Jacksonville State University [ legendary local photographer Ken Ii Volume 49, Issue 5 Elkrns October 5, 2000 u~ww.jsu.edu/chanticleer . .. -",,A*A" WORLD SGA encourages NEWS voter registration Germany is celebrating the 10th By Gracie Catchings anniversary of reuniting tb? Assistant News Editor By Gina Rae Smith Communist east with the capitalist News Editor west amid arguments over who Speeding is an ever-increasing should take the credit. problem on America's highways The 2000 U.S. Presidential elec- Israeli and Palestinian security and byways. tior? is one month away and many officials have agreed in principie to At Jacksonville State University Jacksonville State University stu- dents will not be able to cast their a cease-fire to end the bloodshed in the dangers of speeding increase Gaza, the West Bank and East vote. Why? when you factor in the hundreds of Jerusalem that has left at least 48 A number of JSU students are not students and faculty members that registered to vote. While many are people dead. trek across campus every day. In eligible, residency requirements Transit mechanics and mainte- order to help make motorists more may prevent them from taking nance supervisors broke ranks with advantage of the convenience of striking bus and rail drivers in Los mindful of pedestrians, the voting in Jacksonville. An individ- Angeles on Monday, announcing University has had radar detectors ual must be registered in Calhoun they would return to work for one installed in front of Rrewer and County in order to vote at area polls. week in hopes of ending a walkout Merrill Halls. Because JSU attracts students from that has stranded 450,000 com- "There is a lot of speeding going across the nation, this could poten- The radar in front of Brewer Hall shows the speeds of drivers on Pelham tially prevent them from voting for muters. on through that particular area," said ets issued per semester but quite a quite as much as they should. But the next president of the United *Monday'sCNNIUSA University Police Department TodayIGallup tracking poll indi- few warning tickets are issued. that will at least let them know States. Chief cates the upcoming presidential Coleman also said the hope of UPD they're in a 25 mile per hour zone To combat residency requirement "We've had several cases where stu- concerns and lack of registered stu- race is still tied, with Texas is that motorists will slow down and doing 50 (miles per hour). That dents have almost been hit crossing dents, the JSU Strdent Government Governor George W. Bush and Vice when they see their actual speed kind of gets their attention. to go to Brewer from the parking lot Association will have an informal Resident A1 Gore winning 45 per- flashed in front of them. "(Installing these detectors) is voter drive throughout the month of across the street. We have police cent each. "We put them at the locations that something we've been wanting to do October. A table will be set up every 9 cars and officers out there from time Women having cancer therapy we thought were best,'' Coleman for a long time and sometimes it Friday on the fourth floor of the may one day be able to avoid the to time, but we can't keep one out Theron Montgomery Building said. "As soon as they (motorists) takes a long- time to get something ovary damage that often leaves where students can register to vote. there all the time." top that hill, if they're late for work simple done." them unable to bear children, Coleman reported there is not an "It only takes about 60 seconds to or whatever, they don't slow down register," said SGA President researchers report. Scientists study- incredible number of speeding tick- Conbnued on page 3, Radar detector ing chemical and radiation damage Elizabeth Webb. The SGA is hoping the convenience of the registration to mice cells report promising process will encourage students to results when the action of the chem- fulfill their patriotic duty. ical ceramide was blocked. "I think it's great for freshmen The future of the popular Napster Flu shot nothing to sneeze at who may not know how to go about song-swapping service hung in the By Abigail Symonds Knight the United States and, according to to be 70-90% effective in preventing registering to vote or out of state balance as a panel of federal judges students who can't just go home to JSU News Bureau the Centers for Disease Control, influenza among healthy adults. got its hands on the case Monday, cast their ballot," said JSU junior leads on average to approximately However, there is a myth that the prompting some college students to Jessica Ellis. "When I reached vot- vaccine is not effective at all. This is download as many songs as possi- It is the season-time for football 20,000 deaths a year-which is why ing age, I had no idea how to regis- ble. games, flannel shirts, weekend days flu shots are important, especially due to the fact that it is possible to ter, so I think having on-campus The Wallflowers and Third Eye raking leaves, warm apple cider and for those people at higher risk for develop a respiratory illness due to a registration is a great idea." The SGA hopes to have registered Blind flew to Tennessee last week- cold nights for hayrides. Time for developing complications from virus other than the influenza virus. Unfortunately, for the 2000-01 500 students as of Election Day in end to wish Jack Daniel a happy fever, dry cough, sore muscles, sore influenza. November. While this may seem birthday. The famous distillery kept throat, stuffy or runny noses, and "We recommend persons 65 and influenza season, there are delays in like a lofty goal, many students have about 1,000 guests in the dark about extreme fatigue-it is flu season. older get the shot, then tgrget those the distribution of the vaccine and a already taken advantage of the con- who'd supply the entertainment for Influenza, better known as the flu, 50-65 years old who are often the possibility that there will be signifi- venience of registering at JSU. the party Saturday celebrating the is a virus that mainly infects the res- caregivers," said Paula Davis, who cantly fewer doses available. "The interest has been surprising," founder's 150th birthday. is a certified nurse practitioner and According to Davis, the flu shot said Webb. "We are well on our way piratory tract. It generally spreads to reaching the 500 mark." clinics, which are an annual event, INSIDE from person to person when an the clinic coordinator at the Nursing Registration is not limited to *NEWS* infected person coughs or sneezes. Center Clinic at Jacksonville State are normally held in October, but Fridays. Students are welcome to How fast are you going? Compared to other respiratory University. The clinic will be hold- due to the production delays, the stop by the Office of Student *RED HERRING* infections like the common cold, the ing flu shot clinics in November. clinic was pushed back to Activities on the fourth floor of the Brothers serves up Soup uld a brass flu can cause severe illness and lead The vaccine is made from inacti- November. TMB at any time to register. "Our office hours are Monday through "rebirth " to serious, even life-threatening vated or killed influenza viruses but "It has been a very difficult year," *EDITORIAL* Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.," complications in people of all ages. cannot cause influenza infection or explained Davis regarding the pro- said Webb. "We want to encourage Alabama--the butt of all jokes duction of the vaccine. There are a *WEEK IN SPORTS* Not merely a nuisance, the flu is a illness. all students to come by. It only takes Gamecocky look to lasso Sam Houstorz major cause of illness and death in Studies have shown the flu vaccine a minute." Continued on page 3, Flu shot Page 2 October 5,2000 THE CHANTICLEER Clubs And OrganizationsI 1 Campus Crime I, Announcements Al~haXi Delta The ECE for Fall 2000 will be The Campus Crime Docket is The sisters of Alpha Xi Delta would like to welcome all parents and families to Parent's Day on Saturday, Oct. I I given Tuesday, Oct. 17 from 6- never, and will never be, 7. We hope it will be an enjoyable and a memorable one. Congratulations to the Alpha Xi Delta Football Team on edited unless an incident an awesome victory last week. Good Luck to the Alpha Xi Football Team this week against Zeta! Good Luck to 7:30 p.m. and Wednesday, Oct. 18 report involves a minor. all JSU Football, Rugby and Soccer Teams!! Congratulations to Pi Kappa Phi on a successful War of the Roses.. from 3-4:30 p.m.. Students plan- Items in the Campus Crime Continue your hard work with your Philanthropy. Congratulations to the Beary Best Character Award going to Amy ning to take the ECE need to come Docket are obtained from inci- Johnson, Beary Best Bear to Amy Church and Jami Mayo, Study Bear of the Week to Amy Johnson, New Member by Stone Center, Room 215 and dent and arrest reports at the of the Week to Carrie Howard, and Sister of the Week to Kristen Faulkner. Happy October Birthday's to Miranda register by Oct. 11. Optional Killingsworth turning 21 and Nicole Harvel turning 20! ! Everyone have a great week and study hard! