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1False alarm at Dixon empties dorm I [council candidate I by Benjamin Cunningham Chanticleer Editor in chief lseeks student vote I Residents of Dixon Hall were forced to evacuate their dorm for a little over an hour on Sunday evening as lat SCA meeting I smoke filled the hallways, causing a resident assistant to by Thomas Webb pull the fire alarm, though investigators found no signs of a fire. Chanticleer News writer Lt. Steve Spoon of the Jacksonville Fire Department The SGA's second meeting of the who responded to the fire alarm said most of the smoke year was unexpectedly cut short this may have actually come from a fire extinguisher that was week, due to -a tornado warning. found on the second floor of the dorm, where the smoke Despite the severe weather, the SGA was reportedly the thickest. did manage to get some of their more "Right now it appears there wasn't any fire origin, just pressing business out of the way. an extinguisher, the cloud an extinguisher gives off, and Jacksonville City Council candidate that may have been all that was," Spoon says. "There's Joe Kirkland talked to the SGA and no fire. That's what we saw, every room was checked." students about why he felt they University Police have begun an investigation, and should vote for him in Tuesday's though little has been learned, investigators suspect there runoff election. He cited his experi- may have also been a smoke bomb set off in the dorm. ence and his cooperation with JSU as "The only thing we've determined is that some reasons students should support him. unknown student set off a fire extinguisher and possibly a "I want to be a voice for the students smoke bomb," says Sgt. Rick Tubbs of UPD. on the city council," said Kirkland. "I Sgt. John Mauer of UPD says that no evidence of a don't think you've had a voice in the smoke bomb was found, but that doesn't rule out the the- past." Kirkland also expressed inter- ory in his mind. est in generating further cooperation "I'm speculating, but it's either someone's set off a between the city and the University. smoke bomb and a fire extinguisher- or just a smoke Jama Waller After Kirkland finished speaking, A student? belongings sir across the street from Dixon Hall, which was evac- the minutes of the last meeting were see Dixon page 3 uated Sunday evening because of afire alarm. read and approved. The executive reports were read, although there was little to report. It was announced that Luttrell store offers students another food option allocation forms for organizations by Katrina Oliver Thomas Marriot's Director of Food and "It's good having a place I can go were available in the SGA offices and Chanticleer News writer Education Services. Several locations when I get hungry and it is late," says that progress had been made in the were looked at and Luttrell was in a Tonia. Tiffaney adds that the coupons How do you spell "convenience"? purchase of signs with last year's central area that provided good park- are a good way to let everyone know Marroit spells it "J.W." Casino Night funds. The Marriot ing. It helped that the dorm was not where they are. Shequetha Geathers, J' W"s Dining-sponsored convenience store located On the first being used. Renovations began in J.W.'s clerk, says that a lot of students in Luttrell Hall was mentioned, along floor of Luttrell Hall, opened April of this are buying the Rice Crispies treats, September 3, The store, with plans to possibly add arcade 1996. The store has lots of small items , Rolaids, and paper plates. Frozen din- games, barbecue pits, televisions, intended t' sunplify student life at from film to crackers and cheese with ners and ice cream are also good sell- JSU, is sponsored by Marriot. and sand volleyball courts to Luttrell that infamous red stick. For students ers. Joe Whitmore' in the future. According with a microfridge, frozen entrees are Joe Whitmore says that they are exit- The homecoming theme, "Extra! Director of Institutional Analysis' One available. And for the person on a seri- ed about the grand opening on Oct. 3, individual cannot be credited with the Extra! Read all about it!," was ous budget (or with a death wish) they J- Day. A live remote from J.W.'s idea. explained as honoring former editors even have Spam. Sony , no condoms. withWQEN's Rick and Bubba will be "A survey was taken three years ago of the Mimosa and the Chanticleer. Tiffaney Williams and Tonia Ellis he1 from 12p.m.- 3p.m. J.W.'s is a find an Outlet that enhance have made their second trip to J.W.'s . 1 see SGA page 3 1 resident life," says Noah Rucker, see Store page 3 PAGE 2 SEPTEMBER 12,1996 THE CHANTICLEER

