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The George-Anne Student Media Georgia Southern University Digital Commons@Georgia Southern The George-Anne Student Media 2-18-1972 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. 672. https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/george-anne/672 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]. LIBRARY FEB 1 8 1372 rgia Southern College published by students of georgia southern college Quick^^- NamedBy LYNN HARRIS Quick rampVice as thP first rloan nf _^_^_^___^^_^^_^___-_^^_^^^^_ President Quick came as the first dean of G-A City Editor Arts and Sciences to Georgia Dr. Nicholas W. Quick was Southern in June, 1969. Since that appointed Vice President of time he has developed that school Georgia Southern Feb. 8 by the into 14 departments and one University System Board of division, which involves 170 Regents on the recommendation faculty members and 60 per cent of President Duncan. of the academic credit awarded at Georgia Southern. Quick reported that he will retain his former position as Quick holds the A.B. and M.A. Dean of the School of Arts and degrees from the University of Sciences until July,when a new Illinois. In 1954, he received his dean will be appointed. Ph.D. from the University of "In addition to being President, Texas. Dr. Duncan has been carrying on Prior to joining the GSC staff in the job of vice president since 1968, Quick was professor of Dateline Southern 3 Bangla Desh 8 summer," said Quick. Editorials 4 Activities Calendar .9 English at Arkansas State NURD 5 Summer Jobs 9 Now that Quick has taken over University. He has served as vice Faculty Forum 5 Basketball Highlights 10 he has many things to do. "I have president and Dean of Instruction "Ten Nights in a Bar Room".. .6 Swim Meets 11 at Midwestern University a stack of work on my desk, and G-A STAFFER PETE THOMAS CONCLUDES A SERIES on I'm not even oriented in my new (Wichita Falls, Texas) and held "Controversy in Black and White" Second installment discovers office," said Quick. administrative positions at Little campus undertow. Page Two. Rock University and Texas A. & NURD strikes again in another adventure. Page Five Quick defined the powers of the M. vice president as responsibility He is listed in the Directory of BANGLA DESH CONCERT AND ALBUM reviewed and commented for the planning of new facilities, American Scholars and in Who's upon in depth. Page Eight as well as having control over all Who in America. He is a member EAGLES VERSUS VALDOSTA AND LSU. Eagles "et«an-up" on the academic deans. The vice of numerous professional home court with two big wins In a row. Team outlook is confident. president is also responsible for societies including the Southern Page Ten support areas such as registrar, Association of Academic Deans, DR. NICHOLAS W. QUICK library, student services, com- the Council of Colleges of Arts "I have many new ideas before good sound form," commented GSC's New Vice President puter services, and continuing and Sciences, and the Academic me. It's going to be a job of Quick on his plans for ad- education. Deans of Georgia. getting them hammered out in ministration. Students and Money - Part Two Pageant's Saturday Night $11 Million Goes Through College In Fiscal Year (Editor's Note: This is the second of a three-part series dealing with the economic impact of Georgia Southern College on the city of Statesboro. Part One dealt with the economy of Statesboro-Bulloch County.) By DAVID SAMMONS G-A Staff Writer Georgia Southern was LAURIE LEE SCHAEFER BURMA DAVIS STAPP CYNTHIA COOK originally established with Miss America Miss Georgia 1968 Miss Georgia $25,000 and 30 acres of land furnished by the citizens of this area. In 1906, the year of the college's birth, Statesboro was a community of around 2,000. Coeds Vie for Crown; Registration for fall quarter, 1971, reached a high of 6,156, representing a student body equaling almost half the present Miss America to visit city level and tripling the 1906 Fifteen coeds will vie for the Delta; Teresa Mims spon- Laura Lea Schaefer, 1972 population. Attendence for the 69- title of Miss GSC when the 25th sored by Kappa Alpha; Miss America, heads the list 70 school year—four quarters- every dollar paid out from the annual Miss GSC Pageant is Debbie Rhodes, Kappa Delta; of special guest celebrities totaled 18,000. college meant two to the city in held in Hanner Gym Saturday, Kay Childs, Kappa Sigma; visiting the pageant this year. There are presently over 300 1966. February 19, at 8:15 p.m. Beth McQuaig, Lewis Hall; Also present along with Miss men and women on the faculty The college provides the Centering around the theme Kathy Lee, Olliff