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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]. NON-PROFIT /ACADEMIC DCEUfNCE ORGANIZATION Erk's Eagles Up record U.S. POSTAGE PAID SOUTHERN PERMIT NO. 286 to 5 and 4 —see P. i6 STATESBORO, GA 30458 The George-Anne NUMBER 64, VOLUME 8 GEORGIA^OUTHERN COLLEGE, STATESBORO, GEORGIA 30460 THURSDAY, NOV. 17, 1983 Kim Woodard crowned Homecoming Queen GSC wins homecoming game against Mars Hill By CAROL ADAMS Lindsay Thomas, led the parade as News Editor grand marshall in the absence of her GSC welcomed alumni to its husband. Other dignitaries such as second football homecoming Mayor Thurman Lanier, President celebrated as "Visions of the Future." Dale Lick and Vice Presidents Harry Many activities were planned for the Carter and Bill Cook also led the 1983 homecoming for students and parade. alumni. Also riding in the parade were The weekend was highlighted by a 1982 Homecoming Queen Sheri 35-9 win by the GSC Eagles over Mars Hill. Coach Erk Russell said it was a "great game, great crowd, wonderful outcome. Exactly what we needed for the homecoming game." The two outstanding plays in the game were both made by Hugo Rossignol, according to Russell. Rossignol, a sophomore linebacker, made two pass interceptions. He returned the first one 95 yards for a touchdown, while the other was made at the Mars Hill 25 yard line and led to a GSC touchdown. 1983 Homecoming Court rides in parade. Kim Woodard was named the GSC Myers. The homecoming representa- Band from Fort Stewart led the Homecoming Queen. Kim is a senior tives rode on the float prepared by double entry float divison which had from Kathleen, Ga. majoring in early Theater South. The representatives five contestants. Chi Omega and Pi childhood education. Just after being were Celia Edwards (Fellowship of Kappa Phi won first place in this crowned, she said, "I love everybody Christian Athletes), Charlotte divison while Kappa Delta and here. I am so honored. Thank you Parrish (Warwick Hall), Lisa Varner Kappa Sigma placed second and Zeta all." (Alpha Kappa Alpha), Wendi West Tau Alpha and Sigma Nu placed third. First runner-up was Wendi West, a, (Phi Mu and Sigma Chi), and Kim KIM WOODARD Woodard (Gamma Beta Phi). senior from Metter, Ga. majoring in Four floats entered the single interior design. Contests were also held for crazy Conley and 1983 Miss GSC Kelly entry competition. The School of cars, clowns, and animated The weekend festivities began on Sheppard. Technology placed first, followed by characters in the parade. Winners in Friday at 3 p.m. when crowds The single entry float divison of Sigma Chi and Stratford Hall, the crazy car contest were the gathered to watch the 1983 the parade was headed by the the respectively. Canterbury Club, Pi Sigma Epsilon, Homecoming Parade. Melinda GSC marching band, led by drum The 24th Infantry U.S. Army Continued on p. 2 Thomas, wife of U.S. Congressman majors Beth Ellington and Karie GSC Nursing program awaits state approval By JEAN L. SATTERTHWAITE Changes have come into the Staff Writer program this year. "We've stiffened The GSC nursing program expects our policy on tests and for things that to reach full state approval by June of are turned in," said Bevis. "We use to this year, according to Em Olivia let people take tests over if they did Bevis, head of the Nursing poorly the first time. This didn't Department. The program also hopes really encourage people to work hard to receive accreditation from the for the tests because they knew they National League for Nursing by June could take them over." of 1985. Bevis said that they did have some There have been changes made in problems with the first class that the tests themselves. Much longer went through the program. Because tests, and tests more like the board of a delay in starting the program, exams are being given to prepare "We started with a small application students for the state board exams. pool. Many would not have qualified "I think we've made marvelous under today's standards." progress," said Bevis. As part of the Approximately 30 percent of the accomplishments for the program, first class did not pass the state board Bevis mentioned that the state exams, but, as Bevis explained, sometimes uses GSC's nursing The annual Christmas Tree Lighting sponsored by the Baptist "That's not too unusual for a first curriculum as a model to show to Student Union will be Nov. 30 at 7 pan. Dale Lick will be speaking class. The first class in such a other schools. She also mentioned the and David Ruffin will present the scripture reading. Special program can be a learning experience department's continued efforts in music will be sung by the BSU choir and the Daybreak ensemble. for the department. We find out what continuing education and the support works, and what doesn't." that it has received in this area. Alumni Gym has been upgraded NEWSBRIEFS By GREG BRETT condemned under the Maddox means that is no longer habitable Meal ticket fraud Staff Writer Administration, Cook pointed out However, when the state government Meal ticket fraud led to the Conditions in the old Alumni Gym that the condemning of a building condemns a building, it means that arrest of four University of Texas have been upgraded "tremendously" under city ordinances is completely the facilities will be used for limited students. Two cafeteria since last spring, explained GSC different than that of the state purposes. Said Shroyer, "I don't see employees were also arrested. Vice-President of Academic Affairs government. Cook explained that any particular problem in its limited The fraud was discovered when Bill Cook. when the city condemns property, it use." offcials noticed students had the In the spring of 1983, there was same card number on different some controversy as to whether or not cards. Those arrested say they the building was safe. were duped by a former student t According to Fred Shroyer, who sold them what they thought director of Physical Plant, the greater were legitimate, transferable portion of discrepancy and items cards. have been resolved by repair and/or replacement. Bookstore rip-offs While the Physical Plant has worked on the improvement of One college guide won't be conditions in the gym, the Drama found on some college bookstore Department was also asked to make shelves. "Conquering College some changes of their own. Cook said life: How to be a Winner at that they were asked to rearrange College" advises student not to their costume storage to provide buy supplies at a campus access to exits in case of emergencies. bookstore, since such stores "will He also said they were asked to move surely hike up (their) prices when old, unused articles out of the the students arrive." One angry building completely, in addition to --Jaw: bookstore manager, from making a complete cleanup of the Virginia Tech, returned all copies scene shop. Cook said that it was The Physical Plant has worked on the improvement of conditions in of the book to the publisher, pointed out to Theatre South, the Alumni Gym. Simon and Schuster. previously known as the Masquers, that "they themselves were creating a Homecoming Education low hazard." Kappa Delta won first place. Zeta Tau Continued from p. 1 Alpha and the GSC Recreation and Public confidence in educa- Shroyer said that the physical Parks Society placed second and tion has fallen to a new record plant reworked a good deal of the and Warwick Hall for first, second, and third, respectively. third, respectively. low, but still ranks ahead of wiring and lighting in the building. Students and alumni gathered for confidence in most major Many of the outlets to the machinery The Spanish Club placed first in the clown contest while the GSC the Eagle Fest on Friday night in institutions. Only medicine, the were grounded by installing new Recreation and Parks Society placed Hanner Gym for a pep rally and the scientific community, the 1 grounding conduit. second and Sigma Chi placed third. crowning of thequeen. An "Anything military and organized religion Though the building was In the animated character contest, Goes" contest was also held, outrank education. The bad leeoeoeo including a "Dizzy Izzy" competition news, however, is that less than and a balloon stomp. one-third of those surveyed The homecoming representatives expressed "a great deal of were escorted onto the floor as Dean confidence" in education. Warren Jones introduced them. Sheri Conley, escorted by Erk Russell, crowned the new queen. Kim Panty raids persist WHAT IS Woodard was congratulated by Lick Despite letters of discourage- and Carter. On Saturday at 1:30 p.m., the GSC ment from deans at both schools, Eagles defeated Mars Hill at Womack Notre Dame University and St. Mary's College freshmen still ■ Field. At halftime, a ceremony was held for the 1983 Homecoming Queen enthusiastically participated in and her court. the fall panty raid, traditionally The homecoming committee in- held on Wednesday before the first cluded Greg Pope, Marie Carter, football game. Karol Jackowski, TVife^ v€r Angela Dawson, Dyron Dinsmore, SMC's dean of student affairs, SAVER? Kim Duke, Cedric Henry, Sharon wrote a letter to all SMC students, Hunter, Diane Pope, Kathy Reeves, asking them to reconsider Frank Saunders and Lori Strickland. participating in this "mindless CHICKEN The faculty advisor was Mike Miller. and degrading activity." Notre Dame officials also publicly ISEA FOOD' discouraged the event. It went on Here's your chance JUST IN as in the past, however, and TIME FOR; to visit us and find student participation didn't Tahi Aom& fame toon CHRISTMAS GIFT appear to decline. out how good we GIVING "O'Connelling" 622 Fair Road (Next to Kmart) are! Bring a friend! Beautiful Security measures have Walnut curtailed "O'Connelling"— Buy one dinner! Get bouncing up and down on the

