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Vol. 55, No. 8 Statesboro, Georgia Thursday, October 17, 1974 Repair Project Includes Chandler Repair work started last week on Chandler Road in a joint effort by city and state. If the weather remains good, it will be completed by next week, according to city foreman Buck Hendrix. The road, which was compared to the Lewis and Clark Trail by unknown sign painters, had to be placed on the state's priority list "due to the safety factor," according to Mayor Thurmond Lanier. Repairs will run from Georgia Avenue to the city limits beyond Knight Drive. Chandler is part of a $58,000 street repair project being undertaken by Statesboro, with $6000 of that being paid by the state. Curbing alone for the Chandler repairs will cost the city $2,800. Nine roads come under this project. Construction was actually begun last spring when the curbing was laid down, but as the contractor was not available, the project was put on hold until now. Eason's Construction Company of Statesboro was awarded the paving contract. Hendrix said he had gotten numerous complaints from the Olliff and Johnson residents, whom he deemed "tourists." "They just don't Chandler Road, always hated by motorists, will soon be hole and bump - free, hopefully. realize the time needed for such a job." G-A* CCC Student Positions Vacated Quarter of this year. for tne position should apply at Previously this quarter, she Applications Accepted the Central Coordinating Com- G-A Gains held the position of Assistant the resignation of Bert Roughton mittee office in Williams Center. News Editor. Wood now occupies last week. Applications will be accepted this position. For CCC Post Roughton resigned to move to through Friday, October 25. The Advisor And The News Editor is a member Applications are now being Beirut, Lebanon with his family. nominee's campaign period of the Editorial Board of the accepted for the position of He plans to enroll in the begins upon his registration and News Editor George-Anne. (The other Coordinator of Auxiliary Ser- American University of Beirut. will continue through Monday, members of the Board are the vices. The post was left vacant by Students interested in running October 28, at noon. Diane Cappelli was recently Editor, the Managing Editor, and A general election of the appointed News Editor of the the Business Manager.) student body will be held on George-Anne by the Publications Cappelli will be in charge of the Tuesday, October 29 to elect Board. Also, Dr. Sam G. Riley News Department of the paper. Roughton's replacement. was named Advisor of the This entails making news If there are no applications for George-Anne. assignments to writers and en- the office, nominations will be re- Cappelli fills the post left suring that all stories are turned opened. If there is no opposition vacant by the resignation of Don in on time, in addition to writing for the office, a general election Wood last week. Riley succeeds stories herself. will not be held. the late Warren W. Whitside. Some of the projects Roughton This is Riley's first year has worked with this quarter teaching in the Journalism First Concert include Dining Halls, Dormitory Department at Georgia Southern. Living, Refrigerator Rentals, He received his Bachelor's Features Intervisitation, and degree from Davidson and his Homecoming. MBA and PhD in Mass Com- Progressive According to the CCC Statutes munications Research from the (Eagle Eye, p. 90), "The Coor- University of North Carolina at dinator of Auxiliary Services is Chapel Hill. Rock responsible for investigating, For the last four years, Riley REO speedwagon and the formulating, and initiating policy taught at Temple University in Atlanta Rhythm Section will be and programs concerning all Philadelphia. performing in Hanner Fieldhouse auxiliary enterprises of the Cappelli, 19, is a sophomore next Tuesday night in Georgia college." English major from Dublin, Southern's first major concert of Nominees for the office must Georgia. She has worked on the the 1974-75 school year. : -Continued on Page 2 George-Anne since Spring REO Speedwagon, a heavy rock band, which recently came off a tour with Bachman-Turner WVGS To Operate Overdrive, has produced three highly acclaimed albums: "REO Speedwagon," "REO Two", and "Ridin' The Storm Out," and are By End Of Fall soon to release another one on WVGS, the future GSC radio station, is scheduled to begin operation Epic Records. by the end of Fall Quarter. The delay is caused by acquisition of The Atlanta Rhythm Section, a equipment, building permit, and the filling of the positions of Program southern band in the field of Students Register Director, Public Affairs Director, and News Director. progressive rock, have released The station, located on the second floor of the Williams Center, has three albums to date, also. Their been completed. The installation of equipment began Oct. 16 under the third album, "Third Annual Pipe To Vote Locally supervision of Dr. Larry E. Price. The transmitter crystal, an Dream," just released, received essential element, will probably arrive the first week of November. The Central Coordinating cooperated with us in this very positive reviews in both Zoo Committee held a voter registration driv ■. However, I On September 27 the FCC requested additional technical in- World and The Rolling Stone. registration drive October 8-10, am disappointed ir he number of formation necessary to secure the building permit. Dr. Price has According to their promoters which resulted in the registration results, because tnis service is complied and is awaiting the permit now. the Atlanta Rhythm Section's of 161 students. Eighty-nine offered as a convenience to the Three management positions will be decided within the next week as cross-country tour will feature students transferred their students." Gary Robertson, station manager, interviews applicants. some highly exciting visual ef- registration from elsewhere. Students can register until Robertson feels the dissatisfaction with the progress came about fects along with a strong Larry Abbott, chairman of the October 21 and can transfer because "I was too unrealistic in my optimism in getting the station collection of trend-setting Voter Registration Committee registration until October 18. started by the beginning of the quarter. This led many to believe in- progressive rock. and CCC President, said of the The student registrars were correctly that it would definitely be in operation at that time. I feel Advance tickets which will cost drive, "I am very pleased that Larry Mitchell, Brent Stein, that even though it is taking a little more time than originally an- $1.00 are available at the Music the Bulloch County Registrar, Susan Warren, and Tom ticipated because of the unforeseen difficulties, the final result will be Box and Lafayette's. Cost at Mr. James O. Anderson, Easterly. a much better organized and polished radio station." the door will be $1.50 with ID. Page TWO -the george-anne- Thursday, October 17, 1974 Campus Crusade For Christ Focus On Evangelism
by JANE CRONIN every three to four weeks in G-A Staff Writer different dorms; and practical Campus Crusade for Christ, an "how-to's" of living and sharing international, evangelistic the Christian way of Jife will be organization whose goal is to help discussed in Leadership Training GSC PIRG Reorganizes reach the world for Christ in this Classes. nesday. At least 50 per cent of the will be petitions drives and generation, has been actively Campus Crusade also plans to The GSC branch of the Public involved on the Georgia Southern set up small Bible studies called Interest Research Group met in student body must agree with temporary by-laws. PIRG before it can go into effect. Tom Jackson, Chairman of campus for four years. "Action Groups" in which per- Atlanta at Emory University on Campus Crusade is non- sonal interaction will be stressed. October 13 for a statewide PIRG Letters were also sent out to PIRG Organizing Committee at faculty, clubs and other GSC, said that this will be an denominational and is open to all A statewide retreat is planned meeting. interested students. for November 1 through The six colleges in the PIRG organizations asking for support excellent year for PIRG. "This year," he says, "we're much Various activities have been November 3. system, the University of and offering PIRG assistance in planned for fall quarter. Among explaining their functions and better organized; and there was a The Pat Terry concert, which Georgia, Emory, GSC, Agnes these activities are: "Body Life," was held October 9 and attended Scott, Berry College, and Mercer goals. feeling of unity throughout the PIRG planning session at a Bible study that will be held by over 300 students, was University, participated in the 5- On the 27th a meeting will be every two to three weeks; sponsored by Campus Crusade. hour