It's It's

Your
Right
To
Know
September 28,1973
Lyceum Offerings
Lectures on the problems
inherent in overpopulaltion, poor
nutrition, and the imbalances of
the national economy will be
among the offerings of the
Georgia College Lyceum Series
during the coming academic year
at the Milledgeville institution of
higher learning.
Also to be offered will be
concerts by the Morehouse
College Glee Club and the Timm
Woodwind Quintet of Louisiana
State University.
The series of cultural programs
is open to the public without
charge.
A lecture entitled "The En-
vironmental Crisis: Is It Real?"
by Dr. Wayne H. Davis, a human
ecologist at the University of
Kentucky, will open the program
series on Thursday, October 11.
Dr. Davis attracted national
attention recently by stating that
there will be fewer people in the
world in 2,000 than there are
today and that this nation has
overemphasized the importance
of food production.
An article in the New Republic
evoked editorial coniment from a
number of national news analysts
and his theories have been the
subject of editorials and columns
in such newspapers as the Wall
Street Journal and the San
Francisco Chronicle.
The Timm Woodwind Quintet
will be the Lyceum Committee's
offering OP Thursday, November
Our
TiHE OLONNADE Duty
To
Inform
Georgia College, Milledgeville, Georgia Volume 50, Issue 1
Inside This Week:
Pix Of Choir Tour
Britt Heads New Department
Dr. John A. Britt, Jr., a that important for every young
1. Quintet members play the member of the education man or woman."
French horn, oboe, bassoon, department faculty at Georgia As he approaches special study
flute, and clarinet and have been College since 1963, has been programs at GC "as positively as
highly praised by critics who note named chairman of a new possible," Dr. Britt plans to
particularly their unity of style department at the college—the administer placement tests in
and purpose. department of special studies and such a way that the results "will
The Morehouse College Glee programs. place students in special classes
Club will come to GC on Wed- In his new capacity. Dr. Britt geared for their particular
nesday, January 16, to present will have administrative needs."
selections by the full men's responsibilitiy for the Rising Personal and academic con-
chorus, several soloists, and a Junior Testing program at GC. siderations are given every
quartet. Special studies programs, until student admitted to the special
The Atlanta musical group has recently under the aegis of the studies program which includes
performed in Africa on a tour education department, will no courses in mathematics, reading,
sponsored by the U.S. State longer be on a compulsory year- English and speech, and a course
Department and was one of the long basis, according to the new entitled sociological com-
three choral groups in the U.S. to department chairman. munication (methods of dealing
participate in the Second In- "No longer will students be with ideas in a free and
ternational Choral FeWival at locked into a program for a full unrestricted way.)
Lincoln Center in New York. Mr. BiUick year unless he needs a longer Dr. Britt, who hopes to have a
Louis Rukeyser, the American 'Fearless Leader" exposure to its benefits," he says graduate assistant working with
Broadcasting Company's in outlining plans for greater him when the program really
economic news editor will speakClub for outstanding reporting. flexibility. gets going in the fall, now uses
at the college on the topic "The Dr. Jean Mayer, a nutritionist "With the new, broader members of the education,
World and Your Money" on at Harvard University, will speak program, a student who eler' to sociology, mathematics, and
Tuesday, February 5, His on Monday, April 1, on the topic participate can begin a English and speech departments
"Rukeyser's World" is aired "U.S. Nutrition Policies in the curriculum of special studies in to teach courses in the
every . weekday v. on ABC Seventies." the fall quarter but shift out of the curriculum.
radio, and his "Wall Street Now a professor of nutrition at program into an advisement The GC educator, who is also a
Week" is seen weekly on the Harvard and a member of the situation the quarter after he professor of education t the
national public television net-Center for Population Studies completes his skill work. college, is a native of Mobile,
work. there. Dr. Mayer. was once a Dr. Britt feels that proper Ala., and a graduate of Troy
Rukeyser formerly headed special consultant to the guidance' is an extremely im- State, Florida State, and Auburn
ABC's news bureau in London, President and the organizer of portant factor in getting students Univeristies. Beofre coming to
served as ABC's Paris the First White House Conference in the right niche and feels that GC, he taught at Jinks Junior
correspondent, and reported on Food, Nutrition, and Health. encouraging a student beyond his High School in Panama City, Fla.
