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■a 912/681-5246 Vol. 62, No. 30 • Tuesday, February 27,1990 Since 1927, Georgia Southern's Official Student Newspaper Georgia Southern College • Statesboro, GA 30460

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©Copyright 1990, USA TODAY/Apple By Melissa Lukehart Weiss earned a master's degree College Information Network. Copy Editor in nutrition and mass communica- Liz Weiss, a producer of nutri- NEW GERMANY TO BE IN NATO: tion from Boston University, and a tion shows for Cable News Net- bachelor's degree in nutrition and President Bush and West Ger- work, lectured on campus last dietetics from the University of man Chancellor Helmut Kohl, after Thursday, giving two lectures Be- Rhode Island. Weiss draws on her two days of talks at Camp David, tween lectures Weiss held informal skills as a registered dietician as said Sunday aunified Germany will sessions where she answered stu- well as her background education to live under NATO's military um- dents' health and nutritional ques- help in the production of her shows. brella. "We share a common belief a tions. unified Germany should remain a Weiss has been the producer of Last year, she was granted the full member" of NATO, said Bush. CNN's "Nutrition News" segments Presidents Circle Nutrition Educa- MORE S&LS SEIZED: since 1987. These air during "Day- tion award for "Nutrition News." In Banking regulators have taken watch" at 9 a.m., noon, and 2 p.m. 1988 she was awarded the Howard control of Imperial Savings of San daily. She also produces a 30-min- Balkeslee Award from the Ameri- Diego, C.A. and Mercury Savings of ute show, "On the Menu," that airs can Heart Association for excel- Huntington Beach. Reason: Offi- on weekends lence in health journalism. cials said both needed federal help to survive. Imperial is the industry's second largest holder of Operation Get junk bonds, with about 10 percent of its $9.7 billion in assets in the risky bonds, regulators said. Mer- cury invested in several failed hotel Counted to begin projects. regarding environmental policies within the By SANDY HANBERRY Operation Get Counted is an BUSH OPENS DOOR TO NICARAGUA: Last week, GSC's Student Government University System; and a partial withdrawal News Editor attempt top raise every Georgian's President Bush opened the door Association presented the Georgia Board of refund policy. Pictured are (left to right): SGA The state of Georgia has awareness that a census is about to Sunday to a "better climate" for Regents with three bill proposals: a policy Vice-president Tom McClean, Regent Arthur launched Operation Get Counted in be taken and to educate that person relations with Nicaragua as voters allowing students whose native language is M. Gignilliat, SGA President Sean Schuur, SGA conjunction with the 1990 census. as to its importance to both his there chose between the ruling something other than English to study English Vice-president of Finance Allen Sanders and The results of the census are community and to him personally. Marxist Sandinistan regime or a as a foreign language; a structured policy SGA Senator Mahmovd Bowland. important to the state and to On the college level the census U.S.-backed coalition. Voters Lulloch county. means that on April 2 an enumera- waited for hours to cast their ballots In census terms, when a popula- tor of the census will visit the dorms for either President Daniel Ortega, tion is miscounted it is always and obtain a list of names and room who has ruled for 10 years, or Vi- History professor speaks undercounted. numbers and then distribute indi- oletta Chamorro de Barrios, candi- An undercount can effect the vidual census reports, to all resi- date for the United National Oppo- number of seats that Georgia re- dents. sition party. ceives in the U.S. house of represen- The enumerator will return af- GOVERNORS WANT MONEY: on Iran hostage rescue tatives. It is estimated that Georgia ter a few days to collect the com- will have 11 representatives when pleted census forms. School admin- The nation's governors laid out Iran. the seats in the House are reappor- istrators are being asked to enlist their grand plan for education re- By MATT MAYBERRY In National Security Council Dr. Kennedy said that no indi- tioned. However, estimates also the help of the resident assistants form Sunday, then asked President Staff Writer meetings, General Gast, master- vidual group liked the hostage res- reveal that if 64000 additional to see that there is 100% participa- Bush to use savings from cuts in mind behind the rescue mission, cue mission, but that it was a result people were to get counted, num- tion from dorm residents. defense spending to help pay the may have lied about the mission's of group dynamics. bers that probably exist but will fail Those students who commute to tab. The governors' executive board Dr. Charles Kennedy, a profes- probability for success. Gast said The effects of the hostage rescue to get counted for one reason or campus will be counted at their off unanimously passed a resolution sor of history at Wake Forest Uni- that there was a 99% chance of the mission was a loss of American another, Georgia would receive a campus residence as of April 1, calling for a "peace dividend" — versity, spoke on February 23 to rescue attempt working, when in military lives, and a lessening of twelth seat in the House. 1990. Off campus residents will money that would have gone to the GSC students about the 1980 U.S. fact, it was more like 2%. The decision making process Carter's already waning popular- An undercount on the local level receive census questionares in the military without the changes in Iran hostage rescue mission. Dr. ity. That enabled Ronald Reagan to can be equally as detrimental. In mail. Itis important to send these in Eastern Europe, to go to schools. Kennedy told students that Presi- was a compromise between the dent Jimmy Carter made the best National Security Council, the mili- defeat him in the 1980 Presidential 1980 an estimated 29,000 inhabi- even if one thinks that he is being MEASLES CASES ABOUND: decision possible based on the infor- tary and the State Department. election. tants of the city of Baltimore failed counted at his home residence. U.S. measles cases skyrocketed mation presented to him, but the The decision makers finally agreed This colloquium was the last on to get counted in the census. This Duplicate counts will be removed, in the 1980s and early indicators information was both limited and to use a military solution lacking foreign issues for Winter quarter, "lost population" cost the city 232 but if a person does not get counted this year suggest the numbers are distorted. the appearance of an assault on 1990. million dollars in federal and state then he is lost to his state and still rising, children's health ex- grants. county. perts say. Reported cases dropped to an all-time low of 1,500 in 1983. Delta Sigma But they increased to 6,000 in 1986 and to more than 17,000 in 1989. Theta initiates February cases this year are higher than in February 1989, says the By KEVIN HUDSON By KEISHA D. DAVIS Centers for Disease Control, At- Staff Writer lanta. Guest Writer OIL SPILL BARGAIN NEAR: February 21: Jennifer R. Stipling and Dain A. U.S. Justice Department offi- Reams were involved in an accident On January 13, 1913, 22 young cials reportedly are reassessing a in the "A" parking lot. women attending Howard Univer- secret proposal to settle possible Mr. Sam Owens of the Georgia sity in Washington D.C. chartered criminal charges against Exxon Southern Mail reported a the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. 77 from the Alaska oil spill. A judge case of forgery. The incident is still years later, it has become the larg- last week rejected attempts by under investigation. est black women's organization in environmentalists and Alaskan Joe Giddens reported some the U.S. with over 176,000 mem- fishermen to the proposal, money missing from the game room bers charting. 730 chapters in the which also is strongly opposed by in Dorman Hall. US, Africa, West Germany, and the Alaskan officials. Vincent Drummer reported a Caribbeans. Created at a time ATLANTIS LAUNCH SET MONDAY: case of simple battery occurring at when growing numbers of black Spy satellites — like the one set the Dorman Hall parking lot. The women were attending college, for launch Monday aboard the incidentis still under investigation. DSTs first public act as a sorority shuttle Atlantis — are taking on A resident of Sanford Hall re- was to march in the now-famous new roles as superpower relations ported receiving harassing phone Women's Suffrage demonstration parade of 1913. evolve. U.S.-Soviet arms control calls. pacts may ease tensions, but it is up Mark A. Lamprecht reported Throughout its history, Delta to spy satellites to verify those someone entered his vehicle while has shaped and been shaped by its Jump Rope for Heart was held in Hanner the highest was Amy Vaughn. Pictured agreements, experts say. Eastern it was parked near Paulson Sta- members, many who rank among here some of the GSC students who prominent figures in American his- Fieldhouse week before last, raising a Europe's lurch toward democracy dium and took two (2) speakers, a total of $1,838.20. 145 persons pledged; participated. (Special Photo) makes instant intelligence data a stereo, an amplifier, and sixty (60) tory. Famous sorority members include Mary McLeod Bethune, must. tapes. DECISION DAY FOR BASEBALL: February 22: Winnie Mandela, Shirley Chish- olm, Barbara Jordan, Lena Home, Monday is decision day for ma- Teresa W. Lane reported some- Ruby Dee, Roberta Flack, and jor league baseball. If players and one hit her vehicle while parked at Camille Cosby. owners cannot agree on a general the Public Safety parking lot and contract in their scheduled 30th Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. left the scene. was formed to bring college women negotiating session, player union Teresa A. Bowen reported that together as sisters, but at the same chief Donald Fehr says hell leave someone took three checks totaling time to address the divisive issues the talks for as long as two weeks. A $60 from a desk drawer at the Job delay in negotiations until mid- confronting black women in our Network Center. society. March would put opening day, Sharon L. Fell reported a jacket April 2, in jeopardy. Locally, the sisters of Xi Eta missing from a classroom at the Chapter have been involved with SERVICES PLANNED FOR FORBES: Marvin Pittman School. such public services as the Ameri- A resident of Winburn Hall re- Malcolm Forbes, 70, died of a can Heart Association, March of ported receiving harassing phone heart attack while napping Satur- Dimes, Red Cross Blood Drives and day at his Bedminster, N.J., estate. calls. academic tutoring as well as nurs- His body will be cremated and in- Caroline R. Seder reported ing home and hospital visitation. terred on the Fiji island of Lucala, someone broke the left front turn Two members were initiated owned by the Forbes family. The signal of her car while parked at the into the sisterhood of Delta Sigma family will gather Monday for a Johnson Hall parking lot. Theta Sorority, Inc. on Thursday, private memorial service at an Tabitha R. Freeman reported February 8, 1990. The new mem- undisclosedlocationin New Jersey. someone jumping on the hood of a bers are Samantha Dawson, a jun- A public service will be at 11 a.m vehicle on the "O" parking lot. A ior from Warner Robins, GA, and Thursday, St. Bartholomew's suspect was questioned but the Mildred Alexander, a senior from inci dent is still ur.dcriiiv^aLigation. Church in Manhattan. Blakely, GA. ^George-Anne Tuesday, February 27,1990

