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Me and Ali. . .In the fall of 1973, UNC
Associate Professor of Business Dr. Clinton
Bidwell spent an evening with Muhammad
Ali, quite by accident.
While vacationing at Lake Tahoe over
Thanksgiving, Dr. Bidwell went to the
Sahara Club, hoping to get a ticket for the
Ali-Bob Foster fight which was to be held in
the showroom. "I found out that the tickets
were $150 per person and only the last row
seats were left." Bidwell, feeling rather
dismayed, turned to walk away when a little
Italian man came up to him and said, "If you
want to see the fight, follow me."
Bidwell followed the man to the
pressroom and was told to go through there
to the showroom where the fight was about
to begin, and the man left. "I walked directly
through the press room with no problem and
came to the showroom."
Once inside the showroom, Bidwell
realized that he had no seat. He spied one
empty seat right on ringside and sat down.
Also seated near him were Howard Cosell
and Bill Cosby. The seat that Bidwell was
occupying belonged to a newspaperman
from a Sacramento paper. "The man never
showed up for the fight. It was really sort of a
fluke that I got that particular seat."
Bidwell noticed a card on his seat which
gave him admission to Ali's dressing room.
A policeman took him to the room and
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Psalms 2 and Acts 4:25
We trust It will be an encouragement to all the true and
sincere people of God to be reminded of several long periods
of time in the earth when men dwelt without fear for their
families, loved ones, and property, due to kings, rulers, and
governing authorities who would not countenance or put up
with lawlessness. May I ask any of the "birds," or "beasts," or
"humans," or In whatever category you may belong who
claim to believe that the "death penalty" does not prevent
crime: Did you ever see a dead man commit murder? Did you
ever see a dead man rape a woman or girl? Do you reckon
there was any rape, adultery, homosexuality, or other crimes
in Sodom on that morning shortly after Lot went out of the
City and God rained fire and brimstone from heaven upon it?
The following statement is made not for the purpose of
offending any man, but rather for the purpose of the writer
not offending God Almighty: From my knowledge of The
Bible If I take the position the "death penalty" does not res
train and prevent, I make God out to be a liar many times in
His Word, and In , fact reject the entire economy of The
Almighty revealed in John 3:16: "For God so loved the world
that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever
believeth In Him should not perish, but have everlasting life."
Maybe we need to meditate on these words of The Lord
Jesus Christ "Ye do err, not knowing The Scriptures, nor
The Power of God!" Meditate on them, AND REPENT!
Regardless of what others do, or profess, you continue to
"FEAR GOD AND KEEP HIS COMMANDMENTS: FOR THIS
IS THE WHOLE DUTY OF MAN." "Be not weary In well
doing, for In due season we will reap, if we faint noL" Con
tinue to pray as Christ taught us: THY KINGDOM COME,
THY WILL BE DONE IN EARTH, AS IT IS IN HEAVEN.
DELIVER US FROM EVIL." Remember that a number of
times God has told us in His Word: "THE EARTH SHALL BE
FULL OF THE KNOWLEDGE OF THE GLORY OF THE
LORD, AS THE WATERS COVER THE SEA." "For nothing
should the people of God more devoutly pray than that their
great men might be good and God-fearing men!' ")
"Democratic Institutions exist by reason of their virtue. If
ever they perish it will be when you have forgotten the past,
become Indifferent to the present, and utterly reckless as to
the future." From the Monument of Thos. E.Watson on the
Capitol grounds in Atlanta. Our "Democratic Institutions"
are now perishing as they are being "integrated" with
socialist and communist ones. This is a great day for
"Integrations" of many kinds! "WHEN YOU HAVE
FORGOTTEN THE PAST!" The following is a reminder of a
few Incidents of the past
1360 YEARS AGO: in the year 617 A.D. Edwin was
crowned King of Northumbrla, one of the seven divisions of
England In the period of The Heptarchy. It was from this King
that Edinburgh got her name. He was the most powerful of
the several kings, and they were more or less subject to him.
It was said first of him that in his days "a woman with her
babe might walk scatheless from sea to sea." The people
tilled their fields and gathered their harvests In quiet and '
safety. Men no longer feared the thief and robber; stakes
were driven by the roadside spring, where the traveler found
a brass cup hanging for his use, and no thief durst carry It off.
. . Thus the church as the great civillzer, had already begun
Its work in Teutonic Britain."
What is the trouble? The answer Is as plain as the nose on
your face: We have forsaken the Commandments of our
God! There is almost no end to the numbers of our churches,
but righteousness is about as scarce as "hen teeth! There Is
no end to our schools and educational Institutions, church
and secular, but it looks as if we are "fools for want of sense!"
I will accept my part of the responsibility, but I don't want to
. keep carrying my portion of the burden, and would like to
unload! God help us!
