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This newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Media at Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. It has been accepted for inclusion in The George-Anne by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. For more information, please contact [email protected]. oeo m Sit-in At Library. * ****** eQu.EQE Students Protest Hours Cut A non-violent protest Walker, the director of the situation as "an incon- in several ways," Cook said. involving about 20 students zanized," Cook said, "We library, of the group's venience." Allison Rowe, one First, we forced the ad- took place in the lobby of the know what we are doing. intention to remain there until of the protesters, drew a wave ministration to focus for an new library last Friday from 5 We're learning a great deal 7 p.m. There was no response of applause with her response entire day on student concerns. about the administration and to 7 p.m. that "It's not an inconvenience .how it.reacts." The sit-in, the first student- to Cook's request that Duncan it's absurd." Second, the demonstration has organized demonstration of its meet with the group. While Cook and Thompson already heightened student The protesters will meet kind here since the late sixties, Shortly after 5:00, Bill Cook, voiced disappointment, that awareness of some of our with President Duncan in his protested the recent cut in director of fiscal affairs and Duncan, Quick, and Walter problems, paving the way for office this afternoon at 4:00 as library hours and the low Jack Nolan, director of student similar group actions in the the "next logical step toward priority given education by the activities, asked if the group failed to appear, they say on future." achieving our goals." Thomp- Georgia Legislature, according wished to move to the second the whole they were pleased son and Cook said they hope to Dave Cook and Michael floor lobby, which it did. By with the demonstration. "T also think is showed we other students will join them Thompson, organizers of the that time everyone else had "I think we were successful are orderly and well-or- there to voice their concerns. group. (For the protestors' vacated the building. statement of purpose see page The two officials present 6). disclaimed being there in any No official response to the official capacities, but passed protest was made by the out an administrative fact administration or the library sheet concerning the library staff, although Cook and cut-back. Thompson had notified When asked if the president President Pope Duncan of or vice-president would be plans for the demonstration at there to answer the students' 8:00 Friday morning as a complaints, Bill Cook said, "gesture of cooperation." "Quick is gone ... and I can Thompson said, "Duncan tell you that Duncan is not responded to that gesture by going to be here." saying we were 'stabbing his For the remaining time the administration in the back'. He students questioned Bill Cook also told us he 'wouldn't meet about several of their with any sit-ins! I feel we grievances, including the proved ourselves sincere by administration's failure to our peaceful efforts to inform make public a copy of its the president in advance of our budget showing the library plans. The administration lost cuts. a great deal of credibility by When it was pointed out turning its back on that type that no other college in the of concern." University System had The students occupied the sustained cuts in their library Over 20 students listen as [left] Bill Cook, director of fiscal third floor smoking area just hours and that our library affairs, explains the decisions and problems regarding the cutting prior to closing time Friday ranked ninth on a list of ten in of library hours. Above, Cook fields questions from the protesters. afternoon. Dave Cook then total hours open per week, Bill Also attending was Dr. Jack Nolan, director of student activities. notified Duncan and Kenneth Cook referred to the present 14 Vie For Posts Elections For CCC Positions Held Today

