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This newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Media at Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. It has been accepted for inclusion in The George-Anne by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. For more information, please contact [email protected]. GOLD EDITION Thursday, February 22,1996 Vol. 68, No. 51 The * GSU beats Furman The Lady Eagles cruised by the Paladins 72-65 Monday night to break the three-way tie for Georgia Southern University's Official Student Newspaper second place in the Statesboro, Georgia 30460 Founded 1927 conference. Please see story, page 6 CLEC accused of excluding SGA members By Joshua Edmonson tion of Faculty Senate by-laws involv- Staff Writer cern," Nolen said. "It wasn't necessary stating that meeting time had been ing student membership on CLEC. to bring the agreement in front of the scheduled for 9 a.m. Student government has continued The agreement stipulated that SGA Faculty Senate." However, he said, his classes con- BRIEFLY... questioning the Campus Life Enrich- would approve eight of CLECs stu- The SGArepresentatives were asked flicted with the meeting time. tmmmmmmmiimmmmimmm ment Committee's violation of Faculty dents and appoint two directly from for their schedules, as well as the other Hall said he had Cahill for three Senate by-laws, and some have now SGA to oversee CLEC operations. Those members of CLEC, to set a time where English classes and, until now, had a Student charged in fatal alleged that CLEC meetings were two SGA represen- all members could great working relationship with her. scheduled when SGA representatives tatives were Ryan DUI-related car accident be at the meet- "John's (Walraven) got a job to do; could not attend. G-A Staff Reports Hall and Audrey ings. "(CAHILL) IS BATTLING Hyer's had a job to do," Hall said. 'They The student members of CLEC have Loeb. A memo dated A GSU student was charged with just got in Cahill's way." not been presented to SGA for appoint- However, both Nov. 8, 1995 was vehicular homicide Tuesday after an FOR COMPLETE Loeb, the other SGA representative ment by Maria Cahill, executive direc- Hall and Loeb said mailed to all accident that resulted in the death of on CLEC, said Wednesday she had tor of Southern Arts, for at least three this week that AUTONOMY IN A CLEC members, another student. informed Cahill that she could not meet » SGA administrations. Documents dur- CLEC meetings includingthe SGA The driver, Jason Rhett Royal, 22, of POLITICAL GAME." with CLEC in the mornings. ing that time show that the student were scheduled at representatives, Wray, was charged with vehicular ho- 'The mornings were hard for me to members served on CLEC in violation 9 a.m., when nei- — RYAN HALL asking for student micide and DUI pending. Police said go to," Loeb said. "I think it was very of Faculty Senate by-laws. ther of them could schedules. Royal was under the influence of alco- FORMER CLEC MEMBER convenient for professors." CLEC has a working budget of more attend due to class Hall said he hol. In the few meetings that the SGA than $60,000 of student money. conflicts. had checked his Harry R. Mixon, 20, of Ocilla, was representatives were able to attend, Cahill has refused to comment to "For the most part, I fault her Landrum box on Dec. 4th or 5th and killed after being ejected from the pas- they were apparently told that they student reporters throughout the quar- [Cahill]," Hall said Tuesday. "It's all the memo had not yet reached him. senger side of the car. were not allowed to vote. ter on the situation. Additionally, she just a political game." Hall said he left campus Friday, Dec. 8, Royal was traveling south in his 1993 "It can't happen, quite frankly," has failed to offer a response to the John Nolen, vice president of stu- for winter break, still without having Pontiac Firebird on Highway 67, two Nolen said. 'They are voting members latest charges. dent affairs, said Wednesday the agree- received the memo. miles south of the bypass, when he lost and they have to be allowed to vote." An agreement was reached in the ment should have rectified the prob- Upon returning from break on control of his vehicle, Officer Barton of "SGA met Cahill 80 percent of the November, 1995 meeting with Cahill, lem. Wednesday, Jan. 3, Hall received the the Georgia State Patrol said. way, but she failed to go the extra 20 former SGA president Lee Hyer and "Lee agreed that this agreement memo asking for student schedules. percent," Hall said. Royal ran off the road and struck a others to discuss and rectify the viola- would take care of the immediate con- Hall also received a memo dated Jan. 2 guard rail. After hitting the rail, his car Please see CLEC, page 12 traveled back across the roadway, strik- ing a bridge retainer rail. The car then skidded another 51 feet, coming to face SGA Presidents' Reception east, blockingboth lanes of travel. Mixon General Faculty was ejected from the car on impact with the bridge. amend GSU bylaws Royal and another passenger, Brice ByAlex Boney Fred Smith, faculty represen- R. Thompson, 22, of Sycamore, were Staff Writer treated by EMS personnel, but were not tative from the Henderson seriously injured. GSU's General Faculty de- Library. About 15 minutes later, another car cided last week to eliminate a Whereas all changes to the driven by James Stuart Perry of number of committees and statutes must be approved Statesboro struck Royal's car. Perry said position titles from the GSU by the Board of Regents, the he didn't see Royal's car until the last statutes in order to clear up bylaws can be amended by minute. Perry was not injured and re- obsolete references to former the Faculty Senate! tained moderate damage to his car. inter-campus organizations. Another change in the stat- Royal's car was totaled, police said. After the 1994 utes permits the Faculty Sen- Royal was given a blood alcohol test disaffiliation with Armstrong ate to vote on campus-wide and the results will not be available for State College and Savannah issues by means other than a week to 10 days, Barton said. State College, the position of simple meetings. vice president and dean of Wording was changed in graduate studies was discon- the statutes which opens up tinued so that each school voting possibilities such as [WORD OF THE DAY could regulate its own gradu- electronic vote or mail-in bal- ate program. lots. philoprogenitive (FILo • proJENutiv) The position was never re- 'The purpose isn't to get adj. being fond of one's children or moved from the statutes (the rid of voting at meetings, but Special Photo children in general; having many "Constitution") of GSU, how- to provide ourselves with an- children Representatives from various campus president of every organization on campus to ever, and the General Fac- other way to get decisions organizations mingle at SGA's Presidents' meet one another and the government that ulty corrected this discrep- from the faculty without a Reception Monday night. "The purpose of the Source: Weird Words represents them," SGA President John ancy at its meeting last called meeting," said John event was to provide an opportunity for the Walraven said Feb. 20. week. Pickett, statutes and bylaws The meeting also served to revision committee chair. 'BORO WEATHER move the description of the The last statutes change Graduate Council (formerly at the meeting will allow each Library to add more computers an inter-campus group) from college to elect up to seven By Jeni Smith "Before these computers Additional power cables are the statutes to the bylaws of alternative members to the Staff Writer could be used the library had to being run from the fourth floor the Faculty Senate. Faculty Senate, whereas al- New computer work areas rewire the area because it had to the first floor that are being The Academic Programs ternate membership had for- will be available for students terminated in a new closet that and Curriculum Committee merly been limited to two per by the end of this quarter if will be constructed near the was changed to the Under- college. construction on the first floor elevator. There were new col- graduate Council and its de- 'This change provides the of the Henderson Library re- umns added in the area to carry scription was also moved to Faculty Senate with a bigger mains on schedule. the electrical power safely to the bylaws. membership and a better rep- The changes are part of a the rows of electrical outlets These changes were made resentation of the college as a Henderson Library master being installed on the recep- not only to limit wordiness whole," Pickett said. plan. The plan includes many tacle stations, Hamilton said. within the statutes, but also All statutes changes were Today more changes for the library, A large portion of the bound to facilitate easier access to approved at the meeting, and Mostly cloudy with a slight chance of but these changes were the first periodicals and some micro- the councils should they need the revisions will be sent to showers with highs around 70. in the plan to receive adequate film collections have been to be changed again. the Georgia Board of Regents Friday funding. moved to the fourth floor in an "If we have important to await approval. Partly cloudy with highs near 80. The project got the funding exhausted its available elec- area that was previously occu- changes to make, it's faster Bylaws amendments have first because the library has tric power supply," said Ann pied by archives and records and easier to act on them in- already been approvedby the received 30 new Pentium- Hamilton, associate uniyersity management, she said. ternally rather then through Faculty Senate and put into the Board of Regents," said effect. INDEX equipped computers. librarian. Please see LIBRARY, page 12

Announcements 2 : Classifieds 11 Collins 'overwhelmed' as new Miss African-American GSU tative for politicians. will be able to go on and win at Comics 11 By Dana Gunter "Being crowned Miss Afri- Miss GSU next year." Crossword 11 Staff Writer can-American will hopefully A panel of five judges voted Opinions 4 Tawana Collins was help me to further my achieve- on each contestant's talent, crowned Miss A frican-Ameri- ments and goals," she said. congeniality, entrepreneur- Police Beat 2 canGSU Tuesday night in the Collins was also awarded ship, academics, eveningwear, Sports 6 Union Ballroom . Miss Entrepreneur, Most Aca- and overall personality. 'This means more than I Each member of the court Itisadesire of The George-Anne toprintthe ever thought it would mean to "THIS TITLE WILL GIVE was asked a question from each news of Georgia Southern University as accu- me because this is my first of the judges. The questions rately as possible. If you feel that something title. It was a very big surprise ME SELF- ranged from the issue of being covered is in error, contact a member of the and I was truly overwhelmed labeled Generation X to the editorial staff at 681 -5246 as soon as possible. CONFIDENCE." Thank you. when they announced my improvement of today's soci- FOR ADVERTISING INFO.: 681-5418 name," Collins said. — TAWANA COLLINS ety. Collins is a public relations The Master and Mistress of gEJfc STORY OR PHOTO IDEA: 681 -5246 MISS AFRICAN- £X" FAX NUMBERS: 871-1357 and 681-0863 major with a minor in mass Ceremony were Reverend AMERICAN GSU John Harmon of Swainsboro LANDRUM BOX: 8001 communications. A member of Umoja, Collins and Cheryl Gay, assistant di- E-MAIL TO: [email protected] has made the Dean's List, and demic, and Ms. Congeniality. rector of alumini development. said she hopes to own a public She will also receive a schol- The NAACP.the sponsor of relations corporation. arship for being crowned the event, said they wanted George-Anne Collins said her ultimate queen. the theme of pageant to reflect Sarah Brinkley Liked By Many, Cussed By Some... goal is to become an ambassa- 'This title will give me self- the importance of dor for theJJnited States and Tawana Collins, the newly-crowned Miss African-American GSU, acheivements of black Read By Them All confidence," she said. "By win- be a public relations represen- ningMissAfric smiles for the audience and judges Tue Page 2 — Thursday, February 22,1996 George-Anne l POLICE BEAT GSU freshman dead By Meredith Whitt "I just met him last weekend," room stall on the second floor. calls. GSU Division of Public Safety Staff Writer he said. "He came by to get some February 17,1996 • Carey Wayne Daniel, of • Jade Burgoyne reported a information (about pledging) and February 18,1996 Statesboro Police Department University Place, reported some- A GSU freshman died Feb. Murray bicycle missing from he seemed like a such a nice guy, • David Orlando reported one entered her auto. 18 of an apparent self-inflicted Veazey Hall. real caring and cordial. I went someone entered his vehicle and February 20,1996 • A female resident of Eagle's gunshot wound. • Jerome Hartfield reported a back to my apartment and told took a Kenwood CD player and a • John Vincent Henderson Jr., Court reported a battery. Mickey L. Scruggs appar- Schwinn bicycle missing from my roomates that we had our- Fuji camera. 