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GSC graduate students lead FLEX program

GSC News Service 10-year old Daniel hasn't had much All three teachers have surprise lation between a student's foreign been encouraging the student's fun. Simply trying to communicate successes, in that several students language background and how well regular teacher to incorporate what ©Copyright. 1989, USA TODAY/Apple with classmates can lead to a frus- who do relatively poorly in their he or she does on standardized the children learn in the FLEX pro- College Information Network While physical education helps trating, endless confusion. Daniel regular classes excel in the lan- tests—particularly the SAT.," gram into other aspects of their students build their bodies, three doesn't speak English, and none of guage exploratory program. "It has been shown that the more education." ABORTION RIGHTS GROUPS RALLY: GSC foreign language students are "I was warned ahead of time his classmates speak Spanish. The foreign language background a "The response from teachers and Abortion rights supporters helping all fourth graders in about one particular student," said language barrier created a wall be- student has, the better he or she gathered from coast to coast Sun- Bulloch County FLEX their minds. parents alike has been extremely tween Daniel and his peers. Ms. Ramsey. "I was told not to ex- does on the SAT," said Ms. Shuma- day in more than 1,000 events. As part of the Foreign Language supportive and enthusiastic." "Now that the rest of his class- pect very much out of this student, cher. Emphasis: elect candidates and Exploratory (FLEX) Program, mates are learning a little bit about and to spend too much time with "But that aside, I think it is most Ms. Ramsey, Ms. Gray, and Ms. pass laws for power at the polls. Elizabeth Ramsey, Anne Gray and Daniel's language, at least they can him would just be a waste of time." important that children are ex- Ellis visit 20 classrooms each Tues- They were encouraged by last Carol Ellis—graduate students in say 'Hello" and 'Good Morning" to "But I don't listen very well, and posed to other languages and cul- day and Thursday, working with week's electoral wins in New Jer- Southern's Department of Foreign one another," said Ms. Ramsey, the I call on him just as much, if not tures at an early age. Hopefully, if more than 400 students—in addi- sey, New York and Virginia. Languages— are teaching Bulloch Spanish teacher. "The kids have more, than I do his classmates. He's they have a positive experience tion to working toward their own SHIP COLLISION KILLS ONE: County's fourth-grade students the been so enthusiastic about the pro- doing quite well. He may not be the with foreign language classes as a masters degrees. rudiments of Spanish, German, One U.S. soldier was killed gram. I've evenheard them sayinga best student in the class, but he can child, they will be more likely to and French. "Sure it's tough, but when you when a Navy destroyer hit a mer- few of their Spanish words outside hold his own against the rest of the continue their foreign language "The students aren't going to see how excited the children get chant ship off the coast of Malaysia of the classroom." students. He's responding, and education when classes are avail- come out of this speaking very much that's the important thing." when they learn a new word, you Sunday. Four sailors on the USS Some of the students are even able again—which is usually not of each language, because we are forget how hard you've been work- Kinkaid were injured when it col- taking their foreign language skills According to Nancy Shumaker, until high school." just introducing them to these other ing to keep it all going," said Ms. lided with the cargo ship Kota Pet- home. In fact, 10-year old Delane the Georgia Southern foreign lan- In the FLEX program, the stu- languages," said Ms. Gray, the Gray. ani at 5:19 a.m. local time (4:30 p.m. Van Tassell was so proud of her guage professor who coordinates dents will spend 10 weeks learning German teacher. "But they are EDT, Saturday) in the Strait of newfound knowledge that when her the program, many "problem" stu- fundamentals of one language be- going to learn some of the more The FLEX program is funded Mallaca, a route from the Middle older brother Darin visited, she dents do well in the FLEX sessions fore beginning another. In addition basic words and phrases." through GSC's Foreign Language East to the Pacific. insisted on taking him on a tour of because there is considerably less to learning a few words of each and Culture Center which was es- BOEING CO. GOES TO COURT: "Perhaps equally important is the house—not once, but twice— pressure than in a regular class. language, the students will study tablished by a $185,000 Special Boeing Co. is expected to plead that they are also being made pointing out things she could name "What many students find is various aspects of the respective Funding Initiative grant, and guilty in U.S. District Court Mon- aware of other cultures. Students in German. that by studying the concepts and countries—such as geography, therefore cost the Bulloch County day in Alexandria, Va., to the need to know that people in other "It is gratifying to see the chil- principles of another language, weather, topography, flags, foods, school system nothing. charge that it used Pentagon docu- parts of the world, and even right dren become so involved and enthu- they can apply many of the same sports, pastimes, and holidays. ments without authorization when here in their own state, may live in siastic in the program, especially concepts to English, and therefore "We are trying to follow the For more information about the bidding on defense contracts. a culture that differs from theirs considering that we only meet with become better English students chancellor's initiative toward inter- program, please feel free to contact TALK OF UNIFIED GERMANY HASTY: considerably." them twice a week for 20 minutes," because of it," she said. nationalizing public school's cur- Nancy Shumacher at 681-5929, or It's too soon after the disman- Since school started in August, said Ms. Ellis, the French teacher. Studies have also shown a corre- riculum," said Ms. "We have also David Carter at 681-5549. tling of the Berlin Wall to discuss a reunified Germany, Secretary of State James Baker said. The Officials say United States welcomes the even- tual reunification of East and West asbestos Germany, Baker told ABC's "This Week With David Brinkley." The country first needs to hold free elec- no threat tions and move toward free enter- By LAURA McABEE prise, Baker said. Staff Writer TOP POLICE OFFICIAL FIRED: Asbestos, a potentially toxic Connecticut's Public Safety form of insulation, is beingremoved commissioner was replaced Sun- from Johnson hall. The asbestos is day, five days after it surfaced that contained in the roof, which had to state police had secretly taped tele- be repaired due to leaks and dete- phone calls between suspects and rioration. their lawyers. Gov. William O'Neill The procedure for removal and named ex-Hartford Police Chief disposal of asbestos material con- Bernard Sullivan as safety commis- sists of loading the material into a sioner and state police commander. truck, covering it with a plastic Lester Forst, who resigned, said he tarp, and delivering it to a certified hadn't done anything wrong. disposal site. WALESA LOOKING FOR INVESTMENTS: At Johnson hall, however, there Solidarity leader Lech Walesa is a quantity of asbestos and\or arrives Monday in the U.S. Walesa asbestos contaminated material in is looking for investments, joint the yard space behind the hall. The ventures and commitment of West- material has a sign posted on it that ern capital. Hell visit the White says,"DANGER ASBESTOS CAN- House and have dinner with U.S. CER AND LUNG DISEASE HAZ- labor leaders. The GSC defense came alive against Tennessee- extended their home win streak to 32 (top). The annual ARD AUTHORIZED PERSON- VETERANS MAD ABOUT FLAG: Chattanooga Saturday, holding the Mocs to just 13 points. NEL ONLY RESPIRATORS AND Homecoming Parade began on Plant Drive Friday and PROTECTIVE CLOTHING RE- In Rochester, Minn., local veter- The Eagles ran their record to 10-0 on the season and wound up on Sweetheart Circle, (Photos: Pat Malone) ans are upset by Police Chief Pat QUIRED IN THIS AREA", and the Farrell's order that police officers protective plastic covering has been myst remove a U.S. flag replica ripped. from their uniforms. Farrell said Neither Dr. John Nolen, Dean of the flags are decorations and not an student affairs, nor Dr. Richard Armstrong, had any initial knowl- appropriate display of the flag. edge of the presence of asbestos in POLL SAYS COMMUNISM WANING: the renovations. Four in five Americans and Dr. Armstrong later remarked West Germans surveyed this week- that possibly the reason that he was end believe world communism is on not notified was that the asbestos the way out or has changed drasti- may have been in such minuscule cally, shows a Gannett News Serv- amounts that it posed no real ice poll shows. Seven in 10 West health hazard. "The asbestos may Germans and 43 percent of U.S. not be injurious to human health respondents said Soviet President due to its amount or condition," he Mikhail Gorbachev had been the stated. most instrumental in bringing Armstrong added that he did not about the opening of the German know how long the asbestos materi- border. als had been left outside, and he did CRIME IS UP, STATISTICS SHOW: not know when they would be Crime is up 3 percent in the first picked up. half of 1989, the FBI reported Sun- Hugh Hagan, of the Physical day. Rape reports fell by 2 percent, Plant Engineering Department, but violent crime averaged a 5 per- states that the Johnson hall asbes- cent increase. Specifics: robbery, up tos is not considered friable, that is, 7 percent; murder, up 5 percent; it is not easily crushed into breath- assault, up 4 percent; auto theft, up GSC math instuctor dies able fibers. The material is not con- 11 percent. Campus Briefs sidered friable due to the fact that it MARRIAGE STATISTICS NOTED: is covered in asphalt. Funeral services for Butter- Twenty-five percent of black ) By SANDY