Harrisonburg, Virginia FIB 28'/2 Vol. XLVIII Madison College, Harrisonburg, Virginia, February 25,-1972 No. 15 Coffee House Features Sigidi On March 1, 2, 3, and Solder on drums. 4, the Campus Program Wende Smith has a vast Board will hold a coffee background in music with house in the student center her past including one of the ballroom. Featured will leads in the Broadway pro- be an Afro Jazz-bluesrock duction of "Hair." She group called Sigidi. also appeared on the David Sigidi is a three piece Frost Show as a member group led by Wende Smith, of a group called "Collier who plays piano and guitar and Smith." and also handles the vocals. Sherman McKinney She is backed by Sherman played with the Jazz Sym- McKinney, who doubles on phonies in the early sixties. acoustical and electric Later he joined the Craig bass,and tenor and soprano Hundley Trio and made ap- saxophone. The third mem- pearances on various talk ber of the group is Steve shows. The group does a lot of 1st Place Awarded original tunes written by either Wende or Sherman. U.N. Delegation Their material covers a wide scope, and they always Madison College's In- attempt to enlighten peo- le SGA Presidential Candidates (fTOrn f[ to right) Kathy Uhler, Lome Gurne, Fred Naeher and Kevin dian delegation to the ple with»their music. Some Hoschar appeared last Monday night in Wso/j Auditorium for a question and answer session. In the Tues- United Nation's Model As- of their influences include day SGA primary both Gurne and HosC^ar received the right to run in the presidential elections held yester- sembly was awarded First Aretha Franklin, Pharoah day. (Photo by John Cooper) Place as one of four out- Sanders, Jimi Hendrix, and standing delegations. The B. B. King. Madison delegation was The group is called Environmental Standards Committee Makes chaired by Paul Collier, a Sigidi because, as they put senior from Media, Penn. it, "the names conjures up Recommendations Concerning College Property Other students from the African, jazz, blues, rock The Environmental site for the new home of Dr. Grimm and his com- college included Jane sounds, as the group itself Standards Committee, the president) be de- mittee would consider al- Reiser, Donna Will, David does in performance." which was recently ap- clared a natural pre- ternative recommenda- Stanton, A. Tyler St. Claire, Their style is a mixture of pointed by Dr. Ronald E. • gerve and be made a tions he made clear to The and Richard Early. all of these elements . Carrier, made a number of charge 0f the Environ- Breeze recently. The ESC Other first-place very rhythmic and exciting recommendations concern- mental standards Com- welcomes suggestions con- awards went to George- and also mellow and sweet, ing college-owned property rnittee. cerning the property from town University, repre- Sigidi will be perform- east of Interstate 81 at a any member of the college senting the United States, ing two shows each night, meeting last Thursday, 2 That the preserve be community. and the University of Penn- one at eight and ten. At The committee, with designated for the fol- Anyone having an alter- sylvania, representing 9 p.m. there will be student Dr. James K. Grimm of lowing uses: nate suggestion is asked to Ghana and the USSR. entertainment. The coffee the Biology department as a. Laboratory field contact Dr. Grimm at Box Seventy-two nations were house will be held in the chairman, proposed: study areas for un- 3152. He also would like represented by college Warren Campus Center 1. That the entire wooded der graduate and to know the feelings of the "delegations at the Assem- Ballroom, and a donation area of back campus graduate students. college community con- bly held in Philadelphia on of 25£ will be taken at the east of 1-81 and extend- to- ResearchE area for cerning the recommenda- February 12 and 13. door. Also, I.D.'s are ing into the grassy areas Hvironme n t a 1 tions of his .committee and required. at least 20 yards (ex- Science. urges everyone to express cluding the proposed Natural preserve de- his approval or disapproval veloping into an ar- of the plan, beretum to °e acess- . able to faculty, stu- Capping Exercise dents, and the public. Stated Tuesday 3. That the following proj- Dingledine Appointed ect improvements be . Convocation and* Senior approved pending cost Dedication Chairman Capping Exercise for the estimates: June graduating class of a- Fencing the area. Dr. Raymond C. Dingle- '72 will be held Tuesday, b- Enforcing no hunting dine, has been appointed February 29, 1972, in Wil- and no bike, motor- chairman of the committee son Auditorium at 11 a.m. wkike or horseback responsible for the dedi- Acting Provost Dr. riding. cation of Godwin