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! workshops for the Fall exam will JSU Police Department. Omicron pi la ha be held Monday, Oct. 9 from 6- JSU students have the right to I The sisters and new members of A011 would like to thank Pi Kappa Phi for a great week during War of the Roses. I view these public records. We would like to welcome our parents for Parent's Day and to wish Gamecock football good luck against Sax 7:30 p.m. and on Tuesday, Oct. 10 If any information is incorrect, Houston State. Congratulations to Heather Miller for an outstanding tennis match last weekend. Good luck to Kellj from 3-4:30 p.m. in the Merrill please contact us at 782-5701 Dove, Robin Goodwin and the Rifle team in the upcoming match this weekend. Awards: Sister of the Week: Christj Hall auditorium, Room 101. Any or call the JSU Police Ramsden and Mandy Holland, Positive Panda: Russell Davis and Liz Brodowski questions regarding the ECE may Department at 782-5050. Zeta Tau Alpha be directed to Mr. David Myer, Zeta is excited about War of the Roses which is sponsored by Pi Kapp. We would like to thank Kappa Sig for s 112 Stone Center, ext. 5464, e- 9-27-00: Gregory Ryan Johnston wonderful mixer. PC member of the week was Amanda Pope. Good luck to the Zeta tennis and football teams mail [email protected]. Zeta will be participating in Race for the Cure at Lynn Park this weekend. We also plan to cheer the Gamecocks of Jacksonville, Ala., reported on to another victory as they play Sam Houston. Happy Birthday this week to Holli Blass, Kristie Wilkinson, Brook Free confidential HIV testing is assault to JSUPD occ&ng at the Nelson and Danica Moss. available at the Nursing Center Delta Chi house on 9-22-00. Interfraternitv Council Clinic, at Lurleen B . Wallace *9-27-00: Anthony Craig Best wishes to Jennifer Foster and Junior Panhellenic this year. IFC dues are to be turned in by Friday, Oct. 13 College of Nursing and Health Robinson of Gadsden, Ala., Meeting tomorrow at 2:00 in the auditorium on the third floor of the TMB. Sciences. Please call 782-5432 to reported assault to JSUPD occur- schedule an appointment. Office I ring at the Delta Chi house on 9- I*eu would like to tell our bowling team good luck, congratulate our tennis team on making it to the finals,I hours are from Monday - Friday and thank our intramural football team for all of their hard work this week! Good luck to the JSU football tern 22-00. from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. and from 1 9-27-00: Jason Andrew Davis of against Sam Houston State! Good luck to all Gamecock volleyball, soccer, and tennis teams, too! Phi Mu is verj excited about our Parents Day Brunch this Saturday-we love our Phi Mu moms and dads! We had a blast wi& p.m to 4 p.m. , Oxford, Ala., reported criminal The Jacksonville Association of trespassing to JSUPD occurring at Delta Chi last Thursday at our "Red Light District" mixer, and had a great time participating in Pi Kappa Phi's Wsu of the Roses! The Ballerinas and Southerners looked great during their exhibitions last week! Phi Mu would like Nursing Students will be hosting the Delta Chi house on 9-22-00. to wish Jenny Newcomb a Happy Birthday! Thanks to everyone who made our sisterhood retreat to the Ocoee this a lecture featuring guest speaker 9-27-00: Beth D. Gallagher of weekend so fun! The time for the "Children's Candlelight Ceremony" has been changed, and will be from 6-9 p.m Marti Warren, a breast cancer sur- Jacksonville, Ala., reported theft on the JSU Quad, Oct. 16. Thanks to Ashley Gwin and all of the other sisters who made our "Hall Cleanup Day' vivor, on Friday, Oct. 6 at 11:30 of property to JSUPD occurring at such a success! We hope everyone has a wonderful week! a.m. the field house or the rock house Student ~overnmentAssociation on or between 9-22-00 and 9-26- I The SGA met on Sept. 25 in the TMB. Elizabeth Webb discussed working to get the taxes taken off JSU stu- I The CBASE exam will be given 00. dent's textbooks, and the South Dakota Indian Reservation Clothing drive that will begin soon at JSU. A bill was on Oct. 9 from 5:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. 9-28-00: Phillip Zachary Currie, passed that will place certain restrictions on a Homecoming Queen nominee. A nominee will now need to have a in Room 20, Ayers Hall. It will 18, of Tulsa, Okla., was arrested minimum of 32 hours at JSU, and a 2.25 GPA. There were bills passed to appoint Robert Hayes and Stacy also be given on Oct. 10 at 2:30 on charges of a minor in posses- Dickenson to the senate. PreviewIParents Day is Saturday, Oct. 7. The Gamecocks will take the field at 2:00 p.m., p.m. to 6 p.m. in Ayers Hall Room sion of alcohol by JSUPD occur- so all students are encouraged to fill up the Crow's Nest again! Allocation applications can now be picked up in 20. Seniors may obtain registra- the Office of Student Activities. ring at Cole Dr. and Mountain St. tion forms in the Office of Office of Student Activities Assessment, 144 Ayers Hall. on 9-28-00. The Office of Student Activities and The Student Government Association wauld like to remind students that it 9-28-00: Joceph Todd Owen, 18, is time for Who's Who again. Nomination forms will go out this week to all faculty and staff members. Nomination Student are eligible to take the test of Piedmont, hla , was arrested on forms can also be picked up in the Office of Student Activities, 4th floor, Theron Montgomery Bldg. Minimum whenever they have completed 96 charges of a minor in possession requirements are as follows: Undergraduate- 1) Junior or Senior status, 2) Completed 80 semester hours with at or more credit hours toward a of alcohol by JSUPD occurring at least 32 JSU hours, 3) Overall GPA of 3.0; Graduate- 1) Unconditional Graduate Student 2) Completed 12 JSU degree. Mountain St. on 9-28-00. hours 3) Overall 3.5 GPA Call the Student Activities office at 782-5491 with any questions or for information! A health fair sponsored by the 9-30-00: Stephen Ronald Students please check your JSU mail box for an eligibility letter. MSN students of the College of Douglas Brackett of Gadsden, Kap~aSigma Nursing and Health Sciences will The brothers and new members of Kappa Sigma are looking forward tonight to DISCO 2000 party. There will Ala., reported theft of property to be held on Oct. 26, 2000 from 9 JSUPD occurring at the Theron be a brother and new member auction also starting at 11:OO. For details call 782-7530. The fraternity would also like to wish good luck to the Gamecocks this weekend. a.m. to 2 p.m. in the auditorium of Montgomery Building on 9-30- the TMB. 00. I -- 1 I - Why hate for color or nation JSU Area Events Calendar: October 5 - 12 when there are so many other reasons to truly loath a uerson I Thurs 5 II Fri 6 1-71 SGA Quiz Show @ 5 p.m. at JSU Volleyball vs. the JSU Food Court Jacksonville University @ 7 JSU Art Gallerv Showing: The p.m. at JSU I I . JSU Family and Preview Photo Essays of en ~lkiLsat JSU women's soccer vs. FAU Hammond Hall from 8:30 a.m. at FAU @ 6 p.m. II JSU Art Gallery Showing: pJ"s'U Volleyball vs Stetson The Photo Essays of Ken @2pm atJSU JSU Rlfle team vs Murray Elkins at Hammond Hall from State at JSU, time TBA 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. - Nursing lecture with guest Marti Warren @ 11:30 p.m. at I I Wallace Hall Auditorium 1 I

. CBASE exam given from Drama Production of CBASE cxnm given from 5:30 2:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. in Room The Photo Essays of Ken "Crimes of the Heart" @ 7 p.m. to p.m in Room 20, 20, Ayers Hall. Elkins at Hammond Hall p.m. at Stone Center Ayers H'11l. JSU Volleyball vs. from S:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Reading and Book signing Birmingham Southern @ 7 JSU Arc Gallery Showing: by Author Daniel Wallace p.m. at JSU @ 7:30 p.m. on the 1 lth The Photo La\ays of Ken JSU Art Gallery Showing: floor of the Cole Librarv. Elkins a1 Hammond Hall from The Photo Essays of Ken JSU women's soccer Gs. Elkins at Hammond Hall from . 8:30 a.m. 4 p.m. Georgia State @ 7 p.m. at ECE Workshop from 6 p.m. 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. ECE workshop from 3 p.m. IJSU to 7:30 p.m. at Merrill Hall equal opportunity offenders to 4 .,p.m. at Merrill Hall Auditorlurn, Room 101. ' I Aud~torium,Room 101. THE CHANTICLEER October 5,2000 Page 3