Asian news for the Baltimore Sun
He led a technical mission to limitations is often a mistake. and at Shorter College in Rome.
papers. Biafra in Nigeria in 1969 to "Some students should not The establishment of Britt's
He has won Emmy and alleviate food and health even attempt college," he notes. new department was approved
Peabody Awards and has been problems when Biafra attempted "A college education isn't really recently by the University
to secede from Nigeria.
cited twice by the Overseas Press every student's cup of tea, and System of Georgia's Board of
He has published more than 500 maybe a degree isn't really all Regents.
papers and books in the field of

Deal Goes National nutrition, food intake, and

human obesity.
All programs will be presented
Tables Turned/
Dr. Therry N, Deal, chairman of the home economics department at 8 p.m. in Russell Auditorium
at Georgia College, has been elected to a four-year term on the 12- on the GC campus. Teachers Take Tests
member governing board of the National Association for Education these examinations will give
The National Teacher
of Young Children. "McKOON?" Examinations will be ad- prospective teachers in this area
The Association acts on behalf of the needs and rights of young an opportunity to compare their
children, with its primary focus on the provision of educational This Saturday, September 29, ministered on November 10 at the
Georgia College test center, performance on the
services and resources. In implementing this goal, the Washington- Georgia College students will be examinations with candidates
based agency tries to increase the competence of all persons working entertained by McKoon from according to Elizabeth Hoke,
testing supervisor and counselor. throughout the country who take
with young children, develop "position statements" on issues or Atlanta. The dance will be held in the tests. >
areas of critical concern, and assist individuals and groups to the Student Union from 8:00- Those taking the tests will
become more effective in influencing and accomplishing legislation 12:00. Students with ID will be include a large number of College Last year approximately
related to the total well-being of children. charged $1.00, guests $2.00 seniors preparing to teach and 110,000 candidates took the
McKoon, one of the preferred teachers applying for cer- examinations which are designed
The Association also disseminates information about pending to assess cognitive knowledge
Federal legislation and interprets issues and alternatives involved, groups of Atlanta, will play top tification, licensure, or those
"40" Sunday, following the seeking positions in school and understanding in
and serves as a public information agency in an attempt to provide professional education, general
for every child the very best beginning in life. dance, the group will travel to systems which encourage or
require the NTE. education and subject-field
.Dr. Deal has served as state president of the Georgia Association Charleston, South Carolina to do specialization. The
on Young Children and is an honorary member of the Georgia Pre- a showcase for the National In addition, the designation of
school Association. Entertainment Conference. the college as a test center for examinations, which are
preapred and administered by
Educational Testing Service of
Callaway Professor Senate Elections Princeton, N.J., are limited to
assessment of those aspects of
teacher education that are
Dr. William I. Hair has been On October 9,1973 there will be a Student Senate Election held to validly and reliably measured by
ment at LSU. elect the Student Senate for Georgia College for the Fall, Winter, and
chosen by the History Departmet Dr. Hair has also served in the well constructed paper-and-
to be the new Fuller E. Callaway Spring quarters 1973-74. The petitioning for candidacy started on pencil tests.
field of journalism. While September 25, and will end on October 1, 1973. Petitions maybe
Professor of Southern History. A working on an undergraduate Information bulletins
pickedup and filled out in the lobby dovvn stairs in the College Union describing registration
native of Louisiana, Dr. Hair is degree in journalism, he served any time during the regular operating hours of the CoUelge Union.
certainly well-qualified for his as the managing editor of the procedures and containing
Districts from which Senators will be elected are: (1) All dorms, registration forms as well as
new position. His teaching career LSU newspaper. Today's each dorm is a separate district (2) All Day Students are one district.
