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2 JO: GEORGE-ANNE H*x *o Volume 59, No. 16 Statesboro, Georga February 26, 1979 W < t t u U 7' 4. SB^M t, The Rod Rodgers Dance Company. Dance company to perform here By MARK MURPHY The Rod Rodgers Dance Company wll be n Statesboro and on the campus of GSC Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of ths week. On Tuesday, Feb. 27, there wll be a workshop n the Hanner gym at 1 p.m., a lecture demonstraton at McCroan audtorum at 3 p.m., also at Bltch Street Recreaton Center at 5 p.m. There s no admsson charge for these programs. On Wednesday, Feb. 28, the Company wll gve a performance n McCroan at 8:15 p.m. GSC students wll be admtted free wth ID. On Thursday, March 1, also at 8:15 p.m. n McCroan, they wll gve ther second performance. For general audences admsson wll be $4 and for GSC faculty and staff, $3. Group rates are avalable for groups of over 20. Tckets must be purchased no later than Feb. 27. Contact Gordon Alston, GSC. Other tckets are avalable at 6 p.m. on the dates of the shows, at the box offce. Ths event s provded wth fnancal support from the Natonal Endowment for the Arts and the Georga Art Councl. The Rod Rodgers Dance Company has been n exstence for 15 years. Ther actvtes' have been supported by federal, state and cty government agences, as well as prvate sponsors and frends. Ths was one of the frst Amercan companes under the drecton of a black artst Curre photographer explans problems By MARTHA BUCKNER Followng numerous student complants about school pctures beng receved late or not at all, Doug Curre of Curre Photography sad all prnts have already been maled or soon would be. Students who haven't yet receved ther pctures should contact Curre Photography wth the number from ther recept card, receved at the tme of the sttng, and the prnts wll be forwarded. In a letter to students released fall quarter, Curre sad that the proofs and pctures would be ready wthn four to sx weeks. The Reflector staff has receved complants from students who have receved nether ther fnshed prnts or ther proofs, despte the fact that pctures were taken months ago. "We thought f he (Curre) sgned a contract, thngs would be okay," sad Terr Webb, 1979 Reflector edtor. The proofs for the yearbook have been delvered, but Webb sad,"we have no control over what he does wth students." Last year the Reflector staff had problems wth Curre concernng deadlnes for recevng prnts for the yearbook, wheras ths year t seems to be the student customers who are havng problems. Curre sad he thought he had the facltes for all processng but,"we were just swamped. We were prepared to process the pctures as they were taken, but durng the frst few days of the sttngs only 30 people showed up and we had to handle hundreds the last couple of days." Webb sad the Reflector "defntely would not use Doug Curre agan next year." Webb sad the staff hestated usng a frm from outsde ths area, but t s currently consderng usng a company n Illnos (Sudlow, Inc.) or an Atlanta company. Should Sudlow get the contract, appontments for sttngs wll be made and a prnt to the Reflector wll be sent free. Nursng program ncorporated nto Arts and Scences By ANITA NORTH The Board of Regents passed a proposal ncorporatng the program of nursng as a department nto the School of Arts and Scences, accordng to Dean Warren Jones, head of the department. A Bachelor's degree n arts and scences was chosen for the nursng program because "all supportng courses, both n terms of core currculum and courses auxlary to those n nursng per se, are offered by the school of arts and scences," sad Jones. The recently approved to establsh a base 0f program wll be offered to recognton for somethng sophomores after completon other than exclusvely ethnc of certan admsson See ROD, p. 7 requrements. "Prospectve nursng students applyng to Georga Southern for ther freshman year wll meet the general admsson requrements to the college; a separate applcaton to the nursng program must be made pror to the begnnng of the sophomore year," sad Jones. The department wll be staffed by a department head and one or two nstructors for the fall quarter "We have been natonally advertsng for a department head and are now begnnng to receve applcatons," stated Jones. Addtonal nformaton concernng the program and student advsement s avalable through the head of the department of nursng. Savannah rabb sets lectures Two' lectures wll be presented by Rabb Saul J. Rubn of Temple Mckve Israel, Savannah, Ga., at Georga Southern College, Statesboro, Ga. on Wed, Feb. 28. The frst lecture on Jewsh hstory n the Unted States wll be held at 9 a.m. n Newton Buldng. The second lecture, open to the publc, wll be held at 7:30 p.m. n Rosenwald Buldng. Both lectures are sponsored by the Jewsh Chautauqusa Socety. Ordaned at Hebrew Unon College-Jewsh Insttute of Relgon, Rabb Rubn holds hs BA. magna cum laude fxom Drew Unversty, Madson, N.J. Rabb Rubn has also done graduate work at Columba Unversty and at the Drew Theologcal Semnary. Afflated snce 1972 wth Mckve Israel Congregaton he prevously served as sprtual leader for Temple Beth Ahabah, Rchmond, VA, and at Beth Israel Temple, Gadsen, AL. The rabb also lectures on college campuses under the auspces of the Jewsh Chautauqua Socety, the educatonal project of the Natonal Federaton of Temple Brotherhoods. The Socety fosters mproved nterfath relatons. Ths s RABBI SAUL J. RUBIN accomplshed, n part, through the endownment of courses and lectures on Judasm at unverstes throughout the Unted States and Canada.

3 Page 2 February 26, 1979 Ph Kappa Ph conducts search «ferll f The local chapter of Ph Kappa Ph, the hghest honor socety at Georga Southern College, s presently conductng ts yearly search for outstandng students to honor and assst. The chapter has four programs to honor and assst superor students: nomnaton for a Ph Kappa Ph Fellowshp, a cash award for a junor student, selecton of chosen graduate and undergraduate students to Ph Kappa Ph membershp, and specal awards to outstandng sophomore and junor students.. Outstandng senors wth a GPA of 3.8 or better and recommendatons from teachers n ther major area are consdered for nomnaton by the local chapter as canddates for a Ph Kappa Ph Fellowshp for the frst year of graduate school. The canddates selected receve a grant of $3,000. Junors wth a GPA of 3.5 or better and recommendatons from nstructors n ther areas of study may compete for a scholarshp award of $150 to be used durng the senor year. Canddates recommended by ther departments and wllng to wrte an essay are elgble to partcpate. Every sprng and summer Ph Kappa Ph selects outstandng undergraduate and graduate students for electon to Ph Kappa Ph. Undergraduates wth a GPA of 3.6 or better and recommendaton from ther major nstructors are consdered for membershp. Canddates selected by members of the local chapter are nducted nto the socety n the sprng and summer terms. Out- standng sophomores and junors wth a GPA of 3.8 or better are also selected for specal honors. Do you ft any of these categores? If so, the Georga Southern chapter of Ph Kappa Ph hopes to have the pleasure of your acquantance and honor you for your academc achevement. College presdents meet here The presdent of Armstrong State College, Savannah State College, and Georga Southern College met on the GSC campus earler ths week n what s beng descrbed by the three top admnstrators as a sesson of cooperaton, understandng, and assstance. Ths s the second of a Feld school set for sprng The department of socology and anthropology wll hold ts annual sprng quarter feld school at the LeConte-Woodmanston ste near Rceboro, Georga. The feld school wll MHIS SPRING-FOR JUNIORS'* Come to MINKOVITZ! Button Fly-Front, Bolero "V' *58! Contrast Ppng, Optonal Belt, Machne Washable, Szes 5 to 13. ^ 1Second Floor *;; ;^J^^; $66 [... ^ r.. ^< QUALITY DISCOUNT WORLD Downtown Statesboro ^ feature excavaton of a 19th century plantaton once owned and nhabted by the LeConte famly. Durng the 19th century, ths famly made sgnfcant contrbutons to Georga botany, natural scences, and educaton. Excavaton goals nclude locatng the runs of a Revolutonary War perod house and those of an antebellum plantaton house. Addtonal research ncludes an nvestgaton of slave lfe on ths plantaton. Modest student food stpends and housng wll be provded. Students wll be requred to lve away from Statesboro at, or near, the ste for the entre quarter. Students are requred to regster for the feld school (15 hours credt). Ths year, group sze wll be lmted to ten partcpants. Interested students should contact Dr. Rochelle Marrnan, Room 34, Newton Buldng for further nformaton. r planned seres of meetngs by the three presdents, Dr. Henry Ashmore, Dr. Clyde Hall, and Dr. Dale W. lck. Accordng to the presdents, the thrust of these meetngs s to dscuss how the three colleges can better support what ther total effort s that of offerng qualty programs and educatonal opportuntes for the areas served by the colleges. Each meetng has and wll contnue to nvolve top level admnstrators, faculty, and students who wll assst the presdents n developng a comprehensve program for ths secton of Georga. The agenda for ths second sesson ncluded dscussons of the Savannah Neghborhood Contnung Educaton Center, the Fort Stewart Consortum, Contnung Educaton, and the Coastal Area Teacher Educaton Servce, all supported by the three area nsttutons. In response to the seres of meetngs, Unversty System Regent Erwn Fredman commented that he was pleased wth the concept of closer cooperaton of the three nsttutons and endorses the dea whch has resulted n these presdental meetngs. \bss-(.)tro,\7?[f] 1 : a small or unpreten- tous wneshop or restaurant 2 a: a small bar or tavern b= NIGHTCLUB- Presents -Tuesday & Thursday- Tony Arata & Danny Smth Wednesday Nght Tckn" Party -Frday & Saturday- Bruce Crchton 9 OCTOPUFF Octopuff, a frendly green octopus-lke character who was created by the Amercan Lung Assocaton, wll be vstng McDonald's on Man Street on March 1, from 5 untl 7 p.m. Octopuff was created to nform chldren about the dangers of smokng. A short flm wll be shown contnuously durng hs vst and free colorng books and buttons wll be avalable for chldren as long as these tems last. Hs vst s sponsored by McDonald's, the Southeast branch of the Georga Lung Assocaton, and the GSC chapter of the Publc Relatons Student Socety of Amerca. CREATION THA T COMPLIMENTS YOUR STYLE See Jm At (^<U b0x^x^x«3 HOUSE of STYLES 210 S. MAIN (6 Doof* North Of HoBctoy Inn) STATESBORO. GA JIM'S ALSO CARRIES A FULL LINE OF REDKIN BEAUTY PRODUCTS '-^x^x^x^x^x^-.

