THE SOUTH'S LIVELIEST COLLEGE NEWSPAPER
VOLUME LXII, NUMBER 4 GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY ATLANTA, GEORGIA FRIDAY, AUGUST 13,1976 12 PAGES Hill to raze frat houses
BY RENEE TWOMBLY ing for the needed parking lots. ASSISTANT NEWS EDITOR No special protest was wag ed by the two fraternities in Two Georgia Tech frater volved. According to Gallups, nities have recently been given 'They realize they have been September 13 eviction notices living on borrowed time and on while an additional three nominal rental rates." fraternity hoKises have Psi Upsilon, located at State 1 reported thefts. Street and Peachtree Place, - A The Office of Campus Plan had made the decision to move ^ I ning is proceeding with prior to being informed of the previously established plans planned eviction. The condi to raze Psi Upsilon and Phi tion of their house forced the Sigma Kappa fraternities to act. During the five year tem build parking lots. porary use of the house, Psi Upsilon, for the past five IUI neither the fraternity nor v years and Phi Sigma Kappa Georgia Tech would pay for | o for the last ten, have rented the necessary repairs. Accor space from Georgia Tech on a ding to Gallups, the initial THE PSI UPSILON FRATERNITY HOUSE WILL SOON BE DEMOLISHED TO MAKE WAY FOR A NEW month to month basis. Jerry agreement stated that the PARKING LOT, 'THEY'VE PAVED PARADISE AND PUT UP A PARKING LOT." LAMENTS JONL MITCHELL. SEE Gallups, the Fraternity ad fraternity was to pay for STORY AT LEFT. ' : _ visor and Assistant Dean of repairs. In any case, Psi Up Students, stated that the silon will rent a wing in respective houses • were es- Eastgate. HOUSING OFFICE ANNOUNCES tablished as temporary The members of Phi Sigma quarters for the fraternities; Kappa at their stay at the 4th "All other fraternities on cam Street house, have reportedly FALL OPENING FOR LAUNDRY pus own their own property. been trying for the past ten Although Tech never made an replastered and rewired in the years to design and construct a BY BILL PROPP Street side of Hopkins Dor official rental policy, these hallways. Brown Dormitory, permanent fraternity house on NEWS EDITOR mitory. The other entrance will houses were rented to the now a women's dorm is having the vacant lot at the corner of be through the Hopkins Dor fraternities as a favor. Psi Up Construction has begun on the steam pipes covered and 5th and Techwood that they mitory stairwell and can only silon had intended to be torn the Area II laundry which will screens and tiles replaced. and their alumni collectively be opened by Area I and Area down when bought five years be located in the former lounge Cloudman Dormitory is being own. However an effective set II female dormitory residents. ago but a decision was made to area of Hopkins Dormitory. repainted and beds are being of designs have not been com The Area II laundry will cost let it stand." Assistant Director of Housing refinished in Howell and pleted. The Office of Fraternity about $14,000 according to the For the last three years the John Martone states "that ac Harrison Dormitories. New Affairs has been attempting to Director of Auxiliary Enter two fraternities and Campus cording to the latest report it mattresses are being placed in work with alumni to get the prises Roger Wehrle. The cost Planning have reached an will be ready very, very close to Howell Dormitory and project started. As it stands, of the new washers and dryers agreement to stay an extra Fall (Quarter) opening." Harrison Dormitory is receiv Phi Sigma Kappa is now will be borne by Solon year, but this summer, the The laundry will have 20 ing some new mattresses. searching for housing. Automated Services. Solon Campus Planning Office has washers and 12 dryers. One en has the contract to run the Area III is not without its money to do the planned pav- Continued on page 5 trance will be on the Third Area II laundry. share of repairs. Two kitchens The Housing Office also an in Freeman-Montag Dor nounced that a chill line was mitories will be available soon being extended from Harris after Fall Quarter opening. Dormitory in Area I through Armstrong and Folk Dor the Area I courtyard to the mitories will be carpeted dur Area II courtyard. The chill ing Christmas break. line which will carry cold Pat Mooneyham, the new water for air conditioning will Housing Operations Co- be linked to Hanson and Perry ordinator, hopes to establish a Dormitories in Area II. Mar- rotation system for replacing tone states if the financing is furniture in the dormitories, available that Hanson and "It is best to replace the whole Perry would have air con- building and then replace the ditioning installed during the broken items in the others with summer of 1977. good old ones (from the replac- Area II is also having many ed building)." other improvements made. All Mooneyham points out that of the halls in Area II Dor- one of the major advantages of mitories are being painted, this rotation system is "know- The drapes are being replaced ing how to project the budget in Perry and Field Dormitories ahead of time." with the rest of the Area II Dor- The Housing Office also | mitories having the curtains stated that they will supply
Uj cleaned. Hopkins Dormitory fire-retardant paint for last : ^•''^^!fp|* nave a11 new desks and year's skyracks but not for new I chairs. skyracks. The paint is required A THE HOPKINS DORMITORY LOUNGE WILL SOON BE KNOWN AS THE AREA II LAUNDRY. THE AREA AREA T repairs include for the Tech dormitory system I COURTYARD IS ALSO BEING TORN UP. SEE THE STORY TO THE RIGHT Techwood Dormitory being to meet state fire regulations. TECHNIQUE T##£ SOUTH'S LIVELIEST COLLEGE NEWSfAPE M INSIDE TODAY—FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1976
VENETIA RAE CORLEY has been elected Miss Georgia
Hemisphere 1976. Read below. # Tech coed wins beauty contest By SUE SMITH twenty-one-year-old comes from Managing Editor Lilburn, Georgia, she represented When the Judges place the Atlanta in the competition. TAKE ONE LAST GULP as you read this Sports Information Director Dave crown on the head of the new Miss The judges based their decision Hemisphere on August 28, the girl summer's final Technique. We'll see you Kaplan on page 10. on bathing suit, evening gown, underneath it may be a Tech coed, and interview competitions. again on September 24. TO PROPERLY TERRORIZE Venetia Rae Corley, a junior ma- The national competition will in- TO PROPERLY TERRORIZE OUR OP- YOURSELF, read Don Cope's review of joring in Industrial Management, elude these plus a talent and a PONENTS, tell them to read the pre- the movie The Omen on page 8. received the title of Miss Georgia "hometown outfit" competition. season football outlook by Assistant Hemisphere on June 20 at Augusta "I'll be wearing a sexier version State College. Although the of the Atlanta Braves outfit," Cor ley grins. "It'll have hot pants and SAC-70 funding under fire a midriff top with the Brave's in signia on it." A captain of the Tech majorette squad, Miss Corley plans to twirl Pettit addresses Graduate Senate her way through the talent show as she aims for the title which also By SUE SMITH with the six-dollar increase figure, that the Varsity not be over there. Head Bill Beavers added that the includes many prizes such as cars, Managing Editor has had student representation for Between the two pools I think the tentative nine-member governing scholarships and television sets. Georgia Tech President Joseph all eight years of its existence. availibility will be good. board would consist of five "If I win, I wouldn't have time to Pettit, prompted by attacks from Pettit added, "The Regents base "Other things to be considered students and four faculty, with a go to school next year because of the Graduate Senate because of the amount of their allocation on a include the use by wives, faculty, student as chairman. all the appearances I'd have to the increase in the Student Activi formula which involves the and faculty wives. Should we Coordinating Officer Joseph make," she admits. "But the title ty Fees, attended a special session number of student hours and the charge fees for the faculty? Grimland protested, "It seems to would be worth it. Plus there's a of the Senate on Thursday, August number of faculty. Unfortunately, Nothing has been decided there." me that if you were interested in chance that a modeling agency 5. SAC-70 does not generate any ad Pettit explained the reason for