * One Day Sen ire on Any Tape Not In Stock * $5.85 IVr Tape April 20 - 22 "rnrr'rrr —rnrinononoooiMwmmiWfrtm Page Ten THE GEORGE-ANNE Tuesday, April 20,1971 TONIGHT IN HANNER FIELDHOUSE Atlanta Symphony Peforms
The Atlanta Symphony Or- soloist. Associate Conductor of the PREVIEW- NO BLADE' chestra under conductor Robert Cleveland Orchestra under Shaw will present a concert here The Atlanta Symphony Or- George Szell for 11 years on Tuesday evening, April 20, chestra is one of the 25 major preceding his move to Atlanta 1971 at 8:15 p.m. in the Hanner orchestras of the United States. and is internationally famous as Could Be Sci- Fi; Field House. This is a Campus The 1970-72 budget is $1,500,000. founder and director of the Life Enrichment Committee There are 90 musicians in the Robert Shaw Chorale. Presentation. GSC students with orchestra. Seventeen are new to But Seems Real a current ID card will be ad- the orchestra. The total season mitted free, general admission attendance in 1969-70 was 100,000. Special guest soloist for this by Man is gradually poisoning his tickets are $2.00, and tickets for The 1970-71 season will include performance is the outstanding MISSY GRASSI environment with waste matter, faculty and staff are $1.00. 192 concerts during the 39-week concert pianist Gary Graffman. G-A Staff Writer upsetting the balance of nature, Tickets for children and high season. The Atlanta Symphony is Mr. Graffman, to quote a recent and threatening his own survival. article about him in Time "No Blade of Grass" could be school students are half-price. the only major orchestra within a Books, newspaper and There are no reserved seats for radius of 500 miles. This year the Magazine, is generally regarded called science fiction. However, magazine articles have been this performance. orchestra embarked on a major as "the top American pianist in the environmental problem it written to point out the potential The program will include: tour that included a performance his age group." An artist portrays is almost too real. The effects of pollution. "No Blade of Classical Symphony in D, Op. 25, in New York at Carnegie Hall, of striking characteristics, Mr. film's major concern is the effect Grass" -spot lights the. en- Prokofieff; Suite from the ballet, and performances in Washington Graffman is described in a recent of today's pollution upon vironmental problem in a way "Appalachian Spring" Copland; and other important citiers. feature article in Newsweek tomorrow's world. that should make every man and Sensemaya, tone poem for or- Magazine with the following They call it environmental woman realize just what their chestra, Revueltas; Piano opening: "Until you've heard pollution. It is a matter of using carelessness is doing to the Robert Shaw is now beginning him play, it's hard to see him for two long words when one four- - world. Concerto NO. 4 in G, Op. 58, his fourth year as music director Beethoven, Gary Graffman, what he is, one of the great living letter word will do. The word is The film, produced and ■and conductor. Mr. Shaw was pianists." muck. directed by Cornel Wilde, con- cerns a family, named Custance, and their companions, struggling for survival due to a world-wide famine. Stating his purpose in producing the film, Wilde feels that: "Pollution, overpopulation, WAKE UP, RIP! and over-production are the things which have to be reversed if we want to keep the world as we know it. Or there will be «w The Paragon takes pride in world at all." During Earth-Week "No Blade of Grass" is being shown April 20, making several additions to the 21, and 22. The film is being presented through the Weis Theatre by the Environmental Committee. The manager, in cooperation with the Earth Week 'After Nine Menu' program, will allow a fifty-cent discount to any GSC student who brings in the movie ad- vertisement found in this issue of The Ruben the GEORGE-ANNE. sour cream, swiss cheeze, GSC Group corned beef, all grilled on Participates rye bread In Jass Fest. The GSC Jazz Ensemble participated in the American Potatoe College Jazz Festival by presenting a concert Tuesday night in the Recital Hall of the Foy Fine Arts Building. Director Salad of the Jazz Ensemble is GSC Director of Bands Thomas Stidham. The American College Jazz Festival is a national program of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. It is produced in association with the National Association of Jazz Educators, Down Beat Magazine and the American Federation of Musicians. Sponsors are j RESTAURANT American Airlines and American Express. Each college or university i South Main Street entered in the Festival presents a concert on its campus. Bands are then selected to participate in seven Regional Festivals to be held in April. From the Regionals, bands and Check Our Regular Menu For combos are chosen to perform at the National Festival May 14-16 at the University of Illinois' Krannert Center in Urbana. In future years the Finals will be held in the John F. Kennedy Earth Week Specials Center now nearing completion in Washington, D.C. \ Tuesday, April 20,1971 THE GEORGE-ANNE Page Eleven