22, of Statesboro, was charged • Hara Hikaru, of Pinehaven ently shot himself at his resi- Veazey Hall. selves a pretty good pledge." • Joda Meisel reported some- with possession of marijuana. Apartments, reported a burglary. dence in Hinesville. His remains • William Castleberry re- Walraven said that he plans one had put paint on a door and • Roseanne Griner, of Sta- • Whalen Ward, of Players were cremated Wednesday at ported someone entered his ve- to contribute funds to the library the porch at the Sigma Chi house dium Walk, reported someone Club, reported a criminal tres- the Carter Funeral Home in hicle and took his Kenwood ste- for a book to be purchased in his on Olympic Boulevard. entered her auto. pass. Hinesville. reo in the Oxford Hall parking honor. • Julie Sims reported a neck- • Alex Nino, of Georgia Av- Scruggs was a pledge for lot. February 19,1996 He also said that Scruggs "will lace, a charm and a pair of ear- enue, reported terroristic Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity. • A resident of G-56 reported • A female resident of Park be missed." rings were missing from the threats. SGA president John Union ballroom. someone had damaged a bath- Place reported harassing phone Walraven and Sigma Phi Epsi- Scruggs is survived by his lon member said that Scruggs mother and step-father, Mr, and "was a nice guy." Mrs. James Stacker of Hinesville. ANNOUNCEMENTS George-Awne Things to do at GSU Thursday, February 22,1996 "An Evening With Bobby Seale: from 3 - 4:30 p.m. in Southern • The Miscellany is accept- • Theatre South will be The Future of social Change" at Center room 116. ing submissions for its spring performing"Oedipus Rex" 7 p.m. in the Russell Union Ball- STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS publication. The magazine pub- through Feb. 24, at 8 p.m. in room. Tuesday, March 5,1996 The George-Anne is the official student newspaper of Georgia Southern University, owned and operated McCroan Auditorium. For infor- • Cinema Arts will present by GSU students and utilizing the facilities provided by GSU. The newspaper is the oldest continuously lishes short stories, drama, po- published weekly newspaper in Bulloch County and Statesboro, Ga. The ideas expressed herein are "Singin in the Rain" at 7 p.m. etry, music and visual art. Sub- mation, call 681-0106. Tuesday, February 27,1996 those of the editor or the individual authors and do not necessarily represent the views of the Student in the Union theater. For more Media Committee, the administration, the faculty and staff of Georgia Southern University, or the missions should be sent by Feb.29 • Cinema Arts will present "Burnt by the Sun" at 7 p.m. in information, call 681-5471. University System of Georgia. The George-Anne is published twice weekly during the academic year to landrum box 8001. Saturday, February 24,1996 and three times during summers. Any questions regarding content should be directed to the editor (681 - • The GSU Museum will host • The Black Image Awards the Russell Union theater. Thursday, March 7,1996 5246). a public school art exhibit in will be presented at 7 p.m. in the • Steve Kittell will present OFFICES, MAIL, PHONES Union ballroom. For more infor- honor of Black Awareness Month Thursday, February 29,1996 "Organizing the 1996 Olympics" Room 223, F. I. Williams Center. The George-Anne, Landrum Center Box 8001, Georgia Southern through Feb. 29. Call Stephanie mation, call 681-0123. • The Distance Learning at 7 p.m. in the Southern Center University, Statesboro, Ga. 30460.912/681-5246 (News) or 912/618-5418 (Advertising) Ray at 681-5409 for more infor- Monday, February 26,1996 Center will present "Coping Auditorium. For more informa- ADVERTISING INFORMATION mation. • Bobby Seale will present with ChangingCampus Culture" tion, call 681-5267. The George-Anne reserves the right to refuse any advertisement. The George-Anne's advertising rates are as follows: •Students and student groups: $2.50 per column inch •GSU faculty, departments or affiliates: $3.00 per column inch •Statesboro area businesses & groups: $4.50 per column inch* Proposal may reduce state funds for troubled teenagers •National rate $7.00 per column inch *Five inch minimum ad size, otherwise classified display rates ($5.00 per column inch) apply. The Associated Press In recent weeks, Martin has nating old ones include expand- theirs to have. But if you have a DEADLINE: The deadline for reserving space and submitting advertising copy is Noon, one-week prior ing community care facilities for \ ATLANTA — The governor been distributing buttons at the child in need of help and can't to the intended publication date. For more information, rate cards, sample publications, contact: severely emotionally disturbed Brooks Clements, Advertising Manager, ADS, (912) 681-5418; or Bill Neville, Student Publications \ says he's cutting only fat, but Capitol emblazoned, "Yahoo find that help, you can't help but children and childcare for par- Coordinator, (912)681-0069. Kathleen Cone says his proposal Math Club Member. feel your child will never have ents trying to get off welfare. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INFORMATION to reduce funds for troubled teens " It's a gentle slap at Miller the right to the dream." But Ms. Cone, administrator The George-Anne' reserves the right to refuse any advertisement. The George-Anne's classified may prevent some Georgia fami- who, when critics charged he was Lambert, the Emory ophthal- of the Phoenix Institute for Ado- advertising rates are as follows: lies ever from achieving the cutting health programs to help mologist, said its possible the •Students, student groups, faculty and departments: Free (25 words or less) lescents in Marietta, said his American Dream. pay for more road construction, BEGIN program can tap private •Others groups or businesses: 100 perword per edition ($5.00 minimum) decision to cut $2.3 million — •Retail classified display. $5.00 per column inch) Emory University's Dr. Scott replied they were practicing "ya- backers to make up the $75,000 DEADLINE: The deadline for reserving space and submitting classified advertising copy is Noon, one- Lambert, an ophthalmologist, hoo math." about 7 percent — from the pro- cut, which eradicates all of the week prior to the intended publication date. Free classified ads from students, faculty and staff must be says Gov. Zell Miller's proposal In his combined State of the gram was misguided. program's state funds. submitted in writing, with the name of the sender and local address. No free ads taken via telephone. One free ad per person per week. to cut funds for 75 blind and 'This is a group that really CIRCULATION INFORMATION nearly blind children in a pro- needs a lot of attention because "IF THERE ARE PEOPLE LEFT OUT NOW, EACH YEAR vision is such an important part Subscription rates for home delivery of The George-Anne are six dollars per quarter, or $18 per year, gram called BEGIN may shut delivered bulk mail. Please address all inquiries to Stephanie Wylie, Business Manager. The George- them off from professional help. THERE WILL BE MORE AND MORE EMOTIONALLY of a child's development," he said. Anne is distributed free of charge on the Georgia Southern University campus through delivery sites Jacque Muther says Atlanta's » Grady's pediatric AIDS pro- located in campus buildings and residence halls. DISTURBED CHILDREN. gram cares for two-thirds of the *We gratefully acknowledge the theft of our slogan - "Liked by Many, Cussed by Some, Read by them Grady Hospital will continue AH" - from Robert Williams of the Blackshear Times. Call Bob and he can tell you who he stole it from caring for 487 children who have Georgia children known tobe in- originally. contracted AIDS or been exposed — KATHLEEN CONE fected. The state and federal gov- ernments pay $83,866 each. to it, whether or not Miller elimi- PHOENIX INSTITUTE ADMINISTRATOR nates state funds. But waits for "I'm all for tightening bud- treatment will be longer and gets, but this is not one of the some services may not be avail- State and budget address to the The money pays to support smart ways to do it," said Tony CONGRATULATIONS SQAR '96 able, she said. Legislature Jan. 10, Miller said residential care for 580 children Braswell, director of the Those are but a few of the he was cutting ineffective or top- suffering from alcoholism or hospital's infectious diseases pro- Amy Bonner Ereco Maddox warnings lawmakers have heard heavy health programs and us- drug addiction or emotional prob- gram. Fred Bridges Lauren Mestel Martin's subcommittee has as they prepare to work on ing the savings to finance more lems. Merville Cumberbatch Peter Randall Miller's $11.3 billion budget for important or effective ones. The Department of Human recommended restoring funds to next year, which funds a 6 per- Rick Dent, his spokesman, Resources has a backlog of 180- each of the programs but that Lucy Lee Flippin Sheree Richardson cent teacher pay raise and a tax said Miller discarded programs 200 children waiting for a place proposal has to be weighed Christerlina Fox Alicia Spight cut by reining in other govern- he deemed ineffective, duplica- in one of the home. against proposals from other Marc Genwright Amy Staats "If there are people left out subcommittees and against the ment spending. tive, or of benefit only to a few. Melinda Hagar Nikita Stodghill About half of the state agen- In some cases, he decided a now, each year there will be more bottom line. cies will get less money next year, state program could be scrapped and more emotionally disturbed Some House leaders, includ- Jen Hill David Van Tassell including the Department of because federal funds were avail- children," she said. ing Speaker Tom Murphy, D- Jason Lettice TamikoWadley Human Resources. The health able for the same project, he said. "The problem is, everybody Bremen, also have expressed con- Myia Lott Robyn Wescott care agency will have $74 mil- New efforts financed by elimi- assumes the American Dream is cern over a 5 percent cut the lion less to spend, resulting in governor has proposed for county Shaun Wells, Laura Wescott -Coordinators cuts to a wide variety of pro- >M*M«fr»>g->fr^«^ health departments. grams. "The governor's priority is edu- 4—S%. States6oro cation, and I don't necessarily LDCD Junction disagree with him. The problem Leadership Service Awards is, the funds for those educa- i^lis Zfizff^L Any member of the faculty, staff or student body may nominate tional expenses can't come from students for These will human development issues," said Special For Formals Leadership / Unselfish Service Awards. Rep. Jim Martin, D-Atlanta, \\ Makeup, Hair and Nails be presented on Honors Day to students selected from the whose budget subcommittee QO nominees. Selection will be made on the basis of these criteria: deals with health matters. i' ssiI ^*JrO Good For February ' i. 1. Cumulative Grade Point Average (2.5 minimum) 2. Notable service and leadership on campus or at the state, regional, or national level. Students selected for Who's Who are not eligible for the Leadership / Unselfish Service Award. These students are listed below. d IE IL IE IB IR^TF II IM 1996 Who's who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges recipients: IB IL^\dlK Elizabeth Claire Allman Melissa Manderscheid Chelsea Blackmore Adrienne Mayfield d^virii-KOiLiic: Christie R. Blackston Lea Anne McBride David Alexander Boney, Jr. Aisha A.. Muhammad sir^riLiE Xerese Burdette Kathryn E. Nichol Jenny Kristina Cargill-Ek Rachel Anne Peoples David Coradini Kristy L. Rickards Jasper Fessman Lisa Salak Thiry Gordon ^Catherine Skipper Maria Otagio Grovner Brandi Lynette Stone SUNDAY, FEB 25TH Kim Ha rre 11 Leila Anthonetta Swift ATTHE6:OOPM STUDENTMA5S Penny Hendry Patricia L. Xhacker ST. MATTH EW CATHOLIC CHURCH LaTrina Howell Heather A. Turner Dawn Marie Laning Paula S. Vogelhut 2^1 JOHN PAUL AVE, STATESBORO Mary Paige Lewis Laura Marrie Wilcher SPONSORED BY THE CATHOLIC N E W/v\AN ASSOC. Oskar G. Lund ST. ANTHONY COSPEL CHOIR WILL HELP US Please use the form below to nominate deserving students and return to Cecil Perkins in TO CELEBRATE BLACK HISTORY MONTH BY the Registrar's office, Landrum Box 8092 by Friday, March 8. Nominees will be SHARINC SOME OF THE RICH SPIRITUAL contacted for additional information. AND MUSICAL HERITAGE OF THE AFRICAN AMERICAN CATHOLIC TRADITION. Name of Nominee Social Security # Landrum Box Local Telephone ALL ARE WELCOME TO JOIN US FOR THIS JOYFUL EVENING OF PRAYER AND SONG.