Wednesday, December 7 9:00 a.m. All 1st Period Classes present concert 12:00 noon All 9th Period Classes By DONNA BREWTON 3:00 p.m. All 8th Period Classes' Assistant News Editor The GSC chorus, directed by Thursday, December 8 9:00 a.m. All 7th Period Classes Associate Professor of Music David Mathew, will present its All 6th Period Classes 2:00 p.m. first concert of the year tonight at 8:15 p.m. in the Foy Recital Hall. The concert, being free to the Friday, December 9 9:00 a.m. All 2nd Period Classes public, will offer a wide variety of 2:00 p.m. All 4th Period Classes music, according to Mathew. The program will consist of: A Ceremony of Carols by Benjamin Saturday, December 10 9:00 a.m. All 3rd Period Classes Britten, Gloria by Antonio 2:00 p.m. All 5th Period Classes Vivaldi, Mary Had a Baby, Lit'l Boy-Chile, and Behold the Star all arranged by William L. UNDERGRADUATE EVENING CLASSES Dawson Featured soloists are are The final examination for all undergraduate evening classes will be held at the last meeting of the class Pamela Whittle, Lawanda Mack, during the week of December 5-9. Claire Turner, Cindy Strickland, Teresa McHolland, Ruth Hardin, Linda Harrison, Valerie Rich, Al GRADUATE SCHOOL class during the week of December 5-9. The Final Coleman, and Ken Martin. Day Classes Examination will be held at the last regularly Along with directing the GSC Examinations for Regular Day Classes will be scheduled meeting of the class during that week. chorus, Mathew also has been the director of the Savannah scheduled as detailed in the Bulletin for the Symphony Chorale since 1976. appropriate period. Extramural Centers He is also a published composer, The last class meeting will be during the week with works published by E.B. Special Graudate Classes of December 5-9. The Final Examination will be Marks Music Corp., Oxford University Press and Seesaw Graduate classes meeting at times other than held at the last regularly scheduled meeting of the Music Corp. the Regular Day Classes will meet for the final class during that week. Page 4, November 17, 1983 The GEORGE-ANNE- Donna Brewton The George-Unite Dealing with stress KEVIN LIEVSAY DAVE PERRAULT Editor Managing Editor The main purpose of college is to All of these examples are ■ teach us how to deal with stress. exaggerated but the stress a college When we first get here, we are student must deal with is real. This is thrown into a new environment. We probably one of the most stressful DANNY WHELAN CAROL ADAMS are forced to live in a dorm with times in our lives. We have so many News Editor Business Manager hundreds of other people and more expectations to live up to: our parents' than often we are forced to room with expectations, our peers' expectations 7 Editorial views expressed in The George-Anne are not necessarily those of the Georgia Southern someone we don't know. Therefore, and especially our teachers' College administration or faculty. Signed columns are solely the viewpoint of the writer. we have to make a lot of adjustments. expectations. Then the school hits us where it hurts the most: in the wallet. Now at the end of the quarter, the school drains us for money for next quarter. Suggestion: go to the Who has money at the end of the Burn up those finals quarter? They have a fee for everything: athletic fee, health fee, racquetball courts and activity fee, etc...After you think you We at the George-Anne would like to encourage those students with survived all of that, you realize that hit the ball up against "end-of-the-quarter burn out" to have perserverance. you also have to buy books. So, there wKk. So you say you started the quarter with a goal to make a 4.0 but you goes another $100 down the drain. ran out of gas? Don't let all that hard work go to waste by slacking up at You write home to Mom and Dad and the wall as hard as tell them to deposit some money. the end of the quarter. ' They scream and holler at you for Be determined to reach that goal. you can. spending all your money. All of this f Just remember that you only have two more weeks of school before a adds to the already stressful long Christmas break. situation. Tell yourself that school is not so bad and that you'll be wishing you were back at school with your friends after a week at home. Here are a few suggestions to help "Go for it" and burn up those finals! The main purpose of you cope: 1. Go to the racquetball courts and hit the ball up agsinst the wall as hard as you can. It's a good college is to . . . deal way to get your adrenaline flowing. 2. Take a long walk by yourself and sort with stress. out your problems. 3. Budget your Last paper of quarter time. Often a student experiences stress mainly because he doesn't Already, you have financial devote his attention to the right thing problems and problems dealing with at the right time. Set aside a time to do It sure is great to get a whole week off for Thanksgiving break. other people. What else could go your studying first and then use the The extended break, however, does cause problems for us up at the wrong? Well, you go to your literature rest of the time for yourself and for George-Anne. class for the first time in two weeks your friends. 4. Get plenty of sleep. 5. We regret to announce that this is the last issue of the G-Afor fall and your teacher says that you're Exercise and eat properly. The better quarter. having an essay test on War and you feel physically, the better you will Due to our weekly production schedule, it would not be possible to Peace tomorrow. So, you frantically feel emotionally. V publish a quality, news-worthy paper in the remaining two weeks of fall. track down someone who has the We will be back next quarter and will continue to work hard to book. You pop a couple of caffeine Stress is not always harmful to us. It adds an extra push to help us get t maintain the high standards of your campus newspaper, the George- pills and prepare to stay up all night. You fall asleep at 4 a.m. and don't through things. However, if we don't Anne. wake up until two the next day and learn how to deal with stress and use you miss the test. So you contemplate it to our advantage, it can lead to suicide but decide instead to just drop severe depression and physical ailments. out of school. I Thanksgiving thanks 1

Thanksgiving is a time to be spent with family and friends. Thanksgiving is a time to give thanks to those who support you in ~*f> everything that you do. Thanksgiving is also a time to eat a lot of food, gain a lot of weight and have an excuse. Take time during this Thanksgiving season, between meals, to appreciate the things that are taken for granted for the rest of the year.

ANDREA HUNNICUTT Features Editor CLIFF PROCTOR Sports Editor DONNA BREWTON Assistant News Editor KAREN BRANYAN Copy Editor GREG BRETT Photographer DEBBIE BLACKMON Advertising Production Manager BILL BRICKER Cartoonist ELIZABETH HIGHSMITH Typist DANA ARNOLD Production Assistant JEFF ALMOND and LINDA HELMLY Distribution FRED RICHTER, Faculty Advisor

The George-Anne Is the official newspaper of Georgia Southern College and is owned and operated by GSC. The office is located in Room 110, Williams Center. The telephone numbers are (912) 681-5246 and 681-5418 and the mail address is GSC, L B. 8001, Statesboro, Ga. 30460. -The GEORGE-ANNE, November 17, 1983, Page 5

