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JACKSONVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY

VOL. 40 NO.23

Few students vote in SGA elections received 378 votes, and Arnold, Dyana Blythe News Editor who also ran unopposed, received 412 votes. There were also 32 write- Chris Dempsey will be SGA In votes president for the 1993-94academic All of the new officers belong to year, along with Emory Serviss as greek organizations, however, vice-president and Shelley Arnold Bennett sald a large proportion of as financial officer. the voters Tuesday were Elections were held Tuesday in independent theTMB from9am-5pm.However, Although Bennett credits the accordingto Jeff Bennett, a member candidates wth qlng to run a of the SGA Elections Committee, clean election, many students voter turn-outwas disappointingly admitted there were students low. "I think it was because there outside the TMB tyng to solicit were no senator elections," he said. votes for one of the candidates "The number of voters is down by Scott Brannon, Elections half from what it was last year." Committee chair, said changeswll The total number of voters was be made before next year's eldchon 563. Dempsey received 325 votes, "There were a lot of loopholes in while his opponent, Ashley this Process \ext Year Newly elected SGA officersfor 1993-94 Shelley Arnold (Financial Officer) and Chris Dempsey Richards, rece~ved 194 votes we're going to make Sure the same (President) stand outside of TMB after hearing of their election. The two will join Emory Serviss (Vice Serviss, who ran unopposed, things don't happen again " President, not pictured) and officially take office on April 12.

Recvclingu efforts once againu revived on both JSUcampus, nationwide campuses

"Anyone who IS a member of S A V E Boyd said "We're also going to try to get the on this," sa~dAudrey Guskey Federouch, Dyana Blythe fratemlt~eseach to sponsor a party where. News Editor must be a member of the recycling who teaches consumer behav~or at committee," Boyd sald "Right now we're they mll collect as many cans for us as they Duquesne University in Pittsburgh "Students JSU's SGA Recycling Committee is once really concentrahng on recycling " can get and gve them to us to recycle " are environmentally aware and pushed for again attempting to start a recycling program Tne committee has ordered 100 recycle Boyd hopes to begin the program In less thls It is very much the trend to recycle, and on campus after months of red tape and blns, which wlll be placed in every building than two weeks The only problem shil this trend should continue through this lack of interest. on campus, including the dormitories Boyd standing in thelr way is obtaining a truck to decade " According to John Boyd, chair of the in~hallyfaced opposihon from dorm directors, move the recycled aluminum from the "We're malung progress, but we are shll a Recycling Committee, the difficulties the but f~nallygot approval to put the bins in the campus buildings to the truck behind society that does not fully realize why ~t's committee encountered last semester have dorms Collegian Apartments important to reduce waste," sald John Kazzl, been solved, such as finding a truck to cany For now, they wlll only be collechng manager of publications for Keep Amer~ca the recyclable garbage in. "The University alumlnum cans, but would like to also begn Beautiful, a non-profit public awareness told us that now they can't provide us with collecting paper, glass, plastic and other Colleges develop recycling organization in Stamford, Conn "A college trucks because of some liability materials In the future programs across the nation is nothing more than a small community It's complications," Boyd said. "So we've had to Members of the committee wll come by its own self-contamed city Certainly college find our own truck." every week and collect from the bulldings Universities and colleges nationwide are students can take heed to recycle " The committee now has 30 active They mil take the recycled materials to a achve in recycling tons of waste annually, Federouch said it has taken consumers members, but is still in need of more. They truck behlnd Collegian Apartments where and officials say that campus recycling quite a while to get used to recycling, slnce have also formed an environmental group they mll be hrried away programs are a success because many for many ~tis hme consuming and not part called JSU S.A.V.E. (Students Against An Earth Week mll be held April 12-16 students are environmentally conscious. of their daly livlng habits That polnt is not Violating the Earth), which will encompass which was created by the committee "We'll "A majority of colleges are ahead of See Recycling page 2 more issues than just recycling. be tallung to the dorms about recycling," businesses in recycling. Students insisted 2 Thursaay, March 1 1, 1993