includes time spent in teaching Revcilic, and prior to receiving sample test questions may be
A meeting of all candidates will be held on October 2,1973. Notices to obtained from the GC Graduate
Louisiana history at LSU and 16 his Ph. D. in history from LSU, time and place will be posted on the bulletin board next to'the desk in
years at FSU where he taught Dr. Hair edited the magazine for the lobby of the College Union. Studies office in Parks Hall,
South and American history and the Louisiana Press Association. Room 207 or directly from the
Western Civilization. In 1971, Dr. Here at GC, Dr. Hair will be National Teacher Examinations,
Ronald L. Purcell Educational Testing Service, Box
Hair was named Outstanding teaching Southern and American Chairman—Elections Commission
Teacher in the History Depart- History. 911, Princeton, N;J. 08540.
 PAGE 2
The old man's hollow eyes
searched these newcomers with
undisguised haughtiness and
suspicion. He held his ancient
head eternally aloof, his body
still retaining a miraculous,
youthful gracefulness. His
visage was roughened and worn
by thousands of spring rains and
winter snows, yet still there was
quiet dignity there. Suddenly, the
newcomers were surrounding
him, imprisoning him with
chains, brutally taking him from
the earth, the land that had
forever been his home . . .
"You know," the elderly
professor sighed, "it is startling,
how these ancient statues can
remain so lifelike after centuries
of abuse by the elements. It's
almost as if. . . well, as if their
creators had given them some
sort of soul!" And again he
sighed and prepared to follow his
latest acquisition back to the
museum.
Apologia
Because of the insurmountable
complexities of laying out a page
such as this, it is often un-
fortunately necessary to do some
editing. This is not so much the
case with prose as with poetry.
Generally a line of over five
words must be divided in some
way or else the poem, when
printed, will take up twice as
much room as a poem with
shorter lines. However, if you
strenuously object to having your
poem tampered with in any way,
please include a note to that ef-
fect with your contribution, and
the staff will try to include the
work exactly as written.
Thank you
Fred Green
For Freshmen Only!!
Dear Freshmen,
Have you got "Campus Con-
fusion" yet? It's really been
going around these past two
weeks! Yes, you know what I
mean! It seems that no one, that
has ever been here, or been here
very long can easily And Herty
Auditorium or the Ennis
Building. I know exactly what
you're going through. It takes a
while to find Herty Auditorium,
and the dearly beloved Ennis
Building! Any other building for
that matter, but after you've
found that particular building,
you can't lose it!
Bye for now!
Jay-J.
P.S. If you have a problem and
need advice send it to me by
Tues. for the Jay-J. column. My
address is: Jay-J., c-o The
Colonnade, P. 0. Box 852, Ga.
College, Milledgeville, Ga.
GET
INVOLVED!
Don't Ever Let Life
Get You Down
Don't ever let life get you down
Just stop for a minute and take a
look around
Remember there's someone
willing to share
Something that others would not
dare.
It might be love you never know
So don't let your feet get you
going down
If you start feeling lonely it will be something more than a Please somebody-
remember I'm here
There's one thing I can be and seems dry and pompous. We
that's really dear
I'd give you my heart if only an innovative open forum for I was there.
you'd take it
You see my friend I just think we ticipation, a page devoted to the Now we're together.
could make it
That's why I'm barely noticeable feelings, expressed through
When you come to see.
Just what's happening and articles, or short stories. All With you.
what's gonna be
I could picture you sitting near
me
look for excitement;
That could be
That's when I'd tell myself to get
away from you
I'd lock myself in my car
Hoping to see you soon but if I did Besides the student con- go?
it might even be on summers full tributions (which we hope will When my problems are gone.
moon.
in love with you
I cannot say I'm sorry for falling literature today. For example, a Should I seek new friendships and
But I can say I'm sorry for not the recent Supreme Court ob- Should I be myself—humble and
knowing what to do.
