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To Speak November 15 Julian and civil right* leader will 'peak Nov. 16t at 8:00 p.m.. in Willingham Auditorium. Bond area a founder in 1960 and later executive secretary ot the Committee on Appeal for Human Right* l CO AH R). the Atlanta University Center cam pus organisation that for three years coordinated student anti- ■egregation protests. Bond helpod found the Student Nog violent Coordinat- ingCommittee (SNCC), in April. 1960. That summer, he joined the staff of the ATLANTA INQUIRER, a new Negro weekly newspaper. He aenred aa rt porter and feature writer. and later became managing editor. Bond left Morehouse College, in 1961 to join the student Non-violent Coordinating Com mittee (SNCC) aa communica tions director. Until 1966. he directed the group's photo- Continued on page 2 Renaissance Studies Offered Quarter Curriculum Julian Bond Scheduled Prospective Dean To Visit Campus By Judy Barker Dr. R. Kirby Godaey. tha leading candidata for the position of Dean of the College of LibenJ Ate. will visit the Mercer Campus on November 8 and 9. Dr Godaey. who will be accompanied by his wife. Joan, will meet with members of the administration, department 'chairman and chairmen of faculty committee* Monday afternoon On Tuesday morn ing. he and his wife will tour the campus and attend the Univer sity Club Coffee with members of the faculty, staff and administration. Dr. and Mr* Godaey will join the student* for lunch in the school cafeteria at noon Tuesday. After lunch, he will have meeting* with mem bers of a special student committee, with the Dean Search Committee, and with President Hems. Dr Godaey’• previous posi tion* have included Minister of the Norwood Baptist Church ua Norwood. Louisian*. Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Religion at Judaon , College. Marion. Alabama. Danforth Associate for the Danforth Foundation. and Vice President and Dean of the College at AvereU College in Danville. Virginia, which ia his present position. He received a B.A. degree in History from Sanford University, a HI) and Th D degree in Theology from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, n M A j degree in Philosophy froQL-th* University of Alabama, and a Ph.D degree in Philosophy from Tulanr Uni reraity. * Or Godaey has been involved in numerous professional, civs*, and church-related activities, and has bee i elected to the American Af ACiation of Higher Indication, the American Philo- sofihical Association, and the Southern Society for Philosophy and Psychology He has also been awarded membership in Who's Who in American College and University Admin istration and l’hi* Alpha Theta He was named to the Outstand ing Young Men of America in 1966 and 1970 Ax now planned, supple ment* to the courses and common-experience lectures Hollo May To Speak In addition, student* partici pating in th* Renaissance Quarter will have an oppor tunity to atteod five one-hour phenomena which laad to violence and terror. Dr. May ia a former professor at Harvard. Yale and Princeton Universities. Also he is the part president of the New York State Psychological Association Pre sently he ia a full-tima psychoanalyst ia New York spends his available time as a guest lecturer. Dr. Rollo May. the renounced and dynamic psychoanalyst from New York who has written numerous books among which ia Love and WUl. will stieak November40th at 8:00 in Tataall He received the famed Ralph Waldo Emerson award in 1070 for Love and WUl. His moat . - . recent book ia Power and by ■ half-hour quw |oo<)c<mc , u m mqulrJ Uoo-awwor ported into (h „ UtU , und . r „ood story on page 2. Theater — ’The Real | Inspector Hound" produc tion continues its perfor- x manceeon Nov. 11-13 at 8:00 g p.m. in Willingham Auditor- turn The British comedy-has £ presented a new convention to the Mercer audience, the "thrust stage " See page 12 forstdry. This Issue Still Mercians After AH Thee* Year*/defeaturing an interview with Dean Joe Hendricks. General Assis tant to the Preeidenl. See page 4 for story Tha Maaic Scene — Dissimilar backgrounds of the six members of Atlanta Rhythm Section melt into one gbod sound of their own ae the former beck-up group moves up to the forefront on the music scene. Abb* may be a popular group through out the world, but in their native Sweden, their hit record* don't even get air play See page 11 for story Lifestyle '78 — The student of the '70’s has more in common with the youth cult of the 'ST’i than the young of a decade ago. a Georgetown University pro fessor asserts in s article that define* the contemporary. attitudes on campus. See Editorials People. Sports. .*. Entertainment. page2 page4 pege6 page8 Cen- 116 play or concert concerned with tha Renaissance. Also, events in Mercer's winter quarter Alternate Preat&man Program in Modern).