The sisters and pledges of Zeta Panhellenic Conference. Tau Alpha recently attended Zeta Delegates from Phi Mu, Delta Day in Perdido Beach, Ala. Zeta and Alpha Xi Delta also They received the Quota Award attended. The two new Panhellenic for achieving quota during formal officers: Julie Conn -- President, a rush. member of Delta Zeta, and They also received, the Total Roseanne Foster -- Treasurer, a Award for maintaining chapter member of Alpha Xi Delta. total. They were recognized as The brothers of Alpha Tau being major donors to the Susan Omega are sponsoring a Greek A. Coeman Breast Cancer Volleyball tournament this Foundation. weekend to raise money for the Susan Beaird, the Zeta Province United Way. 9-A President visited Jacksonville Members from each fraternity and held a workshop with the paid a $10 entry fee to participate in sisters and pledges of Zeta Tau his round-robin tournament. They Alpha. will begin play at 11 am Saturday Delta Zeta held a road block for and will conclude with a Band the American Cancer Society last Party Saturday night for all weekend where they raised more participants. than $490. The men of Kappa Sigma will Area high school students had to leap for victory at the 1993 Science Olympiad held at JSU Friday they will help with a Sock Saturday. The obstacle course segment of the competition required students to exercise their have a BrotherIPledge auction at 4 minds and bodies by running, answering questions and using teamwork to achieve goals. Hop in Anniston for the American pm on March 18. Proceeds from for the American Cancer Society. this auction will benefit the Delta Zeta was chosen this Jacksonville Daycare Center. week's Sorority of the Week. The cow paddy drop that Kappa SACS accreditating team leaves Alpha Omicron Pi, in Sigma planned to raise money for conjunction with The Arc of the Daycare was cancelled due to recommendations and suggestions Calhoun County, sold raffle tickets legal problems. A question of talked to." . understanding of the course and to raise money for the Special gambling developed because a David Heath The 14-member committee will making it clearly specified in the Olympics of Calhoun County. person would have to purchase a News Writer write a report of the University and JSU catalog that 25 percent of a The $1 tickets were for a $250 ticket in order to take a chance at The teafn of visitors frbm' the kve it to the self-study committee students' credit hours must be shopping spree at the Jacksonville winning. Since gambling is illegal Southern Association of Cdleges in about six weeks. The report has earned at JSU for the student to Wal-Mart.The sisters and pledges in Calhoun County, the event was and Schools left Thursday after two main sections: the qualify to receive a degree. travelled to Camp Sumatanga for cancelled. detailing a list of recommendations recommendations and the The suggestion section will Sisterhood retreat last weekent. and suggestions. JSU will have to suggestions. Panhellenic's executive discuss areas that already meet the --Tracy Morris fulfill these recommendations by The recommendation section minimum criteria but can be committee travelled to Troy State January, 1994 to gain re- discusses areas that do not meet improved upon. last weekend for the Alabama State Greek Correspondent accreditation. the minimum criteria needed for Once the JSU accreditation "The committee covered the re-accreditation. The comm~ttee committee receives the report, it campus in such detail that it is made between 10 and 20 will respond with how it plans to I d difficult to comprehend unless you recommendations -- the exact improve its weaker areas. This .- were there," Rachel Parker, number is not yet official. response wil-k then be, sent t6 the CRIMERELATED ACTIVITY spokesperson for the accreditation Some of the recommendations Commission on Colleges. committee, said. "We're still trying include requiring course syllabi to The re-accreditation process 3-05-93 Rodney Friery reported burglary at Brewer Hall.

to calculate how many.* people - they be revised to have a clear occurs once everv, 10 vears., 3-05-93 Curtis Roberts reported public lewdness at Jerry Cole - Recvclina park~nglot. from pg. 1 3-05-93 Roderick Alexander, 19, of Birmingham was arrested on lost on college administrators, she Street Avenue and charged mth public lewdness. said. "In the First Amendment our founding fathers affirmed their ... "One reason the university is ~3-05-93The UPD reported possession of ammunition and belief that competing ideas are fundamental to freedom." pushing recycling is because possession of firearms in the TMB and at Trustee Circle. --Ronald Reagan students will contlnue to recycle after college," Federouch said. -3-06-93 Paul Gholstson, 21, of Moulton was arrested at the Jason Thompson, Editor in Chief JameyGraydon, BusinessManager Most colleges and universities TMB and charged with trespassing. Mela-nieJones, Managing Editor Shannon Cooper, Business Asst. nationwide have recycling bins in - dormitories, classroom buildings Dyana Blythe, News Editor Jay Ennis, Photo Director 3-06-93 Marcus Echols, 23, of Moulton was arrested at the TMB and administrative areas. Items and charged with trespassing. Tim Hathcock, Sports Editor Leo Nieter, Layout/Graphics are broken down by type, Jamie Cole, Features Editor Mike Stedham, Adviser . including varieties of paper