Hall. James E. Davis announced c Construct water im- The $4,671,380 physical that the third and fourth Poundment. education building is named periods will not meet on d. Designate and con- for former Governor and Tuesday. The student body struct hiking trails. Mrs. Mills E. Godwin, Jr. is invited. e. Improve present pond She is an alumna of the Dr. William E. Calla- area. college. han, Professor of Philoso- f- Construct field sta- Also honored in the phy and Religion at Madi- tion. spring program will be Dr. son College is the featured g" Construct rest sta- C aroline Sinclair (Glou- speaker. The invocation tions along trails. cester, Va.), former head and benediction will be h. Plant native shrubs, of the department of physi- given by the Reverend H. trees, and flowers, cal and health education Hasbrouck Hughes, Jr., of i. Supply food for birds and Miss Dorothy Savage the Ashbury United Meth- and animals during (Harrisonburg, Va.), for- odist Church in Harrison- critical times. mer swimming coach. The burg. j. Construct .animal and natatorium will be named There will be a pro- bird shelters. for Miss Savage; the gym- cessional, and academic Is. Clean up litter and nasium for Dr. Sinclair, Honor Council Presidential Hopefuls Fran Premaza (left) and Jon costume is necessary for remove present trash Dedication is slated for Irby take a break from campaigning. (Photo by John Cooper) participants. dumping station. May 6, 1972. Page 2 Friday, February 25, 1972 Madison College FRANKLY SPEAKJNG ty Phil frank Criterion Opens WMRA Reviews Current Hits Annual Competion Donny Osmond has re- the L;P. Ballad of Calico The Criterion Club of leased an old song original- comes a driving rocker by Madison College announces ly done by Paul Anka. The Kenny Rodgers and the first its annual contests in new single is Puppy Love. edition with a heavy entitled poetry and fiction. A first With much the same flavor School Teacher. Josie is prize of $50 and a second of Gypsies, Tramps, and a new rhythm ballad to look prize of $25 will be awarded Thieves, Cher has teamed for by the popular Kris in each category. The up with Sonny for a new Kristofferson. The Guess deadline for the congest is release nailed A Cowboy's Who has a come-back with March 1. Work Is Never Done. Mon- Heartbroken Bopper and Manuscripts should be day Morning Choo-Choo is this blockbuster rocker sent to Prof. Todd Zeiss, a new one for the Stam- could very well make it in English Dept., Madison peders and producer Mel the WMRA Top 10 within the College, or to Criterion Shaw feels like it will do future. The easy beat Club Contests, Box 3098, well. The flip side is Then swinging group Southern C ampus Mail. Students Came the White Man. From Comfort has recently come 'are asked to , limit their out with a single River entries to three poems and Award Entries Woman and it should put a two short stories. dent in the Top 40 Chart. Manuscripts need not be Now Accepted Oh My Love written by John typed, but must be legibly The deadline for entries Lennon and Yoko Ono is the written on standard 8 1/2 x IT WAS SOME LEGISLATOR'S IDEA TD in the first Virginia Col- latest 45 for the Lettermen 11 inch white paper (lined legiate Communicator and may do well on Middle paper may be used) with the IREMIND OS OF THE (BST PER SQUARE TOTl' Award Competition has of the Road. The British name of the author appear- VHtUWSnMNG/BOtlSZi/E. lAttSlN*. MM. been extended two weeks group White Plains hasn't ing on the first or title from February 15 to been successful since their page of each entry. smash American hit My Educational Technology Conference Scheduled February 29. All full and part time The award will recog- Baby Loves Lovin', how- students are eligible for ever, keep a lookout for Federal lnteragency Media nize and honor an under- the contests and all poems Madison College has their new 45 called I Can't Committee, the Task Force graduate student who at- and short stories entered scheduled an ^Educational Stop. This smooth ballad tended a Virginia college, ■I* Technology Conference" on Professional Develop- will definitely invade the must be original and un- ment Needs, National As- university or community published. Poems and short for Saturday, March 4. USA and could saturate the sociation of Educational college during 1971. En- stories appearing in the "The conference will ex- WMRA Top 20. Loud and Broadcasters and an ad- tries, due by February 29, Winter Issue of the CHRYS- plore the increasingly new shoutin' proud is B. B. King visor to the Communica- will be judged on the use of ALIS will automatically be role of technology in edu- with a heavy "blues number tions Coalition for Educa- skill, originality and re- entered in the contest.