*The SGA Student Senate meets every Monday night at 6 PM in the TMB auditorium on the 3RD floor of the TMB. Everyone is encouraged and welcome to attend. *The Student Activities CounciI meets every Monday at 3 PM in the Candidates take stands on education Student Activities office on the 4TH floor of the TMB. Students are encouraged and welcome to attend. by Jenny Ford college cheaper for average Americans and *The SGA executive board meets every Tuesday at 3 PM in the Student Chanticleer News writer easier to access. Families can choose Activities office on the 4TH floor of the TMB. Students are encouraged and welcome to attend. It's coming this November whether we are between two options: a $1,500-a-year tuition *"Terrorism." The Sociology Club and LAE Club will be meeting ready or not. That's right, the Presidential tax cut for the first two years of college or a Thursday, Sept. 19th at 2:30 pm in 141 Brewer Hall. The speaker will be Election is approaching. There has been a $10,000 tax deduction for college tuition. Mr. Peter Symonds. The Sociology Club will have an organizational great deal of talk from all three parties (Yes, meeting afterwards. All students are welcome. the Reform Party does count) about what they Dole *The Zeta Sigma Nu Mountian Bike Club meets every Wednesday night at 9:30, on the back porch of Weatherly Hall. Everyone with an interest in will do when their candidate takes office in Bob Dole voted against creating the cycling is welcome. For more information, please call 435-0881. January. For the next few weeks the Department of Education as a US Senator and *The JSU Writer's Club will be meeting Wednesday, September 18th at Chanticleer will report on each candidate's would abolish it if elected. The Republican 4:OOpm on the 7th floor of the Houston Cole Library. ~n~ interested stu- announced platform for a particluar issue. platform also calls for an end to the federal dents are invited to attend. Most information will be gathered from can- Direct Loan program. Dole believes schools -The Birmingham Area Metro Chapter of the JSU Alumni Association will hold a pre-game tailgate party on Saturday, September 21 at Legion didate's sites on the Internet's World Wide should be run by the states alone, with only Field in the eastside parking lot (outside gates 12 and 13). The party will Web. This week's issue, education, is one certain programs such as civil rights and spe- start at 12:30 pm and end at 6:OO. This event is open to students, alumni, issue that is important to all of us as students. cial education being left under federal con- and supporters of JSU. Entertainment will be provided by JAMM Audio. To be fair we will begin with a different can- trol. Dole also supports public school choice. The party is B.Y.0.B.- (Bring Your Own Basket.) didate each week. That way, everyone will He supports an amendment allowing volun- *The University Danball Alliance will hold a meeting for students inter- tary school prayer. Dole also feels that public ested in the sport at 6:30 pm on Wednesday, Sept. 25 on the third floor of get the chance to be first. This week we begin the TMB. Anyone intersted in learning about the game is invited to attend. with President Bill Clinton. schools should teach only in English and stop The four UDA teams will be accepting new members. the practice of multi-lingual education. Clinton As for higher education, according to a story According to the CNN/Time All Politics by the College Press Service, Dole wants to Page (www.allpolitics.com), President allow low and middle-income taxpayers to Clinton supports national standards for edu- deduct the interest on student loans. He also cation along with charter schools and public would allow parents to set up tax-sheltered school choice. He opposes school vouchers accounts to save for their children's college education. -9-9-96 Cheryl Lynn Slater reported theft of property at Forney Hall. given to parents for the amount of their tax One Fast Track II was stolen. money used to pay for public schools so they -9-10-96 Zachary David Morris, 24, of Guntersville, AL was arrested may pay tuition for a private school. Perot and charged with DUI at Beck Circle and Pelham. In higher education Clinton has made his The Perot '96 Home Page says that the can- -9-11-96 Dennis Evan Conner, 19, of Carol, GA was arrested and stand clear. He has signed the Student Loan didate for the Reform Party would concen- charged with minor in possession of alcohol at Crow Hall. trate on getting discipline problems out of the *9-11-96 Ahmad Rashad, 19, of Temple, GA was arrested and charged Reform Act that allows students to borrow with possession of marijuana at Crow Hall. directly from the government instead of from nation's schools. He would also "restore 09-11-96 Darrell Euel Reeser, 19, of Lake City, FL was arrested and banks. The act also increases repayment local control over schools, create small neigh- charged with possession of marijuana at Crow Hall. options. In 1993 Clinton signed the National borhood schools, place a greater emphasis on *9-11-96 JSU reported possession of marijuana and minor in possession Service Act, also known as Americorps, teachers, and have extensive parental involve- of alcohol at Crow Hall. ment in our schools." 09-12-96 JSU reported possible marijuana use on the second floor of which allows students to participate in nation- Dixon Hall. al service jobs to earn money for college. Perot's stance on higher education issues 09-13-96 JSU reported DUI and resisting arrest at Subway parking lot. Clinton has also proposed tax cuts to make were not mentioned on the page.

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THE CHANTICLEER SEPTEMBER 19,1996 PAGE 3 Dixon from page 1 . . bomb," Mauer says. "They minutes." MANAGEMENTTRAINEES/SALES COORDINATORS . .. - -. . . - .. . . -. . . [tire C(r police ofiicials] didn't Dixon residents who were find any in the building but evacuated when the alarm they could have also run their was pulled waited across the &A course by the time they got street in front of Self Hall BUILD 9 there, and somebody could while police officers, fire- have picked them up and men, and University mainte- SUCCESS ;$- .la: thrown them. out." nance personnel cleared the Ray Creel, director of smoke from the building and University housing, says he searched for the source. expects something other than Several students stood next to the fire extinguisher caused piles of belongings they the smoke. "There's no burn brought out of the dorm with marks on the floor, where them. usually if you have a smoke "When I came out I just saw bomb, you're going to have a lot of smoke jbst caving in burn marks. There was one ... all over the place," says third fire extinguisher that had floor resident Julius Marshall. been discharged, but I don't It seemed like it was coming think that it caused that from bot'h directions, and I [smoke]." started coughing and stuff. I largest, most recognized name in renting and selltn , construction/ industrial equipment to contractors, iniustry The fire alarm, which UPD heard them say 'Everybody and government. downstairs, everybody out."' If you've got what it takes to succeed, Hertz Equipment says came at 553 Sunday Rental is equipped to give you the future. For immediate evening, was pulled by Dixon "I just came out of my room consideration, lease fax or send your resume to: Alhr: Dept. g~,Herh Equipment Rental Hall RA Jeff Swann. and there was smoke in the Co ration, 3200 Hi hland Parkway, Suite "I was the RA on duty," hall," says Brian Ussery, who 3Gm)rma, GA 30882.5192, FAX# (770)436-2173. says ~hann."We had smoke lives on the first floor. "I was coming" from the second iust sitting- there watching- TV, [floor] hall, and it spread up heard the alarm go off, so I I An Equal Opportuntty Employer to the first and third. I pulled got up and went outside. I the fire alarm, got everybody figured it was just another out of there, in about three one of those little pranks." Lunch Sfore from page 1 temporary name and there is running in the Chanticleer. an upcoming contest for stu- The decision on the name sSpecials dents to pick a new name. will be made the week after IDomino The winner will receive a Homecoming. ~JACKSONYILLEI 00 LOCATION qf& oO, mountain bike donated by Anyone interested in Coca-Cola. Smaller prizes employment with J. W.'s will be given away. Other may apply at any Marriot promotions, such as the free facility on campus. ONLY coke couDon, will also be I SGA from page 1 ; 1 ORDER OF BREAD i i SMALL PIZZA g I Homecoming t-shirts are now last week was passed unani- I I +I' ready, and will be on sale mously, appointing Julie Pratt STICKS, SALAD I 1 ONE IL #71 sometime next week. as Spirit ' Committee I I -.I9 Concern was expressed over Chairperson. After the bill 19 ANDICOKE ,, TOPPING p l the lack of parking and heavy was passed the SGA quickly traffic that has been making adjourned, and the meeting many student late for classes. broke up amid the screams of A bill that had been tabled the severe weather sirens. '1 z MEDIUM PIZZA i i LARGE PIZZA ~i I I 3 1 1: 2 TOPPINGS I I 2 TOPPINGS el 2 COKES 2 COKES

