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Action Ads 7 Life in Hell 4 » « Comics 6 Opinions 4 Features 3 Sports 5 Tuesday, November 10,1992 • . i. » I George-Anne Vol.65' No. VfZl. ilillfll • !• * « 912/681-5 NEWS BRIEFS Georgia universities consider plus/minus grading system MOODrS APPEAL IN MAIL- By Enoch Autry "They wanted the pluses and visors group which Carter is a The professors will be able to be standard. BOMBINGS REJECTED Staff Writer ATLANTA (AP) - A Georgia minuses to allow a finer evalua- member, but has been voted down make their own decision of who "At this point, the plus/minus man convicted in the December In an effort to distinguish be- tion and more levels of evalua- twice. deserves a plus or a minus be- grading system is not going any- 1989 mail-bomb deaths of a tween higher grade performance tion than the present grading After the first vote, Carter cause the proposal does not man- where," Carter said. "It will prob- judge and a civil rights attor- and lower grade performance, a system," Carter added. said, "We [the group members] date a numeral score, the Vice ably be a while before we see any ney received a fair trial, a fed- consideration is being made to Georgia State's academic af- were asked to go back and poll President said. change in the grading policy." eral appeals court has ruled. institute a new plus/minus (+/-) fairs office brought the proposal our faculty to see how they felt." Carter said the vote was fairly Jackie Cooper, assistant reg- Walter Leroy Moody Jr., 58, grading system. forward requesting the univer- According to Carter, the fac- close. Out of 30 to 34 people, 60 istrar, said that there was a plus of Rex is serving a sentence of Vice President of Academic Af- sity system to allow any of the 34 ulty senate endorsed the idea percent voted 'no' while 40 per- in the grading system from the seven life terms plus 400 years fairs Harrison Carter said that institutions that would like to that institutions should have the cent voted 'yes'. Carter said he fall of 1961 to fall 1969, but the for sending homemade pack- Georgia State University faculty use the plus/minus grading the option of using the plus/minus believed the opponents of the minus was not used in the sys- age bombs to the Savannah law has come forward with a better accessibility to do so, Carter said. grading system. The faculty did proposal were concerned that tem. The grade point system office of Robert Robinson and to proposal to evaluate students' The proposal has come up not say that GSU should take GSU is in the university system ranged from a 4.5 as an A+ to a the home of 11th U.S. Circuit classroom performance. twice in the Chief Academic Ad- part in the proposal. and the grading policy needs to 1.0 as a D. Court of Appeals Judge Robert Vance in Mountain Brook, Ala. It was inevitable: The bombs detonated when Jones crowned Homecoming Queen the men opened the packages. Moody appealed on various By Michelle Patrick Soap dumped grounds, including errors by his Staff Writer attorneys and the judge. On Saturday, Nov. 7, Kalisa OCMULGEE MONUMENT Jones was crowned 1992 GSU RECEIVES LAND GRANT Homecoming Queen by Presi- into new fountain MACON, Ga. (AP) - The dent Nicholas Henry and 1991 Ocmulgee National Monument, Homecoming Queen Philana G-A Staff Reports site of an ancient Indian civili- Griffin. It was bound to happen. zation, has received a donation Jones, escorted by her fa- Approximately one week after a fountain was installed on the of 300 acres of adjoining land, ther, was presented with her GSU pedestrium, an unidentified person apparently dumped a box which will increase the park's crown, a trophy and flowers by of soap suds in the small pond located next to the Williams Center size by nearly half. Griffin. Dr. Henry also pre- which contains the new fountain. It is the second piece of good sented her with flowers. A GSU Security Officer noticed the suds at about 1 a.m. on news involving the monument Jones is a senior majoring Saturday morning after the vandals fled the scene unnoticed. in recent weeks. The state De- in communication arts with The officer then reported to the Public Safety Building that the partment of Transportation has an emphasis in public rela- fountain should be turned off. decided to reroute the Fall Line tions. She will be interning in GSU Department of Safety Sgt. Guy Sharp did not express Freeway so that it will not skirt Atlanta winter quarter. surprise at the incident, stating "the foutain was too irresistable for the national monument. Jones is treasurer of Public 1992 GSU Homecoming Queen Kalisa Jones and her escort. students." An earlier route would have Relations Student Society of first runner up in her high school Jones depicts herself as be- If the person(s) resonsible were caught the most likely charge put the highway within sight of America, a member of Gamma pageant and was on the home- ing genuinely family oriented. against them would be "criminal trespassing, depending on the the 1,000-year-old Great Beta Phi with a grade point coming court all four years. She proudly confessed, "Both severity of what they did," Sharp said. "Student Affairs would be Temple Mound. average of 3.1, and previously She expressed her excite- my parents are alumni of GSU more likely to handle it than the state courts." NUDE-DANCING CLUB HELD participated in the Top Step ment: "Although I was on the and this is quite an honor for Student reaction to the prank was mixed ranging from dismay to LIABLE FOR FATALITY Tutor program in which she homecoming court all four years them for their daughter to be joy. tutored local fifth graders. ATLANTA (AP) - Police con- and did not win my senior year, crowned by their alma mater." "It doesn't show a lot of school spirit to do something like that, Jones has also been a member fiscated the liquor license Fri- this really takes the place of all Jones's hobbies include aer- when they spent so much time on it," Heather Greene, a freshman day of a nude-dancing club ac- of Kappa Delta sorority for two of that." obics, tennis and reading. She majoring in physical therapy said. "I think it's mean," Kim Isabell, a freshman majoring in business cused of serving drinks to an years. In the spring of 1992, Jones said, "I have such a heavy course employee before she was in- Sponsored by Kappa Delta placed in the top five for Greek load this quarter that I don't said. volved in a fatal traffic acci- and Pi Kappa Phi, Jones said, God and Goddess but admits have much time to read any- dent. "I never thought I would make that she has never won any more." This high school vale- Patrons hid under tables and it this far because I am from beauty pageants or contests in dictorian said she is extremely HIV-positive medic court- scantily clad dancers squealed such a small town." She is the past. Jones openly declared: involved in her school work. as police swept into the Pony- from Louisville, Ga., a small "I was flabbergasted when they "Thanks to everyone who town about an hour and a half tail Lounge. said my name. It is really hard voted for me," Jones said. "I outside of Statesboro. martialed for having sex The club came under city for me to deal with all of this just never thought I would have In high school, Jones was scrutiny Jan. 2 when dancer attention." made it this far." FORT STEWART, Ga. (AP) - who was on trial for aggravated Rebecca June Greene, struck An Army medic who testified assault and willful disobedience and killed a teenage pedestrian against r woman convicted of ex- in another HIV case. in Marietta as she was driving Georgia State students stage sit-in posingunsuspecting sexual part- Collins said he contracted the home from work. Ms. Greene ners to the AIDS virus has been virus from Ms. Patterson, who is was charged with drunken driv- Racial slurs stir controversy at yet another Georgia college convicted of similar charges. serving a three-year sentence in ing and vehicular homicide. Spec. Joseph Collins, 21, who a stockade at Fort Lewis, Wash. Charges against the club in- ATLANTA (AP) - Georgia McDonough, who is president of "I take all this very seri- is HIV-positive, was sentenced to Collins' convictions stemmed clude selling alcohol to minors, State University students staged the Black Student Alliance. ously," Patton told about 300 15 months in jail Friday and given from charges that he engaged in failure to supervise and moni- a sit-in Friday to protest what Students say a racial slur was students. a bad conduct discharge from the unprotected sex in his barracks tor conduct of employees and they call increasing incidents of discovered Wednesday on a trash The students who packed Army. The military judge also with a woman in September, just patrons, and failure of some racial intolerance at the Atlanta can in front of a Kappa Sigma, a Patton's office demanded stu- stripped Collins of his rank, pay a few weeks after he tested posi- employees to get work permits. school. traditionally white fraternity that dents that be required to take and allowances. tive for HIV. JUDGE CONTINUES BAN ON About 50 students occupied was pledging a black student. classes in black history and Collins was the second Fort When Collins was diagnosed, DEER KILL ON SKIDAWAY the office of President Carl V. University officials blame a women's studies and that the Stewart soldier convicted