Men: Why Can't They Take a Joke? by VERONICA PIKE the Press Refused to Carry Editor Any of the Festivities for the the First Time Robin Tyler Day

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I Jacksonv~lle(Alabama) State University Tuesday, October 29, 1974 . Harrison And Tyler Men: Why Can't They Take A Joke? By VERONICA PIKE The press refused to carry Editor any of the festivities for the The first time Robin Tyler day. The team worked with saw Pat Harrison, they the local women's almost got into an argument. organization to come up with Since that incident nine something that would catch years ago, the two women the attention of the press. have become the only female Since "men are preoc- comedy team in America. cupied with balls," and the Ms. Harrison was one of L. A. Rams were having a the top high-fashion models game, the two women in New York City at the time, pushed their way to front by but she wasn't happy. "I telling the spectators Ms. didn't just walk away from Tyler's father must be given modeling. I slowly found some medicine. During pre- myself getting more men- game festivities, they ran tally upset." onto the field with a sign that "A model is jist a man- read,"Harrison and Tyler nequin. I said I had to do want to play ball with the something else. I didn't know guys." what." She went to see Ms. They wouldn't leave the Tyler, who was performing field until they voiced the in a local club, She did her need for more sports op-

"skinny" jokes on Pat, who portunities for women. ' got mad and starting talking The police who came back to her. They almost got began to get rough. Robin into an argument during the told one, "you don't have to show, but it went over so well break my wrists. I'm neither with the audience that Ms. Black nor a student." Harrison And 'P'rfer Tyler asked Pat to come The team also did a radio - back the next time. program in the nude to help talkative one. Both are "It's so difficult because in don't you?" Ms. Harrison be killed, Ms. Harrison also "I was never happy get a portion of a Santa pretty and both Believe in the end your cause has to said. said. modeling after the first year Monica Beach classified as a their cause. "Everyone has come before your personal The women said love The women talked about or so. It's boring. You're not nude beach. During the to have a cause," they said. life," Ms. Tyler said. should have, "a much higher the way things are and the Pat is the leader. She a person-you're not func- program they talked of self- Love usually cripples place than the romantic way to make them what they always has been," Ms. Tyler tioning on anything except examination. "It was an people emotionally. You plateau. Feminism is only a should be at their recent on prettiness. intellectual discussicn-not said. should cultivate more than snall necessary part" of this lecture here. More than 500 With this attitude, Pat just dirty jokes," Ms. Tyler The most difficuIt thing the one love-you love more than higher development. students heard them-and accepted when Robin asked said. women face is falling in love. one person in your family, "Love never diesit has to loved them. her to join her act. Since the The station received about women have been partners, 500 hate letters in response to they have changed from long the show. "I guess people sequined gowns and -just didn't like to hear our Election Winners Announced "behive" hairdos to patched nudity," she said. jeans and cropped hair. Ms. Tyler said Americans The follow~ngare winners Debbie Sutton and Doni Mayor. Graduate Beauty - Carol Their message has also have sexual schimphrenia. of the recent