Continued from page 1, Flu shot Conbnued from page 1, Radar detector College Crime Stats couple of factors involved in the According to Coleman, the part of delay. First, some of the vaccines UPD was to find several vendors manufacturers have reported that and send that information to Vice one of the three virus strains President of Administrative and Now Available Online involved in the making of the vac- Business Affairs Don Thacker. cine has not grown as well as pre- Thacker said the radar detectors are' viously used strains. Secondly, two only part of a campus improvement By Cawn Rousseau of the licensed manufacturers in plan hoped to be realized by the year TMS Campus the United States have been experi- 2010. In addition to having a large Washington Correspondent encing manufacturing problems. number of additions added to build- Worldwide epidemics of the flu, ings, the plan reconfigures several WASHINGTON The U.S. known as pandemics, have major roadways on campus and has Department of Education has made occurred three times in the twenti- many provisions for pedestrian crime statistics for more than 600 eth century. During the 1918 epi- passes. colleges and universities available demic of the Spanish flu, 500,000 "A lot of the buildings were built on the Internet. people died in the United States. in such a way that it does not facili- The department is still waiting on Another problem with elevated pedestrian standpoint." Thacker This is the highest known influen- tate easy movement of people," more than 6,000 institutions to crosswalks is having enough land to also said that the lay of the land is za-related death toll. In 1957, Thacker said. "A lot of the campus report their statistics, which will be meet the requirements for ramps for deceptive, and people don't realize 70,000 people died in the U.S. was built when there were only 500 posted as they are received. disabled students. According to the how much material (dirt) would from the Asian flu; and in 1968, or a thousand students. Now there's The goal is for parents and stu- American Disability Association's have to be moved in order to accom- there were 34,000 deaths due to the 8,000. We have a long list of things dents to easily review crime statis- accessibility guidelines, the maxi- plish the simplest building projects. Hong Kong flu. we want to do as money comes tics. Institutions have until October mum rise for a ramp is 30 inches. Both Vice President Thacker and JSU's Student Health Center will available to accommodate students." 17 to report statistics for their cam- Since Brewer Hall is built into a Chief Coleman hope the new radar also be offering flu shots for facul- Thacker stressed that an area of puses. mountain, there is no way to build a detectors will help to slow people ty, staff and students beginning in concern to both students and faculty "Safety is certainly a concern for ramp that meets these specifications. down as they are motoring through parents and students in selecting a mid-October. The shots are $10. is the area on Alabama 21 in front of "One of the beauties of the cam- campus and help to ensure the safe- college," U.S. Secretary of They are given at times when the Brewer Hall. He also said the pus is the terrain," Thacker said. ty of pedestrians. Education Richard W. Riley said in physician is present: 1:30-4:30, University has tried through the a statement. "This is the next step in Mondays and Wednesdays, and years to make people aware of the making such information readily 8:30- 1 1:00, Fridays. Appointments potential problems that could occur available." can be made by calling 782-5310. in that area and that "a lot of people The department has made the sta- "We encourage anyone with asth- that go down (Highway) 21 go down tistics available since the passing of ma, diabetes, heart disease or who it several times a day, and they're .Brake Repair the 1998 Higher Education is immune-compromised to come just not thinking." Echoing the sen- Amendments required it to do so. .Maintenance & in as soon as possible," said Nancy timents of Chief Coleman, Thacker The statistics are available at Edge-Schmitz, RN and Director at believes that people will slow down http://ope.ed.gov/security. the Student Health Center. Edge- if they are made aware of how fast Statistics posted include criminal Schmitz also strongly encourages .Service and homicide, manslaughter, sex they are going. students living in residence halls to The question of elevated cross- Wrecker Calls offenses, robbery, aggravated get a shot as well due to the close assault, burglary, car theft, arson walks has also been debated as a living arrangements. and hate crimes. University systems means of ensuring pedestrian safety The Nursing Center Clinic at JSU are required to report separate sta- on campus. Not only are crosswalks will be holding flu shot clinics for tistics for each campus and publish more costly than these $9,500 radar the community on November 21 where each crime occurred. detectors, Thacker reported that and 30. Flu shots are $10. A pneu- "experience has shown that people Statistics also must include arrests Owner, Roger Kilgore . for possession of illegal weapons, monia shot can also be given at the will not go up an elevated crosswalk drugs and liquor. Universities also same time for $15. The shots will and then back down. It's too much be given by appointment. [j 435-5184 [=I publish the number of people effort and too far. They will take the receiving disciplinary action for Appointments can be made by call- path of least resistance." these violations. ing (256) 782-5432 In addition, elevated crosswalks Current and prospective students would have to be high enough to can request this information from accommodate the large trucks that institutions, which are required to traverse Alabama 21 en-route to collect and distribute campus crime Federal-Mogul. "It's going to be so McDonald's statistics. high, it's going to be up in the sky," Thacker said. "Then you've got to Famous Supplements Located Just Behind Big Mac AmSouth Bank, Above The Quality Shoppe Time Is Running Out + tax Good Through Oct. 12,2000 I I McDonald's I 1 28 Public Square - Upstairs 435-4098 1 to the following Greek member students who achieved a 3.5 or higher GPA for the Spring 2000 semester. Sr 4.0 Achievers Alpha Kappa Alpha Alpha Xi Delta Kappa Alpha Sigma Nu Shona N. Brown Kellilyn Johnson Brandon Lewis Benjie D. Thomas Alpha Omicron Pi Lindsey M. Passler Eric B. O'Barr Sigma Phi Epsilon Rebekah A. Adams Delta Chi Bryan S. Wallace Joseph R. Hughes Joy A. Boyd Jerome S. Harmon Joel H. Ingram Darren E. Spruill Sarah C. Crawford Delta Sigma Theta Phi Beta Sigma Mark A. Thomas April L. Hellums Tiffany M. Gratton Robert E. Swain Zeta Phi Beta Christine L. Ramsden Delta zeta Phi Mu Tiana L.Allen April M. Warhurst Stephanie D. Bradford Ashley D. Gwin Ebony V. Bowie Alpha Phi Alpha Tina N. Dean Laura B. Hawkins Zeta Tau Alpha Kunta K. Welch Rothe C. McClendon Kimberly R. Mack Lisa S. Hunter Alpha Tau Omega Gail E. Poteracki Brooke S. Smith Amanda S. Pope Sean W. Abernathy Erica B. Simmons Pi Kappa Phi Amanda L. Warren Donald M. Minor Katie C. Wesley Keith E. Etheredge Christopher E. Gass Achievers Alpha Kappa Alpha Delta Chi Kappa Sigma Sigma Nu Tiffani N. Smith Christopher G. Fuller Andrew D. Laughlin David M. Chambers Alpha Omicron Pi Christopher A. Hopes Phi Beta Sigma William A. Covington Lacey M. Bacchus Don C. Killingsworth Mitchell Hunter Ted A. Starnes Carolyn L. Clecker Jason L. Pierce Phi Mu Sigma Phi Epsilon Amber M. Gonzales Lance M. Smith Lorie E. Ash Joshua B. Shaw Kelly J. Kilgore Sonny J. Steen Celeste A. Bagwell Zeta Tau Alpha Heather W. Miller Del'ta Sigma Theta Summer A. Bagwell Mary E. Cash Ginny Wyatt Larice A. Manley Brooke L. Bell Amber N. Chitwood Alpha Tau Omega Jamilah A. Pippen Amanda P. Corbin Nancy L. Gilmer William B. Blevins Monique J. Romer Heather R. Corrigan Amy M: Ginn Jeremy R. Givens Delta Zcta Nia N. Cox Amanda D. Laughlin Justin B. Miller Jessica A. Johnson Kimberly J. Snow Amber J. Reid Brolin J. Pace Rebecca Murphy Amanda L. Woodrow Kelly E. Rhinehart Alpha Xi Delta Cara D. Pearson Pi Kappa Phi Jamie B. Rotters Donna E. Blount Kerri J. Spradlin = Joseph L. Johnson Shannon L. Smith Tonya J. Curtis Kappa Alpha Larry P. Ray Jamie M. Whatley Joy D. Dye Don C. Blanchard Julianne E. Fleming April L. Hanson Zack Kimbrough Patricia N. Harvel Craig A. Mewbourne Lori D. Tidwell Adam H. Ross

Zeta Tau AIpba 2.94 uppa Alpha Order- 2.62 Alvha Omleron PI0 2.92 Kappa Slma 2.52 PM MU 2.89 for achieving above for achieving above the all women's the all men's undergraduate average undergraduate average of 2.85 of 2.51 * * * * * Keep Up the Great Work! * Sponsored jointly by the Panhellenic Council, the National Pan-Hellenic Council, and the Interfraternity Council * THE CHANTICLEER October 5,2000 Paae 5

Local Scene 1015100 Soup--Brothers ' 101.5100 Freak Magnet--Fuller's Pub '1016100 Highly Kind--Brothers 1016100 Ryan & Reaves--Fuller's Pub I 1017100 Rebirth Brass Bmd--Brothers 10/9/00 Mellow Monday wl Clay & Hot, jazzy soup to be served this week at Brothers Daniel of Cool Beans--Brothers ,1011 1/00 Ethan & the Ewox--Brother: While the band has plenty of stu- 12100 Tom's House--Brothers By Adam Smith dio experience, they are true road 13/00 Cool Beans--Brothers Editor dogs at heart. However, they know 14/00 Members Only--Brothers the road has its good and bad points. Brothers will be jamming and "There's good things about it (the I00 Guy Clark--Zydeco swinging this week as two diverse road). You get really tight musically. 100 Flogging Molly, Sum 41, The acts take to the stage. It's great playing with other bands Soup, an Atlanta-based band, is and meeting other musicians," said adjits & The Mighty, Mighty scheduled to perform tonight at Crow. But he also stated "it's hard to osstones--Five Points Music Hall Jacksonville's oldest bar. Kevin write songs on the road." 017100 Fuel--Five Points Music Hall Crow, the band's lead guitarist and The band, considered by some to 017100 Soup--2ydeco vocalist, is excited about the oppor- be a "jam" band, has deeper roots in tunity to return to Jacksonville after rock and roll tradition. While the playing abroad for a few months. band doe? appreciate a good jam, "Last time we were there, we had a they easily can change the pace of really good time," said Crow. "We're things with a burst of band member 016100 Joe Bonamassa & The trying to create Jacksonville into a Andrew Margolius' harmonica and good town for us." exquisite accordion. The band's influences are as Rounding out the lineu~are Erik 0 BT--The Masauerade diverse as their sound, and claim Rowan, oniocals and acdustic gui- band 'Oup at 1017100 Nine Days--Cotton Club bands such as the Spin Doctors, tar. Bram Bessoff pounds the skins alongside heavyweights like Stone over the map in the coming months ~10111100Monte Montgomery-- Temple Pilots, Everclear and Green playing cities like Chattanooga, Phish, Bob Dylan, CSN&Y, the for the group and Lee Adkins plays Smth's Olde Bar Beatles and Toad the Wet Sprocket bass. Day at Atlanta's Big Day Out festi- New York, Boston, West Palm 10112100 Superdrag & The Tragically helpful in molding their sound. ~~~t recently, the band played val. The band will be literally all Cont~nuedon page 9, Brothers "ip--Coca-Cola Roxy Theatre Art Gallery features legendary Stlrr photographer Ken Elkins