in re- he was ordered to inform poten- cent months of exposing unsus- SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) - A Patton as he was meeting with member of Sigma Nu, another school put an end to Sigma Nu tial sex partners of his medical pecting partners to the virus that Chatham County court has con- students and faculty in another white fraternity at GSU. Sigma and Pi Kappa Alpha, two white condition and to abstain from can lead to Acquired Immune De- tinued a ban on a deer kill on room about one such incident. Nu has suspended the student, fraternities. unprotected sex, Capt. John ficiency Syndrome. Skidaway Island, but Judge Eu- "Something is going to be done and the university has charged About 18 percent of GSU's Hillestad, Collins' company com- gene Gadsden urged residents today or we'll be here all night," him with violating the school's 23,000 students are black. In September Collins testified mander testified. to attempt an out-of-court said one of the students, of conduct code. against Spec. April Patterson, 24, See HIV, page 8 settlement in the controversy. Two couples living in The Landings, a Skidaway subdivi- Computer technology helps police track parking violators sion, filed suit last month to an individual's past violations and whether or not 4 halt a population-reducing hunt PARKING CITATION By Kim Wagner ■ by The Landings Association, ACAOCMtC EMCELUNCf Staff Writer the tickets have been paid. If there are three The Landings Club, the GEORGIA outstanding tickets the vehicle will have a boot SOU1HERN Parking ticket issuance and management at Branigar Organization and the UNIVERSITY placed on it. GSU have become computerized. '•■ » state Department of Natural Previously, all record keeping and filing of tick- The owner of a booted car must pay all outstand- Resources. TICKET «?33ee04 ets had been done by hand. With the tremendous ing tickets and pay an additional booting fee of $ 15. The residents' lawyer, Julian growth of GSU's enrollment over the past five If a person accumulates five unpaid tickets his car Toporek, argued that the de- LICi A6C123 GA years, the task of managing violations has become can be towed. PERMIT! 123456 All past unpaid tickets have already been entered fendants were planning illegal UEHICLEI RED FERR 2D difficult. methods to kill the animals VIOLATION: GSU's parking service officers will now be into the host computer. Parked In an "It is very difficult to beat this particular system," based on what they perceived unauthorized area equipped with a hand-held device. These field to be a deer problem. FINE: $ ie.ee units will allow the parking service officers to said Jim Pollack, parking enforcement supervisor. After hearing evidence and 'The system will track people down even though LOCATION! write tickets which will automatically be pro- legal arguments Friday in Su- Union Visitor Lot cessed in the main data base. they have changed vehicles." Pollack stressed that this system's sole purpose is : perior Court, Gadsden said he COMMENTS: "We've had the data management system in 3RD TICKET THIS QTR wanted to leave the ban in place place since mid-September," said Bob Chambers, not to increase the issuance of tickets. while he studied the issue. APPEAL DATE! / / director of parking and transportation. 'We are 'What we're trying to do is make parking better OFFICER! P81 for everybody by enforcing the rules and regulations The Landings Association 5^.771/06/92 Ti-« 17.49 just now beginning to use the field units." that are out there," Pollack said. * / proposed in August that the M.IAM PAT THW CITATION AT THI I This computer contains all vehicle registration MMIM OfflCC OH ATTACH CMCK/ I Parking officers are now amount of deer in the area be ■ONIT OW>m TO THW OTATIOM AND I information. HAH. M THI VMUH MOWHO. SEE PARKING, PAGE 6 equipped with computers. reduced by hunting the ani- QUimONST PUUHCAU. The computerized system will also keep track of mals, (tlX) Mi-0701 Page 2 •November 10, 1992 CAMPUS NEWS The George-Anne 1992 Homecoming Awards Tuesday, November 10 •The Non-traditional Students Organization (students Ceremony honors alumni over the age of 25), meets at 4:30 p.m. in room 244 of the Union. New students are always welcome. business field, E.G. Meybohm, in 1952 and graduated in 1955 Wallace McCullough, a 1970 • Choruses Concert is at 8 p.m. in Foy. * • By Camille Child ree with a B.A. in Education. graduate of GSU. Wallace en- is a business graduate. He 'Blue Velvet is playing in the Union Theater at 7 p.m. Staff Writer Stephens fought many bat- tered GSU in fall 1968, which owns Meybohm Realty in The 1992 GSU Homecoming tles for GSU in areas such as began his 24 year association Augusta, Ga. Meybohm was Wednesday, November 11 Awards Ceremony was held university status, doctoral de- with this institution. He re- unable to attend the cere- •Suzanne E. Cobb will be speaking on "Community <• Saturday morning in the grees and state funding. ceived a Bachelor of Science monies. Based Instruction for the Disabled" at 6 p.m. in the Carroll University Union Auditorium. "At GSU, we talk of Marvin degree and his masters in edu- Flint Matthews received the Building. Tears of surprise and appre- Pittman, Billy Russell, Zach cation. Letterman's Club award for Thursday, November 12 ciation were shed by Kirbylene Henderson, Sophie Johnson Wallace said, "GSU gave me education. Matthews came to Stephens when she was named and others," said Gene the courage to go on and dis- GSU in 1984 and played on •What do men and women want? Physical characteris- the recipient of the Alumnus Crawford, alumni director. cover new things to do." the GSU football team. After tics, mental capacity, relationship characteristics such as Association Award. 'Today we can add to that roll The Letterman's Club, graduation, Matthews re- longevity? Come discuss this with Revision at 6:30 p.m. in Stephens has been a partic- of honor a name that stands which is comprised of athletes turned to his home town where Union room 241. ipant in the evolution of for commitment, responsibil- who have received a sports he became a history teacher Friday, November 13 Georgia Teachers College into ity, caring and most of all loy- athletic letter, presents and coach. .1. 'Sleepwalkers is playing in the Union Theater at 7 p.m. Georgia Southern College and alty." awards annually in the areas The math and computer sci- and 9:30 p.m. finally Georgia Southern The Alumnus of the Year of business and education. SEE HOMECOMING, PAGE 8 University. She came to GSU award was presented to The award winner in the Saturday, November 14 • « 'Sleepwalkers is playing in the Union Theater at 7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. 4 * GSU actors perform sci-fi thriller Sunday, November 15 •Beauty and the Beast is playing in the Union Theater at 7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. By Kiml Hall icism and fantasy. The performance piece is a cial themes. This production is * i € Guest Writer Sci-Fi Dawn begins with the mixture of diverse texts, fan- the first piece produced by Monday, November 16 tasy and social criticism. It Attention sci-fi fans and end of a nuclear war on earth Performance/Works since •Beauty and the Beast is playing in the Union Theater at trekkies: Performance/Works in which most of the earth's also combines conventional Kenny Hill's "The Cottsville 7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. * • will be presenting Sci-Fi population has been termi- dramatic performance with Stories" last year. Dawn: Xenogenesis on Nov. nated. A few survivors have group ensemble performance The performers in Sci-Fi Tuesday, November 17 12-14 at 8 p.m. in the been rescued by the alien and dance. Slides, music and Dawn will represent GSU at •Jim Trelease will be presenting a lecture entitled Communication Arts building Oankali race. The Oankali are lighting are used to create a the annual Arkansas "Reading Aloud: How to Motivate Children," at 3 p.m. and room 101. There will be no gene-traders who survive sense of the alien world. Performance Festival held on 7:30 p.m. in the Union Ballroom. charge for admission. through metamorphosis into Sci-Fi Dawn was compiled Petit Jean Mountain, Nov. 19- •A Room with a View is playing in the Union Theater at Sci-Fi Dawn: Xenogenesis is other shapes by trading genes and directed by 21. Performers in the troupe 4:45 p.m. and 7 p.m. a performance piece adapted with other species. Communications Arts profes- include Chris Beck, Ashley from the Xenogenesis series by Is this a terrifying vision of sor Patricia Pace, who has re- Doak, Colleen McNamara, African-American sci-fi au- a world where we lose our es- turned to GSU after a year of Kelly Rodnon, Kenny Hill, thoress Octavia Butler, com- sential genetic purity? Or is teaching performance studies Christopher Wilkerson, Jim this a hopeful vision of a world at Louisiana State University. Oliviera, Roman Mercer and bined with the work of cultural Liked By Many, Cussed By Some... Read By Them All critics Donna Haraway and in which we are no longer Performance/Works presents Katie Bitner. Robert Graham Fredric Jameson. Science fic- afraid of difference, and non-traditional performances is in charge of the technical 1* tion is a mixture of social crit- change means survival? characterized by explicitly so- design and construction.