The Central Coordinating provide direct input into the decisions directly affecting vice-president she would first and says he .will seek students' Committee's annual election is government and create some students. redefine the CCC positions. ideas. being held today with 14 form of accountability. Vice-President She calls for more short-term students vying for positions. Cranston Collins, a student plans and projects, and Auxiliary Polls in Landrum and Veteran, lists his military Sally Collins and Angela periodic open CCC meetings, David Pierce, Jarvis Williams Center opened this service experience and Evans are vying for vice- so that "students could let Ogletree and Dale Straugham, morning at 10:00 and will close veteran's organization work as president. themselves be heard." are competing for coordinator at 5 p.m. An unexpected flood two of his qualifications. His Collins lists her past of auxiliary services. of nominations late last week platform includes a cost limit experience as CCC public Budgetary Pierce— says his past makes today's field of student of 75 cents for any activity relations secretary and Lovett Bennett Jr. and experience as a member of the government candidates the admission fee, including chairman of the Pulse Randy Walters are competing Pulse committee would aid him largest in recent history. concerts; a restriction of Committee, ("responsible for for coordinator of budgetary as a CCC officer. He says he Campus Security's powers, the intervisitation survey and affairs. would work directly with Pulse President including elimination of tuition hike petition") as her to design "a viable inter- parking tickets; more voice in primary qualifications as a Bennett cites his study in visitation proposal." He also Three students Bert curriculum development; and a candidate. She says she would economics as political science said he would investigate Roughton, Cranston Collins week dedicated each year to all adopt an "open door" policy to and his experience in balancing vending services, food services, and Marshall Turner-are run- organizations. all students, establish Pulse as the message center's daily and the bookstore in order to ning for president. budget as his important Marshall Turner cites his a standing committee, and inform students of the use of utilize the student media as qualifications. He recom- auxiliary profits. Bert Roughton cites as interest in math and economics mends greater student qualification his past involve- (his double major) and his much as possible, if elected. Ogletree, a transfer student Evans, present director of representation on the SAFBC from Georgia State, said her ment in student government, development of planetarium and establishing a more including revising of the concerts as part of his auziliary services, says as candidacy is based on efficient method of handling objectivity and she would push intervisitation policy, revising presidential qualifications. He refrigerator rentals. He said he and implementing refrigerator said he would concentrate on for longer intervisitation hours, would consider organizational if elected. rentals, and establishing "efficiency and statistical Vote! fund requests on the basis of student advisors to the data" to meet student needs." Dale Straugham could not For a pictorial layout of the the number of students who be reached for comment. Judicial Board, which he Turner said he feels the candidates and their offices, would be affected by each presently serves on. Roughton Student .Activity Fee Budget see page four. allocation. Academic advocates a restructure of the Committee should have more Walters, a management CCC to include "a student student control. He also The George-Anne's endorse- major, also advocates that the Kerry Loudermilk and representative senate; based advocates greater use of the ments for the election can be SAFBC be restructured so William Ellswood Jr. are on both district and organi- Pulse Committee and a found on page 6. students would have a greater competing for coordinator of zational representation," which student referendum option to vote. He calls for revamping of academic affairs. would meet at least monthly to overrule administrative the student activity fee budget Continued pg. 4 ' . .. .-. PAGE TWO - NEWS- Respect Marks Relations Between France, USA By DIANE CAPPELLI a result of Vietnam, Watergate Global political situations and Angola. no longer "erupt in crises" The U.S. and France have a between France and the United "defacto partnership which Radio Station Requests States, according to Renaud works," he continued. "We Vignal, Press Secretary to the have a new working relation- French Ambassador. Vignal ship because independence has Applications For Positions spoke here February 26 on been admitted totally, solidar- Franco-American relations ity has prevailed and dif- WVGS, the Georgia "A production studio is needed since the election of Giscard ferences can be used to the Southern College radio station, and hopefully next year the D'Estaing. benefit of the whole world." is requesting applications for budget will allow for its "Both parties are beginning Vignal cited the differences the following positions: station construction," said Thayer. a new working relationship in international policy between manager, program director, WVGS is on the air based on a spirit of recognition France and the U.S. by news director, education and everyday from 3:00 p.m. until and respect," Vignal said. stating as an example French special programs director, and 2:00 a.m. An expansion in Since the arrival to power of support of the Popular Party a general announcer. These are these hours will result with the D'Estaing in May, 1974, there in Angola. France also supplies all paying positions in which addition of more disc jockeys. have been no major political arms to Egypt. "The French the salaries will be formally "To become a disc jockey, a confrontations between France have given Sadat the freedom announced at a later date. third class FCC license is and the U.S. From World War of action to make a settle- All applications must required," said Thayer. "This II up to D'Estaing's ment." They will not be forced include name, age, classifi- license can be obtained by inauguration there had been a to rely on Russia for all then- cation, field of study, GPA, taking a test which is offered major crisis every two years, support, he said. qualifications, and experience once a month in Savannah." he explained. Greece received French for the requested position. Citing two factors causing support in the French-Turkey Also include a brief letter For more information on the the present state of Franco- conflict. Greece shouldn't have stating why you are applying radio station positions call American relations, he said Renaud Vignal felt abandoned by Western for the position. WVGS at extension 5525. > that no one will return to the Europe." France has given The radio station board will Thayer wants to remind the past, and neither country will Economically, he said, France Portuguese Communists a review the applications Spring students that "WVGS is your deny the past. strives to be independent. In promise of economic aid if Quarter and will notify the radio station rand any requests Militarily, economically and politics, France also seeks a "they keep to democratic new staff accordingly. for a change-in format, music, politically, France is pro- growing self-reliance. precepts." According to Steve Thayer, news presentations, etc., would gressing as a major global All choices of De Gaulle "We are always told that station manager, the radio be appreciated. Shape the power, he continued. "We now "will be maintained as a the U.S. is our best friend staff consists of 27 persons. station the way you want it." ;have a nuclear capacity and matter of international and whether we like it or not," said won't renounce that." internal policy," said Vignal. Vignal quoting a friend. "More France agrees with lessening Currently, he said, France and more people are going to the emphasis on . the gold sees the U.S. with a paralysis realize that we are each other's Vietnam Vets Organize standard, as does the U.S. of decision-making progress as best friends." Bank President Speaks To Promote Education On February 7, 1976, including Georgia Southern. University of Georgia Veterans The formation of the GACV is Economy On Upswing hosted a statewide organi- a small but vitally important zational conference in Athens. first step in protecting the The economy has enough industry began cutting back election year will be concerned The goal of the conference was rights of Vietnam-era veterans. momentum now to insure production and laying off with who gets the credit for to establish a viable state continued improvement of workers. The business economic improvement and organization representing One benefit that the conditions at least until community did this relying on warned against opting for concerned Vietnam-era association received as a result summer of 1977, according to inventory accumulation to "good" economics now, that veterans both in the college of becoming organized is the Federal Reserve Bank of supply the goods for the will have to be paid for later. and in the community. The acquisition of a seat on the Atlanta president Monroe depressed economy. Kimbral As the president of one of name of the newly formed Georgia Veterans Affairs Kimbral. stated that inventories were the 12 Federal Reserve Banks, organization is THE Board. Members of the board depleted to such an extent that Kimbral periodically sits on GEORGIA ASSOCIATION include Georgia Veterans In his speech here February business would have to step up the all-powerful Federal Open FOR CONCERNED Affairs Coordinators, repre- 25, Kimbral underlined the production. This will mean an Market Committee. From this VETERANS (GACV). The sentatives from veterans inherent fiscal sense of the increase in employment in position he takes part in organization is a voluntary service organizations, a State average American by stating some areas in the near future. decisions that directly affect non-profit association Department of Veterans "the consumer is acting According to Kimbral, one the economy of the whole composed of members of Services Representative, a VA extraordinarily, well" in area that is experiencing an nation and indirectly affect the colleges and other concerned hospital representative and an economic matters. He pointed upswing is that of the economy of the world. Vietnam-era veterans. HEW Representative (Office of to the instances of price construction of single family In closing Kimbral called for The general purpose of the Education). The purpose of the escalation due to shortages of dwelling. Stating that a re-evaluation of priorities. He organization is to promote board is to better coordinate gasoline and sugar, noting that although construction costs are stated that, "This nation is veterans education and other service to Georgia veterans by consumers purchased less of up "50 to 100 per cent" from wealthy, wealthy beyond the benefits through the develop- making recommendations these products thereby eight years ago, "funds are comprehension of most of us." ment of a centralized source of regarding the entire scope of stabilizing prices. available for this." But it "is not rich enough to comprehensive service. Seven veterans' programs with the Besides consumer shrewd- Acknowledging the relation- afford everything at the same educational institutions were primary emphasis on veterans' ness Kimbral mentioned other ship between economics and time." represented at the conference education. factors which go hand-in-hand politics Kimbral stated that with economic recovery. At the presidential election years are i onset of the recession "generally good years American Revolution Colloquy Held consumers began purchasing economically." He observed i fewer goods; and business that "the politician in an By BERT TURNER watch over matters of state on the other, Dr. Alley stated "this civic piety doesn't get well A six-member panel of professional and with me." Berry Wins College Bowl amateur historians discussed the political Berry College won the Ray Calhoun, captain; Don and social themes pertinent to the The theme of improvement through social Seventh Annual Southeastern Wood; John Odum; David Bicentennial 'celebration in an all-day confrontation was also highlighted in the Invitational College Bowl held Kicklighter and Mike Goodson. colloquy here February 27. The program discussion. at Georgia Tech in Atlanta Dr. Kathleen Dahir, Assistant entitled "The American Revolution: A Search for Meaning, 1776-1976" was Dr. John A. Hague, Director of National last Friday and Saturday, Professor of French, was team % scoring 12 victories and one coach. presented by the Departments of History American Studies Faculty at Stetson j tie. Southern won matches and English. University, opened his afternoon remarks by against Georgia Southwestern, observing that "The first thing we have to Georgia Southern finished President Duncan set the mood for the day celebrate is that we are still ... dissenting." with 7 wins in the Round Columbus College, Valdosta in his opening remarks. He stated, "I think Robin tournament. There were State, Piedmont College, that as we consider such themes, it has great 16 teams, and each team Shorter College, University of The call for re-evaluation. of moral and value for us not only as individuals but as social priorities echoed throughout the day's played every other team. Tennessee at Chattanooga, and we partake in the continuing revolution." University of Tennessee at discussion. Dr. Edward Cash, Professor of Second place went to Knoxville. History at Augusta College, stated that Armstrong State College with The team lost to University Citing the separation of church and state "Our schools have become psychological labs 11 wins and one tie. The tie of Southern Mississippi, Agnes as one of the most important results of the that help you become well adjusted rather was with Berry. Scott College, Georgia Tech, Revolution, Dr. Robert Alley, Department of than (encouraging) a pursuit for higher Since Berry won this year's Newberry College, University Religion at the University of Richmond, knowledge." event, the 1977 competition of South Carolina - Coastal warned against the growing trend of "civic will be held at Berry College in Carolina, Berry College, religion." Using evangelist Billy Graham's He added that in Thomas Jefferson's day Rome, Ga. Armstrong State, and Georgia habit of praising Jesus Christ on one hand "a pursuit of happiness had to mean a The GSC team consisted of College. and calling on the "non-sectarian God" to pursuit of truth." ■NEWS - PAGE THREE Harlem Globetrotters Return To Southern The Harlem Globetrotters Estelle Roth has won a scholarship to attend the Congress of are heading toward Statesboro Strings at the University of Cincinnati June 21 through August for their third game at the 13. This scholarship is sponsored by the American Federation of Hanner Fieldhouse on Musicians. String players from 16 to 23 years of age from all Tuesday, March 9, at 7:30 parts of the United States were eligible to audition. Two p.m. With their return will come the ^same exciting brand musicians from Georgia were selected to attend the Congress. of basketball fun which the Ms. Roth is a sophomore music major from Atlanta, Georgia Magicians of Basketball working for a Bachelor of Music degree in School Music. Her displayed during their 1975 instrument is the viola. She is attending Georgia Southern under appearance at GSC. scholarship from the Georgia Southern Foundation. She also performs with the Savannah Symphony. This year, as the nation celebrates its 200th anni- versary, the Trotters are rounding out their 50th season Dr. Paul Kleinginna, Jr., presented a paper on Conditioning of basketball wizardry. The and Extinction in King Snakes at the Georgia Psychological Globetrotters have become an Association Conference at Armstrong State College in Savannah authentic slice of America, recently. their familiar uniform as Also attending the conference were Dr. Georgelle Thomas, identifiable around the world Associate Professor of Psychology, and two undergraduate as the stars and stripes on students, Renee Cleveland and Terri Merritt. which it was born. 0>-^:-ftKIWHHH&:-:- Kleinginna, Assistant Professor of Psychology at GSC, The Trotters at their last GSC appearance. received his Ph.D. from the University of Miami in 1970 and Over the years the Trotters joined the faculty at GSC the same year. have earned their reputation as During their illustrious the Hanner Fieldhouse box Kleinginna also recently gave two lectures on personality and the "world's greatest family career, the Trotters have won office from 12:00 - 2:00 p.m. or psychological testing to Mrs. Ester Mallard's psychology classes entertainment." They have 11,572 games while losing only may be had by calling at Statesboro High School. played before more than. 75 23. On their three world tours, 681-5551, or by writing: million people in 94 countries they have a perfect 343-0 Tickets, Harlem Globetrotters, and have traveled more than record. Landrum Box 8124, GSC, Consumer Economics eight million miles around the Tickets for the Globetrotters Statesboro, Ga. 30458. Ticket world. performance are now on sale at prices are $5, $4, and $3. To Be Offered The Miscellany By JIM CADEN first time this Spring Quarter.

