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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]. Review: Colorado Tex-Mex i HIATUS, P.9 Bush: no N. Korea talks I NEWS,P3 Freaky Friday Battle of the birds: Eagles Spooky myths have long been linked take on Elon Phoenix Volume 79 I SPORTS, p.6 Number 45 with Friday the 13th | HIATUS, p.8 THE GEORGE DAILY

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12,2006

CENTENNIAL Parents 1906-2006 __ Small come to plane crashes into NY. Friday the 13th brings in families building

By Ditoria Geddis Staff writer Yankees pitcher,

The fifth annual Fall Family planes captain dies Weekend is this weekend, starting with check-in from 5 to 9 p.m. at the By Steven Swanson Russell Union Ballroom on Friday. Chicago Tribune There will also be a dessert reception from 7 to 9 p.m. while the registration NEWYORK-Asmallfixed-wing process is going on. aircraft piloted by a New York Yankees According to Vincent Miller, as- pitcher slammed into a posh Manhat- sistant director of orientation and tan residential skyscraper Wednesday parent programs, 1,090 guests are afternoon, leaving at least two people estimated to visit, including students dead and the city reeling with initial and parents. fears of terrorism over what was de- "This function is held by the Of- termined to be a tragic accident. fice of Parent Programs in conjunc- Eyewitnesses said the plane tion with the Parents Association to smashed into the north face of the red provide an opportunity for parents brick building, producing a fireball to come visit their students," said File photos, Southern Reflector that engulfed several apartments Miller. This photo, reproduced from a 1974 edition of the Southern Reflector yearbook, shows students streaking. around the floor 30 and dropped The parents also get a chance to debris into the street. meet some of the professors and get to The aircraft, a Cirrus SR 20, carry- know them on a more personal basis, Campus went nude for two days as "students ing an instructorandapilotbelieved to said Chandler. be Yankees pitcher Cory Lidle, took off "The family weekend provides an from New Jerseys private Teterboro opportunity for students and parents (carefully) jumped on national streak trend Airport, just across the Hudson River to get a different look at the campus, from northern Manhattan, at about especially first year students," said 2:30 p.m. The pilot reportedly made Emily Chandler, coordinator for the Editor's note: Georgia Southern In "Memoirs of a Peripatetic a distress call just before colliding parents program. will begin its official centennial Educator," former GSC President with the 18-year-old Upper East Side Chandler said that in the past this celebration in December. This story Pope Duncan wrote, "The first structure. event has had about 300 individual is part of a weekly feature on the streaker we had was a young man, Joe Torre, manager of the New participants. university's history. who in a state of undress, somehow York Yankees, confirmed that the "During the registration process got through the outfield fence plane belonged to Lidle, 34, who came for the weekend, the Parents Associa- By Casey Altman during a baseball game." to the Yankees from the Philadelphia tion takes this time to recruit parents Staff writer David Thompson, assistant Phillies on July 30. Lidle reportedly to be involve in these programs," said director of marketing and com- earned his pilot's license about one Laura Alford, graduate assistant for N earing the end of the munication, was a freshman living year ago. the Office of Orientations and Parent sexual revolution, Geor- in Brannen Hall when the first The aftermath of the crash im- Programs. gia Southern College group-streaking event happened. mediately invoked memories of the Several universities have had students stripped themselves of It was March 6,1974. terrorist attacks of Sept. 11,2001. But, similar family weekends in the past. encumbrances and joined per- "A friend of ours came to within 90 minutes of the crash, the De- In the early days, Georgia Southern vasive phenomena that flashed the door and said, 'You've got to partment of Homeland Security and and other universities hosted a mom's across college campuses. come out to the Circle, this girl is the FBI issued statements describing visit day or mom's day out, and they After the Ray Steven's song up a tree, taking off her clothes,"' the incident as an apparent accident, would host a separate outing for "The Streak" hit the airwaves and a Thompson said. A student rides a motorcycle nude during a two-day streak fest. not terrorism, in hopes of reassuring students fathers. Those days eventu- naked man streaked at the nation- He and a friend went out to see the public. ally evolved into what is today called ally televised Academy Awards, a what was going on. torn of the tree watching, when his said Thompson. "This was the Family Weekend. series of streaking parties made an "Sure enough, there was this attention was diverted to a group spring of '74. We were sort of In order to participate in Family uninhibited appearance across the girl up a tree, and she was clearly of nude men, with towels wrapped catching the tail end of the whole INSIDE Weekend, parents needed to make state. Streaking became the fad at inebriated," Thompson said. around their heads, frolicking '60s thing where anything went." Read more about reservations with the Parents Program Georgia Tech, the University of He said there was a crowd of across Sweetheart Circle. Yankee Pitcher Cory see STREAK, page 4 office and book a hotel room. Georgia and GSC, alike. about 25 or 30 people at the bot- "People weren't really shocked," Lidle who died in the crash. see PARENTS, page 4

Symptoms COLD FLU

Is it just a cold or is it the flu? Fever Rare High(102°-104°); lasts three-four days

By Jessica Emery Many Georgia Southern students istered nurse at Health Services said Headache Rare Prominent Staff writer are already sniffling and sneezing, there are ways to tell which is which. General aches Slight Usual, often severe most likely caused by the com- Although a runny nose is common and pains Unpacking the winter sweaters mon cold, helped along by the lack with the cold, it can also be present is not the only preparation needed of sleep and stress of midterms. with the flu, and the same goes for Fatigue, weakness Quite mild Can last several weeks for the upcoming months. The flu Without mothers around to check sneezing. However, it is rare to have season is approaching and certain on temperatures and runny noses, a fever with a cold and is a standard Exhaustion Never Early and prominent precautions should be taken. college students must take it upon symptom for the influenza virus. Stuffy nose Common Sometimes themselves to make sure they won't "With the flu, the fever will be 102 Sneezing Sometimes get the flu or cold. degrees or higher and it hits you like Usual Many of the symptoms of the a bomb," said Turknett. Headaches Sore throat Common Sometimes common cold and the influenza Chest discomfort, Mild to moderate, Common, can virus overlap. Carol Turknett, Reg- see PREPARE, page 4 cough hacking cough become severe

TODAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY Campus ...2 Sports 6 FALL CLEANING High: 87 I Low: 57 1 High: 80 1 Low: 49 1 High: 79 1 Low: 45 ■i High: 79 1 Low: 58 Briefs ...3 Sports 7 Impress your parents with a spotless apartment News ...4 Hiatus 8 or dorm this weekend. Don't wait for spring, Mostly sunny 1 Partly cloudy ■MM Mostly sunny 1 Partly cloudy Classifieds.. ..5 Hiatus..'.... 9,10 clean your space now. BOTTOM LINE, p.8

ww.gadaily.com Established 1927. The I Covering the campus like a swarm of gnats. PAGE 2 I CAMPUS NEWS BER 12,2006 I THE GEORGE-ANNE DAILY Southern students 'Sprint for Wellness' LENDAR Thursday, October 12 GSU News Service the distance of 3.1 miles. lowed by the 5K Fun Run/Walk at 9 The course will begin at the RAC a.m. "Bring your pet, too, for some 5 p.m. - 6 p.m. On your mark, get set, go! Mark Pavilion located on Old Register Road, exercise," said Kuykendall. International club meeting your calendar for "Southern Sprint for next to the RAC Multiplex Fields. From The entry fee for the 5k Fun Run/ Russell Union 2084 Wellness" 5K Fun Run/Walk Saturday, there, the course will loop around Walk is $15 for those who register by Oct. 21. sweetheart circle and finish up again Oct. 13. The fee then increases to $20 6 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. CRI is hosting the eight annual at the RAC Pavilion. from Oct. 14-21. African Student Assocation race that was formerly called, "Hoofin "We are hoping participants will Students get a discounted price of Russell Union 2044 for Habit." kick off their homecoming weekend $10. There is also a $2 discount for According to Fitness Director by getting some exercise before head- Statesboro Pacers. As for the Kiddie 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. Julie Kuykendall, the 5K race allows ing out to other campus events" said Run, the event is free, but you must Debate team meeting the Georgia Southern University and Frederick. register in advance. Russell Union 2075 Statesboro community to participate "Five years ago, I ran this event Refreshments, giveaways and music in a fitness event. and it was my first race. Now, I run will be provided. T-shirts are guaran- 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. "Last year we had around 200 par- three 5K races a year. I discovered I teed to all pre-registered participants. Poetry troupe ticipants and about half of them chose had a competitive side and love the Prizes will be awarded to the top Russell Union 2071 to walk the race. There's definitely a nice cheering and encouraging shouts as female and male overall, top female and mix of runners and walkers who come I .cross the finish line," said student male master and top female and male 7:30 p.m. - 8:30 pjn. out for the event," said Kuykendall. Anna Champion. finishers in different divisions. SAI Benefit Concert So, how far is a 5K? According to The 5K Fun Run/Walk has some- Online registration is available at Carter Recital Hall Associate Director of Fitness and Facili- thing for everyone. The quarter mile www.active.com, or stop by the RAC In this file photo, runners line up for the 5k race on campus last year. ties Angie Frederick, a 5K race covers Kiddie Run begins at 8:30 a.m., fol- to pick up an entry form. Friday, October 13

7 a.m.- 11p.m. Family Weekend

11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Residence halls throw fall festival for mid-term fun Conversation Hour Russell Union Ballroom By Robert Greene II the courtyard of Watson Hall. which were games, food and publicity. be allowed to create stress balls at coordinated by University Housing, Staff writer "We came up with the idea back in Among the games being played will the event. any student can join in the fun and 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. July," said Cathy Barker, coordinator be horseshoes, a jello eating contest, Building Director Morgan Murray festivities that will be occurring at Dessert Reception Stressed out by midterms? Sleep- of residential education for Southern a dunking booth and a "pie your hall also said that the event is being done Watson Hall. Russell Union Ballroom less nights and long days starting to Heights. director" game. this time of year due to midterm- The organizers of the event expect catch up with you? Then come by The CRE is in charge of coordi- Why is the fall fest being held? induced stress. to catch people who will be walking Saturday, October 14 Watson Hall for Fall Fest! nating services, programs, staff and "Because we wanted to provide a "We know people get drained this from class across1 campus. On Thursday, Oct. 12,thebuilding facilities needs among the buildings stress free zone for students on cam- time of year," she said. She also said The event is free and open to the 7 a.m. - 2 p.m. directors of Southern Heights, which of Southern Heights. "We've talked pus," said Aisha Harrison, graduate that the building directors of South- public and will be from 4 p.m. to 6 SAT Test include the residence halls of South- about it and worked on it for the past director with Southern Heights, who ern Heights wanted to do something p.m. on Oct. 12. Russell Union Theatre ern Pines, Southern Courtyard, Win- month," said Barker. was also involved with the planning as an area. For more information contact burn, Brannen/Sanford and Johnson According to Barker, three com- of Fall Fest. . The expected turnout is about 250 University Housing (912) 681- 10 p.m. -12 p.m. hall, will be putting on "Fall Fest" in mittees were created for the project, Accordingly, students will also students. Although the event is being 5406. We Can Achieve Miller Grove Baptist Church W1P— 10 p.m. 'Glow' in the dark Glow: Diversity Dance RENTING MOVIES JUST GOT Williams Center Dining Hall EASIER! ByAmyMclntyre the party, so that everybody coming to Staff writer the party would enjoy it and wouldn't w be disappointed that just hip-hop or Throw winter white restrictions to one type of music was playing." 10-10-2006 199 NORTHSIDE DRIVE the wind and come dressed to glow at The theme for 'Glow' is diversity, but Crispy Chicken 489-4279 the 'Glow' party this Saturday in the the plan still remains for everyone to be . Maurice Michael Hall, 25, of P.O. 0 Sandwich 1200B BRAMPTON AVE William's Center. in white. The party will be illuminated Box 1484, Swainsboro, Ga., was 871-7012 'Glow' is presented by the United by black lights and they plan to hand charged with wanted person. Caribbean Association (UCA), whose out free glow accessories to everyone. goal is to bring students from diverse People will then be acting as the • Michael Wayne McCrary, 28, of backgrounds together to deepen source of light for the party. There will East View Road, Statesboro, was appreciation for cultural and ethnic also be a Caribbean dance instructor charged with public intoxication differences. to entertain party goers. and disorderly conduct. "UCA is all about diversity," said It will be good for the ladies to UCA parliamentarian Alexis Smith, show up early, said Bernard, because • A bicycle was taken from Win- "It doesn't matter where you are from the first fifty girls enter free of charge. burn Hall. or who you are, Chinese, Japanese, Otherwise, the cost is $5 at the door. whatever." Smith said the point of the D.J. Genius from Hustle Hard Enter- • A golf cart was taken from the 'Glow' is to bring students from all tainment will also be at the event. Administrative Annex Build- backgrounds together to have fun. The UCA had a table set up in the ing. "The idea behind the 'Glow' party Russell Union on Wednesday advertis- is to celebrate diversity," said Chel Ber- ing the party, and many students are • Three people left Talons Grille nard, public relations representative looking forward to attending. without paying for their food. for UCA. "I am excited about all the beautiful "We went around to a lot of differ- ladies and the Caribbean music," said • A set of keys was taken from ent organizations because we wanted Ramsey Hall, a junior at GSU. "I really the RAC. 1 lit I ill civil UtC v/OJUlv2^ J7r02JT9lIIl IS V^OiIllIlj everyone to participate, not just those like that style of music." of African descent. We asked each 'Glow' takes place this Saturday at • A wallet was taken from the Georgia Southern! organization to give us songplaylists for 10 p.m. in the Williams Center. Russell Union