Name of Nominator Telephone George-Anne Thursday, February 22,1996 — Page 3 Bill passes to ban common-law and same-sex marriage The Associated Press Rep. Ron Crews, R-Tucker, a "It singles out a class of people like New York city, it would not rights of couples who form unions ATLANTA — In a pre- pastor, said his bill banning to tell them that they cannot be marriages came in response to be recognized in Georgia," said in non-traditional religious cer- Valentine's Day message to same-sex marriages is necessary full participants in Georgia soci- "the legal nightmare" involving Rep. Len Walker, R-Loganville, emonies. cohabitating heterosexual so that there is no doubt that ety," said Teresa Nelson of the couples in such unions. Georgia, a pastor. "The religious right today couples and homosexual couples marriage is a union only between American Civil Liberties Union. Texas and Arkansas are the only The House rejected an amend- voted on the record to oppose that want to tie the knot, House a man and woman. The bill also She cited the recent ruling in states that still allow common- ment that would have prevented freedom of religion and to oppose lawmakers agreed Tuesday to is necessary because of the push the case of Robin Shahar, a les- law marriages. the measure from infringing on religious practices of minority ban common-law marriages and in states such as Hawaii and bian who sued the state after the In Georgia, a couple can be a citizen's right to participate in faiths," Ms. Nelson said: "It's same-sex marriages. California to legalize same-sex attorney general withdrew a job considered married by simply liv- religious ceremonies. The au- hypocrisy." The House voted 164-6 for a unions. offer to her because she planned ing together for any length of thors were seeking to protect the The bill to ban cammon-law bill that bans common-law mar- to "marry" another woman in; a time. riages after July 1 after expand- religious ceremony. j ingthe measure to also ban same- A panel of the 11th Circuit sex marriages. "THAT HAS PROVEN TO Court of Appeals, sending the Then, reasoning that two bills BE A GOOD MODEL case back to a lower court for a Arby's —GSU Sports Shorts are better than one, the chamber full hearing, ruled in December passed a another bill banning FOR FAMILY UNIT." that homosexuals are entitled to same-sex marriages by a 135-10 the same freedom to associate Thursday - Feb. 22, 5:00pm - Softball vs. Georgia College vote. with others as heterosexuals. The Thursday - Feb. 22, 7:30pm - Women's Basketball vs. Appalachian St. Both bills now go to the Sen- — REP. RON CREWS attorney general has asked the Friday - Feb.' 23, 2:00pm - Women's Tennis vs. North Florida ate. full 11th Circuit to rule on the Saturday - Feb. 24, 3:00pm - Women's Basketball vs. Western Carolina "Is it not true that we are R-TUCKER case. Sunday - Feb. 25, 1:00pm - Women's Tennis vs. South Carolina St. trying to get people out of this Before passing Crews' bill, Monday - Feb. 26, 4:00pm - Softball vs. South Carolina St. bad living and into the light?" Georgia law should comply lawmakers passed a bill to ban said Rep. Eugene Tillman, D- with the Bible, where the first common-law marriages and at- Tennis is played at Manner Brunswick, a pastor. couple is Adam and Eve, Crews tached an amendment to it to Tennis Courts - Free Admission Georgia doesn't recognize said. ban same-sex marriages.The Softball is played at Lady Eagle Field same-sex marriages now because "That has proven to be a good amendment also stated that the at the Sports Complex - Free Admission the law states that legal mar- model for family units," he said. nuptials of homosexual couples Basketball is played at Hanner Fieldhouse riages must be consummated, The measure drew sharp criti- married in another state would Baseball is played at J.I. Clements Stadium and consummation is interpreted cism from the American Civil be null and void in Georgia. For Tickets call l-SOO-GSU-WUSTS or 681-0123 as being between a man and Liberties Union, which fights for "If a (same-sex) marriage woman. citizens' rights. takes place in a foreign country Redeem This Ad And Receive One Chicken Finger Meal At Arbv's For $2" Georgia lawmakers ridicule Alabama The Associated Press Georgia border, said Georgians tory. ATLANTA— Georgia and Ala- have no reason to make Alabama Then he told another joke. bama football fans have a tradi- the butt of jokes. "I know a lot of the football tion of making each other the "If it hadn't been for the lot- jokes, like do you know what the Union butt of jokes. This year, Georgia tery, their educational system 'n' in Auburn stands for? lawmakers are making a sport of would still lag behind ours," Nowledge," he said. bashing Alabama as the bastion Burke said. "Ever since Atlanta beat Bir- of all things backwards. And Alabama is ahead of Geor- mingham as the Capitol of the When the author of a bill in gia in the Confederate flag flap, Productions South, I think the jokes have the Georgia Legislature to bring said Alabama been fair game," he theorized. back chain gangs cited Alabama Rep. John Rogers, D-Birming- Walker said the Deep South ££dR£lA SdlATUG&k) Uk)lVG(ZQlM as a state that already has done ham, one of the black lawmakers character of Alabama makes it so, a legislator from Columbus, an easy target. Ga., asked: "Isn't it true that we "PEOPLE IN GEORGIA "Alabama kind of has a repu- Thursday. February 22 should be concerned any time we tation of being rural and, like follow the lead of states like Ala- TELL JOKES ABOUT south Georgia, reaneckish," bama?" ALABAMA LIKE THE Walker said. "You couldn't tell And during a debate on ban- those jokes about Florida. It COOL JOE ning common-law and same-sex ENGLISH TELL JOKES wouldn't be funny." marriages, an Atlanta lawmaker Alfred Sawyer, the press sec- joked, "If a couple gets married ABOUT THE IRISH." retary for Alabama's governor, in Alabama and gets divorced in who grew up in Georgia hearing The Funky Soul Symbols Georgia, are they still brother — ALFRED SAWYER Alabama jokes, said the ribbing and sister?" is simply human nature. PRESS SECRETARY FOR House Majority Leader Larry "People in Georgia tell jokes Cool Joe was voted Best Dance Walker, D-Perry, who was pre- ALABAMA'S GOVERNOR about Alabama like the English siding when the incest joke drew tell jokes about the Irish," Saw- Band of the Year in Creative Loafing. roars of laughter, gave the who sued to keep the Confeder- yer said. "It's part of the human jokester a stern look. ate flag from flying atop condition that makes people feel "Nah, I wasn't offended. I Alabama's Capitol. better when they are looking thought it was a good joke," "How can theyjab at Alabama down their noses at someone Union Commons Cool Joe received the A-Town Walker said later. "They're about when they've still got that rebel else." the only people we can look down flag flying?" Rogers said. Besides, there's plenty of jokes 7:30 pm Music Award for Best Local Talent. on." Georgia Rep. Doug Teper, D- about Georgia. "Do you know Alabama Rep. Ralph Burke, Atlanta, who told the incest joke, what you call a pretty girl in D-Rainsville, who lives near the said he meant nothing deroga- Georgia? A visitor," Burke said. luesdav. February 27 Student Guide completion delayed NACA19J3 NOVELTY/VARIETY ACT OF THE YEAR! By Kevin Bonsor "There are somewhere around costs would be outrageous." Staff Writer 645 teachers," he said. "If we An alternative to handing out The publishing of the produce an average of about 30 a large number of questionnaires Student's Guide to Peer Perfor- per professor, and the printing is being discussed. mance has been delayed. ^HW^n PRESENTS The guide was expected to be available at midterm. The date of publication is undecided. The grade distributions have already been edited and that data is ready to be printed, Gavin Shook, vice president of academic affairs, said. "If we want to produce a qual- Tiie.. February 27 ity informational guide, some- thing that could really help stu- Women's and dents, then we need more infor- mation in there than just grade Men's DER distributions," he said. Shook also said he wants to 8 - Ball RIES add student's opinions and pro- fessor comments to the guide. Tue., March 5 A questionnaire for students is in the process of being made Air out by SGA, but Shook would not WIN comment on the possible content Hockey of the questions until it is com- plete. m The questionnaires for stu- All events start at 6:00 pm PRIZES dents should be completed by the end of the quarter. All events are open to both women and men. The entry • The amount of time it takes to deadline is the Monday prior to each event. Sign-up in the T-SHIRTS get the questionnaires back will Russell Union Gameroom. The entry fee is $2.00 per person. decide when the guide will be For more information, call the Russell Union Gameroom at completed. 681-0444. NOVELTY PRIZES A further problem facing SGA is how they will distribute the questionnaires. Monday - Friday 9 am -11 pm 100% AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION Shook said it may be impos- Saturday 10 am -11 pm sible to hand out a large number of questionnaires, Shook said. 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Ashley E. Hunt ^^L The oldest continuously published newspaper in Bulloch County Thursday, February 22,1996 News Editor Opinions Our Opinion Buchanan's rise in the primaries is dangerous The fact that the ultra-conservative Pat Buchanan is leading in the polls should be enough to scare any freedom-loving American. Buchanan's extreme right politics could be enough to send this country back into the Dark'Ages. For Buchanan, there seems to be no gray area on any social issue. For him, something is completely right or completely wrong for everyone with no exceptions. Buchanan opposes abortion unilaterally and unequivocally. He apparently wants to break down the wall between church and state as he endorses public schools teaching the Old and the New Testaments and allowing parents to decide whether or not their children are taught that "godless evolution." The separation between church and state was established to uphold freedom of religion and to protect religious minorities from persecution. Perhaps someone should tell Buchanan that America is not comprised entirely of Christians. When CNN asked Buchanan about the possibility of appointing homosexuals to his Cabinet, he said that he would have "no hesitation" working with closeted gays, Tragedy brings new perspectives on society but believed that openly gay people would "discredit the Waiting until the last minute tually, I don't have a clue if he administration." before a deadline is nothing new even believed in God. Some say to me. As I write this column, Buchanan also wants a fence to be constructed around RUSTY MCGUIRE that if a person really believes, however, I can't help but think he would never face such cir- the United States to isolate our country from the world. this time is different. Less than COLUMNIST cumstances because he would He believes the U.S. should continue to trade with other an hour before writing this, I always have his faith in which to countries, but we should trade only. was confronted with the news ago and that he won't ever be nalize their emotions. I'm not a find solace. The U.S. cannot expect to trade without becoming that a guy who lived down the here again. psychologist, but I do know there