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ws/fair/. Yale tops The top 10 national universities and liberal arts colleges Duke to speak at Cal-State US News are: National Universities by Colleen DeBaise affirmative-action policies in would not invite a rapist to all state hiring and college speak." 1. Yale University (Conn.) College Press Service list of top 2. princeton university LOS ANGELES - In a con- admissions. The money to pay Duke and (N.J.) troversial vote, the student "David Duke should come Hicks, who will recieve about 10 colleges 3 Harvard University senate at califonia state speak here, because we need $1,000, comes from student ~~i~~~~i~~-~~~h~id~~decid- students to express their fees that support activities by College Press Service. (Mass.) 4. Duke University (N.C.) ed to pay former KU K~UX said Tamara such as lectures. Benefield, a 20-year-old phi- In its 10th annual 5. Massachusetts Institute of Klan member David Duke Kirsten O'Brien, a member $4,000 to debate affirmative losOphyjunior. of CSUN's lesbian and gay "America's Best Colleges" Technology "This type of tolerance is student center, said, "There's issue, U.S. News & World 6. Stanford University action on campus. the main pillar of a multicul- a difference between allowing Report named yale the best (Calif.) . ~h~ senate voted 12-11 to national university and 7. Dartmouth University invite the former Lousiana tualist society, without which free speech and encouraging we would be relegated to nar- hatred." Swathmore the best national (N.H.1 legislator to a Sept. 25 debate O'Brien said of Duke's liberal arts college. 8. Brown University (R.I.) with Joe Hicks, a civil rights die- views," she said. scheduled appearance: "I plan T~ identify the best schools, 9. Northwestem University activist and executive director of the L~~ ~~~~l~~-b~~~dOthers disagreed. Marc on attending, and I plan on U.S. News tallied the results (111.) of 2,730 surveys of college National Liberal Arts Multicultural Collaborative. Powell, a member of the sen- protesting." Gov. Pete Wilson's office presidents, deans, and admis- Colleges "We seem to forget that this ate, called Duke "a pest in our society" who should not be condemned the senate's deci- sions directors. The experts 1. Swathmore College (Pa.) if a university," explained invited to speak at CSUN. sion, however, saying that were asked to look at acade- 2. Amherst College (Mass.) senate President Vladimir Powell also voiced his con- Duke was not an appropriate mic reputation, student selec- 3. Williams College (Mass.) Cerna, whose vote broke an cem that Duke might use the choice at a discussion on tivity, faculty resources, 4. Wellesly College (Mass.) 11-1 1 deadlock. "If YOU can't retention rate and other fat- 5. P0m0na College (Calif.) discuss these issues here, $4,000 in his campaign for Proposition 209. the U.S. Senate. Duke, who "To equate the civil rights tors when ranking a school. 6. Haveford College (Pa.) where can You do it?'' lost to Democratic Sen. J. measure, an initiative that The quality rankings appear 7. Middlebury College (Vt.) During an open forum, a seeks to end discrimination, in the Sept. 16 issue of U.S. 8. Bowdoin College number of students ques- Bennet Johnston in 1990, will News, available on news- (Maine) tioned whether ~~k~ should ,face 14 other candidates in with a racist like David Duke, allowed to debate Louisiana's open primary is an outrage," Sean Walsh, stands or on the Web at 9. Carleton College (Minn.) be Sept. 21. the governor's press secretary, http://w~w.usn~ws.co~/~s~~10 Bryn Mawr College (Pa.) Proposition 209, a November ballot measure that would ban "He is not a reputable per- told reporters. son," Powell said. "We

