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This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Digital Collections at Aggie Digital Collections and Scholarship. It has been accepted for inclusion in NCAT Student Newspapers by an authorized administrator of Aggie Digital Collections and Scholarship. For more information, please contact [email protected]. REGISTER # "COMPLETE AWARENESS FOR COMPLETE COMMITMENT" VOLUME LII NUMBER 7 NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL & TECHNICAL STATE UNIVERSITY, GREENSBORO, NC Tuesday, September 23, 1980 Dr. Craig Comments On Fiscal Affairs' Standings
By Michael Fairley these grants exceed the After assumingthe duties of number of people employed acting vice chancellor for by his office. fiscal affairs, Dr. Quiester Other delays experienced by Craig said operations in the fiscal affairs are due to this office have improved office's attempt to drastically. "We are not at a accommodate faculty and level of efficiency that we'd students who have been like or need to be, but the staff negligent in observing fully has accepted the challenge and communicated regulations and has worked admirably expectations. toward those achievements," Craig said his office would he said assist faculty and students who Craig said he agreed to have fiscal emergencies, but he accept the position because of is very adamant about his commitment to the following the rules and university and his desire to do regulations of the state budget all he could to provide the manual and the office • Aubrey Eatmon, SGA press secretary, university with time to find a delivers a message at Monday's Black College Day '80 operating manual. ratoy.(Photo Tyson) qualified person for the by position. Craig said his office is Craig said accounts and making every effort to reduce ledgers have been updated by the athletic deficit as fast as the CPA firm of Garrett and possible and insure that it does Sullivan, but continued not increase. He also said a improvement is still needed. fiscally successful athletic year Shuttle Program Gains Sponsors According to Craig some of would help to decrease the the fiscal problems that are problem, but he said he will usually read about can be not take a 'win at all cost By Trudy Johnson advancement," explained Dr attributed to a cash flow attitude' to reduce the deficit. last December which Last year's A&T Space Ahrens highlighted the inbalance in the area of Craig said the quality of spring Shuttle Program had three Last year's (and year's) grants. A&T's educational program this contests-the model flying and national sponsors: whereas original sponors experiments Craig said, "if the time must remain paramount. are best contests. this year it has six. This year's Raytheon, TRW, and Owens- between the dispersal of funds Dispelling rumors that he The program has earthly budget has risen from $6,000 Illinois. This year's new on grants and the time the would become the next vice benefits which revolve around to $15,000 according to Dr. sponsors are Digital, RCA grant agency reimburses us is chancellor for fiscal affairs, the weather, land use, Stuart Ahrens, director of the (Radio Corporation of great, it could cause a cash Craig said the chancellor pollution, water program and associate America) resources, flow problem." understands and accepts the and General professor of physics. Electric. geology, oceanography, "If instructors are working fact that his role is interim Next year's sponsorship is The purpose communications, on grant projects we pay them because of his deanship. of the A&T health care, expected to reach $40,000 Space Shuttle Program is to materials and manufacturing, for their expenses," he said. Craig said he will remain along with the addition of new place three mapping/charting. "We get our money from the dedicated to his student and current sponsors, said Dr. Ahrens. experiments aboard a space grant agency, but we cannot position but will not hesitate Early payoffs in the future "One of the main reasons shuttle flight the mid- dictatewhen they pay us." to leave when in revolve around will a qualified for expansion in company 1980's. agriculture, Craig said the university person is found to assume the sponsorships is the completion Student participants environment, receives a significant number position permanently. with "I'm of the new Space Shuttle Lab this program are usually communications, of grants in varied amounts not sketchy about the job," in Marteena Hall, Room 335. engineering, chemistry, oceanography, petroleum with varied stipulations. said Craig. "But I came here Last year's devotion to the biology, and industrial resources, mineral uses, and Because of the faculty's to work with the School of Program consisted of input technology majors, but other other scientific studies. proficiency in getting grant Business and Economics I and from a small office in Cherry majors can become money, Craig said, the fiscal look forward to involved official returning to Hall, but now a new lab is with the program. The National demands involved in handling that position." Aeronautics and devoted to the program's The official start for it was Space Administration consultant for the A&T Space Shuttle Program is Dr. Ronald McNair. He is a 1971 physics History Society Elects 1981 Officers graduate of A&T