Remember Archaeology school U.S. Comedy CAMPUS BRIEFS Competition Deadline for Entries From George-Anne staff reports tee (CLEC). Admission is free. For deliver a speech titled "From Africa to be held summer Wed., Feb. 28 more information, call Sara Ben- Road to Africa: An American Black In 1990, Jefferson's Poplar For- nett at 681-5487. GSC Staff Reports Woman Faces Apartheid" tomor- est will be open for tours April row at 8 p.m. in Foy Recital Hall. through October, Wednesdays Contact —The GSC Chorus will perform —Photographer Kojo Kamau Williams' speech will be sponsored through Sundays from 10:00 am today at 8 p.m. in Foy Recital Hall. will discuss his exhibit "Portraits of For the second consecutive year, more information by the communication arts depart- until 4:00 pm. There is an admis- Admission is free with GSC ID. Thomas Jefferson's Poplar Forest, Famous Black Americans" at 11 ment and CLEC. Admission is free. sion fee. Williams, 103 '681-5442 a.m. tomorrow in the GSC Museum in conjunction with the division of For more information, call Patricia The public may observe the ar- —Dr. Matt Gilligan will discuss Lecture Hall in an appearance Pace at 681-5138. Continuing Education of the. Uni- chaeological work as it progresses "Reef Fish Communities of the sponsored by the art department versity of Virginia, will hold an AT THE MCVIES during the season, weather permit- Georgia Coast" at noon today in and CLEC. Admission is free. For archaeology field school July 9 ting. Please call (804) 525-1806 for mt] room 218 of the Biology Building. more information, call Richard —The GSC Chamber Singers through August 11,1990. information. CHB Gilligan's speech is sponsored by Tichich at 681-5358. will perform Thursday, March 1, at The course is designed to teach the biology department and the 8 p.m. in Foy Recital Hall. Admis- the method and theory of field work Persons interested in attending the 1990 Field School are invited to Campus Life Enrichment Commit- —Dr. Mary Ann Williams will sion is free with GSC ID. in American Historical Archaeol- HAVETHE ADVENTURE ogy, and offers both the untrained apply to Dr. William M. Kelso, Di- and the experienced student the rector of Archaeology, Jefferson's OFtouR LIFE KEEPING opportunity to learn the practical Poplar Forest, Post Office Box 419 UpWrm THE JONESES. Instructor speaks on apartheid skills of excavation and recording. Forest, Virginia 24551. Students will gain experience in the laboratory, spending time proc- South Africa which gave way to Only 13 percent of the total and By Sherry Mincey essing and learning to identify arti- wad thm Staff writer apartheid's, "separate but equal," area is owned by blacks, while the facts from the British Colonial and George-Anne IRST CRUSRDE concept. other 87 percent is owned by Early American periods. Classified Manchuelle also examined the whites. Other restrictions such as Field school participants, chosen . ARUAMOUOTPICTCRE._, Francois Manchuelle, a history evolution of counter-apartheid the color bar, reserving the skilled from applications from college stu- are Always instructor at GSC, gave a lecture on groups such as the African National and higher paying jobs for whites, dents and primary and secondary Free Biology Lecture Hall apartheid last Thursday at the Coalition which is making efforts to and limitations on the mobilization school teachers from all over the (25 words of less) 7 & 9 p.m. Henderson Library. achieve a compromise between of the inner cities are just a few United States, will earn credits in Manchuelle gave a detailed de- white and black South Africans. ways that the white Afrikaner American Historical Archaeology for students & staff $1.00 scription on the development of "Voting is the issue," said Man- government is able to oppress as they search for clues to shedlight Fri., March 2 Sun., March 4 blacks in South Africa. apartheid in South Africa. During chuelle. "Seventy-five percent of on Jefferson's Bedford County plan- "Every effort towards civiliza- the course of his speech he retraced South Africans cannot vote and are tation. the history of white oppression in treated as second-class citizens." tion and modernization encounters Dr. William Kelso, field school A some law or government decision to director and Poplar Forest's Direc- stop it. The separate but equal con- tor of Archaeology says, "The Pop- cept was never equal; the whites lar Forest Field School presents a had control and money and were unique oppurtunity for students to better able to afford higher stan- make a contribution to the restora- CHB dards whereas blacks could not." tion and interpretations of SPE CTACULA "The oppression of apartheid led Jefferson's unusual octagonal the ANC and other organizations to dwelling house and its related land- be drawn from a peaceful organiza- RESEARCHER MAKES CANCER in all cells that we have looked at so scape." tion to one of violence because of DISCOVERY far," Malter said. The school will also offer the As seen on NEW ORLEANS, La. — Dr. white domination." oppurtunity to visit and excavate at Manchuelle added that the "The Cosby Show" & James S. Malter, director of experi- "What we do find, though, is Monticello, Jefferson's Albermarle South African government is mak- "A Different World" mental pathology at Tulane Uni- that there is a lot more in cancer County Home. ing changes. These changes are versity School of Medicine, has dis- cells than in normal cells. However, The archaeological excavations indicated by the release of Nelson covered cell proteins that cause if we take normal cells and stimu- at Poplar Forest are part of the Mandela, the legalization of the CAB cells to grow in a way similar to that late them and make them divide, ongoing investigative work leading ANC and the permission given AWINTER in which cancer cells grow. we watch the amount of this protein to the restoration of Thomas QUARTER Maker's experiments were per- blacks to move into the cities. go up until we ... are about (at the Jefferson's Bedford County retreat. COMIC formed by taking lymphocites, These changes do not indicate Excavating will not end when the level) we see in cancer cells." V CAPERS opening them up, extracting the that apartheid is finished. "Black field school closes, but will continue DON REED cytoplasm and mixing it with a The procedure can simulate Africans still do not have the right until the work is forced inside by to vote and the wealth is still in the radioactive RNA probe. Portions of cancer cells, which grow at uncon- winter weather. The Poplar Forest Tonight the cytoplasm then interact with trolled rates, in the laboratory, and hands of the few." archaeology staff will then continue the RNA. is significant because scientists Manchuelle will teach a course the analysis, research, and inter- Williams Center Coffeehouse "There was a protein that spe- have little understanding of how of African history spring quarter at pretation of the artifacts during the 8 p.m. cifically interacted with that short cancer occurs in the body, said GSC. winter months. piece of RNA. This protein is found Malter.

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RHJB at GSC more than just alphabet soup Home - Auto - Business By YOLAN DA WALLACE 24 Hour Emergency Service Features Editor It also offers students a chance to Given GSC's plethora of RAs, have a voice on campus, and it's an Is your apartment securely Deadbolted? RDs, ADs, and LBs, the RHJB may excellent opportunity to develop seem to be just another in a series of leadership skills." Free Estimates: Call Day: 681-9104 initials. RHJB member and criminal or The Residence Hall Judicial justice major Anjanette Williams Board (RHJB), composed entirely said, "Being a part of the board Night: 1-829-4185 of students, holds hearings for GSC gives me a chance to learn the judi- students who have committed of- cial process, which is important, fenses in any college-owned hous- because I hope to become an attor- ing. ney." According to the RHJB Said Williams' fellow member Constitution printed in the Eagle Ed Parker, "I majored in criminal THINK R.J. POPE! Eye, "The residence halls of Geor- instice. I already served on a jury. I gia Southern College are estab- felt the experience of prosecuting lished to provide an environment criminals would be interesting. I Famous Name Brand Items where meaningful and productive wanted to bring justice to the cam- CLASS. <; ^lOMMYA education may be accomplished by pus." H I L F i G E R students. It is clear in recognizing RHJB Chairperson Melissa this purpose, that numerous stu- Lukehart said the board "serves a dents from diverse backgrounds necessary function for the resi- will be brought together in commu- RHJB has jurisdiction- over all students in college housing dents. Without some body to take nity living conditions and conflicts (photo: Pat Malone) the load, the ADs and RDs would be may arise. swamped." nesses testify in his behalf before "In an effort to resolve problems RHJB hear his case. The RHJB has an opening for a the board deliberates on what sanc- where they often originate, as well In a typical hearing, the RHJB new member. To apply for the non- tions the students should receive. as to maintain order and a sense of chairperson presents the evidence paying position, pick up an applica- The possible sanctions are disci- community in the halls, a Resi- and/or witnesses against the stu- tion from the Residence Life office plinary warning, disciplinary no- dence Hall Judicial Board has been dent. Then the student presents or contact Brumbaugh at 681-7358 tice, disciplinary probation, a rec- established. The Board affords the any evidence or witnesses in his or 681-6774. Applicants must sub- ommendation for suspension from alleged violator of the Student behalf. After hearing both sides of mit to an interview, since RHJB school or a recommendation for Conduct Code the opportunity to the case, the board meets in closed members are appointed not elected. removal from college housing. have his disciplinary case heard by session to deliberate and reach a Members of GSC's Residence Said RHJB co-advisor Michael a jury of his peers." decision while the student waits. Hall Judicial Board are Paul Bar- Brumbaugh, "If a student is inter- The Board is brought into a case The student is then made aware kley, Beverly Hall, Lukehart, ested in a criminal justice career, when an Area or Resident Director of the decision and, if found in viola- Parker, Yolanda Wallace, and Wil- being a member of RHJB would be notifies the group that an alleged tion of the student conduct code, is liams. 