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This newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Media at Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. It has been accepted for inclusion in The George-Anne by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. For more information, please contact [email protected]. I he Georae-Anne #10 JpilipflllllllNlllillliHHIHI IIHIIIIlllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIII GOLD EDITION 0200101627384 Thursday, May 2,1996 The 1 Hour Reserve(in Library Use) Vol. 69, No. 10 0 2001 0lb573fl' 4 # Cinema in review :si * "Mulholland Falls," the ', latest movie about Los Angeles crime busters, starring Nick Nolte, Georgia Southern University's Official Student Newspaper Statotboro. Georgia 30460 Founded 1927 > ineets with unfavorable reviews from The G-A movie critic. Please see review, page 9 Controversy clouds both SGA campaigns By Kevin Bonsor Rule 9 of the SGA Campaign The penalty for candidates ^iMwaaw^^iawt^iwiiirt^^ JlMftWWfffei^WiWiWifcWiWWW Staff Writer Regulations was cited as the campaigning in the polling ar- BRIEFLY... Two unrelated incidents violated rule. This rule states, eas is $10.00. Because all four Runoff to be held today that occurred during last "A candidate may not cam- names of the people on the week's SGA elections have paign, in person or by proxy, Burns ticket were on the flyers By Justin Miller jff occurs when there Assistant News Editor Gingrich predicts Congress stirred controversy in the final within the block outlined, or passed out at Lakeside, each jority winner. days before today's runoff. within 100 feet of the Russell member of the ticket has been The SGA election commit- aercent will repeal gasoline tax An official complaint was Union, Lakeside Cafe, and the fined individually. The fine tee is holding a one-day run- By Dinos Lambropoulos filed last week against the Business School (this is where must be paid by noon on May off election for the president, The Associated Press Derek Burns ticket for cam- the polling place is located)." 9th. executive vice president and gmsw ANAHEIM, Calif. — House Speaker paigning within 100 feet of "Basically his people were Burns has denied that he or vice president of academj resident, is Newt Gingrich said he believes Con- anyone on his ticket has done affairs today at the Rusj elections, and sail gress will be able to repeal a 1993 gaso- anything wrong. He also said Union, the Business ing theJsame studams wno line tax by Memorial Day, when Ameri- he was unaware that any com- ing, and Lakeside Cs st week will Kme out cans begin their peak driving season. plaint was filed against him. The candidates fol liicTvote again todal. Speaking at a gas station during a Dickerson said Burns may dent are currer "I'm totally ecstMrc about visit to Southern California, the Geor- not have known of the com- dent of AcaddBiic |Ms] t»nout," gia Republican said the 4.3 cent-per- plaint or the fine because the Gavin Shook awl for fsor#Ttsaysjpmething gallon tax, passed by Congress in 1993 letters which were to be sent senator Dereapurns. aboufTra^admanstration, and signed by President Clinton, has last Thursday were misplaced The execufflve vice presi- that we eat stuffents inter- aggravated the recent gasoline price and not placed in the mail un- dent runof is between ested [iwstuJent govern- increases. til Wednesday. Heather jfearlson and ment] a Jun. "While government is not the only "Myself, Lameisha Hunter, Lameisha Jlunter. Dickjrsoysaid the candi- problem, it's clear that government is a Dee Dee Williams, or Mike Tom \Wlson and DeeDee dates ajHjMKcited as well. major problem in terms of the cost of [Engelberg] did not campaign Williams#will be vying for "Tbfselection is a toss-up," living and in terms of gasoline," said within 100 feet of any polls," thoaaaaw president of aca- he s&Liggbgkbink [the out- Gingrich, who was in the state this Derek Burns Gavin Shook Burns said. He also said that «miJm H&eresting." weekend campaigning and raising if there was any such complaint (WwwM#iiwtoitWi^^ money for fellow Republicans. Lakeside Cafe, a direct viola- too close to the polls, and his registered against him for that Ford to complain to SGA advi- favortism." A proposal to repeal the tax will be tion of campaign rules. people were campaigning in- reason he would protest it and sor Earl Cashon, Director of He went on to question introduced in the Senate as early as Also last week, SGA Presi- side Lakeside Cafe," Ford said. appeal it. the Russell Union, about the Walraven's professionalim. next week by Senate Majority Leader dent John Walraven submit- A letter sent to each mem- Shook, in responding to the possible effects Walraven's "He was working on the elec- Bob Dole, Gingrich said. He predicted ted a letter to The George-Anne ber of the Burns ticket from incident, said, "You've got to endorsement of Shook would tion. To be around the polls the proposal would get wide support in endorsing the Gavin Shook SGA Election Committee follow the rules if you're going have on the campaign. and handling the ballots, I Congress. ticket. The letter prompted Chairman Carlton Dickerson to run for office." After talking to Cashon thought it was very unethical In a letter Dole sent to Clinton last some people to question his read, 'The SGA election com- Another incident occuring about the situation, Walraven to endorse candidates." Friday calling for the repeal of the gas ethics. mittee has reviewed the mat- during the elections began decided to step away from elec- Jerald Carter, who served tax, he did not specify how he would Chris Ford, who ran in last ter and have found the mem- when Walraven's letter to the tion and direct his efforts to as SGA president in the 1993- offset the estimated $4.8 billion in lost week's SGA Presidential elec- bers of the Burns ticket guilty editor ran in the April 25 edi- helping the Shook campaign. 94 school year, and has pub- revenue. tion and finished third, filed of campaigning by proxy in tion of TheGeorge-Anne. The Burns said, "I was highly licly endorsed Derek Burns, White House Chief of Staff Leon the complaint against Burns. Lakeside Cafe." letter incited both Burns and upset that he did it; he showed Please see SGA, page 12 Panetta said he wasn't sure if the pro- posal was a serious one or a campaign ploy by the certain Republican presi- Diversity Council to host dential nominee. GSU to make core Gingrich responded: "If you want to help lower the cost of gasoline ... why sensitivity training workshops don't you test us?" By Joshua Edmonson trair,.,;d us on how to direct one of the work- curriculum changes In response to Gingrich's comments, Senior Staff Writer shops. When this was done, we formed the By Meredith Whitt riculum/general education Tom Umberg, the California director Staff Writer The National Coalition Building Institute, Georgia Southern affiliate team." revision. for Clinton's re-election campaign, said based in Washington, D.C., will train 30 GSU He said they have been conducting seminars The Board of Regents has "Expect to see more courses Dole supported federal gas tax increases faculty, staff and students in May how to be for groups around campus for a year now. adopted a 60 semester credit where technology is being in 1982 and 1990. more sensitive to different groups on campus. "What we wanted to do is impact the various hour guideline that narrows used," he said, such as using The NCBI was invited by GSU's President's groups around campus," he said. "We believe the focus of the current core computers labs in English curriculum into six specific composition classes. WORD OF THE DAY Council on Diversity and will conduct the work- that once one participates in the workshop, one shops on May 10, 17 at least leaves that work- areas of study that will in- The BOR's guidelines con- and 24. shop beginning to think clude technology, said Martha cerning the area of science, "Last spring we "THEY HAVE DEVELOPED A SET about some of the issues." Abell, coordinator of the com- mathematics and technology blype (blip) n. a piece of skin that are divided between non-sci- contacted this orga- Taylor said that role- mittee on core curriculum/ peels off after a sunburn OF WORKSHOPS WITH DIFFERENT nization," said Larry playing is one of the exer- general education revision. ence majors and science ma- Taylor, director of af- cises used in the work- The current core is divided jors. Source: Weird Words EXERCISES ... THAT ARE For those who are non-sci- firmative action. shops. into four general areas con- ence majors, students will "What they do is SUPPOSED TO MAKE PEOPLE "The goal is to show sisting of humanities, math- need to take a four-hour labo- train trainers in their people how to interrupt a ematics and the natural sci- MORE SENSITIVE TO VARIOUS ratory or a three or four hour 'BORO WEATHER particular method of comment that they might ences and courses related to non-laboratory course, an- prejudice reduction hear in their environment major. ISSUES OF DIVERSITY." other four hour laboratory and conflict resolu- that uses a racial slur, The new curriculum will be — LARRY TAYLOR, AFFIRMATIVE divided into essential skills, course and three additional tion. They have de- gender slur, or remark of institutional options, humani- credit hours in either math- veloped a set of work- ACTION DIRECTOR that nature," he said. ematics, science or technol- shops with different He said they usually