Vendors of amusement machines face new fees In the next issue of:
By David Hi His new law] will not have any anything [costwise] in the Staff Writer effect on the students on school year," Davis said. U THE NATIONAL COLLEGE MAGAZINE As of Jan. 1, all vendors of campus," said Larry Davis, di- "Students get accustomed to \HILLEL coin-operated amusement rector of Auxiliary Services at one way of doing things, one •The Hum for the Heisman REGULAR MEMBERSHIP MEETING machines throughout Georgia GSU. price structure, and they nor- •A new wave of feminism on-carnpus? will have to pay stiff, new According to Davis, these mally get upset if we adjust •Spike Lee's MaicdtmX STUDENT UNION ROOM 254 license fees. costs will be absorbed by the anything." WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER UTH, 5:P.M. This new law, enacted by vendors themselves, and all Davis concluded that un- the 1992 state General items sold in vending machines foreseen problems of this sort Assembly, applies to all coin- on campus will only change in at GSU are usually kept from operated amusement machines cost as a result of the products the students. PARKING "BOOT" AMNESTY >J or pool tables without coin themselves. "In general, we try to make boxes. "We have great hesitation in [unforeseen problems] trans- ^i -fC "As far as we know, it [the trying to change much of parent to the students." ;£Do You have any unpaid parking tickets? If so, the office of^ ;£ Parking and Transporlation is giving you a chance to take care ofj; ; £ them without penalty. > > POLICE BEAT t >" ;
»• The anatomy of a political extremist » «
Editor's Note: This letter people who are extreme oppo- was received before the Nov. 3 sites tend to look a lot alike. general election, but because of 10. Tendency toward argu- space restraints was not run ment by intimidation. Using a until now. Despite the lack of shrill, harsh rhetorical style timeliness, many students may allows extremists to keep their * * be well-served to take note of opponents on the defensive. the points made. 11. Use of slogans, buz- Dear Editor, zwords and thought-stopping * • Because the political cliches. Extremists tend to be- rhetoric has gotten out of hand have in ways that reinforce among Democrats, their own prejudices so that Republicans and they can feel even more self- Independents, please consider confident and therefore self- printing the following points, righteous. :» * many of them abstracted from 12. Assumption of moral or Laird Wilcox's essay "What Is other superiority over others. 'Political Extremism'?" (It Extremists can show great in- should be required reading for dignation when anyone chal- • * all political science majors.) lenges them — after all, ex- Wilcox says that "extremism tremists see themselves as the GRIM AND JOBLESS PSEUDO-SADOMASOCHISM is more an issue of style than elite, the only "right" ones. of content." 13. Doomsday thinking. For THE KIND AMERICA LIKES! He's right. Note, for exam- extremists, any setback or de- ple, how often political extrem- feat is the beginning of the end ists use subjective language of the world. rather than facts. (For exam- 14. Belief that it's okay to ple, rather than saying "Mr. X do bad things in the service of An open letter to President Bush tends to vote for the freedoms a "good" cause. With extrem- of all people in the country, ists, the end justifies the Dear Mr. President, you began as President. even those with whom he dis- means. Well, it's all over now, and Ex-President Jimmy Carter agrees," an extremist might 15. Emphasis on emotional in a couple of months we'll has stayed active since 1980 * • say, "Mr. X constantly votes to responses and less importance have a new guy in the Oval with projects like Habitat for support the unholy so-called attached to reasoning and logi- Office. Humanity and other service- 'rights' of God-hating, flag- cal analysis. Extremists tend I can't honestly say I'm type organizations. Maybe you burning, family-destroying to think in symbols and to sorry to see you go. Nothing could do the same. and that they give Mr. Clinton lesbians.") therefore use much propa- personal, sir, it's just that you don't care for that kind of With the political season a chance to work things out be- Wilcox lists the following as ganda with the goal in mind of and I don't see eye to eye on thing a whole lot. over, I can admit now that you fore they start attacking ev- "traits" of extremism. Do you, creating a particular emotional many of the issues facing this Who knows, maybe politi- actually had a couple of good gentle reader, see yourself response in the public. country right now. cians in the future will look to erything he does. ideas. I especially think the If they do, I think they among these qualities? 16. Hypersensitivity and I will say this, though; I was this race and decide they want Points of Light Foundation is might be pleasantly surprised. 1. Character assassmation. vigilance. Extremists see sub- glad to see your speech last to stick to the issues and not something you should continue It's obvious that the Extremism often attacks the version and hostility to their week when you conceded the sling around quite as much supporting. Governor isn't the liberal some character of an opponent cause in even the most inno- presidency to Mr. Clinton and mud. I sort of doubt it, but as Like Mr. Clinton says, we of your handlers tried to make rather than dealing with the cent or casual comment. offered to help him in any way weird as things got this time don't have a person to waste, facts or issues raised. 17. Use of supernatural ra- you can. him out to be, and, as you well and if you could keep on in- 2. Name calling and la- tionale for beliefs or actions. That was a real first-class "I haven't really know, he's got a tough job spiring folks to volunteer to belling. Epithets such as Extremists tend to believe that act, and it's too bad you could- ahead of him. make things a little better, ev- agreed with much Maybe if we quit listening to "racist" or "commie" or "un- God (or whomever they believe n't have helped Dan out a little eryone would benefit. the extremists on both sides American" don't have to be ef- in) is on their side - and theirs with his speech. (Of course, you've done during your I suppose I should close fective or even true; they only. you're probably used to having and try working together for a now. term, but I do • • merely have to be repeated 18. Problems tolerating to cover for Dan every now and change, we can start moving frequently. ambiguity and uncertainty. then; at least you won't have to appreciate your efforts." toward solving some of the Like I said before, I haven't 3. Irresponsible sweeping Extremists don't deal well with worry about that anymore.) problems we have here in really agreed with much you've It was also a good thing you America. generalizations. Extremists the "devil we don't know." around, anything can happen. done during your term, but I did when you apologized to the have a tendency to confuse They prefer the devil that we There are a lot of folks down It looks like you'll have a lot do appreciate your efforts. I've young people who may have similarity with sameness and do know instead. here who are pretty upset you more spare time on your hands heard from several people that been disillusioned by the ugli- to use analogies sloppily. 