elections: Constabile. MISS Jax State - Joy Morgan. changed. Everything's always more Freshman JUNIOR-Beauty - Pam Mulllns. The comediennes got appealing if it's a little bit FRESHMAN: Beauty - Williams, Valinda Hawkins Mr. Fr~endly - Jerry Favor~tes- Dean Buttrarn, caught up in the Feminist dirty." Barbara Ary, Susan Howard and Maria Junkins. Starnes. Miss Fr~endly - Steve Martin, Carl Phllips Movement, but have gone The comediennes have and Karen Wyatt. Favorites - Richie Golden, Nancy Ellis. and Carol Morgan. beyond this plateau. They toured some mental in- Favorites - Bubba Hood, Charlie Willis, Jim now consider themselves stitutions. Ms. Harrison told Jo Jo Parker, Kelly Roy, Blomeyer, Debbie Walker, humanists. They use comedy the women they were the Barbara Ba~n, Nancy Patty Jameson and Sheila Billy Joel Concert to get their points across. ones who were sane. Those Forehand and Mellnda Turner. In order to get people's on the outside were crazy. Golden. SENIOR-Beauty - Joy By DOUG DIXON managed to put together attention, Harr~son and "Women who hadn't spoken SOPHOMORE-Beauty - Mullins, Debra 'Nalters Staff Writer Jacksonville's f~nestrock Tyler say they have to do for months talked to- us," she Jul~e Houston, Don1 Con- and Merry Ham. Pete Mathews Coliseum concert. crazy, radical things. They said. stabile and Theresa Mc- Favorites - Jerry Starnes, recently witnessed ~tsfirst Two hours before the invaded a Rams-Raiders The two are very different Clellan. Danny Hicks, Don Bradford, concert w~thBilly Joel and scheduled showtime people football game, Aug. 26, 1970 individuals. Ms. Harrison is Fabur it( \ i ar 3. Ward, Nancje Ellis, Debbie Woods Kansas. After weeks of began forming lines in hopes in celebration of the first the tall, pencil-thin, quiet Tlni I , ktick~e and Susie Johnson. planning, JSU's SGA and that they might get a good annual Woman's Day. one. Ms. Tyler is the Fowlel, Debbip Street. Mr.' Jax Stat? - Sindo Entertainment Committee seat. Billy- Joel, Kansas Entertain JSU Crowd The audience entertained and frisbees while awaiting Kansas was the opening to the mood created by the ride followed by soothing Harry Chapin. He also has themselves with balloons Billy Joel and Kansas. ad. Their first song began English group "Yes," an rhythm. the ability to shift gears in with a violin and synthesizer example being the song Fluxing back and forth the middle of a song, which 1 duo that progressed into a "Death of Mother Nature's from classical to rock to spices up his music. B. J. and vocals to rhythm to his band exhibited much keybards to guitar gave the teamwork. The people came crowd a taste of many to see potent music, and they sensations. saw it. The Billy Joel Band The audience really en- displayed sheer musician- joyed the impressive ship. professionalism displayed - The concert was a success, by Kansas, as evidenced by and for the first time in years the enthusiastic crowd we didn't lose our financial reaction. shirts. Thanks go to the SGA, After a short break and Pete Mathews, The EC, the some taped sounds of Neil audience, all others that Young, Traffic, etc., it was helped, and especially Bert. time for Billy Joel. We had a helluva good time. Billy Joel and his band stepped onto the stage and the crowd roared. Billy Joel played quite a variety of songs. Some were relating, like "Piano Man." Others were boogie-ish like "Root Jacksonville State Beer Rag." He even in- University will host a corporated high-energy traveling exhibit on ancient I sounds in "Captain Jack." civilizations from Troy State Some of his songs had a University the first week of I flavor of Elton John and December.