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religious groups and the last work Thanks GSC A recent USGS survey clearly Communism or that could be used to describe their states that a fault line runs situation is "vacation." Again, these DEAR EDITOR: underneath the SRP. Approximately men of our armed forces need and r I want to thank you for giving me 27,000,000 gallons of high level deserve our support. As before, and I one of the greatest honors that radioactive waste are stored at the freedom don't see how, Mr. Perrault neglected anyone could receive. Being chosen SRP; Reagan administration to recognize the 270-plus American proposals include plans for GSC Homecoming Queen is an honor DEAR EDITOR: and French lives that were lost in the and privilege that I will always 40,000,000 more gallons. In response to Dave Perrault's tragic bomb blasts of a few weeks ago. The Charleston earthquake (1886) cherish. It was a wonderful feeling to article and Bill Bricker's cartoon in clearly shows that such catastrophic look into the GSC crowd and see such the November 3 issue of the George- Concerning the cartoon of Uncle events are possible in geologically spirit and excitement. I have felt the Anne concerning American foreign Sam holding up a sign that read unstable areas of South Carolina. So, positive, caring attitude of GSC grow policy, I would like to say the line "Visit Scenic Grenada," I thought for during my years here. GSC is a very if we want to "safely" dispose of between personal opinion and bare- a second I was reading a Russian special place and I hope that nuclear waste, it is madness to do it at Communist propoganda newspaper, Barn well and at Jackson. We already faced provocation has definitely been everyone realizes its uniqueness. crossed concerning this issue. but I sadly realized I was reading an w^» I want to give special thanks to infuse the earth with garbage of all American college newspaper. I don't kinds; why must we continue? If the Gamma Beta Phi, the wonderful girls To approach American foreign know if the George-Anne's cartoonist, answer is that we "have to," then the of Johnson Hall, the Johnson Hall policy from a satirical point of view is Bill Bricker was working in staff and Hall Council, the Kappa solution is simple and obvious; conjunction with Mr. Perrault, but it eliminate the source of the pollution. fine, but not when it disregards Alpha Fraternity, the 1983 human life including American lives, all seems to come together to form the Homecoming Court, Marie Carter, Common sense says that 27,000,000 f and American interests. conspiracy to undermine public my very special family, and all of my gallons is a smaller amount than opinion on the GSC campus 67,000,000. wonderful friends. My biggest thanks The article portrayed one of the concerning American foreign policy goes to the GSC Student Body. You Donna's second point is that symbols of America, Uncle Sam, as a through the use of subversive have given me the greatest privilege "according to research, nuclear travel agent who was eager to send journalism. The cartoon depicts the of representing a very special group power plants are safe." Governmen- young men to hostile countries. This Marines as power-hungry, war- tal regulations in general are rarely of people. You will never know the was the first of several provocative mongering people which is totally "strictly enforced." All machines appreciation and love that I have for are outrages in the article. Not only was it false and an unfounded accusa- all of you. Thank you again for giving subject to failure, but not all a disgrace to portray Uncle Sam in tion. Marines are decent and machines are capable of genetic me the great honor of being the 1983 this manner, but, also the United respectful Americans just like the manipulation and widespread death. GSC Homecoming Queen. God bless States never wants to send any young majority of us. The cartoon, like the And not all nuclear facilities exercise you all. men into a hostile environment, but it article, also disregards the loss of extreme concern for their employees. Kim Woodard will when it is absolutely necessary, human life on Grenada and showed James Sizemore, Clifford Osteen, Jr., and only if American lives and/or lack of knowledge about the Grenada and Percy Kelly worked at Plant America's well being are in danger. situation on the part of the cartoonist. Uranium Hatch in 1977. All have died from Also the misuse of a symbol of various forms of cancer. In the July, The article went on to describe America, like Uncle Sam, is an 1982, edition of The Gainsaver the Grenada as an ideal "vacation" land. unexcusable, Communistic and following statement appears: "The Another blatant outrage. For the sake disgusting outrage. I'm surprised Mr. article is families claim that the men received of human decency, one should think Bricker didn't have the words "Join no radiation training, and were sent before joking about a situation where the Communist Party" written across into areas of high radiation without America's fighting men have been the top of his cartoon in big letters. t protective clothing or radiation committed. Those brave and heroic I can't help but to question the offensive monitors." Coincidence or not, soldiers need and deserve our patriotism and humanistic values of Georgia Power spent a considerable support. The United States was asked the authors and anyone who supports amount of money to refute the claim. by the Carribean community to DEAR EDITOR: this form of yellow journalism. I intervene in Grenada and, to fulfill a think these individuals would show After reading Donna Brewton's The next major point, the fact that responsibility, we accepted the a lot more respect for this country, editorial, I felt compelled to reply to coal-powered energy production is a request. We did a job that was very the ideas in "Uranium and the U.S.". health hazard, is a valid one. But the especially since it has earned and well done by being victorious and deserves respect as a world leader. I First, the article reads as if it is same kinds of self-serving, power- restoring order and democracy in a simply a paraphrase of a Georgia seeking, greedy business people think these individuals could use a country that badly needed our help great deal more discretion and Power press release. Second, many of dominate that industry as well. and now we're pulling out. The the arguments are riddled with People are not important to the TVA common sense before publishing this closeness of Grenada to America's kind of material like taking into unsubstantiated assertions and or to Georgia Power; money is shores and the safety of the generalizations that again reflect important. consideration how the parents, wives, Americans on Grenada also played a brothers and sisters and sons and this "press release" image. And Donna, there are many significant role in America's Donna's first point is that "the sources that contribute to the daughters of our dead soldiers would intervention. Mr. Perrault either react to such an article and cartoon. main problem of nuclear energy is "greenhouse effect." Do you drive a forgot or simply ignored the fact that car? waste disposal," and she has a valid we lost 18 of our men in Grenada. point here. However, she neither cites And in the last major paragraph, I am very p. Jud to be an American nor discusses possible solutions; she Donna argues that "no energy source The next target of this and this is my opinion concerning merely generalizes by saying that has been so carefully evaluated as Communistic piece of journalism was this particular situation. I have tried "the United States government nuclear power," and that "the Lebanon which was also printed out carefully not to attack anyone should speed up the process of passion of the anti-nuclear crusade as another "vacation" land or personally on this delicate matter, making policy decisions on upsets rather than informs the "Holyland package deal" as it was but, instead, I have attacked the reprocessing of spent fuel and waste public." Donna, your artical offended referred to. This was the third opinions, political views and disposal." It takes no scholarly me spiritually and intellectually sickening absurdity in the article. journalistic methods of certain understanding of current events to because you neither informed me nor The 1,600 or so Marines in Lebanon individuals because I think criticism see that the word speed, used in aided my understanding of the issues are in Lebanon at the request of the is a very healthy and constructive connection with government policy discussed therein. Labanese government to keep the tool and a right that should be freely decisions, is comical. Our John Eaton peace. In their effort to do this they and openly exercised. government has turned an area near have come under fire from fanatical Scott Newbern Jackson, S.C. into a nuclear cesspool, yet has the audacity to call the \ Savannah River Plant an "environ- mental research facility." The SRPis LETTERS POLICY situated above the Tuscaloosa All letters to the editor are subject to standard editing policies for taste, libel, etc. The Aquifer, and any contamination editor reserves the right to reject any letter. There is no word limit on letters and they are from the plant is likely to find its way published on a first come basis. Letters should address issues and not attack individuals, there eventually. But concern for and all letters should be signed. It will be the editors decision whether or not to print the future generations does not have a name. Letters should be addressed to: The Editor, The George-Anne, Landrum Box 8001, high priority at the D.O.E., if actions Statesboro, Ga. 30460 or brought.by room 110 Williams Center. have any meaning, that is. Page 6, November 17, 1983 The GEORGE-ANNE"

Counseling Center offers programs, guidance %™% By JACKIE WALTERS Students can also come to the information," Grant said. Students concerning their services or call 681- Features Writer center for help on a one-to-one basis, if may be hesitant about coming to the 5541. If you have any suggestions for #v "I don't seem to have time to get all they have a specific problem or just center for any number of reasons. a new program or service drop them a my reading done..." need to talk. The staff members will Grand said, "We feel that if they give line. Their address is Landrum Box "My family just doesn't either help solve your problem with us a try one time they may return 8011. understand about being in college..." the resources that are available to again." Try the counseling center, you "I'm afraid my roomate is an them or find someone outside of the The counseling center is open may find out that they have just the alcoholic..." center who can answer your Monday-Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. answer for you. If any of these statements sound questions. Stop by if you have any questions remotely familiar, the GSC Other programs offered by the t Counseling Center is the place for center are: "Succeeding Academi- you. cally," "Pudgies," which is a group According to Dale Grant, a staff designed to help students with member at the counseling center, dieting and nutrition, "Rape" and "There is no reason for a student to "Asserting Yourself. feel like he can't come to the The counseling center also offers counseling center. It's a place where Career Guidance. They can help you ■i" any student can come under virtually select a major, inform you of what any circumstances." jobs you can get with your major, and And she's not kidding. The help you know which summer or part- counseling center offers so much time jobs that can hefp you upon Most of the counseling services are graduation. geared around problem solving or The center has computers that aid information seeking. students in their career search. This quarter the center is "Siggy" and "U-be" are computers sponsoring two programs on alcohol that find out what students interests, i and drug abuse. One of the two values and aptitudes are. Given this programs will feature Dr. David information the computers will give Ruffin, professor emeritus of english, students a list of career opportunities who is a reformed alcoholic. There that they may be interested in. will also be a program on money Many students don't take management that is designed to help advantage of the couseling center. students budget their money more "The main problems are lack of Students take advantage of GSC Counseling Center's programs, help successfully. interest or students lack of with problems and career guidance.