19. Inclination toward didn't win, Mr. President. I these days. I know you'll spend in person you are a kind and » v ness a political campaign can 4. Inadequate proof for as- "groupthink." Illusions of righ- don't agree with most of them, some of that time out on the generous man, and I really do create. sertions. Extremists tend to be teousness and superior moral- but during the course of the golf course, and some of it us- believe you wanted to do what The race did get pretty very fuzzy about what consti- ity remain intact when others campaign I've found out that a ing that new fishing reel you is right. nasty this time around, what tutes proof; they do a lot of are around to reinforce them. few of them are actually pretty bought on Election Day. Maybe you just didn't un- with the name-calling and pa- wishful and/or fearful think- decent people. derstand what things are like 20. Tendency to personalize triotism-questioning and all, Hopefully, though, you'll out here. ing. hostility. Extremists often and it seems like the American I hope they listened to what spend part of that time con- Anyway, good luck to you, wish for harm to come to their 5. Advocacy of double stan- people showed they really you said last Tuesday night, tinuing some of the projects and give Barbara my best. dards. Extremists generally enemies and celebrate when it tend to judge themselves or does. their group by a different 21. Extremists often feel standard than they force oth- that the system is no good un- Men and housework, women and jock itch ers to adhere to. less they win. For example, if Today I want to talk to you task to realize that he had now they lose an election, then it husbands about housework, 6. Tendency to view their surpassed the Atlantic Ocean was rigged. If public opinion and the importance of helping opponents and critics as essen- as a local tourist attraction, turns against them, it was be- your wives with... tially evil. To extremists, peo- with a large crowd watching cause of brainwashing. HOLD IT RIGHT THERE, * ♦ ple who believe differently him and small banner-towing MEN. I see you trying to sneak airplanes making U-turns to from them are evil, not merely I know this is long to be just mistaken. out of this article. Get back in come back for a second look. a "Letter to the Editor." But here and listen up: sitting at an outdoor cafe with such as: I know you men are think- 7. Manichaean worldview. this is the campus of a univer- The International Labor "Which gender, on the av- a lovely view of palm trees and ing: "Whoa, I can definitely "Those who are not with me sity, and when I read letters to Organization, an agency of the erage, is more likely to demon- the beach, and directly in front feel for that guy, so to speak." are against me." The world is the editor in which students United Nations, recently did a strate the patience and perse- of us, about 25 yards away, On the other hand, my wife, a absolutely good or evil. accuse each other (in extremist survey asking women around verance necessary to teach a was a man clearly experienc- member of the so-called "sensi- terms) of writing "distortions the world how much help we small child how to spit?" ing a life-threatening need to tive" gender, was LAUGHING. 8. Advocacy of some degree and smokescreens" ~ and then men give them with the scratch himself. But does the International of censorship or repression of turn around and do the same housework. According to the "In the event of a family Unfortunately he was in a Labor Organization do a sur- their opponents and critics. thing themselves - I know it's results, most women think emergency, which gender is wide-open area, wearing vey about this sensitive issue? Extremists would prefer that because they just don't know we're doing a splendid job. most likely to be able to re- nothing except a bathing suit No, it picks housework, which you listen only to them. the difference. I'm joking of course. The member - coolly, calmly and about the size of a lady's happens to be a weak point 9. Tendency to identify women basically said that, in without panic - what position Sharon Robideaux wristwatch. Trying hard to with us men. This is not our themselves in terms of who terms of sharing the house- Clarence 'Choo Choo' Coleman Instructor, Business look casual, he lay down side- fault. We spent millions of their enemies are. And oddlv. Communications work burden, having a man played?" But surveys never ways, pretending to be a guy years functioning as the food around is like having a 197- ask this type of question. They relaxing in the sun. He providers in the family, and pound lint ball permanently always ask about female-ori- LETTER AND SUBMISSION POLICY glanced around to see if any- thus we are temperamentally bonded to the sofa, operating ented qualities such as matu- The George-Anne welcome 'Rtters to the editor, story submissions and guest columns from people body was watching and then and biologically more suited to both inside and outside the L. orgia Southern University Community. All copy submitted should be the TV remote control and pe- rity, sensitivity, communica- typed (double-spaced, please), preferably on Macintosh disk In Microsoft Word or Microsoft Works GROPE, he made a lighting- aggressively physical, strenu- riodically generating dirty un- tion, commitment, ability to re- format. All submissions must be signed and include a mailing address and phone number for fast move to ease his discom- ous, hunter-gatherer types of verification. The editors reserve the right to reject any submission. There is no word limit on derwear. member the names of all the submissions. A writer may request to remain anonymous. However, it will be the editor's decision children, etc. - as if those were fort, and then he glanced activities, such as golf. whether or not to print the name. Submissions are run on a space-available basis. This kind of criticism is the only issues that mattered; around again, and then Plus, on those rare occa- nothing new. Somebody is al- as if men did not have unique GROPE, and then another sions when a man does at- ways surveying women about needs and problems of their glance, and then GROPE and tempt to help out with some men, and men ALWAYS come own; as if there were NO then a glance and then household responsibility, such LIKED BY MANY, CUSSED BY SOME, READ BY THEM ALL out looking bad. Just once I'd SUCH THING as jock itch. GROPEGROPEGROPEGROPE as getting the kids dressed for like to see a survey with ques- he lost control of himself and school, he often discovers that tions that would tend to put Just recently my wife and I plunged in frantically with men in a more positive light, were in South Miami Beach, both hands, too absorbed in his SEE BARRY, PAGE 8
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BETWEEN THE LINES Eagles scalp Choctaws in 30-0 victory By Aaron Solomon Staff Writer John Munford It was Homecoming 1992, as the Eagles took on Division II football powerhouse, the Mississippi College Choctaws. »• Magic-of love, life, The Eagles improved their record to 7-2, by sending the Choctaws home with a 30-0 de- and basketball feat. Earvin "Magic" Johnson has Quarterback Charles grabbed the headlines of Bostick started for the Eagles, papers all over the t « and this week he went to the world...again! pass. The passing attack had After revealing to the world limited success, even though that he had tested positive for the Choctaw secondary was HIV, a carrier of the AIDS giving the GSU receivers virus, he announced his plenty of opportunities. retirement from basketball. According to Bostick, "I just * « Fans, in utter shock, sobbed as had to settle down and work they realized that their idol, on taking advantage of the who could execute the no-look opportunities." * • pass to perfection, would no Unfortunately, the first longer be able to play the game quarter only brought the that he so loves. Eagles injuries. Right guard A love for the game Franklin Stephens suffered a Magic's love for the game sprained ankle, and split end was evident in every game he Terrence Sorrell suffered a Eagle quarterback Charles Bostick, who had a career-high 194 yards passing in Saturday's homecoming game against Mississippi played. It did not matter how partial tear of a ligament in College. (Photo courtesy David Moskowitz). » # far out of reach the game his knee. It is questionable to might have been, he would how long Sorrell will be out of the ball off of his up back and always find something to smile commission, but fortunately Choctaws to punt. and kicked a 27-yard field season. This breaks the the ball sailed out of bounds. • * about. Stephens was able to return to The Eagles then went to slot goal. The Eagles led 16-0. season record for the Eagles in This gave the Eagles good field And he was exciting as well. play. backs Shafton Fraley and In the fourth quarter the the modern era. The all time position at the Choctaw's 18- To see him charging down the Running back James Willando Ficklin to lead them Eagles managed to complete record is 5 shutouts, which yard line. was set by the Blue Tide back middle of the lane, extending Williams and Bostick were down the field. They were un- their first touchdown pass by a able to get into the end zone, in 1927. toward the rim in mid-air, able to run the ball into The Eagles took advantage quarterback this season. It so Haley came in to kick a 36- The defense over all played arms outstreched as the ball Choctaw territory. They were of the situation, and Williams was a 33-yard pass from yard field goal, giving the well as left end Ronald rolls off of his fingertips is to not able to get into the end scored on a pitch from Bostick. Bostick to Ficklin. Haley Eagles a 13-0 lead. Johnson led the charge with truly understand how he got zone because of the impressive With the PAT by Haley, the kicked the PAT, and the six sacks. his nickname. defensive play of