I (computer,. A newspaper,A. bonded or magazine), cans and bottles. In The Chanticleer,the student newspaper of Jacksonville State University,,isproduced by students. The ed~torhas the,final decislon on ed~torlalcontent. Fund~ngIS provlded many instance, the s~h00lSget through Unlverslty approprlabons and advertisements. Offlces are In 180 Self Hall. money from the recycled items. Editorials are the opinions of the editorial board unless otherwise noted. In the JSU production of "Fiddler or, the Roof," only four string The edltor reserves the r~ghtto ed~tfor content and space --John Williams players in the orchestra were From Birmingham. The rest were JSU Send all subm~ss~onsto JasonThompon,,The Chanbcleer, Box3060,JSU, Jacksonv~lle, ,>*,, students. , AL 36265 Deadll~eferal! subrnls:q,s !s,~,~n,F!~s]ay, ,, - ' a,.(, ColfegcPress Sewice . , SSS I ~''+,*lt(,.+,,'l. ,, #, 2 ,, ;...... , <+ FA,' ?$ 4- < -.* Thurxla~,March 1 1, 1993 3

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.The College BASE test, which all seniors must complete to graduate, number of women will receive questionnaires in their campus P.O. JSU has formally implemented a University-wide will be given from 9 am-12 pm Saturday in 23 Ayers Hall. Students may boxes. If you receive one, please fill it out and return it through campus tobacco-free policy. There will mail. If you do not receive a questionnaire and would like to complete register for the BASE test in 216 Ayers Hall. be no smoking or chewing .All students graduating in Spring from the College of Letters and one, contact Janice Pace or Dick Bell in Pete Mathews Coliseum. tobacco inside any building on Sciences must apply now for graduation in 114 Martin Hall. Beta Beta Beta is looking for volunteers to go walking in Little Rver campus, including dormitories. *The absolute deadline for accepting Stafford, SLS or PLUS loan Canyon as park of Spring Canyon Cleanup. We're going to go enjoy a Previously smoking was allowed in the lobbies of some campus applications for the Spring semester 1993 will be Monday. This is to day in nature and bring out some trash while we're doing it. The event buildings, such as Stone Center, ensure that the application will be processed and the loan check received is Saturday and Sunday, so pick a day to enjoy some spring air and do but student complaints before the end of the semester. our planet some good, too. Sign up is in 205-A Ayers Hall. Tri Beta is convinced the administration to JSU students, faculty, staff and their friends are invited to join Team also having a contest to design a logo for the Mu Phi chapter. Thewinner toughen the restrictions on JSU for this year's May 22-23 MS 150 Tour for Cure, a go-at-your-own- will receive a free T-shirt. Artists who are interested in designing a logo smoking and use of chewing pace bike tour designed to raise money for research in the cure for should follow this procedure: I) The design must encompass the basic tobacco. This decision foliows an SGA resolution passed in multiple sclerosis. This year's tour journeys from Pell City to Centre and elemenks of biological science, especialy lab and field, animal and plant. January supporting making JSU includes an overnight stop here on JSU'scampus. Registration fee is $25 The design should contain both the national name (Beta Beta Beta) and a tobacco-free environment. until April 5. For more information call Dorothy Tobe at 782-5525 or 820- the name of the chapter (Mu Phi). 2) The artwork must be a line drawing The University Police 7818. that is easily reproduced and only one color. 3) All entries must be Department is considering The Chanticleer and Mimosa are seeking applications for editors in received by Marchl9). All entries must contain your name, address and allowing all parking decals to chief for 1993-94.These are paid positions. To apply, submit resume and phone number. Turn in entries to Dr. Cline, 108 Ayers Hall hang from the rearview mirror, as the faculty decals do. This cover letter explaining your interest in and qualifications for the job to: .Sign up for cheerleader tryouts will be held until March 19 in 105 issuewas raised after complaints Ralph Carmode, Department of Communication, 104 Self Hall, JSU. Bibb Graves Hall. Students must meet academic, height, weight, strength from students about the stickers Application deadline is Monday. and body composition requirements. This information will be provided being permanently affixed to the The JSU Child Center is now accepting applications for the 1993 Fall when you sign up. frontwindshield and not coming semester. The center offers a half-day (8 am-I2 pm) preschool program The next meeting of Visually Impaired Student Association(V.1.S.A.) off after that year was up. If adopted, this policy would begin for 3- and 4-year-olds. For more information call 782-5054. will be at 4 pm Monday in the Disabled Student Services lounge (147 next Fall semester. *The 10th annual "Making Tracks 5K Road Race and One Mile Fun Daugette Hall). Visually impaired students and other interested students . . The UPD is also planning to Run" will be held at 8 am March 13 at the Anniston Army Depot in are encouraged to attend. For more information, contact DSS at 782- change the .back,parking spaces

Bynum. There is a $10 fee. For more infomation call Janet at 235-6385 5093. . . *,-<, , 11 , 1 ,. , ' - .I . ahbt.:'Brewer, ,Hall,, which are or 235-7720. *Members are now being sought for an environmental awareness currently not parking spaces, into I parallel parking spaces. The new *Attention all female JSU students: With JSU's move to Division I, group called JSU S.A.V.E.(Students AgainstViolatingthe Earth). Projects spaces would not be'added until there will be an increase in the number of sports offered for females. The include holding events such as nature walks, recycling drives and area ; sometime during the summer to Athletic Council would appreciate your input as an involved female clean-ups. For more information, call 782-5490 and leave your name and avoid confusion during the student as to which sports you would like to see added for women. A phone number. Someone will be in touch. I current semester.