4 xford summer program open to Susquehanna Unversty 'sjyll conduct ts eghth»ennal summer study 'program at Oxford Unversty of England durng the J.fummer of Applcatons are now beng accepted. "Susquehanna at Oxford" a program of study n g$ fntsh hstory, culture, and f^cety wth relevant travel rd excursons n England, dmsson s open to ndergraduates from Susjuehanna and other colleges,! tecondary schools teachers, pcent college graduates takng enrchment, or any * j trously nterested adult. I The group s scheduled to 4(L fcss, n London on June 21 Ar a week of tours related to ^%e academc program, eatres, concerts, sghteeng and lesure tme. A - bur-day excurson to f; Ednburgh, Scotland, s also banned. tudents wll then spend «Ve weeks n resdence n the hstorc Durhan Quadrangle at Unversty College, the oldest of Oxford's colleges, founded n Partcpants enroll n two courses, ncludng ether Brtsh hstory, poltcs and socety: 1870 to the present or Brtsh lterature: 1870 to the present. These two courses are part of Oxford Unversty's regular summer school program, wth lectures by varous Brtsh scholars and publc fgures. "Susquehanna at Oxford" students also attend b-weekly semnars led by S. U. faculty members. The students select an addtonal course from a group of electves ncludng hstory of Brtsh theatre, hstory of the fne arts n England: , the modern Englsh comc novel, Brtsh atomc scentsts, management technques n Brtsh ndustry, and the Brtsh educaton system. Durng the fve weeks n Oxford, partcpants also have the opportunty to take excursons to other parts of Great Brtan, ncludng both ndependent outngs and guded tours related to the academc program. Followng the Oxford sesson, Susquehanna also offers an optonal three-week tour of the European contnent, wth travel by rented mnbus. The tnerary ncludes Brussels, Munch, Salzburg, Innsbruck, Lucerne, Interlaken, Berne, Hedelberg, Cologne, and Pars. The program s under the drecton of the S. U. poltcal scence department. Brochures contanng further nformaton ncludng costs are avalable from Dr. Robert Bradford, Susquehanna Unversty, Selnsgrove, Pa Hstory scholarshp avalable Each year the Georga "rust for Hstorc Preservaon endeavors to offer a cholarshp n order to ncourage studes related to lstorc preservaton. The recpent wll be chosen on the bass of academc achevement, leadershp and good moral character, as well as on the bass of fnancal need. The scholarshp s for I $RPS growng fast I By BILL CHAMPION One of the fastest growng rganzatons on campus s le Georga Southern College tudent Recreaton and 'arks Socety. SRPS s a *ftffessonal organzaton ;hch helps ntroduce the Sudents to the feld of ^creaton. Last quarter's actvtes *ere the state conference n \tlanta, a cookout, the punted house, and sponsor- 's speakers for convocam seres. Ths quarter a sk lp s planned for Feb SO a car wash to rase -'ney for Easter Seals wll 'held later n the quarter. Looknsr ahead to next quarter the sprng banquet s beng planned and also a professonal meetng on how to apply for grants. Current membershp s over 40 and growng. The socety provdes an excellent chance for the recreaton major to get nvolved n leadershp experences. Ths year's offcers are: Bll Champon, presdent; Debbe Farrs, vce presdent; Armanda Barnes, secretary; Ed Ford, treasurer; Dan Evatt, hstoran; and Dr. Mary Fortune, advsor. If you have any questons about the socety, contact one of these people. the purpose of study n a college or unversty n the state of Georga. The applcant must be a ctzen of the Unted States of Amerca and a resdent of the state of Georga who, pror to the effectve date of the scholarshp, wll have completed at least one year at an accredted college or unversty. The scholarshp s open to both graduate and undergraduate students majorng n hstorc preservaton or related felds such as archeology, archtecture, art hstory, cultural hstory, landscape archtecture and plannng. It carres a stpend of $750 for an academc year of three quarters. If the award wnner s unable to complete the year's work any unused porton of the stpend wll go to an alternate applcant selected by the scholarshp commttee. All applcants are elgble to reapply n another year whether or not they have receved an award. Peep Show at GSC? As much as we'd lke to say so, GSC has not opened a peep show, despte appearances here when ths machne drew such a crowd n the Wllams Center game room recently. Space Invaders s one of many new vdeo game machnes added to the game room durng the renovaton of the Sarah's Page 3, February 26, 1979 Place complex. One machne that's drawng just as much attenton s Atar Football. Students look lke they've just fnshed a mle run when they get through wth that one. Now f a way could be found to motvate students for psychology homework... STAR'S ' Great Western *COIN LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS SAVE5<P 30<P /lb. Fluff Wash. At Star's fuesday DRY CLEANING SPECIAL rng n 3 Pars of Pants and fet 1 FREE! MONDAY-FRIDAY 16 Unversty Plaza Modern Harstyles Open 10:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. 427 Far Rd. (Just Past "Wentys") Closed Tuesdays FREE HAMBURGER Now at Wendy's Old Fashoned Hamburgers ths coupon enttles you to a free Sngle Hamburger wth the purchase of a hamburger, of any sze. Offer expres March 20, *OFF FRENCH FRIES Now at Wendy's Old Fashoned Hamburgers ths coupon enttles you to 15C off an order of French Fres. Offer expres.. March 20, *OFF FROSTY S& Now at Wendy's Old Fashoned Hamburgers ths coupon enttles you to 15C off a thck, rch Wendy s ' IffW expre- March 20, 1979 PRESENT COUPON WHEN ORDERING ' PRESENT COUPON WHfN ORDERING PRESENT COUPON WHEN ORDERING

5 *.\(! Page 4, Petyuary 26, 1979, GEORGE - ANNE EDDIE DONATO Edtor WAYNE ESTES News Edtor TRISHA KEADLE Managng Edtor NANCY ROBERTS Busness Manager Edtoral vews expressed n the George-Anne are not necessarly those of the GSC admnstraton or faculty. Sgned columns are solely the vewpont of the wrter. Votng Out The Money Today s the fnal day to sgn up for 1 CCC nomnatons. Who s sgnng up? Lews Grzzard reported that the Unversty of Georga student body presdent ran wth a bag over hs head and ncluded ths as a part of the changes gong through ths generaton of students at Athens. Maybe we should gve the voters a smlar opportunty here. Students government costs a lot of money. Each of the fve offcers are pad from $275- $325 each quarter. Paper and other supples cost more. What for? Student representaton. Whle members of the CCC get pad bg bucks, College Judcal Board and AFBC members get pad nothng for ther long hours of duty. Could anythng fll the vod jye dd not have a CCC? The students could elect a student commttee on commttees that would not get pad. The hours would be no more than the Judcal Board or AFBC students put n so the salares could be removed and put to somethng constructve. Ths same group could handle the organzatonal fundng n a bref monthly meetng. Of course, many students may feel the CCC s a good form of student government. Perhaps most students feel that way. Ths year's CCC has done as good a job, f not better, than any recent CCC. But t would be healthy to offer the voters a choce. Fve canddates could sgn up for the avalable offces and run on the aboltonst tcket. If done well, ther campagn would let all students know exactly what they are tryng to do. Then on electon day each of the fve should have exactly the same number of votes. Then these fve, probably Cone Hall resdents, would take offce, reorganze the CCC, and not accept any money for ther work. If they tred to collect money, they could be mmedately recalled. If the students elected to change the system through the electon, the CCC supporters would fnd that they have been wrong. If the students chose to support the CCC as t stands, then the CCC detractors would have ther answer. One thng s defnte. The electon would be the most nterestng student electon yet. Even more nterestng than that recent electon for the youknow-what. The Dran And The Ran Standng on the lbrary steps one can see what used to be a lovely sght, but s now a muddy mess. The lakes, whch are more lke a shallow bog, have evoked complants from students and faculty alke. Why dran the water and create such a mess? What s takng so long to restore these areas? Why was ths project taken on now? These questons, asked by people rghtfully concerned about the school and the lakes, have answers good answers. Accordng to Wllam Cook, vce presdent of busness and fnance, the lakes had become very shallow because of ncreasng deposts of topsol and sand, especally n the collectng pond. Also the fsh had become completely out of balance wth large numbers of small fsh and few large ones. One other problem, because of the trash n the water, both natural and man-made, the oxygen content was low, and the fsh would have soon begun to de f somethng had not been done. Cook sad the water was draned so that the lakes could be deepened and restocked. In answer to the queston "Why now?," we can only say "Why not now?" Durng the summer months statstcs show that the ranfall n ths area averages about 6.5 nches, whle durng the perod of October to January has less than half of that, or about 2.8 nches, accordng to the New World Almanac. Judgng from the statstcs, t seems that wnter quarter was the best tme for the project. However, ranfall went up ths wnter, much to the dsappontment of plant operatons as the lakes must be completely dry before equpment can be brought n to deepen them. As soon as possble, the lakes wll be completely renovated, creatng once agan a beautful area and a fne fshng spot. Let us be a lttle patent, just ths once, wth GSC authortes and wth nature. Edde Donato # Gon' down that 'uptown* rver A good frend of mne named Norbert, who s a resdent of Tybee Island and owns a couple of boats, has ntroduced me to the boatng world over the past few years. Norbert s not a pretentous status seeker but he does take consderable prde n hs aquatc machnes. To the people who lve by navgable bodes of water, ownng a sturdy boat s just as much an aspect of the good lfe as the non-ol-burnng, no-chp-fnsh auto s to the land locked motorst. Boat owners exceed n glowng admraton over ther hulls that allow them to expand earthly travels beyond nterstate concrete, county mantaned blacktop, or back country unlned drt roads. And that prde s not dmnshed by the power source of ther boats whether t be a motor, sals, or a couple of oars. Norbert's boats are not last year's models and the fberglass structures don't exactly gleem n the flud reflectons of calm water. But boatng wth hm has taught me that the captan of the shp sn't concerned