ties/fine arts, science, math- exercises that you do that are supposed to make begin their seminars with an exercise called ematics and technology, so- ogy. For science majors, two people more sensitive to various issues of diver- ups-and-downs. cial sciences and courses re- lated to major. four-hour laboratory courses sity." "There you talk about all sort of different Although technology has are required, as well as three i«4-* Taylor said the Diversity Council talked to groups and let people associate with that par- additional credit hours in ei- various groups on campus, and they wanted ticular group," he said. "Then they stand and been included in the guide- ther mathematics, science or more sensitivity training and more sensitivity you give them applause. That exercise shows lines for the new core curricu- lum, it has not been decided technology. Today to the different groups. people that believe they don't belong to any at GSU whether or not actual The guidelines stated in Partly cloudy with a high near 80. "We looked around and contacted the NCBI," groups, that they do belong to a group them- courses in that field will be the BOR's outline are both Taylor said. "We were able to get them to come selves," Taylor said. offered, said Dr. John Rafter clear and unclear, said Judith Friday here and conduct a workshop for about 30 The seminars help enable students to go out of the committee on core cur- Please see CHANGES, page 12 Mostly sunny with highs in the 70s. people. They sent a trainer down and they Please see WORKSHOPS, page 12

INDEX Head of communication arts Armed with umbrellas department steps down Announcements 2 By Justin Miller Dean of the College of Lib- Assistant News Editor Classifieds 11 eral Arts and Social Sciences Roosevelt Newson confirmed i Comics 11 David Addington has stepped down from his posi- that Addington stepped down Crossword 11 tion as head of the communica- because he wanted to teach. Opinions 4 tion arts department, citing a "[Addington] is immersed in theater and wanted to use his Police Beat 2 "desire to teach." "I'm stepping down, so that creative energies in that area," Sports 6 I can step up to teaching," he Newson said. said. "Speaking from experience, It is a desire of The George-Anne to print the Hal Fulmer, an associate being a department chair can news of Georgia Southern University as accu- professor in the communica- be quite exhausting." rately as possible. If you feel that something Fulmer, who has been work- covered is in error, contact a member of the tion arts department, has been editorial staff at 681 -5246 as soon as possible. appointed as the interim head ing as a professor at GSU since Thank you. through next year. 1988, was appointed to the po- FOR ADVERTISING INFO.: 681-5418 Addington came to GSU in sition by a joint faculty and jjg*^ STORY OR PHOTO IDEA: 681-5246 1987 as the department chair. department committee based *\ FAX NUMBERS: 871-1357 and 681-0863 He is eligible to retire in two on recomendations. LANDRUM BOX: 8001 years, when he reaches 65, but "As interim chair, I will help E-MAIL TO: [email protected] is unsure what he will do when guide the department until we the time comes. can find a permanent [replace- "My primary love is teach- ment for the position], which ing, and I wanted to try it out may take a while," Fulmer said. again before I make a decision The department has not be- Jarrett Reagan Liked By Many, Cussed By Some... [on retirement]," he said. "But gun its search for a permanent With the frequent showers which arise at above on Tuesday, are prepared with Read By Them All I'll help [Fulmer] as much as I replacement yet, but Newson GSU, many students, like the ones shown umbrellas at all times. can summer and fall quarters." said they hope to begin soon. . , Page 2 — Thursday, May 2,1996 GSorge-Anne L POLICE BEAT GSU Division of Public Safety bicycle was missing from the container, and driving on a road- II, reported an injured person. l>AJ\tlC FRESH WATER FISH Forest Building way laned for traffic. Wednesday, April 24,1996 *"77 I BIRDS Sunday, April 28,1996 • Robert McCue reported his lAr\4?IC REPTILES • Michael Chamlee, 20, of DNC • Federick Stewart, of bicycle was missing from Oliff Sunday, April 28,1996 Players Club, was charged with ±yA 7 SALTWATER FISH Hall. • Chris Purdy, 21, of Campus Statesboro, was charged with sale of marijuana. 123 N. Main Si-S'bo*©- DUI, driving too fast for condi- Courtyard, was charged with • Matthew Pertz, 19, of Park I tions, and open container. Statesboro Police Department DUI and traffic light violation. Place, was charged with sale of SUPER SALE • A domestic dispute was re- • A resident of In-the-Pines cocaine. ported at Winburn Hall. Tuesday, April 30,1996 reported a harasment. • Brian Barnard, 19, of Wil- Now Available • Terrance Atkinson, 19, of low Bend, was charged with pos- Friday, April 26,1996 Stadium Club, was charged with Saturday, April 27,1996 session of marijuana and • Chad Schmele reported his DUI, suspended license, open • Jessica Lord, of Hawthorne posession of MDMA with intent. Baby Ball Pythons $32.95 I ANNOUNCEMENTS HTTP://www.aquaticj ungle.com Things to do at GSU Tuesday, May 21,1996 more information, call 681-0151. Biology building in room 2217. • Cinema Arts presents For more information, call 681- Thursday, May 2,1996 "Hamlet" at 7 p.m. in the Union Tuesday, May 28,1996 5487. • Judith Lee Berg will present Theater. For more information, • Cinema Arts will present "The Disease and Anatomy call 681-5471. "Priscilla Queen of the of Hate" at 7:30 p.m. in the • Pearl Cleage will present Desert" at 7 p.m. Union Theater. For more infor- "Georgia Author Award" at 7 • James Hamrick will present mation, call 681-1401. p.m. in the Union Ballroom. For "Tropical Trees" at noon in the • The Tutorial Workshop Se- ries will present "TakingEssay George-Anne Exams" at 11 a.m. in the library in room 114. For more informa- STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS tion, call 681-0321. The George-Anne isthe official student newspaper of Georgia Southern University, owned and operated • There will be a student by GSU students and utilizing the facilities provided by GSU. The newspaper is the oldest continuously talent show followed by a per- published weekly newspaper in Bulloch County and Statesboro, Ga. The ideas expressed herein are those of the editor or the individual authors and do not necessarily represent the views of the Student M *—W ■ » 4gO0* : & LL^ Jk Z^S 2 ■ «l 1 formance by the Aluta Reggae/ Media Committee, the administration, the faculty and staff of Georgia Southern University, or the Rock and Blues Band at 8 p.m. University System of Georgia. The George-Anne is published twice weekly during the academic year For more information, call 681- and three times during summers. Any questions regarding content should be directed to the editor (681 - ■ ■ ■ 0382. 5246). OFFICES, MAIL, PHONES Monday, May 6,1996 Room 223, F. I. Williams Center. 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For more information, rate cards, sample publications, contact: Brooks Clements, Advertising Manager, ADS, (912) 681 -5418; or Bill Neville, Student Publications Coordinator, (912) 681 - 0069. ¥ Y&t1 APLAYERSPA R T CLUB ft Wednesday, May 8,1996 ■ ■ I ^C^7 J ME N T S M CIRCULATION INFORMATION • Dana Gioa will host a po- etry reading at 7:30 p.m. in the Subscription rates for home delivery of The George-Anne are six dollars per quarter, or $18 per year, delivered bulk mail. Please address all inquiries to Stephanie Wylie, Business Manager. The George- Southern Center Auditorium. ■!■ K Anne is distributed free of charge oh the Georgia Southern University campus through delivery sites For more information, call 681- located in campus buildings and residence halls. V" Now Leasing (912) 871-6501 m\ 0150. *We gratefully acknowledge the theft of our slogan - "Liked by Many, Cussed by Some, Read by them ■ All" - from Robert Williams of the Blackshear Times. 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Tuesday, May 14,1996 Best Deal In Town! i • Cinema Arts will present "Eat Drink Man Woman" at 7 1 BR - $320 Dishwasher i p.m. in the Union Theater. For more information, call 681-5471. 2 BR - $420 Ice Maker 3 BR - $575 Central Heat & Air | a Wedenesday, May 15 • The Scuba Club will hold a Washer & Dryer I: meeting in the Union at 7 p.m. in Is room 242. For more information, |icall 871-4989. Eagle Gate Apartments i Monday, May 20,1996 S. Mulberry St.-Apt. 11 •Theatre and Performance Call 489-2900 or 764-9486 ; will present "Little Murders" 'at 8 p.m. in the Communication Arts building in room 101. For more information, call 681-0106. UJ UJ I: Runs through May 25. < < 11 *Lois Oppenheim will present UJ O |)"Chilean Politics" at 3 p.m. in East Jones the Union in room 280. For more ^ iinniiiiim iiM"*^/ (information, call 681-5698. Serving Statesboro/GSU OUR STORE'S GOT Y'know how other etoree hide ATTITUDE all their qood stuff in the 681-4326 back? Not us ! n r I Large Pizza With j UP FRONT AND IN YOUR FACE LATE NIGHT 4 with : 3-Toppings & $2 OFF SPECIAL J» The largest Silver Age collection in the southeast Medium Pizza With All of ANY an Order of +• Over 36,000 cornice for 50$ each or less $10 Your Favorite Toppinss 4» 1st X-Men issue only $2000! (Fine/Very Fine) PURCHASE Cheesybread Valid 9 pm to Close Only! /•Magic™and other collectible card games W/ ^Sign up NOW for "Chapter Approved" Warhammer THIS AD ^40K Tournament!

