Jacksonville State University JSU Digital Commons Chanticleer Historical Newspapers 1998-10-08 Chanticleer | Vol 47, Issue 5 Jacksonville State University Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.jsu.edu/lib_ac_chanty Recommended Citation Jacksonville State University, "Chanticleer | Vol 47, Issue 5" (1998). Chanticleer. 1234. https://digitalcommons.jsu.edu/lib_ac_chanty/1234 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Historical Newspapers at JSU Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Chanticleer by an authorized administrator of JSU Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Philip Attinner Kelli Johnson Editor in Chief Staff Writer Two men were arrested in a JSU Parking is never easy on campus, building and charged with rape last but it is extremely difficult for JSU Wednesday. art department students and faculty. A white female, 19, reported Hammond Hall is located directly being sexually assaulted in a resi- behind the TMB and beside Bibb dence on university property, Graves Hall. The art department according to the incident record at has three faculty parking spaces the University Police Department. even though there are more than The two alleged assailants were three faculty members. There are arrested last Thursday morning. now eight art department faculty According to the UPD arrest members who must share those report the men, ages 18 and 19, spaces. were sober, unarmed, did not resist It has also come to the faculties' arrest and had no prior arrest attention that one of the Bibb record. Also, according to the Graves faculty members is taking arrest record, both men were one of these three parking spaces charged with one count of rape and designated for art department facul- one count of sodomy, each. ty, according to Anne Priddy, the art . Also, according to the UPD inci- department secretary. dent record, the alleged victim knew the two men. On the, report her relationship to the accused was Pageant chooses to^ 10 semi-finalists 111- described as "friend." while Hosier gave a brief descrip- Beth Bules, Candace Whitt, Jenny The alleged victim was given a tion of their activities and goals. As Gyurova, Lisa Braden, Betsy should park for rape exam, according to the inci- Staff Writers they left the stage, the contestants Wheeler, Maud-Soph~eDe Smet, 1I dent report, but no assault injuries Thursday night a crowd packed modeled their evening gowns. Amber Adams, Summer Fant, the day and were found. Leone Cole Auditorium to watch Following the evening gown com- Amanda Laughlin, Misti Dawri When questioned last Thursday, JSU's annual Homecoming petition Kim Mullendore, Miss Schre~ner, Tabitha Lynn Woods, UPD Chief Nelson Coleman said walk to all Pageant. The pageant included an JSU, sang two songs while the and Ken Cosper. I that two men were arrested at extensive interview earlier in the judges tabulated their scores. After The top 10 finalists and their pro- Daugette Hall and charged each their classes." day and an evening gown competi- the intermission the top 10 contes- files (courtesy of the JSU News with rape and sodomy. Coleman tion, which reduced the 38 contes- tants were announced. Bureau) are: also said that the two men were tants down to 10. This week the stu- As the night came to an end, the Amber Adams of Arab: -Marvin Shaw taken to the Calhoun County Jail. dent body will vote for the top five. top 10 were still feeling the ner- Sponsored by Sigma Phi Epsilon At that time, Coleman said that the Even ~f a good parlung space I Homecoming Week, the top five vousness and excitement of the fraternity, Adams is a Senior, men would probably be placed on found in the morning, if the faculty will be narrowed down to one. The event. This week the top 10 will be majoring in Dietetics and minoring bond. To his knowledge, no drugs member leaves for lunch, when queen will be crowned at the JSU. campaigning to gain the support of in Nutrition and Foods. Her activi- or alcohol were involved in the they come back there is often no vs. Samford football game, Oct. 17. the student body for the top five ties include being a JSU cheer- incident. parking available around the Art The International House hosted vote. Students are encouraged to leader, a member of Phi Mu sorori- Coleman said he would not have department. Many times they have interviews throughout the day on vote for their favorite contestant ty, Dean's List, an SGA Senator and an increased police response on to park behind Ayer Hall. Gary Gee Thursday. All of the contestants today from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Student Activities Council. Her campus because of this incident. art professor, says he has a solution, were scheduled to attend the inter- TMB. parents