wth the shortfalls of the craft but wth ts vrtues. The frst tme I went boatng wth Norbert was qute a whle ago. At that tme he owned a small flatbottom boat wth a 1947 motor. I was rdng down to the beach when I saw hm, along wth Bonne and Maynard, crusng along a rver that runs parallel to the hghway. I stopped the car, got out, and was standng on the front crash bumper takng pctures of them when they saw me and came over. Before long I had the car locked up and clmbed nto the boat whch preceeded to snk lower n the water. Only a couple of nches of the boat was showng above the water lne. Norbert revved the motor up to maxmun speed and soon we were rdng along wth a rather unmpressve wake behnd us; nothng lke the rooster tal the Budweser boat makes on those televson commercals. But forward progress was steady and Norbert, wth a large smle, assured everyone on the relablty of the motor. (I once wtnessed hm convnce a couple of people, who obvously had never been to the beach before, to carry off a pece of drftwood of questonable aesthetc value.) We crused along for a whle before dscoverng that we were lost. A four-part argument developed that lasted rght up untl the shear pn on the propellor broke and we all began to take turns rowng as the sun went down. I began to thnk of all the thngs we should have wth us n the boat for an overnght stay n the marsh: tents, food, and flashlghts. But Norbert remaned exultant throughout the ordeal and eventually we rowed our way to a decrept dock wth matchng house and yard. A couple of weeks ago Norbert took me for a rde n hs new boat, the one he calls "the Cadllac". Ths boat, a 1963 wth a 1962 mttor s consderable larger than the flatbottom and s equpped wth a steerng wheel, a couple of short square-back bucket seats out of an early 60's Chevrolet, and a speedometer that doesr work. Norbert has put a lot; work nto that boat. Ls^r summer he fberglassed s? secton of ts bottom tfcv\ needed mendng and adde^a wndsheld that I las^f cracked whle enterng tg t boat from the front. He a' c panted small sectons of t ojj faded aquamarne fn r wth some outstand^ mdnght blue. Norbert, Bonne, and I g,t underway on the Back Rh after playng mus^l batteres wth a couple nt's!, and the boat. There was alsc a trp back to the house fo the anchor n hs 1959 pckuf truck wth the mystery locaton frst gear before wc could leave. We hadn't gone a coug.a^ mles before Norbert was explanng and demonstratng how fast the boat would go f t became necessary to use the small, but new, auxlary motor that was attached to the back alongsde the bgger powerplant. Everythng was gong to be all rght. No rowng. So we settled back, assured that "the Cadllac of the waterway" could handle any stuaton. In a few moments Norbert was poppng open a can of beer. He wasn't drnkng your everyday blue collar Pabstor mddle class Schltz, but Tuborg Gold. He took a long draw c».»«o»~ can and placed t n the plastc stck-on-the-dashboard cup holder. Sttng back n the seat, wth one hand on the steerng whe;l, and arm on the sde of te boat, and a mschevous smle, he turned to nm r<pt,,., sad, "Isn't ths uptown'! E3B QOC1Q 8BOT 9 < l.k <*3k-

6 ft **/ Wayne Este& Rchard Petty n vctory lane the perfect endng at Daytona "They say f Rchard Petty's n the top fve at the halfway pont, you may as well pack up your tools and go home," CBS commentator Ken Squer sad wth 250 mles completed n last week's Daytona 500. Followng a last lap wreck nvolvng the race leaders, Petty won the Daytona 500, hs frst vctory after 45 straght losses. It seemed lke an eternty snce number 43 drove nto that same Daytona vctory lane a yearand-a-half ago. Ths wn came n a very exctng race, however. Stock car racng s a very exctng sport, f not the most exctng sport of all. It's somethng lke beng a Bulldog fan only a hundred tmes better. Ths year's Daytona 500 was lke ths year's Tech-Georga football game, the greatest event n an always exctng seres. Almost 20 cars were stll on the lead lap at the halfway pont. Three leaders spun off the track n the early stages and yet two of those came back to create the exctement on the last lap. Donne Allson and Cale Yarborough were runnng far ahead of ther other rvals for All letters to the edtor are subject to standard edtng. There s no word lmt on letters and they wll be publshed on a frst come and space avalable bass. Each letter must be sgned, but the name of the wrter wll be wthheld upon request. Address letters to: Edtor, Landrum Box 8001 or brng them to room 110 n the Wllams Center. Homecomng Revsted DEAR EDITOR: In response to Patrck Fetter's letter of February 5 An opposng vew. " Homecomng 1979 was a "total dsgrace"! I've been at ths school snce Fall '77 and what happened was absolutely the most "dsgustng ncdent" that could possbly happen at ths gem of schools, ths shnng star among the nsttutons of hgher learnng n ths great state of ours. Nay, even n the whole of these Unted States. the last 20 laps. On the last half of the last lap, Yarborough attempted to pass Allson on the nsde but Allson forced Cale off the pavement. Cale ether lost control or forced hs car nto Allson's and both automobles were badly wrecked. Petty then held off Darrell Waltrp and A. J. Foyt for hs sxth Daytona 500 wn. Rchard Petty s a hero. He has fans all over the world. He s a leader n hs sport's record books. He doesn't smoke cgarettes, despte the heavy NASCAR sponsorshp by Reynolds Tobacco Company. He has never endorsed any alcoholc beverages. He turned down a Playboy ntervew. He has a wfe (the only one he's ever had) and four chldren. He lves n the same small North Carolna communty that he has always lved n and hs famly has always lved n. He smles a lot. Hs busness manager s the chaplan of stock car racng and Petty wears a "Wth God You're Always a Wnner" patch on hs drver's sut. He has never been a free agent. And he s determned. Durng the losng streak LETTERS Of course, I'm talkng about the "abhorrently juvenle behavor" dsplayed by an "adult" n ths tradton laden event of Homecomng. Actually, the fact that an ndvdual would choose to possbly expose fne young women, a college presdent, and hmself to hgh-ptched boong, frenzed ce throwng, senseless name callng, and even egg ptchng all of whch were uncalled for s not at all surprsng consderng many "gnorant fools" are so openly allowed to nfltrate the hallowed halls of educaton everywhere. The surprsng aspect of the stuaton s that the actons of one "nane ndvdual" would be allowed to mar the reputaton and detract honor from ths fne college. Ths should be totally nconcevable to cvlzed, socable anmals as ourselves. Unfortunately, t s most lkely a reflecton on our socety as a whole; an ndvdual causng such an njustce to the Amercan dream of many young women. May I pont out, however, many speculated that he would be quttng soon. After all, he had 40 percent of hs stomach removed recently. Hs doctors told hm not to compete last week. But Petty wouldn't qut untl he won agan, he told reporters. The newspapers had a great deal to say about Petty durng speed weeks at Daytona. Most of what was wrtten was about Rchard's 18-year-old son, Kyle, who won the frst race he ever competed n one week before Rchard won the bg one. All they had to say about Rchard was that he was 5 to 10 mph off the pace of the fastest cars. It seems as though that's when Petty s most dangerous at Daytona. In 1975 he was terrbly slow, the papers sad, when he qualfed 13th for the July 4 race. Not much was sad about that when Petty parked hs Dodge n vctory lane. It s good that hs streak was broken at Daytona, markng t as an mpressve wn. It wouldn't have been so mpressve at Rchmond or North Wlkesboro. What s really good s that he's back n vctory lane agan. Where he belongs. ' that you "fatous fool" (and you know who you are) played rght nto your OWN hands. You have been called out for what you are. WE KNOW you wll take GREAT PRIDE unto your heart when your chldren gather round your lap on some cheery evenng. You wll then pull out the newspaper clppngs, and, havng shown to them once agan your nfty wall plaque, go on to say: Why yes, kds, I remember back n '79..." My cover s not a socology class on sex roles but a journalsm class on edtorals. As Dr. Lck stated, "It took some of the shne off a tradtonally specal event..." Congratulatons on your vctory Patrck. Patrck Jones Peepers Drllng For Trouble DEAR EDITOR: Wth the wde varety and plentful supply of grls on ths campus^one would thnk that even the most desperate pervert could fnd a better way of gettng thrlls than r W. Page S,!F&bhja*y J 26, 1979 GEORGE - ANNE Mark Murphy Features Edtor Fred Bankston Sports Edtor, Crculaton Keth Hemdon & Ken Buchanan Copy Edtors Larry Mller Cartoonst John Tate Photographer Karen Paul Asst. News Edtor, Subscrptons Carolyn Afshar Typst The George-Anne s the offcal student newspaper of Georga Southern College and s owned and operated by GSC. The offce s located n Room 110, Frank I. Wllams Center. Telephone or Malng address s Landrum Box drllng holes n bathroom celngs. Recently three female resdents of Unvesty Apartments dscovered freshly drlled holes n ther bathroom. The holes were carefully arranged: one covered each quarter of the bath-tub. "I had been hearng strange noses from the roof all nght and when I walked n the bathroom, plaster was fallng from the celng. That's when I found the four holes over the shower," sad one of the resdents. When the ncdent was reported to the resdent manager, she sad that there was only one trap door on the second floor of that partcular complex. The locaton of the door was unknown untl a mantenance worker was nstructed to search the upstars apartments. He found the door n the apartment drectly behnd the three coeds. A note was left by the worker nformng the resdents that "If ther neghbors should have ther prvacy nvaded agan, the polce wll be called." The resdent "peepers" must have had sense enough to realze that they had broken the law; the holes have not appeared agan. However, t's doubtful that the threat of polce nterventon wll prevent such anmalstc behavor from occurrng agan. Keep tryng fellow. You have yet to fnd that sororty slumber party you've been lookng for. Anta North Off Court Acton DEAR EDITOR: Although I know many have notced, few have spoken out about the unbelevably mmature conduct the Afro-Amercan Club's Team #1 loves to dsplay at most of ther ntramural basketball games. Not only do some (not all) team members dsplay poor sportsmanshp, but LETTERSther fans constantly yell profanty at offcals and opposng players. Almost every call that goes aganst them s contested n one way or another, creatng more