student input you would have re will see me and offer me a job." In his opening statements, Pettit ditional students. the fall hike by announcing that quested, the increase for the The Atlanta Braves sponsored remarked that he had followed the "We expect that there will be a the contractor claims the complex students." Miss Corley in the state com minutes of the Senate and wished lot more (non-credit) activity. But will be finished in the middle of "Well, that's a fine point," Pettit petitions, as they will in the to know the members' concern. there's nothing in the formula to September, "but we feel he was op admitted. "I don't like to ask for a national. She came to their atten "I'm interested to see if (the cause provide for that. timistic." However, he added it vote if I'm going to ignore it. If I tion" while she was ushering for of the protest) is the existence of "Actually, we had a choice on should open sometime this fall. follow it then I'm throwing it in the them at the Atlanta Stadium. SAC-70, or the costs in operating how to charge the six dollars. Graduate Senate President face of a lot of prior students who " The Tech basketball fans may it." Number one, we could have put it James Marr then probed, "What wanted a SAC-70." know Corley as one of the "We have voiced concern in the matriculation fee; the other, about (the complex's) governing managers of the men's varsity throughout as to the amount of the we could put it in the Student Ac board? Do we have a say on who is Continued on page 5 basketball team. fee," pointed out Senator Gary tivity Fees. It's less desirable to put hired? Cooke. "The availability of the it in the Matriculation fee, since we "You have to recognize that complex is also in question. When can't carry it over. At the end of the these will be Georgia Tech DEALER COST DISCOUNT TO will it open? What exactly are we year, the State appropriates it. employees, reporting to me," ad paying for? We also protest the "It's not going to cost any more monished Pettit. "Students will GA. TECH STUDENTS AND FACULTY lack of space, which is not equal or less, but keeping it separate have essentially an advisory role." (IDENTIFICATION REQUIRED) for the two sexes. There is a lack of allows us to carry it over. If you Physical Education Department clearcut guidelines for the use of want to save some aside for future the Student Activity Fees. We've improvements, you can. by seen them used for salaries before. "Sure, some salaries will be in- Carolyn Carter Will this happen again? volved. There are some Will do typing- "Our concerns lie principally recreational assistants to be paid. Letters, term papers, NATIONAL TIRE WHOLESALE with the amount of the fee and the That's standard." * Resumes, etc. In reference to the usage of the BRIDGE use the fee will be put to. We've Reasonable rates— FREE been told what we will pay and pool, Pettit acknowledged, "I Quick service STONE MOUNTING what for. There has been very little realize you're concerned about the student input in the whole conflict between the Physical Call 894-2564 Office ON matter." Education department and 763-1600 Home MOST Pettit then pointed out that the recreational use. 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We at CAMPUS AUDIO say,44You don't have to be the biggest to be the campus sutfic For more information, call Sally Hammock at 894-2805. 892-4444 ^62 THIRD ST\TF5?RING We give price quotes over the phone Good clean fun "THE SOUTH'S LIVELIEST COLLEGE NEWSPAPER" fOSI OMlCI §OX I • GfO«G»A .N$T(T0T£ Of TICMNOIOGY • AUANTA. GfOIGIA 303J2 spices up campus life It seems like the Tech campus is suffer pleasing to look at, but painted marks on ERIC DIAMOND HERB ARCHER ing from an intense wave of senseless van them aren't going to help things any, and dalism, as are many other campuses as a matter of fact, they look genuinely EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER around the country, mmm ugly. Of course, all I m Let's face it everybody would rather Sec schools have their a reasonably nondestructive prank which own versions of the shows some imagination and thought, SAE lion and the and which is executed skillfully. Naval Armory can A group of students once figured out a Invaders non. These things great stunt to perform: they would make are often the objects the clock on the side of the Skiles building of typical college look like a giant Mickey Mouse watch. Ear pranks, such as mid ly in the morning of a final exam day, they night paint jobs. I took a big cardboard Mickey Mouse and Many students have no doubt noticed extremely large crowds of strange peo can rationalize this type of vandalism as put it up behind the clock, and they at ple in the Student Center from time to time. These groups, whether they are harmless fun, and I think most people tached gloves to the ends of the hands. The composed of FASETeers, majorettes, MITE's, or high school yearbook per would agree that these kinds of pranks are student who did this was suspended by a sonnel, generally turn out to be quiet and well-behaved. committed in the spirit of fun, and not for rope from the top of the building, where the destuction's sake. other end of the rope was being held by his fellow conspirators. However, many Tech folk have become increasingly irritated at these mild- Everyone writes on the walls of the Not only did it take imagination to come mannered invaders, for the simple reason that when lunch time comes around Third Street Tunnel, and most people take up with such an original, nondestructive it is almost impossible for a student to get his food within a reasonable length for granted that the walls of the Tunnel prank, but it took just as much guts to of time (due to the crowding in the cafeteria). were built soley for the purpose of holding hang from the top of Skiles as it would to up all the graffiti which students are wont steal the Tech 'T". to generate. Last year, a bunch of students It is often the case than a student has precious little time to eat lunch Students coming up the Hill for their tried to mystify the campus by inventing a anyway, and these tremendous crowds can aggravate the situation to a point eight o'clock exams noticed the modified character named Elder Wheeler, and they where the student cannot eat any lunch at all. clock when they looked up to check the left his name all over the inside of the time, and they must have thought of the Tunnel. No one really minded this inno clock as rather unique. This situation has grown to a state which cannot be ignored any longer. cent prank. Thankfully, Student Center Director Roger Wehrle has instituted stopgap Another interesting prank is an old Another group picked up on the idea, measures to diminish the problem by opening up the third floor "Table Ser standby: taking all of the furniture out of a however, and took it upon themselves to vice" area to students on the meal plan. Hopefully, this should decrease the size student's dorm room and putting it deface the bridge between Skiles and the of the hordes in the cafeteria and allow faster service to all. somewhere else (out in the hall, in the Library, and also the side of the Bunger- bathroom, out in front of the dorm, etc.). Henry building. , If someone could think of a new, It's unfortunate that action like this could not have been instituted sooner, Not only that, they painted the base of a original, nondestructive prank (instead of when the problem first arose. Chalk up another one for "Administrative statue behind the Student Center. A trite paint jobs, which are so easy to do but Delay." number of students and administrators so ugly to behold) the campus would really got pretty irritated at this, and for good go for it. It would be a refreshing change reason. Sure, there are a lot of things from the otherwise mediocre summer. around campus which aren't particularly —ERIC DIAMOND Dogs dip in fountain, but students keep cool Well, after a lot of complaints about the Hopefully the fountain will help to inconvenience and the delay, the Price divert some of the pent-up energy found in Gilbert Fountain got its faucet turned on Techmen that prompts them to run out last week. Since and paint cannons and write obscene graf then, it's been filled fiti on library walls. with frolicking Many students protest the expenditure Tech men bathing of $71,000 for the fountain, claiming it between classes and should have been used somewhere else. spending study However, the funds were set