J » Carnival to Highlight 4 Greek Week Activities Begin
Greek Week got underway professor of Sociology and An- humorous, to say the least. Pi field. Games scheduled include yesterday with the first of what thropology in the Biology lecture Kappa Phi will provide the Potato Bumper, Egg Toss, promises to be a full week of hall. Jordan's talk, entitled "The equipment and coach the Orange Pass, and Bat activities. The semi-final Secret Ranking of Georgia Panhellenic team, and Alpha Runaround. The Greek chariot fraternity soccer matches were Southern College," will em- Delta Pi will coach the IFC team. race will Wind up the Olympics. field yesterday, leaving four phasize the importance of sexual teams to compete in the finals attraction in social behavior and Friday night from 7:00 to 10:30 The last activity of the week today at 6:00 p.m. The final how we as college students p.m. a Greek Carnival will be will be a Greek Dance in Hanner tournaments are to be single become blind to it's effects. The held in the old gym. Booths of Gym from 8:00 to 1:00 a.m. with elimination with trophies for the lecture will begin at 7:00 p.m. and different types will be set up The Phoenix providing music. two winning fraternities. is open to all students. along a midway just like a real This is the only closed event of The second annual Greek Beginning Thursday at 1:00 county fair.'The crowning touch the week, and the Greek Week Goddess contest is set for 7:00 p.m. all Greeks will participate in of the Campus Carnival will be Committee invites all students to tonight in the Foy Fine Arts Campus Clean-Up in conjunction the Reverse Beauty Pageant. In attend the activities whether they The torch bearer for the building. Each fraternity and with the Environmental Com- the competition, men sponsored are affiliated with the Greek Georgia Southern Greek sorority is sponsoring one con- mittee's Earth Day. The Greeks by each fraternity and sorority system or not. Olympics signals the start for the testant. Judging will be in will render their service in are required to dress like femals 1970 games. swimsuit and greek robe com- making the campus free of trash and female escorts are to dress petition. The Greek Goddess and and debris. The fraternities will like men. Contestants will be If you make a gift of life insurance her court will be selected from also be working with the Campus judged on Most Realistic, Best to your children, you may eliminate ihe top five finalists. Security maintaining road blocks Dressed, and Best Personality. Federal Estate Tax on the insurance. A swim meet at 4:00 in the on Wednesday as part of the For details see Hanner annex will highlight Earth Week activities. Wednesdays activities. Four At 3:00 p.m. on Friday there is The Greek Parade is slated for contestants from each Greek planned a four-inning Han- Saturday at 1:15 p.m. The parade Terry Williams chapter on campus will par- dicapped Softball game between will leave Landrum , Center Special Agent Life, Health, Group Insurance, ticipate in free styles, breast- IFC and Panhellenic. The players parking lot enroute to the in- Annuties, Pension Plans stroke, and backstroke events, will be one man from each of tramural fields. Chariots built by with first and second place rib- GSC's 13 fraternities and two fraternities will head up the 12 East Olliff Street - Statesboro bons for each of the events. girls from each of the six parade. The last event of the New York Life Insurance Phone 4-5171 Also slated for Wednesday is a sororities. The events promises week, the Greek Olympics will %peech by James Jordan, to be unusual, as well as begin at 2:00 at the intramural College Honor Fraternity Receives National Charter The Georgia Southern College of the class. Similar limitaitons Prsident-Elect; Mrs. Charles Chapter of Phi Kappa Phi, a are placed on graduate students. Christmas, Secretary-Treasurer; •national honor fraternity for Purpose of the fraternity is to and Dr. Georgelle Thomas, college students, was officially emphasize scholarship in the Journal Correspondent. installed last week in formal thoughts of college and university Additionally, the election and ceremonies in Statesboro. students and to stimulate mental initiation of 29*GSC students took Presiding officer for the in- achievements by the prize of place during the meeting. (VGIS STATESBORO stallation was Dr. James T. membership. There are only three chapters STARTS FRIDAY APRIL 23-27 Barrs, vice-president of Phi During the ceremonies of Phi Kappa Phi in Georgia. #Kappa Phi, and a former faculty Chapter officers were elected: member here. Dr. Pope A. Duncan was elected Seniors in the top eighth of their President. Duncan is Ad- class may be elected to this ministrative Vice-President at •prestigious organization to a Georgia Southern. Other officers number not exceeding one-tenth include Dr. Malcom Smith, WINDSOR Sign Up Now.1 Tour VILLAGE EUROPE1 AUGUST 18 -SEPTEMBER 8 REGISTER NOW FOR SPEND 3 FANTASTIC WEEKS SUMMER QUARTER'71