I guess that's a fine argument, involved in world conflicts and wars. The very nature of hall from me killed himself over The next emotion I felt was are times when people get de- but I can still picture a situation the weekend. For some reason, I sympathy. I wonder what he trade leads to war in many instances. One of the debatable pressed regardless of their faith in which the most loyal of Chris- think that I was meant to tell the must have been thinking when in humanity or God. It doesn't tians would feel that the world reasons for Desert Storm was to protect the oil in that readers about this tragedy. he did it. It really makes me look mean they really believe these was coming down on him. region of the world. Burying our heads in the sand is not Many people have found them- at society in a different way. My entities wouldn't help them if There's just one question that an option for a world superpower. selves pondering the questions normally unfettered view of the they asked. It just means that keeps slapping me in the face: On a positive note, however, Buchanan claims to of an acquaintance or a loved one potential of society has been they can't or don't want to create just before he went through with crusade for the rights of the working class against the committing suicide. This is a shaken. How many other people that situation. it, where did he think he would first for me. interests of big business. Hopefully, his promise of noticed that he seemed sad and In fact, I would argue that be afterward? I'm not even sure I didn't really know him all. never said a word to him? Soci- most everybody has felt alone at what I think. I know what the economic security will not be sufficient to sway Americans that well. I knew his name and ety dictates that it isn't "cool" to one time or another. Michael Bible says, but I just can't pic- in light of all the social restrictions he endorses. his room number — I even knew show emotion. Stipe sings, "Everyboby hurts." ture God, at the Reckoning, ig- where his family lived. I'm not noring the obvious pain which sure how I would've responded this poor person was in. Your Opinion before this horrible event hap- IT ALMOST SEEMS UNGRATEFUL FOR A PERSON TO I don't think anyone really pened if someone had asked me knows the answer to this ques- Miscellany "bashing Christianity." They if I was his friend. I would like to END HIS OWN LIFE. WHETHER YOU BELIEVE IN tion. were questioning it (along with say that the answer would've After all the sympathy and GOD OR NOT, IT'S HARD TO DENY THE editor responds other belief systems). been "yes," but I'm not sure. anger, the one dominant emo- As for your words about I knew him in the same sense PRECIOUSNESS OF ANY HUMAN LIFE. tion I feel is sadness. It would be to criticism "those rusted things outside that I know the janitor I see Editor, a lot easier if I could just blame Foy," I suggest you address every morning. I always thought I would like to say that Mr. him and label him weak, but I that issue with the artists who he seemed pretty cool, but I doubt Cowan's remarks ("Arts maga- I can imagine that he prob- It's just that no two people deal don't think that's the answer. A constructed them. An art ap- I would've remembered him in zine bashes Christ," Feb. 20) ably would have liked to reach with any situation in exactly the more likely solution would be to preciation class may also help 10 years if all this hadn't hap- were surprising. They were out to someone, but he must same way. question what horrible aspect of you come to a better under- pened. not. When we put the supple- never have felt comfortable talk- The next emotion I felt was society drove him to want to leave standing of their merit. When it first hit me, I went ment together, we predicted ing to anyone about it. anger. How could that guy throw it forever. I suggest that you, Mr. through a series of emotions. that it would offend, though Another reason I sympathize away the life that God gave him? This tragedy has helped me Cowan, as an artist, submit First of all, I was shocked. Now that was not our desire. Reli- with him is that I've felt the He had the opportunity to make put my own life in perspective, compositions to the Miscellany that I think about it, he did often gion is, to those who claim one, same way myself. That's not to of his life whatever he wanted. It and I hope it has done the same that you find are "an artist's look depressed. I would prob- an answer. We selected poetry say that I've ever seriously almost seems ungrateful for a for everybody else. I value the impression of the world around ably never even have thought and visual art that posed the thought about committing sui- person to end his own life. things I have more. It even makes [him]." about it under normal circum- questions religions (all reli- cide before — I just mean there Whether you believe in God or me feel a greater responsibility I would also like to encour- stances. I've seen people who gions, not merely Christianity) have been times when I've felt not, it's hard to deny the pre- to make the most of and get the age other artists to do so as have looked down before. I guess seek to answer. To question that I had nowhere to turn. ciousness of any human life. most enjoyment out of my own well. We look forward to hear- sometimes people just never faith is not wrong, nor should That's nothing against my fam- My Christian upbringing is life. ing from you. think about what the actual it offend. It is a natural, hu- ily or friends — they've always what perpetuates this anger, but It also encourages me to show cause of others' depression is. man response. The artists (and been there for me if I wanted to I have a hard time believing that a little more kindness to those Joseph Thomas It's especially hard to consider talk to them about anything. my all-merciful God could ever around me instead of ignoring yes, they are artists) featured English graduate student that he was here just a few days Sometimes people just inter- deny this poor guy salvation. Ac- their problems. in the supplement were not Miscellany Editor STAFF Think positive, be proactive in helping the world When you think about the fu- NEWS to get along with everyone, sacri- ture, do you see a positive one? I fices on both ends of the table. Assistant News Editor: Melanie Weinberg; Staff: Erika Anderson, Alex Boney, CHANCE FULK Josh Edmonsen, Kim Wagner, Meredith Whitt do, and I hope you do! If you do When someone is down in the see one, then there will be one - hole we should help them. You FEATURES COLUMNIST - a positive future in a sense that just might need the help one day! Features Editor: Stacy demons; Arts & Entertainment Editor: Tracey Varnell; there are good things happening Think about all that trash you Staff: Shantell Elliott, Shanika Glynn, Dana Gunter, Renee Hurston, Kristr' people wage. When we as na- No one is perfect and we don't get Kendrick, Melissa Miller rather than bad things. throw into the garbage when you tions or as individuals create con- along with everyone. Instead of SPORTS We live in a world that is get- open up that new "Phish" or flicts, resources are lost and posi- creating a conflict, suggest solu- tingmore and more densely popu- "Goodie Mob" CD. With time tive thinking is on halt. Mate- tions that make a compromise. Sports Editor: Ronnie Swinford; Senior Staff Writer: Mike Davis; Staff: Hughie Hunt, Reginald Gibson, Carolyn Wynn lated. With this density of people and some positive logical think- rial for bombs, fuel, food, etc. are Getting along with people exists an limited supply of re- OPINIONS ing maybe we can reduce some of wasted to wage a conflict that must be accomplished with the sources, natural and commercial. that wasting of resources. It just could have been prevented at a population of the earth growing Staff: Christopher Cole, Amanda Crews, Chance Fulk, Jana Newsome, Melanie Weinberg Concerning limited resources, we isn't with CD wrappers, but tons table — a table where intellec- exponentially. "How dense can PHOTOGRAPHY should not waste these necessi- of other things too. tual individuals solve problems we get?," a bumper sticker reads. ties. Use only what you have to Maybe we should reduce our with positive and optimistic We will just have to find out! Chief Photographer: James Hill; Staff: Sarah Brinkley use and don't waste any. want for materials. After all, thinking. One thing is for sure: We are ARTWORK Here is where the positive or materials contain resources — It's a hard thing to do, but it all going to have to get along. optimistic thinking comes into resources that must be shared can be done. We just need to stay Thinking positively and opti- Scott Morris play. If we are thinking posi- with almost five billion people focused on the positive side. mistically will produce a healthy CIRCULATION tively, then we should be helping and counting. Of course, to solve a conflict, planet for everyone. Whenever Supervisor: Steve Taliaferro make our dreams of a better Positive thinking and optimis- sacrifices must be made on both you see a negative thought world come true. Such as using tic thinking will enable us to do sides of the table. We live in a ADVERTISING/DISTRIBUTION SERVICES (ADS) emerging, try your best to throw less resources and not wasting this so that we can see a better world where sacrifices must be in some creativity so that we Advertising Manager: Brooks Clements; Business Manager: Stephanie Wylie; resources. We should recycle and brighter future ahead on the Marketing Coordinators: Heather Turner, Jennifer Ricketson; Sales Representa- made more than ever. These may change it for the better. tives: Ron Lair, Jennifer Ricketson, Heather Turner, Carolyn Wynn whenever possible even if there tracks. sacrifices must start with the Too bad we can't just multiply PRODUCTION AND GRAPHICS EDITORIAL SERVICES is no reward or benefit towards While making a change in the individual. They can be seen as the problem by a negative action (PAGES) the individual. The benefit is for present we are able to see the positive and optimistic thinking and get a positive one — that's everyone. "Think globally, act future getting brighter at the abilities leading to a better fu- General Manager: Scott Mulkey; Production Managers: Ron Lair; Assistant only in math. Everything must Production Managers: Tamara Gilbert, Shawn Sunderland; Layout Editor: An- locally!" Especially us Ameri- same time. ture. We live in a world where come from the individual and drea D'Astoli; Staff: Jill Banks, Jennifer Craft, Tonya Thompson; Darkroom cans, who use and waste more When people think positively selfishness needs to diminish. spread out to everyone. Manager: James Hill resources than double or triple we get things done, and when we We need to start making more Positive and optimistic think- STUDENT PUBLICATIONS COORDINATOR any other nation on our lonely encounter negative thinking sacrifices. Got the picture? ing is contagious — try it and George-Anne Thursday, February 22,1996 — Page 5

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1-800-COLLECT The GSU Lady Eagles are currently tied for second in the Southern Conference. They are playing their last two home games of the Season at home this week. They will battle Women's Appalachian St. who is ranked number one in conference tonight at 7:30. They will finish the season Saturday at 3 p.m. Hoops against Western Carolina.