up from the breaks from the Price Gilbert Estate so that they had to be library. used here. Seeing how well Besides, the fountain is a gift to Georgia it's been accepted, I Tech. The students didn't pay for it. Com can only conclude plaining about the price is in truly bad that it was well worth the wait. taste. ©THE TECHNIQUE (Especially after jumping in myself. Try The fountain is not another bus stop or it — it's great!) steam compressor. It is something we, the GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY If you walk by it at night, you'll see students of Georgia Tech, can enjoy and be FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1976 about six to eight people at any one time proud of. enjoying their fountain. They're swim It was built for us to enjoy. Paul ming in it, splashing each other with the Vanderhorst, the Tech landscape water, and pulling each other in. architect and head of the project, designed EDITORIAL BOARD: Sue Smith, Managing Editor; Bill Propp, News Editor; Don Cope, Features Editor; We students at Tech have long com the fountain to be a "people fountain;" it Dave Miller, Sports Editor; Earl Wilkins, Photo Editor NEWS STAFF: Renee Twombly, Assistant News Editor; Jim Jones; Debbie Mobley plained about the Planning Office's pro was built with the intent that people would FEATURES STAFF: Mike Langford; Jeff Lane; Mike Lipson jects and have done our best to ruin them. play in it. The water is filtered and SPORTS STAFF: Anne Barnes; Dave Carlysle They mounted the steam compressor for us chlorinated, so it's safe to play in even AD STAFF: Jim Jones PRODUCTION STAFF: Dave Gardner; Barb Boughton and we painted it. They built us a bus stop though the dogs sometimes take a dip in it. PHOTO STAFF: Kevin Kelly; Pradlp Sagdeo and we penned our words of wit within. The fountain adds a touch of class to a TYPESETTER: Celia Frank FACULTY ADVISOR: Dr. James Young They gave us Old Blue Balls and we have campus that otherwise tends to have a kept it in a state deserving its name. f drab look. LETTER POLICY: The Editors of the Technique welcome all letters of interest to the Tech community. I shudder at the implications. All the When the landscaping is completed The Editors request that all letters be typed or legibly printed, double-spaced with wide margins. while that the fountain was being com after October 15, the little "park" will be For purposes of verification, all letters must be signed. The Technique does not print unverified letters. Upon verification, the author's name will be withheld in strictest confidence, if so desired. pleted I kept hearing phrases like, "I even more impressive and serve to take The Editors reserve all rights to standard editing of letters for reasons of pedantry or space limitations. wonder how long it'll be before someone away from the otherwise stark look in this All letters should be addressed to the Technique, Editorial Page Editor, Box J, Georgia Tech, Atlanta, Georgia 30332. paints it another color." I've also heard particular part of campus. plans of throwing everything into it fVom Painting something no one likes may be TECHNIQUE is published weekly during the school year and bi-weekly during the summer months, gelatin to soap bubbles to dirty underwear. "in," but defacing something that actually excluding school holidays. Offices are located on the third floor of the Student Center. The ideas expressed herein are solely those of the authors, and can in no way be construed to be the official policy And the soap bubble fanatics have beautifies the Tech campus is really im of the Georgia Institute of Technology. "CDN" denotes material supplied and copyrighted by the already struck. mature. Chicago Daily News, all rights reserved. (It's reported that the Tech Police have So kick your shoes off and enjoy your SUBSCRIPTIONS: $3.00/quarter, $10.Q0/year, $300.00/life. stocked enough defoaming agents to last fountain. But please leave your paint six months. They're not dumb. They know brushes behind. the Tech mentality). -SUE SMITH Nader sues airline for 'overbooking' By LEONARD M. GROUPE USE OF THE PLANE AND ALLOWS THEM TONEVE R DID MAKE A RIGHT. I THINK FUNDAMAGES. THE ORGANIZATION AT BACK to THE TRIAL COURT FOR FURTHER (CDN) THE U.S. SUPREME COURT OFFER A MORE FLEXIBLE BOOKING DAMENTAL HONESTY IN RESERVATIONS WHOSE AFFAIR NADER WAS TO SPEAK HEARINGS. JUST WROTE ANOTHER CHAPTER IN THE SYSTEM THAT PERMITS PASSENGERS TOPRACTICE S IS FAR MORE IMPORTANT TO ALSO WAS AWARDED $25,000. AWARDS STILL UNFINISHED STORY OF RALPH MAKE, CANCEL AND CHANGE RESER THE AMERICAN PEOPLE THAN FLEXIBILI LIKE THAT COULD PUT AN END TO OVER AS a RESULT of THIS CASE LOTS of NADER'8 BUMPING CASE. I THINK THE VATIONS AT WILL, WITHOUT NOTICE ORTY . AND I THINK IT WILL BE QUITE AP BOOKING, BUT LAST YEAR THE COURT OFOTHE R PEOPLE HAVE TAKEN TO SUING CASE INVOLVES ONE OF THE MOST PENALTY. PROPRIATE IF RALPH NADER IS THE ONEAPPEAL S REVERSED THE AWARD, SAYTHE AIRLINES FOR BUMPING THEM. FLAGRANT EXAMPLES OF CORPORATE WHAT THIS "FLEXIBLE" SYSTEM DOESTO ESTABLISH THIS. ING THAT IT WAS UP TO THE CAB, NOT FURTHERMORE, NADER'S SUIT PRAC IRRESPONSIBILITY IN AMERICA TODAY IS ALLOW BUSINESSMEN (THE AIRLINES' THE CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD THE COURTS, TO DETERMINE IF OVERTICALLY FORCED THE CAB to BEGIN TAK AND JUST THINKING ABOUT IT MAKES FAVORITE CUSTOMERS) TO MAKE MULTI-(CAB) REQUIRES AIRLINES TO OFFER ON-BOOKING WAS INDEED A FRAUDULENT ING THE FIRST SERIOUS LOOK IN 10 MY BLOOD BOIL. PLE RESERVATIONS ON SEVERAL THE-SPOT SETTLEMENT OF ALL CLAIMS AND DECEPTIVE PRACTICE. IN AN AB YEARS AT OVERBOOKING AND THE BUM IT ALL STARTED APRIL 25, 1972, DIFFERENT FLIGHTS LEAVING AT VARIOUSFO R BUMPING. TENDER OF PAYMENT SOLUTELY ASTONISHING OPINION IT PING it CAUSES. WHEN NADER MADE A RESERVATION TIMES JUST SO THEY CAN DECIDE AT THEEQUA L TO THE FARE OF THE MISSED SAID THAT THE CAB HAS THE POWER TO MEANWHILE, UNITED AIRLINES, FOR A SEAT ON A 10:15 A.M. LAST MINUTE TO TAKE WHICHEVER FLIGHT WITH A MINIMUM OF $25 AND AAPPROV E PRACTICES THAT MIGHT AMERICA'S LARGEST, TOOK A BOLD STEP ALLEGHENY AIRLINES FLIGHT ON THE OTHERWISE BE CONSIDERED DECEPTIVE to PROTECT ITS ADMITTED OVER 28TH FROM WASHINGTON D.C. TO AND THEREBY PROTECT THE AIRLINES BOOKING PRACTICE. IT ASKED THE CAB HARTFORD, CONN. HE FIGURED IT FROM DAMAGE SUITS. to APPROVE A FARE SYSTEM THAT it WOULD GET HIM IN AT 11:15 A.M. IN NADER APPEALED TO THE SUPREME HOPES WILL MAKE OVERBOOKING LEGAL TIME FOR A NOON SPEAKING ENGAGE COURT, WHICH IN A UNANIMOUS DECIBY Warning PASSENGERS THEY MAY MENT. HE PICKED UP HIS TICKET EARLY SION REVERSED THE COURT OF APPEALSBE DENIED A SEAT DESPITE HAVING ON THE MORNING OF THE FLIGHT AND IT AND REINSTATED HIS RIGHT TO SUE THE CONFIRMED RESERVATIONS FOR A INDICATED THAT HIS RESERVATION WAS AIRLINE FOR FRAUDULENT AND DECEP- FLIGHT. WHAT'S it TRYING to do, BRING CONFIRMED. TIVE PRACTICES. THE CASE NOW GOESTRAIN S BACK? WHEN NADER GOT TO THE AIRPORT, NEITHER HE NOR SEVERAL OTHER PASSENGERS WHO HAD ARRIVED SHORT LY BEFORE HIM WAS ALLOWED ON THE Campus forum PLANE. ALL THE SEATS HAD BEEN TAKEN THE EDITORS; CENTER POST OFFICE FOR COMMUTERS BY OTHERS, WHO ALSO HAD CONFIRMED I WOULD LIKE TO PROPOSE TWO AND CARPOOLING. A MARTA BUS RESERVATIONS. THE PLANE LEFT 'IF% IIS11W LB MININGS SUGGESTIONS WHICH WOULD BENEFITSYSTE M ROUTE MAP AND SCHEDULES WITHOUT HIM AND HE MISSED HIS INBUILT.'' THE ENTIRE GEORGIA TECH COMMUNI SHOULD ALSO BE DISPLAYED NEARBY. SPEAKING ENGAGEMENT. FLIGHT MOST SUITS THEIR CON MAXIMUM OF $200 MUST BE MADE ATTY : CARPOOLING AND USAGE OF MARTA IT'S A SURE BET THAT APRIL 28,1972VENIENCE, . THE UNUSED DUPLICATE TIME OF BUMPING IF THE AIRLINE CAN BUSSES WILL HELP ALLEVIATE PARKING WILL GO DOWN IN THE HISTORY OF COMRESERVATION S OFTEN GO UNCANCELED. NOT GET THE PASSENGER TO FINAL 1) THE PLACEMENT OF NEWSPRINT RECYCLING RECEPTACLES AT A CON PROBLEMS ON CAMPUS AND WILL CON MERCIAL AVIATION AS "THE DAY WITH OVERBOOKING, SEATS THAT DESTINATION WITHIN TWO HOURS OF SERVE GAS, MONEY, AND SANITY. RALPH NADER GOT BUMPED." WOULD HAVE GONE EMPTY IN SPITE OFORIGINA L SCHEDULE. RATHER THAN VENIENT LOCATION ON CAMPUS. THOUSANDS OF POUNDS OF NEWSPRINT I WOULD ALSO LIKE TO REMIND THE YOU'VE BEEN "BUMPED" WHEN HAVING BEEN RESERVED END UP OC ACCEPT THIS "DENIED BOARDING COM READERS THAT SEVERAL BARRELS ARE YOU'VE GOT A CONFIRMED RESERVATION CUPIED, SAY THE AIRLINES. PENSATION," NADER FILED SUIT ARE CONSUMED WEEKLY BY TECH STUDENTS, FACULTY, AND STAFF AS WE LOCATED IN THE BASEMENT OF BOGGS' AND A TICKET BUT YOU'RE LEFT BEHIND IN EFFECT THE AIRLINES ARE SAYING AGAINST THE AIRLINE — NOT FOR CHEMISTRY BUILDING FOR DEPOSITION — AND OFTEN HIGH AND DRY — THE ENDS JUSTIFY THE MEANS. I DON'TBREAC H OF CONTRACT, BUT FOR FRAUD READ THE FREEBIES, DAILIES, AND, OF COURSE, THE BELOVED Technique. OF EMPTY GLASS BOTTLES WHICH ARE TO BECAUSE THE AIRLINE INTENTIONALLY BUY THIS. NEITHER DID RALPH NADER. AND DECEPTION, WHICH COULD RESULT BE RECYCLED. THE COCA COLA COM "OVERBOOKED" OR SOLD THE PUBLIC IF THE AIRLINE DOESN'T GUESS RIGHTI N SUBSTANTIAL PUNITIVE DAMAGES ENVIRONMENTALISTS AND THEPAN Y ALSO ACCEPTS (AND pays you MORE THAN THE PLANE'S CAPACITY. IAN D TOO MANY PASSENGERS WITH BEING ASSESSED AGAINST THE AIRLINE JANITORIAL STAFF SHOULD ALSO FOR) GLASS TO BE REPROCESSED BEHIND THINK IT'S AN OUTRAGE BUT IT'S A COMCONFIRMED RESERVATIONS DO SHOW AS A PENALTY. PERCEIVE OTHER REASONS FOR PLACINGTHEI R SPRING STREET OFFICE BETWEEN MON PRACTICE THAT THE AIRLINES HAVEUP , SOME OF THEM GET BUMPED. IN THE TRIAL IN FEDERAL COURT IN 1973 THE RECYCLING BINS ON CAMPUS. 