HANBERRY Although Johnson hall is the News Editor worth were held last Friday in Co- women and about 10 percent of only residence hall that is having lumbus, Georgia. Stifler-Hamby asbestos removed, it is not the only white women now in their mid to GSC teacher of mathematics, George-Anne staff reports along with a regular detective, to Funeral Home of Columbus was in GSC building that contains asbes- late 30s will never marry, predicts a Mark Butterworth, died on Tues- Mexico to investigate his charge of arrangements. tos. Asbestos is currently in the study that will be published in the day November 7. daughter's disappearance. boiler rooms of all GSC residence next issue of the American Socio- —The GSC French Club will According to reports Butter- In French with English sub- halls, and is also located in the attic logical Journal. The study also present the foreign film La worth, 39, was working late when titles. of the Marvin Pittman elementary shows higher education makes Chevre, a comedy starring Gerard he experienced am severe head- Today's edition Everyone is invited to attend school. marriage more likely for black Depardieu and Pierre Richard, ache. and admission is free. Hagan added that asbestos has women but less likely for white Wednesday, Nov. 15 at 7 p.m. in After a short time he drove home last regular paper been abated, or removed, from all of women. Room 166 of the South Building. where he collapsed later that eve- Today's edition is the last —Dr. William E. Timber lake the areas in residence halls that When his clumsy, absentminded ning. Emergency Medical Services regularly scheduled George- EAST HOLDS ONTO WARMTH FOR will speak on "Genetic Regulation students inhabit. The maintenance NOW: daughter disappears on vacation in were called but, Butterworth never Anne for the quarter. How- of Fungal Development at noon employees, however, go into the Mexico, a businessman decides that regained consciousness. ever, the newspaper will pub- In the East and Southeast today in Room 218 of the Biology asbestos filled areas periodically only someone as accident-prone as Before coming to GSC, Butter- lish a special Playoff Preview weekend warmth is expected to last Building. Timberlake is a member due to their jobs. - through Monday, but temperatures she can ever find her. This clumsy of the Department of Genetics at worth taught at West Georgia Col- edition next week and will will begin to cool later in the week. person exists in the form of a man lege for seven years. follow the Eagles in post-sea- who works in the father's company. See Briefs, page 8 Butterworth is survived by his son action as warranted. See Asbestos, page 8 See Late News, page 8 The father sends the employee, wife and his daughter. 3 George-Anne Tuesday, November 14, 1989

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Brigadier General James Livingston was the Grand Marshall c Members of ROTC led the Homecoming Parade Friday (Photo: the 1989 GSC Homecoming Parade (Photo: Pat Malone) Pat Malone) Senior companion program: lending a helping hand. . . GSC News Service of becoming a nurse. Having gradu- Civic to spend the morning with ated from the nursing program at Willie and Wilbur. the Georgia Infirmary in Savan- When her first son, Wilbur, was "I'm only supposed to be here nah, it wasn't long before she was from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., but we all get born severely retarded, Wilhemina nursing in hospital tubercular Walsh vowed he would never be along so well that I usually end up wards, one of the least desired of sent to an institution. She's kept staying until 3 or 4 o'clock." she nursing assignments at the time. said. her promise for more than 70 years, "I didn't mind so much, just as Part of Ethel's duties as a Senior but its getting harder and harder to long as I was taking care of people Volunteer Companion include light do. and my nursing skills weren't going' housekeeping, preparing meals Wilbur's younger siblings moved wasted." she said. and helping take Wilbur to the away from Effingham County to She is officially retired from restroom. Perhaps, though, her start their own families decades nursing, but but will occasionally most important responsibility is to ago, and his father died in 1962. A dole out medical advice when provide friendship and companion- sister lives next door, but an ampu- asked. Her skills aren't going to ship. tated leg makes it virtually impos- waste, however. Every weekday "Although Willie and I have both sible for her to leave the house morning at 8 a.m., Ethel dons her lived in Effingham County for unassisted. running shoes (she says she's run- years, we had never met before In effect, that leaves Wilbur and ning from the devil, with a laugh) becoming involved in this pro- Willie, as everyone calls his mother, and drives her little blue Honda to fend for themselves. And they See Senior, page U have done pretty well. Wilbur's world is limited to a small, white block house and yard just outside of Springfield, with oc- casional forays into town when they can get someone to drive them. It's a safe world that Willie has labored to create and works even harder to maintain. But age is her worst adversary and it's winning. Pushing 90, Willie can no longer care for Wilbur entirely by herself. DOMINO'S PIZZA GUARANTEE* Pizza Take-Out: We guarantee If she didn't have help, she and your pizza take-out order will be ready in 15 Service: We guarantee your pizza CALLUS! Wilbur would likely end up in a minutes or you'll receive $3.00 off. nursing home. will arrive in 30 minutes or less from Serving the time you order, or the driver will "Certain restrictions apply. Call store for details. Georgia Southern: Fortunately for them, help refund $3.00 off your order. comes in the shape of a feisty 88 681-4326 Product: We guarantee satisfaction College Plaza year old black woman named Ethel with your pizza, or call the store Wilson. As one of 21 volunteers in manager within 30 minutes after delivery for a new pizza or for a Coca Cola* Classic GSC's Senior Companion Program, in 12oz. cans for full refund. Ethel spends four hours a day, five $.60 (tax included) ■

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BSU holds Dinner Theater Letter policy... PR Career Day Special Submission All i-»H p-s to 'ho editor ar« wjbject to standard editing policies tor taste, libel, etc. The editor reserves the right to Owen welcomed many family i«»i.ct any letter. There Is no word limit on letters and ore published on a (Irsi come, first served basis. Letters should address certain issues and not attack Individuals. All letters MUST BE SIGNED . The letter wnter may request to members and friends as the pro- remain anonymous. However, It will be the editor's decision whether or :x>t to print the name. gram began with the blessing of the "Be this our home, a place to live meal promptly at 7 p.m. The after- Special Submission reach you at any time, she said. in, dinner entertainment began with Also, you must always proof your To learn the joy it is to give in; the Puppet Ministry, lead by Mich- copy before it is sent out. A shelter from the storm and The Public Relations Student elle Stripling, followed by a mes- Kaufman also said news confer- sun, Society of America attended the sage in song by Carol Richardson. ences need to be very natural look- A place to turn when work is First Annual PRSA/PRSSA Career done;" A testimony by Brett Patterson ing. The spokesperson must be able was next, followed by a skit. The Day in Atlanta last Monday. to answer direct, indirect, and BSU Choir performed "The New Twenty-five Public Relations complex questions with correct The Baptist Student Union is > A4EISEL- 23rd." majors and two advisors repre- English. that home away from home to many Teria Flowers gave her testi- sented GSC at this conference, held The career day also featured a students. Many alumni and par- mony, which was followed by an- by the Atlanta Chapter of the morning panel with David Turnball ents joined those students this PRSA. other skit. A special duet by Amy of the Ketchum Public Relations weekend for GSC's homecoming and Angie Poppell was performed. The keynote speaker of the con- Agency. Turnball described how an and the BSU's sixth Annual Dinner The evening and an unforget- 58 East Main • Statesboro • 489-8843 ference was news anchor Monica agency can shape a person's opin- Theater. Kaufman of Channel 2 in Atlanta. table Dinner Theater came to an ion. He also said the three most "The main purpose of the Dinner She spoke about how to increase end with a closing and word of important factors agencies consider Theater is to raise money for mis- your news coverage and explained prayer by Jean Hook, Fellowship when hiring someone were great sions," Chris Owen, BSU president, that a news release must list the Chairman. writing skills, presentation skills, said. "The money will be sent to the who, what, when and where very and high intelligence. Georgia Baptist Convention, where V2OFF SALE early in the story. A must is to give it will be put with money raised by the contact number so reporters can See Career, page 8 other Georgia universities and col- leges. The money enables them to "A calm retreat, a place send students to serve as summer to pray, for guidance On all existing summer shirts and shorts, Syracuse U. takes steps missionaries all over the United through each coming including neon t's, rock 'n roll shirts States." to prevent assault, rape day." from San Francisco, etc. "Aplace to rest as each day ends, A place to welcome cherished the Syracuse campus is less safe. The BSU, which is located on CUSTOM PRINTING By Bruce Frankel Rather, he says, it's due to the friends; ©Copyright. 