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UMaM^^^HMaH George-Anne Thursday, May 2,1996 — Page 3 New law imposes restrictions on Internet to prevent deceit The Associated Press about the issue last week, saying thing else. had thrown in with Democratic ATLANTA— The governor tongue-in-cheek, "I worry much It would be a misdemeanor for leaders who sought a way to pun- Russell Union Gameroom has caused dismay in cyberspace more about what this Capitol someone to use someone else's ish Rep. Mitch Kaye, a Republi- by signing a law that critics con- press corps thinks about than I phrase, name, logo or symbol to can gadfly from Marietta, for tend makes Georgia one of the do the Internet surfers." falsely identify themselves or to operating an Internet site about > Tournament most restrictive states for users The Electronic Frontier Foun- imply they had permission to use legislative issues that occasion- of the Internet. dation, a nonprofit organization the phrase, name, logo or sym- ally took shots at them. Backers say the measure is that deals with online civil liber- bol. Parsons said he knew nothing designed only to prevent people ties issues, says it may challenge "If somebody uses that type of of an effort to punish Kaye until from deceiving others on the the law in court. data, such as a tradename, to after he had introduced the bill. Tue., May 7 Internet by pretending to be The 5,000-member organiza- identify themselves as some A businessman being sued by someone or something they are tion already is challenging the other organization, then they BellSouth over his Internet Faculty/Staff not. new Communications Decency clearly are seeking to defraud," name, realpages.com, said the Critics argue that the law is Act, signed Feb. 8 by President Parsons said. law may have been aimed at him. 8-Ball Tournament so loosely written it could make Clinton. But it may go further than BellSouth contends in a suit in criminals of computer users "No legislator could have pos- that, said Atlanta attorney Jeff federal court in Atlanta that Don whose online services permit sibly wanted to do what this bill Kuester, who specializes in Madey's Internet name is too Tue.. May 14 them to identify themselves in does," said Stanton McCandlish patent, copyright and trademark close to its trademark, The Real electronic mail only by code of the foundation. "It makes it a law. Yellow Pages. Men's and Women's names or account numbers. crime to use anyone's trademark "The vagueness of the law it- 'The way it impacts me is that And, they say, it could dampen online, even if they're not using self creates this question as to on July 1,1 fully expect BellSouth the free-wheeling spirit of the it in an infringing way. It makes whether certain types of e-mail to charge me" with violating the 9-Ball it a crime to use any e-mail ad- addresses and certain types of law, said Madey. Internet by All events start at 6:00 pm making it more difficult for The bill's sponsor works for a creators of home pages to de- "THIS HAS THE POTENTIAL TO GIVE GEORGIA A company owned by BellSouth, All events are open to both women and men. The entry velop links to other sites. but said that has nothing to do deadline is the Monday prior to each event. Sign-up in the BLACK EYE BECAUSE WE'RE THE FIRST TO with it. BellSouth spokesman The law was passed during Russell Union Gameroom. The entry fee is $2.00 per person. Ted Creech said the utility did the 1996 legislative session by For more information, call the Russell Union Gameroom at OVERREGULATE FREEDOM OF SPEECH ON A not ask for the legislation. lawmakers who "don't know a 681-0444. gigabyte from a chigger bite," WORLDWIDE NETWORK, 'The only request we made of said Rep. George Grindley, It- Rep. Parsons regarding the bill Marietta, who said he will work was to add a short amendment -- REP. GEORGE GRINDLEY Monday - Friday 9 am -11 pm next year to amend it. which prohibits telecommunica- 'This has the potential to give tions carriers from beingrespon- Saturday 10 am -11 pm Georgia a black eye because we're dress or web site that is not your links would be illegal," he said. sible for carrying anything Sunday 12 noon -11 pm the first to overregulate freedom full name." David Rothman, Alexandria- deemed illegal under the law," of speech on a worldwide net- Rep. Don Parsons, R-Marietta, Va.-based author of Internet hesaitL- work," he said. the sponsor, said it doesn't do books, said the law appears to Gov. Zell Miller signed the bill those things at all. have "some pretty nasty impli- April 18 despite a warning from "I believe they would oppose cations." the attorney general that it was any kind of legislation whatso- Parsons, who is completing his vague, and despite a plea for a ever dealing with the Internet," first term, introduced the bill veto from the San Francisco- he said of the foundation. because some local judges told 4> JBtrs. The Joke Zone based Electronic Frontier Foun- Parsons said the bill, which him they found too little law on *>. V takes effect July 1, does nothing the subject when they handled &/ Saturday. May 4 dation, which called the mea- cP Ps S° sure an unconstitutional re- but make it illegal for a person to cases about electronic informa- w The Statesboro / Bulloch Chamber of misrepresent himself on the net- tion. straint of free speech. 2?Vfr" Commerce, R & B Productions and work, posing as someone or some- But many believed Parsons Miller brushed off a question '4*..& -V> Union Productions Presents: ^ A8 McKinney broadens support for re-election The Associated Press ing black voters whose support a state senator who's making his DECATUR, Ga.— Rep. they would need in the general first bid for federal office. Cynthia McKinney, who saw her election. Race has certainly factored in WMM^. majority black congressional dis- "Race is a factor. I need black Slotin's door-to-door campaign- «Of v,*y ing in DeKalb County, where i » trict declared unconstitutional support to win this district. I > last year, is trying to broaden campaign just as hard in the some black voters have been re- her support as she faces three black neighborhoods as I do in ceptive until they find out who white male Democrats in the pri- the white ones," said Ron Slotin, he's running against. mary for the newly configured iA. 4th District. Vince Gill Georgia's first black congress- woman has picked up major en- Also Featuring Patty Loveless Games dorsements from national People women's groups and several lo- ot: and Bryan White cal labor leaders. College ^ Play House Democratic Whip Tickets: $25 • Select-A-Seat 1-800-351-7469 David Bonior of Michigan ap- Students$J00 GSU Ticket Office 1-800-GSU-WINS i peared with her Saturday in ! get Clarkston at a town hall meet- Tickets will be $30 the day of the concert. ing. "Cynthia has got savvy," Any I Allen E. Paulson Stadium • 6:30-11 pm Bonior said. "She's smart. We Chicken depend so much on her. 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Nominations being accepted under the McKinney's majority-black Union Rotunda Back by Popular Demand: 11th District was thrown out last April 30 - May 2 \ year after the Supreme Court 10 am - 2pm declared it was unconstitution- \ ally gerrymandered. Her Decatur *Leadership Service Awards Sound Waves home is now located in the re- *Greek Organization of the Year Crunutte drawn 4th District, where blacks * *Non - Greek Organization of the Year make up one-third of registered voters. Other awards to be presented include : While a strong black turnout Contemporar & Maher could give McKinney a win over "Organizational President of the Year her three Democratic challeng- *Program/Activity of the Year i Issues ers in the July 9 primary, she'll *Best Community Service Project/Activity of Union Rotunda • 12:30 - 2:30pm have to draw on white support to the Year beat her Republican opponent in "Outstanding Community Leadership the general election. 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M, Bldg. 600, Suite 12$, Atlanta jlrVVVVVVVVVVVVV^m SPLASH Statesboro, Ga 30460 V George-Anne For 68 years, Georgia Southern's Official Student Newspaper Liked By Many, Cussed By Some... Christopher Cole Amanda Crews Read By Them All Editor Managing Editor Ashley E. Hunt ^^L The oldest continuously published newspaper in Bulloch County Thursday, May 2,1996 News Editor Opinions Our Opinion P)A^i[i^ H&SpK/ SGA runoff politics take a turn for the worse With the ugly turn of events recently revealed in the campaigning and politicking practices of both candidates in today's SGA presidency runoff election, students may be intensely suspicious of the whole process. On the one hand, Burns has been accused of campaigning too close to the polls. While he has denied this allegation, a fine has been levied against his ticket for campaign violations. At the same time, some controversy hovers above the Shook ticket as well. Following SGA President John Walraven's published letter in The George-Anne endorsing Shook, he was asked to stop working at the polls after some complaints had been made concerning his ethics. In addition to these controversies, the candidates seem to have resorted to base, mud-slinging, name- calling techniques we have too often come to identify with politics at the local, state and national levels of government. Unfortunately, we never thought we would witness M this much mud-slinging in our own SGA elections. YOU'LL HAVETOWAiTyOURTURN;" Instead of relying on solid platforms, hard work and old-fashioned baby-kissing charisma, the candidates Atlanta has to get its act together ... now resort to tearing each other down in the public eye. We are two months away from problems of being in the south- Why not rely on something we used to call merit? the biggest event in the history ern U.S. in the summer time, By slinging mud, each candidate hopes to destroy the of Georgia. RONNIE SWINFORD Apart from the oppresive heat, student body's respect for the