planning session where Emory." held for all colleges participating Jackson urges that anyone "College Life", a program that Terry, an accomplished musician ideas were swapped, and in PIRG at Mercer University. includes singing, skits and an who composes his own music and noteworthy speakers gave their interested in PIRG get in touch The objectives to be discussed with the CCC. evangelistic talk will be held lyrics, performed a musical views on the organization. presentation of his experiences Rob Bildner, a member of as a Christian. Citizens Action Group and a Nader's Raider, spoke to the Student Regent Is Current SAC Priority Possible plans for fall or winter group at Emory and here at by JANE CRONIN drawback," says Abbott. "SAC quarter also include a program Southern Wednesday night. Two SAC is involved in.Possible plans featuring Stan Smith, former G-A Staff Writer members are too busy with their may include the publishing of lawyers also spoke on the legal Communication between the own student governments to take Wimbledon Tennis Champion. aspects of PIRG. consumer protection reports or Pete Sommerfield, head of the Board of Regents and the time out for state government." the offering of consumer The highlighted speaker was students in the University System The SAC meets on a monthly staff on this campus, said, Ralph Nader, who talked on how protection courses, reported "Dealing with people as in- has slowly begun to improve due basis at different college cam- Abbott. to organize a PIRG group, and on to the efforts of the Student puses. This month the SAC met dividuals, we try to help the the student's role as a citizen who Advisory Council. on the GSC campus Saturday, student establish a meaningful The SAC is also working on a relationship with Christ." is directly affected by consumer The purpose of the SAC, said October 12. Bill of Rights and Respon- protection and governmental Larry Abbott, President, is to One of most important issues Sharon Scott and Laurie Moore sibilities for students and on are the other staff members. action involving the community advise the Board of Regents on that SAC members are presently academic improvement. of which he is a member. student feelings on the policies concerned with is the possibility Larry Dwyer will also join the -> Sqme of the past ac- staff soon. The PIRG organization is and issues that become before the of having a student serve on the complishments that the SAC has completely student-run. In- Board, and to share among the Board of Regents. Abbott stated The next Body Life is scheduled dividual PIRG groups pool their achieved since its formation in for Thursday, October 17 in Olliff member schools what is hap- the importance of having a 1968 include a uniform grading moneys throughout the state, and pening on other campuses. student present at Board Hall. A definite schedule has not with this they hire a professional policy within the University been set up for the other ac- As the official student delegate meetings who would have voting System, Faculty Evaluation and staff of lawyers, lobbyists, to the Board of Regents, Abbott privileges', and who could ef- tivities, but posters around research scientists, etc. whose changes in resident campus will announce the time presents all SAC resolutions to fectively present the interests of requirements. job is to work on student the Regents. the students. At present, says and date of planned activities. problems. Abbott expressed his opinion Abbott, the Board is skeptical The PIRG group on campus that, although communication because the student would only writes a report on the problem with the Board of Regents has serve one year compared to the Haunted House Returns and submits it to this professional improved within the last year, seven years that the other staff, which brings suit if that the SAC could be more effective if Regents serve. The Regents feel The GSC Student Recreation escorted from the house. action is necessary. The issues it were composed of specially that the student's experience and Park Society will sponsor a Phi Epsilon Kappa, a men's with which the local PIRG will be elected student representatives would be too limited. Haunted House October 28-31 at service organization, has offered concerned are determined by a rather than the student body Consumer protection for the the corner of Lee and Highway to take a hayride around the survey of students. presidents. "Lack of time is a student is another issue that the 80. community at regular intervals A petition drive will be held There will be a $.50 admission to take people to and from the next Monday through Wed- charge. Any profit will go to "House". Outdoor Education sponsor other "Houses" and to The Haunted House will be Probation bring in speakers for the open October 28-30 from 7:00 p.m. recreation department, such as to 11:00 p.m., and October 31 the speaker from Disneyworld from 7:00 p.m. to 12:00 midnight. Volunteers Stresses Conservation who will be here Winter Quarter. Martha Leas, Joe Seamens, By DIANE CAPPELLI to Fish Management and Fishing The Haunted House is being Vera Childers, Ann Eastmoore, G-A News Editor Techniques. developed and constructed by the Drill Teanfc and Sammy Austin recently The physical education The boating phase of the Program Planning Class of the received orientation into the GSC department of Marvin Pittman program has already been held in Recreation Department. Room Volunteer Program as volunteers Laboratory School, in con- the pond on campus. An obstacle decors and sequences have not Selected in the area of Probation and junction with the Georgia course was set up using plastic been decided on yet, but this year By SUSAN CLEVENGER Parole. Department of Natural gallon bottles to train the the class hopes to include smells G-A-Staff Writer The session was conducted by Resources, is holding an Outdoor students in handling these small to go along with many eerie ef- Twenty-one girls, chosen Mr. Josh Lanier, Unit Coor- Education class for ninth boats. fects presented in the past. Thursday, October 10, will dinator of Community Based graders. Ms. Stewart said that the Ms. Pam Thomason, instructor comprise this year's GSC drill Services, Georgia Department of According to instructors program has been received and advisor of the project, said team. The drill team's routines Offender Rehabilitation. Each Charlene Stewart and Mike Pack, enthusiastically by students and that last year the Haunted House have become regular features at volunteer will be assigned a the course is designed to assist their parents, and the drew 2000 people. Ms. Thomason basketball games here at parollee and make reports to the students in learning skills, at- possibility of holding a similar recommends the "House" for age Georgia Southern. GSC Volunteer Program Director titudes, and understanding for course for college students is 7 and older; and if anyone gets- Comprising this year's squad and Mr. Lanier. The assignment wise use of the out-of-doors. being discussed. too scared, she says, their money are juniors Joanne Everett, must also be approved by Mr. The course has been instituted will be refunded and they will be Jackie Wilson, Scarlett Allison, Lanier, who is responsible for the in 50 Georgia schools and has and Kathy Howell. Sophomores operation of the parole program been funded for a two-year trial GSC Clubs Enter Exhibits include Debbie Moore, Susan in this area. period. The materials used are Wender, Nancy Sammell, Joette Other students interested in being supplied by the Dept. of Rearson, and Lynn Orr. volunteering in this area of work Natural Resources. In Ogeechee Fair " Completing the team are fresh- should register in the office of During Fall Quarter the men Dawn Crabbe, Lisa Tor- GSC Student Volunteers, open students will participate actively The Ogeechee Fair, on High- Three organizations from bett, Ann Kelly, Jayne Starr, daily from 9-10 a.m. and 3-4 p.m. in camping and boating ex- way 67, is in progress with two Georgia Southern, the Geology Gayle Johnson, Jeannie Pickett, periences. more nights scheduled. and Chemistry Clubs and the Carla Copeland, Regina Yandle, CCC Post Debbie Comer, Gwen Hudson, Their camp training will in- The fair emphasizes "Georgia Circle K Club, have exhibits at Continued from Page 1 the fair, Robin Hinton, and Sue Mitchell. clude at least one overnight trip. Heritage" with displays of the fair. state's history and past. Kathy Howell, drill team not be currently on academic or Boating will involve handling a The Chemistry Club won a first captain, hopes to expand the disciplinary probation. canoe, a jon boat (with motor), Heritage Village, a popular attraction of the fair, recon- place prize of $100,000 in the activities of the corps beyond the The office of Coordinator of and a runabout. Educational Division. Their half-time entertainment. Com- Winter Quarter studies will structs