Stephen F Austin State University - Stone Fort Yearbook (Nacogdoches, TX)

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( I) The Shake Russell Dana Cooper Band per- forms tor SFA students in the UC Grand Ball- room. (2) Shake Russell blends progressive country with Dana Cooper ' s contemporary rock to create a unique sound. (3) Dana Coo- per concentrates on pleasing a capacity crowd. The UC Programs Diversions Com- mittee presented the Shake Russell Dana Cooper Band in concert on Sept. 11 in the UC Grand Ball- room. The band was a relatively new name to students but not to the con- cert circuit. The group was formed recently but spent most of the 70 ' s traveling separately around the coun- try. UC Programs presents The Shake Russell Dana Cooper Band in concert Student Life— 29

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Hypnotist baffles audience ■ Septembe r Sponsored by the Ideas and Issues Committee, Gil Eagles performed in front of SFA students and faculty on Sept. 9. Eagles demonstrated intriguing psychic phenomena by hypnotizing volunteers. Though at times embar- rassing, the volunteers brought to re- ality the world of hypnosis. Eagles was born in Tanganyika, East Africa, and realized his sensitivity with clairvoyance at an early age with Swahili tribesmen. 28— Student Life

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Three-man intramural basketball September Starting on Sept. 14, 3-man intra- mural basketball added to the many facets of intramural activities. One of the most challenging sports, basketball ranked next to football in nationa popularity. SFA students tended to patronize basketball, evidenced by the large number of participants dur- ing the 1981 fall season. The season was topped by teams like the Swamp Rats 1 and 4, the Riffs and Sigma Chi I. Altogether, there were 26 teams constituting four leagues. (1) Three-man basketball attract large numbers of roundball enthusiasts. (2) A heavily guard- ed shot means making that one shot or losing it. (3) One-on-one in a six-man game requires extreme timing in executing a layup. 3fc 30— Student Life