and more tenson as the game progresses. To add pressure to referees they use ther automatc bult-n defense: racal prejudce to queston calls they don't lke. Often players are uncontrollable durng games one has been expelled from the league for httng an opposng player whle that player was beng held n an attempt to avod a fght. Another player s under suspenson now for physcally threatenng a female scorekeeper durng a game. It's gotten so bad most of the students who referee refuse to call ther games. Rather than stand up to ths team, the ntramural department has had to brng n a black offcal from outsde the school to keep order n ther games. It's true that there are no black refs, but whose fault s that? The fact s that ths team s unable to compete under the same condtons the rest of the teams play under. Rather than make concessons to them just because they make so much trouble, they should be gven a choce: grow up or don't play. Davd Baley John Garner Roger Hoover Blar Jones Leon Parrsh On Beng A Greek DEAR EDITOR: An open letter to Mr. Wthheld. Good mornng. It's tme togetherness. That s what t s all about, sr! It s a shame that you thnk kegs, "the best-lookng grls and the hottest lttle ssters" are the reasons for jonng a frat. "Hell, I can wear a derby hat, wash cars, throw eggs at presdents, gator and get drunk wthout spendng all that money" a fne example of blnd gnorance. People say gnorance s blss, but you're pathetc. I deeply feel sorry for you f you cannot see the exctement and pleasure of beng a part of a fraternty, a hertage of men past, present, and future. The more you thought about t the more you dd not understand. C'mon, do you honestly beleve that fraterntes exst to buy frendshp? Alpha Tau Omega has been n exstence for 114 years, Delta Ch 89 years, Delta Tau Delta 121 years, P Kappa Ph 75 years, Sgma Ph Epslon 78 years, Sgma P 82 years, Kappa Sgma 110 years, Kappa Alpha 114 years, Ph Delta Theta 131 years, Sgma Ch 124 years, Tau Kappa Epslon 80 years, and Kappa Alpha Ps 68 years. Really, you're not gong to tell me that all of these fraterntes exst on buyng frendshp! Are you for real? You menton lfetmf frendshp. Well, a lfetme frendshp among brothers s somethng that you wll never be able to apprecate, I'm sad to say. I am also proud to say that you're not fraternty materal. People are chosen to be n fraterntes because the brothers feel that he has somethng to offer them n the future exstence of the chapter. Thank God t's n for you! Here's a lttle you woke up and saw the thought that mght help you lght my frend. In my grasp the true meanng of the freshman year, I faced one of word fraternty. It s a lvng the largest decsons of my center, exstng from lfe. Fall quarter I pledged a generaton to generaton to fraternty. I was told that ths acheve a well-roundedcommtment s for lfe, and I development and a supple- agreed. There are many reasons for jonng a fraternty (these arc a few you overlooked): (1) the bond of brotherhood, (2) development of your character and personalty, and (3) ndvdualty through ment n valuable ways 'the formal educaton n the classroom and n the very meanng of lfe tself. Oh. by the way M Moore's name s spelled C- H-A-R-L-I-E M-O-O-R-E K! Scott Spector

7 1 Page 6, February 26, 1979 Snger-songwrter plays Coffeehouse f Mll MATES By FRANCES COFFIELD Tony Arata, GSC student and songwrter entertaned a receptve audence wth orgnal songs at the Feb. 13 coffeehouse, showng that we don't necessarly have to look elsewhere to fnd talent. The emphass of Tony's 30 orgnal tunes les n the lyrcs, he sad. Hs songs revolve around standard themes. "I try to be humorous. I've wrtten very few tearjerkers. My tunes are cut-and-dry wth no magery." The gutar that accompanes Tony's lyrcs s generally fast-paced, and somewhat comparable to that of Dan Hcks and Hs Hot Lacks, or Texas Swng, he sad. Hs catchy lyrcs are often muffled over n a bar atmosphere, whch s where he usually plays. Tony plays Tuesday and Thursday nghts at the Bstro wth Danny Smth, also a GSC student. Danny, who plays rhythm gutar, has wrtten some orgnal tunes whch the duo plays. Tony plays wth a band called Ice T. at the Exchange Tavern n Savannah on weekends. He observed that the coffeehouse s an deal atmosphere for a muscan to play n. "It's the ncest atmosphere I've ever played actually came across because more polsh!" Socal reform s n. Certan lnes that everybody was lstenng. It not the pont of Tony's songs, nobody's ever caught was scary I realzed I need "There's nothng profound n my songs. They were wrtten for folks to chuckle and enjoy themselves," he sad. TONY ARATA Skp Jennngs Rock 'n roll n the early '70s Hendrx choked to death on hs own vomt after takng one too many sleepng plls. Two weeks later Jans Jopln OD'd n Los Angeles where she was fnshng up work on Pearl. By 1971 some new muscal I hope you saw the "Heroes of Rock and Roll" on televson a couple of weeks back. Most of the show was taken up wth the musc of the '50's and '60's and then they rushed through the '70's. Well, t's almost 1980 now and, before t gets to be too styles were emergng, led by the trendy, I'd lke to look back at Southern rock, ths decade and see what ts Allman Brothers Band and contrbutons have been. Wet Wlle, started ganng I make no clams of ths acceptance n other areas of beng complete or totally the country, accurate, t's just the way I Heavy metal bands lke remember t. Mountan, Humble Pe, Lookng back, 1970 Black Sabbath and Dee P seemed to be a year of Purple were ganng popularfnshng up the sxtes. The rty- Beatles offcally announced Three more very nfluenthat they/ were fnshed tal musc people made ther (although they really broke exts that year. Jm Morrson up n md-1969). of the Doors ded n Pars Then the last of the great durng the summer. Saxopop festvals the Second phonst Kng Curts was Atlanta Pop Festval (held n stabbed to death outsde hs Byron) was followed by a batch of laws passed n the Georga legslature that made future pop festvals economcally prohbtve, Statesboro-GSC Symphony to present concert The Statesboro-Georga ton concert of the season on Southern Symphony wll Feb. 26 n the Foy Fne Arts present ts second subscrp- Rectal Hall at 8:15 p.m. BOOK EXCHANGE COLLEGE PLAZA Used Paper Backs 40% off New Paper Backs 5% off Specal selecton of Novels 25* each Dr. John Ktslptcke, Assocate Professor of musc at GSC, wll conduct the performance. Featured solost wll be soprano Deborah Cartee who wll sng the Mozart Motet "Exsultate, Jublate." 19 FOOT SALAD BAR - 19 FOOT SALAD BAR 19 FOOT SALAD BAR - \ 3 x a a l 5 3 o H a x I 3 c 5 H a X {_ a U. S. CHOICE BEEF STEAKS CUT FRESH DAIL Y 4 Choces of STEAK DINNERS me Under $ Far Road Orders To Go H 19 FOOT SALAD BAR - 19 FOOT SALAD BAR - 19 FOOT SALAD BAR -E Mrs. Cartee has performed leadng soprano roles wth the Georga Southern Opera Theatre and the GSC Chorus the past two years. She wll sng the role of Gretel n the college's sprng opera producton of "Hansel and Gretel." A senor voce major at GSC, she s currently lsted n "Who's Who n Amercan Colleges and Unverstes." Mac's Standard Ol SERVING THE GSC STUDENTS AND FACULTY FOR OVER 21 YEARS Wth UM S«rv» A Full S«rvk» Islands Welcome JUST NOITTM OF THE O.N MIS. apartment n New York. And n Macon n October, Duane Allman smashed hs motorcycle nto the back of a truck, fnshng hs brllant a vear to the The fall of 1970 saw two of career - A 1 08 * the sxtes brghtest stars go date later, Berry Oakley, bass out. In September, Jm player for the Allman Brothers, was klled n a smlar accdent. The early seventes also produced gltter-rock wth The 55-member college- Davd Bowe rsng to the top communty orchestra wll of the heap. Many others also perform a symphony by joned n: Dr. John dropped J.C. Bach, Greg's "Lyrc hs "Nght Trpper" mage Sute," the frst movement of and started wearng gltter. Schumann's "Sprng Sym- Todd Rundgren dyed hs phony," and "The Emperor har green. Alce Cooper Waltz" by Johann Strauss. brought large productons to Admsson wll be by the rock stage, employng season subscrpton tcket or boa constrctors and gallows. tckets whch wll be on sale Elton John got n on the act, at the door. too. In late 1972, rock got nto the televson game wth ABC's In Concert and NBC's Mdnght Specal. By 1973, seedp r were beng sown that would brng a renewed nterest n jazz. John McLaughln and the Mahavshnu Orchestra amplfed ther jazz musc and opened up a whole new COUEGE GATE market to jazz muscans. Santana took a jazz drecton and started puttng out 11 albums lke Welcome and J Borboletta was a year of returns. Bob Dylan came back to the concert stage for the frst tme n years. He also gave us three albums that year: Planet Waves, Before the Flood, and Blood on the Tracks. Crosby, Stlls, Nash & Young made a tour of stadums durng the summer. Erc Clapton pcked up the peces after beng strung out on heron for several years and released an album, 461 Ocean Boulevard, and started tourng agan. George Harrson also returned to the stage and toured the country n the fall of '74. By the md-70's country rock and the honky L. A. cowboys were havng ther days. The Eagles, Jackson Browne and others were producng fne LP's lke Desperado, For Everyman, and Late for the Sky. Out n Austn, Tex., Wlle Nelson and Waylon Jennngs were startng to make ther presence known to more and more people. The year 1975 was a pvotal one. Next week we wll look at the rse of dsco and how Fleetwood Mac, Peter Frampton, and Lnda Ronstadt brought rock nto the manstream of Amercan lfe. Students to gve rectal On Tuesday, Feb. 27, the musc department wll present ts fnal general student rectal of wnter quarter at 5 p.m. Included on the program wll be compostons for keyboard, voce, strngs, and wnd nstruments n a wde varety of styles and from varous perods of musc. The rectal s free and open to the publc. **+f*+» +***** *+* ***** ft********************* * Sghfs l n Sounds Rado Televson Stereo Repar Student Dscounts 14 South Man Street Downtown *

