Old Dominion University - Troubador Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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Special Olympics With the theory that “all they need is a chance”. Chip Frazier co-dircctcd a special Olympics for 1200 mentally retarded children. Five track events and three swimming events were supervised by special educators and physical educators in all parts of the state. National football stars. ODU, NSC and Virginia Squire basketball players, and several political figures were on hand to assist in the events. Sherry Mangurn gives instructions before a race. The good feeling of doing something good for somebody. 27

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Time out The SGA sponsored the third annual Time Out program in April. Administrators, department heads, legislators, and members of the board of visitors were on hand to answer students' questions, but the students never showed. They did come over around 3:00 for the free dance only to find it had been canceled. Questions were answered by board of visitors representatives. Earnest Edwards answers questions for Martin Lane and Bill Shelley Alben Tcidi give, view, on the Senate. As usual, most people spent time out literally 26

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The Byrds turn on ODU students. Byrds and Blitz Brighten ODU Concert scene In a joint effon sponsored by the SGA, RSA. IFC, and Office of Student Affairs, the first nationally known big-name group to appear at OD, the Byrds, were presented in concert along with England’s May Blitz on Nov. 22. It was the first concert in the new field-house and the largest concert excluding the Libra Pop Festival. It also marked the first time the four afore-mentioned student groups had worked together to present one concert. The only other rock concert presented in the Fall was the orientation concert featuring Michigan's Green Lyle Sunday. 28