Choctaw Eagles led 10-0. On the Choctaws next drive Eagles now led 30-0. they were able to penetrate "They like to try trick plays -His attitude toward the linebacker Syrone McBeath The defense, behind The Choctaws sent in quar- into Eagle's territory, but they and so we had to be careful of game is marvelous. Hardly and defensive tackle Roderick linebacker Paul Carroll and terback Brad Stohm to try and were held short by a good de- that," said Johnson, 'We just ever does he lose his temper, Upshaw. It was up to place defensive ends Ronald get a score. Their attempts fensive showing. On fourth had to hammer it in there, and which is an admirable quality kicker Reed Haley to put the Johnson and Alex Mash, was were thwarted off by an over- down and 11, Choctaws head not give them any holes." » • in today's athletes. When he Eagles on the board. He did able to keep the Choctaws of- whelming defensive perfor- coach Terry McMillan told the Bostick had an excellent did, it was usually for a valid just that with a 39-yard field fense quiet during the first mance. The Eagles did manage day, coming away with a ca- reason. You can't expect for goal, putting the Eagles ahead half. offense to go for it, but their at- to score one final time, reer high 194 yards passing. every athlete to be perfect on 3-0. Mississippi College received tempt was halted by winning the game 30-0. linebacker Darius Dawson. "They left us a lot of holes in and off the court, but to the On the Choctaws next pos- the ball to start the second the backfield", he noted. casual fan, he was. session they were forced to half, but linebacker Nick Davis The Eagles once again man- This was the Choctaw's first aged to drive into Choctaw ter- shutout in 54 games and the When asked about what he Off-court problems punt and snapper Jason deflected quarterback Cedric ritory, but once again they third time the Eagles managed Magic was the epitome of Rodgers accidentally bounced Baker's pass to force the were held short. Haley came in to shut out their opponent this SEE EAGLES, PAGE 8 the role-model athlete in his public life, but his private life left a little bit to be desired. Lady Eagle swimmers look Soccer team falls to VMI5-3 in His current wife, Cookie, had been seeing him seriously for over 14 years before they shootout after double overtime actually got married. In By Tammy Scroggins between that time, Magic to Scheible for success Staff Writer made mistakes that would a big role in the success of this By Laney Nelms GSU's men's soccer finished off its season this past affect himself and his future year's team. "I know that the Staff Writer Friday with a heartbreaking loss to Virginia Military family for the rest of their new members will be looking Institute at the Southern Conference Tournament held in lives. The Georgia Southern Lady for leadership from me, and I Greensboro, North Carolina. In double over-time play, the • • He went on The Oprah Eagle swim team is looking just hope that I can provide shootout resulted in a 5-3 score with shots decided by Winfrey Show the other day to forward to a great season in them with it and be a positive penalty kicks.The Eagles entered the conference with a talk about their problems with hopes of winning a Southern influence", Stacy commented. record of 8-10-2. Cookie by his side, telling the Conference championship. The Farmer is looking to the Jeff Heidt, with a little help from teammates Andrew story! of a man that could not team started its 1992-93 sea- youth of the team for support Hansen and Steen Larsen, netted one at 13:20 to put the make a committment to the son Thursday afternoon this season. "We have a lot of Eagles on the board. VMFs Bill Kaushagen managed to woman he loved. against 1-A powerhouse young, new swimmers on the » v even the score on a corner kick at 80:00. In the 14 years prior to their Florida State. team this year and they should The score remained tied throughout regulation, as well marriage, he traveled on the The Eagles finished second take some of the pressure off as two 15-minute overtime periods. road from city to city, with a in the Southern Conference of Stacey.", he said. With the GSU and VMI had four opportunities a piece to score on group of women-a harem if you last year and were led by combination of the raw talent GSU swimmer Stacy Scheible. penalty kicks. The Keydets made good on all four shots. will-waiting for him at every Stacey Scheible. Once again, of the newcomers and the (File Photo). Eagles Heidt and Todd Shaw found the goal, while Hansen stop. Magic said that he knew the team will be looking for craftiness of the returning and Noel Kierans both missed chances. VMFs Russell all the women, and that he did guidance from Stacey. She was last year." veterans, the Eagles will be Tilgner scored the winning penalty kick against GSU. not stray from having sexual said, "I am real excited about Stacey has broken many flying high in 1992. Final stats included shots and corner kicks, eleven and encounters with anyone our chances at a conference records in her career at The Eagles will return to five for GSU and nineteen and six for VMI, respectively. outside that group. However, championship and we [the Georgia Southern, and coach the water this Friday after- Goalie Tim Boarman is credited with six goalie saves and he had one such 'group' in team] are really looking good." Scott Farmer thinks this year noon against College of VMI's Josh Strickler had five. GSU came away with twenty- every city. After coming off an incredi- will be no different. "Stacey is Charleston in Charleston, S.C.. seven fouls, whereas, VMI only had twenty. He told Oprah that he said ble 1991 season, Stacey has a very good swimmer, and we The season looks to be a great Special conference awards were also announced on to each and every one of his high hopes of bettering their are expecting a lot of good one, and with Stacey leading Friday. Heidt, midfielder, was chosen for the Coaches All- women that he was still in love times in her events. "I feel like things from her this year." the way, they have the inside Conference first team. Also, for the second team, Brian with Cookie and that she I am in better shape and a lit- The team has many new lane to the Southern Buback was chosen as defender. * ♦ would be the one that he would tle stronger this year than I faces, and leadership will play Conference championship. Larsen tied the GSU record for assists in a season with marry someday and that 10. The original was set by John Regan, now assistant nothing could change that. But coach, in 1986. Tim Boarman tied the school record for most he still had these encounters saves in a season with 111, set by Jerry Greer in 1985. and they have become one of the biggest mistakes of his entire life. This promiscuity continued on for many years until Magic Braves to raise ticket finally realized that not only was he destroying himself, but also the one he loves, Cookie. prices for 1993 season But the story doesn't end ATLANTA (AP) _ Big player out crowds. there. salaries are forcing the Lessons in Life The Braves' payroll could National League champion increase by as much as $10 However, in Magic's here-to- Atlanta Braves to raise ticket million this year. The club is in fore invisible problems in his prices and eliminate a 10 per- the running to sign free agent personal life, there is a cent discount on season tickets. outfielder Barry Bonds, who valuable lesson to be learned, a ~In the last three years, our will ask for at least $6 million lesson that transcends the payroll went from $12 million per year. The team also may world of basketball and the to $20 million to $35 million," sign a long-term contract with world of sports as a whole. team president Stan Kasten pitcher Tom Glavine. He has proven through said Friday. ~And I don't think Despite the increase, the example that just because a the payroll is going to go down Braves will be far from the person's outside persona seems next season." most expensive ticket in base- perfect, it isn't really always so The club drew more than 3 ball. Last year, their average on the inside. Everyone has million fans last season, but ticket price was $8.41, which made mistakes that they Kasten said the Braves would was 96 cents less than the would change if they could. have finished in the red if the major league average. But yoii can't change your Eagle placekickerReed Haley hitson one of his three field goals (39,36 and 27 yards) against Mississippi team hadn't made it into post- past, you can only control your College. (Photo courtesy David Moskowitz). season play to draw more sell- SEE BRAVES, PAGE 8 future.