8 Rod Rodgers? Contnued from p. 1 t or tradtonal Afro-Amercan If. forms. They have contrbuted k to breakng down stereotype T notons of the range of» nterests of black Amercan J dance artsts. The company whch s I predomnantly black, but I ntegrated, has for many * years demonstrated ts ; ablty to appeal to audences j of all age groups and ethnc orgns. A The scope of the repertore!'.fr ths exctng ensemble ranges from sensuous abstracton to.more lteral dance drama. It features nnovatve jazz ballets and unque percusson plays for whch the Artstc Drector s wdely known. The company has become a favorte on college and unversty crcuts throughout the Unted States and appears n major commercal theatres. Yet they have also mantaned a commtment to producng programs for audences whch have had lmted opportuntes to see professonal dance presentatons. Addtonally, the Rodgers company mantans a year round studo-school n New York where tranng s offered n Afro-Hatan, Jazz and Modern dance technques. Ths sprng the company was chosen by the U.S. Internatonal Communcatpns Agency (formerly the Cultural Presentatons program of the U.S. state department) for a sx-week goodwll tour to Senegal, Ngera, Zare, Kenya, Zamba, Syra and Portugal. It was the frst major dance company n 15 years chosen «to represent the U.S. n the fve Sub-Saharan Afrcan countres, and t was also the occason of the frst major cultural exchange actvty between Amerca and Syra n a decade. Ther frst overseas tour held specal sgnfcance for the company affordng an opportunty to share ther programs wth audences n those thrd world countres whose musc and dance tradtons have been a vtal source of nfluence for so much of Rodger's contemporary dance creaton. PREGNANT Need Help? I k ALL CHOICES OFFERED TOLL FREE 9 a.m.-9 p.m CIHBMASCOPB A The SUB moves ths happy week are Whch Way Is Up? the weekend feature and The Hellstrom Chroncle on Wednesday. Whch Way Is Up? s a rowdy Rchard Prybr flm n whch Pryor shows hs talents by playng three roles. Newsweek called the flm "loose, vulgar, funky and very funny, Pryor gobbles up hs trple part lke a happy hog let loose n a garden." TAefeWsfromC/rom'c/esafascnatngjourney nto the world of nsects. An Academy Award wnner for Best Documentary ths flm s a factual account of the amazng capabltes of humanty's most challengng rval. Ths move s an off-beat change of pace from the other SUB moves ths quarter, so come and experence t. All showngs are n the Bology Lecture Hall. Shoppng for a bcycle? (CCRS) A 10-speed the bcycle and provde a bcycle can be your best See BICYCLES, p. 8 frend especally f t's your # major means of transporta- ReCOrdS Wth D. M. Clark ton to and from school and around town so buyng the rght bke can mean the dfference between hours of pleasure and hours of frustraton. The frst and most mportant decson to make n gettng a new bke s where to buy t, says Gary Fsher, assocate edtor for Bcyclng Magazne and a bke mechanc and racer for 15 years. "Fnd a good neghborhood dealer, especally f you don't know much about bcycles," Fsher says. A dealer wll sell you a bke that s fully assembled nstead of one n a carton, whch s how many dscount and department stores sell them. "If you're a mechancal ace t s fne to buy a bke you have to assemble yourself," he contnues, but you have to have the tools, know how and plenty of tme. "The tools" manufacturers recommend are-pretty nadequate to do a proper job. It takes specal tools to make the proper adjustments. The average person can't completely assemble a bke wthout 1 runng some parts." The 3.8 mllon 10 speeds sold last year all came wth factory warrantes, also makng the dealer mportant. "A warranty s only as good as the person backng t," Fsher says and almost all manufacturers' warrantes requre the dealer to set up Ths elaborate contrapton s the electon mcroscope recently acqured by the bology department. Not many students are aware of ts exstence; anyone nterested n a demonstraton can contact Matt Shawn Phllps 5 Shawn Phllps, unlke hs contemporares, resembles the classcal composer, not only n hs muscal capabltes but n hs endurance. He has been producng tremendously thought-provokng muscal prose now for years and despte ths effort stll commands what s termed a "cult" followng. (Whch s a nce way of sayng not too many folks lsten to hs records.) Ths s really unfortunate because he may be the only "old tmer" not to go dsco. He producer beautful songs wth (beleve t or not) some socally redeemng values. For example, on Transcendence, n the song "I'm an Amercan Chld" (on a Nuclear Ple) he says: "Ths bludegeon of nsanty, power nto vanty, to make the son/i started comprehendng the begnnng of the endng of the human race." And on "Lament pur l'enfant Mort" you get the story of a dead chld through hs eyes. Lghter moments as well are reached on Transcendence. For example, on "Take It Easy" (not Jackson Browne's verson) he states beautfully "...We can do anythng n ths world f we )QOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOPOOC RUEBEN ROSENBER DEPT. STORE Values A College Budget Can Afford PAINTER PANTS ARMY FATIGUES WHITE & RLUE OVERALLS OPEN Mon.-Sat., S. Man St. Downtown Statesboro only try." Or on "Good Evenng Madam" we hear a muscal verson of meetng an old frend after much tme has passed. What I've been tryng to say s f you're tred of "Chc" Page 7, February 26, 1979 Pound, seated at rght. Unmagnable structures can be seen wth the electron mcroscope, says Dr. Olver of the bology department. Transcendence or Donna Summers-lke dsco musc and you enjoyed Crosby, Stlls, Nash & Young or any band who sang songs wth meanngful lyrcs, then you should lsten to Transcendence. But f you were satsfed wth "le freak" and the lyrcs to "Cheeseburger n Paradse." then ths s not for you. Next week Elvs Costello & the Armed Forces to start off the '79. releases. T T V V *» 468 S. Man St Statesboro, Ga. : WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28th; L. From 5 p.m. Untl Closng <Wth Ths Coupon Buy V Steak Sandwch Get One FREE! AAf A - AAAAAAAA '

9 yyyy/y/y/y/y/yyy/ Page 8, February 26, 1979 r FEATURES Humor wth Derek Smth Future best seller lst s out Yes, now you can buy t! At nvoce cost, drect from a black market wholesaler, acclamed by mllons, and worth every cent, t's Musc To Drool By! No home can afford to be wthout ths marvelous collecton of all tme favorte sounds to start the ole salva flowng. Not sold n any store because of dscount wholesale nterest rates taxaton, ths treasury for the mouth s somethng that the kds can keep n an attc trunk long after you have departed the bucket. You also receve a shockng new book whch s destned to ht the charts sometme, enttled The Hstory of the Electrc Blanket. Ths nformatve knowledge ndex (book) covers the development of lve voltage beddng from ts pre-art Lnkletter days, through the dark years of the Boer War, up untl the Malavas Brothers' revolutonary Electro-Cardo Blanket, destned for use n the space program's of tomorrow! Whew! If you don't want the salva treasury (whch ncludes sounds of people eatng varous rch foods) and f ants are your thng, then read on frends. Yes, you can own your own ant plantaton for pennes a day. Imagne, the Old South...There you are, on the veranda sppng a grasshopper. Before you, n the dewcovered sugar cube felds are hundreds of busy worker ants, laborng n the early mornng sun. Ready to do your bddng, they are at the mercy of your power. Where's the whp, Bonne Jean? Hours of fun for the entre famly, ages eght to eghty!! Ths set also comes wth a mnce a matc nsect dcer to do away wth unsghtly ants around your home. The Rhodesa versus The Vatcan boxng competton, lve from Tehran, wll contnue followng ths message. No, ths sn't just another book offer folks. Not only do you get a set of rubber steak knves, the perfect novelty gft, but ths unpublshed dary of well known reptle actor Webfoot Sacly wll fork just about anyone's tongue. The book, enttled "Sex Wth A Camel: One Hump Or Two?" s one that you won't want to mss. And for you adults that enjoy sttng n closet- CLICK! I sure hope that operator s standng by. PIZZA INN DAILY PIZZA BUFFET FAMILY NIGHT MON.-FRI. - 11:00-2:00 TUESDAY - 6:00-9:00 All The Pzza & Salad You Can Eat All The Pzza & Salad You Can Eat $249 $049 Chldren Under 8 - Vt Prce "We've got a feelng you're gonna lke us." CARRY OUT ( MILL GIVE YOUR FRIENDS A BARREL OF FUN K«ntudty fred (Mm Bcycles Contnued from p. 7 servce check-up wthn 30 days of purchase. To fnd a dealer wth a good servce record, check wth the local Better Busness Bureau. It can tell you how many consumer dsputes a busness has had snce January 1976 (the current reportng perod) and how the busness responded to them. Word of mouth s also a good ndcator. The 30-day servce checkup s mportant because after rdng a bke for a whle you fnd you want to have some mnor adjustments made to sut your partcular needs and rdng style. Once a dealer s found, buyng a bke that fts you physcally s the next step. "It s more mportant to have a bke that fts you rght rather than one made of exotc materals," Fsher says. A bke s the rght sze f you can comfortably straddle jon the horzontal frame bar wth both feet n low-heeled shoes on the ground and there s no more than an nch clearance between your crotch and the bar, says the Schwnn Bcycle Co. of Chcago, IL. The dealer can adjust the seat and handlebars n any drecton to fnd a proper pedalng poston. The proper poston s when you can st on your bke and place the ball of your foot on the pedal n the low poston whle only slghtly bendng your knee, accordng to Schwnn. The handlebars should be about the same heght as the seat, and at least two nches of the seat post and handlebar stem should reman nsde the frame to prevent them from over snappng off, says the Consumer Gude to Bcycles (Doubleday & Co. 1973). "The poston you have to assume to rde a bcycle wth turned down handlebars sn't really a natural one," Fscher ANTIQUE SHOPS ARE FUN YESTERYEARS FASHION Clothes From COMICS FOR THE COLLECTOR 20,000 In Stock SCIENCE FICTION & FANTASY For Sale GOOD USED FURNITURE For Your Apartment WE BUY & SELL alt If a$na Man Street (Antques t SoutV Man Sfroct fo **V Staosboro,. Georga says. "You should adapt to t slowly and be aware that you are adaptng to t." Fsher goes on to say that the weght of the bcycle s also an mportant factor when t comes to dstance bcyclng. Any excess weght, lke kckstands, can make a bg dfference. Generally, the hgher qualty the bke, the lghter t wll be. A more expensve model s made of lghter materals, and has lghter wheels and narrower, hgherpressure tres all of whch enables you to go faster wth less work, he says. Before takng a new bke home, you should road test the brakes and make sure the gears change smoothly. If you can't afford the prce of a new bcycle, a used one may be a good bet. "But you should know what you're dong," says Fscher. "You can get one that's worn out that wll wnd up costng you a lot." H- Used bkes are frequently advertsed n campus and local newspapers and on bulletn boards. Local polce departments often aucton off bkes that have been abandoned or stolen and left unclamed. EC0N0-WASH - SAVE 5* 30*/lb. Fluff Wash At Econo-Wash WEDNESDAY DRY CLEANING SPECIAL Brng n 3 Pars of Pants and Get 1 FREE! MONDAY-FRIDAY Corner of N. Zetterower and Hwy. 80 rf"spbt.