I I THE PORTRAIT SHOP I In Jacksonville Announces I I -NEW OWNERSHIP- I N; N; Oye; id0;r;7\ 1 1 "We Are Happy To Be With YOU In Jacksonville I I lOHNNlE HAYES - PHOTOGRAPHER I Spectrum Whatever Happened To The BSU

By MARCUS REID grits standard, "Dixie." Southerner will woof all day about Studies program, and some Black administrative andar Staff Writer how he: counseling officials, to name only a few. Whatever happened to the Black Student Union? Or, (1) really likes the tune DESPITE (not because of) its As I said, very few of these demands were met; yet, we perhaps the real question is, whatever happened to Black racist connotations; DID get recognition from the administration. This is very Student unity at Jax State? The answer to this is very (2) digs it because of its tradition and honor; important to remember, because if a small group of 50 or 60 elementary-the people let it die. (3) Knows it is not a racist tune because a Black man students could do THAT, imagine what several hundred of Those students who were here in Fall of '71 remember the wrote it. us could do! solidarity of that BSU and the small but solidified Black This issue in itself is a relatively minor one, however, for That is why I view the dissolution of the Black Student student body that was dealin' then. We were an ACTION most of us will concede that ignorance IS an excuse in this Union with dismay. We now have a potentially powerful group, with a set of demands we shoved at the ad- case, and that we must overlook our fellow students when Black Student body here at Jacksonville, and all that is ministration with outrage and urgency. Not incidentally, they so feverently exhibit theirs. necessary is solidarity. most of those demands are YET to be fulfilled. Other more vital demands were never met, however. We This can only be achieved by organizing. The particular We still have to sit and watch as white Southerners called for a COMPLETE Black studies program, either organization is not really important. What IS important is degrade themselves to revealing masochistically in their separate or interwoven with the broader survey courses. that we unite behind something or somebody and push US ohso-illustrious defeat of over 100 years ago. I am referring We wanted more Black instructors (proportionate to the for a change. Only then will we have a voice in what goes to the perpetual popularity of that good ole cornpone and number of Black students), Black teachers for the Black down here! S & B Initiates New Members If You passed the grown up considerably and Letters Student Commons Building hd become an eyesore to on Oct. 12, you might have whole school. seen some greenclad figures The cleaning out of the working around the ditch ditch was only part of the located to the side of the weekend initiation, which To The YOU tennis courts. Well, was one of the most weren't losing your mind and physically challenging and YOU weren't being attacked rewarding weekends they Editor by the Russian Army. have ever experienced. The These people were mw members, are Rodney To the Editor: from constant profane ut- Scabbard and Blade Passmore, Sidney Pugh, I would like to convey my terances. I know that I am the party or parties being initiated Donald Hall, Charles Jones, disgust concerning the not alo* in this opinion from responsible for constructing into Scabbard and an Cecil Dorsett, Peter Brandt, Harrison-Tyler team that the number who walked out this building have learned honorary military frater- Dennis Bryant, John Paul Yes, students, there really appeared October 21. It during the "program." that it is much less a cost if nity. Their school project Davis, Mike Lamb, John is such a building as PETE seems evident that the The SGA has done a great they will only construct this semester was to clean Bird and William Dunston. MATHEWS COLISEUM! persons responsible for job this year, and I will cardboard replicas of new out the ditch which had It's really hard to imagine securing this event do not continue to support them, buildings that will show know the attitudes and tastes but I feel Harrison-Tyler was that such a fine building students how fast our actually stands and is only of JSU students. We are a gross mistake. campus is growing. used to impress visitors or intelligent, thinking in- Sincerely, Sincerely, Announcements perhaps send pictures home dividuals who are able to Patsy Kelly Roy L. Hanlin The Department of Dance, to Mom and Dad. Hopefully 419-72-5645 The Baptist Campus