who obtained his Ph.D in laser physics in 1976 from the By Margaret G. High attended this meeting held Friday, October 10, at 12 spring semester by the Historv Massachusetts New officers for the 1980-81 Newly elected officers are noon in Gibbs Hall, Room Department of A&T Institute school term were elected at the Jamal Williams, president; 329 Technology. "Most people Griot Society's (History Club) year think the Sibon Cherry, vice-president; Officers from last s The new era of space semester meeting History Club just for first held Roger Jeffries, secretary; History Magazine are Regina trans rtation history majors but we P° set for the Friday, September 19, at 12 Jamie Ruff, treasurer; Duren, editor-in-chief; mid welcome all majors to join - 1980's is designed to noon in Gibbs Hall, Room Margaret High, reporter; and Anthony Cochran, managing the Griot Society," said one reduce tne cost of Urease in 329. Annah Shoffner, Ms. Griot editor; Sibon Cherry, business member Returning students who Society manager; and Ms. Sandrea T. effectiveness of using space were members from the New officers for History Williamson, faculty advisor. For students interested in for educational research, previous school and Magazine will be elected at the This publication is joining, membership fees are defense, military, or history faculty members next meeting which will be published annually in the $4-00 Per semester. commerica! uses Page 2 The A&T Register Tuesday September 23, 1980
University Applies To FCC for New Facility
By James Lewis former station manager of As a result of this move by of the rumor that permissioi when a respectable figure to WNAA, A&T's FM radio WCLK-FM at Clark College WNAA, UNC-G's radio to construct the radio station's operate a station such as station has been six years in in Atlanta, Georgia. station, WUAG, and the High new 555 ft. antenna tower on VNAA is estimated to be the making. The university Flanigan immediately Point College radio facility, property adjacent the new somewhere in the vicinity of applied to the Federal appraised the status of the WHIH, will be forced to leave A&T football stadium was $100,000 plus, Flanigan Communications Commission project as lacking ample the educational broadcast denied for fear that it would replied, "Black people, in 1974 to change the then foresight. He stated that after band. The status of Guilford take-up parking space, historically, have always campus oriented carry-current January 1, 1980, all 10-watt College's WQFS i; Flanigan commented, employed a tremendous station, WANT, to a 10-watt stations would essentially be undetermined. If the colleges "Obviously, A&T is amount of faith and ingenuity educational FM braodcast "phased out of existence" and affected by WNAA's power committed to having a well to accomplish positive goals faciltiy. that it was imperative that the increase cannot find an exposed football team." Just when confronted with In an April 22, 1975.articl university alter its direction unoccupied broadcast where the antenna tower will negatives, but I am confident appearing' in the A&l regarding the project if it is to frequency in the commerical be located is 'undetermined at that truth shall survive and be Register, James Wright realize a successful radio band, they will have to leave this time. prosperous." faculty advisor of WANT operation. the air-waves or resort to a WNAA received an expressed his belief that th( The equipment on hand at carry-current status. operations budget of FCC would approve A&T': that time, according to Most recently, Flanigan approximately $10,000 for the application despite the fact Flangian, was incompatible received an invitation from current fiscal year 1980-81. Signatures "the FCC is sometimes hard with modern trends and the President Jimmy Carter to Operations for a typical full to work with." studio lacked sufficient attend a symposium at the service public radio station Found On Wright went on to say in the sound proofing White House on include expenditures for a same article that the yearly It was not until March of telecommunications. A minimum of five full-tim? Optical Frames budget for such a facility, 1980 that WNAA began reception with the President professional broadcast should the application be broadcast operations. Three and other government officials personnel. WNAA has two successful, would be months later, WNAA in the East Room of the White full-time staff persons. A By Trudy Johnson approximately $70,000. He received authorization from House following the permanent chief engineeer Signature styles are found stated at that time he had no the FCC to go from 10-watts symposium, said Flanigan, and news director have yet to elsewhere besides on the hip idea where the money would to 10,000 watts in broadcast "gave me an opportunity to be assigned. Additionally, the pockets of designer pants. come from to support the power and the station was discuss the importance oi station is not equipped with a They are found in wig project subsequently notified that it public Black residents ol news wire service or a copying collections, suits;-and the James Wright left his post had been awarded a $165,000 Greensboro in particular." machine to facilitate office lastest designer class is the as director of the radio project grant by the Department of When questioned regarding operations grand names in optical frames. in the fall of 1977 to be Commerce in order to the importance of WNAA to When asked for his opinion Such names as Anne and replaced by Gary Flanigan, construct the new facility. 