1989. USA TODAY/Apple Chandler Road across from school's efforts to educate its 16,500 A place where each may do his FOR ALL YOUR T-SHIRT NEEDS! College Information Network Johnson Hall, is under the direction students about date- and acquain- part, to show an understanding of BSU Campus Minister, Rev. LOWEST PRICES, BEST DESIGNS SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Getting tance-rape, and an environment in heart;" Gary L. Johnson. "carded" has a new meaning at which they're less fearful of report- Syracuse University, where tighter ing it. campus security measures were Rape is the most under-re- imposed Wednesday after a series ported campus crime, authorities of rapes. say. About 90 percent of the 7,000 New rules require visitors ar- college women raped each year riving after 8 p.m. to leave their never tell police, says a national tt identification cards with dormitory survey reported by USA TODAY I may be an art major, security guards. last year. "It's a good first step. It'll help a While Golden is "optimistic" little with security, but we need Syracuse will fund other recom- but I know more," says Mamie Lyons, 20, co- mended security measures — such director of the university Women's as blue-light emergency boxes and Center. a 24-hour locked-dorm system—he a little something Five university students have says the key to prevention is educa- reported being raped since August tion. about economics.^ by men they met in bars or at frater- "We're convinced of the appro- nity parties. In one attack, a man priateness of the educational re- pulled a female student into bushes sponse," Golden says. in front of university Chancellor But some aren't so sure of the Melvin Eggei^s house. university's commitment. "I would never walk alone on Kristen Eaton-Pollard, 18, of campus at night," says Lynda Her- Hampton Beach, N.H., was the only man, 21, a psychology major from student to report being raped at Greenwich, Conn. Tanya Syracuse last year. She was Hazlehurst, 20, isn't writing home grabbed, pulled into a nearby park, about the events. and raped after leaving a fraternity "I haven't told my mom yet party. about the rapes. She'd freak out, A member of the rape task force, and I'd be out of Syracuse tomor- Eaton-Pollard says she fears "the row," says Hazlehurst. administration is not going to go all Student marshals are now the way" with proposed anti-rape available to escort students across measures. campus between 6:30 and 10:30 She says the university needs a p.m., and security guards in ve- mandatory rape awareness pro- hicles provide on-campus escorts gram for all incoming students and You've done your home- until 2:30 a.m. a self-defense class for female stu- work. You know where the Says student marshal supervi- dents. best values are. 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George-Anne The wall comescrumbling down.. Since 1927, Georgia Southern's Official Student Newspaper In the 28 years that the student center. Some say We should remember the Berlin wall has divided Ger- that it should be called a valiant who lost their lives to Clint Rushing Sandy Hanberry many, it has come to symbol- 'minority student center' border guards, and remem- News Editor Editor ize not only the cold war, but In Focus... while others say that it the human toll of politics. At should be called an "African- ber the families and friends split apart by this injustice. Al Allnoch Stacy Graham least 80 people have lost Laura McAbee American student center." Managing Editor Business Manager their lives while attempting Forgetfulness breeds com- Lance Nizinski to reach the freedom that lay placency, and complacency Advertising Manager So much emphasis is put several yards away. brings with it the possibility lines. The Iran Iraq war, on a person's color, political of reoccurence. This past Saturday, how- beliefs, and religion, that we ever, East Germans were where there was mass slaughter due to religious lose sight of truly important We as humans should try able to travel to West Ger- qualities such as individual many for the first time since and ethnic differences is an to forget the petty differ- example of this. Also, the personality, interests, and ences that I have mentioned, 1961. East and West Ger- achievements. Why must Mighty late for backlash mans began to break holes in Contras and Sandinistas are and accept each other as the engaged in the activity of our world evaluate people on equal human beings that we the wall to facilitate the the basis of such arbitrary large numbers of people trying to eradicate each are. The demolition of the things? The end result of on championship theme crossing over, as the wall other due to political differ- Berlin wall should serve as a such foolishness is to isolate stood unguarded and unre- ences. lesson to us all. ourselves from each other. I do not know if everyone has stricted for the first time Closer to home, there is a heard it or not but, Bucky Wagner, At least 80 people were since it was raised. "Berlin wall" of sorts. We We should also bear in our illustrious athletic director has shot down by border guards As I thought about the have somehow raised a divi- mind the pain caused by the stopped distribution of the "Drive to while attempting to cross the Dixie" poster on campus and in events of the past weekend, I sor among ourselves. Since I separation of people and Berlin wall. Statesboro. could not help but apply this have been at GSC, I have felt perhaps adjust our tolerance It is shameful to have any pro- cluding that of its black director of reunification of people with more racial tension than levels towards those who motions for a National Champion- marketing, Alfred White. amity. Many people say that the differ from us. We are all ship game banned in its own host White has not stopped the distri- the state of politics in the world. America may be the land Berlin wall should be torn humans, regardless of our town. bution of the poster, so it looks like down. As much as this may The "Drive to Dixie" is a better the I-AA championship is being On CNN and the other of the free and the home of color or which side of the wall theme than any that offered them- promoted everywhere except in its network news shows, 11 saw democracy, but more and offend some people, I dis- we are on. The West selves. People are speaking out home town. people embracing and help- more it seems that instead of agree. I think that to tear it German's reception of the against a theme and in essence the The NCAA chose a portrait that being separated by a repres- down would be to try to forget East Germans is admirable. Championship itself because some they thought exemplified the ing each other without re- gard for their national origin sive government, we are what it stood for, and as ugly Perhaps one day we can lift people feel that the poster has South. No, the house is not in Geor- separating ourselves from as its past is, we must never "Racial" connotations. gia, but that is irrelevant, although or family history. the Iron Curtain that sepa- The time for voicing opinions some people, in the interest of So often, it seems, there each other. forget. Instead, lets build rates us from our brothers about the game and its theme is making a point, will take things out are increasing instances of At the University of Geor- roads through it so that and sisters in the same way long since past. of their original context and say it is people killing and hating gia, there is controversy over people will always have a that the German Iron Cur- The fact is when Georgia South- relevant and is another way in what name to call the new reminder of what to prevent. tain has been torn. ern was selected to host the game a which the theme does not fit the each other due to border "Name the Game" contest was held. game. It was at this time that a theme Mr. White's opinion that the name better than the "Drive to poster exemplifies the South is a Bizarre effects of sun disrupt worldly events Dixie* should have been suggested. reasonable one. Instead the contest generated no However, nothing changes the theme worthy of consideration. fact that if people planned to take By CHET LUNNER ©Copyright 1989. USA TODAY/Apple However, there were a few sug- an interest in what happened with College Information Network The sun's rage ~t~"\:k gestions that should not escape the the National Championship game The sun's output follows an 11.2-year cycle, and the current eyes and ears of the public. they should have done it this spring The bizarre effects of the sun's cycle will peak within weeks at record levels. Sunspots abound, Just imagine the Division I-AA when they could have done some- most powerful storms are hurtling and violent pulses of radiation called flares spew from the sun. National Championship as "An thing about it. across space and disrupting every- Solar flare Ogeechee Peachy Time" or " A Score Right now, complaining about day life in ways earthlings never Aurora " ■■; In The South". How about the really the poster only brings bad publicity have experienced. Energy from the flares hits the Earth's Sunspots tasty suggestion "The Red-Neck to the game and to GSC. Hosting When waves of powerful radia- magnetic field, and most is deflected. Some Bowl". Do any of these exemplify the Championship is something tion and particles began pounding I streams toward the poles. As particles it the spirit of a National Champion- that one can be proud of. So is the Earth's protective magnetic I creates collide with molecules in the air, ship game? friendly Southern Hospitality. The field earlier this year, here is what they create shimmering displays called The fact that three GSC Admin- poster was meant to evoke an image happened: ^^ aurora. Normally visible in the United States istrators combined their resources of both. — A worried pilot radioed that ; .slfe on'y in northern latitudes, aurora may be Flares and to create a theme for the week of Let us support GSC and the his precision navigation system Ig^^jjgjjJ seen throughout the country this • sunspots festivities surrounding the game, National Championship game showed him 17 miles from where he winter. . . • • Sunspots mark cool areas that theme was passed by the rather than tearing at them with knew he was — on a runway. where magnetic fields trap Savannah Chamber of Commerce, slogans of Racism. Let the game act — A normally docile satellite ' • . gases in loops above the and game organizers indicate that as a rallying point so that everyone tried to veer off course 137 times in surface. Flares are more ' the theme "Drive to Dixie" is an can work together toward one com- one day. violent, spewing particles acceptable one. The theme further mon goal: making the 1989 I-AA — NASA ordered astronauts on • and_en-;gy. * . met the scrutiny of the