5TH AND 10TH STREETS. BEEN FOLLOWING FOR YEARS. 1974 IT HAPPENED TO MORE THAN RESULTED IN NADER'S WINNING AN 2) THE DESIGNATION OF A PORTION OF STEVE HASTY THEY JUSTIFY THE PRACTICE AS A 100,000 PEOPLE. AWARD OF $25,000 IN PUNITIVE THE TRAVEL BOARD IN THE STUDENT BOX 30337 WAY OF INSURING THAT EACH FLIGHT I LOOK UPON A CONFIRMED RESERVA LEAVES WITH AS FEW EMPTY SEATS ASTIO N AS A PROMISE BY THE AIRLINE (OR FINAL EXAMINATION — SUMMER QUARTER, AUGUST 30 - SEPTEMBER 3, 1976 POSSIBLE DESPITE THE LARGE NUMBERHOTEL , FOR THAT MATTER) TO ACCOM (PERIOD LOR CONFLICT*: SATURDAY 4, 8:00 to 10:50 A.M.) OF "NO-SHOWS" — PASSENGERS MODATE ME, AND I THINK I HAVE A HOLDING RESERVATIONS WHO DO NOT RIGHT TO RELY ON THAT PROMISE. CER EXAMINATION PERIODS APPEAR AT FLIGHT TIME. THEY SAY TAINLY THE AIRLINES HAVE A "NO- PARTED Day DATA Tim* Day Data Tlma THIS HELPS MAKE THE MOST EFFICIENT 1 8/30 8:00-10:50 SHOW" PROBLEM, BUT TWO WRONGS 9 WAD 9/1 2:50-5.40 2 8/30 11:30-2:20 10 THURS 9/2 8:00-10:50 3 8/30 2:50-5:40 11 THURS 9/2 11:30-2:20 4 TUES 8/31 8:00-10:50 12 THURS 9/2 2.-50-5:40 5 TUES 8/31 11:30-2:20 13 FRI 9/3 8:00-10:50 6 TUES 8/31 2:50-5:40 14 FRI 9/3 11:30-2:20 7 WED 9/1 8:00-10:50 Possible $2 fee cut 15 FRI "9/3 2:50-5:40 8 WAD 9/1 11:30-2:20 CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2 SUBMIT A PROPOSAL TO REDUCE THE EX COURSES SCHEDULED DURING DAYTIME HOURS "IT'S A GRAY AREA. I CHOSE TO DO ITISTIN G FEES BY $2, RESULTING IN A THIS WAY. THE INPUT WAS THERE. WE TOTAL OF $22, STARTING WINTER HAD AN ADVISORY COUNCIL." QUARTER. THE STUDENT ACTIVITY FEES THE BOARD OF REGENTS APPROVED NOW HAVE $50,000 SET ASIDE FOR PERIOD PERIOD THE $6 FEE INCREASE IN THEIR JUNE 8 SAC-70. ALSO FIGURING IS THE FACT PERIOD ARCH. MEETING. 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CAN BE GUESSED THAT A RIVAL FRATER E.GR. 1000S 1 2 4 2212 14 PHI SIGMA KAPPA'S 22 MEMBERS NITY OR SORORITY, NOT NECESSARILY M.E. 3720 13 ACHIEVED THE FIRST SCHOLASTIC RATING FROM TECH, PICKED UP THESE PIC EXAMINATIONS LOR ALL OTHER COURSES WILL BE SCHEDULED ACCORDING AMONG FRATERNITIES FOR THE SPRING TURES AS "SOUVENIRS". EVERY to THE TIME OF THE MEETING OF THE CLASSES, AS INDICATED BELOW: QUARTER WITH AN OVERALL AVERAGE OFSUMME R SOMETHING DISAPPEARS." PERIOD PERIOD 3.15 AND PSI UPSILON RATED SECOND THE. THEFTS POINT OUT TWO MWF 8:00 COURSES WITH AN AVERAGE OF 3.04 AMONG ITS TTH 8:00 & 8:30 COURSES 7 PROBLEMS TO GALLUPS. ONE IS THAT MWF 9:00 COURSES TTH 9:00 & 9:30 COURSES 6 EIGHT MEMBERS. MWF 10:00 COURSES FRATERNITIES WILL NOT KEEP THEIR 13 TTH 10:00 COURSES 15 MWF 11:00 COURSES THESE TWO FRATERNITIES ARE NOT 10 TTH 12:00 4 12:30 COURSES 12 MWF 12:00 COURSES DOORS AND WINDOWS LOCKED AND THE TTH 100 & 1:30 COURSES 11 MWF 1:00 COURSES THE ONLY FRAT HOUSES TO EXPERIENCE TTH 2:00 A 2:30 COURSES 5 OTHER IS THAT THEFT CASES ARE NOT MWF 2:00 COURSES 2 TTH 3:00 & 3:30 COURSES MWF 14 PROBLEMS. PHI KAPPA TAU AND REPORTED IMMEDIATELY TO POLICE, 3:00 COURSES 8 DELTA UPSILON HAVE RECENTLY THUS THWARTING AN EFFECTIVE IN NOTE: FOR CLASSES MEETING AT IRREGULAR TIMES, THE EXAMINATION PERIODS ARE REPORTED THEFTS OF THIS YEAR'S COMVESTIGATION . DETERMINED BY THE DAY AND HOUR AT WHICH THE REGULARLY SEQUENCED CLASS MEETS. POSITE PICTURES. THE COMPOSITE ANOTHER ROBBERY REPORTED WAS "'\..-' ' EXAMINATIONS FOR COURSES SCHEDULED DURING EVENING HOURS (5:00 P.M. OR LATER) DEPICTS EACH MEMBER OF THE FRATERSTOLE N FURNITURE FROM THE PHI DELTA EXAMINATIONS FOR COURSES SCHEDULED DURING THE EVENING HOURS WILL BE CONDUCTED EITHER DURING NITY WITH A COAT OF ARMS ON A LARGE THE EXAMINATIONS PERIODS LOR DAYTIME SECTIONS OR DURING THE REGULAR EVENING CLASS HOURS THETA FRATERNITY HOUSE TWO WEEKS DURING THE PERIOD. AUGUST 30 — SEPTEMBER 3, AS DETERMINED BY THE INSTRUCTOR. PICTURE HUNG ON THE WALL. ACCORAGO. GALLUPS PLACED THE VALUE OF DING TO GALLUPS, "THE COMPOSITES THE STOLEN LIVING ROOM FURNITURE AT HAVE NO REAL MONETARY VALUE. IT"$50 0 TO $600 OR MORE." C'ATONJDONJ YOU'RE ALLTHYRDIOTODAY! LAY HEY... WU'RE RIGHT, MAN! THAFSTHE IDEA, DON. BACK A UTILE AND SLIDE 0 THALTTT! THAT15YOUR JIFIRT NOW, ^ YOU digressions THAT LICK IN AFTER THE BASIC HIT 6R0OYE! THIS IMFRA DOWNBEAT! IF M TURKEY MIGHT JUST PONT MIND.. PERCENTAGE, SAY 50, MAKE /7"/\ MAN. "S> MAN." AUGUST 13 Flick: Tonight's Flick, PRETTY MAIDS ALL IN A ROW, will be held in the EE Auditorium instead of the Ballroom as previously an nounced. Shown at 7:00 and 9:00, admission is 50 cents. NO,N0!BOB&Y, WASNTMY LISTEN, YOU GUYS, MAYBE IF Technique: The last 'Nique TT0LPY0UT0 FAULT,MAN! HUE HAYENTHAD HUE COULD YOU'RE ALL ^ CATCH THAT LAST JAF SCREWEDADEC&TTTAKE SEND OUT PLAYING SORRY - of the quarter comes out to CHORD UJUH ME UP WITH OF THIS TUNE FOR A REAL JIMMY? WHATSIT, AWFULLY WE'LL TRY day. A WALK-UP/ THAT BAMBI ALL NIGHT! IF.. GUITARIST?! LOUD.. TO KEEP Faset: The third session of \ RHYTHM RIFF!^ MSFT \ ^ IT DOWN. U\ FASET is being held through TDIP' ON IT, MAN! MCT/- Friday. Hide or you'll be stampeded. Drama Tech: Tonight and tomorrow night DramaTech will present two one-act plays in the Old Church of God Building at 8:00. For reservations call 894-2730. C'MON, NOW, FOREMAN-YOU'RETRY FOR A HEY, NO, MAN, NOT LOOKING FOR A TEMPO PATTERN I CAN AUGUST 14 THAT PATTERN THAT SURPRISES! YOU'RE PUTTIN6BELIEVE IN, A TTMC„ FROM I WANT Seminar: "Aliveness," held \ JUST/SHOT YOUR ACCENTS RIGHT IOHEREPATTERN THE THATTL STEVE? THE TOP! MORE ] X WORKING! WHOLE WORLD MOST EXPEQSTHEM!MAKE ME WEEP! SO DO in the GSU Life Center, is WHAT?! \ MONEY.I, MAN. 6 designed to help you enjoy \ life more completely. If you miss it today it's being held next Saturday also. Hours for both days are 9 am to 5:30 pm. Call 658-3466 for registration information. Play: THE BOYS IN THE BAND, presented by Showcase Atlanta, will be held at the JIM, I THINK I DECIDED A6AINST MAKING L Academy Theater in W HIS PEERS TELL HIM THE SONG A MUSICAL POSIT/ON I CAN LIVE UH-HUH. TSSSP HE MUST HIDE HIS LETS KNOCK IT Buckhead tonight and each PAPER. INSTEAD, ITS A LAMENT, UHTH THAT I FINISHED LOVEFORTHE GOOD ""UNILATERAL OUT. I GOT AN Wednesday through Satur ^ELEVENTH UP THE LYRIC A EXPRESSED FROM THE POINT OFIN THIS L0V/N:BABY, EIGHT O'CLOCK L OF THE CAMPAIGN. day. J\ TAKE- YOU LAST NI6HT. VIEW OF A LOWLY'CAMPAIGN\ Rl JUSTAINT EST SEMINAR. \ READY ID 9) WORKER IN LOW \ , ,,, \ W FAIR!" \ — . ii i Field Day: Will be celebrated M_D0 VOCALS? 1 WITN6INNY! / today in Rose Bowl Field. Ya'll come! AUGUST 15 Concert: A "music fiesta" will be held in Piedmont Park today from 1 to 9 pm. Free. AUGUST 16 IT JIM? LISTEN, MAN, IT'S RELAX, STEVE—I'VE * PEOPLE SAY I'M CRAAVY... FOR THAT LYRICYDU LAID JUST TOO WORKED OUT SOMETHING RUNN/N' YOUR WHOLE SHOW... BUT Concert: Georgia State Un DOWN YESTERDAY IS OBSCURE, T LIKE BETTER ANYWAY.. ALL I CAN SAY IS, BABY.. I'M U HOLD iversity Jazz Ensemble will ABOUT AS COMMER JIMMY! LETS TAKE ONE, OKAY? VREAMIN'OFA QUID PRO QUO! WHAT-MY CIAL AS POLISH give a free concert in Central YOU'VE.. / PHRASING T^J- / POETRY! OFF? City Park downtown from noon to 1 pm. AUGUST 17 Flick: The twelfth in the series of ALISTAIR COOKE'S AMERICA is projected for tonight at 7 pm in the Hapeville Library, 525 King Arnold St. in Hapeville. Free. UH.. STEVE.. WNBED JIM, THEY'RE >SF6H'..ALL RIGHT, ONE VERSE.."HE'S GOOD WITH THE ^1 WHO LETIN 'SM,JIM-AS GOOD, I PRO- "PEOPLE SAY IF VOU LOVE HER...CRISES... HE MUST THANKS AUGUST 18 &M THE BACK- KIND OF A STEVE, MISE YOU! JUST DON'T E/ER LET TTSHO00W... SO BE A PISCES!!'' FOR I RTH< GROUND V0- FUNK COUNT- Z..