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Of course very young. Suzanne. did, I still had 45 minutes or more Is this the New World Order? now my hair on a bad day looks I fully understand the above to wait after the scheduled time. It When the final curtain of communism fell in the better than it did back in high statement can be construed as sexist was as bad as a doctor's office, school on a good day. I cringe and is irrefutably politically without crying babies, of course. Soviet Union, then-President George Bush declared whenever I see pictures. incorrect, but she was blond and Mom would never cut my hair the United States to be at the vanguard of a vastly Back then, I went to a salon. It she was young, and I never knew like I wanted, either. "Let's try changing global structure. wasn't like those salons in malls of anyone who didn't find her something new," she would say. where everyone with a pair of attractive. Even the girls admitted "You know multi-layered, double- But now, three years later, the position of the U.S., scissors wears black clothes that that. part head engraving is really in and the state of the world as well, seem to be lacking are too tight for them This place So for the first time in my life, I right now." that order. actually had more customers that had no barber. I was getting my I always promised her next time. The United Nations has taken a much more active were guys than girls. But hair cut at a place that had live I finally quit going the night before nonetheless, it was very salon-ish. plants and an appointment book. Thanksgiving in 1990. It tookalmost role in international affairs since the conflict in the I can't really remember my But that was okay. The thought of two hours for me to get a haircut. Gulf, but it is the U.S. which has served as the leader, haircutters throughout my life. I a barber never crossed my mind Mom took a 15-minute call from or enforcer. know when I was very young, I after about the second or third the oven repairman in the middle The recent relief efforts in Somalia and Bosnia are used to go to a full-fledged barber time she washed my hair. My ex- of my cut. After all, she did have a shop with my Dad. The place even barbers never did that. And even if turkey to cook the next day. definitely worthwhile humanitarian efforts, but they had a red, white and blue pole out they had, it wouldn't have been For my next haircut, I went along liave appeared to be U.S. actions rather than U.N. front. More importantly, the barber nearly as fun. with my Dad to a barber shop. And actions. gave me bubble gum after my hair The business flourished and I've been going there ever since. was cut. became "the" place to get a hair There are sports and hunting And last week, President Clinton convened his When I was 13, my family moved cut. Suzanne had to hire another magazines to read. The "You been 1 National Security Council for the first official time, and unfortunately, my barber person to work there, and lucky for farming long?" picture of two kids and the situation in Bosnia seemed to be the main didn't. Very few things in life us boys, the new person was very in overalls hangs on the wall. ' 8 I ***;-< < s topic of conversation. require as much effort as finding a Suzanne-ish. There's a sign that reads "No new barber. . But tragedy struck. Suzanne spitting on the floor." There are no It didn"tLtikelong for 'heittHcEs' 6n Clinton ve&ihg So after a few years of barber- became engaged. And following plants and there is no appointment from his domestic agenda to begin. These criticisms hopping, I found the ultimate in the natural course of events, book. were, and still are, sadly short-sighted and illogical. hair grooming. married. The longest I've ever had to wait I'm not sure how I found ou't The U.S. cannot move into a period of isolationism. Along the way, she brought in is 15 minutes. And that was on a about it. Teenage boy word-of- her Mom to help out. After her busy Saturday morning. The call of the public seems to be for such a move, but mouth, I guess. See, it was a new marriage, Suzanne left town. and The barber cuts my hair exactly that is only the current status of the ever-changing business owned by a very recent turned the business over to Mom, like I want it, but by now, he public indecisiveness. graduate of Auburn who, who cut okay hair, but was no doesn't even have to ask me. And coincidentally, just happened to Suzanne. the last time I went, he offered me Clinton may be a novice when it comes to foreign be very attractive, very blond and I kept going to the place for a few a piece of bubblegum. policy, but it appears that he is aware of the dangers that most assuredly await a U.S. retreat from the world stage. The U.S., as the lone superpower, is stuck with serving as a global police force. Many may disagree with that mantle, but it is one our country is going to have to bear, at least for the time being. With that in mind, the next question is why the butchering of the defense forces? The world has never been a safe place, and even though the Cold War is over, it is still not a safe place. Just as it is economically volatile, it is politically volatile. Some downsizing needs to be done, but it is not wise for America to deplete the military force it has built back. Our country, like it or not, is at the forefront of Iwhatever this New World Order is. And for the time being, we should stay there. Slashing the military by I such drastic proportions will not keep us there. Thursday, March 11, 1993 5 Poor Lewis's occasional almanac ISPEAKUP The Lewis Grizzard Clean Joke I made a horrlble