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I I I Of course, it is a little early often overlook is the student to predict that things are going media which include the to stay like this, but it would Chanticleer, the Mimosa, and I On the increase at JSU? 1 be a welcome change. 92-5. These media attempt to For years the many voices Perhaps the increase in student inform as well as entertain stu- on the editorial pages of the I We Suggest: involvement is due to the dents. They have the potential VV Chanticleer have harped They've been here for years, beginning of a new year, or to do so much more if only repeatedly on a pair of closely Keep the good but this semester, they've been maybe it's caused by the large students would get involved. number of new freshmen. We at the Chanticleer wel- related issues. From nearly stuff coming. spotted all over campus, from every section editor in recent Paul Snow Stadium, to the Whatever the reason, I for one come feedback and have been lmemory and from countless 1 I I campus Quad, even in the am happy to see the increase impressed with the amount we letters to the editor we have heard the concerns about lack oj Chanticleer office. in student involvement. have received so far. Several student involvement on campus, and about the inferiority of What are we going to do We are fortunate to have students have volunteered to student services offered by the University. about this situation? numerous events where we write for us and this increase can interact with other stu- in staff allows us to cover In the past year, we have seen a gradual swell in actions encourage it, feed it, nuture it, dents and participate in cam- more campus events. But it is taken about these concerns. Students do indeed seem to be whatever it takes to make it pus functions, but many of us impossible to cover every- more involved in campus affairs. Despite low turnout at grow. Who or what are don't take advantage of these thing, especially if we don't recent SGA meetings, the activity of senators and members "they," you ask? "They" are opportunities. The Student know it's happening. of the executive board so far is pleasing. Also, it's just the you (students, of course- Government Association So, that's where you come beginning of the year. Many new students may not yet be freshmen, sophomores, sponsors several events in. Students from different aware of what they can do to help out. juniors, seniors, and seniors- and-holding). throughout the year, but with organizations, can contact us Student services and activities have also been on a bit-by- the exception of major events, with information about events. bit increase. A new computer lab here, a n$w event there, This semester it seems more students are crawling out of student participation is often The Chanticleer reserves a all step-by-step. minimal. section for organiztions to1 Until now. their hiding places and partici- pating in campus events and This is especially obvious at post announcements and other Recently the University has undertaken a dizzying number the SGA meetings. So they're information. of projects to benefit student life at JSU. The increase in organizations. From the impressive student turnout at not exactly social events, but Rember, we are a student computer services and facilities is applaudable in its own the pep rally and the home you could find out what the paper. Let us know what you right. ~nternetaccess, new computers, more labs, new soft- game to student response to SGA has planned. The meet- think, or if there is something ware, and the support staff to help students deal with it all on campus you feel other stu- the Chanticleer, student inter- ings are open to all students, are reason to applaud JSU for its leaps forward. est seems to be budding on and this is where you need to dents might be interested in or There's also the new convenience store in Luttrell Hall. campus. voice your opinions. benefit from, write, call, or e- It's a great idea, and one that benefits students living on Another outlet JSU students mail us. campus more than anyone else. Finally! And, unlike the Roost, it's open late. Now there's talk of turning unused space in Luttrell over for student use-- rooms for organizations to meet in, volleyball courts, game rooms, etc. It's everything the TMB and Stephenson Hall would be if they were closer to the resi- dence halls and had useful hours. Hopefully students will take advantage of the new facilities if the ideas for Luttrell are approved. More things to do on campus might mean more students staying to do them on the weekends. More students around on the weekends might mean more students with a little idle time at school looking for stuff to do and organizations to join. Space for those organizations to meet in might mean groups providing more things to do on campus. And of course, that just starts the cycle over again. Let's hope these ideas keep coming. Perhaps on future weekends Jax State will no longer be the Emptiest Campus in the South. THE CHANTICLEER SEPTEMBER 19,1996 PAGE 7

actions against Iraq? "Please do not stop pursuing this matter" I found last week's "Issue of the Week" article on the Salls Hall vandalism, and the admin- --compiled by Janna Waller istration's stonewalling of The Chanticleer's investigation, to come as no great surprise. For as long as I've attended this university, I have always observed that the administration very much manipulates the content of the newspaper by refusing to provide information on mat- "My question is why is the ters of this nature. It is every student's right to know exactly what has been determined thus United States the only countly far in this investigation, and the administration's refusal to responsibly share information involved? I feel the U.S. should- through the student newspaper is inexcusable and all too familiar. On the rare occasions n 't be the world police." when administration officials are inspired to grunt an utterance or two, the depth and breadth of their remarks make some of George Bush's well-known sound bites appear to posses the -Enia Holland romantic eloquence of Shelly. Senior As the implication in this story, true or untrue, seems to be that athletes are being given preferential treatment (say it ain't so!), I would think that the administration would be eager to prove that the ongoing investigation is as unbiased and energetic as any involving non- athlete students would be. Instead, the prevailing attitude seems to be , "If we don't talk, "I don't understand why they everyone will forget about it." Given student apathy here, this strategy has always worked [Iraq] didn't learn their lesson well. Please do not stop pursuing this matter. If I'm still reading articles about this story a the first time. I think that the year from now, I'll be happy, because I for one, have had my fill of the athletics-over-acade- U.S. is completely justified in mics mentality of this university's administration! Perhaps the SGA's "Friendly Police" can being over there and I hope be authorized to start an independent investigation since the university police are probably things don 't go as far as they did too busy writing parking tickets to the matter the attention it deserves! last time." -Billy Greene Carey Paige Junior Student unhappy with warning system "I think that our government As a student here at JSU, I expect the tornado warning. Whv was there 25 minutes should concentrate more on University to ensure my safety. when no one seemed to know. or perhaps domestic affairs. Our country has enough problems to wqrry Unfortunately, the Universtiy failed to do its care. what was going on?? I know the duty on the evening of September 16. At the University's system for severe weather emer- about. " time, I was in Martin Hall in a meeting after gancies works well during the day--there are -Jennifer Barton my 4:30-6:30 class ended. Other classes, of considerably more people on campus. but Sophmore course, meet in Martin and other places on what about those of us who have evening campus during the evening: For those of you classes? What are we supposed to do? who don't know, or simply chose to ignofe it, Some may think I'm overreacting. Alabama the tornado warning sirens went off at has tornado warnings issued all the time. This "We've tried and there has been approximately 6:20 P.M. Since I don't live time we were lucky. But what about the next no cooperation. I feel we should within city limits, I don't know what each time? I know that personally I'd rather over- forget about it and leave. We siren means. They all sound the same to me react and be safe than not react and be dead. should concentrate more on our anyway. Apparently neither did anyone else Wake up JSU! ! ! It's time to fix your emer- own country. " or if they did, they chose not to act promptly. gancy system! ! It wasn't until 6:45 P.M.--25 minutes after the -Donna Wates first siren sounded--that we were informed, Sesalea Fuller, Senior with the rest of Martin Hall, that there was a Junior