Maybe someone will be kind and terviews with people on our
try to help me out
Until the time comes I'll have a arts are also on the agenda. With
very big doubt.
Until I write again may my love beginning for 1973-74 here at
stay within your heart.
Peggy Lowrence
Ask Jay-J.
Dear Jay-J.,
Being a transfer student, I have
more problems than the average
freshman. First and most
prominent is my suite mates. I
haven't been able to meet them
because I haven't been able to get
to the room. Adjoining the two
rooms is only one bathroom. I
have only been able to go into this
"sacred room" after 2:00 a.m. in
the morning. I say sacred for it
has to be something pretty
special to stay in there so long!!
How does one politely ask the
person to hurry up?
Secondly, everyone assumes I
know everything since I'm not a
freshman. I don't like to confess
to being a transfer. What is the
In the whole New Testament,
there appears but a solitary
figure worthy of honor: Pilate,
the Roman Viceroy .. .The noble
scorn of a Roman, before whom
the "truth" was shamelessly
mishandled, enriched the New
Testament with the only saying in
it that has any value—"What is
truth?"
NIETZSCHE
THE COLONNADE SEPTEMBER M^J973 .&r. "5::;«;.
SEPTEMBER 28, 1973 THE COLONNADE
PAGE 3
The Cam pout Revenge i Met A Boy From Ohio
I picture you alone,
asleep—dreaming
I picture you walking
down through my yard,
you took my hand,
I had a vision,
I held you in my arms.
I saw blood,
I met a boy from Ohio, ^
Oh—it was a week or so ago.
I met him on a Monday Night,
Only for a week's small flight.
Tour Pix: Spring break 1973 saw the GC New York. The pictures on this plotting and scheming how to
Mixed Chorus, Women's Chorus, page record many facts of that raise money for another tour-
and Aeolian Singers bound for trip. Well, they're at it again, this time to Europe Read On'
Trickling from your heart
then gave me a kiss. He was friendly and fun.
I saw a tear, But we were both kind of dumb.
I loved you, Trickling from my cheek. I'd known him for a week.
no—no more. But I'd soon have to seek.
I saw your dad,
I picture you awakening, I saw your mom. Then a week had endedv .
hstening Now all I can do is send it,
then you smiled. She was crying Send my love in a single letter.
Why-Why? Wishing it were better.-
There I was
Perhaps even trying to scare . I loved you,
Now I hope for a yet smaller
flight,
you! I still do. A flight not only on a Monday
night.
No, never—We're just good I saw blood One that will take me to you,
friends. Trickling from my heart. Because you love me too.
Chorale's'pre-performance wam-ipfaiVlrgioia.
P.L. I saw my dad,
Peggy Lowrence
I saw my mom.
Greetings And
She was crying too.
Other Business I had died for you.
Dr. Johnson Knows Best
What is "Strands"? Hopefully,
>m
literary page, a name that often Revenge his death. One of the most famous in the Pulpit and organ of Methodist Church in Pennsylvania.
long, illustrious line of literary
hope "Strands" will prove to be I saw it all, organizations was the "Literary
student expression and par- Club" of 18th century London,
which included such notable men
individual and his thoughts and Together again. as James Boswell, Edmund
Burke, and Oliver Goldsmith,
and Samuel Johnson, who was its
poetry, essays, book reviews, I have died for you.
leader. The irascible Dr.