One doesn't have to be a The course, or rather courses business major to buy a car, similar in design, has been Entry Deadline Nears take out insurance, get married offered recently in a number of or get divorced, but it might schools throughout the state By PAM NAULT format. budget of $855.00, only 500 help to know a little bit about with a good deal of success. copies will be printed. The what to expect from these Some concern was expressed Instead of a bound Miscellany is available free to over the fact that students Georgia Southern's annual magazine, The Miscellany will real-life situations. — — literary magazine, The students and will be distri- may be turned-off by courses be a box containing the Dr. Emit Deal of the being offered by the Business Miscellany, is now accepting buted throughout the campus Economics Department is different literary and art when The Miscellany makes its Department, but Deal urges entries for this year's works, including three- convinced he is in the process upcoming edition. The deadline debut the end of Spring that it is to be an elective dimensional figures. Another of putting together what may compliment to any program. for all entries is March 8. variation from last year's quarter. prove to be one of the most | All students are encouraged magazine is the publisher. The "Contributing to The useful courses that a student Because this will be the to submit literary as well as Art Department under the Miscellany is a good way to in any major might take. "We maiden voyage of such a art works. These works can direction of Mr. Soloman will express your talent and all are simply out to make the venture the tentative schedule include poems, short stories, print the magazine. Students students are encouraged to student a better consumer," is for one class daily at 10:00. photographs, and music. are invited to participate in the participate by getting their says Deal, creator of the Arrangements will be made to Drawings, plays, prints, construction of the magazine. entries in before the March 8 Consumer Economics course accommodate larger numbers if sketches, and foreign works deadline," Keithley added. which will be offered for the the need arises. are also being accepted. "All entries for the magazine should be submitted to either "The students are given a Landrum Box 8023 or the chance to express their English Department," Keithley creative abilities through The said. Entries should include Miscellany," said Dr. Richard your name and phone number A. Keithley, faculty advisor of separate from the material so the magazine. Extremely it can be judged anonymously. pleased with last year's All literary entries will be magazine, he hopes this year's reviewed by a committee will be an even greater success. consisting of three persons in The co-editors, Katheryn the English Department, and Durham and Beth Warren, are the art works will be reviewed also enthusiastic about this by a committee within the Art year's magazine because of the Department. change in the magazine Because of their limited

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The Candidates President

Vice - President

Bert Roughton Cranston Collins Not.pictured-- Marshall Turner

Sally Collins Angela Evans

Co - Curricular Activities

Budgetary Affairs

Randy Walters Lovett Bennett, Jr. Michael Classens Vera Childers

Academic Affairs Not pictured- Auxilary Dale Straugham Not pictured- Services

Bill Ellswood

David Pierce Jarvis Ogletree Kerry Loudermilk

J W»»»»»JJ»»»»M»»»»»»»»W/WS;;WM»MWMJ7777777. Elections Loudermilk cites his work as Classens, a junior, wants to have less emphasis on sports, the CUB lighting coordinator see more student repre- he says. As experience he cites as having allowed him sentation on the SAFBC. The involvement in high school important exposure to ad- activity fee budget should student government PLANNED ministrative problems. His platform includes continued support of a proposal to- reduce PE requirements, the abolish- ment of WF's as computed PARENTHOOD grades, support of the faculty- course guide booklet, and the establishment of a channel to When You Need Us For: investigate student-proposed * CONTRACEPTION courses. 1 * COUNSELING Ellswood could not be J PREGNANCY TESTING reached for comment. Are J ABORTION Co-Curricular A Mouthful * FEMALE STERILIZATION Vera Childers and Michael * MALE STERILIZATION Classens are running for coordinator and co-curricular affairs. Call (404) 724-5557 Childers, junior majoring in s criminal justice said she would Planned Parenthood of try first to understand the HOAGIE'S problems of the office and then 28 E. Main/Across from Ga. Theatre E. Central Ga. seek greater student involve- 1247 15th Street ment. "I'm tired of sitting OPEN 10 a.m. 'til back for three years," she said, FREE Augusta, Ga. 30904 "even if I'm not elected I 2 p.m. a cup of soup or large Coke :•:• would continue to work with when sandwich is purchased ;$ one of the student govern- Monday Thru Saturday ifyou bring ihis ad along. S W^WAW/AWAWAW^^^^ ment's committees." FEATURES - PAGE FIVE Winter Concert B.B. King "Thrills" Audience At Hanner