are Sandra and Gaylon "I don't think there's any need," "All faculty members should drive view with a judge. Elicia Gomez, a The contestants last Wednesday Adams. said Coleman. "It's not a gang-type to school on Monday and park their pageant contestant says, "The were Amber Gonzales, Chrysta Lisa Braden of Springville: situation or a pattern. It's just car; and for the rest of the week judges asked us questions about Norred, Lori Owens, Gena Inglis, Sponsored by Zeta Tau Alpha something that could have hap- they should walk home. On why 'we wanted to be Homecoming Shylo Stone, Amber Reid, Jennifer sorority, Braden is a Senior, major- pened anywhere at anytime." Fridays, they can drive their car Queen, our responsibilities in the Speight, Elicia Gomez, Bridget ing in Communication and minor- According to Coleman, the victim home and start all over again organizations that we are part of Matthews, Erin Henley, Heather ing in Marketing. She's the former did not need emergency hospital Monday." and various questions that required Renee Corrigan, Abbey Drigot, chairman of Zeta Tau Alpha, sales treatment, but was taken to a hospi- Art students carry more than just lots of thought." The interviews Kellilyn Johnson, LaToya Wise, manager of campus radio station tal and given a rape exam. a book and some paper to class. counted as 75 percent of the contes- Stephanie Runyans, Erica Gardner, WLJS and the disc jockey for the Further information on the case is "They have to bring their portfo- tants score. Robin Smith, Jennifer Murray, "After Work Drive." Braden is also unavailable at this time. On both lios,, which holds their artwork, The contestants were introduced Katie Choat, Jamila Graves, Kelly a member of the Society of the arrest and incident reports, brushes and anything else that they by Jeremy Hosier, program director Jo Kilgore, Jennifer Lauren Burton, Professional Journalists and was a names and addresses of those might be using that day," said for 92J. The contestants walked on Amanda Voss, Jenni Belknap, involved have been marked out. see PAGEANT page 5 stage and introduced themselves Nicole Thrash, Tiffani Keasler, see ART page 4 Page 2 l October 8. 1998 THE CHANTICLEER Phllio Att~neer Youngblood, representative harassing communications at Sparkman Hall by Heather Allen from Ashvllle N C Her works will be Edrtor ~n Ch~ef for Kappa Sigma "We just II 09-28-98JSUPD reported stolen property from JSU TWOred II IIon d~splayat the Hammond Hall Gallery untll Oct 30 II thought we'd have 90 going For more lnformat~oncontact the art department at 782- The InterFraternity Council and white barricades were stolen. Property was recovered at into rush." 5625 put complaints and concerns the scene. Seventy-six individuals *Friday,Oct. 9: Christian Fellowship Night Club, 8 30- to rest last Wednesday at a *9-29-98JSU reported theft of property at the third floor com- signed-up for formal rush, 12 p m , $1 adm (for Christmas fund) Bung 2 large trash special judicial meeting. puter lab at Pete Mathews Coliseum. One Dell CPU Tower according to Josh Bearden, bags ~f you have them we're st111 looklng tor talent to Several fraternities aired IFC Vice-President in charge 302F4, one white computer mouse and two white computer entertaln Call Cher 782-0720 or Latosha 782-6457 gnevances over the fact that of rush. "I have no control cables were stolen. A $1,227 value. *Friday,Oct. 9: Emergency Management Agency plan- formal rush only had 30 men over 30 to 40 guys who don't 09-30-98 Charles E. Cunningham, 22, of Attalla, reported nlng committee meetlng at the county extensions audltorl- The rest of the 105 men who show up," said Bearden. um In the county adrn~n~stratlonbu~ldlng dt 17th and pledged tratern~t~esthls theft of property at the flrst floor student lounge at Stone The judicial hearing was Noble St For more lnformat~oncontact Roy Stephens dt semester did so through Center. One psychology textbook and notes stolen A $31 called to hear complaints and 435-0540 "w~ldcat rush," outslde the value. examine any evidence. *Monday, Oct 12: Mimosa pictures tor students and formal rush week, according However, no one had any a9-30-98 JSUPD reported trespassing at Curtis Hall. faculty will be taken all day In Merrlll Hall Gel there to Cara Dawn Byford, assls- physical eveidence to present -9-30-98 Vanessa Askew reported a disorderly crowd In the early to have your plcture taken for the M~mosa tant d~rector of Student at the meeting. lobby of Fitzpatr~ckHall. *Monday. Oct. 12: Facultv Senate meeting w~llstart 'it Activlt~es - ''We have to have factual 010-1-98 Bntney Smith, 18, of Jacksonville, reported harass- 3.30 p m on the 11th floor of the Houston Cole l~brdry lhls ~nformatlonIn order to bring *Monday, Oct.