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Williams The estimated cost of a trip tral. McDaniel said the only According to Dr. By Tony Moore Ted. to Washington for the band other financial support given McDaniel, director of the would be appi oximately to marching given marching band, A&T will not the band is $7000.00, including meals, by Associa- be represented in the band the A&T Alumni McDaniel/ said. The athletic tion. competition along with 50 department which is presently WNAA, 90.5 FM, offers a number of alternatives other Black college bands at facing a deficit, sponsors and for your listening pleasure. the National Organization of funds the marching band. Black University College Attend In the and area of general entertainment, Esoterically Students (N.O.B.U.C.S.) rally "Money is a very serious Career Yours is an examination of poetry as an art form in Washington, D.C., on and real problem, and I don't Day! and its many dimensions. The show is hosted by Monday, Sept. 29. think we have the money for trips Linda Brown Bragg, a University of North Carolina "First of all wehaven't been like these. We just don't at Greensboro professor and published poetess, invited, and we don't have the have it! I suppose we were and airs Tuesdays 9 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. funds,"said McDaniel. "I've sponsored for New Jersey, but from talked with several directors Body, Mind and Soul is a presentation of I don't know by whom," said and they don't seem to know McDaniel. By TheAssociated Press interviews and discussions regarding nutrition and anything I The following are Billboard's of it. haven't been According to McDaniel, hot record hits for the week end- healthful living. John Michael, owner get any ing Sept. 27 as they appearin next of Antaeus able to answers." the band will probably make week's issue of Billboard maga- Health Food Store, is the show's host and it airs McDaniel said, "I zine: didn't even hear about a com- at least oneother trip this foot- HOT SINGLES Thursdays from 9 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. 1. "Upside Down" Diana Ross petition until someone ap- ball season. In all likelihood it (Motown) Nairna is hosted byYvonne Anderson, a senior mass 2. "All Out ofLove" Air Supply oroached me last week." will be to North Carolina Cen- (Arista) communications student. Naima is a programming 3. "Another One Bites the Dust" Queen (Elektra) segment that examines the musical dimensions of 4. "Give Me the Night" George It airs MILLS BARBEQUE Benson (Q-West-Warner Bros.) various world cultures. Saturdays from 1 5. "Lookin' for Love" Johnny & Lee (Asylum) p.m. to 4 p.m. CAFETERIA , 6. "Late in the Evening" Paul WNAA airs a number of community affairs 1905 East Market St. Simon (Warner Bros.) 7. "Drivin' My Life Away" programs including Society in Focus. Hosted by Greensboro, N.C. 27406 Eddie Rabbitt (Elektra) 8. "Fame" Irene Cara (RSO) Adrienne Sabir who works with Offender Aid and 275-8975,373-9997 ». "OneIn a Million You" Lar- fAA-Th 7-fO pm ry Graham (Warner Bros.) 10% Discount To Restoration of Guilford County, Society is a 10. "I'm Alright" Kenny Log- Friday1 7-2 am ... „. , gins programming segment All Students (Columbia) devoted to the discussion of Sat. 8-12 midnight topics with local, regional, and national interest. The show uses guest participants accompanied by Beside A&T Tennis Courts We Deliver listener call-ins. It airs nightly from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. The station's news programming includes On the Spot, hosted by senior mass communications student Aubrey Eatmon. On the show, persons of public interest and prominence are questioned by A&T student representatives of the Student Government Association, WNAA Radio Station and the A&T Register. On the Spot is aired Fridays from 7:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Eatmon also hosts V.I.P.'s, a weekly program which spotlights prominent persons in the news in the Greensboro area. Inspirational programming at WNAA includes Search the Scriptures, hosted by Seventh Day Adventist pastor, Rev. Dennis Ross, Jr. Search is an indepth examination of the Bible and its prophesies. It airs Monday through Friday from CCfemiC COALEXEHCE 12:30 p.m. to 12:45 p.m. Musical programming on WNAA includes Where does science fiction end y lasers, communications systems, Jazzology hosted by Phil Holland is a presentation reality begin? It's all in the mind's ther future projects still consider- Be it the creative imagination us ence fiction. of jazz classics with special interviews and produce Star Wars, The Black Hole discussions focusing on style and artform. The The Empire Strikes Back, or the •mpany called TRW will be on show is aired Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to scientific approach of hypothesis pus... ing and experimentation, the di 12 noon galaxies of science fiction coalesce TOBER 9-10 Also, Night Flight a presentation of easy reality with the advanced techno listening jazz for quiet moods. Night Flight is now being developed at a com erview graduates in