to display the work of Ken Elkins By Christina Morrison for many reasons. "Ken is a nation- Features Editor ally known photographer. He's been in photojournalism for many years Photographer Ken Elkins has been and has just recently retired. So we CD Releases taking pictures for over 40 years and thought it would be an appropriate Green Day -Warning is showing the best of his work in an time to retrospect him and some of Radiohead-Kid A exhibit at Jacksonville State his work. He's very unique. He Paul Simon-You're the One University's Hammond Hall Art brings essentially an art perspective Gallery. to the photojournalism that he does," Van Momson & Linda Gail Lewis The exhibit opened on Oct. 3 and explained Groover. " You Win Again will run through the 27. There is no When asked whether his pho- Indigo Girls-Indigo Girls: A I admission price and the gallery is tographs are an art form or a career $ Retrospective open for all to come and view choice Elkins commented, "It was I Elkins' art. both. Starting out it was a career October 10 The pieces that Elkins has chosen and then I think some of them turned Wallflowers-Breach to show are diverse and contain sev- to art. Some of them do and some of ~ol1ecti;e Soul-Blender eral different subjects. Art them don't. But a lot of them do, Slash's Snakepit-Ain't Life Grand Department Head Dr. Charles especially the good faces-kids and Groover said, "This is just a selec- the old folks. Once you photograph Photographer Ken Elkins (middle) stands with his favorite subject Ches McCartney, a.k.a. Orgy-Vapor Transmission Goat Man (right) and McCartney's son, Gene (left) tion of works that he (Elkins) has something you'll never be able to Merle Haggard-If I Could Only F1 Alabama. I think my pictures don't selected from his career of photo- get it again, so I think it turns to art." Elkins said that many of the sub- Cake-Selected Features essays. The subject matter will Elkins' photos quite often capture need a lot of words. They're Pretty jects he photographed were very Cherry Poppin' Daddies-Soul vary." distinct features of Alabama, Elkins self-explanatory. YOU can relate to memorable characters. "Well, Goat JSU's Art Department has chosen said, "Most of my shots are rural them once You see them." Caddy Continued on page 9, Ken Elkins Page 6 '0 October 5,2000 THE CHA~TIC&EER Editorial The worst part is, our state has a they're from before I even hear it. MAST bad habit of &forcing these beliefs. They can only be from one of five We may not be perfect, dam Smith, Editor Let's face the facts. If you live in places anyway. Alabama, Arkansas, Christopher Lauer, Managing Editor Alabama, you've got to choose one Kentucky, Michigan and New Jersey Gina Rae Smith, News Editor but give us a break, or the other. Alabama or Auburn? seem to produce the cream of the Gracie Catchings, Assistant News OK? Who cares? I versonally don't give a afternoon talk show guests. I'm beg- Editor damn. There -are those unfortunate ging these people from ~labama. Christina Morrison, Features Editor By Adam Smith UCLA and Crimson Tide game, one souls who believe that Auburn and Don't do it. I don't care if you do Anthony Hill, Sports Editor Editor of the Birmingham stations sent think Jerry Springer is god, don't do Shawn Griffin, Advertising Director their news team to UCLA to inter- Alabama are nothing but football teams, and aren't actually schools it. You're making fools of us all. Callie Williams, Assistant to the I'd like to address an issue today view some of the players to get their Advertising where learning takes place. I've met Alabama is a fine state. We have that has been gnawing at me for a feelings on playing Alabama, and Director some of them. Sad, but true. our glitches like any other state, but while. Well, a while is technically how he thought the Alabama players Mike Stedham, Advisor And to take you back several who can honestly say they live in a only a few days, but still. felt to be in California. His response months, there was an instance in our place with a Mercedes Plant, the It all started Sunday night while I was something to the effect of very own state in which a Taco Bell largest replica of the Statue of watching a re-run of "That 70's they're just a bunch of dumb hicks manager refused to serve a bus load Liberty, a Harley Davidson test The Chanticleer, the student Show." Whether you're familiar turned loose in the big city and what of black people. And of course, it facility, three sports franchises, and newspaper of Jacksonville State with the characters or not is really a thrill is must be for them to be here was splattered all over the news for coming soon, a chemical weapons University, is produced by the stu- unimportant. To get to the crux of because all they have in Alabama is a period of a couple of weeks for incinerator (not good) and a Honda the situation, one of the female char- football. dents. The Editor has the final deci- every other state to see. I say take plant? We're doing all right for a acters entered a beauty pageant. Her Was it funny? It was hilarious. Let sion on all content. Editorials are that manager out back and beat the bunch of podunks. We may be lot- less than bright boyfriend acted as me finally get to the point though. the opinions of the editorial staff crap out of him. We're never going tery-less and have our share of her beauty coach. In one scene, he While these jabs at my home state unless otherwise stated. The editori- to get above the image of George crooked politicians and cops, but was asking her questions a judge may have been intended for humor al staff reserves the right to edit for Wallace and Bull Connor if there are we're doing okay. might ask during the pageant. When and humor alone, it just goes to content and space. Our funding is people like that in this state. The fact I may not salute the Alabama flag she had to think about her answer, I show how the free world feels about received from paid advertisements, of the matter is, the largest Ku Klux every time I see it, or shed a tear heard the line that caused me to our state. To everyone north of the and our production facilities come Klan chapters in the U.S. are located when I hear a Yellowhammer peck- write this. "Do you remember Miss Mason-Dixon line and even to a few in the Midwest. Not in Alabama. ing away on some decaying tree or from university appropriations. Alabama? She started thinking, and south of it, we're nothing but a Last but not least, if you're married house, but Alabama is where I live. I where is she now? Alabama." Then bunch of dumb hicks thrown togeth- Our office is Room 180, Self Hall 782- to your cousin, live in a mobile think for the most part we have good there was a shriek of horror from the er to pro-create and make more 5701 or 782-5703 home, dropped out of high school, people here. We also have the best pageant hopeful. dumb hicks. From what I can tell, have less than 10 teeth and have fan- food. And we have Milo's sweet tea. For our Advertising Director, Was it a funny scene? Absolutely. people up north believe that we only tasies about midgets, don't get on Need I say more? please call 782-5712 However, this is the second time in a have football, racism still runs ram- "The Jerry Springer Show" and I may not want the "South to rise month that I've heard some serious pant, and we all have a combined declare this. I can't count the num- again," but a little respect from those Our e-mail address is goofs on Alabama. Before the I.Q. of 58. ber of times I've seen some toothless rude, ~nottyand arrogant city slick- jsu-chanticleer@ hotmail.com I ( moron on an afternoon talk show ers up north would bemuch appreci- / Our web address is I making our state look bad. What's ated. 