10 5 0 e 1 t r,1 r cutssfep For Sale FOR SALE: 13 ft. Camper Traler. Snk, oven range, ce box. Sleeps four. Very good condton. Mrrors and htch ncluded. $800. Call durng day or durng nght and ask for Bruce, or wrte L.B FOR SALE: J.C. Penny AM-FM stereo 8-track casette play record and turntable wth speakers. Excellent condton. $150 frm. Save $80 from catalog prce. Call or L.B FOR SALE: Save yourself $5. New scuba Pro Jet fns. $30. Notfy Tommy, LB (2-19) FOR SALE: Custom "200" amplfer system. Custom head output 100W RMS. Also two rolled and pleated column speakers (2-19) FOR SALE: Honda 175, $50. Garrard turntable, $15. Metal freplace, $100. Call (2-19) FOR SALE: Fender jazz electrc bass gutar. In good condton, $250. For more nformaton, wrte Davd, LB (2-19) FOR SALE: Rado Shack AM/FM cassette stereo recorder wth speakers. Excellent condton. $ Good system. Good buy. Contact , ask for Scott. (2-12) FOR SALE: Panasonc reel-reel, new head, fne condton $185; par speakers, walnut veneer, lke new, $119; brand-new Techncs 35W per channel stero ntergrated amp, $119 a STEAL. Call anytme, leave number. (2-12) FOR SALE: Free-standng Dansh-modern decorator freplace, red enamel, all fttngs ncluded. Call or leave number at (2-12) I FOR SALE: TI-30 calculator for $10. Compare wth bookstore prce I of $ Contact Dean Sparks, LB or call , Rm FOR SALE: Vvtar Seres 1 Macro-Zoom lens. Konca mount. Absolute mnt condton. Vvtar Skylght flter and lens shade ncluded. Prce: $250 frm (2-12) FOR SALE: Two ARC Australan Slky Terrers, Females, Bom 24 December. $200 each. If nterested wrte Slky Box 301, Sylvana, GA 30467, Gvng name and telephone number. (2-12), SERVICE: Englsh tutorng. For LtOSt (nd FOWtd credentals and nformaton, call Bstro Holds Byron at after 6 p.m(2-12) Pckn' Party LOST: An opal and damond pendant around Newton buldng or vcnty. Reward offered. Call or LB FOUND: A lades watch n the resdence hall parkng lot across from Foy, Mon., Feb. 12. Call to dentfy. LOST: A par of bnoculars at Homecomng concert Reward s offered for the return of the bncoulars (2-19) LOST: One Nke soccer shoe. Lost the nght of the Homecomng concert n the gym parkng lot. If found, please contact Alexander Wllams at WVGS or LB Reward. (2-19) LOST: In Bology Audtorum, and "Old-Tmer" pocket knfe wth a broken blade. Hghly sentmental. Please return t to Chrs: LB It was a gft from my father. (2-19) LOST: A gold, double weave serpentne bracelet. If found, please return to Brenda Rce LB 11758, Ollff 303, A Reward s offered. Thanks. (2-19) FOUND: Tenns racket n gym Frday nght, Jan. 26. Call to dentfy. (2-12) LOST: An old rose pn carved of vory. Please call Eleen, , or put n LB (2-12) Servces SERVICE: Prvate Spansh tutorng (2-19) Wanted WANTED: A pano player, experenced n classcal, folk, and pop musc to perform for one and a half hours durng the lunch hour at the Bstro restaurant. Salary negotable. Contact the management for detals. WANTED: Someone wth a metal detector to help me retreve a lost rng. Am wll ng to pay. Call (2-9) WANTED: Clean dog house. Call (2-19) Bookstore Has New Hours Begnnng Monday Feb. 26 the Bookstore wll be open Monday thru Frday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The Bookstore wll stll be glad to cash checks and the management apprecates student cooperaton. Drectores Have Arrved The student drectores for ths year have arrved and are avalable free of charge n Landrum or upstars and downstars n the Wllams Center. rot The Bstro wll hold ts second Pckn' Party Wednesday nght. Gerald Smth, who has appeared several tmes on "Hee Haw", wll host the party and headlne the show. The Bstro. nvtes any muscan who would be nterested n playng to contact the management for detals. Scholarshps Offered Georga State Unversty department of musc awards a lmted number of graduate assstantshps wth stpends of up to $1800 per year, subject to quarterly renewal. Graduate Opportunty Scholarshps n amounts of $5,000 per academc year are also avalable to mnorty graduate students pursung the Master of Musc degree who show evdence of superor academc ablty and achevement, enroll on a full tme bass (at least 10 credt hours per quarter), and meet Georga resdency requrements. Applcatons are due May 1 for consderaton for the followng September. Applcatons receved after May 1 wll be processed upon the age 9, February 26,1979 bass of avalable funds. To obtan applcatons, wrte the Graduate Secretary, Department of Musc, Georga State Unversty, Unversty Plaza, Atlanta, Georga 30303, or call (404) Readers Needed Please contact Mr. Ford Baley, drector of counselng center, located on the ground floor of the Wllams Center buldng, or telephone ' , f you are nterested n readng for a vsually handcapped student for ten or more hours a week. Some funds are avalable to pay for ths readng servce. n c m OFFICE SUPPLIES F&y Equpment Nownj Stak Rubber Sumf Lothcm Tme docks ^p BuwxwCar* UHa Copyng MOCMM PRINTING Sndma Weddng Announcements bvtatont \fj Snop-A-Pm Rejottr Form. ^^ Graphc Dejfen Smkt Amad bpm Books - Cards - Gfts Telephone So Sebald Street / Downtown Statesboro WANTED College junors t' work n the co-op program. Career opportuntes a alable n the Socal Securty Admnstraton. Immedate employment. Prefer majors n busness, psychology and socology. Contact Hazel Pocher, telephone BATESB0R0 REALTY 12 Sebald Street Statesboro, Ga BROKER Jones Lane SALES Elose Hart Ray Hendley Bob Lane Resdental, Commercal, Farmland. LUST, Whether t's a condomnum n Inglewood.., -- or a home n the suburbs, we can fll your Wlttl (JS needs,. Also rental apartments n Inglewood and Greenbrar. luiiiiijiiittllllllllllllllllmhiiiihiiiii Illllllllllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMnllllllllllllllMIIIIIIII»llllllllllll I a progressve alternatve Landrum Box Georga Southern College LIST OF WINTER 1979 PROGRAMS SUNDAY: 9:00 a.m.-street Level; 3:00 p.m.-fourth Tower of Inverness; 4:00 p.m.-chcago Symphony; 7:00 p.m.-student Affars; 12:00 mdnght-fourth Tower.,, a MONDAY: 6:15 p.m.-talkng About Musc: 6:45 p.m.-man & Molecules; 7:00 p.m.-a Way of Lfe; 7:30 p.m.-dutch Jazz Scene. TUESDAY: 8:30 a.m.-prvate Eye on Envronment; 6:15 p.m.- Accadema Monteverdana; 6:45 p.m.-unversty Almanac; 7:00 p.m.-unversty Theater. WEDNESDAY: 6:45 p.m.-man & Molecules; 7:00 p.m.-a Way of lfe; 7:30 p.m.-rado Smthsonan. THURSDAY: 2:30 p.m.-prvate Eye on the Envronment; 5:45 = p.m.-student Affars; 6:00 p.m.-ccc Mnutes; 6:15 p.m.-off The Wall; 7:00 p.m.-momma's Musc. ' S SATURDAY: 9:00 p.m.-dance Musc. MONDAY FRIDAY: 8:00 a.m.-tps on Flowers & Plants; 9:00 = a.m.-great Outdoors; 9:30 a.m.-fourth ToJ»sr; 12:30 p.m.- Sdetrack; 3:00 p.m.-fourth Tower; 11:00 p.m.-tonght on the Rado; 12:00 mdnght-fourth Tower. MONDAY-WEDNESDAY: 5:00 p.m.-artmusc. SlllllltMuHlMlHnnr; UNIVERSITY PLAZA BIGGEST INVENTORY OF ALBUMS. 8 TRACKS, CASSETTES & ACCESSORIES IN STATESBORO O "- a. O CHANDLER DAIRY ::. U E E N OASIS-SOUND AOVICE 1 TS1 l:.,s*l Campus I RD LANDRUM CENTER CUSTOM T SHIRTS MUSIC BOOKS BLANK TAPES HI Fl COMPONENTS FROM SOUND ADVICE