discern true radical comedy Dixon Hall Ministry is having their Drama, and Music will second Commuter Luncheon present the popular of this semester on Oct. 30th Broadway musical "West from 11 a. m. until 1:30 p.m. Side Story" at 8 p.m. in Events At Other Colleges at the student center. The Mason Hall Nov. 5-9. cost is $1 per person. If Tickets may be reserved Northern Illinois will not serve it directly; appearing on campus aP- have called for the by writing or calling the parently failed to see the resignation of the u~obo~possible call 435-7020 or 435- University (N0CR)-Beer that is the responsibility of Drama Dept. at 435-9820. the host. The group will be satire Or humor in the editor. The Student 9558 before Oct. 29th for and wine is permitted with reservations-however, this Admission is $1.50 adults and dormitory meals under a seated separate from the column. They read the Publications Board has $1 students. rest of the students and it column during their, per- taken no action against the is not a necessity. Everyone new policy at Northern is invited for lots of good The musical was written will be the host's respon- formance and attacked the editor but suggested that Illinois University. But the food, fun and fellowship. by Arthur Laurents, Jerome sibility to see that no one "L0b0" as "sexist. " columns not be written under Robbins, Leonard Bernstein red tape involved is likely to Feminists in the audience cause all but the most thirsty other than those on the ap- pseudonyms in the future. ++++ and Ste~henSondheim. proved guest list join the were aroused and the next students to say: "Forget it." day they organized for the Suppose, for example, a group. , i occupation. Lost ring. Saks High. group of four students ++++ The editor of the "Lobo" decides to share a bottle of White gold with light purple offered the group a column stone. Wildcat under stone. wine at dinner. The first step University of New Mexico and the opportunity to is to designate one of the (N0CR)-A group of women Call 236-2311. Reward of- coctribute to a special fered. students as the host. The host occupied the offices of the minority edition. But he must then obtain permission "Daily Lobo" last month steadfastly refused to from both the resident ad- demanding the opportunity relinquish editorial control Wanted: Comix. viser and the food service to publish a special issue of to the group. Necessary for term paper. manager two days in ad- the paper without any The feminists are now Will buy if necessary. vance of the dinner. The host editorial control by regular reportedly planning their Contact Maxey at Chan- must also submit a list of the staffers. own special newspaper and ticleer 'office. other participants so that The occupation was 1 I ages can be verified by the touched off by a "Lobo" resident adviser. column written by "George MW AVAWllE AT 0WD CtTY RECORDS I The food service will Hanover " which attacked "suggest the most accepted the school's Women's - HEAR LEMON style of beverages normally Studies courses. A "Lobo" MARS HOTEL - GREATFU DEAD used to enhance the menu spokesperson says "George that will be served on the Hanover" is a fictious name UTOPIA - TODD RUNCREN date of the function," the referring to a former king of VEEDON FLEECE - VAN MORRISON policy states. England and the column was On the day of the big event, 6iasatire on those with ex- SMLER - ROD SEWART the host must deliver the treme right wing viewpoints beverage to the food servers and 'bull baiting' for the HIGHWAY CAU - RICHARD BETTS in advance. They will bring extreme left wingers." HEROS ARE HARD TO FIND - FLEETWOOD MAC the beverage to the table but But a female comedy team Page 4

( Harrison, Tyler I Turn On Some Lights

Harrison and Tyler turned troversial subject, and I on a few lights at JSU Oc- certainly wouldn't ask you to tober 21, and some people believe in the movement just couldn't take it-that's a without thinking it through sure sign of immaturity. first. The comediennes said I'm not a, "Libber," so some things the Lyceum don't just toss this article Committee and the Student aside with nothing more than Government Association a "HA." I found some of the were not expecting, but things they said hard to students responsible have no swallow, but I listened and I reason to apologize to held enough respect for them anybody on this campus. as human beings to let them Perhaps we should apologize believe what they wanted to to Ms. Harrison and Ms. without completely Tyler for