B.B. King, one of the most popular and best known traditional blues performers, played to an enthusiastic audience of over Thermos Greenwood and the Colored People co-starred at the 1,000 in the Hanner Field House on March 24. CUB Winter Concert. The group, a collection of zany Atlanta "The King of the Blues" [accompanied by his guitar, 'Lucille'] musicians, treated Southern to music featuring traces of reggae, light and hard rock, African, Hawaiian, and soul. sang many of his well-known blues numbers in addition to his most famous, "The Thrill is Gone." f *hfe Keg Party Saturday Night W By SUSAN AMBROSE their ears. With his arms he Around the Fugitive is the lassoes his friends one by one, aura of drama. Dragging on Laughter dangles between and the promise is a high time his cigarette, he treats a wall exploding chords. Lights cast as they walk outside. like a matress. Self-conscious, shadows of square-dancing In opposing corners sit he presses into it to hide. scarecrows. But only jesters, refugees of communes and the A Zombie sits for hours wall-clutchers and keg-huggers advocates of logic. Accordingly within himself. Dead to the surround you. So smile. they are straight-backed or outside world, people are afraid Momma warned of a devil's weary Tim Learys. With their to disturb him. One wonders if playground. But this is the well-rehearsed beliefs all that is they did, would he just fall poor man's heaven on a needed is an audience. Then over? RECENTLY A LEAFLET APPEARED IN THIS FORM OF A PUBLIC NOTICE Saturday night. the argument begins, "Will One lonesome cowpoke, -in In the sleepy college town love or reason save the shorts and a baseball cap, sits the keg party spells salvation. world?" in a corner singing a hound It's reassuring to be able to Sequined Tinkerbell flits dog tune. define that "something" you from person to person, waiting An Intellectual laughs. Then did over the weekend. At GSC for someone else's decision on shakes his head sadly. WANTED! it becomes a kind of what she should do. "Believe Intellectuals are known for desperation. Even though in me, believe in me," she their sweet-sour outlook. there are no statistics to pleads, "so I'll be real." She Do You Know ThisMan? explain the attraction of a dangles for a while, and if "It's a game, and all too tapped oil drum, most agree nobody grabs she moves on. absurd," he says. With a Relevant information is requested which might lead to the catalyst is boredom. As for Here he comes. Here she sweep of his hand he the arrest of Jesus Christ accused of seduction, anarchistic the entertainment there is no comes. The Flashers never fail encompasses the party and tendencies and conspiring against the State. question. It is the people. to appear. He is tight, down to life. The flicker of irony crosses The most intriguing keg his peek-a-boo body shirt, his face as he caresses a very parties require no formal walking like he's been riding warm glass. There to observe, Special Characteristics: scars on invitation. Time and place pass horses all week. She's he will not be affected. He's by word of mouth, and after a characterized by her barely- the performer and the hands and feet monetary contribution one is there evening wear. It is as if audience. And that's why he an old friend., But the without their tricks, they came. Alleged Profession: carpenter assortment of people becomes might disappear. Now the secret of any party unpredictable. The rooms are full of is known. Escapism for Nationality: Jewish The idea is to walk into one manuevers. Conquests. whatever reason. Being a little of these romps with the right Evasions. Some verbal dueling. insane can be normal. Per- Aliases: Son of Man, Prince of attitude. Grab a mug and scan The stuff fairy tales are made mission to. let a bound the crowd. It is a social of lies ahead. imagination run wild. Peace, Light of the World gathering where the sense of fantasy is strongest. Look long and hard enough, and damsels No Fixed Address. in distress or smoke-breathing dragons will appear. When Steak is a Winner! The wanted man preaches the equality and freedom of all people go to parties to "have a You Could Be, Too. people, represents Utopian ideas and must be described as good time," they are actually a dangerous agitator. going to the "big people's playground." There are many different games to play and so Win a $25 Members of the Public are Asked to many different characters to Report and Relevant Information at be. Alcohol may loosen the tongue, but it's often just the Meal Ticket 10:30 on Sunday Morning at excuse. Now, the stage is set for For More Details Drop By Alice in Wonderland. Playland. A world full of pretenders. ADJACENT The seven-foot Cowboy THE OUTREACH TO THE swaggers through invisible WEIS THEATRE saloon doors. His hands appear 217 S. Zetterower on the shoulders of everyone; big talk and big laughs fill r Snakes In My Head By MICHAEL THOMPSON officials, seem determined to "You're trying to stab me and dig deeper. So that we can all MICHAEL THOMPSON DIANE CAPPELLI my administration in the close our eyes together in a back...You're trying to give Editor Managing Editor Deep down inside of great voluntary communal my school a black eye..."" yourself, between the smooth blindness. No, we weren't trying to tense coils of your gut where But some people aren't damage the reputation of your willing to let that happen yet. school, President Duncan. We CRAIG SHAPIRO BOB EVANS all of your visceral strength lies quietly waiting for a weren't trying to damage News Editor Business Manager moment of truth, a low rumble anything. We were merely of warning begins like the first seeking honest answers to our tremors of an unexpected questions - Truth, if you will. disaster. Editorial views expressed in the George-Anne are Your line of vision may not not necessarily those of the GSC administration or reveal apparent dangers cor- But, as it turned out, as we faculty. Signed columns are solely the viewpoint of responding to the trembling were looking, we were con- the writer. you feel inside. But intuitively veniently overlooked. Those you know that beyond the who had complained of bland smiles of those who back-stabbers, turned their J would beguile you there lies a backs on us. Those, who didn't very ugly non-thing, a "state know, left, and those, who of affairs", that will try to lull weren't sent, came. Those who you, or crush you, or cared kept on caring even The G-A Endorses... lobotomize you, somewhere, though the state of affairs somehow, sooner or later along grew darker and the serpent's your way. And you don't want The people in the library head loomed larger and the The George-Anne has trad- Budgetary Affairs. His- that to happen. Not now, not dripping of venom grew louder itionally endorsed candidates experience was considered in ever. Friday wanted out of the dark. in their ears. in Student government our decision as was his We wanted to hear the valid elections. We do not seek to willingness to work. He had reasons for the cut in library several good ideas about That is why I joined a group hours. We wanted to know force our opinion upon the But all will not end there. improving efficiency; his views of students in a protest last how nine other colleges in the student body, but to share Friday and that is why we Not because the smoke screens with them a view based, on on disbursement of the University System can keep, made every effort to be longer hours than GSC and the red tape will go away, personal interviews with each contigency fund was a major but because there are more candidate. factor in our decision. cooperative, to seek the truth without cutbacks and we through civil dissent without cannot. We wanted to know than a small handful of For Coordinator of Co- We endorse Sally Collins for resorting to senseless rhetoric. why students were not students here who care enough Curricular Affairs we endorse Vice-President because we feel consulted before the decision to continue. There are more Michael Classens. Classens has that her diligence concerning All we wanted from the to cut library hours was made. than a handful of people here the Pulse Committee ex- who dislike the present state of background of student govern- administration was the recog- affairs. ment on the high school level, emplifies the type of promotion nition of our opinions. We We wanted to know, now that We have accepted without and his participation in work done by the Vice wanted for once to be the reductions have been President. Her familiarity with question for too long all that fraternity affairs warrants respected as human beings made, why we cannot see a serious consideration for the current problems of the tuition whose concerns mattered, we are told. The struggle to hike petition, and intervisi- copy of the budget, which oppose that sort of stifling diversities of co-curricular whose thoughts were acknow- shows how and where they tation make her a practical situation without falling victim activities. He shows a good ledged, whose voice was heard. were made. We wanted to knowlege of the responsibilities candidate. to a spirit-crushing sense of know what had been done to apathy has become a matter of of his post. Our choice for President was inform the Regents and the the most difficult to make. And, instead, in the long, survival with me. I have no late afternoon shadows of the legislature of our concern for choice but to question "the We cannot fairly endorse a educational funding at the candidate for Coordinator of By a difficult decision we library, I thought I saw the way things are." It is essential favor Marshall Turner. Turner faint outline of a serpent raise state level, where the major to my self-respect. Academic Affairs since Bill problems occur. Ellswood was not present for shows a realistic view of the its head and show that its an interview. problems of the CCC fangs were dripping with presidency and the desire to indifference. But thinking back on it, I In the end it all comes down Because of the failure of work to make the CCC more I realized then that it could can dimly recall hearing Bill to a very simple principle. Dale Straugham to be inter- responsive to student needs. have happened anywhere. The Cook reciting, through a Those responsible for any viewed, we will also reserve Turner "will push to make state of affairs which breeds smoke screen of bureaucratic decision must be accountable our endorsement for Coor- Pulse into a standing com- indifference encompasses us rhetoric, the Administrators to those that their decisions dinator of Auxiliary Services. mittee. We agreed with his all, buries us all. But that is Motto: "We can't always get affect. And it is the advocation of an increase in the grave I am trying to climb what we want." I seem responsibility of the governed Lovett Bennett receives the student representation on the out of, the one so many people, vaguely to remember an angry to hold them accountable. I do endorsement for Coordinator of SAFBC. especially some of our college President Duncan saying, not think I can forget that. Student Protest : A Statement We request that the Georgia Southern College administrators reinstate the library hours as they were prior to the recent cutback. We understand the financial limitations placed upon the college by the Regents and the legislature. However, we feel that the availability of library materials is essential to the teaching and learning processes. We can find no justification for limiting that availability to the present degree. We further protest the low priority given education by the Georgia State Legislature. We request that President Pope A. Duncan notify the Chancellor of the Board of Regents and the Governor of the concern of many students of Georgia Southern College whom we represent. OTHER PURPOSES OF THIS DEMONSTRATION To increase student awareness of the low priority given to education in the state of Georgia. 2. To develop solidarity among the student body concerning this issue. 3. To ask the administration of Georgia Southern and the Board of Regents to apply as much pressure as possible on the state legislature for.increased funding of education. 4. To show the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia that the students of Georgia Southern wish to be relieved of unwarranted tuition increases. 5. To ask the state legislature to re-evaluate its priorities. It is. our opinion that education is of great importance to the growth of the whole state and that much more of the financial burden v 7ttAr5VB2y KiMP Of NW4MI ' should lie with the entire state and not just with the students and parents of students who attend state institutions. It is for this reason that we oppose the ten per cent tuition increase and ask that the state support higher education to a much greater extent. PAGE SEVEN. Sex And The Bible