mlstake In a Contest is over. Entries have been recent column about an incident Do you approve- of coming in steadily for months. whereby Southern coolung and Thanks to all who participated. Dr Marhn Lutherlng Jr 's birthday Bill and Hillary are driving (P.S This joke wasn't submitted caused a problem in an auto plant the United States through Arkansas and stop for gas. as a part of the clean joke contest, In the column I named some The service station attendant looks so it's not eligible ) peoplewho have been lund enough as global police? inside their car, notices Hillary, I saw a classified ad in a recent to cook that sort of food for me on "...We can't aflord it anymore. We don't have the and says to her, "Remember me? edihon of USA Today selling the many occasions We used to date in high school." following bumper sticker, three for I left somebody out money to be the international police force." She answers, "Of course I do. $5. If I had been discussing baseball Nice to see you again." "Don't blame me I voted for greats, I would have left out Ty "There needs to be one. There's The attendant fills up the Bush." Cobb definitely a lot of problems. I don't Clintons' tank and off they go. If you haven't seen "Hoffa," Sorry, Suzanne Martin of Albany, think there will ever be peace without Bill says to Hillary, "I'll bet you're wait for it on cable Nicholson is Ga You are, in fact, up there with it, but so many foreign countries don't glad you didn't stick with him and temfic but the move 1s slow and the best Southern cooks who ever like the U.S.anyway. But I think married me." confusing I don't know anything dropped a plece of fat back Into a someone needs to do it." "Why?" asks Hillary. about cinematography so I won't pot of green beans If I had one last --Michael McKenzie "Why?Bill asks back. "He's comment on that meal to eat, it would be your freshman nothing but a service station And if you go to see "Alive," country-fned steak and mashed attendant and I'm president." which 1 did, a warning After the potatoes "But," says Hillary, "If I'd married movie you will never fly or eat Please forgive I'll be hungry again him, then he'd be president" meat again soon when they need it really bad, but then - they donlt;lt'skind of a toss-up. They depend on the U.S. when they're in a I ETTERS TO THE EDITORI rut. And if they do get our help, they take advantage of it." --Justin Johnson Parking problems prevail at Self Hall Dear Editor: of my ever-dwindling bank account over parking Why must it seem that every moment a DJ of WLJS violations. Now I realize why people walk on this be under constant wony of watching his or her campus. However, I have job responsibilities which "No, because we can't afford it vehicle for a University police officerwho seems only keep me from walking. . 6 anymore. We don't have the *money , -- - I. to be ticket-motivated? When all parking spots are Get a gip, officers, and stop acting as tiiket gods! a t~ bp the /ntepatioqaI police joqce.: taken up and I must park my vehicle for a short Self Hall deserves better parking. This problem also , 8 -I moment to run into my office for information, 1 return affects the students that are ttying to park at Self Hall. --Michael Ballard to be blessed with a $20 ticket from an officer whose More red spaces are definitely needed. This is my sophamore main goal is to collect as much money from stawing voice. Now it's the administration's time to hear it! students as he can. WLJS has had its share of hassels from the JSU Steven W. Pope police, and I, as an individual, am tired of the trauma Patron Sales Director, WLJS "No, because I believe the Uq~,ted States has enough problems on its own. (Other countries) should be able Defendingw Clinton 's first month to t,ake care' of themselves, and we Dear Editor: same-question,jason,"We~e khqe , h~tero~s~~u~qo~exand proud of ' ' shodld be able ta take Care of burselves. I think the appropriate song for no other individuals in the United it!! I do not attack people for being * States of America of a different sex different whatever the reason. We do too much already." you is 'Take It Like A Man" by --Christy Mobley Michelle Wright. Men have run or race qualified to be appointed to However, Jason, WOMEN DO graduate student this courtt-ry for a long time. While the Supreme Court?? I am sick and NOT set back and take ridicule as running this country you have tired of hearing the same stupid in the past. You better think about opinions from you concerning that before writing another suppressed many different groups "I feel that the government, by doing President Clinton. sentence concerning the of people (Examples: Native this, is getting some good out of it, but Americans, African Americans, I think the issues that he has Capabilities of a WOMAN!!!! we shouldn't spread ourselves out so Jews, Women...)!!! tackled during his first MONTH much and try to be a police. Sometimes I believe that you may have of office have waited long enough Karen R. Wilson forgotten that during Bush's first fortheir turn of attention. It doesn't senior it gets our government in more trouble term as president, that he sent take long to decide whether a --,rditorJs note: ceorne~~~h than good." --Keino Marbury three different nominations to homosexual is a human being or nominated Clarence n horn as, an junior not. Bush did not care about these African-American* for Congress for the Supreme Court Cowtjustice in 1991 upon Thurgood Judge position and they were all issues, but Clinton does!! Marshall's retirement. Thomas now white males. I can ask you the I am a white, married, sits on the Court.