• • Page 6 • November 10, 1992 COMICS The George-Anne PARKING \MTCMG I CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Parking will then be im- any funding other than the for," Chambers said. pro ed because parking viola- ones generated from selling Nov. 10-20 students will be te i will be eliminated, which permits and fines," Pollack given an amnesty period. DtoflittH vwll allow people to park in said. People with outstanding AlWoYlNG OPENING these spaces legally. In addition to constructing parking tickets will receive FIRST^LA^E OOKE •23^2 LAME 00KE1 SON 6 The new field device also new parking lots the old lots notices to pay all outstanding has a built in timer that fig- must also be maintained. This tickets before their car will be ures out to one-tenth of a sec- maintenance includes repay- booted or towed. «U)» ond how long a vehicle has ing, striping, lighting, land- In the near future laser bar been parked in a time zone. scaping, upgrading and clean- code scanners may be added to WACKY NEIGHBOR UKREBRMWED GET- LW&HTRACK. ROA«S AT This new feature will be used ing. Landscape and cleaning the field devices. This lot sur- V)LT*f\-LftN\E aoKE- RICH- QUICK SCHEME especially in areas around totals about $134,000 a year vey equipment will give a Sweetheart Circle and at the for all of the parking facilities sample of how many cars oc- newly acquired spaces around on campus. cupy a lot at a time and for + + *&\ Veazey and Louis Halls. Pa b°^ han a student not how long. This data will then These additional 30 realizing that he or she has be used to make adjustments minute parking spaces have $500 in parking tickets and be in the parking supply. unable to register for classes, "This will help us meet the CANNED FAKE AU-Toe-T\DY FAST ROLL Of CREDITS been added around Veazey and RESOLUTION Louis Halls to provide students the problem with outstanding needs of people more effec- with an extended amount of tickets can be detected early tively," Chambers said. time to take care of business on. The information from the These surveys will eventu- around the circle. new system will automatically ally take place about once a Most of the violations on be communicated up to the quarter. ©iwzK.W-^kts^ campus deal with people not registrar's office. If any out- having parking permits. standing tickets are present a Any additional revenue that hold will be placed on the per- may be generated will be used son's account. LIKED BY MANY... PLEBES BY L.T. HORTON to construct additional parking It is also more convenient facilities. These new facilities for the students to check on CUSSED BY SOME... are expected to emerge within their parking ticket status. READ BY THEM ALL. MA^£ You£ OWAJ the next year and a half. "We can just pull the infor- "Most people on the campus mation up on the system and do not understand that the immediately tell them when and what the ticket was issued gvjf SOIAZ BLANK Now fz.A^ ir g^c^To NOW B^dlM 5POUT/M& AH- parking operations do not get TAP^5 AMD P*-U6 /*A^« for-* You're T^£ Success Af P WOTVV/ATIOIJ Trt€/A ijJTb YOOK HEcof.J>iN& TIP* YwVe tf^MfJI R£AI)iiJG Don't start your SONY HI F0NICS day without PETRA seeing what the
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Features: ceiling fans, 3 BR, 2 BA, storm 01'Announcements 13'Miscellaneous for Sale For Rent: 2 bedroom, 1 bath apartment. windows. Partially furnished. Has kitchen 25'Television & Radio 28-Weekends & Travel New carpet, freshly painted, new kitchen table and W/D. Water/sewer included. appliances. Very nice aparmtent. Within Rent: $540/Qtr. Call Mike at 681-7665. For Sale: 25" console Magnavox television. WANTED: 35mm camera for sale. Olympus OMPC, walking distance of campus. For rent Pilots and non-pilots to join Georgia Winder, Flash, 28mm, 80-200mm, 50mm, 4 years old. Good condition. Call June ZXXXXXZXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX2 winter. Call Stephanie or Jennifer at Need female to sublease apartment at Tillman after 4pm at 764-5868. $100. Southern University Pilot Club. Meetings 2X converter, bag and more. $500 OBO. 871-5442. Low deposit! Hawthorne Court for Winter, Spring, Party party Party every Tuesday at 8pm, Rm 275 Union. Call 871-6100. Summer. Washer/dryer, dishwasher. 1/4 For Rent: Available Winter Quarter #66 utilities. Call Jeannie at 681-2264. 27«Wanted SPRING BREAK a Eagle logo, strutting Eagle, or any design or Applications for Model Organization of Stadium Walk, #103 Park Place, #86 Park African Unity are now available at Dr. a watch, customized with your name or any How about it in the Bahamas Place- teal green carpet, washer/dryer. Need roommate ASAP, or for Winter Male driving one-way to San Francisco Bay Saba Jallow's office, Political Science message. Call 871-5014. Good deal on rent! Call me first! 681-1293. Quarter. Off campus house, $150/month. area on Nov. 21,1992. Need someone to or Florida Keys... Where the Building. Will have two other roommates, large help with driving. I'll pay gas. Prefer male, party never ends... Spend it For all your beauty and skin care needs, Graduating Senior needs female to take call your Mary Kay representative today! bedroom, and much more. Call Dave call 764-3703. on your own private yacht... Attention all clubs/organizations! Send over lease starting January. Duplex across your public service and activities news to 681-4347. 871-7900 or leave message. from college. $135 + utilities. 871-7995. Used men's mountain bike. Any brand. One week only the George-Anne, c/o K.R. Hill, LB# 12819 Futon bed for sale. Queen size with black Roommate needed for Winter Quarter. Able to pay up to $50. Call Tony at $385 per person including or call 691-4347. Graduating Senior- take over my lease for headboard and base. Available for pickup Sussex, own room, washer/dryer. Call 681-7428, after 4pm weekdays. food and much more!! Spring/Summer. Pinehaven Studio Apt. Great American Smokeout- Thurs., Nov. December 1. Asking $100 OBO. Call 871-6323 or 871-5442. EASY SAILING $228/mth or $800/qtr. Wanted by private party: Toyota land 19. Booths will be set up at Landrum, 489-5380. Furnished/unfurnished. Laundry facilities, Roommate needed to share a 3 bedroom cruiser jeep type. Must be in excellent YACHT CHARTERS Rotunda, library, and Hanner with info Microwave- $50. Sharp Carousel II pool. Call Sheila at 871-7144. apartment. $200/month, 1/3 utilities, own unmodified condition. Ask for Regina at 1-800-780-4001 about the affects of smoking and cessation Barbells $10, 6- 4.4 lbs plus 3- 14.3 lbs. bedroom. For more info call Kim at 681-5541. of smoking. A day for smoker to quit for just Large two bedroom 1 1/2 bath townhouse Beginners guitar-$35 with carrying case. 681-7096. one day. available beginning January. Great John West at 681-1803. location. Access to laundry room. Only Roommate needed Winter Quarter. Join the fun! Free food, caricatures, plus Mid 80's Ibanez w/ Floyd Rose-$270. 6 $400 per month. Call Jennifer at 764-7338. Furnished three bedroom house. Washer dancing! Student Organizations help month old Epiphine hollow-body -$325. 50 and dryer. $200/month + 1/3 utilities. Call decorate the Union for the holiday season- Large two bedroom townhouse available watt Marshall solid state amp-$180. Must Kevin at 681-4507. Thursday, November 12, llam-6pm. January. Close to campus but out of the Webster's Hallmark sell. Greg 871-7849. Sponsored by Union Productions. hustle and bustle. $400/month and access Two female roommates needed. $90 each to laundry room. Call Jennifer at 764-7338. and 1/4 utilities. Call 871-7187. Ask for Nontraditional Student Organization Redfield Illuminator Rifle Scope 3- 9x40 mm, paid $250, asking $150. Browning Kristy. Needed ASAP. Stadium Walk Apts. (students over age 25) will hold it monthly Looking for two people to take over lease! pump shotgun 26" barrel invector chokes, meeting November 10 in Room 244 of the Heritage Square on Lanier Drive! 