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Thursday, March 3, 2011 Georgia Southern University THE www.thegeorgeanne.com Volume 86 • Issue 59 GEORGE-ANNE DOING NOTHING'
\ f Randy Hudgins/STAFF Students in Nathan Palmer's sociology class do nothing as part of a flash mob experiment at the Russell Union Rotunda Tuesday afternoon. Approximately 250 students participated as onlookers watched in confusion. For the full story, see page 7. Students to see flexibility in meal plans BY COLLEN MCNALLY Changes will include the to day system. Students, faculty through Friday and at Landrum 15-Planand 19-Plan. Assistant news editor introduction of roll over meal and staff will no longer have to use Sunday Brunch, with a limit of "We are shifting from a per plans and an increase in the a certain number of meals a day to four meals a day. - day basis to a per week basis," Georgia Southern University number of meals offered. get the value of their plan. For fall and spring semesters, said Allison Harper, senior students will see more freedom Starting May 23, 2011, dining Instead, summer options will meals will roll over Monday administrative coordinator for in dining plans beginning this plans will operate on a per week include a 3-Plan, 6-Plan, and 1.0- through Sunday, and choices vary Dining Services. "The 14 meal summer. basis, rather than the current day Plan that can be used Monday between a 3-Plan, 6-Plan, 10-Plan, See DINING, page 7
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SAGE proposes $12 green fee STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS The George-Anne is the official any damages caused due to an BY COLLEEN MCNALLY willing to pay $20 and above. has only been around for 10 years. I student newspaper of Georgia ad's omission form a particular Assistant news editor "I think it's a reasonable amount just want to stress that this like one Southern University, owned and edition and its responsibility solely of money. I know [changes to] trip to Chick-fil-a, this is something operated by GSU students using is to reschedule the ad in the next Last night the Student HOPE happened, and we are taking a student can easily do, and have facilities provided by the university. regular edition at the regular The newspaper is the oldest advertising rates. Government Association chose to a lot of [budget] cuts, and fees lasting effect. Everything we have continuously published newspaper delay discussion of a proposal for themselves are going up but you done for sustainability efforts now, in Bulloch County.The newspaper STUDENTS BEWARE: The George- a mandatory green fee for Georgia can see the important points here being 253, will be completely lost," is a designated public forum for Anne screens all advertisements Southern University students. to keep the Center of Sustainability said Beige. the Georgia Southern community. prior to publication. The newspaper Christina Beige, President of running," said Beige. The major topic of debate among The newspaper is published twice strives to accept ads for legitimate Student Alliance for a Green Earth Of the total green fees paid, $6 senators was currency of the data. weekly, on Tuesdays and Thursdays, products and services only. and a College of Liberal Arts and will go to environmental projects Robert Roberts, the executive during most of the academic year. Students are urged to exercise Any questions regarding content caution when replying to ads- Social Sciences senator for SGA, on campus, such as diversifying vice president of SGA, said, "I should be directed to the student particularly those which require a presented the $12 proposed student plant life and making buildings would prefer to make a decision on editor by phone at 912.478.5246 or credit card number, other personal fee for spring and fall semesters. more environmentally friendly this knowing what GSU students at [email protected]. information, or money in advance of According to the report, "Last and energy efficient. Additionally, today thought, rather than students the delivery of a product or service. year, President Brooks Keel signed $3 will be spent oh environmental of 2008." Mail subscriptions are not available Students are also urged to report the President's Climate Commitment education, which includes bringing However, Dean of Students at this time. Readers may access the to the newspaper any suspicious which is dedicated to reducing the guests speakers to campus, $1 Georj Lewis said, "If you do a newspaper and its archives at www. offers which they might see in an gadaily.com. ad. Remember; if an offer seems too university's environmental impact is designated for marketing and survey, don't get bogged down with good to be true, it probably is. and educating our students by promotion, and the remaining $1.50 the numbers. I'm not a statistical ADVERTISING: The newspaper integrating sustainability into their will be spent on staffing personnel genius, but you're probably not accepts advertising as a community PUBLICATION INFORMATION: The curriculum. for the Center for Sustainability. going to get 2,000 responses. There service to help defray publication newspaper is printed by Signature "In response to the Presidential Currently, the center's staff are many decisions made on this costs. Inquiries should be directed Offset rn Jacksonville, Fla. Climate Commitment