By DON WOOD hots for Uriah's wife, angry. Homosexuals hurt no STAFF Bathsheba, and knocked her one; they shouldn't be damned Alison Terry Features Editor Quote me no memory up. Opting for the simple anymore than the Pope or a Frank Maddox Sports Editor verses condemning homo- solution, he had Uriah killed, holy sister. Michele Novotni, Chip Struensee , < . . . Copy Editors sexuality. The sexual virtue of and moved Bathsheba into his If you still can't accept Marty Evans Photographer the Biblical heroes is too own house (II Samuel 11). homosexuality on moral Jack Harris Subscriptions warped for me to take you The Apostle Paul, who was grounds, try practical ones: Sharon Bennett , Accountant seriously. a bit strange anyway, said, if the gay people are performing Tom Jackson Circulation you're so horny you're about Consider Genesis 19. Two a service for society. Carolyn McKinney Typist men, who were really angels, to bust a gut for wanting to What is cruel and unfeeling, come to visit Lot. While they stick it in her, well, kid, you and indeed downright sinful, is were in the house, an angry better marry the broad. But to have a world full of starving mob from Sodom gathered at it's a whole lot better if you children. No pair of lesbians Sandra Aaron, Susan Ambrose, Linda Kay Williams, never touch a woman (I Beth Blough, Steve Poloney, Richard White, Bert the door, demanding to see the ever knocked each other up; Turner, Pam Nault, Carolyn McKinney, Chuck Dalziel, two. Corinthians 7). and no gay dude ever got his Jody Jiunnies, Jim Osterman. Lot tried to reason with the Oh, quote me no verses on boyfriend in a family way. rabble. "Look," he said. "I sexual virtue. Homosexuality implies have two virgin daughters. Yet self-pious Christians contraception. Take them and do what you continue to blast homo- The world is overcrowded want to them, but leave me sexuality as a sin and already. Any form of sex that V. and my guests alone!" perversion. For the real does no one harm, and does The crowd refused, and were weirdos, look to the church. not lead to childbirth, cannot about to break down the door The Pope practices one of be considered immoral today. when the angels struck them the strangest perversions of The Bible is a good book, all blind. all-total abstinence. Yet he has full of truth and wisdom. It Lot, who was willing to turn the gall to tell others how to brings comfort and joy to over his daughters to a pack of conduct their sex lives. (As millions, including myself. But wolves to save his own Earl Butz complained, "He no we should not let ourselves be raunchy hide, was a virtuous play-a the game, he no make-a bogged down by 2000-year-old man. The Bible tells us so. the rules.") minutiae on morality. Abram (Genesis 16) saw Then there are the nuns in The message of Jesus is love that his wife Sarai wasn't their convents, married to and understanding. The getting pregnant, so he Christ. Symbolic necrophilia greatest virtue is helping. shacked up with her maid- sure as hell ain't my idea of So let us not judge and not servant, Hagar. normal. condemn. Rather let us love; David, perhaps the greatest. Perhaps my language is too and understand; and help Old Testament hero of all strong; and I don't mean to make a better world for (excepting Moses), got the offend needlessly; but I am everyone.

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picture. Due to space limits, Dear Mr. Thompson: that you meant no real Dear Editor: impressed, unconscious, however, we were unable to negative innuendos by showing uninspired, inert, insensible, my picture with the gesture of publish all that you sent us. I disagree with the con- regardless, obtuse, neglectful, This letter is in response to the "clenched fist". your presentation of your Furthermore, the concept of tention, published in the half-hearted, unconcerned, etc. For the sake of variety, I selected photograph of me as And since you meant no freedom of press, which you so February 26 issue of the Keynote speaker during blithely referred to, is in no George-Anne, that "there is no wish that those who expound offense; it is my request that upon student attitudes would "Black History Week" at your you explain to your readers the way compromised by our other word to describe the college. Of the two photo- failure to print everything you political outlook of most GSC choose one of these synonyms, text of my message which or any of the others that graphs you had of me while I relates to this picture as one of think we should. students than apathetic". was speaking, you chose this I have only one question in There are, according to Roget's Roget's lists, the next time the "Atlanta Compromise" they express their opinions, photograph, and used it with gestures used by Booker T. regard to your letter. In our College Thesaurus, quite a few and give "apathetic" a rest. no "cut-lines" of my text, as I Washington. This text is picture was that, or was that others: raised my left fist in a gesture attached to this letter, so that not, your hand which was unambitious, impassive, Eileen Neubaum to demonstrate a specific you may prepare it for your raised? unmoved, indifferent, un- point. readers so that they may know Ordinarily, I would not react just exactly what the to this photograph were it not "clenched fist" really meant as for the fact that in times such a negative expression by as these, when we, who Booker T. Washington; and attempt to maintain a degree which ultimately led to the of sanity for the good of this development of the "Niagra nation; intentionally or Group", which was led by' unintentionally, we are cast W.E. B. Dubois and William into negative, demagogic and Monroe Trotter. This militant roles, which erode movement later became the away the good which we wish National Association for the to express in the development Advancement of Colored of this nation, as we celebrate People (NAACP). our Bicentennial. Your presentation of this Further, I am sure that you photograph without the text are big enough in your concept explanation to your readers, as regarding the freedom of the to my reference to the press to publish this entire "Atlanta Compromise", is letter, and the entire text unfair to your readers; and to which is attached so that the Afro-American Club at credibility and good-will will your school; and to yourself; not be thrust into a and the staff of the George- controversial mode. Anne; as well as to the bosses of my Administration; and to Sincerely, my visit to your campus with Ernest W. Wright no cost to your college or to Equal Employment anyone. We had hoped that Opportunity Officer you would have granted a better review of our efforts. On page four of your pfWif? fojr February 19, 1976, issue of the [Ed. note] K&fi- r* George-Anne you used the Mr. Wright, I appreciate th« 'RUN FOR YOUR LIVES . . . IT'S THE PRIMARY MONSTER!' caption: "Black History Week fact that you wrote us —Beautiful." It is my opinion concerning the matter of th< PAGE EIGHT - FEATURES- Miss GSC