REGARDLESS OF WHAT OTHERS DO OR PROFESS.
YOU CONTINUE TO: "FEAR GOD AND KEEP HIS COM
MANDMENTS, FOR THIS IS THE WHOLE DUTY OF MAN!"
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opened the door; a voice inside said, "We're
not admitting anyone," and then someone
else said, "He's all right, let him in."
Bidwell spent almost two hours talking to
Ali about everything from the fight to social
issues. "1 told him my name and he called me
by it, but he never asked me who I was,
instead he asked my opinion on things. He is
a very quiet, soft-spoken, very bright man;
totally opposite from what you'd expect."
Hawaiian Punch... passersby do a double
take when they pass Freddie Kiger's window
at 115 Teague. Inside, over 500 Hawaiian
Punch cans are proudly displayed in seven
foot towers and smaller pyramids.
Kiger, a graduate student in
education history and an RA for three
years, has collected the cans during his seven
in l eague.
"During my sophomore year my roomate
and I thought it would be a clever idea to
save all the cans we drank and make the
room more colorful," he says. Word of
Kinger's collection spread and soon other
Teague residents and interested strangers
began to make contributions.
Today, the cans stand in four seven-foot
towers, two pyramids, two half-towers and
form the base for the table. "I've had plenty
of people walk by the window and just stop
and stare," he says.
Kiger admits his collection has its
drawbacks.."Being an RA, 1 have to change
floors every year. I've got some cans hidden
in various dorm closets. Some poor janitor's
going to open a door one day and suffer a
loss of life or limb due to falling cans."
At the end of spring semester, Kiger and
other dorm residents stage a contest to see
who can carry the most cans down to the
dorm storerooms. Sophomore Reid Baker
. holds the record with 33 cans in one trip.
Kiger says he's never received any flack
from housing officials about storing his
collection. "I leave a big note saying
'valuable for dorm treasury Cans will be
sold for recycling and money will go to the
treasury. Nobody ever bothers them."
"Hawaiian Punch is the champagne of
fruit punches," Kiger said. "Hi-C and
Welch's taste like rotgut."
"Some of these cans are real collector's
items," he says. "Ever hear of Cool Citrus or
Mandarin Cooler? They went on the market
for two or three months and were dropped."
Kiger isn't sure what will become of his
collection when he leaves UNC in May."I've
got to find an upstanding student who's lived
in Teague for a long time to leave the towers
with. Or else I could just wait until the next
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Ice (apades... UNC junior Debb) Love is
majoring in psychology, but she'd rather be
ice-skating, professionally.
Last June, Love started taking lessons at
the Ice Capade Chalet in Eastland Mall in
Charlotte, and she practices ut the Daniel
Boone rink in school.
At her first competition, an Ice Skating
I nstitute of America competition, she won a
gold medal and she is now working for high
marks at another competition at the end of
February.
Love often gets asked why she stays in
school, when her real wish is to skate
professionally. "1 think I will audition for the
Ice Capades whe I graduate, then maybe
teach ice-skating after that. Since I've come
this far at UNC, I might as well finish."
Love thinks she may be able to relate her
major in psychology with ice-skating. "I
think ice-skating could help retarded
children. They need things to get involved in,
and they really seem to love ice-skating."
According to Love, skating can involve a lot
of pain and agony. "It's real discouraging
sometimes, because it takes months to get
certain maneuvers. Everything has to be
perfect or you'll kill yourself."
"Despite the agony, skating is something
you can't explain. It's beautiful; skating feels
like you're flying. It just flows, and there are
so many things that you can do when
skating."
Thinking ahead. . .Paul MacDougal, a
junior botany major from Charleston, S.C.,
needn't worry about the citrus shortages
created by record-breaking cold
temperatures in Florida this winter. He's
started his own orange grove on his window
sill at 220 Teague.
Actually, MacDougal started growing his
three orange trees more than a year ago. He
became interested in oranges after reading a
book, Oranges, by John McPhea. "The
orange trees grow from ordinary seed," he
said. "They now stand about one-and-one-half
feet and are just about to branch."
It will take at least 15 years before
MacDougal's trees bear fruit. But he plans to
speed up the process by grafting buds form
already producing trees to the root stock of
his own.
MacDougal plans more study about
oranges, "I want to know why oranges
grown in Florida don't have thorns. My trees
have terrible thorns." His botanical interests
aren't limited to oranges. His window garden
also includes a sedge plant that once
belonged to Gen. William Westmoreland
and a multitenacled oxalis.
His roommate, D 77 writer David Stacks,
is concerned about his personal safety living
in such a jungle. "I'm afraid that one
morning I'm gonna wake up with an
'Octapus' tenacle wrapped around my ankle.
This Tarzan business isn't what it's cracked
up to be."
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