Johnson would have been happy
students contributions are
greatly welcomed and urgently Now we're together alone. to know that Georgia College has
its own "Literary Club"—the
needed—the success or failure of Alone in eternity.
the page largely depends on Literary Guild. The Guild is an
organization for all students
active student participation. What Then? interested in literature—not
Please send all contributions,
signed or initialed to Fred Green, Happiness, I do not know exclusively for English majors, The Met, NYC.
but all students who want to
Box 852. Should my troubles and anxieties
become more involved in the
literary arts. The Guild in the
^ :
past has sponsored a variety of
swamp us), "Strands" also plans What then should I seek?
to present various articles on Should I go on in life as I am ?
activities, from fondue dinners to
movie analysis sessions. The
flrst meeting will be held soon, so
European Dialogue, Part 1
series of articles on the effects of be a friend to all?.
watch for announcements, and
come prepared to "experience" LP.—Interested Person to pay for this trip with — LP. : You guys are something
scenity ruling is planned. In- meek? with the Literary Guild! CM.—Choir Member "Pennies From Heaven?"
else. Do you think that "With a
What path of life should I take? CM.: No dummy, we're going Little Bit of Luck" I can join the
campus involved in the creative The answer is, happiness—inner to raise the money through choir?
your interest and participation
peace with myself and my God. COLONNADE I.P.: Say, what's it all about projects. CM.: Sure, no problem. We've
By J. Williamson Alfie? LP.: Projects! Why you'd have got plenty of room and we'd love
this should be an exciting CM.: The choir is going to to sell everything including your to have you. You must excuse
Georgia College! WANTED: Needs You! Europe this year. What do you mother! me, I must be going.
think about that? CM.: We can do'it. Why just LP.: Hey, wait, where are you
Fred Green Want Ads! HELP LP.: "Promises, Promises." the other day Mr. Bittick told us,
CM.: Yeah, well that's not "Oh, I believe in you."
rushing off to?
CM.; "I'm leaving on a jet
what Mr. Bittick says. LP.: What do the kids in the plane."
best method for fooling However, if this does not succeed, Watch Out For Virginia Woolf! LP. What's his story? choir say about all of this? LP.: But what about next year,
everybody? the local Handy Andy carries an
Sincerely abundant supply of Hefty Bags
The Georgia College Theatre,
under the direction of J. Dalton
"That tasted suspiciously
like GC cafeteria and fare."
CM.: "Go while the going is
good, knowing when to leave CM.: "I have confidence in how will you top Europe?
confidence alone, besides which CM.: Oh but "We've Only Just
Z.W.Z. with new zip-lock top. As for your Eddleman, is tentatively plan- may be the smartest thing that Begun." Besides I overheard Mr.
second problem, read the book ning a production of Edward anyone can ever learn." you see, I have confidence, in
Bittick is talking to the travel
Dear Perplexed, Sex on the College Campus, Albee's hard-hitting play, Who's LP. Ok Okay, Okay. When are me!" agent about next year's tour.
My answer to your problem which is available in the school's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Watch you leaving? LP.: Just what do you hope to
accomplish with this trip? LP.: What did you hear him
would be to ask your suite-mates book store. If you know that, for an Announcement of the try- CM.: "If ever I would leave say?
to please consider others' needs. nobody will care about the rest.
out date! here, it has to be in springtime." C.M.: "We'd like to teach the CM.: I'm not sure but it
• LP.: How are you travehng? world to sing".
sounded like he was asking the
CM.: "Airplanes for sale or LP.: That's a nice idea but the guy to "Fly Me To The
rent, seat to let $.50" (give or who's to say that the Europeans
Moon." See ya around.
take a few dollars). will like your singing?
LP.: Just what do you propose CM.: "I believe in Music"
Tom Dungan
IVIE HEAk& THE
Oi the few.
Interested?
Are You Sure?
YEA, Bur AT AU^/
Contact: Mr. Bittick-Music
AT LEAST My Building; Liza Garland-Adams
Dorm; Judy Harrell-Bell Dorm;
Marilyn Foster-Bell Dorm; V*ilrv»^,.,
Cathy 0'Dillon-Bell Dorm;
Doraine Reynolds-Wells Dorm;
Eve Warren-D Sanford Dorm;
Linda Keene-Napier Dorm;
Floyd Crouch-Napier Dorm;
Barry Bissonett-Napier Dorm;
AIAPIEK eiVES STOOE^lTs A coLo^^^ W^^^^^
Walter Young-Colonnade office
or Napier Dorm; Tom Dungan-
Anywhere on campus. Bonnie Johnson, without whom no tour would be complete, plumb
Truckin' in Washington. tuckered out after a long journey.