the atmosphere of Auxiliary Services is a paid colonial times. At the village exhibit concerns revolutionary menting on her plans, Kathy position and carries a scholarship feature Hunting Safety and work in the naval stores firld said,; "We would like to work Wildlife Management. sugar cane is ground and boiled of $200 per quarter. into syrup. made by Dr. Charles Holmes with the band and the majorettes Hunting Safety will involve Herty. and possibly take part in local Roughton, who was elected to handling .22-cal. rifles and 20- Also in the "Village" are a the position last spring, was a The Geology Club is exhibiting parades and other functions. I gauge shotguns under close waterwheel from a sawmill, and a display of the geology of believe the team can represent Sophomore Marketing major supervision. a sugar cane processing unit that with a Journalism minor. Bulloch County, which won an GSC very well both on-and off- Spring Quarter will be devoted makes syrup which is sold at the honorable mention. campus." Thursday, October 17, 1974 -the george-anne- I'age TIIRKE Innovative In-Service Training By SUSAN AMBROSE around him," says Dr. Lewis Mrs. Charlene Bishop, Assistant G-A Staff Writer Raulerson, GSC Counseling Director of Housing, "is the only Psychologist. arm of the administration who The Residence Assistants of "Our main objective is to help has constant direct contact with GSC are participating in a series construct the necessary the students. This position, being Dr. Robert Boxer, Professor of Chemistry, has been selected as a of workshops held twice a month Regional Lecturer by the Committee on Lectureships of Sigma Xi, decisiveness behind each action a part of both worlds, proves to be from 6-7:30 p.m. in Williams as of the RA. Instead of being Scientific Research Society of North America. Boxer will serve the the most demanding factor in part of their In-Service Training. completely torn between two Southeastern region, which includes chapters and clubs of Georgia, being an RA." The Department of Housing and loyalties, he or she will interpret This fall's workshops are the Alabama, MississiDDi. Louisiana, Tennessee, North Carolina, South members of the counseling staff Carolina, Florida, Kentucky, Missouri, Arkansas, and Puerto Rico. every situation individually and first of the series to appear on the have been working together to Boxer will speak on one of his research interests: "A Chemical, take the correct procedure." GSC Campus. They are expected design each of these programs. "Another reason for these Political, Military, and Sociological History of Opium, Morphine, and to continue throughout the year, The primary goal in 1st workshops," continued Mrs. Heroin." with the possibility of becoming workshops is awareness. Topics Bishop, "is that the RA will leave • •• as frequent as once a week. such as knowledge of self, this job a more complete person. House directors of the on- Mrs. Betty Walton and Dr. Walter Peach of the Program for Ex- recognition of others, listening, He should learn not only how to campus dormitories also take ceptional Children participated in the annual fall CEC Conference on and effective responding will be handle a variety of situations, but part in the 1st program. John Rap October 3,4, and 5, held at the Macon Hilton. Mrs. Walton presented a discussed in depth. "The RA is also to help understand people, vBrannen), Nina Nahamies video-tape reviewing her demonstration class, funded in part by the expected to gain an increasing including himself." (Johnson), Al Davis (Sanford), Council for Exceptional Children as a special research project. Dr. knowledge of himself and those "The resident assistant," said and Susan Hultgren (Winburn) Peach coordinated an Action Lab related to programs, methods, and act as demonstrators who head materials for teaching the Educable Mentally Retarded Children on You Said It Continued from Page 5 small groups consisting of the Friday afternoon. individuals capable of meeting they are. Let's use our energies to RA's and House Directors. Larry challenges and learning • •• bring about constructive Davis, Director of Housing; Jane throughout their lives. Academic Thompson, GSC counselor; Mrs. Bob Foltz, a junior political science major from Ashburn, Ga., was experiences ought to help us, as Sincerely, Bishop; and Dr. Raulerson also recently elected President of the Georgia Southern-Statesboro Chess Maslow has said, become all we Paul Ankney head groups. Club for the 1974-75 year. A veteran of 14 years in the sport, Foltz is are capable of being. former Athens Amateur Open Chess Champion and Georgia Amateur One way of bringing changes Open at Athens titleholder. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Shirley and better perspectives to our ASSOCIATED Norton Foltz of Ashburn. societal problems, of course, is to **• poke humor at them, as Art PHOTOGRAPHERS Buchwald does. Had you been Twenty academic and vocational instructors from five Washington serious, you probably would Located in University Plaza County schools are currently involved in a comprehensive staff on Georgia Avenue #****** development program being coordinated by Georgia Southern. have spoken about the value of Telephone positive evaluation of student Instructors from Washington County High, T.J. Elder Junior High, ?12-681-2425 work. Career School, Tennille Elementary, and Sandersville Elementary The teacher finding little to schools are participating in the project, according to a recent an- correct on the "perfect paper" nouncement by W.B. Ouzts, Jr., Superintendent of Schools. should be delighted and tell the Ms. Virginia Smith, Assistant Superintendent, is coordinating the student so. Ideally, evaluators project with Georgia Southern. The instructors are receiving credit would search for good aspects in from GSC, the University of Georgia, and Georgia College. each paper more ardently that The year-long internship is designed to improve classroom and they look for not-so-good laboratory instruction, explore career development, test new in- features. Open educators have structional strategies, and update managerial learning skills. found that praise motivates far The program consists of in-service workshops, formal classroom better than negative criticism, meetings, and in-class implementation. Several professors from and in addition conveys a good Georgia Southern have been selected to work with participants in aura. Genuine teachers want to small groups with individual learning activities. help their students grow. They *• • accept student errors as inherent to the learning process. When an Dr. Robert D. Costen, Assistant Professor and Acting Head of the instructor's fragile self-esteem Department of Economics recently attended the annual meetings of causes him to "grade" student the Atlantic Economics Society in Richmond, Virginia. efforts from primarily negative At |he meetings, Dr. Coston served as chairman of a session on 1 perspective, it should be possible , Manpower Training and Allocations. for students to submit their work •jMSHDCiD -Coston, •Who' received his Ph.D. from the University of Arkansas, to academic fairness committees came; to Georgia Southern in 1970. for redress of grievances. iISSMSMSSIOSMmcs! **• Hopefully, we are in agreement 1 that education (like government) Mr. John Denitto, Professional Laboratory Experiences, presented Registering is in need of more candor and less a musical program at the American Legion Auxiliary, Post 90 on September 19, 1974. of the harassment which you jested about. We already know means you *** too well how to keep things as J. Peter Kincaid and Arthur J. Weaver recently had a paper ac- won't be stuck cepted for publication in the Education Research Information Center Kitchen File. with what you The paper, entitled "Black First-Graders' Listening Com- P prehension of a Story Told in Black English or Standard English," is JT \ J '% don't want based on an M.A. thesis by Weaver under Kincaid s direction. <** GEfT GIFTS IN 1 Say you have always longed for Lenox's Tudor China. l Not only do you get A lavish cobalt blue and 24-karat gold masterpiece of quiet elegance and sophistication. There's more to N=i *l a patchwork pot holder. And, say to go with Tudor you've always wanted cycling than a hot mitt, or apron Eternal in hand-blown Lenox crystal, lavishly trimmed bicycle. And your but also a Triomphe jar with 24-karat gold. Yes, you've always wanted Lenox as a wedding gift, which converts into a but how is anyone to know if you don't tell them. And canister, cookie, or the best and least embarrassing way to tell them is to register. dealer has more of storage container! Stop in today at our Wedding Gift Registry, because the things that there are so many beautiful Lenox China and Crystal patterns to choose from. Unless, of course, you think make cycling safer you might be able to use 10 toasters. and more tun.