scien- hosted by "Sunshine" (Deborah Heflin), music called T and technical disciplines. director for WNAA. It airs Monday through It was theDefense and Space Sys ct the placement office to sche- Thursday from 10:15 p.m. to 2 a.m. Group of TRW who made possiblf our appointment. If unable to Viking Lander biological experi with us, send your resume to: For all whose tastes disagree with the WNAA all- which looked for life on Mars arn jazz format two programs deviate from the station High Energy Astronomical Observ ege Relations standard musical programming. which looks for quasars, pulsars black holes in deep space. Profes . R5/B196 NCAT9/80 Wane McNair, a junior economics major at UNC- als at TRW-DSSG are now involv Space Park 3 hosts the Magic Garden which is a mixed bag of such impressive technologies as ondo Beach, CA 90278 spirituals during early hours and upbeat jazz later on into the shows. Magic Garden airs every Saturday and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. Company, Jf Anthony Paul (alias Anthony Johnson), a senior Calledm mass communications student, hosts Mystic Voyage Saturdays and Sundays from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. DEFENSE AND SPACE SYSTEMS GROUP ENERGY SYSTEMS GROUP According to Paul, he plays "only slow music, the mellow music from past to present." Page 4 The A&T Register Tuesday September 23, 1980 Here To Stay COLLET On Monday evening members of the student V government at. A&T and Bennett representatives from WNAA, campus organizations and students at _1 large, spoke in front of William's Cafeteria to rally ~<1 , support for The Black College Day Rally. The rally is to take place Monday, September 29 at 2:30 in Washington, D.C. It was revealed that some of our Black businesses do not plan to help the very people that patronize their establishments. namely, Burger King and Greensboro National Bank - to name some close to home. The problem? No money. This writer asks if I thou SOtE half of A&T students' money is in the bank and the VJf WOU LI.P HiA.ve -m-e,e. suWor.t other halfat Burger King each night, what is the cause for lack of funds. • Could it be outside influence stopping the cash Tables Turn flow? Buses alone cost over $900 for the trip; that is $900 By Michael Fairley each. All the anxieties caused by the aaministration has acted in good faith, Black churches, the back bone of the community, cancellation of coed visitation seem to and has kept its word concerning the are coming to the aid of the cause. One church alone have settled in the back of many restoration of coed visitation. has already donated/contributed $400 to help save student's minds. Several residence halls Now students must show the the Black Institutions. went through the proper channel of administration that they are indeed We should consider a massive car lift to submitting a proposal to the vice adults, and those dormitories without Washington, D.C. Rally support from friends and chancellor for student affairs and visitation should take the necessary neighbors, attend the rally, work for the cause to now have visitation. Others chose a steps to regain their privilege. But the save the Black colleges. A&T will not be moved; she's lackadaisical approach by either administration has yet to address the a grand ole school and will forever stand firm to submitting an insufficient proposal or issues of providing young ladies with threats of the very existence to our educational no proposal at all keys to the main entrances of their fortress Students are quick to accuse the dormitories. There is no better way to start the Homecoming administration of negligence Coed visitation was resumed in month than to fight for the home to keep on coming concerning the handling of issues that certain dormitories because of effective to. One of these days Black children will look upon affect their social and financial well- student organization. Students should you with pride and anticipation and ask "can I go to being. In many instances the students' continue to use this process to gain A&T," the finest predominantly Black institution in judgement is not unfounded. But the otherlong- sought goals. the Southeast. It's here to stay,know this Give The Gift Of Life The A&T Register By Thomas £. Harris "Give the gift of life." This is the membership donating. The George C. slogan used by the American Red Cross LeGrande Memorial Award serves as Association to encourage potential To receive The A&T Register, please send $8.50 for one year or an inter-organizational competition to $16 for two years to The A&T Register, Box E-25 Greensboro, donors get maximum participation from North Carolina, 27411 to cover mailing and handling costs. On Thursday, September 25, Aggies registered campus organizations in will be extended the opportunity to blood donation Published twice weekly during the year by school students of donate blood to the Red Cross. North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University. Serving the surrounding community Students, faculty, administration and is an underlying objective of staff alike are encouraged to participate educational facilities. Also, Editor-in-Chief Richard B. Steele helping in this worthwhile event. One never those in need always well Managing Editor Thomas Harris reflects on knows when circumstances may