opponent. Actually, though, On July 19,1996 the Summer their is the quirky way that it each one achieves just the opposite. Olympic will begin in Atlanta. Is SPORTS EDITOR rains every day at 4:54 p.m. in The smart voter will be repulsed by a candidate who this state ready? Atlanta. Also, the roads in At No. The state of Georgia has must make his opponent look bad in order to seem like July 19, 1996. will it be? lanta are ... well, screwy. Half of whittled on the back portch and Does that date sound famil- But not to worry about that. them don't go anywhere, and the the best candidate. let the opening day sneak up on iar? If it does, then you realize The state will make sure that it other half don't go where you Perhaps it would be beneficial for both candidates to them. The Olympic Stadium in that Atlanta is in major trouble. is inspected before any crowd want to go. consult item 2(d) of the campaign regulations, which Atlanta will not be ready until When was the last time this state goes into it. Yeah, right. I can see But wait, the average people states, "Slander and obscene language will not be the opening day of the U.S. Track finished anything on time? that building inspector saying, of the world are all going to use permitted." and Field Trials. The trials are The answer to that is never. "Well, the building is not safe," a MARTA to get where they want in June. The final concrete will A fight won fair and square really reaps the sweetest Remember the Forest Build- week before the games are to to go. Except for the two places not be poured until the morning ing here on campus? You know start. The only way that the open- that MARTA trains don't go: the victory. of that event. the one on campus that still ing ceromonies will be canceled Olympic Stadium and Fulton Also, if anyone has driven leaked and didn't have phones in is if there's nuclear war that day. County Stadium. through Atlanta lately, they re- the offices or blackboards in the The last major tragedy that Wait just a minute. Who would Your Opinion alize that in two months ALL the design a rapid transit system road construction south and that didn't go to the two biggest would turn students away from north of the city is supposed to be attractions in the city? Well, At- Shook's plan for intellectually challenging finished. The odds against that GEORGIA AND ATLANTA REALLY HAD THEIR lanta would, that's who. courses in favor of those per- happening on time are astro- faculty guide is CHANCE TO PROVE THAT THE AMERICAN SOUTH IS They expect people from Eu- ceived to be stupid and mun- nomical. rope and Asia, who have real harmful to GSU dane. The city and state govern- READY TO BE PART OF THE REST OF THE WORLD. transit trains, to get off a train in I must ask Mr. Shook, how ments have bickered and com- the middle of a town that they Editor, can it benefit a student if he plained until they are so far be- don't know, and then get on the I write concerning Mr. gains a good GPA but has no hind that the Olympics are in rooms. Yeah, that building was right bus to the stadium. Gavin Shook, SGA presidential surrounded the Olympics was in intellectual growth to show for jeopardy. finished when they put students This is just another chance for candidate, and his proposed 1972 during the Munich games. it? In the "Republic," Plato I have always been in favor of in it. Sure it was. the visitors to get angry at the Student Guide to Peer Perfor- Terrorists provided that tragedy, writes that the purpose of an the Olympics coming to Georgia. Oh, and let's not forget the city and state. Georgia and At- mance. I sincerely believe that, but stupidity could come into play education is to "instill civic vir- It gave the world a chance to see way this state can crack down on lanta really had their chance to were the guide ever to become this time. tue, including courage, justice, that not everyone in this state is contractors to finish a job. Re- prove to the world that the Ameri- reality, it would result in a sig- Whoever saw this grand plan self-control, and dedication to a hick, hayseed, bumpkin, etc... member the Herty building can South is ready to be part of nificant dumbing down of the in their head should probably the fatherland." Mr Shook's But in typical Georgia fashion transformation? I think it took the rest of the world. But it is entire student population. lay off the stuff for a while. It pablum-fed proposal, how- we have waited around so long three quarters to be complete — obvious the state is too deeply The disclosure of faculty seems strange to put everything ever, does none of this. that finishing on time looks im- nine months to put in a sprinkler entrenched in the "good ole boy" grade distributions (i.e., reveal- off to the last minute when you Instead, I believe that it re- possible. system. If that is not efficient, network to really try. ing who the easiest teachers have an estimated 5 million duces collegiate-level education An example of the planning then what is? This is a shame because there are) to an already disinterested people coming to your state. to nothing more than a vulgar genious in Atlanta is evident But the thing that really both- are so many good things to por- and academically substandard Remember, most people who and slavish vision of Mr. when you hear the date for the ers me is that if the stadium is tray, but what will be focused on student body can serve only to will travel to Georgia have never Shook's own mediocre spirit. road construction to be finished, just beingfinished, then how safe been here before. Few realize the are the mistakes. encourage enrollment in the Therefore, I encourage ev- "easiest" courses. eryone to vote for Derek Burns! I fear that the guide would Rampant obsession with weight loss is a disease | serve to foster an anti-intellec- Aaron E. Finley America is facing a group of decrease bone size, but if past tual atmosphere on campus; it Graduate student fatal diseases fpr which we do trends predict future ones, there not have a cure. AMANDA CREWS is probably a plan in the works. STAFF One disease in this group When diets inevitably fail to strikes approximately one in ev- MANAGING EDITOR make us thin, we turn to other, NEWS ery 200-250 young women ages more drastic measures. We think Assistant News Editor: Justin Miller; Copy Editor: Melanie Weingberg; Senior 13-25. An additional five percent being fat was considered an ad- them. we have to starve ourselves, force Staff Writer: Josh Edmonson; Staff: Erika Anderson, Alex Boney, Kevin Bonsor, of college women in the United vantage because it indicated the Let's just think about it logi- ourselves to vomit, or abuse laxa- Kim Wagner, Meredith Whitt States suffer from a related dis- person was wealthy and had ac- cally for a moment. Models for tives. For what? Just to look like FEATURES ease. cess to plenty of food. Lane Bryant, a store which sells the models who resemble only Features Editor: Stacy demons; Arts & Entertainment Editor: Tracey Varnell; Also, a reported one to seven This need is created by our plus-size clothing, are not even four percent of us in the first Staff: Shanika Glynn, Dana Gunter, Renee Hurston percent of male college students society and our media. Super- fat. What kind of message does place. SPORTS are affected by one of these dis- thin supermodels are upheld as that send? Chasing this impossible Sports Editor: Ronnie Swinford; Senior Staff Writer: Mike Davis; Staff: Carolyn eases, and among the general the ideal. In fact, isn't that what Also, Marilyn Monroe, who dream is killing us. According to Wynn male population, the estimate the word "model" means? The was the very woman labeled the the American Anorexia/Bulimia OPINIONS hovers around five percent. word implies that we should blonde bombshell duringthe 50s, Association, an estimated 10 per- Staff: Christopher Cole, Amanda Crews, Chance Fulk, Jana Newsome, Justin What diseases are we talking strive to emulate these people, would be considered fat by today's cent of teenager s who suffer from Miller, Melanie Weinberg about? regardless of how unrealistic or standards. Chances are if anorexia will die from gastric PHOTOGRAPHY No, it's not AIDS, cancer or impossible that quest might be. Marilyn had grown up today she ruptures, cardiac arrhythmias or heart disease. Chief Photographer: Jarrett Reagan; Staff: Mike Hill Even males are now suffering would have been on a diet most heart failure. The silent killers of America's from eating disorders because of her life. In researching the statistics ARTWORK youth are eating disorders, spe- they feel the pressure to be thin. Marilyn wouldn't be alone, for this column, I came across Scott Morris cifically anorexia nervosa and It seems like in the not-too-dis- though, because researchers re- some information about Eating bulimia. tant past, males were known for port that 52 percent of adoles- Disorders Awareness Week, CIRCULATION Unfortunately, in our society, striving to be the biggest, bulki- cents begin dieting before age which was held February 5-11, Supervisor: Steve Taliaferro we have all dealt with these si- est. Now, I know a guy who goes 14. The sad truth of the matter, 1996. The theme for 1996 was ADVERTISING/DISTRIBUTION SERVICES (ADS) lent killers on a personal level, around eating rice cakes because though, is that it is physically "Celebrating our Natural Sizes!" either in our own quests for thin- Advertising Manager: Brooks Clements; Business Manager: Stephanie Wylie; he says he doesn't want to get too impossible for many people to I have a suggestion for the Marketing Coordinators: Heather Turner, Jennifer Ricketson; Sales Representa- ness or as bystanders and sym- fat. And guess what? He's not fat ever become as thin as Kate Moss. best way to celebrate our natural tives: Ron Lair, Jennifer Ricketson, Heather Turner, Carolyn Wynn pathizers in a friend's turmoil. at all; he might weigh 145 Even ignoring such very relevant sizes. Instead