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Story by Bill King Photos by Janna Waller Spasmic by design

Quenchable Quid breaks into Jacksonville's music scene

On the top of the 966th page improvisational recordings. we.'re getting gigs. So, I don't of Websters 9th New The band kept meeting and think that it is." Spivey, and Alan Shaw. Collegiate Dictionary appear eventually played a few gigs Sparrowhawk adds, "The the guide words around town, including a thing that's hard about glay- "Quenchable" and "Quid." - show for Senator Glenn ing in Jacksonville is the fact If you live in Jacksonville or Browder and last week's Get that you don't normally make are just passing through, on Board Day. At the Get On very much money ...not even those two very words can also Board Day performance the enough to rent a decent P. A." be found at local bars. It's band ran into a little trouble "There are places that could the name of a great band you getting started. "Tim (Spivey) provide a place for bands to could go to see. went to some meeting with play five nights a week, but Quenchable Quid was creat- one member from each band, they just don't do it," Fifer ed in the midst of Hurricane and when they asked who concludes. Opal on a cold October day in wanted to play first, they Fifer illustrates how well 1995 by Scott Sparro-whawk, were fighting for it. Usually Jacksonville based bands get .41an "Duck Shaw, and Tim everybody wants to be last at along by saying, "Since Spivey. "School was canceled night, but nobody wanted it we've gotten serious about that day somewhere around and we ended up getting it. playing, there's been a great ' noon, and around two But around 6:00 p. m. they deal of solidarity between the o'clock in the afternoon I came and took all of our bands in helping each other to Fifer. "It's more symphonic and Thurston Moore of Sonic went over and started playing microphones because they help themselves. I mean fusion, I would say. Because Youth. with Scott and Tim. We were only checked out from we're not patting ourselves it's so thick it can't help but "I can honestly say that this played until well past mid- 1:00 p. m. until 6:OO p. m. So, on the back. but basically by symphonic. And, it.s defi- is the best assemblage I,ve night. We played all through we ended up having to use we've been at the right place nitely rock It,s not more ever played with,n says Fifer our own and borrow some at the right time. From talk- the hurricane as it was just classical tinge than rock tinge of his bandmates. "We are all beating down on the house." from the band before us," ing to people from Highly or more jazz tinge than blues truly serious musicians and Less than a week later they explains Shaw. Grid, Ethan and the Ewox, tinge,., he adds. Quid is an extension of that," This week marks the bands Old School, and Idols on began talking to Mark Fifer at ,.I guess that we try to go in he says. a Phi Mu Alpha party .about first time playing bars togeth- Parade, it's like everybody is as many different directions You can catch Quenchable going to start to look out for what the band needed to be er in Jacksonville and they're with our sound as we can,H Quid during their complete," says Shaw. looking forward to it. When each other now, and I think says Sparrowhawk. night performance at the On November 1st with asked if they think it is diffi- that is a way to open the door It is evident that the Schoolhouse on Cedar Sparrowhawk on bass, Shaw cult to get gigs arou'nd for more [bands] to play live music is a mixture of all of all Springs Road. The perfor- on drums, Spivey on guitar, Jacksonville Fifer states, "I in Jacksonville." the major music genres. They mance starts at 10:30 p. m. Mark Fifer on keyboards, and would say 'yeah,' [but] we Quenchable Quid describes note Frank Zappa as their For more information, ex-guitarist Jason Young, the haven't tried to do it. And, its sound as "a prolonged, major musical influence fol- Quenchable Quid can be band made the first of many now that we're trying to do it, controlled spasm." "It's pret- lowed by the Beatles, Pink reached at 435-3150. THE CHANTICLEER SEPTEMBER 19,1996 PAGE 9