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Delta Sigma Pi Gamma Phi Epsilon Kappa Delta Thursday, April 14
Jimmy Waters, president of Gamma Phi Epsilon elected The Kappa Delta White Rose Delta Sigma Pi|\vishes to extend officers for the 1971-72 year. The Ball was held April 9 at the congratulations from the new officers are: Linda Parker, Savannah Yacht Club. The fraternity to brothers Benji president; Nancy Dillard, first Liberation provided the en- Tickets will be $2.50 and can be Several members of Phi Beta Hodges, Don Aaron, and Owen vice president;« Carlai Pitts, tertainment. purchased from any board Lambda and its sponsors helped Woods. second vice-president; Lynne member, Dr. Elliott, or Mr. with the Future Business Leaders, Debbie Rhodes has been Martin. The last day to purchase of America winter district mini- Benford, secretary; Teresa selected to represent Kappa Benji is assistant sales Burgess, treasurer; and Lyn tickets is May 7. Recreation conference held at Statesboro manager for Coastal Chemicals; Delta in the Greek Goddess majors are encouraged to attend High School. Farris, reporter. The ' officers contest. Don has the Standard Oil of New will be installed at a banquet May the banquet. A banquet was held on Thur- Jersey distributorship for south 5. Sigma Nu sday, April 8 to end the week's Georgia; and Owen has a position Member Nancy Abraham was Parks Society activities and to plan for the with Belks of Statesboro. elected secretary of Recognition The brothers of Sigma Nu held upcoming state convention to be Council. The Georgia Southern College initiation for pledges and held at the Marriott Hotel in* The softball team now has a 1-1 Student Recreation and Parks brothers. New pledges are: Atlanta o I May 7 and 8. record. Because of the flu, they Society met Monday, April 12, in Chuck Home, Wade Dixon, Geof were easily beaten by the'Over- the Hanner Field House. Tom C. Powell, David Franklin, Glen Kappa Sigma 4 The-Hill Gang last week. Zeta Tau Alpha Green, Special Services director, Bryant, Bill Odom, Billy Hick- Tuesday they beat the Nads 12 to Glynco Naval Air Station, man and James Johnson. New Kappa Sigma pledged ten men 4 to even their record. The sisters of Zeta Tau Alpha Brunswick, Georgia was the Brothers are: Rick Anderson, from spring quarter rush. They will spend the weekend of April guest speaker. He gave a slide Don Ceoban, Randy Holland, are: Jimmy Southard, Jerry 16-18 at Magnolia Springs. The presentation, showing the Richard Geldart, and David Weeks, Fred Blackman, Bob sisters will have a slumber party facilities available at Glynco. He Bridges. Faith, Tom McMurrian, Oscar Sigma Phi Epsilon followed by a day of swimming also spoke on the JOD op- Mimms, Joe Bittick, Mike Nau, Activities for this quarter in- and boating. portunities in industrial Bill Watson, and Clark Giddens.* Pamela Godbee will represent recreation. clude a pilgrimage to their This year the fraternity has two The Brothers of Sigma Phi founding home and headquarters Epsilon welcome the following Zeta in the Greek Goddess Elections for 1971-72 officers softball teams, one in the Padgeant during Greek Week. at VMI in Lexington, Va., on May pledges for spring quarter: Mike were held. The new officers are 21. fraternity league, and one in the# Allison, William Clay, Steve The Zeta's are preparing for Charlie Hershey, president; independent league. The Benton, Bob Sammons, Randy the annual State Day which will Cheri Graham, vice president, fraternity team opened up the McKee, Gary Johnson, Tommy be held May 1 in Macon. All Jane Durr, secretary; Al Hutson, Phi Beta Lambda season last week with Delta Tau Smith, Richard Peebles, and members of Zeta Chapters in treasurer; and Donna Short, Delta. Kappa Sig's independent* Freddie Mock. Georgia will be present. historian. Phi Beta Lambda week was team, the Boones Farm Boys, The Sig Ep soccer team, under Final plans for the second observed by its members and played their first game Tuesday. the coaching of Rick Palmer, annual banquet were made. The sponsors the week of April 8. The The brothers are looking for- Newman banquet will be Friday, May 14, week began with members ward to the annual beach trip on* scored a win over Sigma Chi, 2-0. at the American Legion in sending candy and cards to each the weekend of May 21st. Nick Joanos will be Sig Ep's The Newman Community will Statesboro. secretary in every department on representative in the Reverse sponsor a weekend of renewal Dr. H. Douglas Sessoms, campus in appreciation for their Beauty Contest. April 23-25 at Pine Mountain, chairman of Recreation services. Sigma Pi # Georgia near Callaway Gardens. Curriculum, University of North Phi Beta Lambda invited a Sig Ep is sponsoring Karen Cost will be $5.00 per person. Carolina, will be the « guest speaker from Wardlow Ad- Sigma Pi defeated Delt Chi in Phillips, sweetheart of Sigma Phi Anyone interested please call 4- speaker. The banquet will start at vertising Agency to speak to its their first soccer match. Epsilon, in the Miss Greek 5005 or 4-7605 or write Landrum 7:00, with a dance following from members and to other members The brothers and dates* Goddess contest. Box 8178 by Aprii 21. 