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Show Cage tourney a big success The Annual Get Together Basketball Tournament was held by the Southern Club on Utah State College Friday and Saturday, December 9th and 1 0th at the Cedar City Middle School. The tournament was arranged by the Activities Chairman, Alex Shepherd. Ten teams were involved in the tournament and the following teams placed: st - Cedar City Eagles Inter-Trib- al Dear Gabby, have this problem that has to do with what should do about overdue books. During the Christmas break, forgot to return books had gotten from the campus library; now find owe $1 6 in book fines. What should do? I I I I I I Signed, Deep Dear Deep in Debt the beginning of Fall Quarter the group Air Supply contacted Doug Baker in the Theatre Department, and let him know they wanted to come here to SUSC to finish a video they had begun to film in Irvine, Calif. They needed four girls to be groupies and two black girls to be back-u- p singers in the film. Since there are only two black girls here at SUSC Tiya Coleman and Gwendolyn Thomas they were in luck, not only for that reason, but the girls also had to fit At Dear Gabby, Here it is three weeks into the quarter and still havent gotten my Tribal scholarship yet. My registration fees havent been paid, have no books, and my rents due. What should do? I Signed, Doing Without Dear Doing Without, What can say? Things are tough all over!!! Dear Gabby, Theres this really neat looking guy around campus. How can get him to notice me and ask me out? Signed, Lonely Dear Lonely, Dye your hair blonde you know what they say about blondes having more fun Dear Gabby, My next door neighbor is always playing his stero loud late at night and cant seem to concentrate on my homework. What can say to him without getting him made at me? I I Signed Failing Dear Failing, seems to me that you already have a problem if you have to start your homework late at night. Dont blame your neighbor for your own failure. and each player received a jacket. The 2nd, 3rd, and consolation teams also received a trophy. V ' - y The Get Together Basketball Tournament drew 10 teams. - - Air Supply video features members of BSU in Debt, Find cheaper entertainment!!!! It 1 2nd - Kaibeto 3rd - SUSC Prime Time layers Consolation - Page Warriors The first place team received a trophy, into dress sizes 7 and 8, which they did. Tiya and Gwendolyn had this to say about their experience working on the project: We arrived at 4:30 p.m. before the concert and were briefed about our parts. The film crew somehow had gotten lost and didnt arrive in time to film before the concert so we had to wait until after the concert. After a long wait, the filming finally began about 2:30 a.m. after about 1 0 minutes of rehearsal. We were paid $25 with no residuals. It was a lot of fun to stand in front of a camera and mime words while getting paid for it. It was good experience to work with professional people on a professional level. We met members of Air Supply and had lots of fun with them they treated us like REAL PEOPLE! The video has been distributed nationally and has been seen on numerous music video programs. Indian students provide entertainment One of the most successful and enjoyable things that the Indian students participated in Fall Quarter were school performances for the community. The performance that seems to be the most outstanding was the one held at the Parowan Elementary School. Tony Robbins, president of the Club, served as the emcee for the group. The first number was song by Bernice Begay. She sang the song "My Dog, Inter-Trib- al Bingo Is His Name, in Navajo and then she taught the song to the children. The children appeared to think that was a lot of fun which seemed to set the stage for the res': of the performance. Noreen Thompson danced the Ute Feather Dance and was followed by Betty Alexander singing an Apache song and a beautiful Navajo lullaby. The talent didnt stop there. Evangeline Beletso performed sign language to the song, Go My Son, and Jackie Thompson explained and described the traditional costumes worn by Navajo Women. The grand finale was a dance, the Rabbit, led by Noreen and Kim Thompson. The girls picked partners, even teachers, while Edmund Austin and Fred Robbins accompanied them with their singing and drumming. BSU sponsors dance; floats in Cedar parades On Oct. 29, 1983, the Black Student Union sponsored a Halloween dance in the fieldhouse after the womens volleyball game. The dance started at 9:00 p.m. and the Disc Jockey was D.J. Swann, a member of the BSU. This was a costume dance and some of the costumes were really wild. The dance was a success and the Black Student Union was able to raise a little over $200. This money will be used to help pay for the convocation speech of Martin Luther King, III. The Black Student Union had the privilege and opportunity to participate the SUSC Homecoming parade for the first time this year. The theme for the in parade was Timeless Impressions, and to follow that theme the BSU designed a float to represent different time periods in Black History. Stuart Riley, President of the BSU chose a quote from Martin Luther King, Jr., which was placed on the back of the float and read, Unless we learn to live together as brothers, we shall surely die apart as fools. Cedar City Chamber of Commerce and downtown merchants then asked the Black Student Union to participate in the Cedar City Christmas parade on Dec. 3, 1983. A few changes were made on the float in order to fit in with the Christmas theme and the result was the BSU float entitled Tis the Season for Unity. The BSU was paid a very high compliment from the announcers at the parade who were heard saying, "SUSC should be proud to have a club such as the BSU on its campus. The SUSC Club will be holding its annual Indian Week Spring Quarter, April Activities that are being planned are workshops on Indian Business, Indian Education, Talent Development, and Indian Law. Other items planned are entertainment night with a special guest, traditional dress-u- p day, noon activities at the Student Center, and two nights of competition Speaker for the convocation during Indian Week will be Carl n Indian artist and lecturer or hdian Gorman, a culture. Other speakers include William Numkena, Specal Assistant for Indian Education for the State of Utah; Roberta Ferrin, lawyer from the University of Kansas, Office of Affirmative Action; and Harry Swanson, coordinator of the Small Business Development Center at SUSC. Inter-Trib- al Coming Up: 23-2- Black History Week: Monday - Black History Awareness Day, BSU Dress-u- p Day Tuesday - Bake Sale 11:00 a.m - 1:00 p.m. Wednesday - To Be Announced Thursday - BSU Private Party (Small Ballmom) Friday - Ofesha Adams to lecture at 10:00 a.m., Brown Bag Lunch library seminar room, Lecture Ofesha Adams, Historical Study of Black Power at 2:00 p.m. ' -- 8. pow-wo- well-know- |