the narrow- discounting them. mindedness of JSU I expect some rebuttals residents. from my male friends as Maybe they are right. well as from people who Maybe placing men on the AREN'T my friends and other side of the jokes is probably never wish to be uncomfortable-for men. now. I am simply saying Maybe saying words com- OPEN YOUR MINDS. The monly associated with world isn't all apple pie A Southern Tradition Northward Bound "tough guys" is a bit hard to innocence and you know it. swallow-for men, who - You're just not mature women brought more than even TALKED during the I commend Gary Wolfe for the entertaining aspect. He "want us to do it, but don't enough to admit it. 700 JSU students to life- discussion period. That having the guts to bring has gained my respect for so want us to say it." The students as a whole, they were actually EN- doesn't even happen in some entertainment on doing. I think those who walked incorporated the words used JOYING themselves. They class! campus that goes far beyond out during the performance at the performance into their misunderstood the women, vocabulary during their high Had they stayed for the school days. Stop being No Complaints,- Please ! entire show, I'm sure they hypocritical. would have walked away The Monday performance People everywhere enjoy good music, and good music, Here are the facts: JSU is a small campus. We pay a very low rate of tuition, Neither the money nor space is available with a good feeling. They wasn't disgusting. The like anything else, comes in various colors and styles. It for Led Zeppelin, George Harrison, and the Rolling Stones. would have seen the point of hypocrisy of some members surely would be a dull world if everyone liked vanilla ice But, we have been able to get groups here who are making it the radical, sometimes of the audience was the cream. Now here is the point. Gripe after gripe, complaint big. Some.of them we could not even get back. Can you shocking and humorous ONLY source of disgust after complaint show up all over the JSU campus about believe it? If not, research has been done for you and your methods. present. student entertainment. However, the students here have interest. Actlng like the proverbial Harrison and Tyler proved had every opportunity to satisfy their musical taste no ostrich with its head in the something to me. I knew matter what the type. For the soul people out there, the SGA has brought you sand doesn't help anyone. every student on campus For people who like band music, we have a very fine Buddy Miles, Curtis Mayfield, the Chilites, Billy Preston, These women were talking could not possibly have example living here on campus-the Marching Souther- Clarence Carter, the Watts 103rd Street Band, Lou Rawls, Eddie Floyd and Chuck Berry. about a REAL problem. Yes, contracted apathy, the most ners. Have you ever gone to a Southerner practice session? LIBERATION is a con- common disease here. The Did you know they make records each year available For mellow people there has been Buddy Causey, Billy through- Phi Mu Alpha? Joe.. Roval. Donnv Brooks. Oliver. Dennis Yost, the '~h&for the people who like choral music, opportunity ~rnerikncyrkus,"the ~rookl~n~rid~e, the Association, abounds. The A Cappella choir gives a concert every Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, Rare Earth and Neil semester as does the Baptist Student Choir. Have you ever Diamond. heard of Thurlow Spur and the Spurrlows? Well, they were Last but not least, JSU has provided a great deal of rock here. Did you go see Andrew Crouch when he was here? for you freaks and weekday freaks. We have had Badfinger, Chanticleer Staff I For all the "longhairs" out there (I don't mean you Five-Man Electrical Band, the Allman Brothers (1970 was a freaks), Jacksonville Concert Series, in cooperation with biggie), Hydra, Jo Jo Gum, Goose Creek, Harry Chapin, The Chanticleer, the of- university. Editorial com- Anniston and Gadsden provide a very wide curriculum. Bob Seager, Black Oak Arkansas, Iron Butterfly, It's A ficial newspaper of ments expressed herein are Check it out. Beautiful Day, Dr. John, ZZ Top, McKindree Spring and Jacksonville State those of students and do not I bet you thought I had completely forgotten pop music. Kiss. University, is published necessarily reflect the policy Pop music can be divided into categories, as I am sure you We have even had a whole day of music in Snow Stadium. weekly by students of the of the JSU administration. are well aware. And