as well as the consists of Director Dr. Lissa campus by you and about you with to ADS or PAGES by calling state's commitment to lower energy Leege and one unpaid intern, less opinions. Don't let that be your 912.478.5418 or 912.478-0566. Fax NOTICE: Readers may pick up any questions to 912.478.7113 or one free copy, and a second for consumption by 15 percent from but according to Beige's report, is reason." e-mail [email protected]. a roommate or acquaintance, at 2007 levels by 2020, Dr. Keel formed responsible for much of the work of Anni Rainio, Vice President distribution sites. Additional copies the Energy Task Force." Keel's Energy Task Force. of SAGE,supported Beige at the The George-Anne receives are 50 cents each and are available Jessica Sparrow, a past SAGE "There is not an actual, physical meeting. additional support, in part, from at the Williams Center. Unauthorized president and SGA senator, center, like many other universities, Rainio said, "I understand the Student Activities Budget removal of additional copies from conducted the survey and proposed this is really just out a professor's money concerns, and wanting Committee. a distribution site constitutes theft a $22 fee to SGA in 2009. According office," said Beige. another survey, but if we don't start under Georgia law, a misdemeanor The deadline for reserving space offense punishable by a fine and/ to the 1,400 responses, 95.9 percent Despite size, the center is ranked acting now, they are going to be and submitting advertising copy or jail time. Editors will seek to of students said that it was important number 253 in the nation of over larger fees later. We need 15 percent is noon, one week prior to the have any person(s) who removes or very important to them that GSU 2,000 universities in sustainability. decrease in our energy consumption intended publication date. For more than the authorized number switch to "clean, renewable energy" "That's a huge, deal, we are up in 8 years and that is a whole lot in a more information, rate cards, of copies from distribution sites and 56 percent said they would be and coming, growing all over. SAGE little bit of time." sample publications, contact the prosecuted to the full extent of the advertising manager or student law. media director. Clarification Contact the editor at gaeditor@ The advertiser is responsible for georgiasouthern.edu for corrections any errors in advertisements and its and errors. An article in the Tuesday, March 1 edition of The George-Anne titled "Campus irrigation updated" stated [Chuck liability for adjustments is limited Taylor, Georgia Southern University's campus architect and landscape planner] credited the bioswale project as a to the amount of space the error For more information about the 'collaboration between the Physical Plant, biology and engineering faculty, students and staff.'" However, engineering occupied in the ad. Further, the newspaper, please call the Student faculty were not involved in the bioswale project. The project involved the Physical Plant, biology and construction newspaper is not responsible for Media office at 912.478.7459. management students and staff. VIEWS 4 Thursday, March 3, 2011 The George-Anne
Our View Possible win-win for students and GSU
Now that some certification testing has become a possibility for students through Georgia Southern University's Information Technology department, the next logical step is for the university to offer exams, such as the popular GRE. It would prove beneficial to both students and the university. There would be nomore waking up before the sun to travel to Savannah, in order to take a test that could determine a graduate's career. It's apparent that the GRE is a necessity for students wanting to enter graduate school. Therefore, administrators should lobby testing services to allow for a testing site at Georgia Southern. If the GRE were to find its way to GSU there would be many applicants from, surrounding counties and other local universities who don't wish to make a day trip to take an already stressful test. Marcus Barkley/STAFF Students who have no means to travel far away for an exam would no longer have to worry about the lack of transportation becoming an obstacle to education. Accept the problems we've caused Additionally, GSU would possibly stand to earn money for It is a rite of passage for a actions or decisions. This cannot hosting a test center. generation to overcome the be how we handle our day to day When taking a test like the GRE, many would say to a condemnation, and follies, of its problems. Our countries political student, "It's worth your while to take it." In retrospect, it predecessors. A son is left with the system is built on the backs of the might be more worth it to the university proctoring the tests. sins of his father so to speak people who work the grounds the So it's a win-win situation, the students can finally have However, in order to bear the country. more options for testing, while the university can continue to burden, a generation must mature , If we as civilians cannot create a improve graduate opportunities for its students. and come of age. Not in the terms day to day existence of responsibility, which a father tells his rebellious BROCK VICKERS then how do we ever expect the men son, but in the way a man realizes as a people. If we all expect