of expecting every PRODUCTION AND GRAPHICS EDITORIAL SERVICES This quest to be thin is not an pounds. factors as heredity and metabo- woman and girl in America to (PAGES) innate desire present from birth. Not too many years ago, mod- lism, many people would be look like the super-thin General Manager and STP Web Master: Scott Mulkey; Production Manager: If a need to be thin was a uniquely els represented the size and body larger than the supermodel ideal supermodels, why don't we make Ron Lair; Assistant Production Managers: Shawn Sunderland, Tonya Thomp- human characteristic, then it shape of 60 percent of American even if they could miraculously the supermodels represent the son; Staff: Robert Castaneda, Jennifer Craft, Tamara Gilbert, Jeff Winemiller; would be present consistently Darkroom Manager: James Hill women. lose every ounce of fat on their sizes of real, natural women? throughout history and within Now, models look like only bodies because their bones are Sure, a few of the Kate Mosses STUDENT PUBLICATIONS COORDINATOR all cultures. However, we know four percent of American women. larger than a size four or six. of the world will be out of work, Robert Bohler: News, Editorial Advisor; Bill Neville: General Manager this is not true. Think of the That leaves the other 96 percent The fitness and diet indus- but in the long run, we'll save the times throughout history when wondering what is wrong with tries have yet to find a way to lives of America's youth. igSBI B ,;i;:;-v-- ■• ■ HI

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If she fired Knight dur- rest of the guys know that they McSherry's death was recycled, Jacob Brumfield don't get their The Reds owner spent the win- ingthe season, the cost-conscious have not played anywhere close PITTSBURGH — It was 10 the Dayton Daily News reported. years ago next month the Pitts- bats going of begin using their ter collecting players from owner would wind up paying two to what their normal play is," Schott scribbled a sympathy gloves for something other than Cincinnati's last World Series managers' salaries for more than Knight said. burgh Pirates gambled by recall- note, attached it to flowers that ing a minor league outfielder keeping their hands warm dur- winner, hoping they would once a year. That's not all. The Reds rank had been given to her on opening ahead of his time - a guy named ing this frigid spring, general again add up to a championship The better question is whether near the bottom of the league in day by the team's television af- Barry Bonds. manager Cam Bonifay might team. So far, the resemblance is Knight can make anything out of pitching and defense, the two filiate, and had them sent to the have a tough decision to make. a season that went sour even Nobody is suggesting in names only. areas considered their strengths. umpires' dressing room, the pa- before it started. Instead of a rousing wire-to- "I think there's a feeling it per reported. wire run like 1990, the Reds are can't get much worse," Larkin The newspaper cited two uni- off to their worst start since 1993, said. dentified sources for its report. A GEORGIA SOUTHERN one of the low points in franchise "PANICKING? ANY "We've lost so many games similar report, unattributed, history. 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EntertainmentThursday, May 2,1996 The oldest continuously published newspaper in Bulloch County Page 9 WhaTs Pizzicato Five a-boppin' and with legs a-shakin', we make sure that we refer to^ Kfloatf you can almost see Pizzicato Five, women as bitches, and obsess 'Mulholland Falls' The Sound of Music this week's featured guest, play- about people getting picked off B/ ing in the background looking in the hood." Taoey Matador Records more out of place than the New Vcmel doesn't live up to Where is the art in that? By Mark Runyon Kids on the Block at a Pantera Anyway, I take the afore- Staff Writer concert. No one seems to mind mentioned philosophy into P5's This weekend I had the expectations Japan maybe siphoningjobs cause they're jivin' man, really crowning achievement, "The chance to slide out of the Bray and Then," "Two Much"), as away from America faster than jivin'. Night is Still Young," and I lose Boro. I realized a few things Staff Writer Nolte's wife, gives her usual Pauly Shore can clear a movie Maybe it shouldn't matter. I my grip. This puppy is sincerely about this place that so many "Mulholland Falls" has all the shoddy performance. Jennifer theater, make a damn supe- good. Laced with a simply ad- of us call home. makings of one of the best films Connelly ("The Rocketeer," rior computer, and, not to men- dicting beat with chorus that I went to a town (I won't of all time. The only problem is, "Higher Learning") is terribly tion, own New York City for has everyone cueing in to say, call any names) three times it isn't. Poor delivery makes this miscast as Nolte's shady and the better part; but if Pizzicato "Tokyo Wa Yoru No Shichiji." the size of Statesboro with one an average movie falling somewhat slutty mistress. Con- Five is any indication of what With an uneasy conscious, I em- about one-fourth of the young short of its enormous potential. sorting with gangsters and their music scene has to offer, brace this with all the desire adults that Statesboro has. One thing it does offer is a flaunting her implants, it's hard we can rest easy in at least one you would show your ragged We went to a bar, one of great plot. The story line centers to believe this is the same girl respect. teddy bear. the two bars in town. After around the Hat Squad, a team of from Disney's "Labyrinth" of Souped up on catchy riffs Quirky and overtly juvenile, getting harassed and quizzed Los Angeles crime busters who years ago. and cheesy 70s lounge music, this one floats around on its at the door because I look like throw gangsters off of cliffs to First of all, this entire premise Pizzicato Five begs the ques- cheese melt of a different fla- I'm 13 years old, my friend keep crime out of the city. calls for a suspension of disbe- tion: What is the purpose of vor. and I waltzed in, ordered a Nick Nolte ("Cape Fear/'"Blue lief. I find it hard to believe that music? Should a toe-tapping Totally lacking pretension couple of drinks, and pro- Chips") heads the squad, con- a charmingly endearing girl like beat and a slot on the top 40 and unaware of itself, it is only ceeded to move upstairs. sisting of Chazz Palminteri Connelly would be attracted to charts in any way justify the interested in indulging in the Now, upstairs they usually ("Jade," "Bullets Over Broad- Nolte, a leathery, gravely-voiced competency of a band? Should carefree pleasures of life, leav- have live music, and I must way"), Michael Madsen ("Reser- lummox who's old enough to be music look to scrape past the ing responsibilities for the poor say, I was expecting the voir Dogs," "Species"), and Chris her father, and only one motor- superficial surface to accom- sap who buys into societies rules worst. I figured, "O boy, an- Penn ("Reservoir Dogs," "True cycle accident away from being plish something further? and regs. other 'alternative' band." Romance"). Gary Busey. Take "Good," for instance. So while this may not be the Much to my surprise, I wit- The story begins as they come On the has-been roster, An- We have this trippy B-52's type elevator music you hear at a beat sample draped over the nessed a great little number across a homicide linked to a drew McCarthy ("Weekend at Japanese restaurant, it's far called the Cigar Store Indi- conspiracy implicating the U.S. Bernie's") provides a poor depic- stage for backgrounds, yet for from taking America by storm. ans, and I was thoroughly im- general in charge of the Atomic tion of Connelly's homosexual lyrics we get, "How are you? I would have been content with I'm fine \ What are you doing? \ pressed. They are a Energy Commission, portrayed friend, and Treat Williams it just catching us off guard, but I'm singing\ What did you do rockabilly band that play by John Malkovitch ("In the Line ("Things to Do in Denver When it can't even accomplish that today? \ I did soundcheck." mostly originals, except for of Fire," "Mary Reilly"). You're Dead") plays an army of- simple task. I mean, come on. This sounds requests like "Rock This Depicted in a classic detective ficer. The Baldwin brother from Pizzicato Five is a fun group like me after being encultured Town" by the Stray Cats and genre with a touch of historical TVs "Homicide" also stars as an that struggles with consistency with Spanish I. mean, for the most part it's all in the classic "Earth Angel." significance, "Mulholland Falls" FBI agent. I guess they couldn't and a broader message outside I come to music in search of Japanese anyway and you can't These guys were really a has a winning plot. However, get one of his more popular (and of the here and now. some kind of raised sense of understand a dang word they talented group. They not only apparently the writers are not so less chunky) siblings to get These songs were truly made purpose, or as a simple escape are saying. had musical talent, they had adept at creating good dialogue. slapped silly by Nolte in a film. for dancing, but not much more. from the harsh needles of real- Maybe I should just put my what many bands that come This film gets off to a shaky In addition to this already Yet, on a positive note, they ity for awhile. problems with the lyrics aside through here lack — the en- start due to the cheesy lines, but extensive cast, "Mulholland serve as the first real solid data What I don't need is to be for a second and just say, "let's tertainment factor. the writers aren't entirely to Falls" offers the largest slew of that those totally 70s albums, talked to like a first grader who dance baby," but I can't. Anyone Now, I'm not saying that blame. Usually, a good cast can cameos since "JFK," ranging that have obviously been ad- has to raise his