there was absolutely no way it Three, Linda Perry and Grace Slick, After roughly two and a half could even come close to being as Toadies, and NY Loose. The only years, consisting of many side pro- good as its predecessor. I was song I just mentioned that I dldn't jects, Pearl Jam is back with their wrong. like was "Tonite is a Special Nite" latest release "No Code." You can "City of Angels" has a grade "A" from the TrickyIGravediggaz col- tell the band is still in the develop- line up of bands and singers making laboration. I disliked it not because ing stage of its sound. They incor- it a very enjoyable record. The CD -- it is a rap song, but because it porate the music styles of Nusrat KMFDM If there is a song on the CD that begins with Hole doing a rendition lacked the ability to move. ~atehAli Khan ("who We Are") XTORT stands out from the rest, it has to be of the Stevie Nicks classic "Gold The next two songs, "Sean Olson" and Neil Young ("Smile") which Dust Women," and even though by Korn and "Teething" by the KMFDM, the fifth track, accurately entitled are the latest artists the band has "Dogma." "Dogma" is the war cry I've heard the song several million Deftons are my two favorites. Both been hanging out with. There's your Inc. of a malignant TV generation hell times on MTV I still find myself sit- are from the same basic genre of peaceful easy feeling tunes like by Bill King bent on reshaping its destiny and ting through it every time I hear it. music, a kind of hard Core combi- "Present Tense", "Sometimes," and crushing its enemies. Comprised of White Zombie follows with "I'm nation of metal and industrial "Off He Goes," along with hard Kein Mehrheit Fur Die Mitleid lines like "the only reason you're Your Boogie Man" which is a cover The CD ends with a live version rockin' songs to compliment them (No Pity For The Majority), better still alive is because someone has of a K.C. and the Sunshine Band of "I Wanna be Your Dog" by Iggy like "Hail, Hail," "In My Tree," known as KMFDM, are back with decided to let you live," the song tune. The "Sex on the Rocks" remix Pop, "Lil' Boots" by Pet, and the and "Mankind." And everyone their latest release XTORT, the self- embodies the incisive nature of of the song can be found on the title track "City of Angels" by knows you can't have your Pearl proclaimed "Industrial Soundtrack KMFDM you know and love. Band remix album "Super Sexy Swingin Above the Law featuring Frost. I Jam without the Eddie Vedder- to the Holy Wars." Along with the leader Sascha Konietzko put it best Sounds." was surprised by the Pet track since mumbling-beyond-comprehension usual suspects XTORT features an when he said, "On XTORT we Next comes Filter with I usually don't go for female front- lyrics, so us sing-a-long types don't all-star cast of collaborators includ- threw out the baby and decided to "Jurassitol." This is a definite high- ed bands or pop son-gs. tarnish the words as we're driving. ing Chris Connelley and William just raise the afterbirth." light from the CD because of its "in All in all the soundtrack is great down the road. Rieflin of Ministry and Revolting your face" sound and lyrics. and worth a listen. I haven't seen All in all "No Code" is a great Cocks; and F.M. Einheit of Surprisingly enough Filter was one the movie, and am still a bit leery of accomplishment in the further Einsturzende Neubaten. Spoken of the reasons I thought I wasn't it, but if it is as good as its sound- development of Pearl Jam. word artist Nicole Blackrnan has going to like the soundtrack. I track then it's a definite winner. And although there probably also joined the team to lend her thought they'd be this year's won't be a video on MTV, there luminous vocals to the abrasive answer to Nine Inch Nails. I was Pearl Jam will be an appearance on David drum beats and thunderous guitar again wrong. Then there is P.J. No Code Letterman and there's even a men- riffs. Harvey. P.J. does an original titled Epiction of a possible tour. But for right "Naked Cousin" and makes my list now you can go with something Songs like "Apathy," "Wrath," by Bill King Records and "Son of a Gun" highlight the of favorites from the CD at about that's an absolute...... GET THIS number four. by Robert C.D.!!!! You will not be disappoint- album and let you know they are When I first learned that there was the "the fist in your face" and "the The list goes on, Bush, Ticky vs. Ray ed. going to be a sequel to The Crow, I The Gravediggaz, Seven Mary thorn in your side." "Inane," with thought, "How is that possible?" its use of just about the entire So when I heard of "The Crow: KMFDM discography for lyrics, City of Angels" soundtrack, I offers a lighter, tongue-in-cheek already had formed an opinion touch. about it before I heard it. I thought

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It's the second week of I@ -, we've had in the past but for L- the past two years nothing It's a good organization. It's the -. has been done with it. It was fun, it's informative and it This yeara established in 1gets you involved.'' variety of activities to offer to the first time we've had one Something else anyone can the variety of people found since then. That is how I first get involved with and enjoy on JSU's campus. was-- just a little freshman and 1 on cam- one of these activities. "It's then I got involved and now pus. just a group of freshmen who I'm the go through an application . -It's a ,- - very real good stepping stone." "It's just a place where peo- -involved in high school and The freshmen involved in ple can come and listen to a who want to continue to be 7 band. We play acoustic involved in college," says an example to their peers. music, all types, from blues 7- 7- "We use them as a focus to R&B. People can just group," explains. come, have coffee and just sit -"We introduce those fresh- "They can use their knowl- there and talk or listen to men to different kinds of edge and spread it to their fel- music. It's just a place where activities. We take them to low freshmen. you can hang out and have "This is not just for incom- something different to do." -t -t ... - ") ~~etings, in'- Most of the bands that play basketball games, - you "I know people who have ;- name the activity, we'll go to been here for two years and this area. "We're looking at it. That will expose them to some local talent," says all the different ways to get 1- .. . , involved on campus." -fully be an open mike night faculty sometime this semester and advisor- - yet to be named - there will probably be some and two student advisors floor of the TMB) and get an cash prizes given away. application. They have to be F We're- making T-shirts and '- everything. Hopefully that not a new idea," says - Remember, the It's your right to First Rmendment is read, too. more than our Brought to you by the right to print. Society of Professional Journalists CC

