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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1000
Historic UGA
Chapel Bell Rang in 05
By JOE LITSCH
• No sooner does (lie final pun sound on n Georgia football
miliar dunging of the Chapel bell. Since 1905 the hell has c
wins.
Originally, however, the
Chnpol bell ranrr to remind stu
dents to pet up, to go to class,
to pray, to study, to eat and
to go to bed. Sometimes It
tolled to mourn the death of
a well-known person. In short,
University life rovolvod around
the bell.
There even was an offic ial
bell ringer. Pleasant Hull,
lie doubled ns n Janitor for
the Chapel and Demosthen-
ian llall. For years Pleas’
tugging on the rope virtually
ran the University. Today a
bronze plai|ue placed In the
hell tower by fill Psl com
memorates Pleas’ service.
The Chapel hell has been the
chief target of pranksters from
arch-rival (ieorgla Tech. Tech
students have puinted It, stolen
and hurled the clapper, hut
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victory Ilian begins the fa-
’lebrated University gridiron
have never been able to take
the bell itself.
One would-be prankster from
Tech was caught by a group
of Georgia students at the hell.
The Georgians Immediately
took his clothes. The clothes
they gave him In return looked
like they had been put on with
a paint brush. They had. And
the colors? Bed and Hlack, of
course.
The present bell Is the
llilrd one to ring on the
Georgia campus. It was ac
quired from the St. Mary’s
Episcopal Church of Athens
In HI 10. The hell It replaced
had been cracked after a
victory over Tech.
The Georgia hell also has
played nn Important local role
In four major wars. It was
used as an alarm for soldiers
stationed here during the Civil
War and the Rpanlsh-Amerlcan
War. It replaced the traditional
trumpet calls for World War
I trainees located Jn Athens.
During World War II the bell
was used as an air raid alarm
until a siren system was in
stalled. During this time the
boll did not ring for campus
actlvltlos.
The most recent ringing of
the Chapel hell celebrated no
gamo. Coach Vince Dooley had
nnouneed his decision to re-
University
Drill Team
I Mans Meet
Pershing Rifles will meet
Georgia State’s drill team In
precision drill competition Sat
urday in Woodruff Hall at
2:30. The public Is invited to
attend. Competition will be
fancy drill, regular army drill
and individual competition. The
PR’s are headed by Cadet MaJ.
Tom Thoreaux.
The Army ROTC rifle team
will Journey to Johnson City,
Tenn., to take part in the
Intercollegiate Intersectional
Rifle Match held at East Ten
nessee State University, Feh.
18-19.
The top eight shooters will
go along with team captain
Jeff Howard.
The Army ROTC department
has announced a special pro
gram by which transfer stu
dents with no previous ROTC
training, who will be Juniors
next year, can be commissioned
as second lieutenants at the
end of their senior years. The
transfer student must attend
a summer camp before his Jun
ior year for which he will he
paid approximately $130.
The student, however, must
attend another summer camp
before becoming a commis
sioned officer. Students in
terested in the program should
contact Col. Warren A. Thrash
er of the Army ROTC depart
ment before the end of Febru
ary.
1*0LANSKY GETS GRANT
Dr. Norman Polansky of the School of Social Work of the
University lias been granted $15,800 by the Department of
I Health, Education and W’elfare for research in "social work
processes in rural child welfare services.”
HE WlIJi WORK on the development of a more effective
means of dealing with hard to reach deprived children.
THE SIX-MONTH grant enables Dr. Polansky to continue the
writing and research on deprived children which he has been
conducting for the past year. His main area of study Is In the
Appalachian Mountains.
Dr. Polansky is one of the leading researchers in social work.
The grant was awarded on the basis of his previous research
dealing with deprived children.
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WOTV’s Play of the Week, Saturday, at 8 p.m. will be
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one of several productions originally created by an in
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this group of first-rate plays.
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6:00 Jungle-lift
0:30 Viewpoint on Mental IleaJtb
7:00 Growing South
7:30 In My Opinion
8:00 News in Perspective
9:30 Repertory Theatre
Thursday, Feb. 10
5:30 What’s New
6:00 Jungle-La
6:30 Frontiers of Knowledge
7:00 Growing South
7:30 The Great War
8:00 Kn France
8:30 University News
8:45 The Greatest Drama
9:00 Probe
9:30 The Rattle That Missed the
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6:30 Slide Rule and Logarithms
7:00 Growing South
7:30 Adventure Theatre
8:00 Festival—“The Mikado’*
9:15 The Ageless Path
9 :30 The Open Mind
Saturday, Feb. 12
3:00 S.E.C. Basketball: Kentucky
vs. Auburn
8:00 The Play of the Week
Sunday, Feb. IS
2:30 What’s New
3:00 Jungle-La
3:30 Passage to Bermuda
4:0O Great Decisions
4:30 New Orleans Jasi
5:30 “La Travlata”
7:30 America’s Crises
8:30 Continental Cinema
Monday, Feb. 14
5:30
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6:30
7:00
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America’s Crises
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Art Features
Tuesday, Feb. 15
5:30 What’s New
6:00 Jungle-La
6:30 Slide Rule and Logarithms
7:00 Growing South
7:30 Heritage: U.S.A.
8:00 The French Chef
8:30 Picture Window: Family
Recreation
9:00 Report Card
10:00 U.S.A. Theatre
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