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G-A Comments On ••• PIRG PIRG is with us again. Many students will recall the attempt by the CCC, under Alex Livadas, to initiate this group on the GSC campus. This week, the CCC has launched an all-out effort to bring the proposal before the students again. Many attribute last year's defeat of the plan to ignorance of the facts concerning PIRG. Students, this organization is advertised as being "in the students' interest"—you've got to decide if you want it or not. So listen to and read all the information the CCC is offering you this week and decide for yourself. Will PIRG benefit you as a student, or will it be only something else to sink our money into, like another tax, supposedly for a benefit which is never realized? More Traffic Problems
It has been brought to the attention of the G-A that those main- tenance trucks are at it again. Though Traffic Control vows that the sole purpose behind the signs Office Hours that say "No bikes on sidewalks" is to save the lives of pedestrians, the nothing, to our knowledge, has been done to keep those pickup trucks Marty Fischer —10-11 who use sidewalks for roads from scattering students who are afoot. Don Wood 10-11,12-1 It seems, from reading Mr. Selvidge's comments (see guest column Margo Lemacks 11-12 george-iinne on this page) that while the Safety Committee is hard at work trying to Salley Cotten 12-1, 2-3 live up to its name, it has overlooked this problem which is obvious to Dayna Jones 2-5 student pedestrians. Michael Thompson ... .3-41 EDITORIAL BOARD
Margo Lemacks Editor Salley Cotten Managing Editor Diane Cappelli News Editor Students Lose Dayna Jones Business Manager STAFF Michael Thompson Features Editor Again Marty Fischer Sports L litor Don Wood Assistant News Editor by Margo Lemacks Gary Crew Copy Editor As the CCC office buzzes with people busy on And the groups know this. They are, it seems, Tony Nottoli artoonist an organization to perserve students' rights, well aware of the fact that most College Union Steve Bowman Photographer across the hall, the CUB, and therefore, the Boards have no power to do anything—aff^- all, Jan Fields Sports Photographer student body, is getting shafted. we're only students. BUSINESS STAFF Last week, we commended the CUB for its The saddest part of the whole mess is that efforts in booking groups for concerts here and today's young people are supposed to be strongly Stacy Harbin Advertising Assistant offered what we thought was the only hope—to engaged in a cold war against the atrocities of Joey Darsey Accountant get a signed contract before announcing the society in an effort to make this world a better Tom Jackson Circulation show. Well, it seems there was a signature, but to place to live. For a group of people who are Karen Wooster quote one fellow on the subject, "It don't mean a supposedly leaders in this fight (musical groups STAFF WRITERS d—n thing!" have a lot of influence over today's young From all evidence, there is no solution. At people) to get so involved in the system that they Rachel Rhodes, Mary Solan, Linda Kay Williams, Danny Shealy, least, not in this society. The school has neither shaft their own peers, those who try to act out H. Knauff, Mack Butler, Marci Wendelken, Brenda Bethel, Bill the money nor the desire, to be honest, to be what the groups sing about, is the absolute Grove, Myron Blackmon, Susan Clark, Tim Coen, Lynn Bozeman. engaged in a law suit against a cancelling group. epitome of hypocrisy. PRODUCTION STAFF r Karen Wooster .Becky Trowbridge. The George-Anne is the official newspaper of Georgia Southern College. Published weekly, except during holidays, and bi-weekly from June to August. Subscription rate is $3.50 per year. The office is located in room 110, Frank I. Williams Center Telephone 861- You Said It 5600, extension 246, and business and advertising extension 418. Printed by the Statesboro Herald Publishing Company. Editorial views expressed in theGeorge-Anne are not necessarily those of the GSC administration or faculty. Signed columns are Vw solely the viewpoint of the writer. Dear Editor: recent edition of the George-Anne proclaiming their membership in out, may Billy Graham bless you, change, but our responsibilities entitled "Parking Lot Change an elitist (though worthless) I was in the process of coming and if you can't seem to convert to each other and to our down from a major binge Friday Made," in which it is stated band of hypocrites. I speak of your best friend—kill him. threatened Earth are very real morning, when, upon thumbing "drivers are to remove old those who sport Jesus T-shirts, Don Clark and very now. To you, "Cowboy," parking decals from cars" and through some rag called the posters, jeans' patches, bumper who wrote that you are "an un- that "a penalty will be enforced George-Anne I noticed some stickers, and jewelry. To G-A Editors Salley Cotten and believer— a non-Christian," I on drivers who violate the creep named thompson writing To think that these followers of Michael Thompson, have no argument for sales pitch regulation". about some creep named a dying myth consider them- Both of your columns in except to suggest that you surely Dear Chief Howell: Thompson. Does he realize that selves respected "Children of yesterday's G-A (Oct. 10) must hold values.. Are they worth Further to your com- he is insulting a doctor of jour- God" is as sobering as asking prompted me to think that you preserving and sharing? munication appearing in the 3 nalism? Hunter S. Thompson was Friedrich Nietsche to lead us in might care to know about a To you, Salley, who suggested October issue of the George-Anne the first major journalist to call prayer. liberal organization, the the formation of a multi-racial in reference to parking decals, I Richard Nixon a "bloated scum I, too, have seen the em- Unitarian Universalist organization on this campus, am uncertain as to the scope of bag" in print, as well as being the barrassingly large wooden Association. Although it is a "whose goal would be to develop the regulation encompassing author of Hell's Angels and Fear crosses on leather cords around religious group, it is not typical; human relations," I extend a and Loathing on the Campaign dated parking labels. "Friends of Jesus" necks, and for many of you members, there Trail! Would you kindly advise me as welcome to the Statesboro the putridly colorful "Jesus" is little difference between the Unitarian Fellowship. We are a I suggest that your "Southern to whether the aforementioned notebooks and pencil and pen secular and sacred aspects of small group, but we would be Comfort" column adopt a more statute is applicable to decals sets. I hope to make my killing on life. To realize our human pleased to have students from all conciliatory approach to avoid given by other institutions? the "Jesus" market with a patent potential and to be guided by countries.and racial and religious thompson having his house Your verdict pertaining to this on flashing neon "Jesus" socks. truth, beauty and brotherhood burned down!! puzzle is earnestly solicited. -backgrounds share with us their Whatever happened to the might summarize the goals that viewpoints. Sincerely and with the greatest With all due respect, I remain respect set aside for symbols of motivate Unitarians and For our scheduled programs good luck toward the life he hopes Christianity (and perhaps any Universalists. In the history of to have, this year we have invited Yours Truly, other religion)? this nation, many prominent professors and other Statesboro Raoul Duke L. Joyce Make no mistake, I am not a Americans have been Unitarians. citizens to contribute their ex- Dr. Gonzo ••• ••• quiet, reverant Christian myself By whatever force or cir- pertise, talents and opinions. (nor any other kind of Christian), cumstance of creation—whether Included are the following: Dear Editor: Dear Editor: but I am a rational human being spiritual or physical—the Would you kindly publish the I can't help but respond to the Ethics of Behavior Modification who hates to see something that universe and life in our in the Penal System; Poetry following open letter directed to criticism your Features Editor is revered by some turned into ecosystem are fantastic, the Head of Campus Security? It delivered to those poor, un- Reading by David Ruffin; Roots idiots'playthings and victimized awesome complexities. To of Unitarianism; The Population is written in response to the ar- fortunate creatures who insist on by the profiteers of a passing fad. contemplate them is