*"JI4KCl*'i"*''>:i'-:.jl •;'•'. i>l-'.'i > ».'*v»V.»r*i;v.
 PAGE 4
Is CUP Your
CupOf Tea?
Interested in what goes on in
your spare tinne? If you are (and
who isn't), you'll be interested in
knowing just exactly what the
CUP Committee is all about.
CUP, actually College Union
Program, is a group fo students
whose duties include planning,
promoting and conducting any
li' and all programs taking place in
our college union.
Aside of the activities which
are evident to all. ( i.e. dances
and concerts), CUP is planning
tournaments in pool, ping pong,
and air hockey. In addition to
these tournaments; chess, arts
and crafts and duplicate bridge
clubs are in the process of being
formed.
Anyone talented in these fields
wishing to find out more in-
formation, contact Miss Donahoo
in Maxwell. CUP is always open
to suggestions of activities
planned. If interested in joining
the CUP committee, leave name
and box number on Miss
Donahoo's desk. Meetings are
held monthly. CUP just might be
the thing you've been looking
for—your cup of tea!
Phi Mu Alpha Presents
"Phi Mu Alpha Presents. . ."
will open its 1 1973-74 season,
beginning September 30,
spotlighting the musical career of
Julie Andrews. The show is aired
on WMVG-AM every Sunday at
9:00 p.m. and is a production of
Georgia College's Eta Alpha
Chapter of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia
Intramurals
Intramurals will begin October
8, 4:00 p.m., on the sports field.
All women interested in In-
tramurals are asked to be
present and ready to begin play
in the first sport of the season. .
.volleyball. Teams are asked to
submit their rosters. Any
questions may be directed to
Miss Taylor, HPER Building.
-I.
GREEKS
Georgia College is now the
proud possessor of three
sororities. These are: Phi Mu
Fraternity for Women (the first
of the three), Alpha Pi Omega,
and Alpha Delta Phi. Hereafter,
there will be a space reserved for
the Greeks of GC (including the
fraternities). Greeks are here at
last; let the campus know it!
[..,t-<-;:W'-^"'
•• •-. " r
PhiMu
THE CdtdNNAOE^ SEPTEMBER 28M973
New Professor
by Lynne Wilcox
Dr. Everette Hayes Barman,
Jr., jas joined the Georgia
College biography department
this fall. Born in Evergreen,
Louisiana, Dr. Barman has most
recently worked as project
director in research on aquatic
weed control for the Institute of
Freshwater Ecology at Florida E
Technological University. He
received his undergraduate
degree from Central State
University, a masters of science
degree with concentration in
physiology from the University of
Arkansas, and a doctoral degree
Colonnade with concentration in limnology
from Cornell University. This
quarter Dr. Barman is lecturing
Spotlights in the general biology classes,
and he anticipates teaching plant
I've heard of carrying your lunch with you, but this is ridiculous.
by Fred Mobley
I had the pleasure of in- physiology and non-vascular
terviewing one of Georgia plants in later courses.
College's foreign students, Eiko
Nado.
Need A Friend? Join BSU
Eiko finished her freshman Colonnade Meets
year at Seinan GakuinUniversity majority of students commuted roommate and would like one
at Fukuoka. Fukouka is Eiko's
home town and is one the island
At 5:30 Each Thur. to school.
I asked Eiko if she has any
very much.
The staff of the Colonnade
of Kyushu, southwest of Japan. problems at Georgia College. She wishes the best of luck in the
Eiko will attend one academic Club of Milledgeville, San- remarked that she has no coming school year to Eiko Nado.
year at Georgia College. She is dersville, and Tennille, under the
sponsored by the Georgia Rotary Georgia Rotary Foreign Student Open Letter To The Student Body
Fund.