hand to use the can make you shake your rump, all of the bands that come make a crappy script sound good, from Rob Lowe to Bruce Dern. vertised way too much on Japa- bathroom. in a manner of speaking, but not nese television, are malignant this way are all bad. What I but this one does the exact oppo- Among this entourage of famil- While these lyrics might just just anyone can probe the dark to your musical tastes. would like to say is that site. iar faces, Malkovitch is the only be the worst I've ever heard, corridors of your mind. I'm not a big dance music many of the bands that come This is surprising, consider- one that delivers a performance and give new meaning to the That is the problem I have enthusiast by any stretch of the our way lack originality. ing the combination of compe- that truly lives up to his name. word dense, I do have to admit with some of the no-talent rap imagination, but if you are look- Every band sounds ex- tent actors in this film, but the To make matters worse, the that the .beats (when they hit that has been assaulting our ing for something good along actly like what's on the radio. truth is they botch it even worse. ending is a little anti-climatic, the mark, that is) are danger- weary senses from every direc- that tangent, I would recom- I ask, "Why?" I truly don't It seems like most of the actors containing about as much action ously groovin'. tion. I mean, who was the de- mend that you pass on this and think it is the fault of the are sleepwalking through their as the rest of the film should The self-proclaimed sound mented soul who sat down one check put the Atlanta group bands themselves. They just parts as if it were an early re- have had. Also, the editing is bad spectacular of "Happy Sad" day and said, "Guys I've got it. that's growing in popularity on play what we pay them to. I hearsal, rather than the final and the musical score is annoy- transports you to the more in- We can get this monotonous beat the college circuit, Toenut, or think it is the fault of people shoot. ingly moody and overbearing. nocent times, and better televi- going and just string together either of the debut efforts by in general. Part of the problem may be As I said, the beginning is > sion (of Soul Train). With fros this indecipherablejargon where Portishead or Ruby. It's really funny (well, not character development. Besides Weak, but the film picks up (I really) to see new bands come Nolte, no depth is built into any guess as everyone got into the - 1984, "The Pink Opaque"— Cocteau Twins are the epitome into Statesboro. No one goes other of the personas. groove) to offer some redemp- Cocteau Twins 1985, "Victorialand" — 1986, of experimental composition and because they have never Palminteri's is given a little in- tion. Unfortunately it comes too Milk & Kisses "The Moon And The Melodies"- style. This was best summed up heard of them, because it sight, but Madsen and Penn come late to turn it around. -1986, "Blue Bell Knoll"—1988, when an interviewer asked costs more than a dollar, or off as a couple of flunkies. "Mulholland Falls" is a classic Capitol Records and "Heaven Or Las Vegas"— Guthrie if the period of time when because their friends turn The supporting cast isn't much case of strong potential with poor By Matt Ellis 1990). "Four Calender Cafe" was re- their noses up to "going out better. Melanie Griffith ("Now execution. Staff Writer After coming off of the very corded was a transitional period in Statesboro." Last week I received a small strenuous tour for "Heaven Or for the band. Guthrie hastily re- It's no wonder we can't get package in the mail from Capitol Las Vegas," the band suffered plied, "The recording of every bands that play something some slight turmoil. Guthrie, album is a transitional period." Kostars This album offers very sim- Records containing something besides alterna-rock. Sorry who was becoming more and God, you gotta love this guy! plistic, mellow music with a very special. Opening this ma- to voice my opinion so Klassics with a "K" more reliant on drugs and alco- So in 1993, their ninth album great feel. The Kostars' lyrics nila passport to divinity revealed bluntly, but I am so sick of hol, realized that he was really "Four Calender Cafe," was re- Grand Royal are somewhat like that of Lus- that I had just been introduced the same style of music that I beginning to trip the light fan- leased. It set a new stage for the By Tracey Varneil cious Jackson's past endeavors. to the latest masterpiece from a could vomit. Here's a prime band and ultimately led Entertainment Editor They remain motivated from a band that has been very example: look who played last close to my heart for many I to their latest effort. Grand Royal has done it female perspective and very per- Friday night — freggin' years now. Following their recent again! The Kostars are worthy sonal. Drivin' n Cryin'. You ask, "Who are these ; signingto Capitol Records, of their label. "On Klassics with a 'K,"' Is there anyone left on the supernaturals?" Why, they the Cocteau Twins have The easiest way for me to Trimble and Cunniff are joined face of the earth that hasn't are none other than the released "Milk & Kisses." describe the Kostars is by say- by a couple of people on various seen them 15 times before England-born trio, the This album is a true testi- ing... "Think Luscious Jackson." songs. Among these are the graduating high-school? Cocteau Twins. They have mony to the musical maj- By saying that, I don't mean drummer from Luscious Jack- These guys never go away. just released their 10th full- esty of the Cocteau Twins. that they sound exactly like son, Kate Schellenbach, and Please, no more "Straight to length album, "Milk & Robin Guthrie, again, Luscious Jackson, but because Gene and Dean Ween, who con- Hell," spare us. (I'll leave this Kisses." never ceases to amaze lis- the Kostars are direct descen- tribute pairing vocals on one subject because I know that My God! Where can I I teners with his uncanny dants of Luscious Jackson, you track. The music is loaded with the more I harp on specifics, possibly begin? Capturing ability to stealthily over- may hear the resemblance. acoustic overtones; they most the more I'm pissing some- the emotional and artistic dub his sensuous guitar Specifically, this duo consists certainly reflect their origin. riffs to make the finished body off.) These flow created by the compo- The fact of the matter is of Vivian product something so tunes are sition that goes from every Trimble tastic (so to speak) where his beautiful that you just want to that for some reason this reminiscent Cocteau Twins release into our town can't accept new things. and Jill health was concerned. scream. To accentuate Guthrie's of warm impossibly limited language is I wish it were a little differ- Cunniff, He turned inward for nine rhythms is the piercing vocal breezes, very difficult. Yet, I'm torn be- ent. For the amount of stu- the key- months, and rehabilitated him- harmony of Liz Frazier. bare feet, cause I feel so compelled to tell board and self. Unbeknownst to many, These two talents come to- dents we have at GSU, we and starry the world about the beauty of bass player Guthrie had composed and re- gether in a way that no other should have a lot of pull in summer this album — so here goes. getting good music through from Lus- corded half of what was to be- artists I've heard have been able nights. The First of all, in retrospect, let here. Instead, great bands cious Jack- come the album "Four Calender to come close to. Purity, beauty, music of the me say a little something about travel right by us without son. This Cafe" before going into rehabili- and awe are definitely words that Kostars is the makeup of the Cocteau blinking to go to Savannah to album was tation, and finished it afterwards. come to mind when reflecting on mellow and Twins. The band consists of inspired Music rags everywhere have the sounds of the Cocteau Twins. play a place half the size of reflective Elizabeth Frazier on vocals, Blind Willie's. Why? Because and cre- made the assumption that If you have never had the for- (and it beats Robin Guthrie on guitar, and they can't make enough ated while Guthrie's cleaner, sleeker sound tune of hearing this band, then the hell out Simon Raymonde on bass gui- money in Statesboro to clear Luscious was totally attributed to his new- please do yourself a favor and of Jimmy tar. In 1982, the Cocteau Twins their beer tab. Silly, huh? was on tour found love of life which followed buy this album. If you are a Buffet). made their first appearance on I would love to see some in '95. his rehabilitation. Others have Cocteau Twins fan, then hear So, if this type of music floats the underground music scene rockabilly, some bluegrass, One toasty summer evening pinned it to the band's (then re- the mighty roar of your brethren your boat, check it out. with the release of their first some ska, more jazz, more in Baton Rouge, this duo was cent) ditching of 4AD and sign- ... this album is great! You may need something album, "Garlands," which was blues, more funk. inspired by the Louisiana atmo- ing to Mercury, the band's first sphere and sultry weather. The good to listen to at your next released on 4AD Records. They There is a plethora of good stayed with 4AD for the follow- major label. However, we all two headed to the woods with cookout. Listening to this al- music out there. We just ing eight years, releasing seven know what happens when we acoustic guitars in hand, and bum, I can almost imagine the * ,\~*' . ,' .'■■"-milk aAklsses haven't learned how to at- -more full-length albums ("Head ass/u/me something! POOF—theKostarswere born. fireflies. tract it... yet. Over Heels"— 1983,'Treasure"- The real truth is that the Page 10 — Thursday, May 2,1996 George-Anne Today's Quote "Many a man in love with a dimple makes the mistake of marrying the whole girl." — Stephen Leacock CLASSIFIEDS, etc.