it seems this is the area of most We had one blanket concert-the Allman Brothers. And disagreement. even one concert was held in Boozer's parking lot. "Why don't we have big name groups?" "Why don't we Now I ask you, do you really think we have something to Veronica Pike Editor have outdoor concerts?" "Why don't you get someone we complain about? Carl Phillips Assistant Editor I have heard of before?" -Cynthia Ellison Davld Hester Sports Editor ~'lmMason Photographer Review bill httlejohn Circulation Manager Rickey Storey, Susan Couch Cartoonists Dr.Clyde Cox, Bob Clotfelter Faculty Advisors Book Tells Incredible Stories THE PSYCHIC READER. Martin Ebon, ed. New York: using divining rods made from coat hangers. Business Staff Signet Mystic Books. Paperback 95 cents. 205 pages., The wires were bent into L-shapes and held loosely in both What would you say to someone who told you about a fists. As the operator walked over the ground, the rods Clyde Phillips Business Manager monk that flew while praying? spread apart and pointed to hidden tunnels, mines or other Jim Owen Advertising Manager Joseph Desa, born at Copertino in 1603, could not only objects. McDonald Salesman James levitate, but also fly like a bird. His flights were attested by Some marines at Camp Pendleton, including returned witnesses of the highest repute. Among them were His veterans, say they had excellent results with the im- General Staff Holiness Pope Urban XIII, Princess Marie of Savoy, provised detecting device. The marines do not know why it Cardinal Facchinetti, the Great Admiral of Castile, worked, but they are convinced that it did. Tim Childers, Buckley Chisolm, Constance Currier, aninent doctors and surgeons and others too numerous to Well written, the book makes few comments about the Doug Dixon, Cynthia Ellison, Ja~liceJennings, Debbie Ttion. oddities; it merely reports them. Kean, Tim Landers, Victor McCarley, Pam McDaniel, Tnis story is one of many included in THE PHYSIC Obviously this book would be a well-received gift for Mary Jane Marbury, Tom Nabors, Billie Sue Napper, READER--all equally as incredible. Halloween. Michael Orlofsky, Gene Rhodes, Rebecca Sewell, Terry The most recent, and common, incident occurred during Boo. Simpson, Becky Smith. the Vietnam War. Marines would seek out Viet Cong tunnels

Page 6 Ramblin ' Around The Jax Sports Scene By DAVID HESTER Chattanooga, 13-9 . . . It is a game of inches, isn't . . . name for Jax basketball . . . This season the schedule will Sports Editor Jcx State has been crippled by many injuries this year, include Samford, South Alabama and Chattanooga, which Rambling around the Jacksonville sports scene a bit, one mainly in the socalled skill positions . . . Carey Chandler, was second last year in the NCAA College Division . . . and if can't overlook a great group of JSU folks known as the Ken Calleja, Rar!dy Jackson, Virgil Pearson, Terry that's not impressive, how about promises for future games Marching Southerners . . . They put in many hours every Grammar, Ben Peters, Mike Chappell, Henry Studyvent with Georgia Tech, Tulane and Austin Peay . . . week preparing for less than 15 minutes of glory each and Terry Willingham have been hurt and some even Saturday at halftime of JSU games . . . played hurt . . . And I probably missed a few in that list . . . WJSU SPORTS I know that Band Director David Walters has a bunch of A final note on the radio station at Jax State that will soon pride in the Southerners, for they've never "lost" a half- A NEW FACE be broadcasting . . . WJSU will have sports featuring major time show . . . And that success is evident when everyone, The Gamecock basketball team has been hard at work and intramural sports at Jacksonville, plus a focus on almost everywhere, does not leave at intermission when the already this year. . . A new face in the roundball program is national sports . . . Jim Owen will be acting Sports Director Southerners and the Ballerinas do their thing . . . Keep up youthful coach Bill Jones who replaced Mitchell Caldwell . . bringing an in depth look at the people.behind the news . . . the "ereat work. and "good luck Southerners. . Jones is enthusiastic and optimistic when it comes to Jax 'Ti1 next week . . . basketball and one reason is because JSU is his ahamater AN INTERESTING STAT . . . Some say that statistics are just plain boring, but here's Another reason is AllGulf South center Ron Money, an interesting one . . . Jax State's football team, over the backcourt ace Darryl Durn, star forward Howard Hatcher past two years, has lost only four games by a tota! of seven and a potentially strong group of new cagers . . . names points . . . there are Andrew Foster, Herman Brown and 6-8 David In 1973 the Gamecocks' only two losses were to Webster along with Ronald Blair and Alfred Phillips. . . Livingston, 21-20 and to Southeast La., 11-10 . . . This season Coach Jones is also concerned about earning a national the Jaxrnen have been edged by Texas A & I, 21-20 and by