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A 17-11 record would not Faced with the end of their be good enough for an at-large bid tourney MVP season, the JSU Lady Gamecocks to he tournament pulled off the upset of the year in Linton made sure this was not From staff reports th6 'GUIF- $(7iXh- conference her swan-song She and her It looked like Tracy Linton's tournament held in Cleveland, teammates held Delta State to 33 career would be over after the Miss last weekend The Lady percent shoot~ngfrom the held Gulf South Conference Gamecocks won their first-ever while JSU shot 42 percent tournament Not so fast GSC tournament with their first- Delta State led 39-36 at haifhme, Linton carried the JSU Lady ever win against No. 2 and thanks in large part to Leslie Gamecocks to their hrst-ever defending national champion McKiemon's 13 points But JSU GSC tournament title mth a Delta State at Walter Sillers battled back and held on for dear stunning 67-65 upset over Collseum wth a 67-65 stunner life at the end Mclemon finished defending nahonal champion Tracy Llnton, the GSC's all-time mth 20 to lead Delta State Delta State It was the hrst wn leiding rebounder, scored 22 LaTanya Patty grabbed her own ever for JSU over Delta State at points and grabbed 21 rebounds intenhonal miss from the free throw Walter Sillers Coliseum to lead JSU to the win and a berth line and had a chance to tie the For her efforts, Linton was in thls week's NCAA South region game wth eight seconds left, but named as the most valuable tournament, also at Walter Sillers couldn't knock down a short player in the tournament. hnton Colioseum jumper. Linton secured the scored 39 points and pulled The Lady Gamecocks had rebound and the astounding win down 35 rebounds in the two already lost to Delta State twice for JSU. games. She had 22 points and this season, once in overtime at JSU 79, Livingston 74 21 rebounds in the Delta State by a score of 73-66. It was veIy much in doubt * #* .-- championship game. The senior ;~dta5+&e,~holderof three NCA~whether or not the Lady Gamecocks is the all-time leading rebounder national titles and two other in GSC history. Junior guard Sharn Thomas hits a three-pointer for the Lady national crowns in AIAW play, See lady page 9 Gamecocks. *IS JSU baseball team swe eps doubleheaders , _ Birmingham Tuesday. Miles was thF&tim of another JSU Tim Hathcock, @..-A- r~:+-. doubleheader sweep by scores of 10-0 and 12-2. Pitchers 31JU1 13 CUllUl Dave Spence and igeicombii 2ed for a no-hitter in the first ' z. i The JSU baseball [?am is nqv on a rol?.after'aweek~' game. , worth of rain. The Gamecocks hive won eight straight ~~l~~ pltchej,h&iod2iwy had the dubgus honor of games dahng back to a 7-1 loss to Auburn on Feb. 24 setting NC'A-a]l diGsion; record for wila pitches in a ------an JSU 8-5, AUM 6-1 game with nine. The previous record was six. Last Sa&rda)i,JSU used a pair of clutch home runs to ease The Gamecocks scored six runs in the fifth inning to end past Auburn-Montgomery 8-6 and 5-1. the game. Both games were played with the "mercy" 10-run Outfielder Ray Aschenbach hit a two-out two-run home rule, run in the bottom of the seventh inning of game one against In the secoqd game, John Stratton belted a three-run AUM. Fellow outfielder Anthony Richardson hit a grand home run---his ninth of the year -- to power the Gamecocks slam in the first inning of game two and Danlq Bradford to the win. JSU scored 10 runs in the second inning, sending pitched a complete game to Power the ~amecocks.Brad 14 batters to the plate. Chris Maldony picked up the win. Angel picked up the win in relief in game one. The Gamecocks, 12-2, play North Alabama in the Gulf "Bradford and Angel pitched real, well," said JSU head South Conference opener this weekend. The Lions host coach Rudy Abbott. "Aschenbach and Richardson had two JSU for a doubleheader beginning at noon Saturday. A big hits that turned the two games around. Sometimes it's single game is scheduled for Sunday at 1 p.m. . ..-. not how many hits you get, but when you get them. Left-hander Jen Canwnds swes up a pitch. Richardson's hit put us in charge and that's all Bradford needed. We played O.K., not great, but O.K. We've just got to get JSUmoves to No. 4 in collegiate baseball poll a lot better." State at No. 8, North Alabama at No. 12 and West Georgia The Gamecocks had an entire week off because of From staff reports at No. 21. The Gamecocks face offwith North Alabama (6- rainouts against Alabama-Birmingham and Union 3) in a three-game series this weekend in Florence to begin University. The long layoff hurt, according to Abbott. "It JSU's baseball team jumped all the way to No. 4 in the GSC play. takes a toll on you. Baseball is a game where you've got to country in the latest Collegiate Division 11 poll. South Carolma-Aiken is the No. 1 team in the nation. take your cuts in." The Gamecocks moved up after doubleheader sweeps Armstrong State and Florida Southern are tied for second. JSU 10-12, Miles 0-2 of Troy Slate, Auburn-Montgomery and Miles College. Defending national champion Tampa, a 22-0 loser to JSU got more cuts in again hapless Miles College of Other Gulf South Conference teams ranked were Delta Auburn, is still No. 7 despite a 10-9 record. Thursday, March 11. 1993 13 Lady Gamecocks make return trip to Delta Florida Atlantic and Florida Tech face off Gamecocks a berth in the 32-team field. It fifth appearance in the national tournament, Tim Hathcock in the initial round of the tournament at was JSU's first ever win at Delta State in 15 the last coming in 1991. Delta State haswon Sports Editor Walter Sillers Coliseum. attempts and their first-~V~~GSCtournament national championships in 1989, 1990 and Fresh off its stunning upset of Delta State This will be the fourth meeting of the year title. 1992.The Lady Statesmen finished the season in the Gulf South Conference tournament, between JSU and the Lady Statesmen. Delta The NCAA frequently makes first-round as the No. 2 ranked team in the country. JSU awaited to see who and where it would State won the first meeting in overtime, then matchups based on what would be the best JSU and Delta State meet at 8:05 pm. play in the opening round of the NCAA defeated the Lady Gamecocks handily at draw, not necessarily what makes the best FloridaTech andFlorida Atlantic meet in the