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By BERT TURNER the third floor smoking area of intense concentration to the talking about lepers. Byron the library to make the final babblers. Cook smiled, "Quick's gone said the library was in a bad and I can telLyou Duncan is The colloquy on the decision. Check. Everything's I could hear a portion of location because the National American Revolution was over okay. Michael's now permanently not going to come'. Why don't Guard could launch an attack we go downstairs where there at 3:30. As I left the meeting With that I glanced around sotto voice conversation. from across the duck pond. to insure that no one had been "Dean Jones suggested that will be some light." "Whatever room, my mind churned away "Michael, what did Nolan you say." sorting the ideas that had been watching, squared my what we're saying about say?" I called out. Upon reaching the lobby, a shuffled about during the day. shoulders, took a final draught education is justified, so they'll "He said he thought they'd copy of the official Administra- The afternoon was passing of fresh air, and bounded up try to convince us that they've just lock the doors at 5:00 and been on top of it all along. tion statement fell into our in the manner of most warm the steps into the library. let us out at 7:00. Can you hands. Fridays; the suitcase people In the hushed light of the T-minus 40 minutes. believe it?" were packed and gone and the lobby I could see Michael Michael raised his voice sunshine queens had strewn intently studying the contents enough to be heard by Outdoors the rest of the A non-human, non-flexible, their buttered bodies about the of the display case. everyone, "I guess we ought to campus basked in the warmth collection of perfectly formed sleepy campus. "Hello, Michael. How's it get started." He glanced at of ignorance. symbols lined across a starkly The library loomed over the going?" I asked just a little Dave and Dave nodded for him white page. It bristled with day in quiet dominance. As I too loudly. to go ahead. At 5:10 Jack Nolan and a indignant preciseness. approached the library my gut He glanced up and with a "We talked to Duncan this red-headed man with a tensed and the carbonation of voice slightly above a whisper morning and he got a little patronizing smile on" his face When Bill Cook's first fear bubbled to the surface. I he said, "Fine. They're upset. But we've heard since entered the smoking area. sentence slid out of his mouth paused just within the shadow gathering in the conference then he's cooled down. I think Mary said, "That's Bin and splattered on the floor and of the library and sucked in room to the left upstairs," and we ought to disperse and meet Cook; he's director of fiscal walls of the library, I knew. three or four lungfuls of the looked back down. back in the smoking area when affairs." When he droned his non- sweet afternoon air. Nonchalantly I ascended the they blink the lights." Michael and Dave walked frustrated questions, I knew. I For the 20th time in two stairs. At this point Dave spoke up, over to meet them. "Why knew what Socrates knew 2500 days I reviewed each carefully By 4:00 almost everyone "Make sure you check out any aren't Duncan and Quick years ago. A brick wall cannot planned step of the sit-in. At was assembled in the con- book you have. And remember, here?" feel the sunshine or the rain. 8:15 a.m. Michael Thompson ference room. Michael and no touching books on the and Dave Cook told Pope Dave were conferring in quiet shelves after 5:00." Duncan that 20 students were tones in one corner. I had When the lights blinked at going to occupy, the library plunked down by Byron and 4:40 Michael and Dr. Jack when it closed at 5:00 to Alison, who were just a little Nolan were talking quietly and demonstrate student concern too obviously unconcerned earnestly in the lobby. over the shortened hours. over what was about to take Everyone was sprawled Check. place. Everyone else was either about the smoking area by By 4:00 p.m. we all meet in babbling away or giving 4:45. I could hear someone Record Review Ferry Stars On Roxy's 'Siren' Siren hold attention. comes across as a put-on. But, ATCO Records A major flaw in Siren is the alas, art does not mar the Roxy Music SD 36-127 cover. A first quarter GSC art album, especially in this case. major could have done better. By ARLEN CRAWFORD The cover shows a supposedly By now I suppose everyone sexy (rather tacky) mermaid who bothers to read this far Bryan Ferry along with has an idea what Roxy Music Roxy Music has released is. Just because they aren't distinctively creative albums. their fifth, is by far their given much airplay on AM Siren, radio is no reason to conclude best release. that they are amateurs. Their Ferry, always a bizarre refusal to release single after figure, has succeeded in single has held them together leaving the "punk rock" label in certain, select circles. When behind to groups less talented a band with a very hip (New York Dolls, Tubes and following sells out (Allman Kiss). Writing and co- Brothers, Marshall Tucker) writing all the tunes, Ferry has their decline usually isn't far effectively expressed himself behind. Roxy Music will with some very tasteful rock. continue to struggle for Side one of the album is popularity while keeping their rather loose with the exception current image of an elite, of "Love is the Drug." Most of smooth, formal rock band. the music on the first side is at lying on some rocks over- looking the ocean. Her smile is Being commercial isn't every- best ordinary. This creates a thing to everyone. A perfect Keepsake problem that causes most meant to be a come-on, but listeners to shy away because diamond says it all, of a few inferior tracks. Side reflecting your love in two is so devastating, that its brilliance and beauty. unless you listen to side one s^And you can choose with first you'll never get around to confidence because the it. "Could It Happen To Me," "Both Ends Burning," and Keepsake guarantee assures "Nightingale" are the heart of perfect clarity, fine white the disc. Ferry, who handles color and precise the vocals, has a soft voice modern cut. There is very similar to Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull. On "Both Ends no finer diamond ring. Burning," his voice is used to its full capabilities, and it comes off extremely smooth. Keepsake Instrumental is very well proportioned between rhythm guitar, keyboards and synthe- Box 90, Syracuse, N. V. 13201 sizer. Ferry's voice also acts Please send new 20 pg. booklet, "Planning Your Engagement and Wedding" plus like another mechanical part full color folder and 44 pg. Bride's Book gift offer all for only 25*. because of its prevision. The guitar is very tight, never drowning out the words or Name- other instruments. The keyboards are used subtly, Address. with the synthesizer adding City attractive gloss. The arrange- ments are hardly complex, but ! State | Zip varied enough in structure to * I'-u H MI uM PAGE TEN • SPORTS- Eagle Baseball ^ Off To A Winning Season By LINDA KAY WILLIAMS Campbell College got their 4 hitter Gerald Hynko doubled runs in the 3rd, 6th, 8th, and them home. Tom Kuzniacki The Eagles started the 9th innings. GSC got all six of singled, advanced on Jimmy season off with back-to-back their runs in a big 5th inning. Williams' single, and scored on victories over Campbell Eight Eagles reached base an error. In the third, Curtis College. On Saturday the U. of safely on 5 hits and 2 Camel Fisher reached on an error and South Carolina comes in for a errors. later scored. 1:30 game. Carson Newman "The first game was a comes in on Monday and typical opening day game. Tuesday for a pair of 3:00 Both teams were a little Eagle Basketball games. Then George Mason jittery, however, Richard comes to GSC for games on Hudson did well. He went as the 11th and 12th. far as we'd wanted, then got On Saturday, the GSC tired. Scott and Jack weren't Southern Tops Arkansas Eagles opened their 1976 as sharp as we'd expected but superior personnel and some baseball season with a 6-4 they did alright." By CHUCK DAEIEL questionable calls put him on victory over the Campbell the bench with seven minutes poor hometown officiating led Stallings was also pleased to a 110-84 loss to the College Camels. Before a large with the offense. "The hitting left in the half, and again at opening day crowd, veteran "Personnel" and "homecourt the fifteen minute mark in the Gamecocks. Alex English looks good. We had a lot of advantage" are time worn scored 27 second half points Richard Hudson recorded his chances to score and didn't, second stanza. first win, pitching 5 innings, cliche's used by many basket- for South Carolina, but a case but I think we hit pretty ball writers and coaches, but The Eagles used their could be made that his two allowing 2 runs on 3 hits, no well." _ _ walks and 3 strike-outs. . _ each took on a real meaning superior depth and overall most important plays