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BEYOND THE Lady Eagles pecked by Gamecocks ARC By Ronnie Swinford Dance then reached base on an The three-run homer would be the fireworks were just about to single. A Stone double drove in Sports Editor error by Jax State third baseman all the offense that Jax State begin. Simpson, and gave Jax State GSU was plagued by 10 errors Riddell. A pop to third and a needed, but they would get plenty In the top of the fifth inning runners at second and third with MIKE DAVIS and four homeruns in a double- strikeout followed, but with two Jax State scored three only one out. McKibbin then header loss to the Jacksonville outs, Lowder singled to force more runs. The inning singled in Harbison for the sec- State University Gamecocks Cook home. started with a Stone ond run of the inning. Shelton Tuesday. In the top of the sixth inning single. She was then then singled to knock in Stone. GSU needs In the first game, Jackson- the Lady Gamecocks touched caught stealing to give An error by GSU shortstop, ville State started the scoring in GSU for two more runs to ice the GSU the first out. But Renee Johnson, then loaded the better facilities the second inning when Ann game. a single by McKibbin bases. A single by Vickers then That inning started with Jen- As any GSU students who Shelton reached second base on and a walk to Shelton scored both McKibbin and nifer Harbison singling to right. has visited another campus an error by Missy Boyd in put two on base. Jenni- Shelton. GSU got an out when One batter later Stone slammed would know, that the athletes centerfield. fer Russo then singled Renee LeGrande popped out to a homer to right field and gave here are not exactly treated The next hitter walked to put to drive in McKibbin second. But Simpson then Jax State a 6-1 lead. like royalty as compared to runners at first and second with from second. singled for the second time in the no one out. The next batter GSU pitcher Vanessa Fawcett other schools. After this, inning to drive in Russo. Free- was the losing pitcher. She gave For those who bring up the tapped a ball in front of the Stephanie Vickers man then fouled out to first to up five hits and four earned runs argument that it's not fair for mound, but reached when the singled to knock in end the inning. catcher, McCaine Lowder, threw in five and a third innings Shelton. GSU then The ninth spot in the Jax State athletes to receive more special ■T pitched. : benefits, try to understand the the ball into right field scoring •f?7- turned a 6-3 double play line-up made two outs in the Shelton got the win for the sports-minded point of view. Shelton from third. The Lady to get them out of the inning, but the same person Lady Gamecocks with seven in- Realize that they are getting Eagles were able to get two inning. The score was didn't make them. Freeman was nings pitched. She scattered nine their tuition paid for, but still, groundouts and a flyout to end 7-0. •pinch hit for the first time hits, and struck out nine for the lack privileges such as training the inning with no more dam- GSU would get its through by Jennifer Jolley, but game. Jfi& facilities that would improve age. only run of the game in Freeman had to bat for herself The second half of the double- them as athletes. In the fifth inning the Lady the bottom of the fifth. the next time through the line- header was even worse for the And while the present GSU Gamecocks would drive three With two outs, Heather up or she would have been out of Lady Eagles. The 13-1 loss would athletes lack this, high school more runs over the plate. The more. Goodson reached base on an er- the game because of the re-entry be the worst at home since 1993, Jax State scored another run recruits realize it. inning started with a flyout to ror by Annie Simpson, the Jax rule. when Central Michigan roughed Recruiting exceptional ath- left. But an error by Tara Ander- in the second inning. Rachel State shortstop. Goodson moved After GSU could not get any up the Lady Eagles 12-0. letes is hard to do when you son allowed Rachel Stone to reach Riddell opened the inning with a to third on a two-base error by runs in the bottom half of the That game started with a three don't have the proper sports base. The next batter, catcher double. Simpson when she booted a inning, the mercy rule was in- spot for the Lady Gamecocks in facilities. Wendy McKibbin, crushed the She moved over to third on a grounder hitbyMissyBoyd. GSU voked and the game ended. the top of the first. The inning Everyone knows how impor- first pitch from GSU senior grbundout to the pitcher. She had runners on second and third GSU's losing pitcher Mandi started with a single by Jennifer tant recruiting is to the success Vanessa Fawcett over the right would score when Rhonda Free- and two outs, when Jax State Dunn gave up 17 hits over her Harbison. Rachel Stone then at- of an athletic organization. It field fence for a 3-0 Jax State man singled her in from third. pitcher Riddell threw a wild pitch six innings of work. She had one tempted to move Harbison over can mean the difference be- lead. The next batter, Shelton, GSU got out of that inning with and Goodson scored. This would strikeout and 10 of the runs were with a sacrifice bunt. She got the tween a winning team and a then hit a laser beam homer over no more damage and the score be the only scoring chance for earned. bunt down and she reached first losing team. the left field fence to up the lead was 4-0. the Lady Eagles. For Jax State the story was because GSU second baseman In the process of recruiting, to 4-0. Jax State would score another In the top of the sixth inning not the 13 runs, but the no-hitter Ashley Flemming dropped the it is the coaches' goals to lure GSU's lone run of the game run in the fourth inning when the GSU flood gates opened up pitched by Rachel Riddell. She ball covering first. Jax State athletes to their schools by would come in the bottom of the they took advantage of two GSU and six runs poured through for struckout five and gave up two quickly took advantage of this showing what they have to of- fifth. The inning started with errors-a wild pitch and a single Jax State. The inning opened walks but held on for the win. with a homerun by Wendy fer. Amy Cook slapping a ball into to push the run across. GSU with a single by Simpson. She The losses give -GSU a 1-7 McKibbin, her second of the day. What does GSU have to offer centerfield. Right fielder Beth trailed by five at this point, and moved to third on a Harbison record for the year. athletes? There are great people here, a nice campus and plenty of parties. But athletes will eventually GSU flies past Furman Bonds makes have to look at the living ar- By Ronnie Swinford rangements set up for them. Sports Editor plans for season Take football players for in- The Lady Eagles needing a stance, who are recommended win over Furman to break the to stay in Dorman Hall by The Associated Press three way tie for second place in says, referring specifically to the coaches eventhough it is not an the conference standings, cruised SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Af- wrist injury but in a sense to the athletic dorm. past the Paladins 72-65 Monday ter a season of pain and an- 1995 season in general. The fact is, the NCAA does night in Greenville. guish, Barry Bonds says he's in "I just wanted to get to the not allow athletic dorms for GSU started slow and trailed the best shape of his life - thanks finish line." any sports. Instead, others stu- 13-7 at the 12:52 mark of the to a new workout regimen and He spent much of the off-sea- dents have to outnumber ath- first half. GSU then ran off eight the end of a messy divorce. son doing intense workouts with letes in on-campus living ar- straight points for the lead that Though testy and defensive former San Francisco 49ers run- rangements. the would not relinquish. in his first meeting of the year ning back Roger Craig, and they Nonetheless, Dorman Hall is The Lady Eagles and Lady with reporters Monday, Bonds were joined by 49ers wide re- still the filthiest dorm on this Paladins would then trade bas- says he's more confident enter- ceiver Jerry Rice in recent campus. That is a turn-off kets up until the half where GSU ing spring training than he's weeks. right there. led 29-26. been since winning his third Much of their work was done Second, while schools have GSU was led in scoring in the MVP award in 1993. on the track, where Bonds - state-of-the-art training facili- half By Marysue James who had "I'm happy now. I'm free of a who has always prided himself ties for all sports, GSU has six points and five rebounds. lot of things and I'm content," on having enough natural abil- Hanner Fieldhouse. The second half started fast says the San Francisco Giants ity to overcome a lack of dedica- Make no mistake, Hanner and stayed that way. GSU scored left fielder. tion to conditioning- challenged has served its purpose well, 43 points in the half. "I'm not as tired. I don't have himself to keep pace. but, like its name, it is just a Furman scored 39, but shot to be in court as much." "I'm in the best shape I feel fieldhouse. This is another only 42 percent from the floor. Bonds' statistics were excep- I've ever been. I just want to tell turn-off. GSU was led in the half by tional again last season. Jerry: 'Man, I made it,'" Bonds I guess athletes are sup- Svetlana Trjeskal, who hit for 17 He hit .294 with 33 homers, says. posed to accept those blue and points in the half. 104 RBIs and 109 runs scored. "I'm a lot stronger than I ever white jump-suits, because they She was four of five from three- He led the NL with 120 walks was. I can bench press 315." certainly have no hesitation point land, as well as eight of and a .431 on-base percentage. The workouts began in Octo- wearing them two or three eight from the free-throw line. He had 12 outfield assists. ber, and took place five days a times a week as a replacement GSU's next highest scorer was He became the first Giants week. for the things they are missing. Telly Hall, who had 13 for the player with 30 homers and 30 "We all do it because of pride, I fully understand we are a game as well as six rebounds. stolen bases in a season since fear of failure," he says. Division I-AA football school. Furman's leading scorer was his father, Bobby, did it in 1973. "I just didn't think I was go- Under normal situations, GSU Tonya Bristow who'liit fro 19 in File Photo And Bonds played in all 144 ing to get through it. would unhesitantly be turned the game. games despite a hairline frac- They tried to break me. down if an athlete had to 18. Marshall. She also led the team in re- ture of his right wrist that both- There were a lot of days I choose between this school and In fact, Furman only played If the Lady Eagles win one of bounding with nine. ered him in the season's closing didn't want to go back." a good Division I football pro- seven players compared to GSU's their two upcoming home games, weeks. Bonds did light drills with a gram. But the difference in the game nine. they will host a first round con- was that GSU had 37 points off But it also was a season of trainer at Scottsdale Stadium GSU's enrollment is just The win gives GSU a 14-10 ference tournament game this its bench and Furman only had torment for Bonds. on Monday, a day before the over 14,000 which is the most record and a second-place tie with year. He was emotionally drained Giants' first full workout. of any Southern Conference by apublicly humiliating divorce His new approach about con- school. case that dragged through the ditioning does not mean he has But I just believe that while Sports Schedules season. a totally changed attitude, this campus is continuously He jousted with fans after though. expanding, school officials getting booed at Candlestick In particular, Bonds remains should include in their plans GSU Softball vs Georgia College Thursday, Feb. 22 at 5 p.m. Park for standing still as a fly combative in his relationship better sports facilities. ball went over his head for a with the media. GSU boasts quality football GSU Softball vs South Carolina St Monday, Feb. 26 at 4 p.m. two-run double. He accuses reporters of turn- and baseball stadiums, and the And, in a strike-scarred sea- ing fans against baseball last renovations at Hanner cer- GSU Women's Basketball vs Appalachian St. Thursday, Feb. 22 at 7:30 son that turned many baseball season, of worshipping players tainly helped the situation. But p.m. fans into cynics, Bonds and his such as Ken Griffey Jr. and of this is something that any $43.75 million contract became being "destructive" in general. sport would benefit from. targets for those who claimed "If you guys can put someone's No offense to the present GSU Women's Basketball vs Western Carolina Saturday, Feb.24 at 3 p.m. greed was destroying baseball. stats with mine, then let me athletes because your commit- It left Bonds with constant know who it is," he says. ment is obvious. But this would GSU Women's Tennis vs North Florida Friday Feb .23 at 2 p.m. ! headaches, and led him to hint "If people want to say Junior only help the athletic program he would consider retirement is better than me, that's fine. and continue the great athletic GSU Baseball vs Marshall But the stats are right there." tradition that GSU holds. j after the season. "I was in a lot of pain," he George-Aane Thursday, February 22,1996 — Page 7 Braves start spring training Avery wins arbitration The Associated Press The Associated Press The two Braves missing when Blauser, Chipper Jones and Mike inductees at the 20th annual enjoy it. WEST PALM BEACH, Fla.