to and women who work the books to THE GEORGE-ANNE what he has to do in order to succeed live under those terms, those false show us the same respect? Editor-in-Chief Charles Minshew on his own, without a safety net. provisions, then we will fail. People constandy blame News Editor Nikki Wiley If our generation is to walk By unmasking these disillusions republicans for this and democrats Asst. News Colleen McNally this tight rope, then it has to shed the world becomes a harder place to for that, and frankly, enough is Arts Editor...... Mallory McLendon the veil.it wears. People today live in. Now, we all know that the enough. Accountability, from the Asst. Arts Aria Gabol seem to believe they are entitled world can be tough, even here in lowliest playwright to the top dog Opinions Editor -. Quenton Smith to something. We have developed the beautiful south were we take our lawyer, must filter its way into this Sports Editor. . . Latrice Williams a delusion of grandeur, expecting time a little slower than the rest of generation. Assoc. Sports Natalie Demarko the seas will part one day and we the country. Until we hold ourselves Photo Editor Andrew Partain will walk toward the promise land However, the most vital thing that responsible we cannot be surprised Design Editor Jessica Lester of, whatever the hell it is we set our we can do, from the first governor to find another corrupt politician, Copy Editor Arielie Coambes sights upon. my generation produces to the small another bad banker, another Wall VIEWS POLICIES Unlike the men and women of business owner I'll buy my coffee Street swindle in the works. yesteryear, sweat on our brow and from, is take on responsibility and This is not a call for everyone to The George-Anne welcomes letters to the editor, story submissions and guest columns. All copy submitted should be 350 words or less, pain in our backs does not seem to accept the problems we have caused. start being nice to each other, this typed, and sent via e-mail -in Microsoft Word format to gaeditor® makealotofsensetous. Hard work Too many times, from the basic writer certainly won't be starting that georgiasouthern.edu. All submissions must be signed and include phone level of day to day activity, do any time soon, but it is a plead to number for verification. GSU students should include their academic is what it takes to become great, major, year and hometown. The editors reserve the right to reject any there are no short cuts. we turn our backs on the mini- come back to reality and realize that submission and edit submissions for length. Though we sat and watched as quandaries we create: a friend not the ball is now in our court.
Opinions expressed herein are those of the student writers and editors and DO the steroid era put up unsurpassed owning up to his or her mistakes NOT necessarily reflect those of the faculty, staff or administration of GSU, the numbers in baseball, we cannot towards an amigo or an colleague Vickers is a senior theater and Student Media Advisory Board or the University System of Georgia. expect to live on that same model never admitting they wrong in their journalism major from Alma, Ga. www.thiegeorgeanhe.com Thursday, March 3, 2011 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Not quite as Double Ignorance Dear Editor, Allow me to thank Mr. Randall for his long, last letter to you which vividly, though hopeless as before poignantly, illustrated what Nicholas of Cusa (a great medieval scholar) meant in his discussion of" double ignorance". In letters, he and I are now 2 to 2 and The George-Anne really should not The recent announcement about HOPE give either of us any more space! Perhaps a "face-a- face" would better serve the purpose. Thanks cuts has caused a lot of uproar... but not as to The George-Anne for all your excellent reporting. much as one might expect. Peace, George Shriver, Professor Emeritus (41 years of teaching) One reason for this is the bipartisan nature of the cuts - the initial AJC article informed us that the Georgia Democratic HOPE is not a right for students leadership showed early support the plan that Republican Governor Deal put forth, which Dear Editor, is an indication of how dire the situation JOHN DIPIETRO This is in response to complaints of the proposed reforms of the HOPE scholarship. I, as are could be. many other students at GSU, am on the HOPE scholarship and would have been forced to attend But there's another aspect to the whole of necessary professions, such as mechanics a college closer to home without the aid of HOPE. That being said, however, I believe that we as story - what effect this is going to have on of all stripes, could be taken on by simply students need to remember how lucky we are to have had access to HOPE to begin with. kids in high schools. Hopefully, the parents taking a short course that focused on that The HOPE scholarship is by no means a 'right' given to us because we are citizens of Georgia, of said kids and perhaps the kids themselves subject, rather than a four year liberal arts but rather a gift that our great state was able to offer us. With our state facing debt as it is, budget will take notice of the changes, and these degree. Now, many such professions demand cuts have to be made, and as a government program HOPE is subject to those cuts. I hate to see changes will motivate them