5 S. Main St. Mon., Sat. 9-6 Downtown Statesboro violator has requested that the allowed to have character wit- a good springboard for opportunity. Announcement: Announcing an offer By AMRITA SIBlA community throughout Ohio. Guest Writer Williams is a poet, playwright, teacher, and radio and television producer who was chosen for Who's •Dr. Mary Ann Williams, an as- Who Among Black Americans in designed to save money sociate professor of theater and 1985, 1987, and 1988. She is an communication in the department outstanding performer and writer of Black Studies at Ohio State Uni- who understands and embodies the versity, will perform passages from interrelation of art and politics, as for people who are, her play From Africa Road to Af- well as community and individual rica: An American Woman Paces self-esteem. Apartheid, tomorrow at 8 p.m. in Kamau has exhibited his photo- the Poy Recital Hall. graphs throughout the Midwest •On Feb. 28 at 11 a.m., Kojo well, a bit long-winded and has earned numerous awards, Kamau, a photographer and world including the Columbus Art League traveler, will speak about his photo- Bank One Award at the Columbus graphs of famous black Americans. Museum of Art. His pictures have The photos have been on exhibit at when it comes to, appeared in Jet magazine, Big Ten the GSC Museum for the past Football, the Columbus Monthly, month. and many more publications. Williams and her husband There will be an informal recep- Kamau are co-founders of the mi- you knovy talking on tion from noon until 1 at the Mu- nority-based Art for Community seum Rotunda for Kamau and Wil- Expression, Inc., which has made a liams immediately following the strong impact on the cultural arts lecture. the phone, and who, CfJB Update quite understandably don't want to have Do others think that you are tine that was not only original but funny? Or perhaps they don't, but was uniquely Don Reed. "I wanted you think that you are funny. You my act to be 'squeaky clean.' So to wait till after 11pm will have the chance to prove it many people depend on dirt, but to soon. On March 5, GSC will host the have an audience completely won US College Comedy Competition. over and rolling with a clean show is You will have your chance to get up a lot more difficult and a lot more and show your stuff. togetadealon powerful," said Reed. This is how to become the funni- He developed an act that in- est college student in America: 1) cludes characterizations, squeaky prepare a hilarious three-minute clean comedy, some singing, and a comedy routine—clean, of course; whole dance routine. His unique long distance prices. 2) win your campus competition; 3) routine keeps him busy performing be judged the best in the USA by at the best clubs across the country Jerry Seinfeld, the national judge. and appearing in two of NBC's top- Each performance will be vide- rated series, The Cosby Show and A otaped; the tapes will be sent to Different World, where he plays the New York to be judged and a winner role of Chip St. Charles." will be chosen out of each of the four See CAB, page 6 regions in the competition. CERTS mints will take the re- gional winners on a trip to Daytona Beach during spring break to per- form for vacationing students, and DEAN PRINTS the winner will go to New York City to perform at a famous comedy club. You will also get a free US Col- Wear four Imagination lege Comedy t-shirt for participat- ing. If you're not competing, come by just for the laughs. If you think that • T-Shirts you have what it takes, get your material ready, and pick up an • Sweats entry form in the Special Programs Office, Room 289 Rosenwald, or the • Jerseys CAB office, Room 103 Williams Center. The deadline for entries is Feb- ruary 28. Good luck! Custom If you spend a lot of time on the phone, the AT&Tlteach Out"America Plan could save you a lot on your long TWO-WEEK PREVIEW: CLUB CAB—TONIGHT: Don distance bill. And you don't have to stay up late to do it. Starting at 5 pm, the AT&TReach Out America Plan takes Reed ... Tuesday, Feb. 27 at 8 p.m. an additional 25% off our already reduced evening prices. in Sarah's Coffeehouse. Don's scho- To find out more, call us at 1800 REACH OUT, ext. 4093. ^_ lastic explorations may read like one of his jokes —crazy and offbeat! And don't worry, we'll keep it brief. ^ A'ToT He went from chiropractor school to speech classes to forensics to drama; then discovered comedy, Discount applies to out-of-state calls direct-dialed 5-10 pm, Sunday-Friday This service mav not be available in all residence halls. The right choice. where he currently thrives on stage, television, and film. Having found his niche, Don Call 764-2555 worked at creating a comedic rou- George-Anne Tuesday, February 27,1990 George-Anne Tales of two cities, two attitudes Since 1927, Georgia Southern's Official Student Newspaper "Look at the 127 districts where Or maybe he did, and planned Clint Rushing Sandy Hanberry By RICHARD PRINCE ©Copyright 1990, USA TODAY/Apple black superintendents are," says for a secure retirement. This is a Editor News Editor College Information Network Dr. Charles Moody of the Univer- man who said he wouldn't take the sity of Michigan, who founded an $95,000 Boston job unless the bene- After five years as school super- Guest association of black superinten- fits package was attractive enough, Allen Allnoch Stacy Graham intendent in Rochester, N.Y., Laval dents. "Except for about 10, they after which businessmen offered to Advertising Manager Managing Editor Wilson left for Boston in 1985 with Column are majority-black districts, in fi- pay for his son's education at Har- bouquets from nearly everyone in nancial difficulty and where people vard. town. have given up hope. Once in Boston, Wilson tried to On Feb. 13, the Boston School "The (black superintendents) get an official house for himself, Committee fired him. are expected to undo overnight even though voters had just re- When Henry P. Williams left things that took years of doing, and jected providing one for the gover- Rochester the same year to become to always prove himself in ways to do more with less. Then they nor; even as children were going No smoking, please deputy superintendent in Roanoke, that the non-minority superinten- (boards) change the rules of the without books. Va., parents and teachers honored dent doesn't." game." And what about those school- him. When Wilson went to Boston, a Sounds familiar. children? Hispanics had the high- Over this past weekend legislation was passed banning He had transformed a troubled city where fierce battles over busing In Selma, Ala., Norward est dropout rate in Boston, 54 per- cigarette smoking on commercial airline flights of six hours junior high school into an award- in the 1970s gave it a national Roussell, first black superinten- cent, but Wilson took two years to winning magnet high. image of racial intolerance, Wilson and less in the United States. We at The George-Anne think dent in Selma's history, is being agree to a Hispanic anti-dropout Now Williams is superinten- described himself as "one ... who dismissed after two years on the campaign. that this policy is by far a wise and long overdue solution to dent of schools two hours down the happens to be black." job. Although the schools are 71 Other people of color felt no an ever expanding problem. Smoking is a disgusting habit New York State Thruway, in By the time the board voted to percent black, the school board more comfortable with him. In a which serves only one purpose, to take human lives. Surely Syracuse. After a year in the job, the buy out his contract, Wilson's aloof consists of six whites and five 1986 random survey of 176 African the smokers of the world shall cry "Discrimination!" But will Syracuse school board wants to fire neutrality had changed. He de- blacks. Americans, a majority said Wilson they be heard? People are fed up with smokers and are him. scribed his firing as racist. The five African American didn't listen to their concerns. Why have these African Ameri- "I said, 'don't go," Wilson's board members say Roussell was Wilson spent the weekend after beginning to do something about it. Perhaps it may seem can men, successes in one city, Rochester successor and confidant, trying finally to change the his firing being interviewed for that smokers have rights, but not to the of infringe- landed in such hot water else- Peter McWalters, raised in Lynn, system's racial inequities. superintendent in Miami/Dade ment of others' rights and ultimately, others' lives. where? Mass., recalled. Still, you can't attribute all County, Fla. — another racially The 1990's will bring much change in the way humans Both have majority-white "In Boston, a decision could these superintendents' problems to tense community with an even view the environment; smoking is a nasty habit which may school boards. Both find themselves bump you against a clerk who is a racism, especially in Wilson's case. larger Hispanic population than not be tolerated much longer by an environmentalist society. making accusations of racism sister of some (VIP). Laval is a In Rochester, the school board Boston's. backed by black board members. purist. He's ethical, as in apoliti- wanted a technocrat to overhaul its Whatever decision he makes, Taking action as the commercial airlines did is a way to stop Valid claims or not, their expe- cal." budget, to make such unpopular he's likely to encounter racism. smoking in public, so that other lives are not at risk to smok- riences should remind anyone In fact, at the meeting at which choices as closing schools, and to But he'll also encounter other ers' choice to cut short their own lives. We salute the policy thinking of relocating to pick your the School Committee voted to buy place education on the public reactions. More than his race, those makers who enacted such legislation; and we look forward to city carefully. out Wilson's contract—perhaps for agenda. will depend on whether he picks the strict enforcement of the new rule. This is the first step to "Syracuse isn't Rochester," $250,000 — Wilson said to a board Today a Laval Wilson would right place at the right time. And Williams told me. member, "You supported me until I cleaning up the air we breath, and the environment we live never do. Now, parent involvement whether he's learned anything "Rochester is a very progres- refused to hire your brother." and decentralization are the priori- about humility. in. sive city. (In most places) the black Did that exchange operate ties — as they've become in Boston. (Richard Prince writes for the superintendent is black first and against a background tinged by Centralist, uncharismatic Democrat and Chronicle and then he's a superintendent. He has racism? Wilson should have seen it coming. 