\ RUN IT DOWN I'M STUCK IN THIS GROOVE.. WHENP J \ ^OL OWING Plays: A premiere perfor I//* CALISTSZL BRP0IKT1O ONCE-YOU'LL I'D MUCH RATHER MOVE.. WITH THE mance of Jim Peck's latest *HP YOUR POP SEE.. anthology of three one-act PHRASING... plays, STEREOPTICON, will be held tonight at the Theater Atlanta off Peachtree For info and reservations, call 892-2414. Flick: RED DUST will hit the screen tonight at 7:30 and 10 pm in the AMUC Cinema at Emory. 329-6165. well,iVs YOU'LL HEAR WELL, I FIGURE it's great, your we,WHAT!? TTCOMEUPINAHOW IF WE CANT JIMfltS JUST DARLIttll'MON THE SECOND. ITSIT 8A- COME,7 APPEAL V SOME ...HUE BURNING MY CALLING*&'SIDE? IT SfCALLYJUSTAis? mm folks um a API SCO CATCH'EM BARS OFF! "GINNY'SI VARIATION OF THEI \ MODERATE POP ON THE FUPfdi§r6ssk)n s SONG"! ^SAMESONG! APPROACH..VERSION/ I AUGUST 19 Flick: / am a Dancer will heartpirouettse at it s3 waandy 8into tonigh youtr ni Symphonis $3, y$4 Hall and. Admissio $5 atn SEAT S PROMO, MAN/ locations and the Memorial HEY, JIM- ON *GINNYlS YEAH, MAN - YOU GOT Arts Center Box Office. HOW'S it Norm SONG"/IT'S NOT TODAY,CONVENTION AN/NTERV/EW \l 60IN',MAN? BBRT. TIME TO CRANK BERT.COVERAGE? THE U/ITHSENATVRWEIRD \£ I WHAfSGOOP UP THE HYPE/ CONVENTION\ SCHWE/KER/5 TAkE AUGUST 20 m! care, mm EVENINt COVERAGE IS fT\ JUST STARTING!«g»wl sBERT. RECORD? SENATOR, I WHAT DramaTech: The last show / ON/ VOTING ings of the quarter will be RECORD?) tonighat 8:0t0 an ads tomorrothe caswt nighputts on tw273o0 one-acfor reservationst plays. Cal. l 894- ConcertsAUGUS: ThTe Smyrn21 a Com- YOU MUST UNDER I KNEW WE HAP I SEE, SENA munity Chorus will put forth STAND, WALTER, I COMPATIBILITY PROB^TOR.. ANP JUST AT LEAST 3G GAVE CONSIDERABLELEMS, BUT I ALSO HOW LONG DOES TT HOURS-THE a concerted effort tonight at THOUGHT!) GOVERNORBELIEVED THAT IN TAKE A MAN ID COM RAPERWORK/S 8:00 pm ni the Cobb County REAGAN'S OFFER TIME THEY COULP PLETELYRENOUNCE INCREDIBLE/ BEFORE I AC- BE OVERCOME!, EVERYTHING Civic Theater. Tickets are $1 HE'SAIMm, at the door. SWOP FOR? AUGUST 22 r Art: Today is the last day that 0 thholed Handshak its currenet Galler exhibiyt owilf lar t w \ on loan from Coca Cola PeachtreUSA. Thee St. ,Galler NEy. 892-7120 is at. 84 8 MR. MORTON, IN RECENT WELL, SIR, Free. WEEKS, JIMMY CARTERTHAIS UTTER HE SAYSUUELL, HE ITS NOT UM...NOW,WAn HAS CHARGED THATNONSENSE, 10M! HASTRUE/ RECEIVED THE A MINUTE, TOM! THE REPUBLICANS WILLWE HAVE NO RELIABLEMAN'S IN- A THAT DIDN'T I PIDNT SOON BE RESORTINGSUCH PLANS! FORMATION . COUNT! ^ THINK SO, AUGUST 23 TO PERSONAL ATTACKS TO THAT DAMN LIAR! I SEE.. SIR. ONHIM. EfFECT I Baseball: Atlanta braves \ Philadelphia's latest three- m ^ thdaey stadiustanmd startin atg 7:35 tonigh. t at TheaterAUGUS: TonighT t2 4start s the last week of Ready When WE LEAVE, OF COURSE, U/ITHPRO- You Are, C.B., shown WEIL, IINTENDTDFOUND GRATITUDE V THE MANY..ANP, WHO OF through Saturday at the 60VERN0R REAGAN,TAKE A NICE, LONGHELPED—TO VA THOSE AMERICANSCOURSE, THE 1 WONDER IF YOU CATION AT MY RANCH.WHO VOTED FOR ME; TOTHANK ALL MY' PANAMANIANS, Bar n Dinner Theater. 436- COULP JELL US WHATNEEDLESS TO SAY,DELEGATES, IT'S FOR KEEPINGYOU, l^j fFOR BEING SUCH 6262. YOUR PLANS ARE BEEN A LONG, HARPTHE FAITH; ANP ESPECIALLYGOV.... ±*GOOD SPORTS! Seminar: Free Tax Deferred FOR THE IMMEDI CAMPAIGN FOR BOMTO MY STAFF, FOR THEIR ATE FUTURE.. ME ANP MY jCT Savings from 7:30 to 8:30 f FAMILY. <£\ tonight at the Ida Williams N.ELibrary. 266-0080, 269 .Buckhea d Ave., PotAUGUS: Don'tT forge 2t5 to register fh fobegirn potter they wee classesk o.f Session Sept.s 13 at JIMMY, THE EARLY I THINK WE'LL BE GET REPORTS ARB STRONG/TING TOP-TEV ROTATION/EVERYWHERE I'VE GONE, the Callanwolde Fine Arts THE PROGRAM DIRECUUE'RE ALREAPY ON AtVE PICKED UP AMAZINGSO! WHAT^S NOTHINGCenter , 980 Briarcliff Rd., TORS AFE JUST LOT OF FM PLAYLISTS,VIBES ON THE SONG! BEENI HAPPEN- MUCH. FORDN.E. 872-5338. ]h\ KNOCKED OUT GOOD,ANP THE STREET TELL YOU, JIM, IT'S BEENING ON YOUR WON ANP bjBY"6/NNy his photographs that indicate that The Omen Midway First of all, The Omen is a superb the subject is doomed to die. Midway could have been titled thriller — it's exciting and Warner also learns of the three Universal Pictures Old Home suspenseful with excellent acting sixes which is the mark of Satan. Week in Sensurround. It features and a horrifying score. But just The priest had the sixes tattoed on just about every big male star over how much of it can you believe? him and Peck later discovers that forty except John Wayne. Damien has the mark, too. Charlton Heston and Henry Fon The story comes from a (Another connection with the sixes da receive top billing. prophecy from Revelations where is that Damien was bom June 6 at The flick, filled with naval the Jews return to Zion, a comet 6 AM.) Finding the tattoo on his scenes and aeriel dogfights, is very will rip the sky, the Holy Roman son makes Peck finally realize reminiscent of Tora, Tor a, Tora. Empire will rise (would you believe what he has feared all along — he One sees lots of fiery smoke accom in this movie, it's represented by must kill Damien. panied by the low frequency rum the Common Market?), and an ble of the Sensurround speakers. anti-Christ will emerge. If that's The most terrifying scene finds The rumbling doesn't prove to be not crazy enough, Gregory Peck Warner and Peck in a graveyard in quite as impressive as the effect and Lee Remick, of all people, as Italy (Why did they have to go at was in Earthquake. THE MEMBERS of Starz aren't too excited about upcoming night? Brrr.) where they leam the ambassador to Britain and his Hal Holbrook's cackling Mark finals or Don Cope's interview on the next page. true identity of Damien's mother. I slightly neurotic wife, adopt little Twain voice seems out of place won't ruin the suspense as I Damien the anti-Christ in an with his role as a naval officer, and guarantee it will have you Italian Catholic hospital after the voice of one of the Japanese ad clutching your box of popcorn in Epic hypes Mother's Finest Remick supposedly loses her baby mirals seems completely out of fright. born at the same time. place with the actor — indicating it If the amount of hype that a band proclaimed the day Mother's The Omen will prove to be as may have been dubbed. gets is in direct proportion to their Finest Day and the members of the From then on, strange things popular as Jaws and The Exorcist, War movies thrive on sub-plots. success, then Mother's Finest will band spent the day on local radio begin happening; Damien's nan the super-thrillers of the last two This one derives its sustenance be very successful indeed. and TV and left their handprints ny hangs herself, his presence dis years. In believability, it ranks from a fairly dramatic and roman The six-member Atlanta-based in cement at Peaches Records. turbs the baboons at the zoo, his somewhere between the two, but it tic entanglement. It revolves band has been playing the club mother suffers a near-fatal fall That evening at the Fairmont has enough chilling moments to around the bigotry and suspision scene all over the country in the (and later, another fall that does Hotel's Habersham Room, a keep you on the edge of vour seat. that Anglo-Americans showed past year. As a result, Mother's prove fatal), and a priest, who cocktail reception was held for the towards Japanese-Americans dur Finest has just released their first warns Peck of the danger of his One final note: the editor of this media in honor of Mother's Finest. ing the war and Heston's son wan album, simply titled Mother's son, dies a bizarre death. rag, one Eric J. Diamond, was The big test came later that night ting to marry a Japanese girl. Finest, on Epic records. as they opened their four night bom on June 6. He has also Epic is sparing no expense to see Peck can stand it no longer and stand at the Electric Ballroom. As revealed that at birth he weighed 6 Midway is a good movie, but peo that the high-energy rhythm and with the help of a nosy ple are just not excited by wars and we go to press, Mother's Finest are pounds, 6 ounces. When I asked at blues act gets all the publicity they photographer (superbly played by war pictures anymore. (J wailing away on a live broadcast what time he was bom, he said he still get a deserve. On August 11, Mother's David Warner), he begins to un charge out of Away All Boats and appear to be worth all the hype didn't know and then gave me a Finest took part in quite a number ravel the mystery of Damien. starring Jeff Chandler. — D.C.) Epic records has given them. sinister smile. Where's my dagger? of promotional activities in Warner discovers strange blurs on -DON COPE -MIKE LANGFORD Atlanta —Mayor Jackson -DON COPE AEO-IITICT6// VUAT will PEOAFT VOU TO VALK AM EXTRA BLOCK?