of the Senior Jack Vandersluys On Monday, GSC took the for the Georgia Southern personnel along with the game were obvious goaltends come on in relief and pitched second game from Campbell Basketball Eagles in then- homecourt momentum to take that occurred as the Eagles 22/3 innings, allowing 1 run. College by a score of 6-4. weekend games. The Eagles advantage of Henderson's were in the midst of a Left handed Scott Sundermeier Junior right-hander Randy used both to beat Arkansas absences. Trailing 35-28 at his pitched the final 2 innings for Hodges, a junior college State 89-82 Thursday night, first exit, Southern tied it at comeback in the first half. GSC, allowing 1 run. transfere, pitched 6 innings, only to be victims to each on 39 before falling back to a Trailing 34-23 with seVen Saturday night, losing to 49-45 deficit at the half. minutes left in the half, the Shortstop Pete Pasquarosa, and allowed 3 runs on 6 hits, South Carolina, 110-84. Eagles scored 10 straight a senior from Franklin', walked 2 and struck out 6 After surging to take a slim Camel batters. Arkansas State's 6'5" junior points and should have scored Massachusetts, was voted the Don Henderson put on quite a 57-55 lead, before Henderson when bringing the ball down game's most valuable player. Junior Ricky Winkler show for the Hanner Field- had to sit down the second court two other times, but He went 2-4 at bat, which pitched the last three innings house throng as he hit 14-14 time, the Eagles expanded the English pulled two shots off included an important bases- in relief. He allowed 1 run on 3 from the floor and 4-4 from the margin to 78-69 before the rim. loaded triple in the 5th inning. hits, struck-out 3 and walked Henderson returned. Billy 2. line to net 32 points while Sandifer's key steal at the Right fielder, Jamie Ivins, GSC scored 4 quick runs in grabbing 10 rebounds. On the second instance, the had the only other extra base three minute mark was a big Eagles bench was hit with a the bottom of the first inning. Henderson was the victim of play, crushing an Indian rally hit for GSC with a 5th inning Ray Boyer doubled, Curtis technical, and demoralized double. Ivins went 3-5 at the some definite hometown as he took it in for a layup and Fisher walked, and designated referees, however, as two Southern fell back to a 52-40 plate. a seven point lead. deficit at the half. Carolina's The Eagles out-rebounded fast break completely Gymnastics Arkansas State badly in the destroyed Southern in the second half 24-15 and used second half as English their superior balance to steal dominated both boards and the victory. Matt Simpkins Jackie Gilloon dazzled the GSC Hosts U. of Michigan fired in 20 points for Southern, Pat Blenke got 19, Ed crowd with many of his school This Sunday, at 2:30 p.m., McArthur scored 16, and record 17 assists. Poor shot Coach Ron Oertly and the Maurice Stoutermire chalked selection and poor transitions GSC gymnastics team will up 15 to go with 11 rebounds. from offense to defense killed host the University of Tommy Tapley hit 18 for the the Eagles, along with a Michigan for a dual meet in Indians. simple inability to match up the Hanner Fieldhouse. The tables turned against with Carolina's experienced, "The University of Michigan the Eagles, as South Carolina's tall, hot-shooting team. is one of the best gymnatics schools to come to the GSC m ever," said Coach Oertly. Boasting a strong 12-man team, the talent of the • •• University of Michigan will Shoney's Presents combine with that of GSC to expose the students here to top-ranked gymnastics. "We're making a big effort to get a large crowd at the JialjO* Pound meet," said Oertly. It's costing us a lot to bring this team to Southern, and I'm eager for JioeBown the students to take advantage of this opportunity to watch Michigan." 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University Plaza :;;;:;:;;;::;;:;;;:;;;:;;:i;;|;;:; SPORTS - PAGE ELEVEN Linda Crowder Pleased With Progress By JAMES OSTERMAN brief time that the women's to win has also increased. It athletic teams have had team seems that as a college's Within the civil rights rather than club status the sports program enlarges, so amendment is a small amount allocated has matched does the demand for a provision known as Title IX. the increasing prestige of the consistent winner. "Women's In simple terms Title IX Lady Eagles as a state power. basketball isn't fun anymore," guarantees women's athletics The subject then turned to remarked Crowder. "If we lose an equal amount of funding on recruiting. As the emphasis a game it's back to the the college and/or university toward winning increases, so drawing board, there's no time level. The equity of the will the need for the best for fooling around." She also situation, however, is left up to female talent. Could the commented that she felt that the interpretation of the women's sports recruiting the women rushed into individual college or practices match those of men (ie achieving equality too soon university. payoffs, illegal deals? "Women and were going to have to Here at Georgia Southern are just as human as men so of suffer the pressures that men's there are four varsity sports course it's going to happen." athletics are suffering. that women can participate in: Crowder commented. "The president (Dr. Duncan) basketball, gymnastics, She was quick to add that is our number one fan," she swimming, and tennis. When there isn't that kind of money added. The future of the asked if Southern was or attitude for that to be women's sports programs here complying with the ruling Ms. happening at Southern. All the at GSC is a secure, sound Linda Crowder, head coach of coaches can do is offer the prospect. the varsity women's basketball scholarship and nothing else, team offered her appraisal of then it is up to the prospect to the situation. decide if he or she wants to "I am more than satisfied," come here. Tennis she said. "Our progress has However, along with the grown tremendously." In the increase in money the pressure Team 1-1 South Carolina won 5 of 6 singles matches to defeat Eagles Take Savannah Georgia Southern 7-2 in an Linda Crowder led the Lady Eagles through a very exciting year intercollegiate tennis match of women's basketball. Her determination and patience has here Friday afternoon. helped her make women's athletics become important members 53-48 In GAIAW The lone winner for the of the athletic program at GSC. In second round action at lead the Teddy Bear comeback. Eagles in singles was Danny the GAIAW Women's State Gladman who poster a 6-4, 7-6 Basketball Tournament last The 5-10 forward connected win over USC's Rip Trammill. Friday, GSC upset the #3 on both ends of a 1-1 free Andreas Koth and John Hanke seeded Savannah State Tigers throw situation to pull Mercer were victorious for GSC in PATTERSON 53-48, with a strong 16 point to within one point; 68-67. doubles, notching a 6-3, 6-2 performance of Lady Eagle After a Valdosta bucket put decision over Trammill and -GRIFFIN^ guard Donna Moss. the Blazers back up by three, Chris Mayotte. Friday night the Eagles Brogdon came back with two It was the first match of the SHOES played their second game of more three charity tosses on season for both teams. the day, meeting a tough another 1-1 situation to cut it On Saturday, the Eagles STATESBORO MALL-DOWNTOWN Valdosta State team. Using to 70-69. swept 5 of 6 singles matches the scoring of Sue Ann Valdosta failed to score the and GSC went on to down Christie and Corretta Bloom next time downcourt, and Furman 7-2 in a dual match who tallied respective point Brogdon came back to can a played here Sunday afternoon. totals of 24 and 21, Valdosta 15 junper to put Mercer on top Andreas Koth, number one rolled over the Eagles 83-54. with 2:35 left. That gave the singles, went 3 sets before i Pam Baker scored 15 points Teddy Bears a lead that they downing Furman's Jeff Official and Donna Moss claimed 12 to would never relinquish as the Maddoxx 6-2, 5-7, 6-3. The pace the losing GSC team. unstoppable Brogdon came rout continued as Southern In the championship game back with 3 more buckets to evened up its record at 1-1. on Saturday night, Cindy ice the decision. Peter Holl, Danny Gladman, Brogdon scored 12 points in In the consolation game, John Hanke, David Marsh also the final 4 minutes to lift Shorter ran away from Georgia picked up wins in the singles adidas Mercer University to a come Southern 85-61. Wanda Greens competition. The doubles team Headquarters from behind 77-74 victory over paced the winners with 24 of Hanke - Koth and Matsh - Valdosta State. points while Shirley Knighton Gladman were also victorious. Trailing 68-65 with four added 23. Pam Baker tallied 20 GSC will face Hampton minutes left in the contest, points in a losing effort for the Institute at 2 p.m. tomorrow Miss Brogdon went to work to Lady Eagles. on the Hanner courts. Cowart Construction Co. 431 Fair Road t^ Two Bedroom Apts for Rent located near the College.