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Staff Dear Editor, anyone who places their faith solely Why would Paul do such a silly God has revealed himself and His in the work of the Lord Jesus Christ YOLANDA WALLACE FEATURES EDITOR I am writing this letter in thing? The Apostle writes the fol- nature in Scripture and through on the cross as their only means of MIKE STRONG SPORTS EDITOR response to Mr. Paul Harris' letter lowing: His Son Jesus Christ. Christians do LAURA MCABEE ASSISTANT NEWS EDITOR salvation. However, were such in the February 20 edition of your "For the message of the cross is not worship and follow a God who SONYA MESOMMONTA, COPY EDITORS tragedies experienced by such men paper. I am very distressed at Mr. foolishness to those who are perish- "holds to their point of viewf in- MISSY LUKEHART as St. Augustine, John Calvin, or EDDIE COLEMAN, STAFF WRITERS Harris' rhetoric, and I would like to, ing, but to us who are being saved it stead, God transforms us to hold John Wesley? What about such LIA NEEL, MICHELLE ROSS make a few personal comments is the power of God. For it is written; His point of view. DANIEL HOLLINGSWORTH, PHOTOGRAPHERS myself. noted men as Sir Issaac Newton, 'I will destroy the wisdom of the " Would you want to hang PAT MALONE, MARK PRIESTER First of all, Mr. Harris, I find it Louis Pasteur, Pascal, or Abraham wise; the intelligence of the intelli- out with those two for any extended DAVID SCOn STAFF ARTIST Lincoln, all of whom expressed a hard to believe that Marcus Toole gent I will frustrate.' Where is the period of time?" I do not know Ms. faith in Christ. Look at the Apostle was in any way insinuating that philosopher of this age? Has not Moser, but I am proud to say that BUSINESS STAFF Paul as a Biblical example. Paul Clint Rushing had no right to ex- God made foolish the wisdom of the Marcus Toole is a good friend of JERI STANDROD, KIM MOONEY, ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVES press his views on abortion in his studied under Gamaliel, one of the world? For since in the wisdom of mine. I am not ashamed to call him ALLISON MOONEY, JAY KNIGHT editorial column. The point that most noted rabbis of that day. By God the world through its wisdom my friend, or to proclaim my faith in DON MAILLHO PUBLICATION COORDINATOR Marcus was making, I believe, was the time Paul was in his early twen- did not know him, God was pleased Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ has RENE RENTERIA CIRCULATION SUPERVISOR ties he probably had the equivalent through the foolishness to save GLENN BURGESS.LAURA MORGAN, CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT that Mr. Rushing is going to be held called me, and He has given me life. CINDY KEEVER, MIKE BOWDEN. responsible for his comments. I those who believe. Jews demand However, I understand where you TINA GLASS certainly will not deny your right to of two PhDs. Paul was a man of miraculous signs and Greeks look are coming from, Mr. Harris. You make any comment you choose. immense intelligence; he was for wisdom, but we preach Christ see, I was once there myself. Before PRODUCTION & GRAPHICS EDITORIAL SERVICES (PAGES) However, will you deny me (or any- probably one of the most intelligent crucified; a stumbling block to Jews the Lord called me, I thought that LISATIPTON PRODUCTION MANAGER one else) the right to believe what I men living at the time. Yet, this and. foolishness to Gentiles, but to Christians were the biggest bunch TRACY SMITH AD PRODUCTION MANAGER intelligent man had an incredible those whom God has called, both JERI STANDROD, TRACI COBB PRODUCTION ASSISTANTS want to believe? You see, Mr. Har- of hypocrite on the face of the earth. VAN ELLISON, KEISHA DAVIS, ris, freedom of religion also falls experience that turned his life Jews and Greeks, Christ is the Now my eyes have been opened to SONYA MESOMMONTA under our guaranteed First around 180 degrees (see Acts 9). power of God and the wisdom of the truth, the truth that I hope you MARGIE MILLER PRINTING METHOD Amendment rights. It seems to me Paul was certainly not a man who God. For the foolishness of God is will see: that your rude comments about the stuck his "head in the sand." Only wiser than man's wisdom, and the Bill Neville, Student Publications Advisor. "For it is by grace you have Christian faith are an attempt to days after he became a Christian, weakness of God is stronger than been saved, through faith, and this lho GEORGE-ANNE is the official student newspaper of Georgia Southern College, owned and operated by GSC deny Mr. Toole and Ms. Moser that "he began to preach in the syna- man's strength" (1 Corinthians students and utilizing the foclutles provided by GSC. lho newspaper is the oldest continuously published weekly gogues that Jesus is the Son of is not of yourselves, it is the gift of newspaper in BuHoch County ond Statosbaro. Ga. The ideas expressed herein are those of the editor or the Individ- right. 1:18-31). ual authors ond do not necessarily reprosont the views of the Student Media Committee, the adminlslration, the God," and he "grew more and more God, not by works, so that no one faculty and staff of Goorgla Southern Collogo. or the University System of Georgia. The GEORGE-ANNE Is published You see Mr. Harris, man in his twice weekly during lho academic year and twice during summer quarter. I also did not appreciate your powerful and baffled the Jews liv- own foolishness, not wisdom, has can boast" (Ephesians 2:8-9). OFFICE: Room 110. F. I. Williams Center.. MAIL: The GEORGE-ANNE. Landrum Center Box 8001, Georgia Southern College. Statesboro. Ga. 30460. • PHONE: 912/681-5246 or 912/618-5418 comments on the "simpleton solu- ing h Damascus by proving that chosen to shape God in an image of tions" and the "imminent brain Jesus is the Christ" (Acts 9:20 and his own choosing. That is called Tim Phillips decay" that will certainly befall 22, to use quotes from the book). idolatry. The one, true and living Senior/ Math Education Tuesday, February 27,1990 George-Anne Marie Cochran and site-specific art: "Reconstructions

By PENELOPE GLEESON Guest Features Writer All the material in the box gets draw lines that connect the cross- One of the headlines reads, "A laid out onto the floor and the proc- marks. The circle of rope becomes a NEW Era in South Africa." Not "It's hard for me to accept ess of construction begins. square of white chalkline. such small irony in the context of "Material comes and goes. For "Basically, I'm going to work Now, there is a white-chalked this piece of art which is' not de- almost six hours, she constructs that I am a mere link in a with the square of space and maybe square with the circle of black satin signed by chance, but by choice. and reconstructs the idea that be- create a circle within that square, in the middle. On the circle is the set Cochran chooses several sheets gan days and years ago." chain..." and a square within that circle," she of oversized lips and the large nose. from the newspapers and crumples This art is no accident of the day, says. "I don't want it to come across A painted hand on parchment rubs them into loose wads and places or the time, or the place. This art is as just an art display. Somehow I against the place where a chin them under the circle of black satin, on purpose, a process of choosing, want to relate it to the fact that it's wouldbe, and some of the rope looks which by now, has been put back considering, trying, and choosing Morie Cochran in the library. I may include some like hair. In each corner of the into the middle of the square. The again. text. I've thought about using their square are drawings of noses and once-considered photocopying of Marie Cochran has been asked dictionary and xeroxing the defini- mouths. These choices are tempo- the word "reconstruction" never appears. to compose and construct a piece of tion of Reconstruction." rary. Journal entry: It's hard for me to art for Black History Month at East She separates the thick lengths She takes the black wooden accept that I am a mere link in a Georgia College in Swainsboro, and The space outside the boundary choice of materials has been delib- of rope into narrower strands, and hoops—what might be embroidery chain. Another flaw I've found is what it becomes is a hundred mil- is lined with books on shelves, erate. Cochran calls the materials each strand becomes a tighter curl, hoops—and uses them as founda- that thinking too much can be a lion years of personal history, an tables, magazine racks, and chairs. "physical evidence of spirit." a kinkier weave. The rope defines tions for layers to come. They are m drug contrary to existence. There is archeological find. To step into it is The space inside the boundary is The drawings are suggestions of the circle. She checks her sketch placed on the chalkline, one hoop on all of this history that feels like a to unearth an idea, layers and lay- nothing, almost 1,500 square feet of human shapes and body parts, book, considers the relationship of each of the four lines of the square. heavy load because it has not been ers of constructed symbols that nothing, between a grey-carpeted mostly toes, hands, and mouths—■ the circle to the space, and the And on top of each hoop, she places made clear that the truth can be move from down to up, and from floor and and acoustical-tiled ceil- parts of the body that act as recep- choices continue. one of the pine squares. looked for in past journeys. Within center to edge. ing. The space will help define the tors. "I'm fixated on mouths," she The black vinyl is cut into long Each square is different. Some contradictions are truths. Although Cochran's work is art. says. "Mouths kiss, and mouths ovals and the black satin is cut into have blotches of paint on them, Cochran says she's never really sometimes referred to as "installa- Cochran has been to this space talk, and they represent to me the a large circle almost three feet wide. earth colors. Dried blood maybe, or been interested in painting as tra- tion art," she says it's more accurate before, and returns to it with her African-American trait.. . the full She puts the satin into the middle of mud from a river bottom. One ditional painting. "I prefer collage," to call it "site-specific art." There's journal in hand, in addition to a lips." the roped circle and begins con- square has a broken half of a walnut she says. "I prefer drawing, because brown cardboard box filled with Her journal is filled with draw- structing layers of images, layers of shell on it, a used piece of red no format or model for it. The proc- I prefer the act of being able to what she calls "pieces of informa- ings of mouths and lips and noses receptors. thread, a two-inch piece of bent ess of producing it is not like paint- wire. She considers the pine change things. I think more and ing a landscape and having the tion." and references to what makes them Journal entry: The kind of work squares. On another one is printed more of my artwork as a tool. I hope actual landscape to check it The information includes 30 or specifically black. In her journal that I want. Conceptual art that is the word, "silence." She picks it up it plants some germ of. an idea in against. so black-and-white copies of draw- she cites from Toni Morrison's book, not minimal. Work that is heavy- from its place and considers its rela- somebody's mind, or that it gets me A landscape sometimes requires ings, a box of white chalk, lengths of Song of Solomon. laden, thought-provoking, multi- tionship to the white chalkline. thinking about different things." the viewer to be absent from within rope, square pieces of one-inch Journal entry: You think dark is layered. Choosing. Considering. Trying. This act of being able to change it. Site-specific art demands pres- thick pine, handmade paper, black just one color, but it ain't. There're There is a 12-inch set of lips, a Choosing again. ence; its justification is the expres- wooden hoops, black vinyl, and a five or six kinds of black. Saying four-inch nose, and a painted draw- The image of the face disappears See Cochran, page 6 sion of an idea, its medium is arti- piece of black satin. These are something is pitch black is like ing of a hand. The images are full, from the middle of the large square. fact, and its requirement is space. things that refer to African-Ameri- saying something is green. What rich and well-formed. They are In its place is something more ab- This space is just inside the front can history. kind of green? Green like bottles? clearly black mouths, black lips, stract, less defined. The black vinyl door of the college library, and this It is not easy to see how so few Green like a grasshopper? Green and black noses. An hour later, the OVERSEAS things will expand into something rope has been removed, and Co- ovals are placed, one on each side of space has an imposed boundary of like a cucumber, lettuce, or green this non-defined center. Like the that becomes so large: the re-vision like the sky is just before it breaks chran walks around the path where four white, squared, ceiling-to-floor black wooden hoops, they become JOBS columns. They are structural sup- of African