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Congratulations, Class of 986 North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University Aggie Digital Collections and Scholarship NCAT Student Newspapers Digital Collections 4-30-1986 The Register, 1986-04-30 North Carolina Agricutural and Technical State University Follow this and additional works at: https://digital.library.ncat.edu/atregister Recommended Citation North Carolina Agricutural and Technical State University, "The Register, 1986-04-30" (1986). NCAT Student Newspapers. 1050. https://digital.library.ncat.edu/atregister/1050 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Digital Collections at Aggie Digital Collections and Scholarship. It has been accepted for inclusion in NCAT Student Newspapers by an authorized administrator of Aggie Digital Collections and Scholarship. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Congratulations, Class of 986 "COMPLETE AWARENESS FOR COMPLETE COMMITMENT" VOLUME LVI NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL NUMBER 15 AND TECHNICAL STATE UNIVERSITY, GREENSBORO April 30, 1986 Aggie Fest is a big disappointment By URSULA WRIGHT Entertainment Editor About 11,000 people flock- ed to Aggie Stadium for the annual Aggie Fest on Satur- day. Beginning at noon, they waited patiently for four hours to hear Starpoint, Juicy, Trouble Funk and several other groups. During this time excited concert-goers held picnics, cooked on grills, camped out under tents and on blankets. About 4 p.m., an uniden- tified voice announced that "This concert has been trash- ed." At this point angry concert-goers began to throw bottles and cans at the stage. Assistant Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Sullivan Welborne said the show was canceled because Glass House Productions, the concert's promoter, brought the wrong stage to set up for Aggie Fest. Welborne said the stage had to be supported by poles, Jmw^ but they were sinking into the wet ground because of a rain The crowd waits patiently forUie showrf Starpoint, Juicy, Trouble Funk, Skinny Boys, and Chocolate (continued on page 11) were scheduled to perform this Buttermilk, who at year's Aggie Fest. Due to problems with stage equipment, the show did not go on. Photo by lay Hall Administrators toughen greek pledging rules By WARREN McNEIL III "For years we have been During the next school punishing the organization term there will be a new for actions of individuals, on- three-prong system of punish- ly to have theproblem recur," ment for fraternities and Buck said. "No longer will an sororites involved in hazing individual be able to hide incidents, said Dr. Roland E. under the umbrella of the Buck, vice chancellor for stu- >rganization." dent affairs. According to Buck, A&T "Any student charged with will have one of the tightest hazing and assualt will be ar- pledge policies in the nation rested and charged by cam- next year. He declined to pus police," Buck said. elaborate. Buck said the $500 fine or Buck said that the in- six months in jail or both ■: vestigation of alleged hazing penalty for hazing will be en- by eight members of Alpha forced Phi Alpha Fraternity will The .<;/ #p second prong will in- continue with an ad- volve instituting tribunal ac- minstative hearing scheduled tion to possibly suspend or ex- for Tuesday for the accused Jay pel the Contest Winners Photo by tiali student charged. members to decide if suffi- The third Winners of the oratorical prong will be cient evidence warrants contest pose for the camera. Left to Right: Lorna Savage(4th place) when evidence of hazing Monya Fr«z,er(lst place), Barry Raytfnd is suspension or expulsion place),and Marva Grimes(3rd place) found within an organization it will be suspended. (continued on page 3) Page 2 The A&T Register Wednesday, April 30, IVB6 Program accredited A&Ts accounting program He said that it is because ot l ias been awarded initial na- a superior faculty, a tional accreditation by the dedicated student body and American Assembly of Col- strong administrative support legiate School of Business. that A&T has been able to Announcement of ac- achieve this honor. creditation of the accounting Out of 1000 programs only program and re-accreditation 61 of the nation's accounting of the business program was programs are accredited. In made during the annual gaining national accredita- meeting of the AACSB in San tion of its accounting pro- Diego gram, A&T becomes the se- The accrediting association also reaffirmed full accredita- cond state university with this distinction, and the tion of the university's only I i undergraduate business pro- historically black university in the nation. gram for nine years. Left to Right: Dr. Quiester Craig, Dean of Business and phofo Wadg "These are extraordinary "Accounting has always hy accomplishments," been one of our most Economics, Dr. Georgia Bowser, Business Adminstration Chairperson, Dr. Mark Kiel