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INTERNATIONAL POLITICS NEWS OF THE WEIRD From Universal Press Syndicate

Bush administration rejects talks Compelling explanations

McClatchy Newspapers •At the Wimbledon Magistrates'Court in England in July, Andrew Curzon was charged with wrongfully attempting to The Bush administration, under cash a neighbor'spension-adjustment check, in the equiva- fire for policies that have failed to lent of about $220,000. The explanation by Curzon (who is stop North Korea from advancing its a law student) is that he has "dyspraxia," which renders him nuclear weapons arsenal, on Tuesday unable "to engage in logical thinking." ruled out direct talks with Pyong- yang in the aftermath of its apparent nuclear test. Ironies Instead, the United States and other world powers began discussing • U.S. Rep. Bob Ney of Ohio agreed to plead guilty in tough U.N. sanctions on North Korea September to corruption charges stemming from investi- that would authorize inspection of gations of the disgraced lobbyist Jack Abramoff, and even cargo going to or coming from the though Neyfacesasmuchas27monthsin prison, he will country to halt weapons-related still be eligible for a congressional pension (based on 12 transfers. years'service) when he gets out. In a significant development, Earlier this year, Congress passed a corruption-reform bill, China, which is North Koreas prin- which Ney enthusiastically supported, which would have caused a congressman in Ney's position to forfeit his pen- cipal ally, said for the first time that sion, but the bill has been stalled in a House-Senate confer- it would agree to sanctions on the ence and was not enacted before Ney's plea was accepted. government of North Korean leader Kim Jong II. "I think there has to be some pu- nitive actions," said Wang Guangya, Chinas ambassador to the United Nations. "We need to have a firm, Rodney Turner/MCT constructive, appropriate but prudent The Bush administration ruled out direct talks with Pyongyang in the aftermath of its apparent nuclear test. 0 response to North Koreas nuclear threat," he said, without being more have been triggered by a second North ported that Japanese Prime Minister responsible for reports of a second specific. Korean nuclear test. Shinzo Abe told a parliamentary nuclear test. H*99 Early Wednesday, Japan said it But South Korean officials told panel that he could not confirm the China's agreement to sanctions on Crispy Chicken had detected new seismic tremors the semi-official Yonhap news agency NHK report. North Korea wouldbeamajor victory from North Korea, and the state that South Korea had detected no new A strong earthquake shooknorth- in efforts by the United States and Sandwich NHK television network reported that seismic activity in the north. ern Japan early Wednesday, but it was Japan to punish Kim's government government officials believe they may Japan's Kyodo news service re- unclear if that quake might have been for its nuclear ambitions. NATIONAL POLITICS Congressman said he reported tam&mFANTASY 912-764-5150 pages complaint about Foley 715 Northside Drive East Chicago Tribune contact with pages. tive supporters also emerged, with With an Aurora, 111., graveyard a prominent conservative activist A Republican patronage employee as a backdrop, House Speaker Den- questioning in an article whether gay who formerly controlled the adminis- nis Hastert, R-Ill., defended his own Republican staffers and members of trative apparatus of the House emerged staff's handling of the 2005 complaint Congress were working behind the Tuesday as a key figure in the scandal about inappropriate emails from Foley, scenes to undercut the political agenda over former Rep. Mark Foley's inap- saying he could not find any fault in of religious conservatives. propriate emails to underage pages. their actions based on what they knew Tony Perkins, president of the A new account from a Republican at the time. Family Research Council, wrote in congressman who was informed as "They've handled it as well as they a web newsletter for members of the early as 2000 of suggestive emails from should," Hastert said." I didn't think organization that the Foley scandal Foley to a former page described a anybody at any time in my office did "raises another plausible question for more significant role for then-House anything wrong." values voters: has the social agenda of Clerk JeffTrandahl. The congressman, However, Hastert said he would the GOP been stalled by homosexual Rep. Jim Kolbe, R-Ariz., said he passed dismiss any member of his staff in- members and/or staffers?" the complaint on to Trandahl, who also GQT T volved in a cover-up, while Sen. John Several key figures involved in was involved in handling a complaint McCain, R-Ariz., asked for an inde- the scandal and its handling are gay in 2005 about inappropriate emails to ^ vJ pendent investigation of Republican or linked to gay causes. Foley has another former page. leaders' handling of the complaints. acknowledged he is gay. Kolbe, who The account raises new questions The House Ethics Committee is cur- is retiring and received the first com- about the quiet disposition of the later rently examining the response. plaint, is openly gay. And Trandahl, 42, complaint, which officials handled More signs of discontent among is a board member for the gay-rights by privately warning Foley to cease the party's core social conserva- group Human Rights Campaign. NATURE Scientists concerned about Texas coast McClatchy Newspapers golden alga that has killed millions significant enough to be discussed Marine biologists hope a cold of fish in Texas lakes and rivers and Monday at a meeting of the Gulf front forecast for this week will help drained an estimated $25 million from of Mexico Alliance, a federal-state dissipate a toxic red tide alga that has the state's inland fishing industry since partnership to address critical coastal affected a 60-mile stretch of Texas its detection in 1985. issues. coastline, killing several thousand On the coast, officials are tracking "Because these blooms contain fish and irritating the eyes and lungs patches of red tide algae, which cause neurotoxins, they threaten human of anglers and beachgoers. red- or maroon-colored "blooms." and ecosystem health and can sub- At the same time, other scientists They have been spotted from the outer stantially impact coastal economies," are preparing to test isolated pockets coast of Matagorda Island to about 10 Margaret Davidson, coastal services of water on Lake Whitney, 70 miles miles inside the Padre Island National director of the National Oceanic and south of Fort Worth, in the hopes of Seashore, near Corpus Christi. Atmospheric Administration, said in finding a way to ward off a poisonous The red tide spread has become a statement. Now HIRING Fairfield Residential, a leading multi-family development, currently has immediate opportunities available at one of properties located in Statesboro, GA. Monday October 16, 2006 7 pm Immediate Positions Available: • Assistant Lead Maintenance Russell Union Ballroom • Property Manager We offer competitive salaries, comprehensive benefits, bonuses, employee training, and an excellent work environment. Tickets: Interested candidates should email resume information to: [email protected] or fax resume 817-816-9542 $3 in advance