to revere ticle appearing on page 2 of a running around all day Until things are straightened them. Creeds and philosophies ————— Continued on Page 5 r You Said It Continued from Page 4 v George-Anne. Your pleasant The Safety Committee brought low by their efforts to Explosion and the Food Crisis; will hopefully alleviate parking problems for visitors. wholeheartedly encourages the satirical style is a welcome lift in elevate themselves and protect Psychology and Religion; and these high circles of academia, so their egos at whatever cost to the Twentieth-Century Music. Campus motorists can be on use of bicycles on campus to the lookout for additional speed reduce the increasing use of long as it is not interpreted feelings of the students they were If either of you, or any of the cynically. But the piece bothered hired to serve and teach. This is George-Anne readers, want more breakers on campus in the near automobiles. More bicycle racks future. Due to observed driving and bicycle paths are due in the me, too, because there is a sad not good teaching; it is information about the U.U.A. or future. Cyclists are reminded to irony in your words. Un- debilitating and demoralizing. It the Statesboro Unitarian habits of some drivers and to an fortunately, they are all too true. investigation of twelve accidents yield the right-of-way to does not help us to learn; it hurts. Fellowship, please write to me, pedestrians at all times and to Many of us in higher education The goal of all education should Landrum Box 10024. which occurred last year, it has have sometimes experienced the been suggested the Perimeter obey all traffic rules concerning be, above all else, to produce Connie Kolpitcke the use of bicycles. kinds of "evaluation" from our fully-functioning, self-reliant Road head the priority list for the own teachers which you ••* breakers. The new breakers will If any members of the college Continued on Page 3 community have suggestions or described. At times we were Dear Editor: be somewhat smaller in height that those on Georgia Avenue, complaints, or would like to voice Members of the college com- and will be striped for both safer their opinions at a Safety Com- munity have undoubtedly noticed day and night driving. Speed mittee meeting, please notify the Minkovitz Anniversary a recent change made in one of breakers will also be placed on committee, Landrum Box 8044. our parking, areas. The street Forrest Drive behind the Carruth The committee studies all parking between the Williams Building and on the Landrum recommendations and com- Center and the Foy Building, Parking Lot thoroughfare in the plaints made. Many committee formerly used for off-campus actions have been taken in the 63RD SALE near future. student parking, has been recent past due to suggestions Bicycle regulations are now made by interested and con- changed to visitor's parking only. available to campus cyclists at Many more terrific The reason given for this change cerned individuals. the Campus Security office. For Lewis Selvidge is to accommodate visitors from purposes of making valid iden- savings on all 4 all over the state who come to our tification in case of theft, all ••• campus for conferences and Dear Editor: short courses. These visitors bicycles ridden on campus must The following is an open letter floors!! have previously had inadequate be registered; and hopefully, in to Dr. Sam G. Riley. the near future, there will be an Dear Sam: LADIES 72 Only parking space. Needless to say, engraver available for bicycle this change in the parking pat- In some ways I enjoyed your owners who wish to inscribe their article, "How to Criticize the tern has been made at the in- names permanently on their convenience of off-campus Perfect Paper" which appeared KNIT students; however, the action bicycle frames. in the October 10 issue of the SHAWLS Reg. $8 ^63 Acrylic Knit, Machine Otf&tfoyw ip Washable. 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Call 681-2861 for $65.00—Call 764-9053. 681-2946. —Study Habits and College Survival.-; after 4:00 p.m. Counseling Center. 3:00 p.m. :l FOR SALE: Auto, gas-saver '71 FOR SALE: 1973 Honda CL350. Lost: Set of Keys with leather Chevy Vega, 28 mpg. Radio good 4000 miles. Excellent condition. strap attached. Reward offered. v Friday, October 18 -CUB movie. Biology Lecture Hall. 9:00:jjj Call Gary - Ext. 521 p.m. % condition. 764-2443. Will accept best offer. Contact x —Dr. Ruffin's course on Alcoholism.::: Dave Cook at 681-3744 after 7:00 1:00 p.m. Counseling Center. :J: FOR SALE: Texas Instruments p.m. Work Wanted SR-20 desk calculator. Standard :|: Sunday, October 20 —CUB movie 8:00 and 10:00. BiologyS functions plus pi, e, exponential FOR SALE: Electro voice 130 Expert TV repair by a qualified Lecture Hall. ¥ notation, square, square root, watt AM-FM stereo receiver and technician. Fast dependable factorial, greatest integer amplifier and two 24 inch 70 watt service plus reasonable prices. —Study Habits and College Survival. $ speakers. Must sell. Excellent Call for free estimates. 681-2849. v Monday, October 21 10:00 a.m. Counseling Center. g reciprocal. Call 764-9047, evenings. condition. Contact Dave Caswell. —Dr. Ruffin's Course on Alcoholism. 15 York Hall. Stereo repair. Contact Billy 1:00 p.m. Counseling Center. FOR SALE: Yamaha RD350 74 Johnson, Benson's Trailer Park, —Guest Pianist, Betty Tolbert (Faculty model; excellent condition. 842- FOR SALE: 1 Scubapro Brand Pond House, 681-3938. Exchange Program with West Georgia 9172 after 4 p.m. decompression computer, two College). Typing done—reasonable rates- years old; used on only 3 contact Vicki after 2:30. 681-9785. ?: Tuesday, October 22 —Coffeehouse. 9:00 p.m. Williamsv 1973 Yamaha TX500 motor- decompression dives in Florida's Center %• cycle. 6400 miles. Luggage rack, fresh water springs. Excellent Be unique! Have your new —General Student Recital :•: sissy bar, crash bar, and two condition. Originally sold for clothes custom-sewed to your —Study Habits and College Survival. •:• helmets. $900 firm. No phone. Ask $65.00. Will sell for $30.00. Con- specifications. Guaranteed fit! 3:00 p.m. Counseling Center. :•: for Dennis at Woolworths or see tact: Carlyle Dukes, LB 9453. Very reasonable prices. Call him at 17 W. Grady St. Connie at 681-4106. •Wednesday, October 23 —Tutorial Freshman English. 7-9 p.m. :•: FREE: One black, female, ten Hollis 10. :•: CRC Handbook of Chemistry week old kitten. Call 764-6073 —Dr. Ruffin's course on Alcoholism. •:• and Physics. 54th Edition. Only after 6 p.m. Found 1:00 p.m. Counseling Center. j: $9.95 plus 0.50 postage. To order ^-Study Habits and College Survival.:;: see Jeff King or Chemistry FOUND: Keys on Leather strap 10:00 a.m. Counseling Center. •:• secretary secretary in Herty 107. Lost in Ladies Room—Newton Building. Pick up in Newton FOR SALE; 1968 Impala Coupe LOST: A Lady's watch. If found, Room 101, Dept. of Soc. & Ant. Announcements Chevrolet—real clean—body and call 681-2404. engine in perfect condition. 283- LOST: Davis Hi-Point Racket in Found: A small key behind the The Student Volunteer the Office of Student Activities. engine—gets good gas mileage. Newton 13. If found call ext. 387 Herty Building. Come by the Program needs a student The position requires skills in Must sell—$750. Call 764-2849. Room 303 or LC 8342. George-Anne office to claim. program coordinator. The Human Relations, Coordination position was previously held by of Volunteer Activites and a Robert Osgood, who resigned the general knowledge of the Social position due to time demanded in Service Delivery System. The Italian other areas. Student Coordinator would be Students interested in this expected to devote one to two position should apply at the CCC hours per day in the GSC office or contact Gordon Alston in Volunteer effort. Use George—Anne Spaghetti Classified Ads TcfluS) Spree whereyog! hurt!j every Tuesday! we can^ help!! with meatballs We pile up your plate with pasta—topped with meat- and a meaty balls and meat sauce. Add Does lit make you queasy? Chemistry make your meat sauce garlic rolls and a salad w head ache9 Most any sub- dressed with a fine Italian ject can give you the hand. Then just when you blaahs if you don't under- stand it. That'swhereyour think you've reached bookseller comes in. His Just bottom, we pile up the plate ECONOMICS stock of Cliffs publica- 29 again. It'sourway of cele- tions is loaded with ways to help you keep up in... $2 brating two great Italian quickly catch up with... contributions to the Flavor and most of all to gain a healthy understanding of of America: spectacular basic required subjects. Seconds spaghetti and open-handed Cliffs Notes Give them a check, for hospitality. Come any Tues- Professional Education Series your sake. on the day, every Tuesday. Cliffs Keynote Reviews Cliffs Course Outlines house. A LANIER'S 109 N. Main Street , HOWARD BOOKSTORE Statesboro, Ga. JoHnsonS c 764-3103 '^ FJavor^AinaSca Thursday, October 17, 1974 -the george-anne- Page SEVEN