Americans. But what is the rope used to be. loose to storm? Well, night black is foundations for more layers to clear is that this idea-to-be was She makes crossmarks with port beams, functional rather than the same way. May as well be a come. High Demand in decorative. born from some other time, and the rainbow. chalk and uses a 12-inch ruler to Journal entry: This is another Australia.U.K., France red-letter day. I have spent most of the afternoon and evening reading +18 different countries. Chris Dunagin and site-specific art over my journals of 1983, and 1986 to the present.... Now here in my Need persons willing journal I've reserved for art-related to work overseas on notes, I find myself almost resort- sensual, yet stylized, almost deco. ine this piece to find meaning in it. ing to having the personal life and contracts. All trades. By PENELOPE GLEESON There are no crosses, no stars. One Guest Features Writer "It's the legend Perhaps the red, white, and blue the art thoughts merge in this en- Supervisory positions woman's fantasy meets the other's also stand for the colors of France, try. How wondrously open the of here... the myth reality, and the sounds are distinct. the country that loved Baker. words and images flew when I was also available.Call Josephine Baker. Slinky, What Dunagin is listening hard Dunagin wants this piece to 21. Now ... I see "them tracks" I Smart International smooth, glitzy: singer of torch of her that's for is the development of her idea, change, to develop. There are other traveled. . This notion of writing songs, star of the Folies Bergere. here" the presentation of Baker's com- sheers, mottled black and white, things down has become a record of Incorporated. Josephine Baker. Tough, stubborn, plexity. She says the work is incom- ones that she wants to signify dif- my being... I need to toil inside this 1-719-687-6084 a few not-so-smooth edges: mother Chris Dunagin plete. She first got the idea for the ference, but she insists the piece storehouse and learn from this of a "Rainbow Tribe" of children, piece after reading a book review of isn't intended to make a political work and the road I've known. a biography of Josephine Baker and member of the French Resis- statement. Cochran asks the librarian for that was recently published, and tance. The colors in the foreground of newspapers, ones the library won't she then began collecting things Chris Dunagin. Deliberate, un- the work are bold, and the back- be keeping. She's given recent of the pretentious, articulate: English artifacts of a culture that promises from her apartment for the con- ground is mostly black. Sonia Atlanta Constitution and the struction of the piece. major and artist. Chris Dunagin. that what it manufactures will not Wilkes, another student in the Savannah News-Press. The front "It's mostly kitsch," she says. Collector of . vintage cocktail self-destruct in less than 10,000 course, is doing her piece on Alice pages of both papers tell the story "You know, a painting of Elvis on dresses, kitsch, exotica: a would-be years. Walker, and thinks the background and show the photographs of Nel- velvet is kitsch. It's art, or it's junk, Judy Garland drag queen. Dunagin wants to capture cer- in Dunagin's piece needs more son Mandela's release from prison. Young meets old, white meets tain qualities of Baker—the exotic but it's made for the masses. Kitsch drama, a little glitter. She suggests black. The worlds bump, and rub, ones, the razzle dazzle—the quali- is not art for elitists. There's humor a strobe light that she says would to it." and collide, and when the dust ties that Dunagin says "made her capture the different qualities of settles, it all re-connects on a third- public image bigger than her pri- What's collected here is a black, Baker every time the strobe flashes. floor landing in a back stairwell in vate self. It's the legend of her, the manufactured-lace mantilla—a Dunagin considers it, but doesn't one-time head covering for going to the Foy Fine Arts building, where myth of her that's here." A brown decide. Not yet. church—feathers, blue strands of Dunagin goes and revises the art beret stretches over the styrofoam "The beauty of conceptual art is tiny glass beads, and garlands and she is making, a commemoration to head, and hair made from glass that it's never really finished," she We hope you enjoy our special garlands of artificial fruit. All the Josephine Baker. beads, gold and silver earrings, says. She would like it if people find supplement on the '60s in today's G-A! The work is an assignment for stars, comets, half-moons, and fruit is the same size. The cherries this piece aesthetically pleasing, and grapes are equal to oranges, the Design of Environment class crosses tips down into a widow's even though that's not what will NOW IT'S YOUR TURN" and blackberries are equal to lem- Dunagin is taking. Each student in peak. Her lips are the red of used-to- determine the value of the art. The ons and limes. There is some indis- The looo Edition of Miscellany is the class is required to construct, in be penny candy lipstick wrapped in value is in the presentation of the two- or three-dimensional form, the foil and cellophane, and from any tinguishable fruit, generic citrus, idea, and what people do with the accepting submissions in 10 catagories: visualization of an idea that deals point of view, Baker sees through and aboatload of bananas. Dunagin idea after coming to it. with Black Awareness month. Be- stars. says Josephine Baker used to dress In this dead space of a stairwell, I) Critical Essays as a banana. She used to wear where there are pipes and iron rail- cause the course concerns site-spe- Sitting on a concrete step, Z) Theatrical Vignettes cific art, the idea needs to be con- Dunagin is still, and trying to lis- bananas on her costumes and eat ings, burned-out fluorescent bulbs, structed in a space appropriate for ten. Her clothes are loose-fitting, a them during performances. and where the echo of slamming 3) Drawings-Paintings-Etchings the idea, somewhere within Foy. long black jumper over a burgundy Long red, white and blue sheers doors from the fourth floor blurs 4) Foreign Language Literature hang behind the piece. Dunagin with someone's piano practice from Baker was a musician, a jazz long-sleeved shirt, black tights, and 5) Musical Scores singer, a voice for freedom, and soft black canvas shoes. There is thinks some people react to this the second floor, here in this para- Dunagin has chosen the hollowed- little affectation of ornament, some negatively, as a symbol of the dox of place, there is an idea that is 6) Photography out void of a concrete stairwell for brown eyeliner and a piece of solo- United States, the country that very much alive, the visualization 7) Sculpture-Ceramics her art because she likes the way dite crystal on a necklace. Her hair wanted to disown Baker. Dunagin and the experience of human com- 8) Poetry voices echo here. And there is an- is bobbed. The lines are soft and says she wants spectators to exam- plexity. other dimension. Being in this 9) Short Fiction space is a fantastic journey into 10) Expository Essays paradox. The stairwell is a cold place, TYPESETTING FOR dusty, sterile, and the sound of FVPTV mihliin9i£»fl autft shoe-bottoms sliding on gritty ce- u A4HSCL - ment frays the nerves. 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These are disposable 489-1879 George-Anne Tuesday, February 27,1990 Eagles slip past Mercer for 84-79 victory in overtime in Hanner

the lane, but he missed and Cal ard Sherrod, Ben Pierce, Tod BY MICHAEL STRONG Ben Pierce. Pierce had been listed Miller, and Horace Burton all made Sports Editor as questionable, but played 33 Ferguson couldn't put the ball back minutes and scored seven points in. Overtime. their final appearances at Hanner The Mercer Bears must have with two rebounds. Fieldhouse. Fortunately, it ended The Eagles buckled down defen- been upset after the rough time the GSC .trailed 38-32 at halftime on a victorious note, especially for sively in overtime, forcing the Eagles gave them at home and de- mostly because of the inside play of Curry who was the Eagles leading Bears to take bad shots and came cided to return the favor as the Bailey, who had 19 points at inter- scorer, with 19 points. away with the victory. Ferguson Eagles needed an overtime period mission. Scott Waller added nine The Eagles raised their record to iced the game with one second left to defeat Mercer, 84-79. points and Moore had eight points. 17-8 overall and 11-3 in the TAAC. by sinking two free throws to give The Eagles were led by Mike The Eagle's Curry started off the It also gives GSC a two game win- the Eagles an 84-79 victory. Curry with 19 points before fouling second half much as he had the ning streak. The Eagles continue out early in the overtime period. first, by picking up a foul. The Many Eagles played in their fi- conference play on Mar. 1 against Horace Burton and Tommy Wil- Eagles also began to chop away at nal home game. Mike Harding, Texas-San Antonio, in Texas. Tipoff liams added 12 points a piece and the six point lead. Burton sank a Mike Curry, Keith Harrison, Rich- will be at 8:30 p.m. Tod Miller grabbed nine rebounds foul shot and Mike Harding drilled and played solid defense. a three pointer on the left wing to Mercer was led by Scott Bailey shrink the lead to just two at 40-38. who burned the Eagles on the inside The teams traded baskets for the with 39 points and 12 rebounds. next 4:26. Williams gave the Eagles Oscar Moore chipped in with 22 the lead with a lay up at 13:40. points to keep the Eagle defense The teams exchanged the lead honest. for the next 3:42. The Eagles took The Eagles took the initial lead the lead at 8:32 on another lay up by on a 10 foot jumper from the Williams. They then extended that baseline, but it was Mercer and lead to five points 64-59. But, the Bailey after that. The Bears went Bears wouldn't go away. They on a 15-0 run that nearly buried the stayed within four points until the Eagles. Early fouls by Curry forced final minute of the game. With :41 him to play his last home game in a left in the game and a two point "kinder, gentler" manner. lead, Sherrod was fouled by The Eagles then settled down Mercer's Mike Kennedy. If Sherrod and started inching their way back. sank both free throws the game Curry, despite his foul problems, would have been over, but he led the way as he scored 10 of his 19 missed the front end of the one and points in the first half. At 8:15, one opportunity and Mercer Richard Sherrod reduced the Bears brought the ball up court with vi- lead to just seven with a sions of an upset twinkling in their and putback, he had six points and heads. The Bears missed a three four rebounds for the game. The pointer, but Moore snared the re- Bears then had a 5-0 spurt to give bound and sank the easy lay up to them a 30-18 lead. This would be tie the score. the last of the double digit leads for The Eagles had :24 left to win the Mike Curry (20) slams one Saturday against Mercer. Mercer. game. They brought the ball up Mike Harding (10) looks for the in Hanner Fieldhouse. The home. Curry played his final Despite early foul trouble, he The Eagles reduced the lead to court and worked it around looking led the Eagles in scoring with six at halftime on lay ups from for a good shot. Williams thought he open man. Harding had six Eagles beat Mercer in game at Hanner Reldhouse 19 points. Curry and jumpers from the injured had it, launching a lOfoot jumperin points in his final appearance overtime 84-79.