GSC This Week GAME SITE Delta Jax State Jacksonville 1 Henderson-Livingston Livingst on 1 UNA-MISS. college ~iss.-college McNeese-Nicholls Nicholls I S'East-La. Tech La. Tech I Showdown Time For I Austin Peay-UTM UTM I L ' t- , Jax State, Delta By DAVID HESTER Tyler Escapes A Moc Sports Editor

Saturday, November 2, be 0" ths battle, without a will be showdown tune for doubt. two Gulf South Conference COmlng off an 8-3 Tennis Team Begins powers. paign m 1973 and a number Meeting in probably the thre ranking in the con- Fall ComDetition1 biggest game of the season fe~ence,Delta returned only for the two schools, Delta seven starters. By DAVID HESTER State will march into Paul But the Statesmen have Sports Editor

Page 8 Ceremonial Magick: A Journey Into Occult When the word magick is mentioned, what comes to 3. Touch the right shoulder and vibrate: VEGEBURAH twice daily (after arising and before retiring) it will mind ? 4. Touch the left shoulder and vibrate: VEGEDULAH strengthen the aura and build the Ring-Pass-Not to guard Is it in the current connotation of exorcism, is it sleightd- 5. Clasp hands on the breast and vibrate: LE-OLAHM you against unwanted influences. It will clear the air of hand card tricks and disappearing acts, or is it those Now, with the dagger or fingers, a Pentagram of Earth disturbing forces including phychic attack. diabolical black mass ceremonies of witchcraft you see on will be traced in each of the four quarters and a God Name the "Friday Night Frights"? This article will attempt a vibrated. Imagine pure white light streaming from the If this article has served to stimulate anyone there are journey into the occult that is neither dangerous, dagger or finger tips and that the Pentagram is ablaze variations to the ritual, for example for learning, for love, frightening nor threatening. It is called ceremonial magick. before you in pure white light. As you turn from the East to etc., and a reading list is available upon request. It is not connected with witchcraft, the devil, or putting the South to the West and North, do not lower the dagger or Magick makes interesting reading, conversation, and a the hex on thine enemy. It is, in fact, a way for the prac- hand but imagine that as you turn, you trace a circle of pure fulfilling (if different) passtime. (If you are of a super- ticing (and diligent) magician to link his conscious self with white light around you. stitious nature, there is time to make peace with yourself his unconscious self. It is a way for the magician to gain a An Earth Banishing Pentagram is started at the lower before Halloween, to ward off the ghosts, goblins, and feeling of well-being both on a physical and a spiritual level. left hip, across the body to a point above the forehead. Then Captain Howdys.) The dicipline we are to deal with is called Qabalah, and is down to the right hip, up to the left shoulder, across to the -Valerie Phillips a theory of philosophy. It began with the ancient Hebrew right shoulder and back down to the exact point of starting. Rabbis. The mind is used to understand nature and the Strive to trace out a nice symetrical Pentagram. The ritual origin of mankind and the universe. It is a parallel to is as follows: (note that TP indicates ta trace the blazing Showdown modern psychology . Pentagram. Upon completion of this, stab the center of the Magick deals with realizing levels of unconsciousness, Pentagram and visualize it bursting into a blaze of pure (Continued From Page 6) whereas psychology deals more with the proving of certain white light. At this time the God Name is vibrated) of these levels of consciouwess. 1 will give you the 1. Face the East, TP, vibrate: Yod Heh Vau Heh and other Gulf South foes The Jaxmen will have to banishing ritual to follow, but other forms of magick you 2. Keeping the arm stretched out slowly, turn to the South. North Alabama and penetrate a stubborn Delta will be acquainted with are Tarot cards and astrology. 