individual efforts News Editor Michael Fairley as well as the cause an immediate need for this life university as a whole. Associate News Editor , Trudy Johnson sustaining fluid The all-out by Business/Ad Manager William J. Love effort the Blood Drive If you are one of those persons who Committee to event a Sports Editor Raymond Moody make this success havenevergiven blood before, relax and has not gone unnoticed. Production Manager Eric Ireland As many give it a try. The Greensboro chapter hours gone coordinating Head Typist Tracey Gaimon have into the of the Red Cross is staffed with drive, it is expected that the Entertainment Editor Tony number of Moore competent, professional personnel. donors will year's Art Editor exceed last total. Kelvin Cash Nothing can be more assuring to a When you come Chief Photographer Harold Tyson out to donate your slightly nervous first-time donor than pint, bring Circulation Manager Alice Wall a friend~or maybe eventwo or i knowing he is in the hands of three. be no question Distribution Manager. Howard Love III There should as professionals. to the worthiness- Advisor Mrs. Loreno M. Marrow of this event. Last year, out of the 248 pints Bringing friends accomplishes both donated, over half, 141 to be exact, easing the nervousness and increasing Represented For National Advertising By were first time donors. the total pints donated. COMMUNICATION ADVERTISING SERVICES As a tribute to her deceased husband, You owe it to yourself to at least tOR STUDENTS (CASS) Mrs. Loretta LeGrande is once again attempt a donation. After all, one day 1633 West Central Street offering $100 to the organization with soon you might be the Evanston, Illinois 60201 one depending the highest percentage of its total on someoneelse to "give the gift of life!" Tuesday September23, 1980 The A&T Register Page 5 The Brothers of Alpha Phi Alpha will be having a Jam at the Cosmos I on IFriday. from the26th, 2 a.m. All ladies interested in running for Miss Alpha Phi to 6 a.m. All are invited to attend. Omega, see any brother for an application. All The general Aggie public is invited to witness the applications must be turned in by Wednesday, Sept. Coronation of Miss Alpha PhiAlpha,on October 9th 24, 1980. at 7:30 n.m. in the Student Union Ballroom. All Agriculture Economics majors, there will be a All ladies interested in being interviewed for the club meeting Wednesday, Sept. 24, in Carver Hall, position of Lambda Sweetheart or Miss Lambda Mu Room 165. All persons interested,please attend. Psi are asked to contact the following Brothers The Charlotte Club will be holding a meeting Sept. immediately: Alton Bryant, Teddie Cromartie (118 25, 1980. All persons who are from Charlotte and the Curtis Hall). Clinton Patterson, Roger Williams. general areas like Kannapolis Concord, Monroe and All students interested in participating in an Arts other areas close by will be welcomed. The meeting and Crafts exhibition during Homecoming are invited will be held in the New Gym,in Room 102,at 8:00 p.m. to attend a meeting Wednesday, Sept. 24, at 7 p.m. in There will be an important meeting all young Merrick Aud. for ladies interested in becoming the 1980-81 Esquire Calling all university ushers! There will be a Queen. This meeting will be held in the Student meeting of the university usher board on Friday, Union, Room 212, at 8:00 p.m. Sept. 26, at 5 p.m. in Frazier Hall-Art Dept. Anyone interested in joining is welcomed. Attention! Attention! There will be a meeting of organizational queens and their escorts on There will be a meeting of the Executive Board of Wednesday, October 1, in the Student Union at 8:00 the Men's Council. It will be held Thursday, p.m. Queens are to meet in the Ballroom and escorts September 24, at 8:30 pm., in Curtis Hall Lobby. All inRoom 213. members are urged to attend and participate. Heritage Comm. Sponsors Portrait Unveiling Portraits of six pioneer Ex- tension workers will be unveil- ed in a program sponsored by the Extension Heritage Com- mittee September 29th, in Col- trane Hall at North Carolina A&T State University. The program begins at 1:30 p.m. and will pay tribute to such notable Extension pioneers as David S. Coltrane, Dazelle Lowe, L.E. Hall, John W. Jeffries, R.E. Jones, John W. Mitchell, and John D. Wray all early Extension workers who defiied the obstacles' of segregation and worked to improve living con- ditions for thousands of poor and rural North Carolinians. According to R.E. Jones, former retired administrator of the agricultural extension service at N.C. A&T State University, L.E. Hall and Dazelle Lowe were the first Negro District Extension Agents in North Carolina. Hall and Lowe along with one secretary were stationed on Harget Street in Raleigh and were designated to do Exten- New ventures. Creative challenges. Exciting possibilities. As graduating engi- sion work with the Negroes of neers, you know all of these are ahead of you, and Fluor can offer them now. the state. In 1928, the office of the Ruor is the leading total-responsibility contractor in engineering, design and Negro Extension workers construction within the energy industry... an industry whose growth pro- moved to Noble Hall on the jectsa stable future for engineering graduates withthe following majors: College campus ofA&T and in CHEMICAL ENGINEERING MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 1951, through the diligent ef- forts of the Board of Trustees ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING CIVIL ENGINEERING and then President F.D. Ruor's career opportunities will challenge your abilities, your imagination and Bluford, funds for a new ex- yourmind. tension building were secured from the state legislature. Our representatives will be recruiting at North Carolina A&T on David S. Coltrane, former October 8, 1980. For complete information about your career at budget director ofthen Gover- Fluor, and to sign up foran interview, go to the career planning and nor W. Kerr Scott, was placementoffice today. "unusually cooperative" in administering the appropria- tions for the new building now known as Coltrane Hall, states FLUOR Jones Proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/H Page 6 The A&T Register Tuesday September 23, 1980 Belly Dance Receives Improper Recognition By Dorothy Artis In the past the art of belly vulgar behavior while perfor- dance has not received its pro- ming. The dancer has no need per recognition, mainly of such antics; she is too busy because of many gross concentrating on the elegant misconceptions. Today, more and dynamic of and more enlightened persons the dance. Also female are becoming aware of the dancers develop a tone of tremendous mental and voice that makes them unique. physical benefits of the dance. Perhaps because of the mental Belly dance is nothing new, satisfaction and relaxation in fact it can be traced to cen- gained from the dance, some turies before the coming of women discover they begin to Christ. Belly dancing probably talk in a more distinct and started with the first caveman ladylike fashion. Profane or and woman. Since the cave otherwise indecent language dwellers did not speak, it was just doesn't fit the belly Ms. Artis demonstrates hand and foot movements to a belly dancing class necessary for them to com- dancer's personality.lt is said, "A foul municate in gestures, and woman with a mouth more self confident; thereafter Every part of the body par- fession, and artists of other signs gestures is like a gold signs. These and ring in a pig's her abilities in every avenue of ticipates. It has been prescrib- dance forms, than all other re- signified the innermost feel- snout." Belly dancers never life become heightened. ed by many physicians;, cent ings and desires being ex- take part in or tell suggestive Generally it takes two to however, if a woman has any dance forms combined. perienced. With the passage of or crude jokes. five years for an individual to type of physical impairment, it As of late, many dancers of time, these gestures of move- At first many men are not successfully master the art, is stressed that she see a doctor other forms have selected belly ment set up the basic prin- aware of the benfits gained by progressing in intervals. The before enrolling in class. Belly dance as their primary form ciples of communication. a woman when she receives movements are extremely dif- dance is good for many while performing and Through the art of belly this type of instruction. ficult at first; but, with con- reasons; the greatest benefit is choreographing new routines. dance this movement has Sometimes men feel uneasy tinued practice and class in- the fun and joy of learning The combination can be very become refined. It still main- about the dance; this is struction, the movement new values and skills. appealing and different. It is tains the communicative fac- understandable to a point. begins to flow naturally. Belly The benefits of the dance tor, which is perhaps its However, too much uneasiness dance is different from the have been demonstrated and not neccessary for a person to greatest attribute as far as the signifies insecurity. The dance other forms of dance because have attracted more attention have a dance background; audience is concerned. enables a woman to . become the total body is involved. from the press, medical pro- however it can be very helpful. The reason in part for the misinformation about belly dance is that to a great ex- tent the culture became lost as the new world expanded. Vir- tually little is remembered about this very beautiful and invigorating dance. However, in 1893 a group of dancers were brought to the U.S. for "I'm doubling the Chicago Columbian Ex- position. The star of the show was Little Egypt. The public soon learned that the French Billing Phrase "Danse Du my Venture," was belly chances dance. This was unfortunate because people immediately presumed 9 that it was vulgar and im- moral. Little Egypt's pro- Sol Bloom in success* moter wrote his for autobiography: *' It is regret- Adding Army ROTC to your college table that more people education can double your chances too. remember the reputation of Regardless of your chosen major, the 'Danse Du Venture' than Army ROTC training magnifies your the total learning experience. dance itself.... while sen- Training that helps you develop into sual and exciting, it was a a leader, as well as a manager ofmoney masterpiece." and materials. It develops your self- In the United States today confidence and decision-making abilities. the art of belly dance is gain- And gives youthe skills and knowledge you ing the acceptance ap- can use anywhere. In