development of the SIS is an ongoing spillage, I noticed my hair falling out; process, registration was the initial my teeth were turning green; I was step. developing webbed feet and scales ( LETTERS ) and claws were replacing my skin Once the registration system was and fingers. The sharing of opinions should be structured by the task force, the A few good things did come out of Listen to an enjoyable and educational developmental process required the accident. For one thing my wife experience, not an attack on another numerous computer programs to and I were able to lose those extra person. What I'm trying to say is implement the system. Computer pounds we always wanted to opinions worth "lighten-up!" Give people the chance Services provided expertise essential (considering we couldn't keep to the success of our sytem; they to tell you how they feel and listen anything we ate down). And since all * 4 openly to them before you respond. deserve a great deal of credit for our hair had fallen out, we saved a hearing Everyone has their own opinions and program development. The bundle by not going to the you should respect them, not try to cooperation between our staff, hairdressers anymore. DEAR EDITOR: deictate them. Thanks for listening to Computer Services," faculty Nuclear energy has definately In response to "Opinions are my opinion. How do you feel? advisement, Business Office staff, changed my life. Since the Three Mile worth hearing," after three years in Kelly Daniel Housing, Financial Aid, Auxiliary Island accident, I have been the 'Boro, I find that GSC is definitely Services and Plant Operations, have employed by many carnivals as a side a school of many varied beliefs and all contributed to what we anticipate show act. My stage name is Louis the tastes. I enjoy talking to people and will be a much improved registration Lizard Man and my financial getting feedback from them, be it On-line system. situation has never been better. negative or positive. I think that Don Coleman Thanks to Nuclear energy, my life everyone has the right to share Registrar and has been made easier. his/her opinion. Not many people Director of Admissions Gratefully yours, will disagree with this right. registration Max Mutant However, to share your opinion you DEAR EDITOR: miimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinmiHHimiiHiiiiimimiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiimiiiiiiiiiinii; need to have someone to share it with; On behalf of the Registrar's Office Max Mutant someone who will listen openly to staff, we wish to express our EDITOR'S NOTE: your view. appreciation for the editorial on Due to the overwhelming | How many times have you met registration appearing in the and Neutron response from the faculty and I someone who does not even recognize November 10 issue of the George- student body, a continuation of | your ability to think rationally? Anne. We are pleased with the the letters' page was necessary | People who treat you like you're a tree apparent success of the on-line at TMI plant to accommodate the quantity f or something. A lot of people you run registration system thus far. We of material. | into are so "opinionated" that they appreciate the positive reaction DEAR EDITOR The letters' page is a way for | want you to take what they say as among our students. In reference to Miss Brewton's individuals to voice their | editorial entitled "Uranium and thf opinions. I encurage everyone to | law, regardless of how you feel about In addition to our staff, a number the matter. I find this a lot of times U.S.," I would like to mention a few use the oppportunity to say what | of other areas have contributed to the problems Miss Brewton may not have while talking about music. Some he thinks. | development of the new system. been aware of. Remember, however, to I people have nothing better to do with Early November 1979, a Student their time than to try to sell you to I used to live near the Three Mile address issues and not to attack | Information System (SIS) Task Force Island Nuclear Reactor. After the individuals. | their kind of music. was formulated to begin the planning Opinions tend to alienate people radiation leakage, my dog, Neutron, Kevin Lievsay | for a single student information developed what I first thought was Editor | from new things. They can also create system that would service the entire 'iiiiiiimiiiiimiiimiiiiiimmniummiijiiiiiuiiimiiiiiuiimiiiiimuiiiiiiimiiiiimiin a lot of arguments between people the "High-Pro-Glo" but later turned college community. Members of the- out to be radiation contamination. It who will not respect others' opinions. task force represented the various was never hard to find Neutron at We all have our own different department involved in the use of night—all I had to do was look for the opinions, tastes, and beliefs and that data and in registration. green incandescent glow and if it is the way it should be. Could you barked, I knew it was Neutron. imagine how boring the world would The number one priority before the 210 S. MAIN STREET But Neuton wasn't the only one be if everyone liked the same things task force was the development of a 764-2122 and everyone conformed to one computerized registration process in who started to develop problems. common opinion? conjuction with the SIS. Although the Three weeks after the radioactive ■———I

-The GEORGE-ANNE, November 17,1983, Page 7 Writer's workshop scheduled (FEATURES) A workshop for writer's and Texas Review and The New *> fc aspiring writer's will be held in Republic, have featured his short the GSC Conference Center on stories and poems. December 3. According to Vincent, The workshop features participants should submit Is dieting dangerous? several noted writers. samples from five to 10 pages in By BETTY ROURK and "water pills." Afterwards they Larry Rubin, poet in residence length to be used in the workshop Features Writer get back on their diet which sets them and professor of English at discussions. Samples are not Dieting can reduce our weight and up for another binge. Georgia Institute of Technology, required. help build self-confidence; but, we "The (bulemiacs) appear \o be is author of three books of poetry To participate in the wonder if it causes harmful effects. fairly normal and some of and has published poems in such workshop, a payment of $40 is In a study on weight control Dr. their unusual eating habits magazines as The New Yorker required. Helen Chilton Kiefer, professor at are not known to friends and Saturday Review. Some of Northwestern University Medical and family," Nagelberg said. his work is included in anthologies Program Schedule and Dental School in Chicago, found One example involves a model at including Norton Introduction to 8:30 - 9:00 a.m. that while food is important in a diet, GSC. She says she has a mild case of Poetry. Registration and Conversation psychology is even more important. purging, explaining that she uses Terry Kay, known for his People tend to resort to food for Correctol to lose weight that she novels The Year the Lights Came 9:00 - 10:15 a.m. numerous reasons such as to alleviate feels she has gained. On and After Eli, concentrates on Morning Sessions tension, anxiety, worry, frustration writing scripts for industrial and A - Novel Writing/Terry Kay or boredom, Kiefer found. According feature films, theatrical pieces B ~ Poetry/Larry Rubin to the study, dieting can produce a and critical reviews. He is a loathsome self image that may set off contributing editor to Georgia 10:15 - 11:45 a.m. a series of psychologically Magazine, in addition to Continuation of Sessions A & B undesirable consequences. reporting for the Atlanta Journal and lecturing at Emory 11:45- 1:00 p.m. Dr. Daniel Nagelberg, assistant University. Lunch (on your own) professor of psychology at GSC, did Beth Crawford Vincent and research last summer on bulemia, John Humma, two members of 1:00 - 2:15 p.m. which is an extreme condition caused the GSC English department, Afternoon Sessions by severe dieting. Bulemics have very will participate in the workshop C - Short Stories/John Humma restricted food intakes which cause also. D - Feature Writing/Beth stress. A few days before a show, she says Vincent, a freelance writer, Crawford Vincent According to Nagelberg, these she takes a dose of Correctol to make has published short stories and "bingers and purgers" usually break herseff feel more comfortable in the features in the Atlanta 2:15 - 2:30 p.m. their diets in an abrupt, unsteady clothes she models. She claims to Journal/Constitution, Ma- Break way. occasionally take the mild laxative to demoiselle and The Georgia When bulemics break their diets combat the depression she gets from Gazette, among other publica- 2:30 - 3:45 p.m. they binge. Bingeing involves eating eating. tions. She is director of the Continuation of Sessions C & D large amounts of food in short periods She does not believe there is any Writer's Workshop. of time. harm done in purging, but, people Humma has published critical For more information who study dieting wonder if such articles in such magazines as concerning the workshop, please Nagelberg found that younger mild cases can possibly cause PMLA and Philological call Gae Broadwater at 912-681- womeri try to purge the food they eat psychological disorders. Quarterly. Several journals 5555 or Beth Crawford Vicent at by self induced vomitting, laxatives Time can only tell. including Denver Quarterly, 912-681-5265. Fraternity sponsored seminar on rape prevention By ANNA MARIA GOODSON black belt in karate, and Masorid show them some preventive and self- the intent of injuring the rapist. If Features Writer Ayoubi, head instructor of the defense measures. girls do not have an obvious weapon Kappa Alpha Psi recently held a Statesboro Academy of Martial Arts. Twenty-five girls attended the when attacked, they suggested self-defense demonstration in the Kappa Alpha Psi sponsored the demonstration where Blue provided poking the attacker in the eye or lobby of Winburn Hall. The seminar because they believe girls them with some background snatching his bottom lip down as demonstration was lead by Jeffrey should be made aware of the danger information on rape. He emphasized hard as possible. Blue, a fraternity member who has a of rape on college campuses and to that rape can take place anywhere Blue and Ayoubi said that one of and at any time. the best securities against rape is not r Blue told the girls various ways letting any stranger get within (Lapie 6 lAAnfd they might protect themselves if touching distance. They cautioned attacked. Keys, he said, are an the girls against strangers who come By J.M. Edmundson effective weapon which can be jabbed up to ask for directions, the time, etc. in the attacker's eye or any other part When an attack does occur, they of his face. He said that pocketbooks stressed, it is essential to remain calm group, talked with me today and and await the best opportunity of I opened my calendar and flipped shared that information with me. are useful deterents which can be it to today's date. The marks that escape. Even if the first try fails, do Smith said that the book is very used to hit the attacker below the,belt appeared all over the page helped to or to slash him across the eyes. not give up —try again, the good and that the group has been instructors suggested. tell me that it was going to be a hectic learning a lot. Hitting the rapist in the eyes gives a day. Classes starting at 8:00 a.m. and Blue and Ayoubi demonstrated About 20 people have been victim time to escape. meetings through the afternoon were various elementary karate attending the sessions, which are on sure to have me racing about trying to Both Blue and Ayoubi told the maneuvers. They even let the girls Thursday night at 7:00 p.m. in the girls that they have to be brutal when accomplish all my appointed tasks. come forward and practice the President's Dining Hall in the fighting an attacker—to use any I'm not complaining, though; I'm different moves on them. Martial Williams Center. available weapon (including fingers, just trying to make a point. I know arts, they said, are really for small He explained that the first hour is knees, pointed heels and heads) with people, and girls can be very effective. that your schedule is busy too, but no spent with testimonies, prayer matter how hectic the day may get, requests, and questions, while the Downtown Statesboro 764-21 lT* always leave time for God. second hour is devoted to the study of There are so many opportunities the night's material. on campus and in Statesboro that I Smith said that the group is £Ro