— spring training opened for pitch- Mordecai, and outfielders Jerome Palm Beach County Sports Hall WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - You sit there for two hours Atlanta Braves pitchers, whose ers and catchers Saturday were Walton and Damon Hollins. of Fame awards dinner March — Atlanta Braves pitcher Steve with someone saying how great durability has matched their both in camp Sunday: pitcher Among the arrivals for work- 10. Avery says that after his less- you are and two more hours with success, are back at work re- Lee Daniels and catcher Eduardo outs Monday morning were in- "I'll probably be here as long than-spectacular performance someone saying how terrible you building their arm strength for Perez. fielder Rafael Belliard and out- as the Braves are still at the last season, he would have settled are. another run at the World Series. Position players report Mon- fielders Marquis Grissom, Stadium," Skorput says. "When for the same $4 million salary in I told the Braves all last year "We began Saturday by throw- day with the first full squad work- Dwight Smith and Jermaine Dye. they move to Jupiter, it will prob- 1996. and during the winter I didn't ing five minutes on the side and ably be a good time to retire." , But the world champion want to go through with it." five minutes on the mound in The move to a new spring Braves wanted to slash that by "We are disappointed the ar- batting practice," Atlanta Braves training site, also to be shared $400,000, so the left-hander went bitrator did not validate our po- pitching coach Leo Mazzone said with the Montreal Expos, will to arbitration for the second time sition," said Dean Taylor, Braves' Sunday. not be before 1998. in two years. assistant general manager, "but "We do that for the first two Also scheduled for induction On Friday, Avery was that's an economic fact of life in days for some, three days for is Tommy Hutton of Palm Beach awarded $4.2 million by the ar- our industry today." others. This builds up to five and Gardens, who has spent 32 years bitrator, Anthony Sinicropi, fol- Taylor and attorney Frank 10 minutes, then to 10 and 10, in professional baseball as a lowing a hearing in New York Casey represented the Braves at then the pitcher will get a day off player and broadcaster, the last the previous day. the hearing. before his first start (of the few years with the Toronto Blue Avery, who had a 7-13 record Meanwhile, several players spring). Jays. and a 4.67 earned run average worked out on their own Friday "It's a good way to improve last season, was informed of the WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - before heavy rains curtailed their arm conditioning and the pitch- decision Friday by his agent Scott - An outstanding rookie season work. The players included pitch- ers are in and out so rapidly they Boras\ ers Greg McMichael, Tom paid dividends for Chipper Jones hardly realize it, they don't get He said he was "ready to sign of the Atlanta Braves. Glavine, Pedro Borbon and Mark tired and they can do it more for the same amount the day Wohlers and third baseman Jones, 23, a switch-hitting often. after the season ended,"but when Chipper Jones. third baseman who was runner- "It's one of the reasons we have the Braves tried to cut his sal- up to Hideo Nomo for National The Braves formally open been able to get 5,000 innings ary, he decided to go to^ arbitra- League Rookie of the Year in springtrainingtodayat9:30a.m. out of our starting pitchers with tion. with pitchers and catchers. The 1995, agreed to a four-year con- very few injuries. You always "It's a terrible process, but it's first full squad workout is sched- tract worth $8.25 million with have to knock on wood and hope the process," Avery said. "I didn't uled for Tuesday. everyone stays healthy, and it the defending World Champions on Friday, helps to have the kind of arms we "The Braves have offered me have here. But they all love to out Tuesday. Among the early All others on the 40-man roster some stability," Jones said. "Not throw and this program allows arrivals taking batting practice as well as non-roster position a lot of players get this kind of them throw more than any pitch- Sunday were infielders Jeff players were expected before the offer this early in their careers." ing staff in baseball." Blauser, Chipper Jones andMike end of the day. Led by Greg Maddux's 19-2 Mordecai, as well as the catch- Once everyone is in camp, con- record and fourth consecutive Cy ers and pitchers. tract negotiations are expected ATLANTA — After a consid- Young Award as the NL's top to accelerate with these unsigned erable delay, the world cham- REEF pitcher, the Braves in 1995 won WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - players: pitchers Pedro Borbon, pion Atlanta Braves will meet FRESH WATER FIS the NL East, beat Colorado and - The Atlanta Braves, with sev- Brad Clontz and Greg with President Clinton at the BIRDS Cincinnati in the playoffs and eral early arrivals already tak- McMichael; catchers Javier White House on Feb. 26. won the World Series in six ingbatting and fielding practice, Lopez, Eddie Perez and Tyler Bosnian peace negotiations REPTILES games against the AL champion were ready for their first full Houston; infielders Ed and the battle over the domestic • SALTWATER FISH Cleveland Indians. workout of the spring Tuesday Giovanola, Robert Smith and budget earlier made such a trip 123 N. Main St.-s'boro- Mazzone has been Atlanta's at Municipal Stadium. Mordecai; and outfielder Ryan unfeasible. (912)-489-6100 pitching coach since June 1990. Early arrivals worked out over Klesko. By the time of the visit, the The Braves led the majors in the weekend with pitchers and Pete Skorput, spring training Braves will be in the second week 10 Gallon earned run average in 1992,1993 catchers, who started spring camp coordinator for the Braves of spring training at West Palm and 1995 and were second in the drills Saturday. since 1963, when they were still Beach, Fla. Freshwater Set-up NL in 1994. Included were infielders Jeff in Milwaukee, will be among five The team will charter a jet to 25 fly to Washington. S29. "We may be able to even get in a workout before we leave," gen- Colorado preparing for season eral manager John Schuerholz said Monday. The Associated Press been no significant injuries in over, enough of that. Lou never the first four days of training. liked running at all. TUCSON, Ariz. —If the slang "So many times, you want to But to me conditioning is very for big arms is "guns" then Colo- work guys and they're not physi- important. rado Rockies outfielder Trenidad cally able to do it," Baylor said. "When your legs are tired, you Hubbard has cannons. "We haven't had any of those can't push off pitching-wise and Hubbard, who reported a day (injuries). Tells me a lot of things you can't push off hitting-wise. early for spring training, is only _ that these guys were in pretty Plus, we play at 5,280 (feet)." 5-foot-8, but he looks like he could good condition when they got The Rockies locker room will bench press a tow truck. get a little more crowded Tues- "I'm getting bigger, man. I'm here." Baylor said his fitness pro- day, the reporting date for about getting better," he said. gram is a far cry from when Se- 15 more position players. Hubbard is one of those guys attle manager Lou Pinella was A half-dozen position players everyone roots for. Despite 10 the New York Yankees skipper have joined the 33 pitchers and years in the minor leagues, he If you think in the 1980s. catchers for workouts in the past has played just 42 games in the The Yankees "used to run a four days, and about 15 more majors-his first not coming un- mile for time for position guys," players will trickle in by we're behind til 1994. """"""■»' Baylor said. "When Pinella took Tuesday's deadline. 'This is what I look forward to !f»1 this year," he said Monday. "I look forward to that last day of spring training and getting on festive Jiin^It j. S66 that bus in a suit with everybody and going off to the major 4. leagues." id Hubbard comes in with mo- mentum from an August call-up in 1995. He hit safely in his first seven games after the promotion and finished at .310 with three MlODiES homers and nine RBIs in 58 at- bats. Xgcated inside the Cinema J^lne at the mall "I was pretty proud of what I Call J^or Movie info 489-4492 did, but you can always better your best though, so I look to build on that," he said. Hubbard, a center fielder the TKe last two years at Triple-A Colo- rado Springs, figures to get his best chance in left. Larry Walker AAi lla^y is scheduled to start in center, Maga2;if\e of "the y*<*~ + m Dante Bichette in right, with Ellis Burks tentatively penciled It's time for submissions for the in for left. Spring 1996 "That's fine. That's fine," desperately need, ror a Hubbard said. "They'll need Magazine of the Arts ! free booklet outlining how people along with those big three we can keep the promise guys, and I plan to be one of those Short Stories of real education for guys." all of America's children, Rockies pitchers hit the base Drama call 1-800-96-PROMISE. paths Monday as manager Don Baylor continued his strenuous Poetry- running program. Visual Art The pitchers, including sev- and Musical Compositions KEEP THE PROMISE. eral who have not had an at-bat in the past few years, took turns Education Excellence Partnership running intervals that included Send Submissions to : The Business Roundtable rounding first base, going from U.S., Department of Education Miscellany National Governors'Association first to third and the inside-the- American Federation of Teachers National Atfiancc of Business park homer. L.B. 8001 International Maih/ScicDce Tests, 13-yc Though noticeably winded, the pitchers have handled the run- ning regimen and there have Deadline : Feb. 29, Leap Year ^ eS Page 8 — Thursday, February 22,1996 George-Anne

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EntertainmentThursday, February 22,1996 The oldest continuously published newspaper in Bulloch County Page 9 Pulse prepares for a debut CD release By Tracey Varnell it, collectively, the most talented vocals for the group. the band. Both are former drum- Entertainment Editor ate your own meaning and to 1/wutdt group ever to spring from Pulse has two drummers, be- core members. These two are experience your own emotions Yes, the rumors are true. Statesboro. lieve it or not. Wade Page is a outstanding musicians with un- while it gently leads the way. Blind Willie's will be hosting a Pulse's female lead vocalist, senior music composition major limited talent. Requiem spans from ambi- • Today from noon to 2:00 at release party in honor of Pulse's Patti Howard, is a The additional musi- ent to militant, and from ethe- the Union Commons a band new CD debut, Requiem, on Sat- Statesboro veteran. She cians who play -from time real to strikingly passionate. named Cool Joe will play. They urday, Jan. 24. attended GSU for some to time with the group are Pulse's musical influences in- played at Blind Willie's last Those of you who know about time before she went on to also from GSU. Jake clude artists like Morrisey, Dead year and I thought that they Pulse know what an absolute Georgia State to study au- Hallman is a music com- Can Dance and The Cocteau played a really good show. rarity it is for them to be per- dio-engineering. She is position major. He plays Twins. Cool Joe has an enormous forming in Statesboro.' If you've trained in opera and offers keyboards on Requiem. Truthfully speaking, they number of band members and experienced unusual hearse her amazingly hypnotic Calvin Kelly has played can't be compared to anyone. You instruments. They have horns, sightings around campus, you voice that ranges from deep percussion for Pulse ex- can preview Requiem by request guitars, percussion instru- probably know that they're liter- and mysterious to angelic. tensively. Kelly was also a at Cafe Insomnia or the Mellow ments and great singers. They ally a local band, although they've James Salter, the group's student here at GSU. He Mushroom. It will go on sale at almost didn't fit onto the stage been filling their time touring in male, lead-vocalist, is a teaches a high-school The Emporium this week. at Blind Willie's. larger cities. business major here at drum line in Atlanta and To experience Pulse live is a Cool Joe fuses a wide vari- When I say they are a local GSU. Besides his work with works at a record studio. definite treat. After their show ety of musical genres and styles group, I feel the need to elabo- Pulse, Salter also plays As you might have atBlindWillie'son Saturday they to form an encompassing group rate. All the members of Pulse saxophone for the GSU Jazz guessed, these