NCAA in- Championship the best one ever. the space shuttle Atlantis to turn its well-insulated belly toward the Other effects sun to shield the craft from the ■A March 13 flare created strong currents in potentially destructive sun storms. power lines in Quebec, triggering an overnight blackout across eastern Canada. The — Six million Canadians en- dured an overnight blackout. . ■ Satellites can be sent spinning uncontrollably w George- Anne — The northern lights aston- if not stabilized in advance. ished Southerners by appearing in ■ Radio communications can be interrupted. the night sky as far south as Flor- Letter policy... ida. This year the sun's cycle of ex- 11th-hour rescue plosive activity reaches a peak All letters to the editor are subject to standard A platform for space experiments is unmatched in 30 years. The most editing policies for taste, libel, etc. The editor re- scheduled to be retrieved in December powerful explosions, solar flares, by the space shuttle. If it isn't, it will serves the right to reject any letter. There is no word shower the Earth with disruptive soon fall as the atmosphere, heated limit on letters and are published on a first come, rays and particles. by the sun's storminess, expands and first served basis. Letters should address certain Despite the unearthly effects on creates drag. electronics, solar events do not issues and not attack individuals. All letters MUST threaten human lives. Research: GNS Steve Spencer, Gannett News Service BE SIGNED. The letter writer may request to remain "There's no danger on Earth," anonymous. However, it will be the editor's deci- says G.L. Withbroe of the Harvard sion whether or not to print the name. Smithsonian Center for Astrophys- ics in Cambridge, Mass. "If you had "Moving a magnetic field past a "During a magnetic storm, cur- people on the moon they would have power line causes an extra current rents are set up that flow through a problem because they're not pro- to flow, besides what the power the upper reaches of the atmos- tected by the Earth's magnetic company put there," Heckman said. phere," Cohen said. "That heats the Staff field. Some of these big flares can "Transformers overheat. It can atmosphere and causes it to ex- YOLANDA WALLACE FEATURES EDITOR Solar flares: Huge bursts produce very healthy doses of radia- cook them, or they explode. Now the pand, which has the effect of caus- of energy released near MIKE STRONG SPORTS EDITOR tion that can be lethal in some TINA HOWARD, JAMES PERDUE COPY EDITORS power companies have protective ing increased drag on the satel- sunspots, they eject cases." MARTY WILDES, CAROLYN SAMODEN STAFF WRITERS relays so when they sense these lites." radiation and charged EDDIE COLEMAN. MATT WILLIS, CAROL During a solar flare, the sun can currents, they shut down." The current solar cycle is much particles. Temperatures KLEINGINNA, LIA NEEL, MICHELLE ROSS eject part of its own mass, causing On March 13 the phenomenon stronger than predicted, and is can reach 20,000 degrees DANIEL HOLLINGSWORTH, PHOTOGRAPHERS super-energized particles and ra- raced domino-style across Quebec's dragging down NASA's 40-foot- Fahrenheit. PAT MALONE, MARK PRIESTER diation to flash across space. power grid, cutting off power to DAVID SCOTT STAFF ARTIST long, 11-ton Long Duration Expo- Hitting Earth's magnetic field, millions for nine hours. Alert tech- sure Facility, which was placed in BUSINESS STAFF they flatten it like a finger pressing nicians in the Northeastern United orbit in 1984. TOMMY COLE, SHARI STUART, ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVES against a balloon. Most of the en- States cut their links to the Cana- NASA's answer: Send up space LYDIA BROOKS ergy flows around the field, al- dian grid and fired up reserve gen- shuttle Columbia in December to DON MAILLHO PUBLICATION COORDINATOR though some travels toward the erators to keep from being sucked retrieve it. GLENN BURGESS, RENE RENTERIA, CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT LAURA MORGAN, CINDY KEEVER, Earth, creating spectacular light into the blackout. The March storm even made VAN ELLIS shows called aurora borealis. Since signals from shortwave itself felt deep inside Cheyenne "The effects follow (magnetic) and ham radios use the ionosphere Mountain at the North American PRODUCTION & GRAPHICS EDITORIAL SERVICES (PAGES) field lines down to a circle around like an inverted umbrella to bounce Aerospace Defense Command in LISATIPTON PRODUCTION MANAGER the poles," said Gary Heckman of their signals around the world, a Colorado Springs, Colo. NORAD, ASSISTANT MANAGER LEIGH HORTON the Solar Environmental Labora- solar flare can put them out of busi- responsible for keeping precise Sunspots: About 12,000 TRACY SMITH AD PRODUCTION MANAGER JERI STANDROD, TRACI COBB PRODUCTION ASSISTANTS tory run by the National Oceanic ness. track of 7,000 objects in orbit, sud- degrees Fahrenheit, they KARI KESSNER, KEISHA DAVIS and Atmospheric Administration "During a large solar flare, if denly lost sight of about 1,250 of usually occur in groups at Boulder, Colo. you're running a ham radio — them. formed by twisting Bill Neville, Student Publications Advisor "They're typically red and green shortwave equipment—on the side "It did cause us some problems," magnetic-field lines. They The GEORGE-ANNE Is ttie official student newspaper of Georgia Southern College, or white. There may be a glow all of Earth facing the sun, all the said Army Capt. Tom Niemann. He can last from a few days owned and operated by GSC students and utilizing the facilities provided by GSC. The newspaper Is the oldest continuously published weekly newspaper In Bulloch County the way across the sky or they may shortwave bands will be wiped out said that almost all data was recap- to several months. and Statesboro, Ga. The Ideas expressed herein are those of the editor or the Individ- take the form of curtains or waves anywhere from minutes to hours tured within 72 or 96 hours, and Tom McKay, GNS ual authors and do not necessarily represent the views of the Student Media Commit- or curlicue Christmas candy. The depending on the magnitude of the tee, the administration, the faculty and staff of Georgia Southern College, or the Uni- that trackers anticipated last versity System of Georgia, The GEORGE-ANNE Is published twice weekly during the aurora itself doesn't hurt anything. flare," said Norman Cohen, an month's storm so no serious disrup- Computer chips can be penetrated, academic year and twice during summer quarter. It's just pretty to look at." astrogeophysical forecaster for the tion occurred. causing phantom commands. OFFICE: Room 110, F. I. Williams Center. Other elements of solar National Institute for Standards Without the shield of Earth's NASA's Magellan probe, en route to MAIL: The GEORGE-ANNE, Landrum Center Box 8001, "storms" can reach ground level and and Technology in Boulder. magnetic field and atmosphere, Venus, has suffered damage to its Georgia Southern College, Statesboro, Ga. 30460. play havoc with long, metal objects Often, solar flares are followed anything in orbit can be seriously solar panels and has had difficulty PHONE: 912/681-5246 (News) or 912/618-5418 (Advertising) such as railroads, pipelines and by large magnetic storms that can damaged. Sensitive electronic com- fixing its position on stars that help power lines. disrupt orbiting satellites. ponents can prematurely age. keep it on course. Tuesday, November 14,1989 George-Anne Exit 26 and Silent Remarks:Two GSC student bands prepare to take flight

By CINDY VELEZ-RIVERA come from such bands as Seven gig- and ideas of its members. When Staff Writer Seconds and the Sex Pistols to asked who influenced them, they Drivin' n' Cryin.' Silent Remarks give a variety of responses, all the The band does cover a few songs way from Carl Palmer to Beaver Exit 26 as well as performing a few origi- A band whose popularity is on Felton. nals. The lyrics to the original mate- the rise at GSU is Silent Remarks. The group rides on the emotion Exit 26: Sure you've traveled on rial are usually the composers' per- A four-member group, it covers of the audience, playing off the it, but have you ever heard it? sonal feelings about national is- bands from Drivin' n' Cryin' to the energy emitted. To them, the band Exit 26 is new among the circle of sues. Cult, as well as singing a few ex- is of highest priority. And their fu- local GSU bands. Consisting of four When asked what the most im- amples of its own music. ture plans are big ones. members, the group specializes in portant stimulant is while playing Brian Bice, guitar and vocals; When the group has accumu- progressive music. The members live, the band responded, "The en- Jason Buecker, drums and percus- lated enough money playing as a are: Shawn Caton, drums and per- ergy from the crowd. It makes us sion; Craig Morgan, guitar and cover band, its members plan to go cussion, Doug Gross, bass, Scott play harder. We want to see every- vocals; and Derk Williams, bass, into the studio and re-emerge as a Lambert, guitar, and Rob Rushing, one have a good time and enjoy us compile lists of cover songs by pick- totally new band with a new name vocals. and our music." ing personal favorites and songs and image. They want to be able to Each member has varying expe- Exit 26's future plans are to they know their audiences will en- perform strictly original music. rience with their instruments, write more original songs, record a joy. Be looking for them. ranging from three years to a recent demo tape, buy more equipment, Silent Remarks' original songs GSC band Exit 26 (Special Photo) For booking information, call six months. Their main influences and play an actual money-earning are created by the combined effort 681-4651. GSC's "ancient warrior" always puts an emphasis on the "important stuff"