11 age 10, February 26, GSC Golf '79 could be a very good year The return of a veteran squad and the addton of some promsng newcomers provde an optmstc outlook for Georga Southern's 1979 golf fortunes. "We have more depth than any team I've had before," thrd year coach Buddy Alexander states, dependng on how some of our younger golfers play, we could have the best startng lneup n the school's hstory." Alexander's asserton s no dle boast. Two members off of last year's NCAA Tournament team return. Junor Pat Lynn and senor Bob Burk, who played at two and three last season, provde a sold foundaton for Alexander to buld upon. Junor Tommy Carlton s a transfer who s elgble ths year. Of the three, Alexander says: "They're a good nucleus to buld around." Burk was the runner-up n last year's Furman Invta- Presents THIS WEEK'S MOVIES WED. - 8:00 P.M. Free Move SUN. - 8:00 & 10:00 P.M. FRI. & SAT. - 9:00 P.M. tjfevvnr All Moves Shown In Bology Lecture Hall tonal and a quarter-fnalst n the 1978 U.S. Amateur. Carlton s a former runner-up n both the Eastern and Georga Amateurs, and advanced to the fourth round of last year's U.S. Amateur. Lynn, whle havng no tournament vctores, s a steady player who s consstently n contenton. Also back ths season s senor Toby Chapn, who played on GSC's 1977 NCAA Tournament team. He played n the 1978 U.S. Amateur also. Another senor, Doug Gregory, s back from last year's team. He played at sx and has valuable tournament experence. Freshman Jode Mudd made hs presence felt ths fall by fnshng second, thrd, and ffth n Southern's fall tournament schedule. The Lousvlle, Ky., natve was a Junor All-Amerca last year and wll play at no. one for GSC ths sprng. He was a quarter-fnalst n last year's Natonal Publc Lnks and also played at the 1978 USGA Amateur Champonshp. Other newcomers nclude freshman Paul Oglesby, the 1977 Southern Junor Champon, and junor college transfer Blly Harrs who has the potental to crack the' lneup. Alexander also noted that junors Marc Arnette and Jm Ragland are fully capable of seeng tournament acton ths sprng. "Wth Mudd jumpng n as our number one player, that certanly enhances our prospects for beng an NCAA contender," noted Alexander. Ths year the Eagles wll be gong for ther eghth straght NCAA Tournament bd. As for the teams that wll contend wth GSC for an NCAA bd, Alexander says: "Georga, Florda, Wake Forest, and fve other schools wll be our chef competton. Those are the ones we must beat n tournament play." Georga Southern wll make appearances at the followng tournaments: Gator Invtatonal, Feb ; Semnole Invtatonal, March 2-4; Palmetto Invtatonal, March 9-11; Pnehurst Invtatonal, March 13-15; Furman Intercollegate, March 22-24; Auburn Jr.-Sr., March 30-Aprl 1; Jacksonvlle Invtatonal, Aprl 13-15; and the Schenkel Intercollegate, Aprl Dscover Our "New Face" Skn Plan And Your Gleamng Crystal-Look Bonus: Our cut crystal-look tssue box, $4.00 wth any Merle Norman cosmetc purchase of $6.50 or more. Try our exquste plan for a slken, more radant "'New Face"... Merle Norman's '"Three Steps to Beauty" comes encased n our clearly beautful tssue box. Three smple steps let you feel new beauty n your skn. Step One: Our Cleansng Cream s for rch mosture freshness. Next, Step Two: Mracol for ntense cleanng and a refned look. Next. Step Three: Translucent Powder Base gves your refreshed skn satny protecton aganst the elements. Do hurry. Ths offer s good wth ths coupon whle supples last. merle normm The Place for the Custom Face MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIO College Plaza Statesboro, Ga Phor.e SPORTS Kappa Sgs on top By DAN PIPPINGER Acton last week found Kappa Sgma at the top place n fraternty league play wth a 9-0 record. The Kappa Sgma team has pretty good heght and a good reboundng force. They wll be a tough team to beat gong nto the fnals. The only other teams stll n competton aganst Kappa Sgma n that league are Sgma Ch 7-1 and Kappa Alpha Ps 6-2. In men's ndependent league A, the Stooges, as expected, are leadng the pack wth an 8-0 mark. The Spolers are hangng on. strong at 7-1. In league B, Afro-Amercan No. 1 are n frst place as they have won eght wthout a setback. League A W L Stooges 8 0 The Cheese 1 6 Afro-Amercans #224 Rp Jont 3 4 Brew Crew 1 5 BSU 4 5 Sgma Pub 6 1 Hackers 5 1 Spolers 7 1 Natural Ltes 3 4 Delta Sgma P 0 6 Hops 6 1 Suds and Buds 2 6 League B WL New York Lfe 5 2 Afro-Amercans #18 0 Goose Necks 5 4 Fry Cons 2 6 Hoops 'ers 7 l Halfbreads 4 4 Ph Mu Alpha 1 6 Rff Raffs 7 1 Falcons 4 5 The Irsh 3 4 Runnng Rebs 3 5 NW Mutual Lfe 1 7 Boonesfarm 0 8 League S W L Delta Zeta 3 2 Alpha X Delta 2 4 The 76'ers and Rff Raffs 1 are ted for second as both are 7-1. In women's league play, the Supersoncs and Johnson A-sde are competng for a frst place berth as nether has lost a game n seven attempts. Hendrcke and New York Lfe are n second wth 6-1 records. Sororty acton after last week found both Alph. 1 Delta P and Kappa Delta locked n a te for frst place n ther league at 5-0. Last week's acton also ncluded a free throw contest between all teams n each league. The 1979 free throw champons are the 76'ers and Alpha Delta P. Zeta Tau Alpha 2 3 PhMu 1 4 Alpha Delta P 5 0 Kappa Delta 5 0 Ch Omega 0 5 LeagueF W L Sgma Ch 7 1 Delta Ch 1 7 Kappa Alpha Ps 6 2 Tau Kappa Epslon 0 8 Delta Tau Delta 2 7 Ph Delta Theta 5 3 Alpha Tau Omega 5 3 Kappa Alpha 3 6 Sgma Nu 2 6 Sgma P 5 4 P Kappa Ph 5 4 Kappa Sgma 9 0 Sgma Ph Epslon 4 4 League W W L Supersoncs 7 0 Hendrck 6 1 Blue Nuns 1 7 Wndsor Wldcats 0 7 Johnson-B 4 3 New York Lfe 6 1 New York Lfe 6 1 Johnson-A 7 0 Ollff 2 5 Veazey 3 5 Peanuts Gang 1 7 BSU 3 4 ft

12 Page 11, February 26, Men's Tenns Schedule The Georga Southern men's tenns team wll play 13 home matches ths season. Included are Kentucky, South Carolna, Mercer, Armstrong and Appalachan State. DATE & OPPONENTS Feb at Armstrong State Feb. 22 at Valdosta Feb. 23 at Jacksonvlle Feb. 24 at Flagler Feb. 25 at Daytona Beach Feb, 26 at Florda Tech. Mar. 2 Charleston Mar. 8 NC at Wlmngton Mar. 11 Appalachan State Mar. 12 Garner Webb Mar. 13 at Duke Mar. 22 at Georga Mar. 23 St. Francs Mar. 24 Kentucky Mar. 25 Presbyteran Mar. 29 at Mercer Mar. 30 at Georga Tech. Mar. 31 at Emory Mar. 31 at Georga State Apr. 1 Jacksonvlle Apr. 4 at Auburn Apr. 5-8 at Rome Tournament Apr. 9 Mercer Apr. 10 Armstrong Apr. 11 A.B.A.C. Apr. 12 South Carolna Apr. 13 Central Florda Apr. 15 Flagler Apr. 18 at Charleston Apr. 19 at Ctadel Apr at Ga. Intercollegate Stallngs nstructs players on baseball bascs. GEORGIA SOUTHERN COLLEGE 1979 EAGLE BASEBALL SCHEDULE Baseball's DATE March 2 March 3 March 4 March 6 March 7 March 10 March 10 March 11 March 12 March 14 March 18 ' March 20 March 21 March 21 March 22 March 23 March 24 March 25 March 26 March 27 March 28 March 30 March 31 Aprl 1 Aprl 4 Aprl 6 Aprl 7 Aprl 8 Aprl 9 Aprl 12 Aprl 13 Aprl 14 Aprl 15 Aprl 16 Aprl 17 ' Aprl 18 Aprl 19 Aprl 20 Aprl 21 Aprl 22 Aprl 24 Aprl 25 y Aprl 26 e Aprl 28 e Aprl 29 Mav 1 e e May l (V May 5 t May 6 e) May 7 TEAM Campbell Campbell Old Domnon (2) West Vrgna West Vrgna Western Kentucky Catholc Unversty SITE & TIME Statesboro 3:00 Statesboro 2:00 Statesboro 2:00 Statesboro 3:00 Statesboro 3:00 Statesboro 1:00 Statesboro 3:30 Catholc Unversty Statesboro 2:00 George Mason Unversty Statesboro 2:00 George Mason Unversty (2) Statesboro 2:00 Brockport (2) Statesboro 2:00 Fla. Internatonal Mam, Fla *..'. 2:00 Bowlng Green Mam, Fla 12:00 Fla. Internatonal Mam, Fla 3:00 Unversty Mam Mam, Fla 7:30 Unversty Mam Mam, Fla 7:30 Jacksonvlle Unversty Jacksonvlle, Fla 4:00 Jacksonvlle Unversty (2) Jacksonvlle, Fla 1:00 Lehgh Unversty Statesboro 7:30 Lehgh Unversty Statesboro 3:00 Armstrong State (2) Statesboro 6:00 Baptst College Charleston, SC 3:00 Baptst College Charleston, SC 2:00 Valdosta State (2) Statesboro 2:00 Unversty of Georga Statesboro 3:00 Howard Unversty.. Statesboro 7:30 South Carolna. Columba 7:30 South Carolna. Columba 7:00 Mercer-Macon. Statesboro 7:30 Stetson (2) Statesboro 3:00-7:30 Stetson. Statesboro 7:30 Florda State Statesboro 7:30 Florda State (2) Nagara Unversty Mercer-Macon Nagara Unversty South Carolna South Carolna Clemson Unversty Clemson, SC Statesboro 2:00 Statesboro 7:30 Macon... 