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Many pro-lifers appear to be extremely reli- gious, and they probably believe that the legaliza- tion of mifepristone is What's Your sign? the fourth head of the seven-headed beast, or By Linda C. Black the left eye of the Tribune Media Services "What does the radar woman riding it, or the display at Brewer Hall 99th word of Genesis Today's Birthday (Oct. 5). You and a roommate may quarrel this year, 1 but the overall outcome is good. Make your opinion known in October. mean to you?" combined with the third Listen and learn with love in November. Things may not be as you letter of every third thought in December. Difficulties at home could motivate you to travel word in Job. They around January. By February you should feel well-connected. A foreigner believe that this is can forward your progress in June, but a moody woman could slow you another sign of the 1 down in July. Follow a hunch to gain the information you seek in impending apocalypse. September. Yet they have no prob- To get the advantage, check the day's rating: 10 is the easiest day, 0 the This past Thursday, the federal lem bringing another 1 most challenging. ~~~d and D~~ ~d~i~i~~~~ti~~innocent child into this hell-bound ARIES (March 21-April 19) - Today is a 5 - Everybody has an opinion made it possible for a to get world? Should the son suffer for the about how you should run your life. A little of that goes a long way. Marsha Hawthorne an abortion at her local doctor's sins of the father? Never having a Instead of telling them to shove it, be gracious. It'll be more fun, and Junior office. The treatment involves two life, from what I know, is not suffer- besides, you're much better-looking when you're smiling. visits, and side effects likened to a ing. According to Buddha, life is TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - Today is a 7 - Going out seems like a "1 was sitting still and it said I spontaneous miscarriage, with uter- suffering. good idea, but it's not. If chores could interfere with an excursion, let was going 3Smph. it's not ine cramping, bleeding, nausea and Have the pro-lifers turned on Jerry them. You'll do better closer to home. You'll make or save money, too. Let righr" your fingers do the walking. Do business over-the phone. fatigue. The drug is expected to be Springer and seen the people repop- GEMINI (May 21-June 21) - Today is a 7 - Something you and a sweet- in price to that of the ulating our nation? It's not me, but hold your sigh of relief, because it's heart are planning needs work. The way it's set up now is too expensive. average, everyday surgical abortion. Go over your budget with a critical eye. Discover this error before you ~h~ FDA approved -~fepristone pimps and whores from inner-city Chicago and three-toothed trailer- spend the money, rather than later. for prescription by doctors in the CANCER (June 22-July 22) Today is a 7 Something isn't going well united ~if~~ri~~~~~,aka trash crackheads from Booneville, - - states. for your mate or partner. Or, perhaps a household project of yours has Kentucky. It's men with 6 children RU-486, was developed 20 years gone awry. Provide comfort and nurturing food. ago by a French company and has by 6 different and LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - Today is a 5 - Your latest scheme may not been available to European with 4 children by 8 different men. work as well as you'd hoped. Try it on a small scale before you take it for over 10 years now. And the retarded acorn really does- public. Romance will go best if you let your sweetheart take the lead. An estimated 500,000 European n't fall far from the tree. Listen carefully, and you'll hear what isn't being said. women have had abortions using the Have the pro-lifers stayed up at VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - Today is a 7 - Does a loved one want drug. Mifepristone has proven night and witnessed the people that something special? Are you tempted to splurge and get it? Do you have a effective in terminating 92 percent 'we' are supposed to help rePoPu- steady income? If not, go for the good job first. After you get it, you can of pregnancies that are under 50 late the world? For the price of a buy the toy. It'll be part of your celebration. days in duration. One percent of all CUP of You can give that LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct 22) - Today is a 5 - You and a roommate might pregnant women who use the drug man the clash. You can go for a complete victory, but it'll cost you. Work out a requires a surgical operation to stop bones and brush the flies away from compromise instead. Give in on a point you don't care much about, and the bleeding. his lover's crusted eyes. Yet that you'll win more than you lose. ~i~~t~-~i~percent ofwomen who man has done nothing to better his SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - Today is a 7 - Better double-check the latest gossip before you pass it on. You wouldn't want to look foolish used mifepristone successfully said Or the he is that they would recommend it to bring a child into. The man has because of somebody else's error. On the other hand, if you're the one who sets things straight, you'll look pretty good. others. 86 percent of women whom ensured his child of the same life he has--a life of starving to death slow- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) - Today is a 4 - Something that looks the drug failed said they would still like a good deal may be the opposite. Read the fine print before you sign recommend it to others. ly for twenty years. If you had the choice of never having life, never anything. It won't hurt to wait a little, either. Your chances of success ~h~ centers for Disease control improve the more you learn. and Prevention in Atlanta say that howing life, and therefore, never missing it, or the life of a Somalian CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) - Today is a 7 -You and your friends the abortion rate in the United states know you're right, but take care. Don't bet more than you want to lose to who was bound to die at 4 years-of- is at its lowest level in 20 years. prove it. An older person may be wrong, but if he or she outranks you, be French ministry of health officials age from starvation, which would diplomatic. Keep talking and listening. in paris say that they have found YOU choose? Seriously. Think about AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) - Today is a 6 - Hold off on travel for a that the pill has not replaced surgi- it? day or so; you'll avoid some hassles. Finish old business before you cal abortions, nor has it increased And these questions make me launch into anything new. Think about something a quiet woman said, and the number of raise the question, "So where is you'll be prepared for a confrontation. every year. God?'Well, God helps those who PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) - Today is an 8 - You're a generous person, ~lsoin the past week, a person help themselves, or so I've heard. and your contributions are appreciated. Don't overdo it, though. Don't accused me of being a poor, lazy And the FDA is trying to us* offer your savings account to a good cause unless you'll get a good return. attempt at a typical, sensationalist however misdirected they may be. You need to look out for yourself, tao! journalist. ~~t to me, the ends jus- If you think that the FDA is sitting tify the means. If you're still here, 0" their high horse saying, ''Yeah, everything you read after the open- let's legalize mifepristone. That'll ing paragraph to this point was Screw the world up royally:' then information gathered from you're the one who is royally - - CNN.com--information everyone screwed 1 I should know. Am I effective and The 'FDA had a and a successful in getting it to you? decision to make. The drug has Lost What I'm about to say from here been around for over 20 Years and on out is not meant to be humorous, has been lega1 in for lo. but rather cynical, pessimistic, That's twenty Years of testing, and North Face Black Wallet maybe even sarcastic. ten years of pussyfooting due to this The pro-lifers believe abortion is a c~unm'sabortion issue. The drug on Tuesday, Sept. 26,2000 moral issue. ~~d I agree. T~ me, is safe, and has been safe. Possibly the moral issue is whether or not to safer than many drugs for bring another child into this world. the correction of more superficial Please Contact ~ndI would like my (our) choice of and non-life threatening, or really whether or not to do so to remain even life-altering, occurrences, such mine (ours=girlfriend-7( of as weight gain and hair loss. Page 8 October 5,2000 THE CHANTICLEER Ugly Duckling