By YOLANDA WALLACE ally dismissed last week's alleged someone's making money, they were. People focus on biology. in the South. Originally from Balti- wasn't one. I said, "There will be one Features Editor rape as just something that hap- nothing's ever going to change." Black and white; those are tempo- more, he has also lived in England, day.' By the time I graduated, there pens are misguided. As for the allegations of racial rary definitions." New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, was one." "I'd like to take them outside and discrimination swirling around the Sparhawk taught at Lynchburg and Virginia. His activities away from class His last name means "ancient beat them with sticks," he said. I-AA football national champion- College in Virginia, Bloomsburg Part of his family tree originated are not always as intense as his warrior.'' He becomes so caught up "Rape is a very underrated issue. ship poster, he describes the situ- University of Pennsylvania, and in England. He traced one of his lectures. "Sleep is pretty much a in the subject during his lectures Taking a wild guess, I'd say there ation as "very interesting. If it Kutztown University of Pennsylva- ancestors back to 1055 and discov- given," he said with a laugh. "I just that he nearly brings himself to are three to 10 rapes a week on brings to light sensitivities and is- nia before coming to GSC. ered that he was abishop of London bought a small farm, and I spend a tears. His name? Thomas GSC's campus, but only one or two sues people think are involved, then He likes the idea of GSC receiv- and the royal jeweler. In 1056, the great deal of time cleaning it. I also Sparhawk. are reported every month. GSC has it's good to talk about it. Race issues ing university status, but he isn't relative fled to France with some of play with toy soldiers," he said, "I admit I get carried away at inadequate facilities for treating are usually tempests in teapots, but exactly turning somersaults. "I've the royal jewels. pointing to a miniature figurine on times," said Sparhawk, an assis- rape victims, inadequate education they are important to the people taught at two universities. The "My mother is a second-genera- a shelf above his desk. He, several tant professor of sociology at GSC. on the subject, and inadequate fa- involved. students I've taught at GSC are the tion German immigrant, so I'm par.t professors, and a few students "I become very upset. Last week, I cilities for preventing rape." "That's one thing I dislike about same as those. I don't think therell German and part a whole lot of gather to spend time "simulating was almost crying in class." Sparhawk, who has taught at Georgia: that stupid Confederate be a change when we become a other stuff," he said. military conflicts of the past where He continued, his blue eyes GSC since September of 1988, has flag on the state flag. To some university. If it makes them more "I think the basic reason I nobody dies." . flashing behind his glasses, "It re- equally-strong feelings about the groups, it's important—it repre- involved, I'm 100% behind it." wanted to become a teacher is the He hesitated before giving his ally upsets me that there's poverty, issue of poverty and is somewhat of sents a tradition; to others, it repre- At Kutztown, he was in "Dutch fact that I like to teach, to share in- philosophy of life because "so much racism, and gender discrimination an expert on the subject. sents a tradition of suppression country. Several Amish families formation." of that depends on one aspect of in the world today. It bothers me "This is where I get branded as a that they find offensive." lived in town. They passed by my He decided to teach sociology life." But he went on to say he be- that female professionals in this Communist, but I honestly believe The definition of race, he said, "is house every Sunday in their wag- because he has "a curiosity about lieves that all people are equal. country earn only 60% as much as there is poverty in the US because however the group defines it. It's ons with the horses' hooves going the world, what holds it all to- "I feel students have every right their male counterparts. I want my of the economic system," he said. basically a social definition. Race is clip clop on the pavement." gether. I grew up in the sixties, so I and responsibility that I have. students to realize that that stuffs "The single word that describes the whatever you think it is. In class, Sparhawk came to Statesboro can appreciate society's influence Everybody is a person first, every- important. I try to communicate it reason why there's poverty, why we talk about Irish, Italian, and because it offered him a chance to on events. I took my first sociology thing else is second. I never impose through my lectures." there's racism, why there's gender Polish races. 'Of course,' people say, accomplish two goals at once: have course in 1971. When I signed up to my will on someone without his He feels the students who casu- discrimination is profit. As long as 'they're not races.' But at one time a full-time permanent job and live major in sociology, they said there permission to do so." The small screen: th© good, bad, and really awful on video

By: GARY A. WITTE twists the filmmakers throw into it Ghost of Christmas Present. Russian vodka on board and keeps And despite the scantily cladMs. P. S.—I would also recommend Staff Writer are. The list goes on. it. Soon after he drinks, he dies and Pays on the cover of the cassette, it avoiding its twin, DEEP STAR SIX Unfortunately, some of the emo- starts to mutate into a blood-hun- manages to avoid the subject of sex (Rated R). Its just as bad, if not The movie not only manages to tional changes tend to be jarring, in gry sea monster. He can even turn almost completely. worse. make fun of the Dickens classic, but SCROOGED (Rated PG-13: both the characters and the movie other people into blood hungry sea also the endless film versions of the monsters. Starring Bill Murray and a veri- itself. One minute you'll be laugh- same. It manages to point out the ing, the next you're be expected to table host of name-brand stars) occasional shallowness of Christ- I guess things don't look very GRADE: B+ be sad, then you're be expected to be good for our crew. mas and yet still redeems the spirit all mushy. Frank Cross (Bill Murray) is a of the season. (No pun intended). This might have been a halfway- ruthless, sarcastic, cruel, and smar- But overall, this is a movie worth mediocre thriller if there had never CfJB Pp Its also refreshing to see Bill tass television executive. renting during the holidays. Don't been any such movies as ALIEN, presents: Murray play a bad guy for a change. miss it if you have a sense of humor. He's the kind of guy that pro- He is perfect as Frank Cross, his ALIENS, and THE THING (Mod. grams Christmas movies such as razor-sharp humor ready to cut Version), just to name a few. "The Day the Reindeer Died," and anyone who taps him on the shoul- Oh, it makes some overtures at PET orders miniature reindeer antlers der. originality, such as the inept leader to be stapled to a mouse's head. The seemingly endless cast of of the operation (played by Peter THIS WEEK'S VIDEO TO This year, Frank has pro- guest stars are excellent in their Weller of ROBOCOP fame) and the SEMEim AVOID: grammed a live broadcast of various roles. Karen Black plays brilliant doctor who made one mis- LEVIATHAN (Rated R; Star- Biology Lecture Hall "Scrooge," only to find himself vis- Cross' idealistic lost love. Robert take and got sent on the operation. ited by his dead boss and three Mitchum brings new humor to stu- ring Peter Weller, Richard Crenna, It even manages to keep a half- $1.00 other ghosts who shall remain pidity as a empty-headed network AmandaPays, and a cast of victims) way decent sense of suspense until nameless. president. Bobcat Goldthwait actu- Grade: F the incredibly predictable ending. OK, OK, so you've heard this one ally manages to be human as a A deep sea mining operation We don't even fully see the creature Friday , November 17- 8 & 10 pm Sunday , November 19- 2 & 9:30 pm discovers a sunken Russian ship before. meek executive fired by Cross. until the end of the picture, and (500 Matinee at 2:00) But while the plot might not be Carol Kane is hilarious as a bubble- that isn't supposed to be there. One then we realize why it was better too original, the humor and new headed and hard-hitting (literally) of the crew discovers a flask of that way. Students find new instructor has familiar face concerned with just the grade." ments because they were vastly dif- matic consolidated school just out- By CARRIE OWENS Sanders got her BA at Converse ferent from each other, making side Athens. Flu Shots Staff Writer College in Spartanburg, SC, with a them a challenge to play. Sanders also has been a private major in speech and drama and a She began her teaching career at instructor, the coordinator of a Available to Eligible Students Donna Sanders, a Communica- minor in teaching the deaf. She Converse, where she worked for children's theater in Converse, and tion Arts instructor, is presently earned her MFA with an emphasis three years before moving to Peid- a member of the board of directors mont College for two years. She al so At the Health Center teaching three classes on public in performance acting and directing See Instruct, page 8 speaking at GSC, but she began at UGA. taught for a year at a creative dra- working here as a secretary of the While in college, she had the 8am - 4pm Foreign Language Department. opportunity to play many challeng- One of her goals is to help stu- ing roles. As a sophomore, she dents conquer their fear of public played Juliet in Romeo and Juliet. Hedges net Tubs speaking, which she said is very And as a senior, she was Blanche in Monday through Friday prevalent. She suggests that they Tennessee Williams' A Streetcar become characters in front of an Named Desire. As an undergradu- 97 % Off audience instead of being them- ate, she was president of the thea- selves and feeling insecure in front ter group and acted as the voice of - of their peers. the theater and art majors on cam- October 2 December 1 She said she would also like to pus. see more intellectual curiosity in all ,She said her favorite roles as a students. "A good characteristic for graduate student were Porche in students to have is a general inter- Merchant of Venice and Madame est in learning and the drive to Saint Pe in Waltz of the Toreadors. You will be required to wait in broaden one's mind instead of being Those roles were major accomplish- the Health Center 20 minutes after receiving a flu shot.