/ D PRICE5 ? n/\£CCUAJUP• EXPERTISE/6E ? 3UAL.JTV? VFE 6IUCEP.EIV BELI EVE. TW VOU VLU BE. ABIE TO CQAP&EE AUP F/WP SUPERIOR TO 2. COMPETITORS, "REV 1)6... LOCATED WREOLY FRQ<\ &OGSIA TKH*6 AAJU <}2JES CM UOBTU A* • FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1976 • THE TECHNIQUE • FEATURES • 9 If^ffSMB IP®©LP own album of oldies earlier in the fusion". Fusions of any kind are The Grateful Dead year (Subtle As A Flying Mallet on difficult to accomplish and the Steal Your Face (United Artists) RCA - check it out). Furthermore, ELO aren't without their failures. I've always thought that my the executive producer is Greg Wood left the group after the first rock and roll education was in Shaw, one of the original punk album and the one cut included complete because I've never been writers at Creem magazine. And from that LP, "10538 Overture", to one of those famous Grateful for an extra treat, look around for shows his influence more than Dead marathon live concerts. the Flamin' Groovies first two Lynne's. When Jeff Lynne took After listening to this live album, I albums (on Kama Sutra records) in over, the group's popularity can safely say that the only way the bargain bin of your favorite started to climb. Included here I'd go to a Dead concert is if I was record store. from ELO II are the fabulous and suffering from acute insomnia. yet very commercial, "Roll Over is the sleeper Steal Your Face John Mayall Beethoven" and a lengthy and album of the year - Sominex varie A Banquet In Blues (ABC) pretentious bomb, "Kuiama". A ty. John Mayall is a talented, better choice would have been "U.S. Blues" is the only song veteran, professional bluesman "From The Sun To The World". with any energy; otherwise, Jerry who is quite adept at a number of On the second side of Ole ELO, Garcia and Co. sound like they're instruments (piano, guitar, and we can see the direction Jeff Lynne all about to nod out at any mo harmonica being his standouts). is heading his cohorts. The songs ment. The LP was recorded at Unfortunately, he hasn't recorded are shorter, more commercial, and Winterland back in 1974 so this is a good album since his Back To there's less classical riffing. Why, obviously a cheap attempt by Un The Roots LP of five or six years it sounds like The Move with ited Artists to pull in some easy ago. strings! "Showdown", "Ma-ma ROY WOOD is glad this is the last Platter Poop of the dough. Steal Your Face is for Dead As usual, Mayall wrote all the ma Belle", and the aforementioned quarter. heads only. words, music, and arrangements, singles are great tunes that make with a little musical improvement and he has surrounded himself me want to pull out my Move Split low-key, but it's a welcome relief Flamin' Groovies and continued production ex with a number of fine musicians Ends album. from the high-pitched wail of most Shake Some Action (Sire) cellence from Douglas, Starz could female blues-rock singers. In addi such as Johnny Almond, Jon It's too bad that the ELO gave up The Groovies should have titled become a first-rate band. tion, her work on keyboards is in Mark, Sugarcane Harris, John Mc- on classical interpretations this album British Invasion, good taste. It isn't flashy; it's just Vie, and Larry Taylor (ex-Canned because they're one group that Christine McVie Revisited. They have that early good solid accompaniment. Heat and a super bass player). really could have made classical- The Legendary Christine Perfect sixties sound down pat, but they're From this album, one can see Most of the songs are slightly rock work (one of their successful Album (Sire) completely original even though how much influence Christine better than mediocre three chord attempts was a version of Grieg's The most surprising thing about "Yes, It's True" sounds Perfect McVie has had on the style blues. The exception is "Fan- "In The Hall Of The Mountain this album is that it was recorded frighteningly reminiscent of The and success of Fleetwood Mac. The tasyland" which may be the most King" - strangely not included seven years ago, but it doesn't Beatles' "All I Want To Do". They only question that remains is why ambitious song Mayall has ever here). For the uninitiated, this is sound the least bit dated. With the also include a commendable ver did it take so long for this LP to be done. But it's fourteen minute still the album to get. sudden popularity of Fleetwood sion of the Lennon-McCartney released in the States? length is it's weakness as it breaks Mac, Sire records has decided to song "Misery". As a tribute to The down into some meandering, Starz release the LP in the U.S. where it Doug Sahm " 'Beatles, the Groovies can be found pointless solos. (Capitol) had previously been available Texas Rock For Country Rollers on the back cover of the album in a A Banquet In Blues is a lot better This sounds like a combination only on an import label (JEtyL (Dot) Meet The Beatles pose. than Mayall's last few records, but of Black Sabbath speeded up and records, America's leading import If you're a Texas longhair, then I Two of the songs, "She Said it still falls short of Back To The Kiss without makeup. Jack distributor reports the album as guess you like Doug Sahm. He Yeah" and "Don't You Lie To Me" Roots. Douglas, who also produces being one of their bestsellers). sings about all the things that are completely different in style; Aerosmith, has given these guys a Christine Perfect recorded this make Texas great - cowboys, on those cuts, the Groovies sound a Electric Light Orchestra real clean sound without taking album after leaving the legendary rangers, lost loves, and rednecks. lot like the MC5 (the original white Ole ELO (United Artists) away any of their heaviness. Chicken Shack in 1969 and before All the songs on Texas Rock For guerilla band). The Electric Light Orchestra is There's enough energy for any she married John McVie and join Country Rollers have that swingy The album was produced by at the height of their popularity diehard rocker, but Michael Lee ed Fleetwood Mac. Members of country and western feel that Sir Dave Edmunds, who released his now after a couple of hit singles Smith's vocals are just mediocre both of those bands play on the Doug learned off his Bob Wills r ("Can't Get It Out Of My Head" and the guitar playing is standard record. records. Even "You Can't Hide A MCAT — DCAT and "Evil Woman" - both included heavy metal fare. Sledgehammer The songs are all first-rate with Redneck (Under That Hippy here), so a "best of album isn't Review Course rock is a good description. "I'm On My Way" and "I'd Rather Hair)" with its straight-ahead such a bad idea. information: There are some bright moments Go Blind" as the real standouts. blues riff has that Texas Raymond D. Kimbrough, Jr. When Roy Wood and Jeff Lynne on "Boys In Action", "Detroit Christine's vocals are excellent; roadhouse sound. Pass the Pearl, P.O. Box 77034, Atlanta, Ga. 30309 disbanded The Move to form ELO, Girls", and "She's Just A Fallen she's a blues singer, not a Doug. it was to attempt a "classical-rock (404) 874-2454 Angel". The potential is there, and screamer. Her style is somewhat -DON COPE BEST APARTMENT RENTAL OFFER EVER Studio Apartments 1 mile to Tech Campus $95 PER MONTH Including All Utilities Some furnished apartments available Complete Kitchens; Laundry Facilities; Off- Street Parking; Two Bus Lines HoLtlES 85J 2 bedroom apartment available: $125 6 Month Leases For Students So why live In a dorm? Why live anywhere else? Holmes St. Apts. 751 Holmes St. 351-6841 10 • THE TECHNIQUE • SPORTS • FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1976 Squad stronger than last season Tech football preseason outlook CORNERBACKS: Eddie Porter, Coach Pepper Rodgers moves operating Coach Rodgers' 'Tech capable. Shows promise of being a Bruce Yeager, who played fullback Gil Kyle, and Danny Rhino, all into his third season at the Yellow Wishbone" offense. The Yellow strong position. and halfback. starters at one time or another Jacket helm with cautious op Jackets averaged 329.7 yards a TIGHT ENDS: Elliot Price, two OFFENSIVE