members will begin touring with the that lures you in. They play have attended GSU for some Ensemble. In Pulse, he not only bring their tal- "Sleeper... sleeper festival."This mostly originals but sometimes time. The group has been to- plays the saxophone and ents but also bring their tour includes a plethora of ambi- they throw a cover or two in to gether for about three years now. guitar. schedules. They are a busy ent-esque bands. Pulse will be spice things up. The last time I Pulse consists of five members Rotie Salley is a recent group of people, but some- joining Rosewater Elizabeth, saw them, they played "Sexy and is often accompanied by ad- graduate from GSU. He plays here at GSU. He plays a Mallet how they've found the time to Shoemaker Levy 9, Sella and M.F." by Prince and "Word- ditional musicians. Each of these bass guitar for Pulse and is also Kat and other percussion instru- release Requiem. In mid-Decem- This Dead Passion. The tour will Up" by Cameo. They are an members offers his (or her) spe- an excellent singer and ments. Troy Weber is also a se- ber they recorded and mixed the debut at the Masquerade in At- interesting and entertaining cial talents to this group to make songwriter. He sings back up nior at GSU. He plays drums for album in Atlanta in a record six lanta on March 6. This tour will band. If you're not in class, go days. Therefore, this album is continue throughout Florida in check them out at the Union. Tim Bobbins makes his debut on the flip "practically live." March. • The Wooden Nickel is open Requiem is a follow-up to their The show at Blind Willie's (finally)! It opened last week- side of the camera with "Dead Man Walking" 7" release, his, in March of'95, Saturday night will be inexpen- end and from what I hear it which was recorded late in '94. sive and well worth your time. had a considerably successful By Eric Bray ment that most films don't begin ter since "Agnes of God" (unless Their new CD is on the label An extended after-party will take Staff Writer evening. The Wooden Nickel to touch. you count "Sister Act" or "Nuns Exquisite Feline. Salter founded place at Cafe Insomnia for those Grand Opening is tonight (Feb. Tim Robbins ('The Player," Penn used to be "dreamy" back on the Run," but I don't). This is this label that is located in late-night, coffee-shop dwellers. 22). I imagine it will be "The Hudsucker Proxy") made in his earlier "Fast Times at because few people expect a Sarasota, Fla. You can check it Come and experience Pulse crowded. The beer prices are his debut into mainstream act- Ridgemont High" years. But movie with a central character, on-line at http://redhouse.com/ for the first time (or second ... or great. ing with "Bull Durham." Since since his "Shanghai Surprise" such as this, to be very exciting. music/pulse/. The artwork for third). I was impressed with the then, he has made a name for era, the only exposure he's been "Dead Man Walking" manages the album can be attributed to menu. Although I was im- himself in the industry with con- lucky enough to get was his rela- to pull it off. Erin Garrett. pressed by the selection of food siderable success leading up to tionship with Madonna. The film confronts major theo- Requiem itself is a work of itself, I was more enthralled last year's achievement, 'The Nowadays, his older brother logical issues, which we don't see art. The ultimate outcome of this by the new names they had Shawshank Redemption." Chris Penn ("Reservoir Dogs," enough of these days. It tackles CD reflects the hard work and created for each of the food Now Robbins has made his "True Romance") is the family gray areas fearlessly on a higher talent that Pulse so gracefully items on their menu. Each item debut into screen writing as well success story. level that one could even describe represents. This 10-song debut has its own individual creative as directing with "Dead Man Who'd have guessed old as "enriching." is filled to the rim with inten- pseudo-southern name. For Walking." With this last project, chubby would have more career These issues would falter if sity. The album covers a wide example, on the menu they call I can't help wondering if he opportunities thrown at his feet even one part of the film's cred- range of feelings, but remains a hot dog, a prairie dog. missed his calling with his prior than his relatively charming ibility was threatened, but this mellow and contemplative. The One of the pluses about the career. younger brother? is not the case. Realism is this songs deliberately progress from Wooden Nickel is that you can Seldom does an actor direct Sean's career, on the other movie's strong point. "The Unveiling" to "Farewell." create your own sandwiches and write a piece that is up to Every aspect comes across as What's in between is a date with and salads. Also, they have snuff. However, it is even more genuine right down to the insig- your imagination. milkshakes — Amos & Andy, rare that one produces a film "I CAN'T HELP nificant characters, who look as This album allows you to cre- Martin & Lewis and Justice & that rises far above the medioc- WONDERING IF HE if they were filmed unawares. Berry. From first-hand experi- rity burdening the movie indus- Living in Georgia, anyone on ence, they're worth a try. try. With "Dead Man Walking," MISSED HIS CALLING campus could spot a fake south- • Next on the agenda is that Robbins offers a masterpiece ern accent, but these are unmis- - Five-Eight is playing at Blind that most experienced directors WITH HIS PRIOR takably the real thing. Stadium Club Apartments Willie's tomorrow. This Ath- may never hope to achieve. CAREER." The movie is not devoid of Roommate Space Available ens-based band is a quality "Dead Man Walking" por- cinematic technique/The entire high-energy show. They've trays the true story of a nun who film is wrought with symbolic been touring through the 'Boro encounters an inmate on death hand (as well as Sarandon's for elements and subtleties to get its 00 for quite some time now. row. Initially the convict seeks that matter), hasn't exactly been point across, but these are ex- $125 They've been described as her out to appeal his sentence, soaring in the past few years. pertly wielded so as not to break "smart, wordy, more than a but in his last days as the execu- "Dead Man Walking" may have down the sense of realism that month per person little freaked out ...'" tion becomes imminent, she been the breakthrough that both sucks you in and touches you. st Mike Mantione has the il- plays a more spiritually guiding of them needed. Ultimately, this film is not so Now through August 31 1996 lustrious reputation of being role in her interaction with him. Both have been altered for much touching in this sense as No long term lease extremely pissed off at all Susan Sarandon ("The Cli- their roles. Wearing no makeup, it's simply sad. As you realize times. Five-Eight is an angst- ent," "Little Women") provides Sarandon is about as sexy as you the protagonist has so few hours ridden ball of energy. They can an excellent portrayal of the nun, expect a nun to be, and Penn is to live, an undeniable tension is Fully Furnished, Water, and Garbage almost even be labeled as punk. and Sean Perm ("Carlito's Way," barely recognizable with that de- maintained with such intensity Included They are currently in the "We're No Angels") is surpris- monic tuft protruding from his it's impossible not to be affected. process of working in the stu- ingly masterful as the murderer/ chin and his Buster Poindexter I challenge anyone to sit 4 Bedroom-2 Bath dio and we all expect a new rapist. hair. through this film without shed- album from the band to be The skill exhibited by these The film is bold in its subject ding a single tear. In my opinion, emerging soon. two is award-worthy through- matter. Few movies have em- Tim Robbins has proven his abil- out, creating character develop- ployed a nun as the main charac- ity to direct as well as act.

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of talent into the mix. includes Nina Persson's as-, ing so hard to reshape rock into directly into the next. It makes The Cardigans The Cardigans opted to do tounding and dreamy wailing, m Jack Logan infinite forms, Logan is drawn this album, as a whole, flow so smoothly that you deceptively this without studio musicians .comes together with the! back to the basics. Life aforementioned sounds and Mood Elevator In "Ladies and Gentlemen," think this 17-songdisc is shorter and divided the extra percus- sion and instrumentation rhythms to create a melody that he hurls everything he's got into than it actually is. Minty Fresh Records Medium Cool/ will hit you like a load of golf * it. He sings with an intensity "Unscathed" and "Chinese By Matt Ellis among the band members. Staff Writer Included on the album are balls (the day-glow yellow vari- Restless Records that I haven't seen since Lorriane" are prime examples ety of course, with the red pin * By Mark Runyon Morrissey's Arsenal days. I have of this. They flow nicely into Wait! Stop the presses! ... some delightful and rarely seen instruments such as triangles, stripe). * Staff Writer to say it's a very curious song one another, ending and begin- music is not dead! (At least not bassoons, vibraphones, chimes, When you think it can't get lyric-wise as well. ning on almost the same beat. yet anyway). In 1994, Jack Logan seem- any better, "Gordon's • Logan speaks of a man ap- It almost seems Logan is just Hailing from the Nordic pop cellos, flutes, whips, Ace Tone ingly came out of nowhere with Gardenparty" takes a very nice.. proaching the podium to make about to go off on this big impro- culture that spawned such organ and even finger snaps his 42-track underground mas- turn by incorporating a loungy this important announcement visation where the only thing greats as ABBA and Ace of Base, (my personal favorite). terpiece, Bulk. groove into The Cardigans' , that will change the rest of their separating one song from the is the new super-group for This gem of an artist, sound. The product of this lives. What was so critical? next are the titles. the 90s — The Cardigans. straight out of Athens' thriving is an awesome mix that is Well that's the tricky part. His rock maybe great but his With their first U.S. re- music scene, is filled with raw bound to make pop history. You see, Logan never lets us in uniquely-crafted folk is better. lease, Life, The Cardigans talent quite rare in our Green "Carnival" and "Gordon's on that little secret. Instead the "My New Town" is a depressing bust onto the world pop Day, fast-food music culture. Gardenparty" are only two * memorable yell of "Give me your look at moving to a new town scene with a beautiful ex- His sound can be defined as of 14 liltingly fantastic attention" rings in our swinging though not by choice. plosion that just makes you largely folk mixed with a lot of tracks. However, I'll do you " heads while empty answers toy It is rather ambiguous, but, want to shake your butt. traditional rock, (and he's even a favor and not spoil the « toyed with coun- I take it that he The Cardigans line-up is speaking of a includes Bengt Lagerberg rest for you. You'll have to try and blues ex- just hear them for yourself, i tensively in the battered wife es- (drums), Lasse Johansson caping the past, (keyboards), Magnus 1960s retro-pop is a fairly . past), that gives unexplored genre, and him a very unique finding herself Sveningsson (bass guitar), financially des- Peter Svensson (guitar) therefore somewhat un- 9 sound not easily known to most music en- paralleled. titute, and living and Nina Persson (vocals). The quintet grew up in thusiasts. However, I must Bulk, span- in a hell hole al- Jankoping, which is lo- make one serious recom- ning some 13 most as bad as cated in southern Sweden. mendation, which is to take years of Logan's the one from In October of 1992 the five the plunge and invest in a * work, was a cor- which she es- members came together. "Carnival," the first track on piece of The Cardigans' uncanny nucopia of sounds caped. They realized that they all the album was the first song to craft. * connected solely The song re- shared the same passion for be released as a single in Eu- Five outstanding musicians • onto the power of lies on that deep rope and Japan. Rightly so, collaborating the sounds of Saint his commonly-ac- feeling of de- 1960's beat pop and inevitably formed The Cardigans. In 1994 since this track is an excellent Etienne and the theme song of • cented vocals and spair and that the band released its first al- first impression of The Cardi- the Mary Tyler Moore show ... % the songs' collec- looming bleak gans. what could possibly beat that? tive raw nature. future standing bum, "Emmerdale," on Trampo- "Carnival" is a very upbeat, "Life"wasreleasedintheU.S. % It was as if so uncertainly line Records. However, this swingy track that can be com- yesterday. Most record stores was all recorded before her. record was never released in the pared to a fusion of the retro- should have them available for ' sporadically on The best United States (damned shame). beat of Saint Etienne and the sale by this afternoon or tomor- Friday nights track on this