Dave Hodges built his own hot tub for about $100. (This doesn't Those persons who are allergic include the price of the pump. The pre-existing swimming pool to EGGS should not receive a flu pump is shared with the hot tub.) The best-kept secret in the hot tub manufacturing business is that jets can be made out of CPVC shot. pipe fittings. If you'd like to learn how to build your own hot tub and many other novel creations, get your copy of How to build a Hodgepodge Lodge at the College book Store or GSC Cost $5.00 Bookstore. George-Anne Tuesday, November 14,1989 Moccasins snake bit by Eagles 34-13; home win streak now at 32

marched 80 yards on eight plays, good and ended the scoring for to By MIKE STRONG ending with a 41 yard touchdown the day, with the Eagles winning Sports Editor pass from Gross to wide receiver 34-13. Donnie Allen that was tipped by the The game's leading rusher was The Eagles beat the Moccasins of UTC defensive back just before GSC's Joe Ross, who had 120 yards the University of Tennessee-Chat- Allen caught it. Mike Dowis added on 18 attempts, which gave him two tanooga Saturday, 34-13. Despite the extra point, but the Moc's still new GSC records. He became the the lopsided score, the game was led 10-7. first Eagle to ever have two 1,000 much closer than the score reflects This is the last time UTC would yard seasons and the first Eagle to as GSC didn't pull away until the have the lead. The Eagles, starting have four straight 100 yard games. fourth quarter. at their own 22 yard line, drove 66 Both of these stats and his overall The Moc's got on the scoreboard yards to the Moc's 12 yard line, performance during the season first. After a 29 yard punt return to which resulted in a 29 yard field should strengthen his chances for GSC's 30 yard line by UTC's Terrell goal by Dowis with 50 seconds left the Tony Dorsett Award (Division I- Swafford, they went 18 yards on in the half to tie the game at 10-10. AA's version of the Heisman). five plays and took the lead on After halftime, both teams were Raymond Gross also had a good Rodney Allen's29 yard fieldgoal. In ineffective on their first series'. day; rushing for 114 yards and the meantime the GSC offense After UTC punted into the end passing for 151 yards and a touch- couldn't get on track. Quarterback zone, GSC began a 14 play, 80 yard down. Senior Donnie Allen had two Raymond Gross fumbled on the touchdown drive which featured of those receptions for 51 yards and next drive and it was recovered by the best mixture of passing and a touchdown. Terrance Sorrell also the Moc's linebacker Tony Hill on running that the Eagles have dis- had two catches for 31 yards. the Eagle's 37 yard line. The Moc's played all year. The drive was The Eagles extended their home drove 37 yards on 10 plays, capped capped by an Ernest Thompson one Senior Donnie Allen celebrates his 41 yard winning streak to 32 games and by 13 yard touchdown pass from yard plunge over the middle. The catches on the day for 51 yards. (Photo: Pat solidified their position atop the I- AA rankings. They also set a new Stan Nix to Sammy Hadley. The extra point by Dowis was good and a touchdown. The interception was conversion attempt by Allen was the Eagles had the lead they would On their next possession, the Boone recovered a fumble by UTC's attendance record, as 24,078 people good and UTC led 10-0. never relinquish. The Moc's tried to Eagles took the ball 51 yards to the Dixon's twelfth in his career at GSC Willie Davis on the Moc's first play crammed into Paulson Stadium to and a new record. Dowis' extra The teams traded punts for most make a go of it on their next drive UTC 10, but could only come away on the next series at the UTC 34 watch the Homecoming festivities. point was good and the Eagles were of the second quarter. But, with which netted a 24 yard field goal by with a 27 yard field goal by Dowis, yard line. The Eagles drove 34 The Eagles will wrap up their, thus 6:47 left in the first half, the Eagles Allen which made the score 17-13, which made it 20-10. UTC's Steve leading 27-13 and on cruise control, yards on seven plays capped by a far, perfect season next Saturday began to put it together. GSC but those would be the last points Nix was then intercepted by Taz right? Joe Ross seven yard scamper for the against Marshall at Paulson Sta- started on its own 20 yard line and they would score. Dixon, who returned it 22 yards for Wrong! The Eagle's Randall touchdown. The point after was dium. Kickoff will be at 1 p.m. Fan support vital to If for no other reason basketball is free!! success of hoopsters giveways to mention on radio tele- dium. More importantly, with the By MIKE STRONG casts and contests. The promotions By MIKE STRONG Sports Editor Sports Editor new promotions, you get free stuff are being used to peak fan interest just for showing up on time! What a and apparently are working well, as Gary Van Zant, Promotions Di- concept for those of us who are By MIKE LOPRESTI Indiana's Anthony Thompson season ticket sales for men's and always late. If we show up on time, "Football has become so big that rector, recently asked me if I would ©Copyright 1989. USA TODAY/Apple took 377 steps back into Heisman women's basketball have already look somewhat sober ,(or at least not College Information Network it took up all of the time, so we mind helping him out by running a contention Saturday in setting an exceeded last year's totals. couldn't effectively promote the list of upcoming promotions to at- so drunk that your friends must NCAA rushing record. With 52 car- They have distributed pam- carry you through the door) and Here's to the losers. They de- other sports," said Gary Van Zant, tract attention to men's and ries, it was clear Coach Bill Mallory phlets for season ticket applica- don't gpt charged admission, we get serve a break today. the new Promotions Director, "so women's basketball. (See item be- was hoping his star would catch big tions, placed wallet-sized schedules free gilts. All right, I admit that it's While bowl hopto avveep the my job is to make sure that every- low) I told him that it shouldn't be numbers and big headlines. conveniently around campus, run not as if they are handing out tele- land, they try to pick up the pieces one knows about them." In order to too much of a problem, but I really It worked. Now Thompson is ads in the talon, the official newslet- visions to the first 1,000 students at UCLA, LSU and Iowa. All are do this Van Zant has persuaded didn't understand why he would probably in a three-man fight to the ter for the Southern Boosters, on who show up, but free prizes are among the most powerful programs many of the local businesses to be need to list promotions in the finish with Houston quarterback the radio, and on television. just that, free, and free is a magic of the decade. All were top 20 in pre- sponsors at basketball and baseball George-Anne, when the teams have Andre Ware, who passed for 411 Van Zant is hoping the promo- word for all of us. season polls. Then the games games this season. historically been very good. The yards against Texas, and West tions will inform the students as to Just so that I don't have the started, and things went downhill men's team finished first last year Virginia's Major Harris, who The businesses will be conduct- when the basketball games are school officials callingme up yelling from there. and went to the NCAA tournament, rushed for 160 yards and threw two ing giveaways, contests, and dis- taking place. According to an infor- at me for encouraging students to In 1989, they have been the in addition to having it's star touchdown passes against Rutgers. counts to some games for non-stu- mal study conducted by the Promo- drink and go to basketball games, Bermuda Triangle of college foot- player, Jeff Sanders, drafted in the Thompson's big day may pay off dents to attract students and the tions department, one of the major everyone should do as Spuds McK- ball. first round of the NBA draft by the in another way. Indiana is 5-4 and public to attend GSC home games. reasons that students did not at- enzie says "Party responsibly". But, UCLA has won seven straight Chicago Bulls. The women's team on the fringe of the bowl picture, Van Zant plans to use other meth- tend baseball and basketball for anyone who sits in the student bowls. Well, at least the 3-7 Bruins finished second last season and and Thompson's stature alone may ods to attract attention to the games, especially women's basket- section at the football games, does won't have to worry about putting first the two previous seasons. get the Hoosiers a bid. games, "Well be putting up sand- ball, was that they were unsure of anyone really care what Spuds that streak in jeopardy. Obviously, the college felt that "That's an example of a great wich boards and distribute flyers when the games started or the says? If they are beaten as expected by the teams were good enough to cre- conditioned athlete," Mallory said around campus." dates of the games. Van Zant fig- Unfortunately, if the first game USC next Saturday, they will have ate a new position to promote those of Thompson. "There aren't many The promotions department of- ures that if they eliminate one of the is any indication of a trend, fans their first six-game losing streak in teams, so what was the problem? backs in the country who can go out fers different sponsorship packages most obvious problems, students aren't changing their attitudes. 