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7s and their desire to reintroduce good, lB,,r s !' it .x&c 11 unfortunate twists and turns, one of Hip-hop fans with their ear to the clean fun into the genre. which being an instrumental called underground may remember Long In contrast to their fresh-faced EP, "Treefingers," in which the boys do Beach, California's Ugly Duckling "Journey" has a noticeably refined their best Brian Eno impersonation. from their 1999 debut EP, "Fresh style. DJ Young Einstein provides Mode." While this, their debut full- Unfortunately Brian Eno is Brian the creative nucleus of the album by length CD isn't a great departure combining dusty beats with catchy Eno, and Radiohead should stick to stylistically, it shows growth, not to melodic hooks. The result is deep- shriek in fear for the rest of the The most anticipated'album of the being Radiohead. mention a winning sense of humor. er, more layered-soundscapes over last two years finally hit stores album. The remainder of the album Their self-incriminating name is which MC's Andycat and Dizzy Tuesday with the release of If the case can be made that "OK changes feelings and styles with the first clue to the fact that Ugly tag-team rhyme with a light hearted, Radiohead's follow-up to 1997's Computer" was about the pitfalls of rapid quickness, and while musi- Duckling is not your average quick delivery. cristal-swigging, crotch-grabbing After "Journey's" 14 tracks of "OK Computer." 20th century technology, then "Kid cally dependable, gets shaky at A" is about the aftermath. hip-hop. Their claim to credibility sunshine-style rap, one might crave "Kid A," the new album, is unlike times. "Idioteque" and "Morning doesn't come from the jiggy school something more substantial, either The title track, "Kid A," cqntinues anything the band has previously Bell" are both assured composi- of braggadocio, as witnessed by lyrically or musically. But, you recorded. Gone are the pop hooks in the vein of the opener, but adds tions capitalizing on mood and tex- "Journey to Anywhere's" clowning can't fault Ugly Duckling for trying of 1993's "Pablo Honey" and drum loops a-plenty to the mix. ture to the extreme. of both materialism. to have fun in a genre soaked in 1995's "The Bends." The key word Yorke's filtered, indecipherable What can be said about the album What's more, these three material excess, sexual aggression California white boys have no polit- and "Bling, Blinging." for the new disc is "experimenta- voice acts more as an instrument as a whole? !t will leave a lot of adding texture than it does a voice. ical stance to speak of. Instead, tion." On this album, Radiohead people scratching their heads won- they focus on their love of hip-hop By Anthony Hill lays down the guitars and packs the However, it's a song you despise at dering why. True Radiohead fans drums away in favor of avant-garde first, only to find yourself wanting will be pleasantly surprised. synthesizers and ancient drum to hear more. However, if you're looking for machines. Throughout the rest of the album, another "Creep," "Fake Plastic However, this is the first album in things even out, though only slight- Trees" or "Karma Police" you can a two-part collection. Its pop- ly. "The National Anthem," is a look to the albums they came from. friendly sequel is to be released in fierce foray into the world of sound Radiohead are now light-years 2001, and from all accounts, will collages, not unlike something you away from anything going on in be more mainstream. might hear on the Beatles' "White music right now, and as long as Experimental this album may be, Album." Simple bass lines over dri- they keep their artistic doors open, but ~t still has as many peaks as it ving drums intersperse with the we should follow them inside. does valleys. The disc opens with occasional bursts of guitar and My advice: True, and I emphasize "Everything in its Right Place," a clumsy, incoherent horn bursts. true, Radiohead fans should buy song dense with looped synthesizer "How to Disappear Completely" this album. With all of the absolute samples and the haunting, ominous sounds like it could have easily fit crap on the airwaves right now, this voice of singer Thom Yorke. The alongside any tracks on "OK album (as cor.fusing as it is) is a opening track appropriately sets the Computer," as does the first single, welcome relief. terse, soul-less mood for the rest of "Optimi5tic." While "How to the album. Unfortunately the open- Disappear Completely" accentu- By Adani Smith ing track may cause many fans to ates Yorke's strong points (the sub- I I Vincent van Qo&s fo Disney World I dam'ron sive and Killa Cam has improved as a lyricist. On "What Means the World to You,'' he kicks a bounce- style flow that was mixed with a 1. E. Police-type track behind it. On "My II Hood," he rhymes over a Casio key- board concoction, a la Swizz Beatz. The new single, "That's Me," is an & II opera-infused track featuring haunty .Thursday ...Soup 000 112 violins that play against a Timbaland-like drum pattern. the album out too. Ma$e was popu- .Friday ...Highly Kind "Sports, Drugs and Entertainment," 1% at the time. NOW,after teasing US Camtron first lured audiences in is a paean to three of rapper's with the catchy advance single, ''kt *Saturday...... Re birth Brass Band with his 1998 single "3,5,7:' which favorite vices. Me Know:' Cam'ron is back with jacked the theme of "Magnum P.1." S.D.E. is far from groundbreaking and helped the rapper's full-length his second offering. .Tuesday ...Ethan and the Ewok hip-hop. But, for fans of Carn'ron's ''S.D.E." finds the rapper employ- debut, "Confessions of Fire," go previous releases, it's a solid sopho- gold. Of course, being good friends ing the formula he used on more effort and worth checking out. with Ma$e, who contributed on the "COI~~~SS~O~S",but turning it Up a notch. The beats are more impres- cut "Horse and Carriage,'' helped BYAnthony Hill Located Just South of the Square in Jacksonville r' I THE CHANTICLEER October 5,2000 Page 9 Continued from page 5, Brothers sition goes," explained Elkins. Beach and Charlotte, N.C. Elkins also tecommended that stu- The band's latest CD, a generous dents keep the negatives of their two disc live album on Phoenix best work in order to see their pro- records, showcases their many tal- gression in photography. He said entr. Crow said that he loves the that negatives are easily stored by "live album essence" and the band using current technology and can be as a whole is happy with the final retrieved readily for later critical product. The disc features crowd znalysis. favorites like "Leisure Suit" and the Although Elkins has retired, he medley of "Coffee Table" and still works one day a week for The "Cybil Rivalry." The disc also fea- Anniston Star. He spends the rest of tures an excellent take on Bob his time bass fishing with his daugh- Dylan's "Tangled Up in Blue." Crow encourages everyone to ter and even participating in trophy come out and see them tonight by tournaments. "I'm enjoying my saying "if you're looking for an retirement. I've had a lot of fun energetic and inviting show, and one "The Lunch Break:' by Ken Elkins, Anniston 1970. Courtesy of www.annistonstar.com since I'vc been off," s$d Elkins. you can get involved in, come see Elkins said that he is currently Soup." Continued from page 5,Ken Elkins JSU's photography students. looking for a publisher that can pro- Hitting the stage on Oct. 7 is the Band will certainly jaa things up on Man, he was sort of special. He "Nothing can beat experience and duce a book containing a collection Saturday night. Photo by Soren McCarty using your Own ideas. That's what Rebirth Brass Band from New (www.rebirthbrassband.com traveled all over the United States of his favorite pictures. "I think it Orleans. Having opened up previ- selling goats. When I met him he YOU really need to concentrate on. would be something everyone "Everybody likes a different type ously for such diverse artists as Ani only had one goat left:j Elkins said. If you have an idea just go shoot it. would be interested in," commented of music, and everybody has input," DiFranco, the Grateful Dead and the Elkins shared his expertise on And it's good stay in Elkins. said member Phil Frazier in a 1998 Ohio Players, they are sure to easily photographing subjects, ''Once you and get your education." Now that Elkins has retired, he thrill an audience. interview with the San Jose get to meet people and start talking wasn't what kind of looks back on his career as a grm Mixing elements of jazz and funk Mercury News. "We just like to to them and get them to relax a lit- influence his work would have on experience. "I've had a great career. into their shows, they have "brought incorporate everything. If some- the art students here at JSU. "It's I don't think anyone enjoyed shoot- to jazz their own vocabulary, adding body likes reggae, we'll try reggae. tle, then yo^ can take out your cam- left up to the individual. It depends ing pictures more than I have. 1 licks and rhythms from absorbed If somebody likes fun, we'll do era. I never would take out my cam- from rap, reggae, avant garde jazz funk. And then we try to incorporate era immediately. Doing it that way On whether Or they want get think it'll show once you see the and the pulse of the streets of the all of that into our own original made it a whole lot easier for me to Out and do a lot of shooting and pictures." city," according to their bio. material." get the pictures that I wanted, printing, and basically a lot of hard The Art Department shows sever- I Formed in 1983, they've gained Dubbed "the heavy weight brass whether it was a face or just a good Their ideas are al artists' works throughout the year. quite a reputation for their unique band of the world," the guys in the feature-type photograph. That's the know that I'll have any influ- For more information on gallery sound of tuba, saxophone, trombone Rebirth Brass Band certainly live up way I worked most of my subjects. ence, but I want to tell them where I selections contact the Art and trumpets, mixed together with to their title, and are definitely 1 did my thing they did their found my pictures and I got Department at 782-5626. funky drumbeats and some serious worth checking out this Saturday. thing." them. Maybe it'll have some influ- grooves. Elkins offered some