al- Ultimately, in late 1995 they upbeat, leading guitar rhythms row morning. when gigs fell bum has to be released their second effort, Life. of Jamiroquai. You'll enjoy it, I promise. * through after sit- "Suicide Doors." This musical amalgam which The key ingredient, which Don't miss out! ting around This should The Cardigans have created is have been the absolutely spectacular. watching Drug- GAP LIMITED GUCCI LAURA ASHLEY BILL BLASS ao store Cowboy. theme song for The Cardigans have bravely All of these recordings, some with our conscious. Stephen King's Christine. It's a gone head-first into the world of DejaVu ofSt.Simons 600 songs, were sifted and Logan is essentially the very dark and methodical look '60s retro-pop. These waters strained until a group of songs equivalent of the medieval min- at the doors of a Lincoln. were previously only explored A Designer Consignment Boutique We are Clothes Encounters of the 2'" Kind remained that best character- strels who roamed around the Logan says, "That car had by the British group Saint ized his sound and overwhelm- countryside singing of the ex- perfect lines \ it cut the air Etienne. ANY: ing diversity. ploits of some gallant knight. away\ I thought we'd suffocate." Unlike Saint Etienne, The FRI& Mood Elevator, on the other Instead of damsels in distress Only Logan could pull this ob- Cardigans have forged their DENIM AND TWILL PANTS SAT ONLY! hand, has that same crazy and dragons, his music tells the servation off without it sound- poppy melodies with a barrage $10 Logan cartoon art work, but it story of the commonalities of ing silly and corny. of live instruments. Not only 406 Fair Road • STATESBORO JUNCTION • 764-4450 • Tues. - Sat. 10 - 5:30 is strictly a rock album with modern-day, middle-class life. Logan has created a great does this express the group's SHARON YOUNG SAKS TALBOTS LANZ LIZ shades of folk shuffled in to He doesn't try to analyze or album in Mood Elevator. Any excellent musical style, but it keep things interesting. judge them. reservations one might have also throws a heaping spoonful Most will be glad to know Rather, he's simply content had about his talent after Bulk that it lacks the enormous mea- with his role as storyteller relay- will quickly dissipate after hear- sure of throw-away tracks that ing in his own unique way the ing this. plagued the first album and characters we stumble across in Logan takes himself to the made it such a tedious mess to our everyday lives. next level with this cleanly uni- weed through. His songs share a similarity of form album. When Logan gets involved length. Most of Logan's songs Leaving the characteristic in these rock verses, all those hover around the two to three rough edges unsanded, he truly HELP WANTED years of experience playing the minute mark. is an artist to watch for in the bar circuit just seem to bleed He immediately gets you future. from his work. While most of hooked on this riveting beat just For now, just be content to his contemporaries are work- long enough so he can feed you sit back and listen. SMP needs energetic

truly no words for how bad this place. He's just trying way too one is), this album intentionally hard, which just makes him look enthusiastic voices. tries to sell out to the lowest ridiculous. common denominator, and the Another thing is that this band scary thing is, it succeeds. is sorely in need of some talent. It starts out surprisingly well Maybe they could talk to the If that is you ... with "125 West 3rd Street." Verve, which seemingly had Johnny Dean, lead vocalist, pulls more than enough talent, but out his best Brett Anderson (the they just broke up. London Suede) impersonation Menswear has trouble find- hooked on a trippy little beat. ing a consistent beat, they feed We pay $7 hr. When you're ready to get into off their contemporaries' sounds Menswear this and start jammin', you have like leeches (and they can't even ■v Nuisance do that right), and the lyrics sound like something out of a Gall 489-6147 London Records ... THEY ARE THE high school garage band. The By Mark Runyon word "pitiful" seems to come to Staff Writer LONDON SUEDE mind. Ultimately, they are the Lon- The new album from Mens- WITHOUT TALENT." wear entitled "Nuisance" is ex- don Suede without talent. Isn't it , actly that. sad that it's only through crap Listening to this sludge was a like this that you are able to total waste of an hour of my life. the misfortune of hearing the come to a better understanding I thought, "Hey, they're British- rest of the album. The only re- of how great groups like Suede '— they must be cool." Big mis- sponse left to give is, "What hap- are? take on my part. pened?" So do whatever it takes; leave This album just gives a bad Well, for one, Dean decided to your wallet at home, cut up your name to British music every- abandon his Anderson homage credit card —just don't pick up where. and try his hand at singing (if this album. STUDENT SUPERVISOR NEEDED From the shameless Elastica you can truly call it that). He's Don't you think enough people Student Supervisor position available in the Admissions telemarketing rip-off of "Daydreamer" to "Little British and he wants everyone have suffered at the hands of program. Position requires supervising approximately 12 student Miss Pinpoint Eyes" (there are to know it by lisping all over the this group already? telemarketers Monday - Thursday, 5-9 pm, under the direction of anAdmissions Counselor. Applicants must have great attitude about GSU, EDITOR'S working knowledge of WordPerfect 6.1 and QuattroPro 5.0, OCEAN LIFEGUARDS strong leadership and organizational skills, and work well independently. NOTE: Starting pay is $4.65/hour. Lack's Beach Service in Myrtle Beach, S.C.. is Applicant must have 30 quarter hours and adjusted GPA of 2.5. Apply Don't miss "Oedipus only if you are interested in staying in position through Summer of'97. the King." The play currently hiring qualified lifeguard personnel Applications available in Admissions Office. for the 1996 summer season. will be performed in Deadline is March 1, 1996. Questions? Call Leigh Ames at 681-5066. McCroan Auditorium For more information and application, at 8 p.m. from Feb. please call: 22 -24. Call 681 - 803-448-7741 0123 for ticket Housing Available information. George-Anne Thursday, February 22,1996 — Page 11 Today's Quote 'You can get more with a kind word and a gun than you can with a kind word alone." — Al Capone CLASSIFIEDS etc.

01'Announcements 07'Education For sale: mountain bike, great condition, must sell. Call ♦RADIO* Listen to the Undaground Bandits: Taz, ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS!!! Grants For sale: Radar detector. Bel 645 STI E-man, and Native Sunday Nights 7pm - and scholarships Available! BILLIONS OF (highest Model made). Full laser coverage $$$ IN PRIVATE FUNDING. Qualify ' 11pm on the Voice of Georgia Southern, plus k,ka,x; 360 degrees. $400 new, will Immediately. 1-800 AID 2 HELP WVGS 91.9fm. sell for $200. Call 871-5511. (1-800-243-2435) AD PLACEMENT (For Commercial Enterprises) — Classified ads in the Mountain bike for sale. Trek 830shx front George-Anne cost 15? per word with a $3 08'Freebies suspension, grip shift, bar ends, and much minimum per insertion. Please add $1 per more. Barely riddden, excellent condition. ad for mailing and handling for tearsheet Free cat. Call 489-5149 and ask for Call 871-6808. service. The customer is responsible for Christie. Must sell!!! Huffy 18-speed mountain bike. proofing the ad immediately upon Good condition. Make offer. For more classifieds. Remember, if an offer seems ever have. I hope your quarter is going Don Knotts too good to be true, it probably is. LIFEGUARDS! well. Love, Your Big Sis Tiffany SUMMERS HERE! 4. Cole, Mel, and Marvin listen listen to to us Trinity Pools is now hiring for the 12. us on on Friday Friday at at 11pm 11pm Nashville and Metro Atlanta areas! Sherman Hemsley or or DIE DIE!!!!! Average starting rate per hour is: 17*Pets& Supplies Todd Bridges Suzanne Somers Lifeguards-$5.75, Head Lifeguards $7.00, Do you like football? If you would be Dog Cage for sale: 3'2' steel cage with Pan. Field Supervisors-$9.00, Communications Great for puppies, water bottle included, 5. interested in becoming a GSU football Directors-$6.50, Swim 11. 1 equipment manager contact Greg Colson converts to suitcase: $80, best offer. Call Coaches-$1400-3000 per season, Swim at 681-5970. Scholarships may be 489-3417 leave message. instructors-$10-18 per student. Bonuses Abe Vigoda Patrick Duffy available. available. Apply now for Full or Part time For sale: 2 Ferrets, M/F, fixed, and Ever wonder why no one ever talks to you. positions. For information or to set up an de-scented, cage, $200; 10x20 alum 6. 10. I You have no friends because you haven't interview please call (770) 242-3800. storage bldg, 3 mo old, $1,500; and 1985 tuned in. Cole Mel and Marvin Fridy at Honda Odessy 350cc, good condition, LIFEGUARDS $1,400. Call John at 489-8202. Hal Linden Suzanne Pleshette Bill Daily Larry Hagman 11pm. SWIM COACHES SWIM INSTRUCTORS Miscellany is accepting submissions for 7. spring publication. Short stories, drama, HIRING NOW FOR SUMMER 19*Rentals& Real Estate poetry, visual art. Send to: Miscellany LB POSITIONS IN THE NORTH I 8001. SUBURBAN ATLANTA AREA AND Apartment for summer lease. Campus BEYOND. CERTIFICATION CLASSES Courtyard. Need black female. Reasonable The Statesboro branch of the american AVAILABLE. CALL SWIM ATLANTA rent and already has three great SWF needed. Own bedroom, furnished, association of women is collecting books POOL MANAGEMENT. (770) 992-7665. for their annual book sale which helps roommates. ONLY FOR SUMMER W/D, Campus Courtyard. Available ASAP Summer Camp Employment fund scholarships locally. Deadline is 2/23. SUMMER POSITIONS AVAILABLE QUARTER. Call Cherecka 681-6044. call 871-6803. Youth Director 500 SUMMER CAMP OPPORTUNITIES For additional information call June Available spring quarter. New 2 bedroom SWF roommate needed to sublease spring Pool Director/Swim Coach IN NY, PA, NEW ENGLAND. Choose Weaver at 681-3879. in Bermuda Run. 2bath. Free Gold's Gym and summer. Share bedroom and bath in Golf Course Maintainence from over 40 camps. Instructors needed membership. Call Mike 871-4641, Datric Players Club. Call for or info. Starr WATER SKI CLUB MEETING Feb. 27th Concessions Tennis, Baseball, Hockey, Rollerblade. 7pm Union. Call 688-2691 for more 681-9747 or office 681-6994 leave message. 871-5412. Soccer, Lacrosse, Softball, Volleyball, Basketball, PE Majors, Educalion Majors, information. mail or fax resume/qualifications to: Large one bedroom for rent. South Main Gymnastics, English Riding, Lifeguard, Country Club, of Roswell, 2500 Club Street. Take over existing lease. 21'Services WSI, Water-skiing, Sailing, Windsurfing, Springs Drive, Roswell, GA 30076. $275/mon. ASAP! Call 489-8327. Fitness, Archery, Mt. Biking, Pioneering, 03*Autos for Sale (770)475-7800 fax (770)664-8063. 1 [ Room for rent. Hawthorne 2. Female, A T-Shirt Affair Ropes, Dance, Piano Accoumpaniest, Dramatics, Ceramics, Jewelry, Woodshop, HtBDEBKHML 1983 CJ7 4x4 Jeep. Navy Blue, excellent Georgia Certified EMTs needed. Flexible available now. Please call ASAP. Custom screen printed T-shirts for your schedules and $$$. Call Richmond EMS at special affair! Family reunions, clubs, Photography, Radio, Nature, RN's, Chefs, http://www.takeabreak.com condition, CD player, A/C, 3 tops. $5500. Staying in the boro this summer? Sublease Food Service. Call 770-971-7675. Great spring and 489-8500. churches, teams, businesses, political 1-800-95-BREAK in Campus Courtyard! Have your own campaigns or anything else. Free price TAKE A BREAK STUDENT TRAVEL summer vehicle. Arlene 1-800-443-6428; 516-433-8033 flights toCaiKun Nassau and MrattM IK Puhlic CharrenThc cJllflH GET YOUR SUMMER JOB NOW! room! Walk to class! Enjoy the pool! Please quotations. (912)832-2463 or iipcialti v-Take A Brett Siudeni Travel The diivu zir Ctrnen .ircPar:iiha: AT strviLe. -Option Pl.mis^o'.iin.'ti 4 1984 Nissan Pulsar NX; 5spd; 4cyl; 83k Lifeguards, coaches, swim instructor call 871-6252. (921)832-5268. Aarww andVjscouni AaQnentoi positions available all over north Atlanta, orig. 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'1 $450/mon. 2 bedrooms/lbath. Call fo|.ui/S put? dmonxr] -i)\ loaded. 107K. Asking only 2,800 must sell. For details contact Dr. Jan Kennedy Chastidy at 681-9264. Call for an i-3]\)Vi ^-wg '9 681-9814 Taka. no 3 * Call Kevin @ 681-4064, leave message. 681-5504. appointment today!!! ¥ DPP0 Hl'il jOX)S W3i JfiQ > For sale: Pontiac Fiero GT 1987 only $900. PEOPLE WANTED TO WORK SUMMER It's time to make a change in long distance a house this summer for $150/mon. 0l 3 I It will get you from point A to point B. IN MYRTLE BEACH, SC carriers. If you are interested, call "» /S V'jf/MD ^"V H± TI apnvy^ ■£ GUARANTEED bigger than any Please call 871-6707 ask for Chan. Hiring Lifeguards and Beach Concession 871-5184 on M.W.F. 3-5pm. £UD<]WOQ s^dxifj^ -7JI u 3 Workers. Earn Good Money while working apartment room around here. 1 mile from mo m°o m 7 campus. Call 764-3421 if interested. rjais iCg

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