college. In the and military. And in civilian life. preciation it deserves as people Army ROTC provides scholarship become more educated and opportunities and financial assistance enlightened about past too. But, most importantly, Army ROTC civilizations and cultures. Ig- lets you graduate with both a college norance of this artful dance is degree and a commission in today's Army, including the Army Reserve and bring replaced by factual in- National Guard. formation So come out ahead by enrolling in Many uninformed persons Army ROTC. For more information still regard the dance as contact: tawdry. They seem to have many preconceived ideas about belly dancer? It would surprise many to ow that ARMY ROTC belly dancers do maintain cer- tain rules of conduct. Serious DOUBLES YOUR CHANCES FOR SUCCESS. dancers, and professionals should never display any Tuesday, September 23, 1980 The A&T Register Page 7 SPORTS NOTEBOOK By Raymond Moody N.C. A&T lost Saturday in East Rutherford, N J.,at Giants Stadium to S.C. State by a score of 24-9. Although they lost to S.C. State for the fourth consecutive time, A&T's football team doesn't have anything to worry or panic about. This year the team has shown considerable improvement from last year in its first two games. The offensive line is strongerthan last year's unit. During the off-season, the Aggies went on an extensive weight program. This program has improved A&T's offensive linemen's strength to the point where every member is bench-pressing over 325 pounds. Improvement in the line has from more also come The struggles continue in Holland Bowl. (Photo by Tyson) experience and because the line has become more familiar with the l-formation. Entering the 1980 season, A&T's coaches were wondering how they were going to replace three All-MEAC players Glen Inman, Gerald Johnson, and S.C. Has Victory Tony Currie. At N.J. AAike Joyner and Roy have Sheppard combined to By Wade Nash Dennis Coit and Charles limited A&T to 96 yards jive A&T excellent inside-linebacker play. Charles The Aggies had problems Hester might play as well as rushing, a far cry from the 505 Hester was a starter before an injury during a last Saturday; not the least of defensive tackles Leon collected against the Rams. practice session forced him to the sidelines. Joyner them was an inconsistent Byrd and ' Randall Ponder As A&T coach Ron Beard is his replacement. attack, and MEAC rival S.C. both of whom missed the S.C. noted, "The problem really game. Joyner made seven unassisted tackles against State took advantage for a State hurt us late in the game, with 24-9 victory at Giants Stadium It was the fourth S.C.State constantly WSSU while who from straight replacing Sheppard, transferred in East Rutherford, N.J., setback for A&T against the a 250 pound lineman with Shore, Maryland-Eastern played extremely well before a crowd of 10,049. Bulldogs. Partly due to another." against the pass in the second-half of that game. The Aggies emerged from injuries, the Aggies hardly After the Bulldogs took a Joyner also came up with a key quarterback sack in the loss further banged up, looked like themselves when 7-3 halftime lead, the Aggies the game's final stages. which hurts their chances they beat arch-rival Winston- failed to mount a threat on against unbeaten, once tied Salem State 28-21 two weeks their first possession in the A&T's secondary was supposed to be the "weak Bethune-Cookman, ago. second half and S.C.State link" on the Aggies team, but JoeClyburn and Kevin Saturday's opponent in War The Aggies fumbled seven took over on its 25 yard Robinson have played good defense in the team's Memorial Stadium. times (lost 3) and reserve QB line. • Waymon first two outings. Tailback Pitts William Watson had two The Bulldogs covered the aggravated an injured passes intercepted, Although touchdowns the second distance in 11 running plays Clyburn had two thrown shoulder, and his availability being a rally killing threat with and wiped off eight minutes against him in the S.C. State game, he's played well for the team's second MEAC under four minutes remaining from the clock with Chris in spots in the Aggies' first two contests. And with game of the season against the in the game. Ragland getting the payoff more game experience, Clyburn is destined to be a Wildcats was uncertain The Bulldogs have held the from eight yards out. This great corner man in the future. Kevin Robinson was Monday. Aggies to under 100 yards gave S.C.State a 14-3 lead. safet) Eric three out picked on by opposing quarterbacks last year when All-MEAC times of the last four But the next play from Westbrook, linebackers years The Bulldogs'defense scrimmage turned to he was called on replace an injured out be to starter. But the most pivotal. On first Robinson has been the most pleasant surprise in down at the A&T 27, Danny A&T's defense. Against WSSU, he batted a sure Aii Promises Fans Kayo Thomas fumbled a pitchout touchdown away from a Ram receiver and in the On Unbeaten Champ and S.C.State recovered S.C. State game, Robinson allowed only one Holmes Bulldog quarterback Prince Phillips reception in his area. Muhammad Ali has the eighth round when the two immediately took promised advantage by hitting Marian A&T is almost certain to improve on last year's his millions of fans clash in Caesars Palace in Las across