advice for ence as far as shooting and compo- "Page 10 * October 5; 2bO0 THE CHANTICLEER Throughout the movie, Yoast and true story of an already lively football Boone have to overcome the racism team. Denzel shines in and fear between the two of them and The crux of the movie, apart from the community, while trying to unite a the aforementioned aspects, was the team, which until then, would have idea that a group of people, from such never associated with one another. diverse roots, would come together to "Remember the Titans" was high- form one "soul," one team. "Tit an" thriller lighted by the traditionally beguiling On the downside of the film, the plot performance of Washington, who is rather predictable in parts, and played the role of Boone convincing- some of the characters could pass for By Erik Green ly well. Others such as, Ryan Hurst stock characters, but as a whole, Contributing Writer ("Patch Adarns" and "Saving Private "Remember the Titans" is truly one of Ryan"), who played the role of Gerry the finest films of the year. Very few true stories are good Bertier, newcomer Kip Pardue-the Denzel Washington fans will add enough for film, but often times the next teen idol-who played this movie to their libraries, which ones that make it are the best. Every "Sunshine," and Donald Faison include some of the finest films about once in a while, a story is so good it ("Clueless" and "Waiting to Exhale") race issues in American history. tells itself. "Remember the Titans" is topped out a cast of actors who each one of those stories. brought their own personalities to a Grade: A For sports fans, a movie about foot- ball is automatically a "must see," but often times moviegoers walk away from the theatre shaking their heads in disgust. Do not expect to do that after seeing "Remember the Titans." Ip' Thank In the tradition of "Rudy," YOU^^ "Hoosiers" and "Brian's Song," "Remember the Titans" warms the heart and breaks it all at the same time. It sends cold chills up the spine, I JSUArt Alliance I and it leaves the audience trying to decide whether to stand to its feet and cheer at the movie's end or go home crying. Either way, it's virtually for your assistance I impossible to leave "Remember the Titans" without learning a little some- I thing about oneself. In 1971, at the heart of integration, I i TOTAL FLUID EXCHANGE-TRANSMISSION SERVICE i I all an white high school in rural I REPLACES ALL THE FLUID Via-T.C. Williams- was forced I with the unvei1.11g I to give up a way of life, to which it I IN YOUR TRANSMISSION, had grown accustomed, in order to NOT JUSE A FEW QUARTS. allow black students to attend school. I llot valid with any 0thoffer or special, mwlpd col~ponat tllne D1service. Expires: B~M~OO The forced integration was followed I of thenew Cocky! 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Gamecocks look to keep streak alive G~~ecocksbeat first meeting came in 1994, a game in By Anthonv Hill which the Bearkats escaped with a 17- Sports Editor 10 victory. The Gamecocks won three straight" after that loss. Last season's It will be Parents and Preview Day contest was lost in the second half, as Crimson Tide for JSU as the Gamecocks (2-1) tie up the Bearkats scored 27 unanswered with the Sam Houston State Bearkats points to beat the Gamecocks 5 1- 17. By Anthonv Hill (3-1) on Saturday. "We don't even think about last sea- Sports Editor Both teams are coming off well son. That is what most teams want us needed open dates to nurse injuries to do," said Cornell Buford, a The Gamecock rugby team is (1- and look over more game tape. Gamecock linebacker. "We just go 1) after defeating the University of "I feel good about the game. I'm out there and play our game," said Alabama by the score of 11-3 on healthier than I've been and my knee Gamecock defensive back Delvin Saturday. feels better than it did against Hughley. "I feel a lot better. We had a lot Samford," said Gamecock tailback The Bearkats will be looking for the of guys to step it up from last Roger Bell. "I think that we'll have Gamecock offense to make mistakes week's game," said Daniel more support for this game. The early. Kirkland, former football player, weather will be better and people are "It's real important for us to come now starting rugby player. pretty excited about us. I'm ready." out strong and stick it to them," said How sweet it was for the Sam Houston State enters the game Jaquail Young, a Sam Houston State Gamecock rugby team to defeat the after an impressive 38-7 win over linebacker. "If you don't score, you Crimson Tide after an 11-0 loss to Texas A&M-Kingsville over a week can't win. That's the bottom line." Georgia Tech a week ago. The ago. The Bearkat defense ranks atop the JSU quarterback Reggie Stancil will try to lasso a Bearkat this Saturday Gamecocks looked as if they might "We had some folks a little banged Southland Football League in four against a powehl Bearkat defense. out making him too much of a factor. be shut out again as the Crimson statistical categories and stands sec- up. We got them ready," said Matt "Our number one challenge on "You never know when you're going Tide held a 3-0 lead at halftime. Dominquez, Sam Houston State's All- ond nationally in the NCAA Division offense is to pgt plays together in suc- to get the ball. Everybody expects They finally got on the board after American wide-out. "I think they I-AA pass defense. They allow a cession and control the ball," said Matt to get the ball, but we also have Corey Dupree scored from 20 (JSQ had an open week as well; so mere 85.3 yards per game. After four head coach Jack Crowe. to expect it so we can make plays," I'm pretty sure they did the same games their defense averages 13 yards out to give the Gamecocks a Part of the reason why the said Jonathan Cooper, a Bearkat wide 5-3 lead with 22:OO left in the sec- thing. I know that it is going to be a points per game and the Bearkat's Gamecocks didn't win last year's receiver. different game than it was last year." defense ranks 14th overall in Division ond half. Ralph Rezza had a 17- match-up between the two teams was Kickoff for Saturday's game is set yard score taken away due to a This game will mark the sixth time I-AA. theif inability to stop the Bearkat's for 2 p.m. at Paul Snow Stadium. The the Gamecocks and Bearkats have The Gamecock offense is going to sideline infraction. wide-out Matt Dominquez. The game will also be televised on WJXS- "I think that most of the mistakes met on the football field. JSU holds have to play as well as it did against Bearkats think that they can win with- TV 24. the advantage in the series at 3-2. The Samford to keep the game close and penalties were made because of inexperience of both teams," Lady Gamecocks swept said Ben Copeland, a senior player for the Crimson Tide. Soccer team kee~srollina I by Austin Peay State Todd Vandein made a bone-crush- By Sports Information ing hit on a Tide player to set up a By Sports Information of JSU goalkeepe; Adriana Finelli's kick by Jeremy Messiah. The kick glove and the cross bar. The ball Austin Peay State University gave the Gamecocks a five point Before weekend play began dropped right in front of the goal lead with six minutes remaining in Friday, the Trans America Athletic and the Bulldogs were called off- swept the Lady Gamecocks three Conference had four soccer teams side, but not before Finelli kicked games to none in a Saturday after- the game. that remained undefeated within the the ball out of scoring position. noon match, 15-8, 15-1, 15-10. "We made more mistakes than league. Now, there are two. The match was an even heat The second game seemed to be Jacksonville did, and they really In a battle to stay atop of the high throughout the entire 90 minutes of almost perfect for Austin Peay, as it cost us today," said Copeland. ranks in the TAAC, Jacksonville regulation. Each team finished with committed only one error in its 23 Messiah would score again two State's senior midfielder Suzanne only seven shots and both keepers attack attempts in the 15-1 win. minutes later to secure an 11-3 vic- Bilbrey knocked a near perfect shot had two saves. The Lady Gamecocks found life tory for the Gamecocks. just over Samford's goalkeeper for Corner kicks were the only differ- "We got a lot of new guys. They in the third and final game as they the only score in the overtime win. ence in the statistics, as JSO led six really stepped it up today," said tied the game 10-10, but the Lady Cecelia Lounder recorded tne assist comers to none. Rugby captain John Burke. "We Govs responded with five unan- as she kicked the ball back to Jax State improves to 7-4 on the really appreciate the SGA, athletic Bilbrey on the attack. year and 3-0 in the TAAC. With the swered points, to take the game and director and football coach for "Our rivalry with Sarnford is huge win the Lady Gamecocks also the match. everything, especially letting us use ended Samford's seven-game win- and that is why we had the urgency "We played awful," said head the field." to score," said Bilbrey. "We have ning streaks as the Bulldogs fell to coach Jose Rivera. "Hopefully we The B-side of the team lost to the aIways been coached to try and 7-3 overall and 3-1 in the confer- will get our powers back and our score within the first five