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foe Franklin, Georgia Southern's GS(7 Gamedays current vice president of business Streak and finance, said he was working Happy Hour Daily (4-7) from page 1 at the bookstore at the time of the second streaking. At that time the Free Oysfers After the first steak, groups of bookstore was located in Landrum, 2 for 7 Liquor and Draft Beer students plotted yet another liber- where the campus post office is ating jog. Even some women opted located now. & 1/2 Off Appetizers for a chance to participate in a co-ed He said that people would take Boiled Peanuts streak on March 7,1974. off their clothes and run around According to Thompson there Landrum toward the Foy Fine Arts All Day were rumors that there would be a building, disappear for a while then large group of students streaking in run back. He said he remembers the $3Two-HanderPBR front of Landrum. police just sitting by watching, not $8000 Margaritas After receiving a tip, Harold doing anything to stop it. Howell, the campus police chief, "At the time it was hilarious," he $3 (24oz.) Coors & Miller it. Cans decided to block off Georgia Avenue said. "I guess now it's still hilarious." BRA & GIRLL from Chandler Road to Herty Drive He said some people even climbed and told his officers to intervene only on top of Landrum and danced in 470 South Main Street, Statesboro $5 LllllCh SpGCIdlS if the crowd got out of control. the nude. (Monday-Friday 7 7 a.m.-2 p.m.) Thompson said the area was basi- Statesboro local Daniel Jones said (912)489-8291 cally turned over to the students. that he was at GSC and witnessed Many Items to Choose From "Some of them were running and the two-day streaking fest. He said some of them were on bicycles and he couldn't really believe it when it some were on the backs of trucks. happened.

;:W.'vrti«E:i,--M«,?SH;l There was one on a motorcycle," "It was something to see, no doubt he said. about it," he said.