organizational news Piano Recital Held
By Rachel Rhodes October 21 at 8:15 p.m. in the Foy Recital Hall. Mrs. Betty Sue Tolbert, Mrs. Tolbert, a graduate of Chemistry Alpha Delta Pi Assistant Professor of Piano at Georgia Southern, will be per- West Georgia College, will be The Chemistry Club was of- The volleyball season started forming selections by Mozart, giving a piano recital on Monday, Beethoven, Debussy, Ravel, and ficially recognized as an off well for ADPi with a victory Chopin. American Chemical Society over Alpha Xi Delta. Student Affiliate Chapter at the The fall pledge class received She is currently working on an advanced performance degree at American Chemical Society's their big sisters at a ceremony By Alan Thornton monthly meeting on October 9. last week. CLASSICS DISMISSED the University of Georgia, where The meeting was held in Alpha Tau Omega held their By Gary Crew she received her Master of Fine Savannah at the Pirates House. little sister tea October 9. ADPi's So much descends, Arts degree. Mrs. Tolbert is The charter was presented to Kay Bowers and Julie Lindsey as He was just Winnie-the-Pooh, effendi (1), presently studying under Edwin the students by Mr. Norman new ATO little sisters. On a round trip to Shangri-La. on pine cones Gerschefski. Dennis, chairman of the ACS ADPi worked hard on a baked (He stayed at the Tibet Hilton.) afloat, He took the A train; This recital is part of an ex- local section. Mr. Dennis stressed potato sale October 14 as a inside the glazed fixture change concert program. Dr. the importance of close com- money-making project. It was on the back alive with bacteria. Of Hester Prynne's wedding Sterling Adams of the GSC Music munication between the local Department performed a concert sections of the ACS and the dress. (1) Probably a reference to Dr. The path led to Oz; on harpsichord at West Georgia student chapters throughout the Scuba Club John Humma; a constant source last spring quarter. nation. He was consumed by a dog, of inspiration to the young poet. The program was presented by The GSC Scuba Club announces And saw Oz in Toto. A general student recital is also Dr. Paul Condit of the Eastman- its new officers for 1974-75. They He visited Camelot, where, scheduled for Tuesday, October Kodak Company, who gave "The are: Jane Ruedebusch, Anachronistically, 22 at 5:00 p.m. in the Recital Hall. Inside Story of Color President; Kurt Suchier, Vice- He was shot out of a cannon. Photography." President; Bill Gilleland, (They didn't know his diameter, Students attending the meeting Secretary; and Tom Lambie, So Arthur" denoted him as X- were Jeff King, President; Treasurer. The faculty Advisor is caliber.) Sephalee Hunter, Secretary- Coach Bud Floyd. He finally wrote his own book. Treasurer; Frank Boschelli; The next meeting will be It was a success. Jim s House of Styles Mark Cristopher; Marian Marsh- Wednesday, November 6 at 7:00 He became one of the world's man, Elton Strickland; Doug Van p.m. in room 251 of the Hanner literary idles, Unisex Salon Orsdale; Don Wood; and Mark Field House. Slides will be shown And hibernated. Wood. Faculty members at- of the coral reefs in Florida. tending were Dr. Robert Fitz- 764-2122 water; Dr. Clair Colvin; Dr. ^csT::iiwir^3wwKsr-JMWi::i::iii«>i:s[a:iiMrra mmmmewg Robert Boxer; Dr. Gordon By appointment Mayfield and his wife; Dr. Martha Cain; and Dr. Lee Cain. Roscoe Brown's Snack Bar '' '.''.oi&gist - Skin Care - Individuc1 zed Zeta Tail Alpha Hair Styles
The following are ZTA Big Is Where Its At For The Best Brothers: Chip Howard, Leonard Blow Cuts Little John, Brad Robinette, Don LUNCH or SNACKS Webster, Jack Roche, David Inman, Mike Simpson, Mike a complete Redken & Jhirmack Warren, Tony Penington, and In Downtown Statesboro. Lannie Bittinger. retail center for your home Zeta wildcats include Sheila Jones, Necy Matthews, Trish Our Special Dinner Consists hair and skin needs. Fenton, Jan Harmon, Susan Shaw, Nancy La Motte, and of Choice of Meat, Two Debbie Langford. Zeta had an alumni tea Sunday, Vegetables, and Tea or September 29th at the ZTA Lodge. All sisters, alumni, and Coffee for $1.65 > pledges were invited. It was held Town&(ampus Tharmacy in appreciation for all the support and help our alumni have given. OPEN 6 AM to 6 PM Daily University Plaza Shoppipg Center Volleyball season has started. ZTA is undefeated so far, beating once-a-year Phi Mu and Alpha Xi Delta. Look For Us At 25 W. Main St. Newly-elected fraternity little sisters are Lisa Plexico—Kappa (Right Next to Rex's Pawn Shop) CANDY SPECIAL Sigma; Mary Joy Jameson, L iia;iiwwt:i(H«>KrjiG:tiiwit:uiHTr] isa«J3 Debbie Dodd, and Nancy Fin- cher—ATO. x ac 33= 33= 33= TC
Pi Kappa Phi Pi Kappa Phi's officers for summer and fall quarters are: Archon—Clifford Waldrep; Treasurer—Jeffrey O'Neal; Secretary—Jimmy Talkington; Warden — Russ Pinnel; Chaplain—Doug McNiece; Historian—Kerry Williams. Barbara Whitlock is our Sweetheart for the 1974-75 year. Also Teresa Garka has been chosen as a new Little Sister. Our three new brothers are Steven Smith, of Thomson, 3 Georgia; NealLittle, of Elberton, 1 /4 lbs reg.$435 $3^9 Georgia; and Charles Brome, of Thomson, Georgia. Among the awards received by the fraternity at the end of the 73- 1^AA6£^ Steve*, 74 school year are the Greek Spirit Award and the Service GSC BOOKSTORE Project Award. Pi Kappa Phi was also number one Landrum Center FAVORITES scholastically among the eleven fraternities. Vrr 3EZ3T 33= 3C 3JC- 33= -the george-anne- Thursday, October 17, 1974 Book Review Expanding The Soul Allen Ginsberg's candid and In the area of contemporary provocative views on subjects American poetry, this volume ranging from contemporary provides valuable material on poets to the corruption Ezra Pound, William Carlos surrounding much of the Williams, Jack Kerouac, Charles legislation on narcotics appear in Olson, Robert Duncan, and many a book which also abounds in rich others, as well as Ginsberg's own and colorful anecdotes: Allen theories on prosody and speech Verbatim—Lectures on Poetry, rhythms in poetry. Politics, Consciousness, com- Another aspect of Ginsbere piled and edited by Gordon Ball appears in the section of "Drug (McGraw-Hill, $6.95). Traffic." Some chapter headings indicate the scope of his ap- The book resulted from a series proach: "Addiction Politics 1922- of "cross-country exchanges, 1970"; "Crime in the Streets talks, lectures, rhapsodies" of Caused by Addiction Politics"; Allen Ginsberg with "fellow "Narcotics Agents Peddling poets, students, scholars, sad- Drugs"; "CIA Involvement with Williams Center's Facelift dhus." In most of them he speaks Opium Traffic at Its Source." Redecoration of Williams In the redecoration, carpet and The downstairs of Williams directly to the vast constituency An internationally celebrated Center is near completion, ac- tile were replaced on the floors, Center was modified also. A of the young who see in him the personality, Allen Ginsberg is. cording to Dr. Jack Nolen, and several rooms were "Coffeehouse Room", featuring a best known for such books as modified. embodiment of the escape from Director of Student Activities. quartermoon stage, was added. the "prison of conditioning." Howl and Kaddish. The room will be used for CUB Parts of the east and west coffeehouses and other functions Cohabitation porches were enclosed. The enclosed portion of the east porch The Activities Room was was made into a conference enlarged and painted, and new room, and the west porch will lighting was added. The room Sin In The Bible Belt now offers billiards, bumper By Michael Thompson house the new campus radio pool, ping pong, fooseball, and Georgia Southern may not be nothing wrong with sharing the However, for some couples, station, WVGS. several electrical games. so liberated yet as to have coed expense of a two-bedroom telling either of their families dormitories as part of its on- apartment. Thus without any would mean swift and merciless campus housing program, but emotional or sexual involvement disownment and-or financial off-campus a number of students they are free to enjoy a relaxed suicide.In such cases extremely do us proud by