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Homecoming 1983 Page 10, November 17, 1983 The GEORGE-ANNE- Photography contest will 'focus on nature* A GSC Museum-sponsored The nature photography contest is Photo sizes 8x10, 14x7 or 16x20 in two color prints with his name and photography contest will "Focus On open to all age groups with 13 prizes color or black and white will be address on the back. Entries mailed Nature" as part of the "Pond Life" awarded in two categories. Although accepted. They should be unmatted in to the Museum should include return exhibit currently on display in the the deadline is Nov. 30, entrants are the 16-and-under group and on a postage. The Museum is not Rosenwald Building on the encouraged to submit their neutral mat for the 17-and-over responsible for damage, loss or theft. Statesboro campus. photographs as soon as possible for category. For further information, call 681- display as part of the Museum exhibit 5444 during regular Museum hours, 9 "Pond Life," on loan from the through the Dec. 2 judging. Each particpant may display a a.m.—4 p.m. Tuesday-Friday and 2-5 Fernbank Science Center in Atlanta, Six prizes will be awarded to the maximum of two black and white and p.m. weekends. is a hands-on interpretation of the life top three black and white and color cycles and interrelationships of pond photos in each of the 16-and-under creatures and features 28 captioned and 17-and-over categories. A "Best color photographs by entomologist of Show" award will go to the most Swim-thon sponsored Fred Sherberger as well as a wide outstanding entry overall. Gift variety of mounted specimens from certificate prizes are courtesy of By JACKIE WALTERS $3,000) on their own. Each girl will butterflies to wood ducks. Regency Photo. Features Writer swim 200 lengths of the pool and will The GSC's women's swim team collect pledges for swimming a has thought of a unique way to raise certain distance. The team will be money. No, it's not diving for dollars asking for flat contributions or a set but it does concern getting wet. amount of money for each pool The team is sponsoreing a swim-a- length they swim. thon in order to raise money to finance The money raised from the swim- their training over Christmas break a-thon will be used to rent the pool at Becauze of budget cuts, GSC is the Plantation Aquatic Club in forced to conserve energy. One way the Plantation, Fla. The money will also college accomplishes this is to turn off be used for meals, motels and the power in several buildings transportation for the swimmers. The throughout campus. The swim team's team will leave Dec. 26 and will problem is to find another facility to be in Florida for seven days. train and the money to finance it. "The swim team is sacrificing part According to coach Conrad of their break in order to stay in top Helms, "Training over Christmas is shape," said Helms. "Support from crucial to success at the end of the year. the students and faculty members We decided to help ourselves through will be greatly appreciated." our problems." The swim team will also be holding car washes and doughnut The money to rent another facility sales to help reach their goal. The is not available in the swim team's swim-a-thon will beheld Friday, Nov. budget. The coaches and members of One of the entries in the GSC Museum photography contest. 18, 4 p.m. at GSC's pool. All students the team came up with several ideas and faculty members are invited to to raise the money (approximately attend. \. News & Views QCCOOSOGOOOOOOSOOCOSOSi By Jean L. Satterthwaite The Finest Coffees Does anyone remember law? The question is whether or not the From Around The People have often lived with the judge has properly compared his case World Are Free radical ideal that a set of rules should with other cases. be established, and if they're broken, - What does this mean? We are a set form of restitution was due. This already working under a system that COME SAMPLE THE WORLD'S BEST COFFEES usually provided a simple, effective places far more emphasis on court means to guard everyone's rights precedence rather than on law. It within a society. would almost seem that the law is WHEN: Thursday, November 17, 8 a.m. - noon I suppose some would be deluded unimportant, what counts is what WHERE: The Williams Center, on Campus enough to believe that we operate another man has said. (Doesn't this WHY: The Grand Opening of the GSC Coffee Bar under this system here in the U.S. A almost sound like the arbitrary rule of set form of laws originated in the kings our constitution supposedly constitution. Rather than having freed us from? Maybe one judge some king making arbitrary law, we doesn't have all the power, but it still Try These Delicious Coffees: were to have the law as king. In a comes back to the arbitrary decision monumental work, Lex Rex, Samuel of some person instead of a "law" Coffees to Appreciate, Invigorate & Rutherford argued that all citizens, system.) Contemplate rulers and ruled alike, should live What could be more arbitrary than 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. — SUMATRA under a set law; this work, though judging one sentence by one judge rarely discussed now, had a mjaor against the one sentence of another 9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. — COLOMBIAN SUPREMO influence in the writing of the judge? Sentencing should be done 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. — MOCHA MINT constitution. according to what should be set forth Where are we now in the twentieth clearly in the law. There are always 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. — MARAGOGIPE INDEGENA century? It is now possible for going to be factors within a case, that someone to shoot the president on will make it impossible to be Enter "Count the Number of Beans" Contest national television and be declared compared to factors in another case. innocent. It is now possible for the The legal trend in this country is Win A Valuable Prize Supreme Court to basically make law, frightening. We cannot deal in vague as occured during the Row v. Wade generalities and arbitrary compari- Free Literature, Buttons, and More decision. The Supreme Court will rule sons and expect to be able to protect at the first of the year on a matter that the average citizens on the street from Cosponsored By: may further this trend in non-law. It crime. Many would call my view quite will decide on whether or not the 1,230 unenlightened, and certainly COFFEE convicts now on death row were simplistic. I will say this in DEVELOPMENT properly sentenced. response—the more we go toward this GROUP The question isn't whether or not arbitrary system of law, the worse our these convicts committed a capital crime rate becomes. It has come to the & offense or even if the laws under point that it is very difficult to say which these people were convicted that crime doesn't pay, it rarely cost THE GEORGIA SOUTHERN § were in keeping with the measures set the criminal anything anymore, COLLEGE COFFEE BAR 9 forth by the law in the constitution. while it costs the victim much. >soo9oco9oeGoeooo90oooooocooooeoc