Hall; Schaefer will be the current and staff at GSC, not counting the largest banquet room in this "Pageant America," the Emaline Kelly, Pi Kappa Phi; Miss Georgia, Cynthia Cook, employees in Plant Operations. area—Landrum Cafeteria—as contestants will be judged in Ellen Theresa Gross, a Pi former Miss Georgia Mary During the last fiscal year, well as the largest auditorium, three different contests - the Kappa Phi pledge sweetheart; Jane Yates,and Burma Davis $11,300,000 passed through the Hanner Fieldhouse. Southern is swimsuit contest, the evening Joy Leavengood from Phi Mu; Stapp, Miss Georgia for 1968. comptroller's office. More than the third largest residential gown contest, and the talent Pam Musselwhite, Winburn $7 million of this was listed under college in the state and has ex- contest. Hall; Pamela Jeanne Huff, Admission to the pageant is personal services. Personal tensions in Augusta, Savannah, representing Zeta Tau Alpha; free to students, faculty and services include salaries and and Brunswick. In the near Contestants for 1972 Miss Cathy Reeves, Alpha Tau staff with presentation of valid monies paid for supplies, which future GSC should attain GSC will be Gail Peters, Omega; Rosemary Wells, I. D. No reserved seats or indirectly goes back into the university status and possibly a representing Anderson Hall; from Warwick; and Beth advance tickets will be community. According to Ralph football team, possibly bringing Joan Lumpkin, Delta Tau Boring, Alpha Delta Pi. available. Andrews, associate comptroller, more money into the community. I €7 Page TWO Friday, February 18, 1972 Subject To 'Institutionalized Racism' 6 •:« Georgia Southern•nBlacks was founded in 1906 to The widespread Search assumption was that the recruit Forstudents." This must beheIdentity a fatiguingfattening & |:| produce white elementary and high school removal of artificial racial barriers would attempt to gain students, for there are only By PETE THOMAS :•: teachers in a highly malleable style. The result in an automatic integration of the two recruiters for the entire recruitment :j: school was segregated until a few years Negro into all aspects of American life. campaign. Coleman was quite oblivious to JjJ Sago. The exact date of integration could This is a myth. the exorbitant black-white ratio and had . J' |:| not be found, but it would be feasible to say aKNTROVKRSY $• xfive years have elapsed since that 1 The blacks as well as all other minority no knowledge of future exertions for i> V :j: moment. groups are subject to institutionalized recruiting black students. •:• To say 110 blacks have walked the racism. This is the abomination resulting The blacks look toward the ad- BLACK . .*. j| hallowed halls of Herty and Hollis since from the insensible 200-year oppression of ministration with a lack of respect, but X x 1967 may belittle the facts a bit, but the the blacks as well as the other minorities with justification. The administration is > AND :•: meager total of 75 blacks enrolled winter of our inclement nation. This in- avoiding the legitimate requests of the 1 x :|: quarter tarnishes the claim that GSC is a stitutionalized racism, which inhabits black minority on campus. WHITE ;•:• "school of higher education and intellect." contemporarty socio-economic essence, ;:•: Since 1967 the college enrollment burst can be described and attributed to the They review the blacks' grievances with £1200 students. Since 1967 the Black habitual acceptance of black inferiority. •:• enrollment burst 63! Behind this in- apprehension and confront the blacks with An advent of awareness to the black :•:• tegration is an overwhelming majority of a "sugar and smile" tactic, which only plight is developing, but the channels of Ijjj white students and a white middle-class exacerbates the confrontation. Harry Golden's concept of vertical in- college government are maintaining the •:•: culture, trapping and inundating the black The blacks as well as the whites are not tegration and horizontal segregation 200-year legacy with the utmost propriety, >j; youth in a milieu which, whatever the content to let the non-student body per- compliments the realism of de facto while the chastisement of the in- :•:• definition, sows an unimaginable form their legislative duties in a segregation in this country. In- stitutionalized racism is being performed :•:« demoralization. totalitarianistic manner, while the stitutionalized racism permeates all walks by acrimonious students and enlightened >•: The problem that cries the loudest students suffer under the administration's of campus life, from the college ad- oppression. professors. Floyd McKissick (N.
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