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The Homecommg PaTC!de of Nov.
Queens
To Get
Crowns
Miss and Mrs. Homecoming
receive their crowns Friday
nigh$ at the Homecoming Dance
in Sparks Assembly, Hall at 8
gtorgia
statt
e nni\lttsity
VOUJJDD
II
p.m,
Also announced will be the
winners of the trophies for the
best floats in the Homecoming
Parade Monday, Nov. 16.
"Madrigal" a folk group, per.
forms Friday morning in the
Student Lounge of the Student
Center from 9:30 a.m, to 11:30
a.m. Poo Nanny and the Stormers, a band from Alabama and
an Atlanta grOUP, "The Contacts," will perform
at the
Homecoming Dance.
Saturday night is the Neil
Diamond concert at the Atlanta
Municipal Auditorium at 9 p.m.
Teacher
Evaluations
Moved
The Student Government As.
sociation, one year after implementing Teacher
Evaluation,
has moved all the materials
pertaining to the evaluation
from a storage room into the
SGA office.
The move was necessary
when the room used to store the
material was made an office.
Although
much
time and
money has been spent on the
evaluation, it has not been compiled into any usable informalion. Lorenzo Da Silva, head of
the committee in charge of the
evaluation, reportedly said that
he has a new system of evaluation which could be carried out
"very quickly" but would entail
the complete scrapping of the
stacks of information
now in
the SGA office. Da Silva was
not available for further comment.
An official of the SGA, who
preterred to remain anonymous,
said "the SGA dropped the ball"
concerning the teacher evaluation. He said the SGA has not
been able to get down to lmpOrtant work
due to poor
organization, a lack of motivation and a lack of time.
Sex Educatio
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Regents Call
The University's chances of ,"'-----------.
acquiring 202 acres of land got
new support last week as the
Georgia Board of Regents oUi·
cially called for the tranafer of
the land "for the benefit of
Georgia State."
The board, meeting in GrWin,
Ga., in adopting the resolution,
requested the State Agency for
Surplus Property to tranafer the
former U.S. prison farm to its
control.
If the regents acquire: the land
near Panthersville, Ga., it will
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B GE
RAY
oeiat Cit
ditor
The Georgia Board of Regent will soon have an
opportunity to h Ip arre t what om stud nt I d r
say they fe I to be the r I culprit of th 20th C nturythe Stork.
DE
Th Stud nt Advisory Council
to th Board ot
nts m tin,
in Valdo ta, Ga., ov, 12 adopted
proposal by Its Stud nt
Services Commit
to cr at
Envlronm ntal Qualfty Commit.
t es, Th primary concern of
ach
Environmental
Qualfty
Committee will be the problem
Re,
OD
tile Cham.
P. I.
Th commltt
' pro p 0 s a I
slat s that, " ... coll g stud n
in G orgla, like m ny oth r In.
torm
p nons, ar b coming
Inc a Ingly conc rned about
population
growth and oth r
aspects ot the
nvlronm ntal
crisis," that " ...
little, It any,
sex
education,
contraceptlv
service or abortion counseling
IS pr sently being afforded the
college student by the college or
local community."
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versity, Georgia State proposes
to use the land for the study of
water and air pollution.
In submitting
the proposal
It further contends that, " ...
officials said that expanding
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:U:reu:e~~r::;;ct
enrollment necessitates the acquisition of space readily acproblem of major proportions
cessible to the University's uron some college campuses In
ban student body.
Georgia; and that there is an 1mB,. BERYL DIAMO D
m dlate need tor health services
Located 15 miles southeast of
Gov.-elect Jimmy Carter, in a surprise statement Monday
for the college student to preAtlanta, the land was put up for
night
at
Georgia
State
University,
said
he
will
support
an
increase
vent
the rising tide of Wegitldisposal by the U. S. General
births, Venereal Disease
Services Administration in Oct. in state allocations tor the Georgia Area Planning and Develop- mat
ment
Commission.
and
Criminal
AbortloDl."
1970.
Carter, an unscheduled visitor
William I. Kitchin, assistant
The commltt
also advises
In other action the Regents
at a seminar sponsored by the to the dean tor public services All Student Government Assoclauthorized agreements between
group, asked if he supported a programs In the School of Urban allons in the University System.
Georgia State and Parkwood
budget
increase,
made
the Lite, said Carter's visit wa
In addition to proposing the
Hospital,
Brawner's
Hospital
statement:
"simply for th purpos of mak- Environmental Quality Commitand Doctor's Memorial Hospital
tees th
proposal
maintains,
"Yes, I will support an In- ing a statemen t ."
to provide clinical experiences
crease. But I will have to eeonCommenting on the use ot ". . . college and university
in nursing.
Health Services, working with
You'll state highway funds during his the SGAs can help promote reo
Parkwood and Brawner are omize in government.
have to work with me. I have administration,
Carter said:
listed as psychiatric hospitals.
sponslble sexual b e h a v lor
"I would personally like to through health education proThe regents also requested the an open mind about it (the
city of Atlanta to grant a right increase)."
see and will work in the next gramming." The proposal urges
of way for the construction of
This year the commission re- tour years to see that highway· the individual
Environmental
an overhead pedestrian walk- ceived $892,816 from the state. funds will be spent in accord- Q ua lit y Co mm Ittees to", ... in way bridge across Decatur St.,
The commission under Geor- anee to where they are most ventory the available health reo
which will connect the Univergla Act 1066 is charged with needed."
sources for the college student
sity's Urban Lite Center.
recommending future proerams
The theme of the seminar and by taking advantage of the
was "Long Range
Regional educational
facWtles provided
Construction
on the Center and evaluating goals and
[ectives of prior programs.
Planning in Georgia."
(Continued on page 10)
will begin in February, 1970.
Carter Here Makes
Surprise Statement
Ob-I
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