3:00 Statesboro 3:00 Statesboro 7:30 Statesboro 3:00 2:00 2:00 Clemson Unversty (2) Clemson, SC Jacksonvlle Statesboro 7:30 Jacksonvlle Statesboro 3:00 Coastal Carolna (2) Statesboro 6:00 Mercer-Atlanta (2) Atlanta, GA 1:00 Armstrong State Savannah, GA 1:30 Baptst College Statesboro 7:30 Baptst College Statesboro 3:00 Florda State Tallahassee, Ha 5:00 Florda State Tallahassee, Fla 2:00 Columbus College (2) Columbus 2:00 n the ar Now n the fourth week of pre-season practce, Georga Southern College baseball coach Jack Stallngs s satsfed wth hs team's progress as t prepares for a March 2 opener wth Campbell College. The Eagles wll open ther 62-game schedule wth Campbell that Frday afternoon at Eagle Feld at 3 p.m. "I'm pretty pleased wth the progress so far," says the. veteran coach who attaned hs 500th collegate coachng vctory last season. "Our defense has looked good, but I expected that. Our defense was good last season," he stressed. "I thnk t wll be exceptonal ths, year." Stallngs noted that the* team was stll contnung to work on ndvdual sklls and fundamentals, and had just started takng battng practce ths week. When asked t why the Eagles had gone two weeks wthout battng practce, he repled: "There's two reasons for t. Frst, our ptchers aren't n shape to throw battng practce that early, and second, f you ht from the begnnng t takes away from work on fundamentals. Georga Southern also returns the nucleus of ts ptchng staff whch, as a group, compled a 2.78 earned run average n "Our ptchng has looked good," he contnued. "I expect that, though. We've got most of the guys back from last year's staff." NOW OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK! NEW HOURS ; WEEKDAYS: 7 am-1 pm j WEEKENDS: 1 pm-1 am Cheek Out The Game Room ALL NEW GAMES L A H S P A C E DOWNSTAIRS-WILLIAMS CENTER

13 -Oe 10. February 9f 1Q7Q. Fage 12, February 26, 1979 GSC loses 4 more By BOBBY SMELLEY The Georga Southern College basketball team contnues to fnd tself n the mdst of hard tmes as the team's losng streak ran to a record-settng 11 games MERCER 87 GSC~78 The Mercer Bears overcame an early defct to defeat Georga Southern for the second tme ths season, ths tme n the Hanner Feldhouse by an score. GSC bult a 12-2 lead early n the contest but Mercer returned the favor, outscorng the Eagles 12-2 to te the game at 14. The Bea^s went ahead and never traled agan, buldng a lead of as much as 14 ponts n the second half. Kevn Anderson led the scorng for GSC wth 26 ponts. Regge Cofer had 14 whle John Fowler added 10. WAKE FOREST 77 GSC 69 GSC flrted wth an upset for a large porton of the contest before succumbng to the Deacons of Wake Forest, The frst half was close all the way as Wake Forest's bggest lead was by a fve pont margn. Just before the half 'Georga Southern went ahead but Wake managed a fnal basket leavng the two teams ted at ntermsson. In the second half the Eagles went ahead on a Kevn Anderson foul shot but the Deacons then ran off eght straght ponts and GSC was never closer than fve after that. Kevn Anderson led all scorers wth 21 ponts whle John Fowler had 15 and Steve Taylor 13. VIRGINIA TECH 104 GSC 84 Vrgna Tech placed fve people n double fgures whle runnng~away from Georga Southern, In the frst half, tralng 40-26, GSC tred to make a run at the Gobblers as the as the Eagles closed the score to Before the half, however, Vrgna Tech had gone back up by sx, In the fnal perod, wth the score 52-48, Vrgna Tech outscored the Eagles 20-3 over the next seven mnutes of the contest to put the game away. Regge Cofer led the Eagles n scorng wth 21 ponts, Kevn Anderson had 17, Matt Smpkns 12, and Phl Lesure 10. NE LOUISIANA 82 GSC 70 The Northeast Lousana Indans, who crushed GSC by 42 ponts earler n the season, had to battle the Eagles n a tghtly fought contest before takng an vctory. After fallng behnd by as much as 11 ponts n the frst half, GSC managed to get wthn one or two ponts of the Indans several tmes n the second half but never could get the go-ahead baslet. Wth NLU up by a score the Indans ran off sx unanswered ponts and the Eagles were never able to recover. Matt Smpkns led GSC wth 19 ponts, Kevn Anderson had 17, and John Fowler added 14. Tm James on the defensve. The GSC 1979 Golf Team. Front row,l-r, are Paul Oglesby, Pat Lynn, Toby Chapn, Doug Gregory, and Hal Parsons. Standng,l-r, Buddy Alexander, Blly Harrs, Jm Ragland, A. J. Duncan, Tom Carlton, Marc Arnette and Bob Burk. Not pctured s Jode Mudd. Golfers fnsh second n frst By FRED BANKSTON If fnshng second n ther frst tournament s any ndcator of thngs to come, then golf foes of GSC had better be prepared. Host Unversty of Florda won the recent February tournament. "They were the favortes and are probably the strongest team n the southeast," Coach Buddy Alexander sad. "To go down there and play that closely on ther home course was a good task for us." The Eagles fnshed the tournament at one under par three strokes back of Florda. North Carolna was thrd, followed by Oho State, Florda State, and the Unversty of Georga. "Most all good teams from the southeast were there except Wake Forest," Alexander sad. "Play was really close durng the frst day. North Carolna led by one stroke over GSC and Florda by fve over Alabama. "Durng the second round,, GSC led by a shot over Florda and Oho State. Georga was four back. It was lke sx teams vyng for the champonshp,"alexander sad. Georga Southern was led by Jode Mudd's 210 (par 213) that earned hm fourth place. Marc Arnette shot 212 and ted for ffth. Teammate Tom Carlton's 214 ted hm for 11th. He shot a 67 the fnal round. "We were a lttle dsapponted about the way we played ths fall," Alexander sad. "We knew we were a better team. Ths tournament was an ndcator of our play ths year. Mudd and Carlton are a good 1-2 combnaton." ' Ths year's team s hard to explan, Alexander sad. "We're knd of young, but there's experence too. Our man asset s depth and we have a good bt of t. Better Women's Basketball teams have better second teams as well. It keeps the starters workng. "We have a lttle better players ths season than last year. There are more guys capable of breakng par." Guys, he sad, lke freshman Jode Mudd and numbers two and three returnees Bob Burk and Pat Lynn. Ths past tournament at; Florda was one of fve desgnated tournaments ) used as crtera by the NCAA» n selectng teams for postseason play. "After one tournament, we're n excellent shape fo j another NCAA bd,"; Alexander sad. "Nothng comes as good! as a vctory," but a second -, place fnsh wth tough competton s almost as good," Alexander sad. 'Best effort* ends season By STEVE BRUNNER Southern's Lady Eagles closed out ther regularseason play wth an loss to Valdosta State, a team GSC head coach Lnda Crowder calls "the best n the state." The game was a far cry from the setback the lades suffered last tme the two teams met, as Southern came back from a 17-pont defct to narrow the gap. "Ths game was our best effort of the year," sad Crowder, "we fnally convnced some people that we can play excellent basketball.". The Lady Eagles slowed the Balzers fast-paced game and played excellent defense, even after Mtz Tmmons and Ter Houston both got n" foul trouble. Debra Lnebarger paced the offense wth 22 ponts. "What hurt us was reboundng," Crowder sad. "They had too many uncontested second and thrd shots. "The game really sets the stage for the state tourna- ment," she added. "The grls are confdent and wll play ntense basketball aganst Mercer n the frst round." Referrng to the Mercer game on Feb. 22, Crowder predcted that "the game wll not be decded by more than fve ponts." 1979 Women's Tenns Schedule. DATE & OPPONENTS Mar at Jacksonvlle Mar. 7 James Madson Mar at Columbus College Mar. 10 Valdosta State Mar. 23 Armstrong State Mar. 24 Valdosta State Mar. 29 Stetson Unversty Apr. 3 Georga College Apr. 4 Mercer Unversty Apr. 5 at College of Charleston Apr. 11. at Jacksonvlle Unversty Apr. 13, 14 at Columbus College Shorter College Berry College Apr. 18 Unversty of Georga Apr. 20, 21 at Emor 1 Uftverstjf? Armstrong Sta$! Brenau Colleg Apr. 22 at Georga Sta; H Apr. 24 Flagler Collej fj j Apr Large College AIA Tourname (GSC, GA, Mercer, GA Stat