-The GEORGE ANNE, November 17,1983, Page 11 "*"\ Record Review By FRED STUCKEY ENTERTAINMENT Record Critic **-. You all have probably seen Boy George on some magazine cover or talk show, and you've heard him sing GOODNITE PEACHES by Paul Falzone "Do you really want to hurt me?" What you may not know is that Boy George and his band, the Culture Club, have just put out another album entitled "Colour By Numbers" which is truly remarkable. I must admit that I was not over anxious to listen to "Colour By Numbers." Culture Club has never really been one of my favorite groups, and I considered Boy George another flash in the fashion trend pan. Well much to my surprise Boy George has talent, a lot of it. Don't get the impression that the Culture Club is Boy George, by all means no. Just listen to Roy Hays' guitar tear * GARFIELD® by Jim Davis through "Miss Me Blind" or feel Mike Graig's bass slide through "Stormkeeper" and you'll get what I mean. The Boy George does give "Colour By Numbers" a very warm feeling and he sings with so much emotion it's almost hard to believe. When Boy George and guest vocalist Helen Terry team up on songs such as "Church of the Poisoned Mind" and "Black Money" we are in for a very special treat. One of the most interesting songs is "That's The Way (I'm only trying to help you)." To the untrained ear this would sound like a soul ballad coming from a deep south church, but knowing that it is the Culture Club I BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed wonder if there is not an air of humor about the whole thing. WHO'S KNOWN' ■mm, / The rest of the band—Jon Moss, ON NW FRONT MR. I7AU-A&. drums, Mikey Craig, bass and Roy BOOR AT 5:00 you're UNPeK Hay guitar-keyboards—do good jobs wsraoN OF *rf| as musicians producing light catchy M0RNIN& »■ PATATResmS5ING \ ANP COMPUTER tunes. "Colour By Numbers" is not PIRACY. OPEN nearly as dance oriented as "Kissing UP. 0W. To Be Clever," but "Colour By Numbers" doesn't follow the same musical direction. However you may feel about this flamboyant sissy Boy George, he does give his heart and soul. "Colour By Numbers" is an album which cannot be overlooked. This album will be aired on WVGS, 107.7, tonight at 10:00 p.m. collegiate crossword Have a nice holiday.

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FOR SALE FOR SALE HELP WANTED LOST & FOUND

W)R Small apartment. Needs some FOR SALE: 1974 Mazda 808. Rebuilt engine. RENT: Best offer. 681-1944. ROOMMATE NEEDED: Cambridge Apts. LOST: Set of keys on dirt road leadig to sports % work. Any work done will partially take care of Female only. $316 per quarter. Ask for Lisa, complex. If found, please turn in to ihe'George- the rent. Call 681-4692. FOR SALE: 1979 Buick Regal, 6 cylinder, good Nancy or Sheila. 681-2042. Anne office or call 681-2924. condition, $4,200. Call 489-8223 after 4 p.m. FOR SALE: 1980 Honda 450 motorcycle. $895. LOST: A pair of brown shaded sunglasses on Call Elaine at 681-5200 before 5 p.m. or 587-5843 WANTED: Math graduate students. Part-time after six. FOR SALE: 14 kt. gold, seven-diamond cluster substitute math teaching jobs available from Wednesday, Oct. 26 between 5:30p.m. and 7 p.m. ring. Size 6. Price is a steal at $50. Seller needs Jan. 24- March in area school. In areas of math 7, in room No. 11, Newton Building or at Sarah's FOR SALE: Applause Guitar, 6-string, model some quick cash. Call 681-2205 before 10 a.m. or math 8, and elementary algebra. Call 681-2201 Place, If found, please turn into George-Anne No. AA24-A. In excellent condition with after 2 pjn. in the evening for more information. office or P.Y.S. LB 11021 or call 681-2401. Applause hard-shell case ($75 value). Contact R. Hearn, GSC LB 8214, Statesboro, GA 30460. JOBS OVERSEAS M/F: (Including LOST: One small Datalife floppy disk Contains Asking $200. WANTED Australia, South Pacific, Europe, Africa, many important personal computer files. Lost Alaska, Cruise Ships, Airlines). All Tuesday, Oct. 4 between library and Bingus FOR SALE: Queen size sofa; Loveseat; Box Magees. If found return to LB 11021 or to tfie WANTED: Female roomate to share furnished Occupations. Temporary and Full Time. $20,000 springs and mattress. Call 764-4092. to $60,000. Call Now! 206-736-51-3. EXT. 145. George-Anne office or call 681-2601. Reward if two-bedroom apartment close to campus. Call found. FOR SALE: 1982 Honda MB-5 50cc motorcycle. 489-8279. HELP WANTED: "COME TO THE Low mileage and excellent condition. Call Willie MOUNTAINS"-Top Brother/Sister camps in LOST: A set of prescription glasses were *^^ WANTED: Commuter from Savannah to accidentally removed from the English at 488-2254. Statesboro. Call Tena Gardner at 681-5668. Poconos of Pennsylvania—June 25-Aug. 21. Counselor positions available—Rocketry, arts Department Conference Room (Newton 332). and crafts, photography, rock climbing, Their return would be appreciated. Call Michele FOR SALE: Truck tool box. "Cheap.' Contact WANTED: Female roomate wanted to share Smitherman, 764-6586 or 681-5471. Doy at 681-5581 or L.B. 8111. furnished two-bedroom apartment close to computer, wrestling, sailing, land sports and campus. Call 489-8279. drama. Call(215) 224-2100 or write 110A Benson- LOST: Set of keys (6) on a pictured keychain. If East, Jenkintown, PA 19046. found, please return to George-Anne office! 'FOR SALE: Is it true you can buy jeeps for $44 WANTED: Commuter from Springfield to through the U.S. Government? Get the facts Statesboro. Call Margaret Seward at 681-5668. today! Call (312) 742-1142. Ext. 9600-A. WANTED: Male Siberian Husky for breeding purposes. Call 681-4421 after 5:30 p.m. This Weekend's Fri. B Sat. - 9 p.m., Sun. 81IO p.m. FOR SALE: 10-speed bicycle. Good condition. $50. Call 489-88^2 after 5:00. SERVICES FOR SALE: Murray 10«peed bicycle in excellent condition—$90. Call 764-5060. SERVICES: Professional typing-term paper, reports, etc. Call Nancy at 681-3500 after 5 p.m. SUB*MOVIE FOR SALE: Electric Lowrey keyboard organ. Short notice o.k. Like new with bench. $1700. Call 764r3l60. SERVICES: Designer Sunglasses. Free FOR SALE: 1979 Honda 400T, 7,500 miles, very engraving with purchase. Available in three good condition, $900. Call 681-3061—Greg styles. Just $10.00. Call: Holli Wood, 489-8183. Harrison. THE TYPING: Term parers, dissertations, etc. Can SNOBS FOR SALE: 1978 Buick Regal. Loaded. do overnight, but prefer 1 to 2 days notice. Excellent Condition. 53,000 miles. 489-8882 after AGAINST 5:30 pjn. Professional results—administrative assistant for 5 years. Call Cathy, 764-5266. THE FOR SALE: Pioneer 2000 SX stereo system RACQUET STRINGING: Tennis racquets- SLOBS. must sell. Call Richard Upshan at 681-1803. $11; Raquetball racquets-$$8; Badminton racquets-$5; Re-grips-$5. Private lessons also FOR SALE: Cassettes—speakers. Equilizers available. Contact Bill Champion, LB 12301 or just $39.95 ea. Brand names such as Audio-Vox, 489-8034. Sanyo-Craig available at wholesale prices! We Caddushack also specialize in watches, radios and clocks. For SERVICES: Need Typing Done? Call Linda ©iwOttONncnjMStonMNi *u wxnwiovto more information, call 764-9504. Carter at 764-6201 before 2:00, 865-2883 after 2:00. Weekend of Dec. 2nd and 3rd FOR SALE: 1982 Honda Express. Very low mileage, excellent condition, $300. Two rear SERVICES: Need an experienceo* typist? Call baskets and helmet included. Call after 6 p.m. Harriet at 764-6002. 852-5495.