2 Two months free rent! Female nonsmoker Student Union at 4:30. Please come! asking $275. Both excellent condition. bedroom, 1 bath, $420 monthly lease ends preferred. Nicely furnished house. Own Closing Soon Lance at 871-6983. May 31st, 1993. Call David at 871-6580. furnished bedroom. $150/month. Can move Psychology Club and Psi Chi are having a Royal blue formal with lace and glitter, in over holidays. Call Catherine at meeting November 18, 5pm, Room 144, Need 4 Females to rent 1989 Mobile home. 489-5677. Psychology Bldg. All students are knee length. Size 13. Never been worn. Features: ceiling fans, 3 BR, 2 BA, storm Asking $45. Call Joy at 681-3503. welcomed. Contact Dr. Stein for details. windows. Partially furnished. Has kitchen White female, pre-med major needs Sears Brand: Brass and Glass doors for a table and W/D. Water/sewer included. roommate to share mobile home at Johnson Entire Stock Riding Eagles Motorcycle Club meets 5:30 fireplace/ with blower. Asking $125.00. Call Rent: $540/Qtr. Call Mike at 681-7665. Mobile Home Park. 1 mile from campus. pm in Union Room 243 on Thursdays, Call Amanda at 871-7901. except Thursday, Nov.5- we will be having 681-0020 and ask for Joyce. Plantation Villa Condo for lease. Furnished a cookout. Call 489-1553 for more info. Sharp portable CD player- $60. Sony tape 2 bedroom with washer/dryer. $390/month. Come ride with us. player- $75. Speed bike- $40. Beginners golf Call 764-8550. set with bag- $60. Call Mike at 871-6223 or 21'Services Triangle Gay and Lesbian Club meets is 40% off leave message. 7pm, Tuesdays. For more information call Full set of professional acrylic nails. $25. Counseling Center at 681-5541. Super nice. Greek letters and crests 20'Roommates 10% GSU discount. Call Donna Brown. available to print on watch faces. Yoga Club meetB 5pm, Tuesdays in Union 489-8457. 2 roommates needed ASAP for Players Club Rm 244. Beginners welcome. Wear Customize with a name or message. Male or female watches available. Call 871-5014. Townhouse. $148 per person plus utilities. Need a sitter for the handicapped, elderly, comfortable clothing. For more info call Including Items or disabled children? Call Michelle at 681-0226. For more info call 871-7512. 871-6861. 4 years hospital experience and Your help is needed! Donate old eye glasses 14'Motorcycles 2 roommates needed ASAP! $175/month. private duty sitting. Flexible hours and Own room, big house. For info call for the needy in developing countires. Drop days. listed in gift catalog off glasses at Residence Life Office at GSU posters from Southern's only perfect 764-5680. Paper due? Lesson plans, term papers and Rosewald #10. Deadline is January 1, 1993. championship season. Printed on rugged Brand new home needs non-smoking not enough time? Call Brenda, 681-5302, or polyethelene, no frame required. A female roommate to share house. Private Located in College Plaza collector's item. 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Student Organizations help Female roommate needed Winter and Call Jeff at 681-9056. decorate the Union for the holiday season- Spring. $225 for own room; $112.50 to For Sale: Bedside table with 2 drawers, I am looking for someone who strings Thursday, November 12, llam-6pm. share, plus utilities. Call Renee/Charlotte dresser with 6 drawers, and large mirror tennis rackets. Please call Andrew at Sponsored by Union Productions. at 871-7772. Leave message. for only $75. Super shape. Perfect for any 681-4733. bedroom. 681-1293. Kim Winston-1 am looking forward to Female roommate needed Winter Quarter Mountain bike for sale. Good condition. meeting you. Have a great week! -Your Pi at Sussex Commons. Own room and For Sale: Chest or drawers and nightstand. Krypton lock, new tires, everything quick SigBig bathroom. Call Vicki at 681-7168. Good condition, neutral color- $60. Call release. $150. Call Chris at 489-5677. 489-4669 after 6pm or leave message. 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ALASKA SUMMER For Lease: Stadium Place #52. Rent Physical appearence: EMPLOYMENT-fisheries. Earn $157.50/month + 1/2 utilities. Need one 23'Stereo & Sound $600+/week in canneries or $4,000+/month female roommate ASAP. Call Cindy at 17«Pets& Supplies Carpeted plexiglass enclosure for two 10" on fishing boats. Free transportation! 871-7236, weekends call 537-7833. woofers- $100. Devastator Mosfet amp- Blonde Room & Board! Over 8,000 openings. No Free cuddly cat to a good home. Accessories FREE December rent! One or two 100x2 with sub x-over- $100. Two Kenwood experience necessary. Male or female. Get a included: can't have a cat because moving. roommates needed at Stadium Walk. 10" woofers-$70. All negotiable. Call Franc head start on the summer! For employemnt Call 871-7520. 5'ir at 681-1833. program call 1-206-545-4155 ext. A5394. Apartment is partially furnished. Pay 1/2 FreelO week old kitten shots and or 1/4 rent. 681-7801, Matt or Buck. For Sale: 2 Pyramid Phase III 10" speakers dewormed. Call 489-5677. This person was a witness to the Male roommate needed at Park Place. in box. Excellent condition. Call 764-7369 Direct Marketing of Ladies Fashion Winter - Summer. $125/month. Ask for Dan between 5pm and 9pm. interest you? Average weekly income Male, 10 week old kitten. Free to a good at 871-5332. arrest of a short blond on 10/25/92 $500-700 commission plus our attractive home. Includes bowls, cat food, and litter For Sale: 2 Rockford Fosgate 12" woofers in box. Call 681-6642. bonus program. (Atlanta based firm). Call Male roommate needed to share 3 bedroom box and one Rockford Fosgate Punch 45 912-927-8353, Monday and Tuesday only. NEW mobile home. Must be clean, amp. New condition. Call Jeff at 871-7242 at the East Village Grille in Please leave message. non-smoker, and financially responsible. for complete details. 19*Rentals & Real Estate Home is energy efficient, has W/D, and EARN EASY MONEY!! Post our brochures For Sale: 4 channel x 250watt AK50 Buckhead located in nicest Park. Rent: $540.00/Qtr + around campus and receive commission for Apartment for rent. Hawthorne II, 2 1/3 power + phone. Call Mike at 681-7665. Combat amp. $250. Call Sheldon at each completed applicaiton. Work few bedroom, 2 bath. Wish to sub-lease. Winter, 681-1028. hours, on your own time. Call Spring, and Summer. $500 monthly. Call Male roommate needed to take over lease For Sale: Peavey Bass Cabinet with two 15" 1-800-758-9918 EST. 871-7102. Danielle or Holly. at Players Club Apt. 2 bedroom, 2 1/2 baths, washer/dryer. $155/month + 1/4 utilities. speakers. If interested call Steven at Please contact Alex Weisskopf Available Winter Quarter. Female needed Please call for more info. 871-7261 ASAP. 681-7021. to rent private bedroom in house converted For Sale: Sony CD player. If interested call GREEKS & CLUBS to apartments. 1 mile form campus. Male roommate needed to take over lease (1-800-852-6299) Cheryl at 489-5563. $220/month. No utilities. Call 489-5380. Winter Quarter. Sussex Commons. Own bedroom. 1/2 bath. Beside pool. Nice Rockford Fosgate "Pro" 15" subwoofers. RAISE A COOL Duplex for sublease: two bedroom/one roommates. Reasonable rent. Please call Pair $200. Rockford Fosgate Punch 150 $ bathroom, washer/dryer. $400 a month. 1/2 Jody at 871-5442. amplifier- $200. Need cash! Call Jim at 1000 mile from campus. Call Keith at 871-6694 681-6008 or 681-4515. IN JUST ONE WEEKI or 871-5833. Male roommate needed to take over lease. Own bedroom. $134.00 /month. Sony Compact Disc player and am/fm WALT DISNEY WORLD PLUS $1000 FOR THE For lease: Stadium Place Apt #53. Fully Townhouse. For more info call Patrick at cassette. Sony CDX-6020 am/fm/cd player MEMBER WHO CALLS! furnished. Large bedroom. $315 per month 764-8589. & Sony XK-8D cassette player desparate! plus utlities. ASAP. Contact Benita Patrick $300 call Jim 681-6008 or 681-4515. COLLEGE PROGRAM No obligation. No cost at 871-6895. You also get a FREE Need 4 Females to rent 1989 Mobile home. HEADPHONE RADIO Walt Disney World Co. representatives will present just for calling 1-800-932-0528, Ext 65 an information session on the Walt Disney World Name: LB: ! Rip Us Off. . ■■ ': ■: .^ C -' . 