46 years. Apathy, is the first word that comes there and run 52 times. I mean, for businesses wishing to sponsor not knowing when the games are, Only 1,950 people showed up for the "It's hard to think about (USC) to my mind. Hanner Fieldhouse you'd have to be giving them mouth- GSC home games. They range from that the rest of the problems will be seats about 5,500 fans, but isn't exhibition game against TTL Bam- right now," Coach Terry Donahue to-mouth." just simply hanging posters and that much easier to solve. filled to capacity that often, despite berg, Germany. Yes, I know it's only said. "Our football team has to play an exhibition, but it's still our on pride." having really good team. Notre Dame went beyond the team!! Besides, if anyone can relate LSU was expected to challenge Akron 52-9: "It must be nice to have Northwestern was its smallest This, to me, seems very odd. We, call of duty in holding down the to beer and being drunk, it's the for the national championship. In- a schedule like Nebraska and some crowd in 34 years. as students, get in for free. There is score in its 59-6 victory over SMU. Germans. Oh yeah, we got clob- stead, the Tigers have had bad of- other teams, where you play seven — Aiiiiiir Raid! On the same 10,500 money conscious, so happy Maybe too far beyond. that we get into football games for bered by 23 points, 99-76. fense one week, bad defense the or eight of these a year." Saturday, New Mexico's Jeremy Would a couple more Irish free that we jam the student sec- What's worse is that attendance next, bad special teams the next, An exhausted Texas linebacker Leach passed for 622 yards in a 41- touchdowns been more embarrass- tions to the gills, students on this for the women's games is lower, yet and are 2-7. They need to win their Brian Jones after facing Houston's 39 loss to Utah, North Carolina ing to SMU than players running campus, yet we can't put 4,000 stu- sometimes these are the most excit- last games against Mississippi passing game, on what he'd do dif- State's Shane Montgomery threw out of bounds on purpose and taking ferently: "I'd have our offense run dents in the fieldhouse? (According ing! Also, if anyone tries to tell me , State and Tulane to avoid the worst 73 passes in a 35-26 loss to Duke, deliberate delay-of-game penalties the run-and-shoot and let their to Van Zant we get about 1,000 to that the girls play like, well, you season this century. Boos carry a and Todd Hammel of Division I-AA as they did? Doubtful. 1,500 non-students at each game.) know girls, I have news for you. I good long way across the bayou. defense run around and get tired." Stephen F. Austin threw eight Holding the score down means So, I thought, "Why do we pack played one-on-one against one of Iowa returned 13 starters to a Penn State linebacker Brian touchdown passes in a 66-45 win playing your last string, using basic the football stadium, why is it dif- the top players in Michigan and program that has gone to a bowl Chizmar, after the heavily favored over Northeast Louisiana. plays and never having to say Nittany Lions were tied by Mary- ferent from the fieldhouse?" There promptly got my but kicked by 18 every year since 1981. But the — New bid kids on the block: you're sorry. It should not mean land 13-13, likely costing Penn isn't a fee for students for either, points! Hawkeyes began the season losing Hawaii is 8-2 and likely will get its turning the game into a travesty. what could it be? I figured out what The women have their first game 44-6 to Oregon. It was no fluke. State a bigger bowl: "This is a loss first bowl bid in history. Duke, who Lou Holtz' motives were excel- for us. A sick loss." it was. It's easier to be drunk and of the season on November 24 at Their 28-0 loss to Ohio State left with Virginia is turning the Atlan- lent. But if the second half in South rowdy at the football games, you 7:30 p.m. and the men have their them 4-5. STATISTIC OF THE WEEK tic Coast Conference upside down, Bend Saturday was going to be know be loud and obnoxious. first game on November 29 at 7:30 "This was the most frustrating No. 1 Notre Dame now faces road is 7-3 and will be in its first bowl in Irish players doing their best not to But, if you have 5,500 of those p.m. (that night the women play at loss I've had in 38 years of coach- trips to Penn State and Miami. The 28 years. Oregon, 6-4, may get its do their best, why play the half at same people in Hanner, I'd be will- 5:15 p.m.), there will be giveaways, ing," Hayden Fry said. "I thought I Irish'record their last four games at first bowl trip in 26 years. all? Or the game for that matter? ing to bet that it would be louder in See Sports, page 8 was going to have a heart attack on each place is a combined 0-8. They there than it would be at the sta- the sideline. THE QUOTE BOOK have never won in Penn State's So it's Hawaii, Duke and Ore- "We started out with a young Kansas coach Glen Mason, after Beaver Stadium. gon instead of UCLA, LSU and team, but after this many games, his team took a 7-0 lead in a game it ETC. Iowa. That's why gamblers seldom they should have grown up." eventually lost 51-14 to Nebraska: — Purdue's crowd of 31,470 for get rich on college football. "I wanted to take out the rule book Upcoming Promotions Some hungry bowl might still and decide if there was a way to call take Iowa, hoping the Hawkeyes the game at that point ... Maybe I RESERVE OFFICERS' TRAINING CORPS Wall's Sports Night Night finish 6-5, since they bring fans by should have had us head to the Men's Basketball v. Florida Wednesday, November 29 the van-ful. But Iowa has not buses." Stars Women's Basketball v. North beaten a team with a winning rec- Tennessee coach Johnny Ma- Thursday, November 16, 7:30 Carolina-Charlotte, 5:15 p.m. ord. jors, after the Vols breezed past p.m. Men's Basketball v. Augusta, 7:30 p.m.

Wall's Sports will provide a Time Saver will provide all fans November 14 7:30 pan Wall's Sports T-shirt free to the first with a special discount coupon that 100 fans, Nike key chains and spe- is redeemable at all Time Saver cial discount cards to all fans in locations in Statesboro. In addition, and STD Awareness" s*l*jg!a»ss>siK;^«,i!»3i attendance, and will give away one numerous doorprizes will be given "AIDS pair of Nike shoes and six game YOUR UNCLE WANTS away at halftime to lucky fans. Video Tape and Discession caps at halftime. Also, prior to These prizes include a 10 speed TO PAY FOR COLLEGE. BUT ONLY gametime, the Statesboro-Bulloch bicycle, a television, a VCR, 10 cor- IF YOU'RE GOOD ENOUGH. County Recreation Department duroy GSC caps, free meals at local Army ROTC scholarships pay full tuition will conduct Youth Basketball Reg- Speaker: Dr. Joe Vinci restaurants, and much more. and provide an allowance for fees and istration in the lobby of Hanner textbooks. Find out if you qualify. Eieldhouse. Paying customers will Georgia Southern Health Services be allowed to register thpir children McDonald's Kids Night for recreation basketball league Thursday, December 14, 7:30 play for the uocominp: season. p.m. Men's Basketball v. Hardin- Location Veazey Lobby ARMY ROTC Simmons THE SMARTEST COLLEGE Ma Futchs Might COURSE YOU CAN TAKE. Women's Basketball v. East Local grammar school young- - Open To All Students - Contact: Carolina University sters will have the opportunity to Cpt. John Farrell Friday, November 24, 7:30 p.m. see a GSC basketball game cour- Sponsored by Residence Life South Building tesy of McDonald's. Parents escort- Rooml34 Time Saver Jam the Gym ing their youngster will be admitted Office and Health Services or call 681-5320 at half price. Tuesday, November 14,1989 W George-Anne 7

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Free classified list- retriever in Sagebrush/Hawthorne make $500-$ 1000 for a one week on- PERSONALS loween surprises. Yes, you are appre- $800. Must sell and asking $450. Call campus marketing project. Must be ing should be mailed to The area. Blue collar. Call 681-3985. ciated, DEEPLY!! I love you.-Grisley. 681-3017. Excellent Christmas gift. organized and hardworking. Call George-Anne, Landrum Box WILLIAM H.—No, I did not forget our 1 T.J.- Only 4 months ? Seems like a FOR SALE: Double bed: mattress, box FOUND: 1987 Lassiter High School Ken or Myra at (800) 592-2121. 8001, GSC. Deadline is noon Class Ring found at Paulson Sta- year anniversary! I just forgot to put lifetime-I hope it will be! I'm so glad springs and bed frame. It's used but rNPUT/OUTPUT TYPING— Research this classified in! I just want to thank we enjoy each other's company- Monday or Thursday prior to very comfortable. $35 negotiable. dium. Call Stephanie at 681-2857. publication. Commercial listings papers, desktop publishing. 489- you for thebest year of my life! You've HA!HA! Love always- Melissa. Call Krystle 681-9078 or 764-3513 NOTICES 8300 Jeffrey Lariscy. are available at $4.50 per column leave message. inch, with a one inch minimum. ATTENTION: EXCELLENT INCOME SCHWINN LE TOUR 10 speed bicycle. Contact the Advertising Depart- TYPLNG-Theses, papers, letters,etc. FOR HOME ASSEMBLY WORK, Blue mens 26 inch, good condition. call 1-504-646-1700 Dept. P6330. ment at 681-5418 for more infor- Call Billy $35 764-3513 or leave Drop off on campus. Contact Peggy Smith in room 116, South Building or Don't get mation. message. EXCELLENT SUMMER & CAREER call 587-5359. OPPORTUNITIES now available for FOR SALE: Mens Golf Clubs. Call 764- CAMPUS Representatives Needed for college student & graduates with ROOMMATES 7478. "Spring Break 90s" programs to Resort Hotels, Cruise lines, Airlines, BUGGED! 