TACKLES: Retur return. Porter missed most of last timism, fully aware of the game rushing (net 3627 for 11 year starter, returns. Donnie ning lettermen Jay Garrett, Roy season with a knee injury. David problems that must be overcome to games) which placed them third in Sewell is capable but inexperienc Simmons, and Herb Scales should Greer is the only returning letter- match 1975'8 7-4-0 record. the entire nation for rushing ed. John Rose has seen very be able to step in. Beyond these man at this position. Sophomores "We approach 1976 with both offense. The 3627 yards was 465 limited time. After Price, there is three, position lacks experience. John Blue and Donald Patterson players gone that did all of the better than 1974's record 3162 inexperience. OFFENSIVE GUARDS: Bob could see some action. Position quarterbacking for us the two yards and a whopping 974 yards Curley, starting tackle in 1975 DEFENSE needs to improve. years I have been back at Georgia more than the best pre-Rodgers moved over to guard in the spring. ENDS: Freeman Colbert and SAFETYS: Returning starters Tech," Rodgers points out. "Four mark of 2653 set by the undefeated Randy Pass has some experience Reggie Wilkes both return from the Tony Daykin and Don Bessillieu starters will not return from our 1952 team (on which Rodgers as does Steve Lukkar and Mark starting defensive unit. Steve are inexperienced at their fine offensive line. And the himself was a quarterback). Showman. Sheppard is a returning letterman. positions, Strong and Free Safety. schedule is immeasurably tougher CENTERS: All-Star Candidate Chuck Floyd looked good in the Doug Hen son was moved from with the addition of Pittsburgh DEFENSE and Playboy Pre-Season All- spring. David Faulkinberry has quarterback and is inexperienced. and Tennessee, plus having to face Although Coach Rodgers is far America, Leo Tierney returns. had game experience at James Marble was also moved traditional rivals Auburn and from satisfied with the team's Tom Daniel and Tom Sexton lack linebacker. over from the offense to back up Georgia on the road. Still, we have defensive accomplishments the experience. Other reserves are in TACKLES: Lost two fine tackles Daykin at Strong Safety. Position a number of excellent football past two years, he feels that much experienced too. Long Snap to graduation, Rick Gibney and lacks experience. players returning. The younger progress has been made and is specialist Howie Johnson returns. Red McDaniel. Bob Kupper and KICKERS: Danny Smith is ex ones especially should have hopeful that 1976 could be a better QUARTERBACKS:: A position Bob Bruenderman have two years pected to handle the placekicking profited from the year of ex year for this phase of the game at filled with untested individuals. experience as reserves. Mike Blan chores along with Don Bessillieu. perience they got when injuries Georgia Tech. Bucky Shamburger started five ton played the position last year as Harper Brown is expected to be the forced us to play so many "We played so many young peo games at halfback last season as a a freshman. Larry Reese is inex punter, backed up by Bruce freshmen and sophomores in 1975. ple defensively," Rodgers said, freshman. Bob Payne played some perienced but capable. Position Yeager. Also, a spring practice made up of "that it resulted in many defensive QB and HB as a frosh. The most in shows promise of being a strong mostly sophomores and juniors-to- SUMMARY: Team over should be errors. The experience they have experienced position on the team. one. be helped the youngsters along. stronger than last year's squad, had should result in fewer mis HALFBACKS: The strength of the MIDDLELINEB ACKERS - but will lack experience at several If we can find the capable takes in the future. I believe that offense along with the fullbacks. NOSE GUARDS: Two year starter positions on offense and defense. replacements we need at certain the defensive unit will start David. Sims, Adrian Rucker, Tom Bob Bowen returns. Joe Malta has spots, we could be another good catching up with the offense in ef my Crowley, and Eddie Lee Ivery, experience and is a returning —BY DAVE KAPLAN ball club in 1;976." ficiency." all starters at one time or another letterman. Beyond those two the Sports Information Director PROSPECTUS.... by Position return. Bob Thomas, David position has inexperience. OFFENSE OFFENSE (Wishbone) Carter, Reggie Jackson, and Bill LINEBACKERS: Lucius Sanford Twenty-five players (6 starters, 9 SPLIT ENDS: Drew Hill was mov Sanderson will make the position and Lawton Hydrick return from FURNISHED ROOMS from the second unit) will return ed from halfback late last season very deep. the starting defensive unit and for Rent from 1975's offensive team that es and should be an excellent wide FULLBACKS: Tony Head and John Kelley played as a freshman. Call 875-2170, leave message. tablished 3 new Tech records and 2 receiver. Don Breece and John Pat Moriarty, who shared the star Position lacks depth and ex individual records, while Steele have played and are ting duties return with letterman perience. DramaTech play debuts tonight School? Tonight, tomorrow, and next and his betrothed, Carol Melkett weekend DramaTech gives us two (Linda Lee Stump). Randy one-act plays — "The Proposal", Picklesimer, (as Carol's father) written by Anton Chekhov in 1880, and Cathy Caseman, as Clea (a forms the first short piece with the former girlfriend) which provide more elaborate "Black Comedy" the Dagwood Bumstead lead by Peter Schaffer rounding out the character with sufficient production. problems. The Chekhov work, directed by The Friday the thirteenth open Paul Hampton, features Bill ing night performance has a cur Taylor and Nancy McCrory as a tain time of 8:30 PM at the Old Cossack land owner and his gutsy Church of God. Admission is $1.00 daughter, Natalya. Iiann Spaeth for students and $2.50 for others. portrays Lomov, the faint hearted For reservations call 894-2730. and highly excitable young man, -MIKE LANGFORD who asks for the hand of Natalya. Red hot disputes with a comical twist fill this short, sweet shtick. David Steigerwald directs "Black Comedy," most of which takes place in the dark. 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Call 908 Murphy Ave.SW Atlanta, Georgia 30309 (404) 892-2860 claudine taylor 755-0346 or 755-42*15 Corner of 14th and Peachtree Day 934-5500 — Opposite Colony Square Night 241-0958 FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1976 THE TECHNIQUE SPORTS 11 Intramural Report By DAVE MILLEK Sports Editor SOFTBALL American BIDDY BASKETBALL As the playoffs approach, there BDA 7-0 are still some races to be decided. The race for first place was a We Try 5-2 close one, but Salt and Pepper In the National Leauge, CC and Co-op Club 3-4 finally prevailed. Company remained undefeated Systematica 3-4 Salt and Pepper, with team with the Washington Senators Bullshoots* 2-5 members Steve Buffington, Willie strongly entrenched in second Perry Matheson 1-6 Hoyle, Troy McCunney, Joe place. Preston, and Tim Reagan, finish As the first and second place International ed the season undefeated with a teams in each league go to the Sprouts 4-1 record of seven wins and no losses. playoffs, these two teams appear Tau Kappa Epsilon 4-1 to have their berths won. They barely edged out the Slick Eliminators 3-3 Slifer Sliders, whose only loss In the American League, a BSU 2-4 similar situation exists. THROW him the knuckle curve. came at the hands of Salt and Kappa Sigs 1-5 Pepper. (40-36). Beer Drinkers Anonymous, Final Standings perhaps the strongest team in the Continental Learn to Drive at SAP 7-0 summer leagues, remains un Green Machine 4-2 defeated and in first place with the SSS 6-1 Beer Guzzlers 3-3 old men of We Try solidly in se Theta Chi 4-3 Theta Chi 3-2 Road Atlanta cond. Beta Theta Pi 4-3 Bombers 2-3 By DAVE CARLYSLE number of cars remaining at the The race in the International Fubars 4-3 Harris 2-4 Sports Staff Writer end of the school was greatly League is shaping into a real Phi Sigma Kappa 2-5 The Sports Car Club of America reduced from the orginal number. dogfight as the Brussel Sprouts VOLLEYBALL . held a drivers' school this past The weekend also provided the were handed their first defeat of An unusual situation developed weekend, August 7 and 8, at the corner workers with the opportuni the season by the third place team, in the volleyball league. Sports Notes Road Atlanta road racing circuit. ty to attend