We've matured quite a bit from last season. CC SPORTS The Chanticleer September 19, 1996 Winless Colonels sho ck Cocks by Shannon Fagan minutes into the game. down pass to wide receiver Kip JACKSONVILLE ST. Chanticleer S~ortswriter After a series of punts by both Rohner. The extra point conversion teams, JSU finally drove the ball to put Nicholls State up 14-6. VS. The Nicholls State Colonels cele- the Nicholls State 29 yard line where JSU's offense sputtered throughout NICHOLLS STATE brated their first victory since kicker Shane Seamons hit a 44 yard the second half. The Colonels took November 5, 1994 with a 21-8 field goal to cut the Colonels lead to advantage of the Gamecock's lacklus- thumping of Jacksonville State at ' SCORE BY QUARTERS 7-3. The JSU defense held the ter offensive performance in the mid- Thibodaux, La., Saturday. The 1234F Colonels on their next possession dle of the fourth quarter on a seven Colonels had lost 14 consecutive SUWG 7 0 7 7 21 forcing them to punt. play, 37 yard drive. Fullback games prior to the Gamecocks enter- JSU 0 6 028 The Gamecocks put together a ten Terrance Spears' one yard run through ing John Guidry Stadium. play, 43 yard drive setting up another the middle of the JSU defense gave Nicholls State seized control early SCORING SUMMARY field goal attempt for Seamons. the Colonels a commanding 21-6 in the first quarter after JSU quarter- NSU -Lewis 19-yd pass from Seamons connected on the 35 yard lead. JSU managed only a late safety back Montressa Kirby mishandled a kick to pull the Gamecocks within after the Colonels third touchdown Zeller (Diel kick) pitch to fullback Gabe Walton giving one, 7-6, just before half-time. making the final score 21-8. JSU - Seamons 44-yd field goal the Colonels the ball at the Gamecock The third quarter started with a After two shocking losses to JSU - Seamons 35-yd field goal 29. It took only four plays for switch of possession as both teams open the season, the Gamecocks' NSU - Rohner 41 -yd pass from Nicholls State to capitalize on the had trouble offensively. The Colonels competition only gets tougher. Zeller (Diel kick) JSU turnover. Quarterback Brad got their offense on track later in the Saturday at 6 p.m., JSU faces the NSU - Spears 1-yd run (Diel Zeller hit wide receiver Terrell Lewis third by putting together a six play, 70 University of Alabama-Birmingham, kick) with a 19 yard touchdown pass to put yard touchdown drive. The drive was now a Division I-A team, at JSU - Team safety the Colonels ahead 7-0 less than three capped by Zeller's 41 yard touch- Birmingham's Legion Field. FINAL STATS JSU NSU Lady Gamecock volleyball continues to improve 1st downs 12 12 10-15, 10-15, 15-4, 16-14, 15-13. "It was a good opportunity to let a Rush yds 112 134 by Rebecca Matanic Pass yds 97 128 Chanticleer Sports editor Sophomore, middle hitter Amy lot of kids play," Slay said of the Reaves led the JSU attack with 22 Wofford match. Total yds 209 262 After 13 matches last season the kills while senior Angela Woodard Angela Woodard led the attack with Fumbles-lost 1-1 1-0 Lady Gamecock volleyball team had added 20. ten kills, while sophomore Melanie Pen.-yds 9-68 8-65 just five victories and was coming off "Amy had a great match," Slay says. Linder added nine kills and six digs Punts-avg 6-39.8 6-39.3 a five match losing streak. This sea- "UT-C was outmatched in the middle on defense. Freshman Amie Crow son JSU is 8-5 after winning two of by her." had eight digs against Wofford to lead LEADING RUSHER: NSU three matches in Saturday's Georgia Although JSU dropped the first two the way. Sophomore Dana Bryant LUMAR State Quadrangle in Atlanta. Along games of the match, Slay said the added six digs for the Lady 72 yds, long 19 with improving their overall record, Lady Gamecocks rebounded with Gamecocks. the Gamecocks have avenged two intensity to win the final three games Slay says she feels all her freshmen LEADING RUSHER: JSU losses from last season with victories of the match. are playing well and have adapted to JACKSON over the University of Alabama- the defensive roles they've been "We didn't change our line-up 56 yds, long 10 Birmingham and the University of much. We played the first two games given. She adds that the Wofford Tennessee-Chattanooga. fairly well," said Slay. "Corning from match gave some of her younger play- LEADING TACKLER: NSU "We've matured quite a bit from last behind was a real confidence builder ers "hitting time." season," says coach Janice Slay refer- for us." "Melanie can play at weak and mid- SAUL -ing to her team's first year at the Junior Kim Carney contributed 15 dle hitter," Slay said. Against 11 tackles Division I level. "We didn't know kills, and senior team leader Amanda Wofford she had the opportunity to 'what to expect from the competition Sandlin had 14. Defensively, Carney play both positions and Linder was LEADING TACLER: JSU last season. Expectations are higher led JSU with 20 digs. Sandlin added able to capitalize. MlMS this season and we have better skilled 13 digs and Reaves 12. Crow also took advantage of her 16 tackles players." In their second match of the day, the court time against Division I Wofford The Lady Gamecocks started the Lady Gamecocks destroyed Wofford by leading the Lady Gamecock Quadrangle with a 3-2 come from in three games, winning 15-10, 15-7 behind victory over UT-Chattanooga, and 15-9. see Volleyball page 14 PAGE 14 SEPTEMBER 19,1996 THE CHANTICLEER