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exciting basketball, and most likely you, who like me don't always pick The Northwest can expect more Monday to decide whether tofile for TEXAN WINS COLUMBUS MARATHON: SCORE IS MOST LOPSIDED EVER: up subtle hints). Just show up, you rain Monday, with cold rain spread- free agency for the 1990 season. A good seats. We have excellent El Paso, Texan Sam Ngatia won In the most lopsided score in have nothing to lose, if for no other ing inland over eastern Washing- record 89 players have deci ded to be teams, we should show them the the Columbus, Ohio, Marathon NCAA women's soccer tournament reason, it's free!!! ton and Oregon . free agents. same support we show our other Sunday in 2 hours, 11 minutes and history, No. 1-ranked North Caro- Is that enough help Gary?? excellent team (football for those of GARRISON WINS CHICAGO MATCH: 59 seconds on his fourth attempt at lina defeated Hartford 9-0 in quar- In her third victory of the season COODY WINS PGA SENIOR CLASSIC: the 26.2-mileflatrace. Julie Isphor- terfinals Sunday. The Tar Heels are on the Virginia Slims circuit, Zina ding, Cincinnati, won the women's continued from page 1 With a 5-foot birdie putt on the unbeaten, in 93 games and 22-0-1 Briefs Garrison came from behind in the second playoff hole, Charles Coody division in 2:30:45 a course record this season. last two sets to beat Larisa Savch- defeated Chi Chi Rodriguez and and her personal best. Each of them the University of Georgia. His by the CLEC and the Residence Life enko of the Soviet Union 3-6, 6-2, 6- Bob Charles Sunday in the won $20,000. LAST-MINUTE GOAL WINS GAME: speech is sponsored by the CLEC Office, call Vickie Hawkins at 681- 4 in Sunday's final of the $250,000 $300,000 PGA Senior Las Vegas THREE TEENS IN 1ST-ROUND PLAY: With no time remaining on the and the Department of Biology. 6774. Virginia Slims of Chicago. Garrison Classic. The three qualified for the In first-round matches set for clock, Dave Andreychuk scored an earned $50,000. playoff by finishing the regulation Monday at the Virginia Slims unassisted goal, giving the Buffalo —"AIDS in the College —Dr. D. Max Roundhill will 17 STILL OUT ON FREE AGENCY: 54 holes at 11-under-par 205. The Championships, defending cham- Sabres a 6-5 victory over the Ed- Community: from Crisis to speak on "Inorganic Photochemis- Pitcher Dave Drevecky, desig- playoff began on the par-3, 16th pion Gabriel a Sabatini, French monton Oilers Sunday. In other try" Nov. 16 at noon in Room 215 of games: Devils 3, Flyers 3; New York Management," a live teleconfer- nated hitter Jim Rice and relievei hole with all three gaining pars. Open champion Arantxa Sanchez- Rangers 4, New York Islanders 2; ence, will take place Nov. 16 in the the Herty Building. Roundhill's Bob Stanley are among the 17 base- - Coody earned $45,000, Rodriguez Vicario and rookie pro Monica Seles Jets 3, Flames 2; North Stars 6, Southern Center for Continuing speech will be sponsored by the ball players who have until 1 p.m. and Charles each $24,625. are on the bill, three of five teen- Education from 1-4 p.m. For more department of chemistry and the agers to qualify. Seles, 15, meets Maple Leafs 3; Blackhawks 4, information on the event sponsored CLEC. Senior continued from page 2 Conchita Martinez, 17. Sabatini, Whalers 2. 19, plays Gretchen Magers, 25. And RAMS DEFEAT GIANTS 31-10: gram," said Ethel. "Now we are Instruct continued from page 5 include to include 32 volunteers, Antonio Sanchez-Vicario, 17, faces The Los Angeles Rams defeated great friends." however, the 10 percent must be Catarina Lindqvist, 26. the New York Giants 31-10 Sunday of the Statesboro Community The- listener. Although she feels that "One of oui- favorite things to do raised in matching funds. ORIOLES PAY CITY $5.1 MILLION: in California. In other games: Bears atre, which she would like to see re- these characteristics are assets to everyday is to watch "The Young "The response to this program The Orioles will pay Baltimore 20, Steelers 0; Broncos 16, Chiefs vived. her teaching career, she said they and the Restless,' and to tell those has been outstanding," said Adele $5.1 million for use of Memorial 13; Lions 31, Packers 22; Bills 30, She quit worki ng for a whil e to be also have an adverse effect. She people on television what we would Davenport, director of the program. Stadium this year - $3.5 million for Colts 7; Dolphins 31, Jets 23; Vi- with her children when they were believes that she takes on a moth- do if we were in their situation," she "The volunteers are becoming in- rent and $1.6 million from admis- kings 24, Buccaneers 10; Saints 28, small, then she began her career erly image in the eyes of students. added with a laugh. volved in the program for a variety sion taxes from the sales of tickets. Patriots 24; Redskins 10, Eagles 3; again as a secretary at GSC. Most students do not want mater- Ethel and the Walshes are just of reasons — from simply enjoying Under an agreement that links the 49ers 45, Falcons 3; Browns 17, Two distinctive characteristics nal influences when they go to col- one of the program's success stories. helping other people to finding a stadium rent to the Orioles' profits, Seahawks 7; Cardinals 24, Cow- about Sanders are her fondness for lege, she said. There are atleast 20 others that are reason for getting out of bed in the the highest the team had paid in the boys 20; Chargers 14, Raiders 12. people and her ability to be a good very similar, rangingin age from 60 mornings. All of them mentioned past was $2.3 million in 1984. to 88 years old, the senior volunteer intangible reasons. Not a single MEMPHIS STILL COURTING SONICS: SEATTLE BEATS MINNESOTA 108-97: Career continued from page 3 companions take part in 40 hours of person mentioned the stipend as pre-service training before they are Officials in Memphis plan an- With Derrick McKey scoring 10 being their primary motivating of his 32 points in the fourth quar- Manager of Coca-Cola Media PRSSA advisor Pam Bourland pre- assigned a client. The training factor." other meeting in about two weeks Relations Dr. Harold Jackson with the owner and general manger ter, the Seattle Supersonics came sented Roy Simmons with a plaque includes learning about diet, diebe- The clients receive the services stressed the importance of market- of the Seattle Supersonics in the back from a 3-point deficit to defeat in recognition of the 12 years he has tes and basic first aid. free of charge, but must meet cer- ing yourself. He said it was more city's attempts to persuade the the expansion Minnesota Timber- served as professional advisor to If they meet income guidelines, tain medical and financial require- impressive to send a cover letter to team to relocate to the Tennessee wolves 108-97 Sunday at Minnea- GSC's chapter of the PRSSA. the volunteers are paid $2.20 per ment. Although most of the clients catch attention and ask for an inter- city. Memphis promoter says if the polis. In other games: Bullets 104, The afternoon speakers and top- hour (tax free) through a $78,400 are retired, other factors are consid- view than to send a dull resume team does not move, the city plans Trailblazers 95; Lakers 107, Mav- ics were Sherry Abbott, resume grant from the federal ACTION ered, according to Mrs. Davenport. that could easily be thrown in the to woo another NBA team. ericks 98. writing; Debbie Bloom, interview- agency. The second year of the The program is available for trash. ing; and Delores Sanchez, building program has just been funded with Bulloch, Bryan, Candler, Effing- Another panelist, Director of a portfolio. a $ 112,000 grant and will expand to ham, Jenkins, Screven, Tattnall Corporate Communications for the and Emanuel Counties. Anyone American Red Cross Mary Ackerly, Asbestos continued from page 1 over age 60 who is interested in said any person in public relations becoming a senior volunteer com- PRECISION AUTO could benefit by offering their skills space, contained a great deal of panion may call 1-800-624-8078 or to non-profit organizations at The asbestos in the Marvin Pittman school's attic is scheduled asbestos. The college was not aware 764-6801 for more information. school. Because such organizations Cooper i to be abated over this coming sum- of the material's existence until Tax-deductble contributions to the have small budgets, they must v TIRES J mer. He also adds that the boiler workers got underneath the build- program may be sent to the GSC learn to be creative. She also talked ing. The asbestos was abated prior Foundation (be sure to earmark it TIRE SALES about the three E's of a good candi- room asbestos will be removed as soon as funds are appropriated. to renovations this summer. for the Senior Companion Pro- •FRONT END ALIGNMENTS ON MOST CARS $19.95 date for employment: experience, gram), Georgia Southern College, excellence, and energy. There is no move to appropriate the In the summer of'84, there was a •BRAKES •TUNE-UPS -MUFFLERS funds, however. major asbestos abatement project L.B. 8053, Statesboro< Ga 30460- Sunny David of the Veteran's •OIL CHANGE AND LUBE $19.95 In GSC's recent past, there have which cleans asbestos out of the 8158. Administration spoke about her HOURS: MON-FRI 8-6 SAT 8-12 been several additional asbestos immediate living areas of students. For more information about the career in the governmental field of problems. Anderson hall, which A so, 3 years ago, the library had its program, feel free to contact Adele public relations. She stressed the 764-8691 once served as a residence hall and asbestos removed. Davenport at 681-5242 or David importance of honesty in public re- ADJACENT TO PAUL'S AUTO SUPPLY 64-B E MAIN is now being converted into office Carter at 681-5549. lations, no matter what the field. During the luncheon, GSC's

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