flag and communica the Eliminators. Each team plays three games, A new driver must attend two tion school. This drops the Sprouts into a per match with every other team. drivers' schools and finish four Corner workers were instructed first place tie with the TKEs, who A beginning folk dance class is These games are what is counted races before he can receive a in the procedures for flagging, also have only one loss. being formed for this fall. This in the standings regardless of who license. communicating on the phone In the Continental League, four class will feature instruction in in wins the match. The drivers are given classroom system, and following emergency teams are fighting for two playoff ternational folk dances from many The Fanatics, despite winning instructionand then practice their procedures. berths. The Green Machine, Beer lands and places. The class will be every one of their matches, finish skills on the track. The workers also received Guzzlers, Theta Chi, and the Air free and will run for eight weeks ed in second place to the Industrial The cars are then divided into background information on corner Force Bombers are all within one beginning September 20. It will Engineers. three groups by putting compati working and operation of the track game of each other. meet from 7:30 to 8:30 on Monday The ISyEs finished in first place nights in the Student Center ble classes together. in general. The playoffs begin August 22 by winning more games than the Ballroom. Everyone is invited to The schedule on Saturday in This past weekend was a good il and if the regular season is any in Fanatics. participate. Folk dancing is a fun cluded practice sessions for all lustration of the hard work and dication, the action should be ex The only two games lost by Phil way to get in shape and stay groups through-out the day. many hours of instruction and plosive. Pfeiffer, Gerald Thuesen, and the Practice sessions continued Sun practice which go into producing healthy. For more information, other ISyEs were to the Fanatics. The organizational meeting for day morning and into the early good, safe road racing. please call either Norma Huff at To show the intense competition Fall quarter intramurals will be afternoon, at which time all three For the Tech man or woman 237-4885 or John Wallace 892- in this league, the third place team, held September 20 at 7:00 PM in groups practiced rolling starts. seriously interested in sports cars 2807. the Greem Machine, was un the Old Gym. Late Sunday afternoon, each and road racing, the drivers' A women's gymnastic club is be defeated except against the ISyEs Participants are advised that group was permitted to take a pace school would be a great experience. ing formed with the intentions of and the Fanatics. , there will probably be a fee in lap and actually race. The fifty dollar fee would be a good eventually competing on the Standings (Not Final) crease of from $10 to $15 for those Due to mechanical failures and investment in safety and ex collegiate level. ISyE 22-2 activities requiring fees. damage sustained in spin-outs, the perience. An organizational meeting will Fanatics 20-4 Standings National be held Tuesday, August 17 at 4 Green Machine 19-5 CC and Company 7-0 P.M. in the Old Gym next to the Harris 13-11 Senators 6-1 Naval Armory. Co-ops 10-14 ASCE 3-4 If you are interested and cannot Tau Kappa Epsilon 9*15 Pyros 2-5 attend the meeting, or wish further SUPER Baker's Dozen 9-15 information, please contact Janet Chi Psi 2-5 Phi Sigma Kappa 9-15 Stephens at 894-6435. Perry Matheson 9-15 Phi Sigma Kappa i-6 4 TV VIDEO GAMES IN ONE SUPER PONG* gives you a choice of four games ... has all the features you'd ex pect from original coin-operated games. 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(~t,c) $79.88 Desk by Friday, August 20 digital thing/ sponsored by Applied Arts Committee 62 THIRD STREE1 892-4444 (THRU TUNNEL) 12 THE TECHNIQUE SPORTS FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1976 Sports Commentary By DAVE MILLER Sports Editor Many people have criticized the Atlanta Hawks for trading their choice in the special dispersal draft of players from the defunct American Basketball Association. I feel that the Hawks may have D.M. made one of the finest and most sensible moves in the history of the franchise since its move to Atlan ta. » There was Marvin Barnes, a If by any chance you missed all player of great potential, but prone the fuss, the Hawks traded the se to absences during the season and cond pick in the dispersal draft to also extremely expensive to sign the Portland Trailblazers for Geoff ($2.5 million). Petrie and a little-known reserve THIS TECH MAN certainly is ready for the playoffs which begin August 22. There was Maurice Lucas, named Hawes. another player of potential, but he Petrie is one of the finest Congratulations to Leo Tierney, has shown very little of this poten shooting guards in the National Georgia Tech's outstanding tial in the professional ranks and Tech signs new Basketball Association. center, for being named to the he doesn't like new Hawks' coach, He has averaged around 20 Playboy Preview All-American Hubie Brown. points and nearly 6 assists per team. Lucius Sanford, Tech's fine basketball game in five seasons in the league. Finally, there was Moses He is a big guard with great in Malone, a high school superstar linebacker, was also listed as a telligence and an uncanny who has been constantly injured possible All-American. shooting eye. since he signed his pro contract Two Tech signees, Michael player The critics and so-called basket two years ago. Jolley and Mackel Harris, were ball experts (Darrell Simmons are listed by Playboy on a list of out you listening?) have stated that The second reason that the standing incoming freshmen. the trade was a mistake for two critics oppose the trade is that the Speaking of Jolley; in the state By DAVE MILLER teams. He once scored 35 points in reasons. Hawks already have a big high school all-star football game Sports Editor high school. First, they say that the Hawks last week, all he did was lead the Coach Dwane Morrison an shooting guard in Lou Hudson. "Carey is a good shooter and will never win without a dominant Well, anyone who has attended a South team down the field with nounced this week the signing of a less than two minutes remaining ball handler, who should help us big man at the center position. game or watched one on Channel new basketball player to a Georgia in the game to score the winning next year," stated Coach They dream of a giant of man 17 knows that Lou Hudson doesn't Tech grant-in-aid. The player, positioned in the middle and in touchdown. . Morrison. "He was an excellent have too many games left on the Carey O'Brien, is a 6'1"guard who timidating all opposition near and hardwoods of the NBA. A final comment: How can guard in high school, but injuries averaged 13 points a game last far. He is slower than most guards in Auburn pitcher, Joe Beckwith, kept him out of action most of the season for Walker College in Unfortunately, these visions of the league and his once unerring earn $400 a week answering season last year. He is fully Jasper, Alabama. He was dominance are few and far jump shot has become inconsis telephones for a minor league recovered and we look forward to hampered by an injury last between and none were available tent. baseball team in Alaska? him playing at Georgia Tech." to the Hawks in the dispersal In case the National Collegiate season, but appears to be fully draft. Hudson, in his time, was one of Athletic Association hasn't heard, recovered. O'Brien originally is the best, but no longer. he also pitched a shutout for the from Louisville, Kentucky where SUMMIT DORM ROOM same team the afternoon he arriv There were three big men There must be a replacement he starred at Ballard High School. REFRIGERATOR available by the time the Hawks and Petrie is that replacement. ed in town. His senior year at Ballard, O'Brien Really now, $400 to answer would choose and none of these Welcome to Atlanta Geoff Petrie, was named to the All District, All copper tone, used for only one telephones? three was a better deal than Petrie. we need you! Region, All County, and All State quarter, $79. call 873-4000 Fabulous Freshmen face Ferocious Faculty In Softball Don't Miss FIELD DAY an extraordinary extravaganza of exciting events TOMORROW, AUG. 14 Rose Bowl Field, 11:30 AM •••• V Co-op Club I HAVE A BALL. < s