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For sale: English Springer Spaniels with Sublease ASAP. Need someone to take Roommate needed to sublease through papers and first shots $50 each. Call over lease summer quarter. Campus Aug. 31. Own bdrm, W/D. $150/mon + 1/4 912-654-1510. 22'Sports & Stuff Courtyard, private bedroom, new utilties. Close to campus in a house. Call Iquana for sale with large cage and apartment, split utilities three ways. Call Jacob at 871-5889. Baseball cards for sale. Kirby Puckett, heating rock about 2 or 3 years old. Not 871-5507, ask for Jami. Dwight Gooden, Darryl Strawberry, Felix Roommates for 96-97 school year needed Jose, Eric Davis, Ken Hill, Andy Benes, full grown. Call for more info. 681-3755 to live with 2 WM in 3 bdrm, 2 ba apt close Don. SUBLEASE CAMPUS COURTYARD FOR Alan Trammel 1, Jimmy Key. Call Renee I SUMMER. $200/mon. Enjoy a swimming to campus. Call Jeff 764-3836. 688-2660. pool and have your own room. Call Mark SWF needed starting Fall 96. Non-smoker for details. 871-5868. 19«Rentals& Real Estate preferred. $240/mon, own room and bath. Sublease Player's Club apartments. 4 Call Christine for more info. 871-4989. 23'Stereo & Sound 1974 VINDALE MOBILE HOME, 2 bedroom for a good deal! I will try to give SWF needed to take over lease in Clarion brand new speaker 80W, muli BEDROOM, 1 BATH IN GOOD the best deal I can for cheap! So call at P.S. Mueller Bermuda Run for this summer and next channel Mid-range/tweeter. Half price of ' CONDITION: $4000 OBO. CALL 871-7461 and ask for Rene. 681-9858. LEAVE MESSAGE IF NO year. $225/mon + 1/4 utilities. Call Mardee retail price. Only $70. 489-2856. Sublease summer quarter. Furnished with 681-9094 ASAP. Free Gold's Gym ANSWER. For sale: 10 disc Kenwood CD changer, fits own bathroom and room in Eagle's Court. membership. any car stereo. $250 OBO. Call Jacon at 2 bdr, 2 bath mobile home for rent. Large W/D and low utilities. $200/mon. Call SWF roommate needed for next school 871-5889. kitchen and den. Very clean. $350/mon. 871-6554. Other room is available. year at Eagle's Court. Completely Call night 842-5201 or day 764-9055. Ask Sanyo CD player. Adaptable for most cars. Three bedrooms available in four bedroom furnished + W/D, private room and bath. for'Holly. Available Fall quarter. $175 OBO. Call 871-3827. Ask for Todd. ' apartment to sublease summer quarter in Rent $250/mon + 1/2 utilities. Contact 2 bedroom, 1 bath Southern Villa for Campus Courtyard apts. Please call Charlotte at 681-9822. summer available at the end of spring 871-6742 or 871-7203! quarter. $410 + utilities for entire Wanted: Roommates for fall quarter. 27-Wanted summer. 871-6701. Towne Club Apartment available for Furnished apartment $187.50/mon + 1/2 Looking for giant size dog kennel for sublease during summer quarter. Partially utilities. RSVP ASAP Autumn 688-2660. 2 bedroom, 1 bath. W/D hook-up. Rent furnsihed. Call Todd ASAP at 871-7503. airplane. Please call Maja at 871-5175. $410. Available June 1, 1996. Call Andrea $220/mon + 1/2 utilities. Negotiable lets WWte M/F needed to share 2bd/2ba 871-4479. make a deal. apartment in Park Place. $262.50 + 1/2 2br, 1 bath sublease May 1-Aug 31 utilities. Move in Aug 21, 1996. Only need 28'Weekends & Travel Vacant 2BR townhouse. Player's Club bedroom furniture. Has W/D. Call Melanie $350/mon. 4A E. Kennedy St. Water close to pool' $161.25 per person! Lea 871-5464. Europe $229, Caribbean/Mexico $189. Be a included. Call 764-1475. now for next school year! Call Shawn or little flexible and save $$$. We'll help you' Dawn at 871-4426 or leave message. 94 Fleetwood doublewide home. 3 br, 2 beat the airline prices. Destinations bath (1 glamour bath). Vinyl siding, 21'Services worldwide. AIRHITCH® 800-326-2009 or, shingle roof, underskirting ch/a many airhitchtcnetcom.com more extras!! May remain on rental lot. 20'Roommates MONEY FOR COLLEGE!!! 839-2659. Asking $20,000. HUNDREDS & THOUSANDS OF GRANT ASAP WF private room, 1/2 bath. Rent AVAILABLE TO ALL STUDENTS. Apartment for sublease summer quarter. neg. Call Cynthia 871-6750. IMMEDIATE QUALIFICATIONS CALL Two bedroom, two bath Player's Club Female roommate needed ASAP! New 1-800-585-8AID. NEVER HAS TO BE apartments. Will rent up to 4 people. Price Summer Camp Employment apartment at Campus Courtyard. Huge REPAID. 1r?£ b0& Of C0tiSEQ\)EtiCH$. negotiable. Call Jana or Lisa 871-7215. upstairs bedroom, fully furnished. 500 SUMMER CAMP OPPORTUNITIES CHEAP RENT-Only $150/mon + 1/2 $235/mon + 1/4 utilities. Three IN NY, PA, NEW ENGLAND. Choose utilities. M/F roommate needed fall trustworthy roommates! Call Jennifer at from over 40 camps. Instructors needed: quarter for 2 bedroom apartment in an old 871-5511. Tennis, Baseball, Hockey, Rollerblade, house. Call Leslie 489-5533. America's best calling card! 18 cents per Soccer, Lacrosse, Softball, Volleyball, HELP! 4 nonsmokers needed to fill 4 minute to anywhere in US from your dorm Basketball, PE Majors, Education Majors, bedroom/2 bath apartment summer F.8. Mueller CHEAP-CHEAP-CHEAP!!! room. Many other benefits. Call Gymnastics, English Riding, Lifeguard, quarter in Campus Courtyard. Fully Only $400 for entire summer rent. 4 800-731-3488. WSI, Water-skiing, Sailing, Windsurfing. bdrms available in Player's Club. Call furnished with W/D, ceiling fans, walk-in Fitness, Archery, Mt. Biking, Pioneering, Heather for more info. 681-7375. closets. JUNE RENT REDUCED!! Call Music lessons - Piano, voice, strings in my Ropes, Dance, Piano Accoumpaniest, Amy at 681-4634 or Erin at 871-7178. home. $7.50 per lesson. 681-6967. Mary Dramatics, Ceramics, Jewelry, Woodshpp, First month rent free! Master bedroom Lee. Photography, Radio, Nature, RN's, Chefs, w/bathroom, W/D. Only $440 entire Need female to sublease new 4 bedroom Food Service. summer + 1/4 utilities. Call Angela at flat at Campus Courtyard #140. $225 Need something typed and spellchecked on 871-7553 ASAP Towne Club apartments summer quarter. Fully furnished call computer? Must be legible and in order. Arlcne 1-800-443-6428; 516-433-8033" summer sublease! Heather at 871-6291. $1.00 per double-spaced page. Call or leave message Renee 688-2660. First month rent free!! Up to 3 bedrooms One female or male roommate needed for available in park place for summer in a summer quarter in Players Club. Personalized cards/signs, ^.Av^-xJ/vw^yL. A^VVA townhouse. $225/mon, includes W/D. Call $230/mon + utilities call 871-6837. banners/letterhead made on Print Shop. Erin Lindsey or Kim at 871-5544 ASAP!! Cards/signs $.50 each. Banners/letterhead Roommate needed for summer quarter at $.25 a page or call and leave message for Job Opening for Cotton Pest Campus Courtyard. Call Jill at 681-4634 For sublease: University Pointe #5. Renee 688-2660. Management Scouts to work with $260/mon + utilities. Summer quarter after 1pm. farmers in Candler County. please call 871-5480, ask for Melissa Professional typist with desktop ASAP! Roommate needed for summer or fall to publishing experience. Will type reports, . Applications must be able to travel share 2 bed, 2 bath mobile home proposals, programs, etc. Competitive 2/23 within the county. Job will begin I need someone to sublease my apartment $175/mon. Call 488-2549 for more info. rates. 852-5467. Leave message this summer. $200/mon + 1/4 utilities. the second week in June and Roommate needed for summer quarter. Only $100 for June. I need a white female. SAVE BIG MONEY ON YOUR PHONE continue the following fourteen Towne Club apt. $220/mon. To sublease Call Nikki at 681-6497. BILL! 12.5 cents per minute to anywhere weeks. Salary for full-time scout call 871-7996 for more information. is US flat. Major carrier, NO CATCH JUNE RENT FREE!!!!!!!!!! is S250/week. Interested persons Roommate needed now until end of July. 800-731-3488. Need one female to sublease summer Mostly furnished with W/D. $212.50/mon should call 685-2408,or pick up an quarter. Own bedroom/bathroom. TYPING. Lesson plans, resume, etc. + 1/2 bills needed immediately, 681-9050. Hawthorne 2 apts. Great roommates, pool. . Overnight guaranteed. Call Brenda application at the Candler County June paid for already. Call Tara 871-4420. Roommate needed summer quarter. 764-1486. Extension Office in Metter located Graduating! Call if interested 489-5306. at 316 W. Broad St., in Metter. Need 2 people to sublease 2bdr, 2 bath in Player's Club. W/D, microwave, dishwasher. Available June 1st. $400 P.8. Mueller (entire apt.) + utilities. Please call Tara 871-6395. Need a place to "play" this summer? One bedroom in a 4 bedroom apartment is for rent in Players Club. Back balcony is overlooking pool, basketball, and tennis courts. Rent is $230/mon + 1/4 utilities. Will pay half of June's rent. Call 871-6837 ASAP.