in upcoming weeks. FluMist costs $25 at Health Services. ^tosram /hmmsi\mm Prepare Health Services also has arranged from page 1 for Maxim Health Systems, LLC, to offer vaccinations to those above 18 ®®yr0 a®-a®, i®®<§ are also common with the flu, and years of age with I.D. Curtis Hames, are less present with a cold. Fatigue is MD, chief of staff at Health Services another tell-tale signal. Fatigue is mild said this will be held in the Russell for someone with a cold, but can be Union in room 2041 on Oct. 12 severe, lasting two to three weeks, for 2006 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Many Jail n' Bail Mocktails someone suffering from the flu. vaccines will be offered, with the flu Monday, Oct. 16, 10 am 2 pm Wednesday, Oct. 18, 7 pm Complications from the flu may shot costing $25. Payment may be Russell Union Ballroom also arise, especially if prone to cash or check made payable to Maxim Rotunda chronic medical conditions such Health Systems. Credit Cards are also as asthma. These complications accepted. Come be apart of the action as a GSU It is possible to enjoy great drinks without the effects of alcohol. Join the can include bacterial pneumonia, Preventative methods are best. police office arrests volunteer faculty, ear infections, sinus infections and Besides vaccinations for the flu, staff and students for a mock DUI. Health Education Peer Educators and dehydration. The influenza virus is practicing good hygiene will prevent Volunteers will be read their rights, given the Homecoming Steering Committee more harmful to the elderly and the both the cold and the flu. Washing sobriety tests and "booked" for the DUI as they serve up tasty, non-alcoholic very young. hands frequently and not sharing din- charges. They will be jailed at the beverages for "Plunderin' for Pirates' The Bulloch County Health De- nerware and drinks is what Turknett Rotunda. Help the "prisoners" raise Booty." partment is currently administering recommends. If, however, preventa- money for bail to gain their freedom while the flu shot to those with high risk tive methods fail, then treatment contributing to the Health Education Mocktails criteria. Cindi Hart, registered nurse will be necessary. For the common Foundation. Thursday, Oct. 19, 10 am - 1 pm and nurse manager there says the cost cold, temporary relief can be found for the flu shot is $20 for ages three through common cold medicines Rotunda and above, and only $ 15 for those six and decongestants. The flu only has Simulated DUI months to three years of age. They do antiviral medications available. Wednesday, Oct. 18, 11 am - 1:30 pm Join us again for different recipes if not offer the FluMist, which is avail- "Usually, if diagnosed with the flu, Russell Union Visitors Parking Lot you enjoy the mocktails Wednesday able on campus at Health Services. the doctor will give them antivirals night. The Health Education Peer High risk criteria individuals are those and tell them to stay hydrated," said Captain Lee Harris from the Bulloch Educators will serve up "Calhoun dealing with cronic health conditions, Hart. Antivirals can make the flu less County Sheriff's Department will be here Typhoons" and "Pink Champagne." as well as the elderly. Others with contagious and reduce symptoms. chronic medical conditions are also Despite treatment availability, to assist students with a drunk/impaired The drinks will have you saying "who needs alcohol?" urged to get the vaccine. the best option is to get vaccinated driving simulation. Students will be able The first step for the flu season is and practice a healthy lifestyle to to participate in various activities and to be vaccinated. Health Services will strengthen the immune system in obstacle courses while wearing Blood be at the Russell Union Rotunda Nov. order to stop the flu, and the cold, Alcohol Content (BAG) goggles. Free 1 and will offer the flu shot for $13 to before it hits. beer (root beer of course) will be all faculty, staff and students. At the For more information about flu provided along with food donated from moment, Health Services only has shots, call Health Services at 912- local restaurants. Shuttle GUS volunteers FluMist. The shot should be available 681-5641. will be there to answer any questions and give information about Georgia Southern's highly successful safe ride rehearsal and backstage tour. program. Parents They get to enjoy the rehearsal of the enchanted fairy tale of love from page 1 and betrayal, deception and delight. Family Weekend has an all-in- They will get introduced to the direc- clusive $30 fee. It's important that tor, designers and all the staff who parents and students to show up for work behind .the scenes and receive registration. a backstage tour of the Performing The $30 fee includes both youths Arts Center. and adults, and includes tickets for On Sunday, from 9:30 a.m. to 10 Saturday's football game against the a.m., the Parents Association will Elon University Phoenix. host a brunch. They will enjoy a full On Saturday, Oct. 14, parents breakfast, meet other members of STATEMENT through revenue from EMAIL DIRECTORY for any errors in advertisements publication. Breaking news will and students will start their day at the Parents Association, and attend advertisements placed in the and its liability for adjustments Executive Editor be placed on-line as warranted. 9 a.m., attending an informational their first business meeting for the OF OPERATIONS paper and receives additional is limited to the amount of space The G-A is distributed free of [email protected] session and campus tour until 11a.m. academic year in the Russell Union The George-Anne Daily is the support, in part, from the Student Managing Editor the error occupied in the ad. Fur- charge on the Georgia Southern The tour leaves from Lewis Hall, on Ballroom. official student newspaper of Activities Budget Committee. [email protected] ther, the newspaper is not respon- University campus through Georgia Southern University, STUDENTS BEWARE ■ News Editor sible for any damages caused delivery sites located in campus Sweetheart Circle. The event is free for Association owned and operated by GSU stud- [email protected] due to an ad's omission from a buildings, at off-campus sites, From 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., individu- members and $7 for non-members. The G-A screens all advertise- ents and utilizing the facilities Advertising particular edition and its respon- and in residence halls. ments prior to publication. The als participating in Family Weekend Finally, from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. the provided by GSU. The newspaper [email protected] or ads 1 @ sibility solely is to reschedule the newspaper strives to accept NOTICE can use the coupons they receive at Parents Association will have a general is the oldest continuously georgiasouthem.edu ad in the next regular edition at ads for legitimate products and registration to get discounts on items meeting for new members. the regular advertising rates. Readers may pick up one free published newspaper in Bulloch services only. Students are urged ADVERTISING in the University Store. Generally, information is sent out County and Statesboro, Ga.The copy, and a second for a room- to exercise caution when replying CLASSIFIED ADS: Free classified Also on Saturday, participants are via email blast to all students through newspaper is a designated public The George-Anne reserves the mate or acquaintance, at distribu- to ads — particularly those which ads from students, faculty and forum for the Georgia Southern right to refuse any advertisement. tion sites. Additional copies are invited to a pre-game tailgate to enj oy the email address listed on WINGS. require a credit card number, staff must be non-commercial in University community. The ideas D/SPMV'/IDDE/IDl/NE.-Thedead- 50 cents each and are available entertainment and great food at the Parents will be getting emails and other personal information, or nature and submitted in writing, expressed herein are those of the line for reserving space and sub- at the Williams Center. 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SOCON PREVIEW #3 Eagles look to soar over Phoenix at Wofford App. State New Head Coach 1-1,2-3 .2-0,5-1 What: App. State looks to make it six in a row when they host SoCon rival Wofford as the Mountaineers seek first place in the SoCon. Pete Lembo has Where: Kidd Brewer Stadium Boone, NC When: Saturday 3:30 p.m. Phoenix flying #5 at Citadel Furman By Will Adams 1-1,1-4 2-0,4-2

