The Register, 1984-11-16

              memorial union ballroom studei resident mes f ranee at a student body meeting thursday in the by concerned students of a&t makes accusations against chancellor edward fort vice chancellor of academic affairs nathan simms and dean of the school of engineering suresh chan expressed france dissatisfactio n with the currenl issue of promissory notes france possesses a copy of an open letter to the trustee board france denies having the letter edition of the a&t register that sga president james despite accusations made in an ad appearing in the nov 13 dra at the meeting france along with other members of the sga discussed pro missory notes coed visitation and black history month school year if we do not get any satisfaction from chancellor fort we might have to boycott registration he said.the cur rent promissory note policy which went into effect this school year states that students can only sign pro missory notes one time in a france i have no knowledge of any open letter and i disassociate myself from the advertisement completely he told about 20 students atten ding the student body meeting in the memorial union ballroom thursday france said a petition will be circulated beginning monday for students who support a change in the policy lathan dixon chairman of attorney general john col lins stated the coed visitation policy for students because there has been a lot of confu sion about the policy."he said coed hours are 6 p.m to mid night monday through thurs day 4 p.m to 12 p.m on fri day and noon to midnight on saturday and sunday organizational presidents should have their list of ac tivities for black history month in the sga office by january 14 dixon according mittee presented information on black history month the black history month com terested in participating in the a meeting for students in will be held monday nov 19 at 7:30 p.m in graham hall in addition dale fisher sga vice president fop inter nal affairs announced that the movie dr detroit will be shown nov 16 at 7:30 p.m in the union ballroom and purple rain will be shown on feb 1 no co-ed for barbee see story on page 3 visitation despite a vigorous rap ses sion wednesday night with dr roland buck and other university officials residents of barbee hall a female dor mitory do not have co-ed if students are not able to live by the rules set there should be no co-ed buck said there will be no second and third chances ference students have not made a dif co-ed visitation was suspended earlier this month in the dormitory because of violations and problems with if the modified proposal is accepted by buck monitoring monitors were also needed to insure that regulations were not violated guests must page the hostess and then be escorted by the hostess to the room if residents did not volunteer co-ed visitation would be suspended for that evening students who are caught in will be deleted and volunteers will not have to page dor mitory counselors and student resident assistants sras will be required to page although the co-ed visita tion was the main discussion residents used the opportunity to confront university officials with other dormitory pro blems such as excess dor mitory fees heating and exter mination and lock outs buck and alicia devane agreed that the meeting was productive and that in the future co-ed visitation rules will be honored reason for the the violation of co-ed visitation during the suspension period will be expelled from the dor mitory and university penalty according to buck is stiff the girls know dr buck means business and i think they will do right from now that talking and warning on devane said another problem was recruiting volunteers to page during visitation hours all barbee hall which houses 15 percent of all campus residents has 95 percent of all co-ed violations according to buck proposal paging however buck told students he would be willing to lift the suspension after the thanksgiving holiday if the dormitory submits a modified news news news slqffflfi complete awareness for complete commitment friday november 16 1984 north carolina agricultural and technical state university greensboro volume lvi number 13 the ad which was paid for by keith mattison staff writer ranee disassociates himself from ad