to motivate their higher and higher standards of education, the scholarship cut as much as anyone, but we need to remember that our legislature could just kids. much of which isn't necessary. And it leads have easily dropped the program all together and used the lottery revenue to fund other areas of . -A higher bar, like the one set by the new ; those who don't go to college, or even those. government. changes, means one of two things, neither who don't take "college prep" degrees in high I, as I am sure many of us do, think that the cuts could have been handled in different ways of which is mutually exclusive. Either A) school, to suffer a great stigma for not going and that current students should be grandfathered in, but moreover I am thankful that at least fewer kids will go to school in Georgia, or B) on to higher education, even though it may a portion of my tuition will still be covered. Instead of sitting around griping about how we will more kids will strive to achieve excellence. not be necessary for their field. have to pay a few hundred dollars of tuition per semester, why can we not be thankful that we But for the latter to happen, all aspects of the I'm not saying people who want to better won't have to pay the full $2100 (the figure Mr. Feagain used in his article "Students get swindled education system need to get involved. This themselves in college shouldn't be able to, but by HOPE deal" in Tuesdays edition)? I, for one, will applaud our legislature for finding a way to includes the parents. Since they're the most if you don't want to study macroeconomics at least keep college affordable and not out of reach all together. likely party to have to make up the shortfall to become a painter, and if you just want to Joshua Rice set by the new plan, they're the ones who are receive education in the field in which you going to be most economically affected in the want to work, why shouldn't you be able to short run. without society making you feel like a lesser Thanks to Graduation Gala One thing that they can do to help the person? Dear Editor, situation is to take an active interest in their It's been working in England for years, I want to thank all of the offices who worked at the Graduation Gala. The Gala was a unique children's education, and motivate them even with liberal arts disciplines, to the point experience that I have not experienced at other schools and I can tell it took a lot of preparation to do their best. It doesn't have to mean where every degree is about a year shorter from everyone involved. hovering over the kid's shoulder while he than it is here in the States. As a society, I am writing to express my disappointment in seeing no one donating as graduates to the does his homework; it can be as small as a though, we've decided to constantly raise the alumni association at the Graduation Gala today. little extra praise when the kid gets ah A, stakes for all professions, especially during Considering the fact that I was there for only 30 minutes, it is not fair for me to judge the or asking questions about the day's lessons. the Cold War and the Space Race. entire class of 2011 as there could have been a ton of people donating at other times. During the Those little details often occur when kids If we made our expectations more time that I was there I saw one person stop at the alumni table. I had no problem donating the are in elementary school, but as time passes realistic, though, we could benefit all parties $20 to join the alumni association. I put some money aside last month specifically for this. they fade, often being replaced with harsher - those who want to focus on one field can do Not everyone can do this I realize, but out of the 25 people I saw passing through I thought punishments for getting bad grades. But so without needing a bachelor's degree, while someone would have been able to make even a $5 donation. Funding for higher education is at those little boosts of attention can make a those who want the more comprehensive an all-time low in this country. world of difference even to high schoolers, education (or who don't know what they The federal government is not providing as much as they used to and the same goes for the and can even be useful study aids if you have want to go into) can pursue that path. All state level budgets. If you are graduating and are able to give back I encourage you to do so. to remember what you learned from the that it takes is a bit more acceptance of Maybe you can make a donation in the name of a student or faculty/staff member in day, you're processing it one more time than the fact that not everyone needs to know recognition of their helping you during your time at GSU. If any of you are not able to donate if you didn't- effectively, it becomes a daily everything. at this time due to your financial situation J understand, but please do not forget the awesome study guide. There's a lot of problems as it stands. But faculty, staff and students who made your experience so positive here. It's also possible, if not probable, that sometimes the solution can be common . Maybe at some point you will be able to give back in some way. Remember others gave their some people won't be going to college as sense. A shift in a few paradigms may well be time, energy and resources so that you could study here. Other students paid the Recreation the cuts in HOPE progress. But again, necessary; but if we work together, maybe we Fee so you could have an awesome RAG Alumni gave to athletics so you could have an athletic that doesn't have to be a bad thing IF we can bring them to us a bit more quickly. program that continues to grow and improve. change society's expectations. Once upon CraigWymer a time, one could become a receptionist or DiPietro is a senior political science major secretary straight out of high school. Plenty from John's Creek, Ga. 1 ■ . 1 l 3 1 ' » ' I "I » t t I 6 Thursday, March 3, 2011 The George-Anne AmeriCorps selects GSU's Alicia Bennett