To all the students of Georgia to sleep a few more hours on
I asked Eiko is she had any CoUegle (both new and retur- Sunday morning to come too.)
suggestions for orientation for ning): The dress at the service is
Fraternity, the largest foreign students. She told me that I,would like to take this op- anything that you think is ap-
professional fraternity for men in she felt that the biggest help portunity to welcome all of you to propriate to wear. Some people
music. As in the past, the shows would be a special advisor for Georgia College for the 1973-74 come to the service in their best
will continue to offer serious foreign students. academic year. I hope that each Sunday clothes while most of the
studies in all areas of the music Eiko is an English major of you will find this school year others wear jeans or anything
world. taking English Composition, both exciting and very rewar- that is comfortable to them.
Speech, French, and Chorus,. ding. Last Friday night, you might
Her main interest is in choir and When I started to college here have seen several people running
Band Needs Your Help she is a first soprano in the last year, I found that at first I around the different dorms
This Spring, the Georgia Women's Chorale. was lonely and depressed. During distributing red brochures about
College Band is planning a tour to Eiko spent a month in the school year, I also found out the Wesley Campus Church. The
Disney World and Nassau. The Washington, D.C. at the the answer to solve my brochures give the plans for,this
only catch is the expense of the Language Center for foreign problem of loneliness. The fall including worship services
trip. To help raise the sum students before coming to answer was (and still is) to get based on the works of Flannery
needed, the band is making Georgia College. Eiko studied the involved in some of the activities O'Connor, programs on Wed-
available a Georgia College American way of life and around the campus. One of the nesday nights and our retreat this
license plate to all students, language with students from all activities that I chose to get in- fall at Lake Hamburg State Park
faculty, and all alumni. The price over the world. Eiko said of the volved in was the Wesley Campus on October 19-21,
is ony $2.00. Every GC student group, "We called ourselves the Church. (I know that some of you I plan to make sure that an
should have one for his car or United Nations!" students are turned off by the article will be placed in the
even his bulliten board! See any word "church", but please read Colonnade every week giving
band member to get your own. I asked Eiko What was the main on.) details of what's happening at
difference between Seinan The Wesley Campus Church is Wesley. Our plans for this coming
Gakuin University and Georgia open to all of you students of week include Ed Nelson's ser-
College. I was surprised when she Georgia Collegle regardless of mon, "What Sisters Say in the
told me that approximwtely 8000 race, creed, or color. The church Back Seat," this Sunday at 11
students attenaed Seinan Gakuin is open all the time with Ed a.m. and a Rock and Roll
University and that the Nelson, Georgia College Campus Festival with Mr. Turner Farmer
Minister, there to help^ you of our Math Department
anytime you need him. It is speaking on "The Life You Save
located at 211 Soiith Clark Street May Be Your Own," on Wed-
right in front of Napier Hall. Most nesday night at 5:30 p.m. This
of ya'U have already walked by it week is planned to be very good
because it's the red brick house and everyone of ya'll are
with the words "Campus welcome to come.
Church" written on the back of it. The red brochure failed to
The Campus Church also has recognize the fact that the Wesley
many programs for the students Campus Church is also open all
of the college. We have a worship the time for personal fun and
service every Sunday morning at fellowship. We have a piano that
11 a.m. (which gives even enough one can play on and we also have
Alpha Delta PM time for all of you people who like a color T.V. ( which beats the
black and white ones in the
dorms) for personal enjoyment.
Some of us go over to the church
nightly to watch T.V. and all of
ya'U are welcome to come.
Many of you students will feel
very lonely and depressed this
year. It's up to you! If you are
sitting in your room bored to
tears and wandering what to do,
why don't you come over to the
Wesley Campus Church. You are
welcome anytime.
Thanks for your time and I
hope that all of you will have a
good time and a very successful
year at Georgia College.
Sincerely;
Don Thrasher
Vice-President
Alpha Pi Omega Wesley Campus Church