Top NBA prospect Lady Eagles bite Rattlerettes of FAMU 90-80 Top candidates for the with 3:14 left, but Ferguson's National Basketball By PAUL FLOECKHER jumper closed a 6-2 run that Association tottery Assistant Sports Editor brought FAMU within six, 82-76, with just 1:47 on the clock. among this year's With a second-place finish in the college seniors, However, Blackshear made a New South Women's Athletic Con- jumper 16 seconds later and Cooper include;' ference already secured, the GSC Lady Eagles wrapped up the regu- hit six free throws in the final min- ute to seal the win. lar season with a 90-80 win over the The Rattlerettes actually Florida A&M Rattlerettes Satur- outscored the Lady Eagles from the Name Heigh Posltio ^~~—■*-> College day in Hanner Fieldhouse. :: field (69-63), but GSC held a whop- t n Florida GSC will open NSW AC tourna- ping 27-11 advantage from the free 7-2 C Louisville ment play Thursday at 8:00 p.m. throw line. In the second half, GSC 7-0 C Syracuse against seventh-seeded Mercer, took 31 trips to the charity stripe, 6-9 F LaSalle with the victor facing the Florida compared to just seven for FAMU. 6-6 F St. John's A&M-Central Florida winner in the With their season sweep of 6-10 F Georgia second round. GSC swept all three 6-11 F Xavier (Ohio) schools this season. i FAMU, the Lady Eagles extended 6-9 F Minnesota After a5-6 start, the Lady Eagles their series lead to 11-8. GSC beat 6-7 F Cal State- Fullerton rebounded to finish 18-9 overall the Rattlerettes for the fourth straight time overall and the fifth 6-7 F St. Louis and 10-2 in the conference. straight time in Hanner. 6-7 F Mississippi Playing in her last regular-sea- 6-5 F-G Michigan son game, GSC senior Deb Black- Ferguson led the Rattlerettes 6-9 F Michigan shear scored 14 points and led the (15-11, 7-5) with 29 points. Sherrie Trevor Wilson 6-10 F UCLA Lady Eagles with seven assists and Barnes and Camille Smith joined Hank Gathers 6-8 F Loyola Marymount four steals. More impressively, the her in double figures with 12 and 10, respectively. 6-7 F Oregon State 5-8 guard grabbed a game-high 12 Lady Eagles coach Drema added to that total with a 90- 6-3 G Illinois rebounds. Greer recently picked up her 80 victory over the Rattlerettes 6-4 G Michigan Tracy Wilson led four Lady 100th victory. The Lady Eagles of Florida A&M. WANT TO MAKE A Brian Oliver 6-2 G Georgia Tech Eagles in double figures with 29 DIFFERENCE? 6-4 G Loyola Marymount points. Markisha Vereen added 19 Wilson responded with a A 6-2 FAMU run brought the Keith Smith 6-5 G California and Vet Cooper chipped in 13, in- baseline jumper and two lay ups Rattlerettes within four again, but 6-4 G Kansas cluding eight free throws in as over the next two minutes to put the again GSC increased the lead to CAMP Boo Harvey 6-3 G St. John's many attempts. Lady Eagles ahead to stay, 18-13. eight. Wilson's two free throws and 5-11 G Virginia Tech The teams exchanged baskets in A Ferguson trimmed Andrea Stults' jumper made the STAFF Stephen Thompson 6-1 G Syracuse the first six and a half minutes be- the lead to four, but FAMU would score 28-20 with 6:41 to go. Spend the summer in the 6-4 G Texas fore Donyale Ferguson nailed a get no closer. Vereen and Black- The Lady Eagles took their big- Catskill Mountains of New Steve Bardo 6-2 G Illinois three-pointer to give the Rattler- shear each hit lay ups to push the gest lead of the first half, 38-28,1:15 York. Receive a meaning- Source: GNS : : 6 6 ettes their only lead of the night, 13- GSC lead to eight, 22-14, at the before halftime on a lay up by ful and exciting summer Brenda Grannan, Gannett News Service 12. 10:25 mark of the first half. Wilson. Following a FAMU bucket, experience working in a GSC took a familiar eight-point residential camp with Also, it would increase the yearly adults who have disabi- EW1NG LEADS KNICKS TO WIN: lead into the locker room. lities. Positions are avail- contribution to the players' benefit GSC erased any thoughts of a Led by Patrick Ewing, who able for COUNSELORS, National Sports Briefs plan from $39 million to $42 mil- FAMU comeback by opening the scored 41 points for the second CABIN LEADERS, and lion. second half with five straight straight game, the New York PROGRAM SPECIAL- ] ELIGIBILITY STILL A PROBLEM: points. Cooper hit a three-pointer ISTS. All students major- ©Copyright 1990, USA TODAY/Apple lock between baseball owners and Knicks defeated the Washington The arbitration eligibility issue 16 seconds into the half, then Trina ing in allied health field College Intormation Network. players will likely continue through Bullets 119-110 Thursday night. Simmons added two free throws to are encouraged to apply. the weekend. Players union chiei remains an obstacle in the negotia- The win was the 100th all-time for put the Lady Eagles in command, Season dates: June 6 to Donald Fehr had set a Thursday tions to end the baseball lockout. the Knicks over the Bullets. In 43-30. August 23rd. MCENROE PULLS OUT: deadline to temporarily break off The owners want eligibility to re- other NBA games: Bucks 109, main at three years. The players FAMU cut the lead to single Good Salary, Room, John McEnroe has withdrawn negotiations if no progress was Mavericks 97; Jazz 116, Clippers Board, and possible travel 1 want a return to two years. digits with a 6-1 run, but a Black- from next week's Volvo Tennis/In- made. But the talks will continue 102; Suns 104, Kings 98. shear lay up ignited a 9-2 GSC spurt allowance. Please sign up door tournament in Memphis, and because the owners' proposal to for an interview in Career that opened the Lady Eagles' big- change salary arbitration guide- continued from page 5 Services for FEBRUARY he feels he does not deserve to rep- Cochran gest lead, 53-38. Wilson keyed the resent the United States in the lines was withdrawn. 27 with Camp Jened or run with three free throws and a lay call (914) 434-2220 for Davis Cup match next month NEW PROPOSAL FROM OWNERS: things becomes the layering. There For almost six hours she con- up. against Czechoslovakia. Reasons: is no model for it, no format de- more information: ask for Players union chief Donald structs and reconstructs the idea The Lady Eagles appeared to injury and fatigue. Top seed McEn- signed by others. Colleen. Fehr said the owners' latest pro- that began days and years ago. have the game well in hand at 80-70 Equal Opportunity Employer M/F roe lost to Richie Reneberg 6-7 (5-7), posal on arbitration, the sticking There are images of feet inside "Reconstructions" will rest for now, 6-3,6-3 Wednesday in the Ebel U.S. point in baseball negotiations, the margin of the original square of but it is all subject to change. Co- Pro Indoor. would increase the minimum sal- white chalkline. Small bits of blood- chran is unaccustomed to having NEGOTIATIONS TO CONTINUE: ary from $68,000 to $85,000 in the red paper are placed in a curvedline someone record the process of her Negotiations to end the dead- first year of a four-year contract. near the feet. They suggest painted work, and wonders if the recording CHAMPIONSHIP CLOCK toes, or musical notes. An 8X10, of her choices has influenced those The Eagle Championship Clock; Classic child-sized chalkboard is put into CAB continued from page3 choices. She says, "Writing about it styling to commemorate the achievements the square. She stands back and is good, it's an extra thing, it doesn't of three National Championships. Al Pacino electrifies in ariveting considers its relationship to the diminish the work, but you really AT THE MOVIES—Friday, performance in the gorgeously-lu- space. The chalkboard gets re- have to be there to see the work. The Basswood body is stained, March 2 and Sunday, March 4 at 8 rid thriller. With Ellen Barkin, moved, and reappears with a draw- Reading about it is not the same as lacquered, and hand rubbed to a high and 10 p.m. in the Biology Lecture Pacino sets off fireworks. They put ing on it—the outlines of Africa and walkinginto that space." No, it's not gloss finish. A quartz pendulum monemeri t Hall... Indiana Jones and the Last the sizzle backinto screen romance. the United States. The images of the same at all. has a 6 year warranty. Classic Crusade. Admission is $1. Have the Sea of Love is the sexiest, most feet are moved around. Some of "Schoolhouse" design dial with large adventure of your life keeping up erotic heart-pounding thriller since them are not toeing the line. "Reconstructions" is in the li- numerals and removable glass bezel. with the Joneses. Fatal Attraction, but better. More chalk lines are drawn, brary for Black History Month. In ORDER TODAY. A limited edition of thirty AT THE MOVIES—Sea of Love CAB SPECTACULAR—US connecting rather than separating. Swainsboro, follow the signs to East clocks will be produced. At $49.95 you will plays Friday, March 9 and Sunday, College Comedy Competition. Cochran still pokes and adjusts and Georgia College, and then follow want to act now to insure owning your March 11 at 8 and 10 p.m. in the the signs to the library. You can't Come and participate or just sit decides. The work is tedious, and commemorative clock. Call 681-0192 between Biology Lecture Hall. Admission is miss it. The idea has not come with- back and listen to your friends. she seems exhausted. She checks 11 a.m.-12 noon; an operator will you, or $1. Sea of Love is suspenseful, se- the layers and says it's time to "fine out cost, but the art, and the space, Monday, March 5 at 7 p.m. in please leave a message at other times. ductive and wildly erotic. Sarah's Coffeehouse. tune." is free and open to the public. Tuesday, February 27,1990 George-Anne collegiate crossword