Sports editor What: After getting upset by non-conference foe CCU, the Paladins look to take advantage of a home game against the Bulldogs. After the 2005 season, Elon parted Where: Paladin Stadium Greenville, SC ways with former Head Coach Paul When: Saturday 2 p.m. Hamilton following two dismal three- win seasons. at Now, jump forward to fall 2006, Elon has emerged as an unlikely WCU contender in the SoCon thanks to the 0-3, 2-3 youthful energy and enthusiasm of What: The Mocs travel to Cullowhee to take new Head Coach Pete Lembo. on the Catamounts. Both teams are coming off tough SoCon losses. Already matching last seasons Where: EJ Whitmire Stadium Cullowhee, NC win total with a record of 3-2, Coach When: Saturday 3:30 p.m. Lembo has quickly turned around an underachieving Phoenix team that is poised to make things interesting DIVISION I-A down the stretch. "Well, I came into a situation in WEEKEND PREVIEW which the kids were very hungry," said Lembo. "They have great potential, but at they need some stability and structure in order to be successful." Va. Tech "Our assistant coaches have done Grayson Hoffman/STAFF 2-1,4-1 a great job with assessing personnel The Eagles head into Saturday's game against Elon with six consecutive wins over the Phoenix. GSU Ic ; to improve to 2-1 in the SoCon. What: The No. 22 Hokies travel to Boston to strengths and weaknesses," he said. take on the Eagles in an ACC showdown on "That organization has allowed us Thursday Night Football on ESPN. Where: Alumni Stadium, Chestnut Hill, MA to be more accountable and that has When: Thursday 7:30 p.m. ESPN given our guys a chance to really buy GSU seeks seventh straight victory over Elon as homestand continues into the plan." Lembo spent five years at Lehigh, at compiling a 44-14 record as head By Eric Robinson The Eagles will have a tough contest for point in the first two quarters of play, Managing editor of operations Wake Forest N.C. State coach with a .759 winning percentage, as well. The potent Phoenix passing but fell flat in the second half, scoring Players to watch that ranks second-highest among ac- attack will test the GSU secondary, no points and giving up 20. 1-1,5-1 2-0,3-2 tive I-AA coaches. The Eagles are hoping they won't which has shown signs of weakness "We've put together some good QB Wes Pope, Junior What: The Deamon Decons are coming offa make history this weekend. this season. halves of football. We're just trying tough fourth quarter loss to Clemson as they Part of Elons early success can Leads SoCon In passing be contributed to the play of junior Georgia Southern,has never lost Defensively, Elon is led by senior to get a whole-game mentality and average with 234 yards travel to Raleigh to face the Wolfpack. per game, 1146 yards Where: Carter Finley Stadium Raleigh, NC quarterback Wes Pope, who leads to Elon. The Eagles are 6-0 against the linebacker Chad Nkang. come out here and play a full game total on the season with When: Saturday 12 p.m. the Southern Conference in passing Phoenix, and have outscored them 224 "[Nkang has had] averygoodyear. and dominate from beginningto end," 10 touchdowns. with 234 yards per game. He has to 81 in the series. We think he's very similar to John said senior linebacker John Mohring. totaled 1146 yards of offense with 10 But this is a completely different Mohring, with oustanding speed and "If we can do that, we should come at touchdowns this season under Pete Elon team. awareness," said Lembo. away with a win." j**mm LB Chad Nkang, Senior Mich. St. Lembo. First-year Head Coach Pete Lembo "He's abig, strong, physical, athletic Mohring, who is seventh nationally Ranks ninth in the 0-2, 3-3 "He's a hard worker," said Lembo. has transformed the Phoenix into a guy," said Eagle running back Chris in tackles for loss, is an Ail-American country in tackles, "He also has very strong leadership more respectable and competitive Covington. linebacker and a leader for the GSU averaging 11 per game. What: Heisman candidate Troy Smith and the nRSv - Ranked 18th in tackles Buckeyes travel to East Lansing to take on the skills and spends a great deal of time team. Covington, along with fellow run- defense. for loss. Spartans. watching film and making sure that His team defeated a tough Coastal ning back Lamar Lewis, has run the He said he tries to keep his team- I if M Where: Spartan Stadium, East Lansing MI When: Saturday 3:30 p.m. ABC he is prepared every week." Carolina school to open the season, and ball well this season, combining for mates motivated despite the three Ranked ninth in the country aver- competed well against Appalachian 951 yards and 10 touchdowns. losses on the season. aging 11 tackles a game, senior line- State in a tough 45-21 loss. In week Last Saturday, however, the duo was "We still have a big chance to do 2006 at a glance backer Chad Nkang leads the Phoenix three, Elon's defense shined in a 28-0 contained by a potent North Dakota things this year," he said. "We can still #2 #11 at Coastal Carolina W,23-20 », defense. He is one of two SoCon romp of Presbyterian. State defense. The running backs com- win the conference, we can still go to at linebackers on the 'Buck Buchanan However, Lembo understands that bined for 57 yards on 24 carries. the playoffs. All these things are still Towson L, 24-17 Florida Auburn Award' watch list this season. the Eagles aren't exactly the Blue Hose "We were moving the ball really possible as of this time. Everyone just Presbyterian W,28-0 4-0, 6-0 3-1,5-1 Named Head Coach in December of Presbyterian. well the first half. We just didn't come can't let these losses get to them. We at Appalachian St. L, 45-21 2005, Pete Lembo inherited an Elon "GSU has an outstanding football out and execute the second half and got to keep positive." What: The Florida Gators will be tested when team that looks to take advantage of team, despite their record," he said. finish plays and finish drives," said The match-up is the second in a Western Carolina W, 37-19 they go on the road against the Auburn Tigers. Where: Jordan O' Hare Stadium Auburn, AL a solid start and make a run at the "We need to play our best football of Covington. three-game home stand for the Eagles. When: Saturday 7:45 p.m. ESPN I-AA playoffs. the year to win on Saturday." The Eagles matched the Bison point Kickoff is scheduled for 1 p.m. #16 at m Vanderbilt Georgia Yankees pitcher killed in plane crash 0-3,2-4 2-1,5-1 What: Coming off a loss to No. 8 Tennessee, the Dawgs look to take advantage of a game between the hedges against the Comodores. Members of the Oakland As reflect on the death of New York Yankees pitcher Corey Lidle Where: Sanford Stadium Athens, GA When: Saturday 12:30 p.m.