said Dr. Chairman of Accounting, and Edward B. Fort, Chancellor marketable programs," said Dr . Danny Poque> Assistant Dean of Business Administration. of A&T. "The Dr. Quiester Craig, dean of reaffirmation financial resources, library students, and 350 of them are of national the business and economics recruit students and faculty accreditation for and admission accounting majors. the undergraduate school. members," Craig said. "These resources, program is standards. The school offers majors in "This latest gives accreditations serve to suggest outstanding, but the ac- honor fur- A&T's undergraduate business administration, creditation of the accounting ther evidence of the that we have a program of program business program is the first economics, business educa- program is a signal honor, in quality in this school. Both of high quality." in the Piedmont area to gain tion and administrative ser- view of the rigorous standards He said in the accrediting these honors will greatly add national vices, and a major set by the accrediting process, A&T was evaluated acccreditation credibility as we seek to The school transportation agency on its personnel, curriculum, enrolls 1100 Congressman and educator Cornation expenses questioned to receive honorary degrees A Congressman from New tion and U. S. foreign policy, 7ork and a nationally promi- assumed leadership of the By ESTHER WOODS assistant vice chancellor for News Editor James Tharrington, ient higher education leader State University of New York student affairs, said of the Welborne added. will be awarded honorary system with its 370,000 This fall, more than cornation will cost, "You not Tharrington could not be degrees during the annual students in 1978. Before join- $15,000 went into Homecom- see any high expenditure in reached for comment. Commencement exercises in ing SUNY, Wharton was ing expenses. From that total this area in the near future." Welborne said considera- the Greensboro Coliseum on president of Michigan State Miss A&T Debara Welborne said that Jenkins tions are being made to Sunday, May 4, at 11 a.m. University for eight years. He received nearly $11,000 to $15,598.14 was spent for discontinue the personal war- Congressman Edolphus was the first Black to head & cover coronation costs. Homecoming, and coronation drobe allowance. And if it re- Ed" Towns of New York's major predominantly white The issue was raised at the cost $10,921.30. mains, he said, the amount Llth Congressional campus. recent presidential debate District The student body constitu- will decrease. vill be awarded In when a student asked SGA a doctor of June 1982, he was tion says that Miss A&T is Morris said there should aw degree, while elected chairman of Treasurer Christopher Morris Dr. Clifton theBoard provided a wardrobe have been some limit on the I. Wharton of Trustees of the Rockefeller about the money spent Jr., chancellor of on allowance not to exceed $500, amount of money the State cornation Jenkins University of New Foundation, succeeding provided by the SGA. "The spent 5fork and Chairman of the Father Theodore Hesburgh of Morris said even though constitution was not in tune "The student senate is Board of the Rockefeller Notre Dame. Much involved he was treasurer, he had no with what was being done," responsible for regulating the Foundation, will be awarded with international economic say in how Miss A&T spent Welborne said. spending of SGA money," he i doctor of letters degree. concerns, Wharton was monev said co- He that coronation ex- said. Towns, a 1956 graduate of chairman of the Commission Telephone and written penses for former queens have Morris said this year's A&T, is a native of Chad- on Security and Economic messages left for re- varied over the years between Jenkins senate wasn't elected until the bourn, N. C. He is the first Assistance, appointed by- mained unanswered when the 5,000 and $11,000. fall, even though the constitu- A&T graduate to be elected to Secretary of State George AirT Register went to press. He no said Miss A&T has tion says it should be elected Congress. He was first elected Shultz. "Nothing had to have my established budget. Jenkins in the spring. in November of 1982 and re- He also served as chairman signature on it to go out," received $500 for personal "A lot of business takes elected in 1984. Before going of the Board for International Morris said in an interview use. And since she did not place during the summer to Congress, he was the first Food and Agricultura* after the debate. "The only have a budget, her total ex- before the senate is elected Black deputy borough presi- Development, AID, and for a signature needed was the penses were generated such as planning for the dent in Brooklyn, serving in time was with the American president's." through the SGA with the ap- Homecoming show concert," that capacity from International Association for Dr.
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