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Bought for $400, selling for $200. Call 681-4284. Personal Touch Catering. Specializing in Romantic career in one of today's highest paying industries. ROOMMATES RENTALS dinners for two. Capable of serving up to 100 Send resume to F.N. Wolf & Company, Inc. 5775 Desperately seeking female roommate to share room. WANTED: Two roommates to share large three bed- FOR SALE—IBM Compatible computer, Hard Disk, people. Gourmet food served. Call 681-4016 for Peachtree Dunwoody Rd., Suite 450, Building G, Printer, Software, all for $695. Call Andrew at Move in any time. Eagle'B Nest. Rent $110 per room house in Portal. House includes kitchen more info. Atlanta, GA 30342. Attention Vince Reinstein. The George-Anne provides month pluB 1/3 of utilities. Call Angie 681-7064. priveleges, large playroom with pool table, private 489-1062 or 351-9514(Savannah). Spring Break vacations to Cancun, Bahamas, etc. at Lifegaurd8:Summerjobsavailableat outdoor poolsin bedroom. Worth the drive. $250 per month in- free classified listings to students ROOMMATE WANTED ONLY $1267MONTH + FOR SALE— Ungo box car security system. Never guaranteed low prices! Call Carl at 681-6695. Atlanta area. Openings for swimming and diving cludes utilities(except long distance cals). If inter- faculty and staff members of UTILITIES. Must chare bedrom. AcceBB to washer used, still in the box. For more information call coaches and lifeguards. Certification classes ested, please call 681-5194 or 764-7096 (after 5 WINAHAWAIIANVACATIONORBIG SCREEN and dryer. Apt. is furnished. Ga Villas #16 Call 681-2047. available. Register now. Call SwimAtlanta Pool Georgia Southern Colege as a 681-3234. p.m.) TV PLUS RAISE UP TO $1,400 IN JUST 10 Management, 404/992-8818, for more informa- FOR SALE— Three bedroom, 2 bath mobile home, DAYS1U Objective: Fundraiser. Commitment campus-community service. Free Female college student — large room near college central heat/AC $17,000. Located: Woodland tion. (5/1) FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED IMMEDIATLEY Minimal. Money: Raise $1,400. Cost: Zero Invest- classified ads should be written FOR WINTER QUARTER AND ON. Your own with bath. Kitchen priveleges. 681-6437 (after 6 Trailer Park next to Paulson stadium. Call 1-375- CAMP COUNSELORS (Male and Female) for west- p.m.) 84202141 (Ask for Ann). ment. Campus organizations, clubs, trats, sorori- in 25 words or less. The adver- room for $135 a month and 1/3 utilites. Located 2116 or 489-1645. ties call OCMC: 1(800932-0528 /1(800)950-8472, ern North Carolina 8 week children's camp. Over 30 activities including Water Ski, Tennis, Heated tiser's name and Landrum Box near campus. Call 681-3372. and ask for Tami or DUPLEX FOR RENT—across from Stadium Walk in FOR SALE— 3bd„and 2 bth 14x80 mobile home. ext 10. (3/2) Lisa. Sherwood Forest^available immediately- $400/ Central Air and Heat, Stove and refrig. Must sell, swimming pool, Go-Karts, Hiking, Art Cool must be included with the ads. month- For more information callBilly at 764- NASSAU/PARADISE ISLAND, CANCUN, MEX- climate,„Room,mealsand Salary. Experience not MALE ROOMMATE wanted to Bhare a large one Will move, Call Gary at 764-4151. Ads should be non-commercial 8181 after 5:30 p.m. ICO.—From $299.00. R.t air, R.t transfers, 7 necessary. Non-smoking students write for appli- bedroom apartments across the street from cam- FOR SALE— 3 Prince Graptech DB 90 Wideboy nights hotel, cruise beach parties, free lunch, free cations/brochure: Camp Pinewood, 20205-1 N.E. in nature, should be in good taste pus. Move in anytime! $150/month plus 1/2 utili- WANTED TO BUY—Good condition Mountain Bike Tennis Raquets. Brand new. For more informa- admissions, hotel taxes and more. Organize Bmall 3 Court, Miami, Fla., 33179.(572) and are subject to standard edit- ties. Call anytime 681-6991. needed. Call MelisBa at 681-7198. tion. Call 681-6873. Good price. group earn FREE TRIP. For moreinformation call toll free (800) 344-8360 or in Ct. (800) 522-6286. (3/ PART TIME OFFICE HELP WANTED: Apply in ing procedures. The editors re- Roommate needed — choice of two rooms, $1757 FOR RENT— One bedroom, unfurnished apartment. FOR SALE— Color TV's: Two 19",oneremote control person. East Jones Ave. In back of Gate Oil Co. month plus 1/2 utilities. Call Dav at 681-9013. If Practically on campuB. Available immediately or 3) serve the right to refuse any free (Panasonic) and one manual (Magnavox). Excel- University Furniture and Leasing Co. no answer, leave message on answering machine. soon. Call 681-1881. lent condition and excellent pictures. $150 each. SPECIAL PROGRAMS NEEDS YOUR ASSIS- classified ad. Free classified list- CRUISE LINE HIRING!—Immediate openings. TWO FEMALE ROOMMATES NEEDED at Haw- FOR RENT—Apartment, unfurnished, 1 BR, $225 Call Greg at 681-9119 or 681-9120. TANCE— All student organizations are being ing should be mailed to The reminded to notify the Office of Special Programs Excellent Pay. World Travel. Call (D-518-459- thorne Court #18 immediately. Non-smoker pre- per month. Call 764-5631. (3/26) FOR SALE— Nintendo for sale. Includes Mario Bros 3535 Ext. P3481A.(3/15) ferred. Partly furnished. Comeby if interested and of any changes in the liBtB of officers or advisors for George-Anne, Landrum Box FOR KENT— Beds-Bingle, double, queen and king. and Two paddles. Call Tim at 764-8812. ask for Kim. the organizations. Include, as well, any changes in 8001, GSC. Deadline is noon Chests,desks, nightstands,coffee tables, sofas, so- FOR SALE MUST GO!!— Couch and coffee table, addresses or phone numbers. FOr more informa- Monday or Thursday prior to FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED FOR SPRING fabeds, dinettes, IBM Selectric typewriters, girk both for $100 (will negotiate) Will separate. Call tion, contact Anthony Rice at the Office of Special QUARTER at Hawthorne 2. Call immediately. bicycles. University Furniture- Leasing Com- 681-6965. Ask for Jim. Programs, 289 Rosenwald , at 681-5409. publication. Commercial listings 681-7483. pany, Cail 765-2525. FOR SALE— 1985 Challenger Mobile Home, 14X52. ATTENTION- EASY WORK EXCELLENT PAY! are available at $4.50 per column TWO FEMALE ROOMMATES NEEDED at Col- FOR RENT—Unfurnished Apartment Available Homelocatedin Springfield,GA. Mustbemoved. Assemble products at home. Details. 1-602-838- inch, with a one inch minimum. legeview Apts. for Spring quarter. For more infor- immediately at Stadium Walk #199. Call 681- One bedroom,One bath, furnished including King 8885 Ext. W5920. mation call 681-7306. 3000. AUTOS FOR SALE Contact the Advertising Depart- Size waterbed, two Air conditioners, and deck. "ATTENTION"—EARN MONEY TYPING AT For sale —1980 Ford Thunderbird. PS, PB, AC. High ment at 681-5418 for more infor- ONE FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED— Call ROOM FOR RENT—Private home, one mile from Priced tosell. Excellent condition. Call (9121-754- HOME! 32,000/yr income potential. Details, (1) miles but in good shape. $1800 firm. Call Rob at now—Hawthorne 2. $500 a quarter. Call Amelia college. Call 764-4418 ask for Howard. 7915 in Springfield or (912)-237-7927 Swains- 602-838-8885 Ext. T5920. mation. King at 681-7483 or 489-1284. boro-nights and weekends. 681-1111. WINDOW TINTING, 35% meetB New Georgia re- Is it true you can buy Jeeps for $44 through the TWO FEMALE ROOMMATES NEEDED for Spring quirements, 3yearsexp. free estimates, call Rusty U.S. Government? Get the facts today! Call 1-708- Quarter. 2 bdrm, 2 1/2 bath apartment. $500/ at 489-1321. quarter plus utilities, Call 681-6691. WANTED TO BUY 742-1142 Ext. 9600-A. TYPING—$2.00 a page. Fast, accurate, guaranteed FOR SALE Box spring mattress needed. Call Ana 681-3330. 1983 Saab Turbo, red, loaded, excellent, stick shift, all FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED IMMEDI- error proof. Will even check for spelling. Call me RALEIGH RECORD for sale, fair cond. $50 Call 681- Bervice recordB available. $5,200 or best offer. 681- Classifieds are free ATELY—Own bed/bath. Share with two girls. "ATTENTION"—GOVERNMENT SEIZED VE- at 489-1898; or leave message. $145/mth plus utilities. Country Side AptB. near 7481. HICLES from $100. Fords, Mercedes, Corvettes, 5260. NEED A DEPENDABLE, EXPERIENCED BA- Country Club. Call 764-9326 after 5 p.m. or leave FOR SALE— EARLY AMERICAN SOFA— Brown Chevys. Surplus Buyers Guide. 1-602-838-8885 For sale: Buick Regal Limited. Loaded, 4 door, jade. to students, faculty, BYSITTER RIGHT HERE ON CAMPUS? Let me message. print fabric. $150. Call 865-5212. Ext. A6920.(3/2) $2,500 firm. Call 764-2804 or 489-8052 (after 4 beasecondmom-Callmeanytime. 681-3397. Ask "ATTENTION"—GOVERNMENT HOMES from $1 p.m.) and staff!