minutes of ence. JSU Junior Mindy Jones Crimson Tide by a score of 27-12. each period because that is when "Both teams played extremely ence, but the Lady Gamecocks will play back for Tuesday." Reggie Jones and Tim Stell were teams are most vulnerable." well today," said coach Howe. not face the Dolphins until October Senior Heather Beers led JSU the two Gamecock scorers of that Bilbrey's game-winning goal, her "This is a classic rivalry. Samford 21. with seven kills, while freshmen game. "They had most of the guys second of the year, came only five has been on a winning streak and we JSU's next outing will be a TAAC Jennifer Brenneman had five kills that played on their A-side team minutes into overtime play. Just knew we had to put forth our best road trip, where it will take on in two games. playing against our B-side guys," minutes before, Samford's Rebecca effort." Rorida Atlantic (6-3,l- 1) on Friday Austin Peay improved to 9-8 said Kirkland. Kent had a free kick at the other end Jacksonville University is the and Central Florida (2-9, 1-I), overall with the victory. of the field and the ball nailed the tip other unbeaten team in the confer- Sunday. Page 14 October 3,2000 THE CHANTICLEER Wannebo. He is my position coach. little boy. I basically just chill and Delvin: Unpredictable, just like his He is cool to me. He let's us go out rest up. CD says. 0ne 0n 0n e and play our game and be loose. Thrill: What do vou listen to before Thrill: Anniston Bulldoes. But, I like all OF the coaches. a game? What does "Del-Del" bang Delvin: That's my dogs. They Thrill: You're a guy that's extreme- before a game? should win it all this year. 7 9 ly talented athletically. Do you Delvin: I listen to a little Phil Thrill: Montressa Kirby. sometimes want to play another Collins, "In the Air Tonight." I bang Delvin: The best ever. with ''Thrill sport along with football? some Cash Money and Pastor Troy, Thrill: Charles Kelly (ex-defensive unbelievable, man. Those are the ~elvin:yeah, I guess that I do wish but mainly Phil ~bl~ins. back coach.) three best players I've been around. that I could play another sport some- Thrill: Free Association. Delvin: He is the reason that I came Thrill: This is your senior season. times. I would not mind playing a Delvin: (laughs.) All right. to Jacksonville. Do you feel desperate to succeed? little basketball. It's too time con- Thrill: Coach Crowe. Thrill: That's it. Good luck on Delvin: Yeah. I mean, you just suming to play two sports. Delvin: The best thing to happened Saturday. know that this is it. It's like now or Thrill: What do you do when you're to me since I came to JSU. A really Delvin: Thanks man, I'll holla at ya. never. not playing or thinking about foot- good coach. Thrill: Okay, man. Thrill: You seem so calm on the ball? Thrill: Mystikal. e field, "Del-Del." What makes you Delvin: I try to stay away, far away, Delvin: You said Mystikal, right? "go" out there on the field? 1s it the from football. 1 spend time with my Thrill: Yeah. crowd, one of the players; what is it? Delvin: I am just a calm player. I like to let the game come to me. I like to show my emotions on the 'The coaches let us play our game; that was the field, by my play. That's my style. athletes have it better? - DO - key difference between the two seasons." - You know what i'm saying? Thrill: Yes, I feel that. that the coaches and fans think that all they did was pass out answers tc I still remember the first time that Thrill: I know that the loss to South they should live and students are liv- the final, word for word," said a Delvin Hughley and I met. It was Florida made the team feel bad. ing in the manner that we want to senior attending FSU. November of 1995. We were both You've got to feel a sigh of relief live. To be fair, the low numbers 01 seniors in high school on the JSU knowing that the same team beat There's one thing that connects all graduates are partly due to the faci campus for an official football visit. Troy State over the weekend. students with student athletes and that many athletes leave school early He came running through the Delvin: Yes, it does. They beat us that is the brass ring that we all reach to join the professional marks. I Gamecock Center doors as we were by a lot more, but that kind of shows approaching the dining portion. He everyone that South Florida isba for during our years here on this understand that, because if I had a came in late because he had just fin- good team. crazy carousel. chance to work at the same job I ished playing a high school basket- Thrill: You've got the D'Angelo A sports editorial by. At a diverse school such as ours, want to work at- after graduation ball game. I said to a high school look going with the long-braided Anthony "Thrill" Hill it's the one objective we all share. before I graduated, I WOULD. teammate of mine, who was also hair. It looks good. I remember It's a diploma. Student athletes have The survey also found that, in gen- here for the visit, "He looks like he's when I first met you, you had the I hear the arguments all of the a harder time than non-athletes. eral, female athletes are more likely going to be good." What do you Carl Thomas look going. You had time. The football players have it so According to an annual study done to graduate than male athletes, and know, about 25 pounds and four the long-curly hair. What made you inches of hair later, the guy is con- change? good. The basketball players have it this summer by the NCAA, of all the male basketball players shdw a sig- sidered one of the best at the defen- Delvin: You know what man? I so good. The baseball players have athletes that entered Division I nificant decline in graduation rates. sive back position. kind of always wanted to do this. I it made. schools in 1995, barely a majority The number of men's basketball just really did it after I saw a dude The correct response to that is, graduated with a 57 percent gradua- players that have graduated has Thrill: What's up "Del-Del?" have braids that didn't even have as "How do you figure?'They spend tion rate. Compared to the 69 per- dropped four percent from 45 per- Delvin: I'm chilling man. I'm just much hair as I did. So I just did it. countless hours practicing and get- cent of non-athletes who entered cent in 1998 to 41 percent in 1999 tired. Thrill: Besides winning the Class ting ready to play. They're constant- school at the same time that graduat- That is the lowest it has been since Thrill: What has your season been 6A State Championship, what has like thus far? Are you playing the been the greatest moment in your ly criticized for things that they have ed. 1984 when the NCAA began keep- way that you've expected yourself to career? no control over and they are always Some people wonder why student ing track of student-athlete gradua- play? Give me your personal judg- Delvin: (pause.) Probably the inter- under the scope of the public eye. athletes graduate at such a lower rate tion rates. That could also be ment on how you've played after ception I had in the Nicholls State I am honored to have experienced when they receive more assistance because of the rate at' which players three games. game. Yeah, 1would have to say that both sides of the spectrum. I once than the rest of us. Think about it, are going pro. Delvin: Well, I think that I have was my greatest moment. I mean, I was a pretty good football player many athletes get advisement on The next time you think that the done all right. I feel like there is have had many individual awards, and I am now a very good student. I choosing a major, course selection athletes have it better, think about all more to come. The only game that like the player of the week and for stands out is the game against the conference and the nation. I did- can honestly tell you that regular and study hall if their grades are not of the time that we have to get thing Nicholls. The game that I took the n't even know about that until this students have it a lot better than ath- satisfactory. done and then think about where ball in for a touchdown on the first past weekend. But the interce~tion letes. Heck, regular students have it I have a friend whom attends they are. Probably at practice play of the game. That is really bas something that I shared wiih the better than members of Greek orga- Florida State University. He told me Don't waste your time; it's verj what you dream of doing. team. nizations as far as time is concerned. that one time he lied and said that he valuable. Thrill: Yeah, you're right about that. Thrill: Who's you're favorite Students have it better in many was a football pktyer to get into a Thrill: Finally, the defensive backs coach? ways. Athletes are living the way tutoring session. "Once I got there, are playing like the group of the Delvin: I would have to say coach DB's that played back in 1995. You remember that group, the "Killer L Id Bees." Do you feel like you all are as good as that group? CLASSlFlEDS Delvin: It really depends on how S, 0's you judge the two. I feel like when )i~aruaw~~r.ruar- Jackie it comes to speed, yeah, we are bet- Domino's now hiring in Jacksonville. Your complete source for art, posters and picture fram- ter. I think that we have our strong 0 ing. 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