women's South region tournament. Pete Mathews Coliseum in the regular sense. It's no surprise, then, to see the two opener at 605. The two winners meet at 7:05 Welcome to the Twilight Zone, Lady season. + GSC teams and the two Sunshine Saturday night to determine the South Gamecocks.JSU travels to Cleveland, Miss., Then there was the monumental upset in Conference teams tangle in the first round. region's representative to the Elite Eight. again, to face Delta State, again. the GSC tourney that gave the Lady The Lady Gamecocks are making their JSU is 18-10 and Delta State is 23-5. JSU athletes continue to prove who's best in CSC 1 don't know why I'm surprised any more when JSU wins champion and you begin to see what the Lady Gamecocks a sporting event, even in the face of seemingly were up against. insurmountable odds. I've been here long enough to know .Throw in the fact it was a win-or-go-home-for-the-year when an athlete dons the red and white he or she performs situation and you begin to see the enormity of the win for at whatever level is necessary to get the job done. Lady Gamecocks defeated Delta State 67-65 in Cleveland, coach Tony Mabrey's troops. Mabrey had high hopes for This is not idle bragging from an admitted fan. The facts Miss. for the Gulf South Conference title. a big year before the season started, so this would have to speak for themselves. JSU has won the Gulf South It was the first ever win for the Gamecocks against the be considered a disappointing season, until now. Conference All Sports Trophy two years running and is a Lady Statemen at Walter Sillers Coliseum in 15 tries. It was Now, thanks to the money-grubbers at the NCAA, JSU big favorite to do it again in its last year as a member of the also the Lady Gamecocks first GSC tournament title. Add to will have to do it all over again. Climbing into a bus for a conference. that the fact Delta State had already beaten JSU twice and But there I was Saturday night, sitting in disbelief after the was ranked No. 2 in the country as the defending national See Hathcock .page I4 National champion JSU gets presidential snub AMERICAN SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION I 8209 PINE ISLAND RD. Tim Hathcock from Clinton's office. TAMARAC, FL. 3 3 3 2 1 Sports Editor Heflin did get a statement printed (800)-362-0018 in the Jan. 26 edition of the Mr. Stallings goes to Congressional Record on JSU's Washington. championship. It reads in part, "Mr. But it appears Gene Stallingswill President, I am proud to be the only coach from the state to congratulate Coach Burgess and make the trek northward to the his players on Jacksonville State nation's capital. University's exciting victory and OVER $350 MILLION DOLLARS AVAILABLE IN SCHOLARSHIPS, AND GRANTS GO Stallings and his Alabama much deserved football UNUSED EVERY YEAR BECAUSE SI'UDENTS SIMPLY DONT KNOW WHERE TO Crimson Tide - winners of the championship. Theirwinning spirit APPLY OR THAT THEY ARE ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE THESE GRANTS AND LOANS. mythical national championship in and commitment to friendly but Division I - will be the guests of fierce competition are testaments MOST STUDENTS DONT REALIZE THAT THE UNITED STATES President Bill Clinton. But JSU - to the outstanding heritage and GOVERNMENT ALLOWS FOR -US TAX BENEFITS TO MEDIUM AND winners of the Division I1 national tradition that is college football in LARGE CORPORATIONS WHO ALLOCN"I' HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS OF DOLLARS FOP championship - have apparently the State of Alabama." THE PURPOSE OF HELPING FUTURE AND CURRENT STUDENTS ATTEND been snubbed. Heflin also had Jacksonville EDUCATIONALINSTTTUTIONS AND UNIVERSITIES. Sen. Howell Heflin (D-Ala.) had Mayor George Douthit's sent a letter to Clinton asking for proclamation of the week of Dec. THE AMERICAN SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION HAS THE LARGEST DATABASE Of AVAILABLE SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS IN THE COUNTRY an invitation for both teams. But 12-19,1992 as "Coach Bill Burgess only the Tide recevied an invite. and JSU GamecockFootball Week" WE WILL LOCATE A SCHOLARSHIP SOURCE FOR YOU WITHIN THREE (3) JSU officials have heard nothing printed at the end of his statement. MONTHS OR WE WILL REFUND THE $25.00 PROCESSING AND JSU'sWells to compete in APPLICATION FEE. THIS OFFER IS UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED. national rifle championships CALL 1-800-362-0018 He holds the school record for From staff reports total points, with 400 possible from PLEASE BEGIN PROCESSING MY SCHOLARSHIP, ENCLOSED IS MY APPLICATION FEE OF $25.0( Shawn Wells, a member of JSU's eackposition. wells-has posted a riCHOOLL rifle team, will represent the previous best score of 1,172.,He University in the NCAA national also holds the record for prone (a championships at VirginiaMilitary perfect 400) and standing (387) Institute this weekend. positions. CrnrnAW Wells, a senior majoring in The Miami native was an All MAIL ORDER TO: criminal justice, will be competing American last season and two years AMERICAN SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION in the two-day event in the prone, ago was among the nation's top 20 8209 PINE ISLAND RD. I TAMARAC, FL 33321 kneeling and standing positions shooters. He will be competing 1-800-362-001 8 with a small-bore .22-diber rifle against 60 shooters from eight from a distance of 50 feet. teams. ( . . . , ,\ , ,, . , \ ,<< 14 Thursday, March 11. 1993 b - Have you had a problem with something you think is wrong or unfair? Would you like to find out more about it? If so, call Kyle Shelton at The Tennis team triumphs twice I Chanticleer at 782-5701. See if we can help. I From staff reports