sharing a bed and platonic atmosphere. Others may complex precautions must be Record Review splitting the rent; and, not sur- live together because they enjoy taken to avoid discovery. the sexual and emotional Despite familial difficulties prisingly, the number continues By Johnny Pride to increase each year. freedom it offers. And for some cohabitation remains a popular TR1UMVIRAT-ILLUSIONS This not-so-uncommon cohabitation is merely a solution to the housing shortage. ON A DOUBLE DIMPLE (Harvest) And it goes without saying that it phenomena is technically preliminary to marriage. The question which is raised with the allows two people to experience a production; it' designated cohabitation, but is No matter what the couple's here seems to be, "Can a band beautiful. often more casually referred to relationship to each other, there more mature relationship than that sounds exactly like Emer- as "living together." Chances remains the problem of parents— can be achieved on a "Saturday son, Lake, and Palmer make it? " And, who knows? Steely Dan's are, most of you know of at least to tell or not to tell. night date." Sure, ace keyboard virtuoso first hit single was an imitation one couple which has made such Jurgen Fritz is easily as flashy as Traffic number, and America's an arrangement, even if you're Keith Emerson, much more fame was built on a "sounds just not "living in sin" yourself. tasteful than Emerson, and a like Neil Young" sound, which What is the reason for such a better lyricist than Greg Lake, later progressed to a "sounds just widespread practice of this but even the vocals sound like like Crosby, Stills, Nash & controversial arrangement? No 'em! Young" sound. If the critics hear doubt the death of the Puritan In truth, this album is better this, they'll knock it as an ELP ethic in our generation has than anything ELP has released rip-off. The radio stations will played a major part. People no since their first LP, which im- play it constantly (we already longer feel the need for the plies that the album is incredible. hear it ten times a day in sanction of church and-or state in It is. This band is from Germany, Atlanta), and the public will their private affairs. And with an but they sure do sound British to probably love it. I have a feeling increasing percentage of me. Each side of "Illusions" is a that Triumvirat will develop marriages dissolving in divorce, complete composition. Tight but their own sound with their next many people feel "Why bother?" never boring work, here. This is album, seeing as the only real Yet for many, living together is an album that all keyboard- ELP ripoffs appear in scattered merely a practical arrangement. oriented band fans will cherish, proportions. 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&3= 33= 33= 33= 33= 33= 33= 33= 33= 33= 33= 333 Thursday, October 17, 1974 -the george-anne- Page NINE Southern Carnival Alive With Color By Diane Cappelli border town famous for its unfamiliar with Mexican Culture, Comfort G-. News Editor bandits and outlaws of Pancho the Carnival provided a brief but The "Carnival de Mexico", Villa. fascinating encounter with the Even for the person totally joyful potpourri that is Mexico. By Michael Thompson held here October 11, was truly G-A Features Editor an extravaganza of color and Mexican culture. The program was based on the carnival It has recently come to my attention that I am a second generation traditions of Mexico, which vary bastard. I hadn't realized how righteous and reasonable the Georgia with the terrain of the country legislature was, but the recent discovery that an "unconstitutional" and the patchwork of ethnic yet unrepealed set of laws against intermarriage between "white and traditions. MELLOW colored" persons could theoretically make me illegitimate has proven Opening the show, a solitary once again how mistaken I can be. trumpet began a Spanish strain reminiscent of "la corrida" (the Since the law in question is actually on the state code books and has bullfight). He was joined by been for 47 years (despite the fact that as similar law was ruled un- another trumpet and gradually constitutional by the Supreme Court in Virginia, 1967), then the the Mariachi "Embajadores" .~A MO — marriage of my grandfather, a full-blooded Creek Indian, to my worked up with music the grandmother, a white, could feasibly be considered illegal, thus Mexican verve that so com- eventually affecting my legitimacy. pletely permeated the evening. EASY Which brings up an important question (not, am I indeed a bastard? It was interesting to see the No doubt most of you decided that long ago.) It's a question of personal extent to which the Indian in- freedom—do we really believe in it, or don't we? fluence still affected Mexican The Georgia legislature evidently doesn't, or archaic and super- culture in spite of the JVIGBITS stitious laws the like of which I mentioned would have been struck predominance of Spanish from the state codes years ago. customs. Many of the folk dances Most people cannot even imagine what it would be like to be told are costumed with Indian masks C6ME SEE---AT— whom they could, or could not, love. That, at least, we feel is the right and garments and have Indian of each individual. But are we so liberal when it comes to themes such as Vaqueria en ^CfHEESE BARREL homosexuality? A man loving another man? A woman loving another Yucatan, which includes a dance woman? Does our idea of freedom extend to this "other" kind of love; with such intricate footwork thai or are our minds so twisted, so deep in the gutter, that any concept of the only people who can do the love is alien to us? dance, with the exception of this Consider abortion. Does a woman have the right to decide what is troupe, are natives of Yucatan. ^g ^g ^»g ag ^E ag rstr best for herself, or doesn't she? Who else could possibly know her needs, her fears, her dreams? Some of the more interesting PUT ON A NEW PERSONALITY When we consider our right to personal freedom we have to consider acts were Celia and Los the rights of others, or we must suffer the possibility of becoming the Alvarados and the Escamilla the worst type of hypocrite...The - 24 - Hour - Holier - Than - Thou - Self Brothers. Celia and Los - Righteous - I'm - Gonna - Castrate - The - Rest - Of - The - World type. Alvarados were a folk group who sang, danced, and played with I am neither an advocate nor a believer in the concept of universal unbelieveable speed and skill. unity—such a belief, I feel, is both naive and useless. But I do believe They combined a flamenco-type in personal freedom, no matter how great the cost. dance while playing what we Yet for every red-eyed fool in the world (including myself) to be both would call a large ukelele, but the unified and ' 3e is as impossible as getting to the truth about Richard amazing thing was that they Nixon. Wc must learn to accept our differences—it is our only would play each other's in- remaining hope. struments while dancing. I may not like you (chances are I probably don't) but I can at least The Escamilla Brothers are accept the fact that I am not the only institutionally-insane beggar in champion rope spinners and this world and that you have juast as much right to be here as I do. So Youth Champions of Floreo de I'll make you a deal—you stay off of my case and I'll stay off of yours. Reata. They contributed very And that's one less hassle anyhow. effectively to the finale which was dance that originated in a Happy Trails, Cowboy