By Shawn Windsor #3 McClatchy Newspapers Series. a p oker tournament at Yankee Stadium at Sadness and shock mixed with following the workout. It's not often that the Oakland A's the usual euphoria of postseason Lidle had assumed the Yankees Ariz. St. use crowd around the television in their baseball. Some players weren't sure would beat the Tigers. 0-2, 3-2 3-0, 5-0 clubhouse before batting practice. what to say. "He liked to play cards. He had But that's just where they were "It's strange," said Vance Wilson, a charity poker tournament," Jones What: The Sun Devils looks to upset the No. 3 Trojans when they travel to L.A. looking for their Wednesday afternoon, silent and who played with Lidle. "You mourn, said. first conference win. stunned as reports flickered across the but you have a game to play, too." But Lidle was also quiet and me- Where: L.A. Coliseum Los Angeles, CA When: Saturday 8 p.m. ABC screen that a former teammate, Cory Most of the players on the current ticulous, known as a cerebral pitcher, Lidle, had crashed his single-engine A's team didn't play with Lidle. In fact, "the poor-man's Greg Maddux," Jones airplane into a 50-story skyscraper more Tigers played with him. said. EDITOR'S in New York. Closer Todd Jones pitched along- As players milled around the VIEWPOINT Lidle, who pitched for the Yankees, side Lidle twice, in Philadelphia and edges of the field during batting including 11/3 innings in the season- Cincinnati. practice, talking about the death, ending loss in Detroit on Saturday, "He was the first one to introduce most remarked how random and played for seven teams in 12 years me to Texas Hold' em. He took me to incomprehensible it seemed. in the majors. He spent two years in Atlantic City to a $100 poker tourna- "That's what we were talking about Oakland. ment. He was a lot of fun to be around," in the clubhouse," Jones said. The A's "He's a family member, he's a Jones recalled. were, too, said Washington. Eric Robinson Afill Adams Record: 15-5 Record: 15-5 baseball player," said A's third base When Jones played with him in Five days ago, the 34-year-old Picks Picks coach Ron Washington. "We feel for 2004, Lidle wasn't flying. was pitching in a playoff game in Va. Tech over B.C. over Va. his kids and his wife." "He didn't talk about it much Detroit. Now he was gone. But the B.C., 20-17 Tech, 24-18 News of Lidle's death created an then," he said. game goes on. NCSToverWF, WF over NCST, uncomfortable scene Wednesday at Jones last spoke'to Lidle during the "You fight all your life for a chance 24-21 35-24 OSU over MSU, OSU over MSU, McAfee Stadium, as the A's prepared division series against the Yankees. to get to the World Series," Washington 37-21 45-20 to play the Tigers in Game 2 of the He told'Jones that Monday, after said. "You take some time, give our Special photo UF over Auburn, Auburn over UF, American League Championship the series ended, he was going to host sympathy, and move on." Corey Lidle died Wednesday; afternoon in a plane crash in New York. 17-13 23- ^0 [■HURSDAY, OCTOBER 12,2006 I THE GEORGE-ANNE DAILY PAGE 7 I NEWS NFL weekend preview Swimming begins Compiled by staff NFL STANDINGS season Saturday New York Giants (2-2) at Atlanta Falcons (3-1) NFC AFC