The JSU tennis teams - both the men and women - trounced Alabama-Huntsville Tuesday in preparation for the upcoming Southeastern Regional tournament in Savannah, Ga. The men won their match 8-1 to move their overall record to 5-5. The women are now 3-4 after a 9- 0 whitewashing over UAH. Both teams will head south to play in the regional tourney, which goes a long way toward deciding national tournament berths. Play begins Today and runs eveIy day through Sunday. Armstrong State is host of the tournament. JSU head coach Steve Bailey said there is tough competition in the tournament but feels the Gamecocks can be successful. "We feel like if we can get our game going we can beat them," he said. "We've got to play good. They've all got good teams." Rollins is the No. 1 seed in the tournament. "Even Rollins is not unbeatable by any means," said Doubles partners Andrew Jackson and Lars Van Gelder sel Bailey. for a smash in a successful finals match versus UAH. -- I Angey Burgess, Rebecca Salmon, and Beth Meehan I 7b "Lady Gamecocks From page 12 I Public Square *Jacksonville I : &. f 435 would even get a shot at the tltle L~ntonand Jana Simmons both the win. 9:s - 5 Mw.- Sat. Lay-aways after being matched up vvlth the scored 17 points to lead JSU to the The Lady Gamecocks play Delta Lady Tigers in the opening game comeback win The Lady State once again In Walter Sillers of the tournament. Gamecocks trailed by nine points Coliseum at 8:05 Fnday night in hvingston had beaten JSU 91-70 early and 34-30 at the half before the first round of the NCAA late in the regular season pulling away In the second half for South regon tournament

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seven-hourtrip toCleveland, Miss. come out with fire in their eyes, , again, but it will be difficult. is not the most fun of field trips. ready for revenge. Delta State is Even if they don't win, the Lady Especiallyknowingwhatliesahead. just not used to losing in women's Gamecocks will look back with Therewill most certainly be a hostile basketball. fondness atawin thattransfonned crowd on hand. There's no way JSU can win, or a disappointing season into one And the Lady Statesmen will can they? I'll not be a doubter of hope.

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