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As GSC's only fall in- Peake and Bruce Pawloski had did. I think we handled them tercollegiate sport, water polo is four goals each, while Tom fairly well. I was disappointed in off to a good start, as the Eagles Pecht, Don Welchko, and Mike the nftniber of fouls we collec- have taken victories over their Doan had one goal apiece. Team ted. I was pleased with the ball- first two opponents. captain Mike Doan said about the handling in both games. But we In their first match, on Oct. 9th game "We need to play better. need to work on speed. against the University of South We played a sloppy game." Carolina, team captain Mike "The boys are playing real Goalie Jeff Pack had an out- heads-up ball, and they really Doan scored three goals, as did standing game with six saves. appreciate the large attendance Burt Peake. Tom Pecht and Don Bruce Pawloski was playing in at the games, especially on a Welchko scored two goals each as his first game of the year. He Friday afternoon." Southern defeated the missed the first game due to an Gamecocks 11-5. ear problem. Coach Buddy Floyd The team will journey to In their second match, on Oct. said of Pawloski, "Bruce is living Columbia for a return match with 11, against the University of up to all our expectations." South Carolina on October 15, and Georgia, Southern got strong Coach Floyd said about the will be in Tallahassee, Florida on performances from the whole Georgia match, "I expected them October 19 and 20 for a two-game team and won 11-5 again. Larry to give us a better game than they set with Florida State. REX'S PAWN SHOP Ms. Conner Speaks Out Come in and see our new merchandise other, but as a joint body com- enlarge the opportunities peting against antiquated ideas available to women in college Denim Boots, Jeans and Jackets. and attitudes toward women and athletics. their role in athletics. Human nature bestows upon us Knit Hats, "Wet-Look" Jackets, In our "war room", the the need to feel wanted. It makes coaches met as mature, in- me feel good to see ad- tellectual adults with realistic ministrators wanting women Jumpsuits, Corduroy Jackets views of athletic management to involved in athletics. It is our strengthen the backbone of the challenge to justify a "want" state organization (GAIAW), to with a worthiness. Each war schedule competition properly, to room meeting brings us closer to discuss standards of women's our goals. 23rd West Main St. athletics, and to recommend changes in many policies. 3T sac: aac: =cs: 33= =22= anc 33= 33= 33= 3E Throughout the talking, the writing, and the working, though, one factor constantly stayed as a top priority. The ladies we coach Try Our Daily Specials! are individual human beings and the importance of their lives s while athletes on our teams is just as important as each victory. Breakfast: Barnyard Special Marsha Conner The determination to maintain high academic standards and By MARSHA CONNER complete requirements for 2 Eggs, Bacon, Toast, Jelly, Grits Rooms are interesting places. college graduation should not be It is surprising the number of overshadowed by a program of And ALL COFFEE U CAN DRINK creations that can materialize athletics so large and strong that from within four seemingly blank lives are lost and machines are walls. There is a room in many built. $1.19 larger Universities' athletics With the increase in budgets, departments known as the "War number of coaching respon- Room". Within this room, names sibilities, and advancement of For A Fast lunch Try and personal identities of athletes women into the administration of are forgotten and positions and athletics, will the women's abilities take over. 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The experts in charge makes the athletic programs of know their jobs depend on the schools into extracurricular Includes: 20 Jumbo Shrimp, French Fries, victories, and work with this as activities or business their higher objective. corporations is a hard resp6nr Cole Slaw, And Hush Puppies I was in a war room recently. sibility for any athletic director. But I was not plotting a strategy Some women's athletic programs for any one big contest. I was one are still riding a fence deciding $2.99 of approximately fifty college what their purposes are, and1 coaches working with women's what their goals will be. All Our Food Is "Home Cooked" athletics, meeting to continue Women's athletic programs work on a strategy that does not can prosper greatly by looking at, On Premises-Nothing Frozen!! begin and end on any one day. working with, and listening to the Our recent fall meeting again leaders of the men's programs. brought the State GAIAW Several male coaches and (We Also Have Your Favorite Beverage Be It Milk Or Suds!) (Georgia Association of In- athletic directors attended the tercollegiate Athletics for GAIAW coaches meeting OPEN DAILY Women) coaches face to face, recently. These dedicated men not in competition against each are actively supporting the need SUN.-THURS. 6AM-11PM FRI.-SAT. 6 AM-12PM Remember: FRANKLIN'S RESTUARANT writers needed 221 N. Main JOE 33= as 33= 33= 33= 33= 33= Thursday, October 17, 1974 -the georgc-anne- Fage ELEVEN
ssssss/vsssssssss//ssssssssSj?SjrsjrA'ssss//ssss^ 'SSSSSSSSSSS/j Intramural News et's Talk Sports The flag football season got Fraternity League: October By Marty Fischer J_ underway this past week. Here 17: Pi Kappa Phi vs Kappa Sigma G-A Sports Editor * are the scores of last week's at 4:00 and Sigma Phi Epsilon vs 3 dual match record and qualified crowd helped GSC beat South games and next week's schedule: Kappa Alpha at 5:00. for the NCAA Championships last Carolina 11-5. Anyone who has Fraternity League: Delta Tau October 21—Phi Delta Theta vs year; and all the women's teams, ever participated in sports or Delta 2—Sigma Phi Epsilon 0; Sigma Chi at 4:00 and Sigma Pi which have been active only a attended a number of sporting Sigma Pi O—Sigma Nu 0 (Sigma vs ATO at 5:00. couple of years are already events realizes that the more Pi winner in penetration); Phi October 22—Delta Tau Delta vs establishing themselves as top spectators you have, the more Delta Theta 16—Pi Kappa Phi 0; Kappa Sigma at 4:00 and Sigma contenders in Georgia. support your team will get, and In the past I've noticed, as Kappa Sigma 7—Kappa Alpha 6; Nu vs Pi Kappa Phi at 5:00. Using these examples, it is consequently, the greater the many of you may have, that a ATO 12—Sigma Chi 0; Sigma Pi October 23—Sigma Phi Epsilon easy to see that GSC has one of team's chances of winning are. majority of sports fans have a 16—Sigma Phi Epsilon 0; Delta vs Sigma Chi at 4:00 and Kappa the finest overall athletic During the fall quarter the tendency to seemingly overlook Tau Delta 0—Phi Delta Theta 0 programs in the nation. If you water polo team, the swimming Alpha vs ATO at 5:00. the so-called minor sports and (Delta Tau Delta winner in throw in the outstanding team, the golf team, and the Independent League: October favor the major ones. penetration); Kappa Alpha 18— 17—Smokey "J's" vs Spurs at programs GSC has both in women's basketball team will be Sigma Nu 6. This is no exception at Georgia basketball and baseball, the in action. The George-Anne will 4:00 and Lewis Hall vs Sigma Southern, as the attendance is Independent League: Omega Beta at 5:00. overall superiority of Georgia inform you of upcoming sporting Renegades 26—WOPS 0; Cone much higher at major sporting Southern athletics is more events. Take some time and see October 21—Cone Hall vs events. But just what do I mean " Hall 16—Smokey "J'S" 0; Spurs evident. some of the events. The players Roughriders at 4:00 and Brannen by a minor sport? 6—Sigma Omega Beta 0 But let me get to the gist of this and coaches will appreciate your vs Renegades at 5:00. Here at GSC, a minor sport is a Roughriders 6—Brannen 0 article—your support and at- support, and you will see some October 22—WOPS vs Smokey sport that is not as heavily funded tendance at the games of these Renegades 40—Lewis Hall 6 "J's" at 5:00. outstanding competition. as, say, basketball and baseball. sports. This is of vital importance EDITOR'S NOTE: Due to WOPS 6-Sigma Omega Beta 6 October 23—Lewis Hall vs GSC's so-called minor sports are in any sport. deadlines for the George-Anne (WOPS winner in penetration) Roughriders at 4:00 and Sigma gymnastics, swimming, water I was at the opening water polo (Sunday night), it may be im- SCHEDULE Omega Beta vs Brannen at 5:00. polo, golf, tennis, and all game last Wednesday night; and, possible to report on all team women's sports. believe me, the enthusiasm of the sports immediately after. To me, it is absurd to classify these sports as minor, especially when GSC athletes excel in the manner in which they do. GSC ACTIVITY ROOM Just to list some examples, the gymnastics team under coach Downstairs Williams Center Ron Oertley is recognized by many as the top university division team in the south; the Adiacent to Counseling Center swimming team, in only its third year of competition, has been represented at the NCAA Hours Weekdays 10:00 am to Championships; the water polo 10:00 pm team, after a 6-2 record last season, is off to a great start and Weekends 1:00 pm to could possibly be in the Top 10 in the nation at the end of the year; 9:00 pm the golf team has been fantastic over the years and has been rated as high as fourth in the nation; Six Pool Tables the tennis team finished with a 17- Two Fooze Ball Tables Chuck Cicchese Two Ping Pong Tables Bumper Pool Table Pin Ball Machines L Netters To Volley Ball Machine Participate
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