FOR SALE: 1978 AMC Concord 4 door sedan, auto. Trans., PS, AC, radio, clean, excellent cond. $1995. Call Sharon Pratt 764-7326 after 5 /— p.m. weekdays.

FOR SALE: European Economy 1976 Fiat Schedule for WVGS a progressive alternative sedan. Only 64,500 actual miles. Good condition, Statesboro, Georgia 681-5525 see to appreciate. $1,100-$1,000 only. Call 681- I 2401. VI ¥ FOR SALE: 14 kt. gold, seven-diamond cluster SATURDAY SUNDAY ring. Size 6. Price is a steal at $50. Seller needs MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY FRIDAY some quick cash. Call 681-2205 before 10a.m. or after 2 p.m. 7-9 AM Keith Ling Jack Daniels Keith Ling Jack Daniels Jack Daniels Cherri Joe Mills (All) (All) (Rap) (NM.SR) FOR SALE: Kitten synthesizer by Octave (All) (All) . (All) Electronics. $300 firm. Send name and phone number to Allen Madding L.B. 10615. 9-11 Alan Bowman Raymond Wells J.J. Dave Perrault Dave Perrault Garfield John Webster (NM) (NM, HR) (NM) (NM) (NM) (NM.HR) (All)

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Page 14, November 17,1983 The GEORGE-ANNE SPORTS SHORTS GSC faces Marathon Oil Baseball team defeats Alumni Finishing fall practice Saturday, the GSC baseball team celebrated * Homecoming. As the varsity defeated the alumni 5-1. Among the in tonight's exhibition host Emory on Saturday, Nov. 19, at the Hanner Pool. In its opening meet By JONATHON DUKES Marathon Oil is also active as a the season with 13 wins—the most by a starter on the team. Sports Writer U.S. representative in international GSC basketball fans are getting amateur competition. The Oilers Men swimmers fall to Tampa accustomed to seeing quality play at have played as U. S. Club Champions Looking to improve on its 0-1 start, the GSC men's swim team will the Division I level. Tonight in the in South America, Mexico, England, host Emory on Saturday, Nov. 19, at the Hanner Pool in its opening meet Hanner Fieldhouse they should not Portugal, Sweden, Norway and of the season last weekend, GSC fell to Tampa 82-30. Earning a first place be disappointed. Denmark. finish for the Eagles was Rob Duggleby in the 50 meter—freestyle event. Coming to Statesboro to play the The Marathon Oil team has Finishing second was Billy Maurer in the 200meter—butterfly and Tank Eagles is the Marathon Oil team, one continued its success this year. In McNamara in the 100 meter—freestyle. of the most successful amateur teams April, the team won the annual in the country. Tip-off is set for 7:30 ABAUSA National Championship Women swimmers sink Tampa p.m. held at the Olympic Training Center The GSC women's swim team opened the season with a win over The Marathon team consists of in Colorado Springs. Tampa, 66-45. Leading the way for the Lady Eagles were Kathy former Division I college players and The Oiler team is packed with Wohlfarth, Patricia Sinclair, Kelley Moore and Laurie Cupstid. All of boasts the best record of any amateur players from winning Division I these swimmers captured first place in their divisions. The Lady Eagles team in the United States. Playing programs such as Florida State, journeyed to Clemson Tuesday, and will return to GSC to face Emory on against the top teams in college Loyola, Virginia Tech and GSC. Saturday, Nov. 19, at the Hanner Pool. basketball over the last four years, Former Eagle standout John Fowler is Marathon has compiled an amazing one of the players on the Marathon Oil record of 265-34. team. Eagles fans who remember the 6-9 Fowler can begin to imagine the Already this season, Marathon talent GSC will go up against tonight. has defeated the U. S. Junior Olympic Other players on the Oiler squad team and the University of Florida. are 6-9 Oren Gilmore from Florida "They're simply beating everyone State, 6-7 Andre Moore from Loyola they play," said Eagle head coach and 6-4 Phil Thieneman of Virginia Friends , Frank Kerns. Tech. Marathon Oil's list of champion- "With the talent they have, we can ships goes back several years. In 1978 make this game a tool for don't let friends and 1979, the team captured back-to- improvement," said Kerns. "This back National AAU titles. The only game will give our fans a chance to other team to do that was the Phillips see a really experienced and talented drive drunk. 66 Oilers of 1948-49. team." If your friend has had too much to drink, he doesn't have Marathon also won consecutive During the 1983-84 season, the to drive. Here are three ways to keep your friend alive ... -% National Amateur Basketball Marathon team will play in ten Association (NABA) titles in 1979 tournaments around the United and 1980. States and will play overseas at least Overall, the Eagles' opponent twice. tonight has won five National For the Eagles, this game will be Amateur Championships since 1978. their final warmup before the season "We're going to use the game as a opens. The defending TAAC learning experience," said Kerns. champions begin the regular season "Their team is loaded with talent and November 26 against Fort Valley experienced players." State in Hanner Fieldhouse. drive your friend home

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Eagles prepare for John Fowler and Marathon Oil. ********************* **-^****************\ * * B-ball games are free to students * * * callacab * The GSC basketball team opens the 1983-84 season with an * * exhibition game against Marathon Oil tonight at 7:30. The * * * regular season begins next Saturday, Nov. 26, at 7:30 against Ft. * ©US Department of Transportation * Valley State. Both games will be played at GSC's Hanner * National Highway Traffic Safety * Fieldhouse. The Eagles play 13 home games; all are free to GSC * Administration * J* students with a GSC ID card. > >* *********************************** ***** -The GEORGE-ANNE, November 17,1083, Page 15 McNair leads White team in intrasquad matchup

By JONATHON DUKES The Blue team, dressed in gold, team. Myles put in 12 points, playing "I hope this game showed our Sports Writer was led by hargrove who pumped in strong inside, while Davis had 13 players we've got to be more patient," Basketball fans got their first, 21 points and had a game-high ten points, directing the team from his said Kerns. chance to see this year's edition of rebounds. guard spot. Although the Eagle mentor noted Eagle basketball last Tuesday, as the To be successful this season, this season's team has more depth White team defeated the Blue team The Eagles' head coach was also Kerns said the Eagles have to be than last year's TAAC championship 91-79 in the annual season opening pleased with newcomers Tracy Myles patient, take good shots and rebound squad, the third-year coach said this scrimmage. and Woody Davis of the Blue-Gold more intensely. team lacks experience at the Division Led by junior Bill McNair and last I level. "We have more people capable year's hero Eric "Sleepy" Hightower, of playing," he said. the White squad came from behind In scrimmage, the Blue led by two and opened up what had been a close at the half behind Hargrove's game to win by 12. jumpers. The large crowd in the Hanner After the intermision, McNair Fieldhouse enjoyed the high-scoring missed only three shots from the field. affair, but the same cannot be said for He finished with eight of 13 shooting the GSC coaching staff. and seven of eight from the line to get "I'm sure it was exciting for the his game-high 23 points. fans, but as far as getting us ready for The game was close throughout the caliber of teams we'll play, it was and played at a fast pace, until the not a worthwhile endeavor," said final five minutes. Then the game head coach Frank Kerns. "Our slowed into a White team free throw patience and shot selection were non- shooting contest. existent." The Blue team trailed only 80-77 with over a minute remaining, but Kerns was pleased with McNair, were outscored 11 to two down the who along with Morris Hargrove stretch. transferred from East Carolina and With only about two weeks left sat out last year. McNair led the before the Eagles open the regular White team in scoring with 23 and season at home against Fort Valley rebounds with eight. Hightower had State, Kerns hopes the coaching staff 16 points. 1983-84 GSC men's basketball team. can overcome the problems he saw.