The Falcons are looking to con- NFC South AFC South : GSU News Service The Eagles have recent history tinue their defensive dominance this W L PCT PF PA with both of their opponents, hav- weekend. Atlanta has given up 42 W L PCT PF PA New Orleans 4 1 .800 118 86 Indianapolis Saturday marks the opening of ing faced them within the past three points this season, 23 of which were 5 0 1.000135 100 Atlanta 3 1 .750 69 42 Jacksonville 3 2 .600 118 74 Georgia Southerns swimming sea- years. Exactly one year ago on Oct. Last week: given up in the loss at New Orleans. Last week: Carolina 3 2 .600 86 90 Houston 1 3 .250 66 113 son. The Eagles will host the College 14, GSU fell short to the College of vs. Washington, The Giants are looking to continue BYE Tampa Bay 0 4 .000 48 91 Tennessee of Charleston and North East Con- Charleston byascoreof 156-84 while W19-3 momentum coming off their second 0 5 .000 60 135 ference foe Howard University. pulling off a win against Howard win of the season. "The first meet usually gives us a 75-22 in Jan. 2004. good indication of where we are with "Both the College of Charleston < the particular phase of our training. and Howard have some good talent Philadelphia Eagles (4-1) at New Orleans (4-1) NFC North AFC North Since this meet is at home, we usually and it will be interesting to see how W L PG PF PA W L pa PF PA get some very good performances we get up and race against them," Chicago 5 0 1.000156 36 Baltimore 4 1 .800 89 46 all around" said Head Coach Nate said Kellogg. TO. wasn't the dominating story Minnesota 3 2 .600 89 82 Cincinnati 3 1 .750 98 85 Kellogg. "I'm anxious to see how we per- in Philadelphia after all. The Eagles' Green Bay 1 4 .200 87 138 Pittsburgh 1 3 .250 61 77 defeat of Dallas puts them in the "We have five newcomers this form in all of the events. We haven't Detroit 0 5 .000 88 151 Cleveland 1 4 .200 81 109 year. I hope they are able to keep their done a lot of racing in training so far, driver's seat in the NFC East. For New emotions in check, relax, have fun so I'm very interested to see what Orleans, Reggie Bush ruined Bruce Last week: Last week: and swim hard. I hate to put exact happens." Gradkowski's great performance last vs. Dallas, vs. Tampa Bay, numbers down, but I think we'll have The dual meet is scheduled for week with his first touchdown— a W 38-24 W24-21 NFC West AFC West some very good times." noon at GSU's natatorium. 65-yard punt return. W L PG PF PA w L pa PF PA St. Louis 4 1 .800 111 98 San Diego 3 1 .750 103 36 Seattle iONALBRIEI 3 1 .750 78 83 Denver 3 1 .750 49 34 San Francisco 2 3 .400 105 146 Kansas City 2 2 .500 80 52 Compiled by staff Carolina Panthers (3-2) at Baltimore Ravens (4-1) Arizona 1 4 .200 88 119 Oakland 0 4 .000 47 113 Injuries run rampant in the NFL The Panthers have shown signs of improvement, but linebacker Dan Morgan will miss the remain- Despite a recent improvement in MVP Shaun Alexander's fractured NFC East AFC East der of the season due to multiple -3.0 foot, the Associated Press reported that the running back will not play in concussions, which could be detri- W L pa PF PA W L pa PF PA Sunday's game against the St. Louis Rams. Last week: mental to the defense. 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By Edgar Fernandez the present decade. Synthesizers, Another song, "Bones," has the they do it better than most artists on Staff writer keyboards and distortions are present funniest sound (in a good way), with the mainstream pop charts. in "Sam's Town," yet it seems that the a great variety of rhythms. Also, I Overall, "Sam's Town" is a nice ef- When I heard "The Killers" first band has lost some of its originality. can't wait for the music video of this fort by the band, one that has certainly single titled, "Somebody Told Me," I That and the fact that singer Bran- song, which will be directed by Tim paid-offwith its selling numbers. But never anticipated that a band with don Flowers described the album as Burton. to earn the title of one of the best such a confusing and ludicrous song "one of the best albums in the past "This River is Wild" and "Bling albums in the past twenty years? I would achieve such an amount of twenty years," adds to my disap- (Confessions of a King)" also have would certainly beg to differ. fame and recognition as they now pointed with the outcome. a good quality, yet they just are not have. The most obvious flaw is that the as good as the songs previously 'Sam'sTown' However, all that changed with album lacks another hit like "Mr. mentioned. The Killers their second single, "Mr. Brightside," Brightside." Sadly songs like "Uncle Johnny" with a music video featuring beauti- Most of the songs are executed and "My List" were used often in Label: Island ful dancers, nice choreography and well in my opinion, but "Mr. Bright- the album, but were too boring and Released: Oct. 3,2006 singer Brandon Flowers with eye- side" seemed like it was a proverbial uneventful. Number of Songs: 12 liner. Oh, and the song was pretty diamond, above all of the other songs Lastly, "Enterlude" and "Exitlude" Artists: Brandon Flowers, Dave good too. in The Killers first album. The songs seemed to be there just to fill up Keuning, Mark Stoermer and After becoming pop's latest sensa- in "Sam's Town" are nothing more some space. Ronnie Vanmucci, Jr. tion, The Killers try to maintain their than cubic zirconia. But even with The album is a good buy, as long as status with their second album, "Sam's all this critique, most songs are worth it'snottakenasseriouslyasTheKillers Prices: samgopdy.com - $12.99 Town," which sadly follows the pat- a listen. do. In fact, nobody should take The bestbuy.com - $9.99 tern of most sophomore albums. The first single, "When you were Killers as seriously as they do. bamesandnoble.com - $12.58 The band has given the new wave Young," and "Sam's Town" are two of The band is just one of the many and synth rock sounds of the eighties the best songs on the album. Both pop bands that produces fun songs Grade»3 of 5; ^ A A/^"^ Special photo a fresh approach, that is fitting for have an up-beat, catchy quality. that are easy to listen too, although The Killers new album is nowhere near as good as their first album was. Twins enjoy their Italian Pekingese dog If s. salsa time By Alena Parker excited he will roll around on the Staff writer floor. Giuseppe knows he needs his leash to go outside, but sometimes Giuseppe is Italian for Joseph he is too impatient to have someone and his love of pizza makes him a put it on. real Italian. No matter that he is "He's a happy dog, but spoiled a tan Pekingese dog who lives in rotten," said Caitlin. Statesboro with his owners Zach and To complete his preferential Caitlin Sines. treatment is Giuseppe's sleep The twins added Giuseppe to their schedule. "He sleeps 14 hours a house in April when he was given as day," said Zach. a present to Caitlin. As roommates Both agree that the most dif- in their apartment, Zach helps take ficult aspect of owning a pet is the care of him. finances. To keep a dog in their Neither Zach nor Caitlin are apartment they had to pay an ad- new to being pet owners. They have ditional deposit to cover possible had other dogs, fish, hamsters and damages, but Zach is sure they will a bunny. getthedepositback. Giuseppedoes Perhaps what has helped the three not cause any trouble. connect so well is Giuseppe's similar But he does demands a lot of at- love for animals. He has his own pet tention. "He can be a brat when I'm frog, a stuffed toy that he likes to play trying to study," said Caitlin. with and take to sleep. But the twins would not trade He also supports the Georgia in the experience of having Gi- Southern Eagles by wearing a bona useppe. fide GSU collar. Jamie Tuten/ STAFF Zach feels the most reward The pup is currently undergoing Junior information systems majorZachSineand junior writing and linguistics from "the responsibility of raising cage training. He is learning to wait major Caitlin Sines pose with their Pekingese Guiseppe. something." until Zach or Caitlin comes home "He's always here. So I have a to be taken outside for a bathroom Giuseppe enjoys playing in the is "floored" when it comes time for friend," said Caitlin. The two can Tao Ventre/STAFF break. apartment complex's volleyball court. his walks. look past having to split their pizza Kayla Crockett and Lee Buncombe practice salsa dancing in preparation "It's going well," said Caitlin. He likes to play in the sand and he Zach explained how he can get so three ways. for tonight's dance. The dance is at 7 p.m. in the Russell Union Ballroom.

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