Soccer tear ns drops two of three Bergman each contributed by Rebecca Matanic of the Lady Gamecocks7 3. three shots on goal. Chanticleer Sports editor goal Sophomore Amy Buchanan had six shots on Centenary College only had The Lady Gamecock soccer goal during the game, but was eight corner kicks against team traveled to unable to convert. Feeney's JSU, but they converted six of Murfreesboro, TN., second &a1 of the game came 28 shots on goal for a con- September I1 to face off an assist from sophomore vincing 6- 1 victory. Middle-Tennessee State and Angela Culpepper. Centenary's Amy Williams returned to JSU with a 2-0 JSU had 28 shots on goal in led the offensive attack with victory and a 2-1-1 record. the game. The Lady two goals. JSU's Angela Unfortunately, the Lady Gamecock defense held Camp scored the Gamecocks' Gamecocks winning record Middle-Tennessee State to only goal at 4252 to make the was soon tarnished by the just four shots on goal. The score 5-1. Centanary added University of Alabama- loss dropped Middle- one goal in the second half. Birmingham's arrival at Tennessee State to 0-4 on the JSU had just six shots on University Field on season. goal during the contest. September 14. UAB took Against UAB, the Lady Sophomore goalkeeper advantage of 15 corner kicks Gamecocks were unable to Michelle Japak allowed just to rout JSU 8-0. defend against a flurry of cor- one goal while collecting JSU traveled to Louisiana to ner kicks in the second half. seven saves for the Lady face Trans America Athletic UAB substitute Ashley Cobb Gamecocks. Freshman Conference opponent scored two goals less than Daphne Baier allowed five Centenary College on four minutes apart on comer Centenary goals while saving Sunday, but the Lady kicks and added a third goal seven. Gamecocks gave up 28 shots late in the game on another The Lady Gamecocks trav- on goal in a 6-1 defeat to drop comer kick. el to Mobile for Saturday and their record to 2-3-1 overall UAB scored seven of their Sunday's Port City Classic at and 0-2 in the TAAC. eight goals in the second half. South Alabama. JSU's next Freshman midfielder Jill The Lady Gamecocks man- home game is Monday, Feeney led the offensive aged only eight shots on goal September 30 at 4 p.m. attack against Middle- during the entire game. Amy against TAAC foe Georgia Tennessee State scoring both Buchanan and Diana State.

. . My dad showed me the difference between collecting coins and saving money. When I was a kid, I thought he'd been collecting U.S. Savings Bonds. Until he said that his "collection" was for my college education and his retarement. Then I realized that he wasn't just "collecting" but "saving" to help insure our future. He told me that Savings Bonds are backed by the full faith and credit of the United States, so they're secure. They earn interest for up to 30 years. And their value is guaranteed to grow at market-based rates. That's insuring the future. So I guess that's why I started "collecting" U.S. Savings Bonds, too.

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Volleyball from page 13 Georgia State. "~fwe had to play it all over LOW finish for JSU cross country teams defense. again, I think it-could be dif- men's team in the 8,000 the 5,000 meter run by Leslie "Amie is going to be a great ferent," said Slay. bv Rebecca Matanic meter (five miles) run finish- Gardner7s20:28.0 time, plat- volleyball player. She Instead, Georgia State's Chanticleer Sports editor ing 65th overall with a time ing her 63rd overall. Leigh already is," Slay said of her Vania Blake dominated the The Jacksonville State of 27:32.0. Dana Cronin fin- Weatherman finished the 5' 11" middle hitter. "She is a match with 26 kills and 18 men's and women's cross ished with a time of 28:14.6 5,000 meter run in 23:06.0, name that is going to be digs. country teams traveled to for the Gamecocks placing while Tracy Wilder crossed known in college volleyball." "She was the big difference Atlanta to compete in him lOlst overall. Michael the finish line at 23:20.0. Although the underclass- in that match," Slay said of Saturday's 24th Annual- Salmon finished in 29:23.0, Camille Scruggs came in at men took care of Wofford, the Blake. "She is very talented." Georgia State Invitational Tom Davis at 30:OO. 1, Craig 23:58.7 and Karen Lawson at Lady Gamecocks called upon Meet. Unfortunately for the Latimer 30:34.0, Billy 24:45.0. their starters to take on host Once again, Sandlin, Gamecocks, the men's team Stevens 3 1:20.0, John The Gamecocks' next meet school ~eorgiaState in their Woodard and Carney led JSU finished 12th overall and the Suckow 31:25.0 and Jeff is Saturday at the Camel final match of the day. with Sandlin recording 18 women 11 th. May at 3 1:59.0 Invitational, Buies Creek, JSU's three match winning kills. Woodard and Carney JSU's Luis Delfin led the The JSU women were led in NC. streak came to an abrupt halt had 10 kills apiece. Carney against Georgia State. The led the Lady Gamecock Lady Gamecocks were defense with 13 digs and defeated in three games by Reaves added nine. Georgia State, 15-10, 15-8, JSU travels to DeLand, FL. 15-13. for the Stetson Invitational, Slay said that although she Friday and Saturday. The didn't want to make excuses Lady Gamecocks next home ln~reasethe Peace. for her team, the Lady match is Tuesday, September Gamecocks had only 30 min- 24 against UT-Chattanooga at utes in between the Wofford 6:30 p.m. match and their contest with 8 J5U & the Dept. of Music WELCOME Dr. TIM LAUTZENHEISER Make your mark. Nationally known educator & music educator GENERAL SESSION: Friday, Sept. 20,1996 Register. Mason Hall Perf, Center 1:45-2:45 pm Vote. For more information all the JSU Dept. of Music at 782-5559 Sponsored by the SGA, Fnends of MUSIC,Gadsden MUSICCo , Ham~ltonBand, & CMENC

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