"% Lady Eagles defeat Chaflin 111-80 in scrimmage; begin to prepare for Clark By KARLA REDDING man-to-man defense to close at the sounded. However, this was not Sports Writer half with a 34-33 lead. enough for the two teams. They Coach Jeannie Milling had decided to play another half from previously stated that her Lady In the second half, Claflin guard there. The second string was added Eagles would concentrate on defense Cecilia Roberts began to apply for the third quarter. Coach Milling, and rebounds in their exhibition pressure. But Eagle guard Lisa Poller said that the three-quarter game. These are the exact things that was never intimidated. "Lisa is a very scrimmage game was a good test, led them to a 111-80 victory over good guard and handles the ball well since Claflin beat the Lady Eagles Claflin College Wednesday night. in tight situations," Coach Milling last year. The rebounding system proved said. Poller, who suffered a slight face Even though the victory was very effective for the ladies, giving injury during the game, played for claimed, the coach admitted to them an almost clean sweep victory. injured starter Val Flippen. Forward looking for weaknesses. She feels that Senior Trina "Tree" Roberts led in Cathy McNeil also kept things the ladies must concentrate on zone rebounds with 16 and was also moving. Coach Milling commented defense and offensive transitions. highlighted as the leading scorer for that she was impressed how McNeil So it's back to long hours of hard the game. Inside player Beverly added excitement to the game. "She is practice in order to be ready for their next Wilson, who relied on her versatility a small forward who gets the job opponent, which will be SIAC-ranked to change positions, ended up with 14 done," she said. Clark College of Atlanta. The two rebounds. The Lady Eagles had a 82-64 lead teams will meet in a tournament Nov. Although the Lady Eagles got into over Claflin when the final buzzer 25-26. f foul trouble early in the game, they still stayed low and played excellent FOOTBALL Continued from p 16 The fourth quarter gave GSC head * GSC backs also had a good outing. coach Erk Russell a chance to give Chipping in for GSC were Ham with playing time to the back-ups. With 66 yards, Melvin Bell with 65, Steve only 2:48 left to play Mars Hill drove Anderson with 41, Harris with 40, to the Eagle one-yard line, and scored and Clint Harper and Ben Holt with on a Calhoun run. The two-point 28 yards each. conversion failed, thus typically ending a miserable Mars Hill day, 35- "The offensive line turned in a 9. good performance," said QB Ham. A look at the stats would give a "When the line plays well, the backs different picture than was actually usually play well also." r painted. Mars Hill outplayed the Head coach Erk Russell was also Eagles, statistically speaking. The impressed with the play of the Lions had 24 first downs to GSC's 20, offense. "Our first drive for a 238 yards passing to GSC's 76, and no touchdown was as good as I've seen," penalties to GSC's four. However, said Russell. Mars Hill was unable to break the big Russell is also enthusiastic about play, thus resulting in the outcome. GSC's upcoming game against Outstanding GSC players Valdosta State. "Just the mention of included Hugo Rossignol, who picked the name Valdosta State seems to get off his third and fourth interceptions our kids' attention. Somehow, an of the year. "Hugo has played well all intense and natural rivalry has year," said GSC defensive developed," Russell said. The Eagles coordinator Mike Healey. "He has will face VSC Saturday at 7 p.m. at Lady Eagles head coach Jeannie Milling, back row in the middle, was *"■■ je. everything we have asked." the Blazer's Cleveland Field. impressed with GSC's win over Chaflin. Page 16, November 17,1983 The GEORGE-ANNE- Eagles now 54 GSC trounces Mars Hill 35-9 in Homecoming By GREG CLAY year, 9,385, witnessed the Eagle were going great until Hugo on a 28-yard run by Eagle back Sport Writer offense run up 383 yards, including Rossingnol, GSC's rover, stepped Gerald Harris. GSC scored 14 points in the first 307 yards rushing. between a Sean Bowles pass and its See FOOTBALL, p. 15 quarter of Saturday's Homecoming GSC's first possession resulted in intended receiver, and raced 95 yards contest against Mars Hill. That a score. An 80-yard drive culminated to paydirt. would prove to be all they needed, as in 23-yard scoring romp by QB Tracy With GSC leading 14-0 in the the Eagles routed the Lions 35-9. Ham. second quarter, Rossignol intercepted The largest home crowd of the On the Lions' next drive, things his second pass of the day at the Lion 29. The Eagles then managed a seven-play drive that ended in another Ham score. Mars Hill's only socre of the half came on a David Shealy 27-yard field goal. The score at halftime was 21-3. All of the third quarter scoring belonged to the Eagles, as Ham hit Monty Sharpe for a 47-yard passing score on GSC's first possession. The score was followed by a bow to the fans from Sharpe. "I felt obligated to give an encore, so I took a bow in the end zone," said Sharpe. Moments later, GSC tight end Bart Schuchts recovered a dropped punt, to set up the Eagles' fifth Hugo Rossignol led GSC's touchdown of the day. The TD came defense against Mars Hill.

THE GEORGE-ANNE SPORTS Eagle QB Tracy Ham sets up to pass against Mars Hill. By Cliff Proctor Alumni ruggers teach youngsters a lesson By PAUL HARRIS Britain. Atwood played flanker, and From the sidelines Sports Writer proved to be a big factor in GSC's In the annual alumni rugby match play. He showed excellent tackling We slaughtered 'em. We dominated 'em. GSC made the Mars Hill last Saturday, the GSC alumni beat and kicking abilities, despite injuries Lions look like a buch of kitty cats. And what ticks me off about the whole the younger Eagle squad by a score of to the head and back. thing is that I wasn't even here to see it. Yes, Mr. Opportunity had tickets 30-24. The match was played quickly The Eagles' hooker, David to "the game." So I left the 'boro Friday afternoon headed for Athens. Oh, and both sides showed excellent back Williams, who scored twice for GSC, boy, what a mistake that was! Having to sit through that massacre in 35 lines. GSC's scrum, on the other said, "It was a tough match, but we degree weather with no antifreeze was as close to hell as I ever care to get. hand, wasn't quite up to par, due to have to get tougher if we want to If the Dogs had given us something to cheer about, it might have been injuries suffered by team veterans win." different. The only pleasure I got from going to that game was listening Brent Nichols, Roberto Macedo and This Saturday, the GSC Rugby to the great Larry Munson give the play-by-play over my Sony Walkman. Paul Harris. Football Club travels to Brunswick to ********* From the sidelines, the fans saw play in the Coastal Area Touring Side an exciting match with many Tournament. The play begins at Georgia's losing brings up several questions that Dooley & Co. will nine a.m. Saturday with the have to deal with, such as: What's it like to spend New Year's Eve sporatic bursts of play. One player responsible for this type of play was Eagles facing the University of somewhere other than New Orleans? What new slogans can we come up GSC's Adrian Atwood, from Great Georgia RFC. with to replace the old ones (SUGAR bound, SUGAR Dawgs, sweet as SUGAR, etc.)? You can't spell SUGAR without UGA. But what cliches can we invent using the word "cotton?" COTTON Dawgs sounds dumb, sweet as COTTON won't work, and you can spell COTTON without UGA. Oh, well, I'm sure they'll think of something. Yes, Georgia will most likely go to Dallas to face the Texas Longhorns in the Cotton Bowl. Remember the Longhorns? They crushed Auburn earlier this year. I wonder how Dooley will face being a 10-20 point underdog. I wonder what Herschel Walker thinks about the whole situation. I wonder if there's a Bourbon Street in Dallas. ********* Enough talk about Georgia, the real action took place at Womack Field this weekend. Saturday's game marked the last game that the Eagles will play at Womack Field. That is, if the stadium plans go on as expected. The way that the Eagles played there on Saturday though, I wish we could play there some more. Our defense, who did give up a lot of yards, did not give up a lot of points. GSC held Mars Hill to only nine, and their season average had been 18 points per game. And our offense scored well above their average too. What can you say about the offense? Tracy Ham. Tracy Ham; Tracy Ham. ********* HAM FOR HEISMAN!!! Eagle ruggers in earlier action against Emory.