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* Sun. Announcements ¥ Eagle Gymnastics Clinic, Hanner Field- ji. house. 2:30 p.m. ¥ Classified Ads ¥ CUB Movie Death Wish. Bio. Lee ^ ¥ Hall. 8 and 10 p.m. Jt/ ¥ Shorts Faculty Recital - Jack Broucek. ¥ First Baptist Church. 3:30 p.m. ¥ Organizations ¥ t * Jf\ Thurs. Mon. * Chorus Concert. Foy Recital Hall, Video Tape Prog. - Bio. and Chem Jf 8:15 p.m.. Warfare. Coffeehouse. 10 a.m "- 5 )f p.m. ^Announcements* * Art Exhibit. Wms. Display area. 5 For the Spring Quarter of All interested Citizen Band The GSC Chorus will be All day. Gymnastics Clinic. Fieldhouse. ^ 1976, the department of operators are invited to come performing with the Savannah All day. Economics will offer Honors in to a meeting of the GSC CB Chamber Symphony Orchestra "Drawings From Texas" by S.F. GSC Baseball (vs. Carson jL Economics 295. The class will Radio Club, Tuesday, March 9, at St. John's Cathedral in Taylor. Foy Gallery. All day. Newman Col. Field 3 p.m. be held fourth period every at 7:00 p.m. in room 119 of the Savannah, March 8, at 8:00 day (five classroom hours per Hollis Building. p.m. Information concerning * day) and will include student- tickets may be obtained from professor conference time. the Savannah Symphony ¥ * Students will receive 10 hours Society, Inc. (1-236-9536). Fri. Tues. credit which will substitute for The One Accord, a singing * both Economics 250 and 251. group from Fayetteville, Ark., ¥ CUB Movie Death Wish Harlem Globetrotters. Fieldhouse. Since the. enrollment will be will be in concert at the The Georgia,. Southern ¥ 7:30 p.m. * ¥ Miss GSC Beauty Pageant. It- limited and class cards are Baptist Center on Chandler College Chorus and Madrigal ¥ McCroan Aud. 8-11 p.m. Brass Ensemble Performance. Foy jL going to be reserved, please Rd., March 8, at 7:00 p.m. Singers will perform in concert Recital Hall. 8:15 p.m. T tonight at 8:15 p.m. in the Foy Mini-Model U.N. All Day. contact Dr. William Word of Using 26 voices and a -¥ Video Tape Program. Coffee- Jf^ the Economics Department ten-piece band, the group Fine Arts Recital Hall, under ¥ house. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. j^- (incidently, Professor of the presents a variety of musical the direction of Dr. David ¥ Mathew. Eagle Baseball (vs. Carson J Year 1974) in the Hollis styles ranging from in- ¥ Newman College). Field. 3 p.m. Building, room 212-1 so that spirational gospel to con- The public is invited to your class card can be temporary religious music. enjoy the concert free of reserved. charge. <¥ •i* ¥ Sat. Wed * ¥ Mini-Model U.N. All day. Gymnastics Clinic, Hanner Field- Classified house. All day. * Eagle Basketball (vs. Old LOST: Gold Caravelle Slim-line Call Desbaine Knight at 925-4042 in f * Dominion). Fieldhouse. 7:30 p.pi. Eagle Baseball (vs. George Mason * FOR SALE watch. Near Williams. Contact Beth Savannah, or come by Accounting J U.) Field. 3 p.m. Ware. L.B. 11081. Lab from 1 to 4 p.m. ¥ Women's Tennis (vs. Brenau). FOR SALE: Equatorial Refractor ¥ GSC Courts. 2 p.m. * Telescope 50X-500 X 60 mm; WANTED WANTED:. To rent a canoe for Eagle Baseball (vs U of S.C.) * complete. New, still in case. weekend of March 5-7. Will pay Field. 1:30 p.m. * 681 -3865. ¥ WANTED: Interested in reasonable fee for use. Contact Mike rOH SALE: Men's warm-up suit. commuting with someone from Bales at L.B. 10019 or Dorman 109 + Brand new, imported from Italy. Savannah to GSC 5 days a week. N. Large size; light blue color; stretch nylon. Worth.$30, asking $20 or best offer. Must sell. S.J.L. L.B.11189. Available Now! FOR SALE: 1975 Honda MR 175. Street lega. Excellent condition. Price $525. Contact Joe Gay, Eton In Statesboro Hall, 239, 681-3095. 24 HOUR ACCESS! FOR SALE: Gas stove. Cheap. Must sell immediately. Call 764-5818. 764-9295 (Days) FOR SALE: PIONEER SX 424 AM/FM stereo receiver; Kenwood 764-4164 (Nights) KP 2022 turntable; (2) Sansui SP-35 speakers; Akai 4000 DS Reel-to-Reel Tape Deck; Panasonic RS 805 8-track recorder deck; headphones. Call Henry Cope, Ext. 5238, roorr 230 Cone or L.B. 11275. TOST

LOST: 1 foam rubber pitlow with a white linen pillow with a white linen pillow case. Lost somewhere on campus. Please return to the George-Anne office. LOST: Scarab bracelet set in 'gold. Safety catch on chain is broken. Lost Thursday (19th) in Hollis or near gym. Please contact ElaTne, TTBT8969 or 764-4827.

LOST: One gold Caravelle watch; day and date; alligator band - in vicinity of Hanner Fieldhouse. Generous award offered. Watch was gift. Please contact John Ruff at L.B. 10874 or call ext. 5442 764-2370. LOST: Wilson Staff 8-iron at intramural field. If found please return to George-Anne office. LOST: Hewlett-Packard HP-25 calculator. Reward offered. Contact Billy Johnson, 681-3938 or 681-5525

LOST: $50.00 reward offered for] recovery of set of tools in a red box< stolen from 206 S. Edgewood in November 1975. Sentimental value. Call 764-7341.

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