the world he will kayo Vegas on October 2. Brown for the score. Aggie 4-6-1 record: and, if the team can stay away from The Ali/Holmes bout will coach Ron Beard said, "The Boxing anymore serious injuries, it will put up a strong unbeaten World be shown on color closed- touchdown resulted from an challenge for the MEAC football championship. Council Heavyweight circuit TV at the Greensboro Aggie crossup in the secondary A&T will attempt to win its first conference game Champion, Larry Holmes, in (See Tickets, Page 8) with two men playing zone Saturday night against Bethune-Cookman in a and the other in a man to man. Black College Scores Phillips just scrambled till he contest scheduled for Greensboro's War Memorial gap." S.C. State 24 A&T 9 found the Stadium. That made it Jacksonville St. 2*9 Alabama A&M 21-3 and the The Register will be trying something new this 28 Aggies never Alcorn State 29 Grambling 27 recovered, season it although Watson hit Frank with the Aggie football team. If works Bethune-Cookman 13 Howard 13 10-yard out, we'll do the same during the basketball, Delaware State 8 District of Columbia Carr on a touchdown 6 pass. The Aggies wrestling, and baseball seasons. The Register will Eliz. City St. 38 Va. State 14 also executed an onside be awarding certificates for the Aggie and Norfolk State 20 Fayetteville State 0 kick but offensive Barney Bussey intercepted a defensive players of the week. Florida A&M 31 Albany State 2 Va. Union 44 J. C. Smith 14 Watson aerial to kill the final In the WSSU contest, William Watson and Frankie threat Jackson State 57 Prarie View 6 Chesson won the award. In Saturday's loss to S.C. Miss. Valley State 27 Pine Bluff Aside from Aaron Herrings Ark. 21 25-yard State, Frank Carr was A&T's outstanding offensive NCCU42 WSSU 21 field goal and Watson'* touchdown strike to player, while Mike Joyner was named A&T's Texas Southern 19 Southern 16 Carr, there bright Alabama State 45 Savannah 0 were few spots for defensive player of the game. Joyner made 12 solo the Aggies. Bridgewater, Va. 13 St. Paul's 6 tackles and contributed five unassisted tackles. (See Oltense. Page 8) Page 8 The A&T Register Tuesday September 23, 1980 Blood Drive Scheduled For Thursday In Student Union By Forrest Knight Volunteer donors of all lbs. may participate to help save lives, it may be your own, The Greensboro Chapter ol blood types are needed. Any meet the needs of patients in a or that of a friend, The American relative Red Cross has a healthy person between the Greensboro area. Come and give the "Gift of new Blood Program director, ages of 17 through 65 years of Remember, every single Life", Ms. Gracia Roberts. She V. age and who weigh at least 110 donation counts and helps would like to personally urge you to make a special effort to visit the Bloodmobile at the Student Union Ballroom on Tickets Are $20 To See Ali September 25, 1980, from 10:30a.m. to 3:45 p.m. (Continued Patients in the four From Page 7) he wrapped up his training in pounds. I'm going to be Coliseum with of hospitals in Greensboro are telecasting Deer Lake, PA, before pretty. I'm going to be lean preliminary included in the 102hospitalsin bouts starting at breaking camp to close out his and mean for Holmes. I the Carolina Region that need 9:00 p.m. Tickets are $20 in training in Las Vegas. Three promise I willknock him out $25 992 units of blood per day for advance and day of the months of hard work in his I will be ready on the second Gracia V. Roberts fight the sick and injured. They and available at the camp in the mountains had of October. I'll shock the depend on you and the many participation of the faculty, Coliseum Advance Box Office resulted in his weight dropping world again." other Volunteer Donors in the and students of NC A&T State and all area ticket agencies. from 256 pounds to 226. Many of the three-time Region, Greensboro and University. She extends a The viewing set-up at the "I'm going to knock champion's fans are Guilford County, and are special thanks to all of you Coliseum will be reserved Holmes out," Ali repeated to concerned about his age (38), seating. assured of a blood supply who were a part of the all who would listen. I hope to but Ali says they shouldn't because you and others care Feburary 7,1980, visit. Ali's promise was made as come in the ring at 218 worry enough to donate your blood. 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NSA careers provide mixtures of I National Security Agency, fill in theinformation I Phone No Mungin did a great jobcoming such disciplines as systems analysis and design. I scientific applications programming, data base'' | Degree !.evel Major off the bench. The defense is I management systems, operating systems, computer; University they | the Calvary and hold networking/security, and graphics. ! l_ _ until the offense finally arrives. A&T got 505 yards rushing last week and we weren't going to play that poorly. A&T was living and dying by the sprint- out pass, and we just let the field get smaller and smaller on them. The defense played well inspite of its two defensive ends injured and back in Orangeburg." Moody and Nash's Top Ten Black College Football Poll 1. S.C. State 3-0 2. Tenn. State 1-0 3. Alcorn 2-0 4. Va. Union 2-0 5. Grambling 1-1 6. NCCU 3-0 7. Jackson St. 2-1 8. Bethune 1-0-1 9. Howard 1-0-1 Ifi*IL