9-12. of the Division of Business. traveled to Hilton Head Satur- High schools from Bulloch and day. They plan to go again next surrounding counties were in- weekend. A trip to Davtona is vited to view the facilities of also being planned. 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Page Fourteen THE GEORGE-ANNE Tuesday, April 20,1971 Eagles Raise Season Record to 16-14 reasons. First, the Eagles were The Georgia Southern baseball pitchers were unable to contain . Stetson, the Hatters used a two- apiece. team continued to improve its the Lewis attack. Eight walks by run homer by Jorge Rodriguez, Southern won again on Friday, able to put together a three game record last week, winning four Eagles hurlers and five Eagle three RBI hits by Ralph Ed- defeating Western Carolina 2-1 on winning streak, their longest o,° out of seven games with Lewis errors, along with a seventh- wards, and 10 walks by Eagle second inning RBI's by Roy College (111.), Stetson (Fla.), and inning home run by first baseman Ammann and Jimmy Wilkes. the year. Second, for the first Western Carolina. Early in the Rich Conte, contributed to the pitchers Rick Kinch and Jim Western's only run came when time this season Eagle coach Bill week the Eagles traded one-run Lewis victory. Rupich to score a 5-4 win over victories with Stetson and took the first two batters of the game Spieth has used the same line-up two of their three games with with the exception of. catchers GSC. In the nightcap, Southern doubled, but GSC pitcher Wayne Lewis. On Friday and Saturday, The Eagles beat Stetson 3-2 in . beat Lewis 11-4 as catcher Dan Shea and Zuppardo, who alter- Sirmons allowed only four more Southern split with Western Monday's second game on a two- Zuppardo went three for three, nate duties, for five games in a hits and struck out nine to get the Carolina to move the Eagles' run homer by Joe Manganscle in helping Tommy Arden gain his row. win. season record to 16-14, their best the 11th inning. Southern had tied fourth win. percentage of the year. the game in the ninth when Jim Western's Wayne McCauley Perhaps he feels he has found 3 Veryzer tripled and was driven in On Wednesday the EAgles pitched a two-hitter on Saturday winning combination. Third, the by Carey Shea's double. Benjie On Monday, the Eagles faced dropped Lewis again by the same as his team downed the Eagles 6- bats of Mangscle, Shea and Clark, pitching the final three Lewis college from Chicago, 11-4 score. Kyle Young won his 1. Ammann and Gordon got Zuppardo came alive to support innings for GSC, got the win. although they got only one less hit third straight game for the Southern's only hits in that game. slugger Veryzer, who continues than their opponents, the Eagles Eagles, and Shea, Veryzer and Last week's series was an to pound the ball at a near-.4O0 were outscored 14-1 as three GSC In Tuesday's game with Danny Gordon collected two hits important one for several pace. Eagle Tennis Team SPORTS! Wins Four Matches The Georgia Southern tennis University and The Citadel. with South Carolina, but won two team won four out of five mat- For the Eagles, number four out of three in doubles to take the ches last week and improved its player Deepal Wannakuwatte match 5-4. On Thursday the season record to 12-3. and number five player Jim Risi Eagles grabbed another victory, The Eagles, coached by Dr. were both undefeated in singles, this one a 9-0 drubbing of eastern Frank Ramsey, won the South and no Eagle lost more than two Michigan. Florida Invitational on April 8-10, of his six matches. On Saturday, the GSC netters then came home to defeat Ap- Last Monday, April 12, the went to Athens to face the un- palachian University, the EAgles faced Appalachian and defeated University of Georgia University of South Carolina and trounced them 9-0. The next day, team. The Bulldogs, in fact, had Eastern Michigan University on Southern traded single matches Continued to page 15 Monday, Tuesday and Thursday before losing to the University of Georgia Saturday. The South Florida tournament, held at Tampa, was an important one for the Eagles, who lost two matches the week before and needed to get back into the winning habit. Playing the equivalent of six dual matches in Brothers Jim and Bob Risi volley in Thursday's match with Eastern three days, GSC came from Michigan, which the Eagles won 9-0. Jim is a senior, while lefthander behind to beat the University of Bob is a junior and plays number one for the Eagles. South Florida, Jacksonville
The members of the GSC tennis team accept the championship trophy for the South Florida Invitational Tournament, held at Tampa April 8-10. Pictured left to right are: Dr. Frank Ramsey, coach, Bill Von Boeckman, Deepal Wannakuwatte, Bob Risi, C.J. Traversr Vishnu Marharaj and Jim Risi. Now Open New Branch Store COLLEGE in University Plaza
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