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APRIL 30, 1971
In My Opinion...'
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What do you think about the possible decline of THE PAPER?
THE PAPER, an underground publication financed through ads
and money from distribution, may be forced to suspend printing due
to the lack of student support. Students were asked their opinion of
THE PAPER’S decline.
Don Newsome, sophomore, Austell: “I want to see it continue.
Fred Jones, sophomore, Clarkston: “I’m kind of apathetic about
The Paper. It’s supposed to serve the community, but they evidently
don’t support it”
Wade Blaker. sophomore, Avondale Estates: ”1 think The Paper is
a good thing, but I don’t think it’s going to bring about any
profound changes. I think it’s a good medium for people to air their
views."
Allen Watts, freshman, Commerce: “1 think it’s a good newspaper
I think they should try to keep it going.”
Irene Young, junior, Atlanta: “I think it’s unfortunate.
Somebody needs to print what’s really going on. The apathy of the
students is the primary problem that we have to face before we can
accomplish anything."
Debbie Buford, freshman, Carrollton: “I’d like to see it stay. I
believe that if the students were interested in it, it would stay.”
YOUNG
WATTS
JONES
Awards Presented
On Parent's Day
Students, who are recipients of
Who’s Who and the Watson and
Herndon awards, will be honored
at the Parent’s Day Honors
Convocation Wednesday, May 12.
There are 84 students to be
recognized. They are:
Who’s Who: Sheryl Allen,
Michael Atchley, David A. Bell,
L. Lamar Bell, Audrey Bledsoe,
Angie Burdett, Lee Burdett,
Lauren Carroll. Caroline
Cheatham, William Casey 111,
Eddie Crumbley, Judith
Eichenberger, Ches Gwin,
Rebecca Hammock, Margaret H.
King, Dallas Long.
Phil McGhee, Dan Minish,
Mary Morris, Bemie Morrison,
Deborah Pender, John Riordan,
Steve Roberts, John Roussell, E.
Howard Shealy, Jr., Beverly
Smith, Cherry Smith, Bonnie
Stephens, Robert Sullivan, Mary
P. Walker, Mike Winston, Greg
Wojcik, Irene Young.
Watson Award: Allen T. Acree,
L. Lamar Bell, Carol Biggs,
Audrey Bledsoe, Cathy Brooks,
Rebecca L. Buchanan, Rebecca
Carter, Anthony W. Cook, Larry
Cranford, Claude Dixon, Donald
Egner, Judith Eichenberger,
Joyce Estep, Linda Gasaway,
Sandra Guffey.
Sylvia Hanson, Marilyn King,
Virginia Jo Lowom, Tony Lyons,
Richard J. Maher, Dan Minish,
Mary Ann Morris, William
Rvder, Molly K. Shepard, Don
Smart, Linda Spray berry, Linda-
A Stallworth, Mark Stamps,
Larry Whitmire, Margie Wills,
Mary Worthy.
Herndon Award: Barry
Banther, Debra Brand, Madeline
Casey, Steve Ford, Ward W.
Gann, Dennis M. Holt, Eric
Johnson, Fred Jones, Vance
Moore, Dimitrius Owens,
Melinda Peffer, Chris Phelps,
Mary Katherine Raines, Michael
Bret Rhoades, Walter Rowe,
Debbie Russell, Ginger Siddall,
and Rick Waites.
ACS Plans
Symposium
The American Cancer Society
chapter of Carrollton, in
cooperation with several local
and college groups, is planning a
symposium to be held in the near
future. The symposium is
designed to acquaint the general
public with cancer research,
detection, and treatment
methods.
Last Wednesday night a
committee of campus leaders
met with townspeople and cancer
society officials and discussed
ways to carry out such a
program.
According to Carol Dowling, a
West Georgia student and a
committee member, the group
plans to invite celebrity
speakers, show films, and involve
the entire college community in
the symposium.
A tentative program designed
toward adult education has been
scheduled for the near future.
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•On Maple Street-
Pritchard Examines
Ecology Problems
Environment 1971, a symposium organized and sponsored by
Pritchard Hall Program Action Committee, will be held Tuesday,
Wednesday, and Thursday nights in the Math-Physics lecture hall at
8 p.m.
The purpose of the
symposium is to examine the
environment and pollution
picture one year after Earth
Week. “To do this we will try to
cover the problem from several
sides,” siad George Edwards, a
member of the sponsoring
committee.
Plans tenatively include for
the program speakers Tuesday
night Representative Harry
Geisinger of the state legislature,
and a professor from the
Department of Urban Studies at
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Georgia State University.
Discussion will center around
the pollution problems
confronting the cities and the
Chattahoochee River problem.
Wednesday night there will be
a panel discussion on pollution.
The panel will include members
of the Georgia Water Quality
Control Board; Dudley Crosson,
representing local government;
representatives from Southwire
and D&L Plating; and possibly
Carrollton’s Mayor Robinson.
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