* ROOMMATE NEEDED: Private bedroom, 1/3 utili- Sectional couch with hide-a-way bed. Neutral color. for Jennifer. ties, water bill already paid. Call 764-5872. $193/ Excellent condition. $100 or best offer. Call 489- (u-repair). Delinquent tax property. Reposses- 1985 NiBsan Pulsar, loaded. Excellent condition, red, HORSE LOVERS—Learn to ride! EnglishHunt-Beat Send yours in today! month Located S. College St 1574. sions. Call 1-602-838-8885 Ext GH5920. alloy wheels, one owner, car cover and bra in- and dressage instruction. All levels, beginning to cluded. Call 489-1157. FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED: Eagles Nest. One B.C. Rich guitar, warlock body, plum color, one show-jumping. Experienced in training horses $93.75 montly plus 1/4 utilities. Washer and chip $150. One Kramer Aerostar guitar, red color, and riders. Call 764-3865 or 681-4178. Horses For sale: 1983 red 280ZX, good condition, with bra Dryer. Call Francy at 681-4735. like new $200. One B.C. Rish Amp (rare) $100. LOST AND FOUND boarded and leased. and car cover. Call 237-9870 after 6 p.m. The George-Anne TWO FEMALE ROOMMATES NEEDED: For Call 681-3316. LOST-Alarge computer box full of shoes. Last seenin DO YOU NEED MONEY? Sell us your mobile home WANTED— 1975-1982 Corvette; must be in fair L.B. 8001 Spring Quarter. Furnished with washer and Car CD player with AM/FM tuner. Pull out all elec- the Johnson Parking lot. If found, please call 681- tires and axles. Call 681-2411. condition;willing to pay reasonable price. Call dryer, utilities included plus cable. $200 a month 3648. Glen 681-3987. tronic controls, and less than one year old. Asking MOVE POSTERS! STANDEES! Starting at $5 and for everthing. Eagles Court, Call 681-1031. Ask $450. Call 681-3576. LOST- Brown Hazel datebook/phone book — must for Heather or KriBten. up. These are originals. Call 489-8393, between 1989 DODGE DAYTONA SHELBY, Power doors and FOR SALE: Sunkong 100 watt amp. Like new— used find — very important Call Anna at 681-3330. 9 and 4. windows, PSJ?BAM/FM CaBs., Cruise, Auto TWO FEMALE ROOMMATES NEEDED at Trans., Loaded, Red/Silver, Under High-Tech 7yr/ only two weeks. Still in box with instructions. FOUND-Dog found near Taco Bell on Hwy 301, WANTED: Young male kitten, ASAP, Please contact Parkview Apts. #9. $116/month plus 1/3 of utili- 70,000 Warranty. 9,000 miles, $11,500, Home $100. Call Btephen 681-1306. Thursday, Jan.ll.Call 681-1888 abd givedescrip- Michelle at 681-3424. ties. If interested please call 489-1823. Ask for tior.. 489-2071 Work 681-5989. Dabney or Pam. GOLD FOR SALE: 18 inch 14k quintuple herring- YOUTH ARTS FESTIVAL. Will be held Saturday 1974 VW Superbeetle. Red, runs great, ready to sell. bone necklace. Over 1/4 inch wide, 20 grams in LOST- On Monday 2-5, 6 inch gold nugget bracelet. March 10th for 10am until 4pm. All GSU students FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED to share a 4-bed- $1000. Call 489-1157. weight. Bought for $850. Must sell, asking $450. Very sentimental. If found, PLEASE calLKim at are invited to Btop by. room apartment in Hawthorne 2 Starting next Call 681-3017 leave message. 764-4624. 1986 Suzuki Motorcycle GS 550 ES. Black and red. fall. Call Dana or Jen at 681-2796; Jen or Jill at GOLF CLUB RE-GRIPPING— Golf pride grips, all Good condition. Call Jeff at 681-9017. 681-3498; or Dawn at 681-2808. FOR SALE—3bdrm and 2 bath mobile home. Located REWARD- LoBt Chinon camera and camera holder. kinds available including putters. Lowest prices next to Btadium. Phone 1-375-2116. Unfurnished If found, please call 681-2572. around. MeadowLakesGolfClub. Call 839-3191. FOR SALE— Graduatingand must Bell 1975 VW Bug FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED: must share room but includes stove, refrigerator, dish washer and in good condition. $1200 or better offer! Call 681- and bathroom with one perBon. $150 per month FOUND- DoginFairRd.Apts. Call Tonya to identify The TRAIL RIDGE STORE is now hiring Georgia- central air and heat. 7554 after 5pm, and ask for Kumiko. plus 1/4 utilities. Call 381-9017, ask for Debbie. at 681-6160. Southern students for summer work in ROCKY MFELE, 12 speed racing bike, 3 months old. Shimano MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK, COLO- FOR SALE—1984 PontiacFiero.Excellentconditon! FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED: Immediatley REWARD- Lost 14K gold rope bracelet. Lost Bome- components, Vetta computer, immaculate. Must RADO! Positions available inRetail Sales &Food Low mileage. Serious inquiries call 681-5851 be- through June. Close to campus. If interested where around Carroll Building. Sentimental val- sell. Call David 681-1519. Service- contact Box 2680, Estes Park, CO 80517- fore 5, or 764-7561 after 5. contact Kerri at 764-8952. ues attached. If found please Call 681-1957. (303)586-9308 for more information and applica- FOR SALE— BLACK GIBSON "MELODY MAKER" 1973 VW Bus (Camper), 90,000 original miles, new FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED: For Spring quar- tions. Call soon for best opportunities! GUITAR. Excellent condition.$300 or best offer. tires, brakes, hoses, air conditioner, double bed, ter, can move in now. Benson Tr. Pk.. Fully '25 words or less Call Tim at 764-8812. SPRING BREAK ON BEAUTIFUL HILTON HEAD ice box. Rum great. Call 681-4399 and ask for furnished, own bedroom, utilities paid. $200mo./ ISLAND! 7days-6 nights $125. Very spacious, 3 John. Will take best offer. $600 quarter. Call after 6 ask for Michele at 681- FOR SALE— ONE FULL SEE BED. Excellent story, fully furnished townhouse across the Btreet 3702. condition. Frame included. $175. NOTICES FOR SALE— 78 VW Rabbit, Great stereo, new from the beach, available. Rates are per person brakes, extra tires,$600 nego. Call 489-8393 after ONE OR TWO FEMALE ROOMMATES NEEDED 1 night stand with lamp attached. $40. Call Deryl based on 6 guests. Call (803)-785-7566 to reserve 8pm. EBEBO BEEE for Spring quarter in Stadium Walk to share with 681-6231, Student from Savannah seeking someone to commute your week! s a a IV '1 N H 0 V 3 Q one other person. $400 for the quarter for one, with. Classes 10-2, can negotiate hours. Please FOR SALE— 15" Rockford Fosgate Bass Box with a 3 N ! V u a 3 N I V i 3 a $200 each for two. Call 681-6073. call Kathy 352-2415. Steel Grille. 8" Bazooka, both new. Call Brian 681- 3 A V HI ■ 3 l\ a s I a 3 ROOMMATES NEEDED at Hawthorne Court 2. For 7153. Best fundraisers on campus! Is your fraternity , A 0 1 d 3 D I M 1 s a 3 Borority or club interested in earning $1,000+ for 1 H S V j. I V 3 A s N Y d more information call 764-8266. FOR SALE—Dashes 10-speed, 3 piece-cranks, center a one-week, on-campus marketing project? You ■ s T J|N v a 3 ■ s a 3 3 X s NEED TWO ROOMATES FOR SUSSEX Spring pull brakes, quick release rims. Lock included. must be well organized and hard working. Call HEEH BCJEE quarter. Call 764-8569. $45. Call Stephen at 681-1323. Lisa G. or Myra at (800) 592-2121. i S 3 3 i3 3j| s N 3 H v J. S PERSONALS a N N I i s 3 1 3 N V d NEED TWO PEOPLE TO TAKE OVER LEASE at FOR SALE—Honda Elite 150, Excellent Condition, '< GOOD TYPING: Will type anything, fees are reason- 3 I 'i 0 H V 1 V Hillcrest AptB. for Spring quarter. Call 764-8569. $640, obo; Honda Aero 50, Excellent Condition, X 3 N able and will type exactly as written, Bpeedy serv- A 1 K 3 H V M V 0 $225, obo. Call 681-3839. HELP WANTED V, The redfish Bails at midnight. Bach comes alive in V i a ice available for an extra charge. Call 681-2286. EARN $2,000-$4,000 Searching foremployment that i 3 y J, s I X I 1 a 0 s TWO FEMALE ROOMMATES NEEDED at Eagles 17 days. Take no prisoners.—F H 3 Court Condos to share with two others. If inter- ■ FOR SALE—Three female AKC registered Pomera- TYPING- $1.75apage. Will type anything. Iwillalso permits working own hours, but still challenging MS K V 3 d s 3 1 V a V * nian puppies. Has had shots. Call 739-1526 from eBted contact Nikki or Amy at 681-6064. check spelling and deliver. Call Eric at 681-6452 enough for your entrepreneurial skillB? Manage Gina, Free for a drink any time Boon? Call 489-2029 D0H0 EHHBQ 9-6 and 739-2450 after 6. or leave message on machine. programs for Fortune 500 Companies. Earn and leave message.-A FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED for Spring quar- FOR SALE—AM/FM Home stereo. Sony double cas- $2,000 to $4,000. Call 1-800-932-0528 ext 3006. ter. Nice house off campus. $156 rent plus 1/5 of Pregnant? If you need help, call The Crisis Pregnancy Will, Hey man, You can kiss my Johnson.—Carlos sette deck, Kenwood speakers. All only used 5 utilities. Furnished (except bedroom) including Center of Statesboro, 764-4303. Free pregnancy WANTED: BasB guitar and keyboard player for origi- monthsin excellent shape.-CallRobbat681-2665. Charles, Kelly-Is it supposed to be this soft? Is it me? washer/dryer. Call Carmen at 764-7414. testing and counseling. nal music band. Call Tom at 681-3268 or Keith at Maybel don't exciteyou anymore.— The Mistress 681-6586. FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED for Spring quar- FOR SALE: Portable Drafting Board ( 24x17) with WANTED: Good students interested in pursuing ofDiscipline drafting equiptment. Excellent for B.C.C. or Inte- ter. $497.59/quarter pluB 1/2 utilities. Call 681- graduate work in economics. The department of CAMPUS Representative needeed for Spring Break Dennis, It won't take long, so stay close and be rior Design Majors. $60. JamiB Axis 21" racing 4718. economics at Clemson University offers course- 90s programs to Mexico-BahamaB-Florida & S. George-Anne bike with Shimano gears. $230. 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