1. ' ■ ... College Program on Tuesday, November 17, 8:00pm, That's right - you heard right. Rip us off. Get in Room 248 — University Union. Attendance at this something for nothing. Say hello to a friend. Real Estate Marketing Co. Has opeing at presentation is required to interview for the SPRING our Atlanta Airport office. Contacting and Find a roommate. Get a job. Find a home for '93 COLLEGE PROGRAM. Interview times and conducting surveys and market research to a litter of kittens. Buy a wombat. Or sell your business ownerB and managers. Send location will be announced at the presentation. resume or call The Eagle Group, P.O. Box Beamer (right, like you expect us to believe 20766, Atlanta 30320. (404) 761-9822. you-and not yourfolks-actually have the title All majors are encouraged to attend. to that BMW). Regardless of your purpose (or 12*Lost& Found even if you are a congenital liar like the Contact: Placement Office Found: Pair of men's prescription glasses Beamer owner), Georgia's liveliest classified Phone: 681-5197 near Flying Eagle Store. Call Regina at ad section is for you. Students, faculty and 681-3862. staff can have 25-word action ads published Lost female golden retriever. One year old, spayed. Lost from Turkey Trail. for nothing. Fill out the little rectangles at left, Intersection of Country Club Road and and send your ad to G-A Action Ads, LB 8001, Cyprus Lake, call 852-5797. GSU or drop it by the Williams Center, Room LOST: AOn badge- gold with ruby in the 111. You MUST include your name and top of the "A". If found please call Maura Waring at 489-5770. Landrum Box number to qualify for a freebie. Remember, keep it short: students, Submit additional copy for ads exceeding 25 words. REWARD GIVEN! Anyone at Haunted Students, faculty & staff will be billed 10 cents a word istfftf World Co. Forest on Thursday, Oct. 29 that found a faculty and staff will be billed at 10 cents a for words in excess of the 25 word limit for free ads. ^|p &W' ladies' watch, please let me know. (Or at Buffalo's that same night). Even if you word for words in excess of the 25 word limit. Send free Action Ad to George-Anne, LB 8001, GSU or bring by Room 111, Williams. You MUST includeyour name & Landrum Box number to qualify. didn't find it on Thursday, please call if you The Walt Disney Company An Equal Opportunity Employer found one. 871-7964. Page 8* November 10, 1992 CONTINUATIONS The George-Anne BRAVES EAGLES CONTINUED FROM PAGE 6 CONTINUED FROM PAGE 6 Their only partial plan will be Dugout- and club-level seats to $10, and upper level from $8 ion tickets purchased on the had to do, Bostick added, "The The Eagles will be in action a 40-ticket package that will for the 1993 season will go to $9. day of the game by children 12 'receivers and I were able to for their last regular season include games mainly on from $12 to $15; field level General admission seats, and under will be $1. communicate well, and they home game at Paulson Tuesdays, Thursdays and from $10 to $12; lower level renamed upper pavilion, will The Braves also have elimi- were able to make some out- Stadium next week, taking on Saturdays. pavilion in the outfield from $8 remain $4, while upper pavil- nated a 20-game ticket plan. standing plays today." the Troy State Trojans at 1:30 p.m. FOOD ^k@v The last edition of The George-Anne CONTINUED FROM PAGE 5 I I for Fall Quarter will be Thursday, doctors disagreed, and Spock out that cholesterol levels are Alar were harmful (Alar is off iQ mediately embrace the cure-all 1" | November 19,1992. Get your roommate later said he hadn't intended more complex a risk factor the market), and that eggs and or shun the villian identified "^ ■ ads in soonll to panic parents. than the public was given to chickens could carry in one study. - Word that margarine, of- believe. salmonella. And after all the "Any time you look at a sin- ten advertised as cholesterol- - Chefs complaining that flip-flops, it's hard for con- gle nutrient, you're bound to free, could raise blood choles- even they can't always be sure sumers to figure out whether find sort of funny research re- terol levels because of the way the seafood they buy is safe. oat bran helps lower choles- sults," Nestle says. "People the oils it's made from are pro- There also have been warn- terol. don't eat nutrients. They eat cessed. Generally, it's turning ings that apples treated with One bit of advice: Don't im- diets of food." BARRY CONTINUED FROM PAGE 4 Thank You BullochMM County for 22 Years of Business. his wife has established a lot of that TV commercials for sauce spilled onto the hydra- men, it's up to you to make Get Up To A When you buy a picky, technical rules, and if he housework-type products are tor! So the guy grabs some more of an effort to help out $ suit or sportcoat, get doesn't do everything exactly always aimed at women. We Pine Sol and uses its exclusive around the home. At the same 100 a FREE shirt and tie right, he gets corrected, until need commercials that would grease-cutting formula to res- time, you women out there Value up to $100 value. finally he just gets fed up. make housework appealing to cue the Bikini Team members, need to become more aware of "Wait a minute," he snaps. guys. For example, there could who gather around him and an important fact, and one "Are you telling me that they be one where a guy opens up express their gratitude by that is often overlooked amid have to wear shoes EVERY his refrigerator and sees ... leaning over a lot. the endless day-to-day hassles SINGLE DAY?" And then he The Swedish Bikini Team! involved in running a house- tr stomps off and tries to calm They're trapped! Their feet are Yes, the advertising indus- hold: "Choo Choo" Coleman himself down by gripping his stuck in the dense brown goo try could definitely be doing a was a catcher. Plaza 764-6924 Statesboro putter. Another problem is that formed when barbecue better job. But in the end, HOMECOMING CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2 ence alumnus of the year and masters in biology from company in Savannah and is \ ALICE'SWTTIC award was presented to GSU. currently the supervisor for Otatesboro s newest and most innovative shop!! J Mildred Sharkey. Sharkey Turner has published nearly Southeastern Georgia division \ has been a high school two dozen scientific articles on of consumer information. A super selection of new Oteel Jeans, rialbert oportswear \ mathematics teacher for many parasites that affect shellfish. Barbara Christmas was this \ (great chambray and denim sarongs), Nordic Irader and Jjoca \ years and has recently retired. For his work he received year's recipient of the College \ Sharkey was star teacher nearly $200,000 in research of Education alumnus award. .Bleu sweaters, a beautiful assortment of Natural Jewelry, \ many times and a member of awards. Christmas received her B.A. Cardini watches and Lebong and Belle Kose leather handbags. \ the Board of Directors of the The 1992 College of and masters from GSU. \ \ Add to these our super array of fine consignment items featuring \ Georgia Coalition for excel- Technology alumnus of the Christmas is currently \ lence in math education. year was Clifton Kennedy. president of the Georgia Laura Ashley, Levi, Lsprit, Albert Nipon, IVY, Outbade I Kennedy is a 1977 graduate of The first distinguished Association of elementary Ked, Lrap, and much, much more. O-ive us your input on Alumni Award from the his- GSU with a Bachelor of school principals. Recently, tory department was awarded Science in engineering she ran a campaign to what clothes you would like us to carry. technology. to Jack P. Averitt. Averitt has represent the first district in \ We re bringing run to shopping in otatesboro!! had a lifelong association with Kennedy pursued a career the U.S. Congress. t GSU. in engineering and was among The College of Business Ad- 1 Now Open ounday ! the first GSU graduates to be- ministration awarded Jimmy 1 Averitt became a professor t of history and chairman of the come a licensed professional Childre with their alumni of t $5.00 OFF ANYPATR OF STEEL JEANS, JEANS SKTRT, JEANS JACKET OR engineer. division of social sciences. the year award. He continued I BOCA BLEU SWEATER The 1992 distinguished his formal education by at- Fondly referred to as "Daddy { CR Jack" by his students, Averitt alumnus award recipient from tending the executive educa- went on to become dean of the the college of Health and tion program at the Harvard 20% OFF ANY CONSIGNMENT ARTICLE (until \2/\) graduate school until retire- Professional Studies was Business School for the last ment in 1979. Jackie Ember Odgen. Odgen three years. STATESBORO 489.5530 Hugh Michael Turner was is a 1975 graduate of GSU Childre is vice chairman of with a degree in home eco- the silver anniversary award the Ford National Dealer T&&&^J~i~^1~S"/*.T^&jrj?&^^/*l~r/*J~/*/*^/*^I~^J~^^/!*A recipient for the distinguished nomics. Council. He, his father and his Odgen has been employed £-. Alumnus award in biology. brothers are all in the automo- V \ with Atlanta Gaslight Turner received both his B.A. bile dealership business. \NNOlNCING THE CRKF GLOBAL KOI TITES ACCOUNT "for SOUND RETIREMENT INVESTING HIV CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 The woman testified that Criminal Investigation rior officer who instructed him Collins initially used a condom Division. The woman has since not to engage in unprotected or but removed it during inter- been tested twice for HIV. She uninformed sex. course. said both tests were negative. 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