3. T. P. vibrate: Ah-Doh-Nye Mississippi College. defense come the 7:30 4. Arm outstretched, describing a circle of white light, kickoff, a defense that CEREMONIAL MAGICK turn to the West. New head coach Robert allowed just 7.2 points per Aleister Crowley, in his book, "Magick in Theory and 5. T. P. vibrate: Eh-Heh-Yeh McGraw has done a fine job game after the Troy tilt. Practice," said "the danger of ceremonial magick . . . the 6. Arm outstretched, turn now to the North this year replacing eight subtlest and deepest danger . . . is this, that the magician 7. T. P. vibrate: AhGa-La starters on the Statesmen Offensively Delta has a will naturally tend to invoke that partial being which most 8. Arm still outstretched complete circle by turning back offense and defense, in- powerful runner in fullback strongly appeals to him, so that his natural excess in that to the East. cluding the GSC "Offensive Willie Dickson who roared direction will be still further exaggerated. Let him before 9. Stretch arms out in the form of a cross (facing East) Player of the Year" David for 141 yards and two TDs beginning his work, endeavor to mar, out his own being and and vibrate: Bradberry. against Trov. Before me Raphael arrange his invocations in such a way as to redress the Jacksonville whipped balance." Now that we know basically the purpose of the Behind me Gabriel But Dickson and other On my right hand Michael Delta State in '73, 31-24 for actions, we can proceed with caution: the fourth time In a row to Statesmen may find the On my left hand Auriel going tough against the Around me flames of the Pentagrams even the series at SIX wins THE BANISHING for each team. Gamecock defense which RITUAL And in the column shines the six rayed star. has been awesome most of Relax. Imagine your body (astral) growing very large, 10. Conclude with Quabalistic Cross. But Deita will face a dif- +& season. passing through the roof of the room until you are so huge, Vibrate means to have the sound come deep out of the ferent typeGamecock attack the earth is a small ball beneath your feet. Perform the voice box so that it rumbles and you can feel your throat this time, an overwhelming It will be interesting, for Qabalistic Cross using either a dagger or the first and and body resonating. Note the sirniliarity between the Jax defense and a powerful the winner here could second out-stretched fingers as a pointer. Start this ritual in Qabalistic Cross and the Lord's Prayer. offense which looks to ball possibly be the frontrunner the East quarter. Perform this ritual EVERY time you are doing a control instead of speed for in the conference come the 1. Touch the forehead and vibrate: ATOH ceremony. Use it to dispel disquieting influences. Practiced success. close of the season. 2. Touch the breast and vibrate: MALKUTH , WJSU-FM FOREIGN CAR PARTS (Continued,From Page 5) department WJSU-FM ~nachinearrives. 300 South 5th Street News. Ths 1s because the Because of my need for department also serves the food and sleep, as well as the GADSDEN, ALABAMA 35901 campus television staJion university's desire for my attending classes, several In addition to siniulcasting student reporters and news FOR ALL YOUR IMPORT PARTS announcers-between 10 to 30-will be needed. Some of this group will be Every Tu~s-Quarter Night TO All lasting from one-half hour to from the Chanticleer and Wholesale to ISU Students one hour in length, will be disc jockeys; however, the Every Wed.-Nickel Night To Ladies telecast. Ths will feature the majority will be either journalism students or "just interested" students. Every Fri. & Sat. - Top Rockband Coming terviews and d~scussions. Inexperienced students Ths program will begin as should enroll in Mrs. Herb's Beginning Reporting class in the spring. Those unable to do so will participate in a seminar directed by myself axl others concerning the WELCOME JSU STUDENTS same material. (No academic credit will be ''THINK YOUNG BANK YOUNG" allowed). PARTS & ACCESSORIES As to the sports section, REPLACEMENT PARTS FOR Jim Owen, acting sports VmKSWAGENS director, said, "The JSU ALSO DUNE BUGGIES G ACCESSORIES radio sports will. include all major and intramural sports Phone 435-7894 on campus, plus a focus on mtional sports as well. It MONO-THUR. 9 am - 2 pm will have an indepth look at the people behind the news." This article concludes the FRI. 9 am-2pm 4 pm - 6 pm series on the proposed campus radio station WJSU- Member FDIC FM. f rogress reports will be VW SPEED EQUIPMENT made when seeded.