Need apartment for summer? Hawthorne 92. Have own bedroom and private bathroom. Pay only 1/4 of utilities. $200/mon. Call Adam at 871-5925. Need someone to sublease summer $170/mon own bedroom, share bathroom. W/D available. Call April 764-9458. Need summer sublease Campus Courtyard. 2 bedroom $300/mon. #5 call Lindsay 871-6741. '

HELP WANTED: Summer Orientation For sale: two person tent, 4 season, A New for fall-Large 2 br, 2 ba. Exceeds Conference Assistants needed on the frame, excellent condition, $100, call Mark good-cents requirements. W/D available. following dates: June 24-25, June 27-28 489-6198. 681-1252. (CPE 7/1), July 11-12 (CPE 7/10), July Ladies Cranberry mountain bike for only One large bedroom apartment for sublease 16-17 (CPE 7/29), August 6-7 (CPE 8/5), $75 or OBO! I've only had it for 5 months in Pinehaven apartments. Needs 1 or 2 August 27-28 (CPE 8/26), and August and it's still a great bicycle to ride to class people. Rent $210/mon + utilities. For 30-31 (CPE 8/29). $4.25 an hour. Pick up or a sunny afternoon! Please call Rene at more info call 871-4379. applications in the Office of Residence 871-7461. Free lock! Life, Rosenwald Building. Deadline: Own room for summer and/or before in Sharp Electronic Organizer. 64KB Willow Bend. I can help pay for part of the LIFEGUARDS! SUMMER'S HERE. memory stores phone #s, addresses, lease. Ask for Peter at 871-7695. Trinity Pools is now hiring for the Metro memos, schedules, and more. Large So you wnat to stay at GSU for the Atlanta and Nashville areas! Average display almost new. $40 OBO. Call starting rate per hour is: Lifeguards, summer and you have no place to stay. 871-7293 after 3:30pm. $5.75; Head lifeguards, $6.40; Managers, You can stay at Willow Bend apt #7. $7; Field Supervisors, $8.50; Swim Coach, 681-6435. $1400-$3000 per season. Swim instructors, Sub-lease for summer quarter in Player's $12-$18; and communications directors, 17«Pets& Supplies Club. Females only and rent is negotiable. $6.50. Bonuses available. Apply now for For sale: 2 ft ball python, very tame, $100. Please contact Kari at 871-5279. full and part-time positions. For Includes extremely large aquarium cage information or to set up an interview and heat rock. Call 489-4209. Leave Sublease an apartment. 4 bdrm, 2 bath. please call 770-242-3800. message please. Very clean, well kept, W/D, dishwasher, microwave. Spacious closets, own vanity. SUMMER ON THE BEACH in HILTON For more info call Christy at 681-7271 or HEAD, SC - Shore Beach Service is now 681-7736. hiring lifeguards for the summer season. Please call (803) 785-3494. ciiiiiiiiTTTTiTiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiixiixiiiiiTT:;: H a. Wanted: Experienced cook, five days a week. Good salary. 125 served. Call GRAND OPENING 681-8332. of Campbell's 301 Drive-in We are currently seeking interns for summer quarter. Students should show this weekend! interests in sales, marketing, and/or pulic relations. This is a non-paid position Featuring: however, the experience is worth a million. We would like resumes either faxed to: "Up Close & Personal" Internship Program at (912) 238-3262, or mailed to Internship Program-c/o Vawter w/ Robert Redford & Vawter Advertising, 425 E President Street, Savannah, Ga. 31401. & Michelle Pfieffer M Located on Hwy 301 North Sylvania, GA - or- call 863-7908 " 12-Lost & Found illlTTIIIIITITTTTIITTIIIITIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiriHIIIIIIIIIIIli LOST FRENCH HORN. If found please call Samantha at 489-4380. t, Lost-gold bracelet box-style design missing Thursday, April 18 in Library call Jill at 688-2274 if found.

^•Miscellaneous for Sale 486 DX4-100 IBM compatible computer. I 4mb RAM, 120 mb HD, 14.4 fax/modem. Dos 6.22, WFW 3.11, AMIPRO 3.1, MSPUBLISHER. 14" NI monitor, ms mouse. $815 871-7041. 1-800-WE-PREVENT For sale: Peugeot 103 23" racing bike, good condition, $150. Call Mark 489-6198. CALL TO RECEIVE FREE INFORMATION ON HOW TO FIGHT VIOLENT CRIME. For sale: Royal Blue and black tea length TAKE A BITE OUT OF formal with sequins. Asking $25 size 9/10. Call 489-4209 for more info. For sale: Specialized Hard Rock bike. Mtn. Crime Prevention Coalition Rack, new components, etc. $200 OBO. and U.S. Department of Justice 764-2938. A Public Service of This Publication ©1993 National CrimeM'-evention Council \ Page 12 — Thursday, May 2,1996 George-Anne SGA The George-Anne. It's not your parents'newspaper. Continued from page 1 echoed Burns' sentiments. there was damage to be done, it right to endorse somebody as "I wouldn't have written the was done." anybody else does." Evei letter while working with the There is no SGA rule or con- Burns would not say if he will how elections. It's an ethical deci- stitutional law that prohibits an contest the election, but that he and sion." Carter said. He said that acting President from endorsing felt he had grounds to do so. when Walraven took himself a candidate. "I will do whatever it takes to Ave away from campaign duties on Walraven defended his ac- win," he said. narr Thursday it was too late. "If tions, saying, "I have just as much CHANGES Continued from page 1 Schomber, coordinator of the the semester system. grades, more detailed discussion T committee on core curriculum/ One of the biggest adjustments in class and more variety in the general education revision. students will have to make is curriculum. The BOR has given the schools becoming accustomed to taking The curriculum change will The, within the university system about five courses in a semester occur when the state's univer- J: until Nov. 1 to submit a proposed as opposed to three. sity system switches to the se- is u: core curriculum stating the vari- "I never really like the idea of mester system, which is sched- reso ous courses to be offered, Rafter having five professors at one uled for Fall 1998, Schomber subi said. time," said Eric Ray, a senior said. fron The change in the core who transferred from St. Leo Col- The committee to restructure 0 curriculum's setup will not be a lege in Florida. the core curriculum was formed tion drastic one, Abell said. The real However, Ray said he prefers last quarter and it began work at coui change will come with students the semester system to the quar- the beginning of this quarter, pic 1 who started on the quarter sys- ter system because there was Abell said. tem readjusting themselves to more time to bring up poor cone com WORKSHOPS rtiuc Continued from page 1 Cou and work with groups and orga- the seminar won't be connected people," he said. ball nizations around campus. by groups." The seminar is free to all fac- C Taylor said that they will be- The seminars have received ulty, staff, and students. psy< gin to offer the seminars openly positive feedback from the groups "We paid for the training and pen through the division of human on campus who have taken them. the school pays for the member- not resources. "People who do them tend to ship in the organization," Taylor "] "This is our first effort in do- say, Wow, this is something I said. "We are not in it to make Stai ing it like this, where it would be learned from and I think other any money." ofO like a class," he said. "The semi- groups should volunteer to do it.' Due to space limitations, to a nar must have at least 20 people. It does open our eyes up to the people interested in participat- S It is going to be different, of various dimensions of diversity, ing must register for their pre- sion course, because we can get people and the issues of language, and ferred workshop date with hu- "on from everywhere. The people in concepts that effect different man resources before May 3. old C the "the A

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