BY COLLEEN MCNALLY town," she said. and Parent Programs in the Office of Assistant news editor Her actual position at CalSERVES Admissions. will be as a team leader, supervising After her 10 months in California, Georgia Southern University other AmeriCorps volunteers. Bennett plans to return to GSU to student Alicia Bennett said she is She said she earned the complete the Higher Education taking the "True Blue" spirit out role because of the leadership Administration master's program. west when she serves with the opportunities she experienced at "This is where Paige really AmeriCorps. GSU, such as being a Southern's inspired me. I had a meeting with Her service begins in July, and Orientation, Advisement, and her every week to talk about grad she will be located in San Francisco, Registration, or SOAR, leader in the school," she said. California. 2010 program. "Being a SOAR leader made me Bennett is a senior English Bennett said she was very realize how much I want to help major with a minor in health and appreciative of facility mentors she students grow into being leaders," kinesiology. has met during her past four years. said Bennett. "Basically, AmeriCorps is an "[They] really encouraged me She said her dream job would opportunity for young people to in being able to find my own way. be to work in the Office of Student make an impact in the community," LaShica Thomas was my boss at the Leadership and Civic Engagement said Bennett. Recreation Activity Center, and I've or the Multicultural Student Center. "You can go anywhere in the been working with her since I was Heather Jo ' Harralson, country that you want and pick any Special Photo a freshman, since I was 18 and now coordinator of civic engagement in focus, whatever you are interested GSU English major Alicia Bennett will serve with the AmeriCorps in San I'm almost 23," she said. the Office of Student Leadership and in. My focus is literacy." Francisqo, California. Bennett's service will being in July of this year, "Alicia is a very remarkable young Civic Engagement, said, "Alicia is a Through AmeriCorps, Bennett and she will be focusing oh literacy of underprivileged students. lady. She has so much passion for life truly dedicated and hard-working said she will be working with the and her smile brightens up the work individual, who has a heart for CalSERVES program in six schools "I'm speechless. I'm so proud can figure out who Alicia is, and still place. We will truly miss her here at serving others." in Napa County, and will be helping of her. She is so passionate about make an impact." the RAC but we wish her all the luck She continued and said, "I have underprivileged children through community service," said Camacho. "I know it's going to be so in the world," said LaShica Thomas, no doubt that she will go on to make ESOL and GED programs, finding Bennett also chose to serve on the different out there. I want to jump facility coordinator for Staffing an impact in this world, bettering the mentors, and recruiting more west coast since she had never been into the culture, the diversity, and and Daily Operations at Campus lives of less-fortunate individuals, volunteers. farther than Kentucky and that she different thought processes. We Recreations and Intramurals. and leaving a legacy for many to Bennett said that she first became is looking forward to experiencing a think our own way in the south." "She puts her whole self into follow." interested in the program when her new way of life. From Lithonia, Georgia, everything she does, which is very Bennett said that her advice, to best friend and former GSU student "It was about going outside my Bennett said that she grew up in a admirable, especially since she is other students pursuing similar Jennifer Camacho was chosen to comfort zone, discovering who I am, neighborhood where many people so involved. She is very genuine, opportunities is not to be afraid. serve in Seattle, Washington. outside my family and friends," she don't graduate from high school. and I think she will go out and do She said, "Statesboro is a very "We have a lot of the same goals said. "That is what's pushing me to go, great things in the world," said Paige comfortable place, and it's easy to in life," said Bennett. "I want to go somewhere where I to be able to go back to my home Phillips, coordinator of Orientation want to stay in Statesboro." Students 'cautious' in spring break planning
BY JENNIFER CURINGTON The spill mainly affected the gulf Burns also said that, there was He is currently trying to decide violence. George-Anne contributor area such as Alabama and Louisiana noticeable hesitation to book early between Tallahassee and Miami. In November of 2010, six but has had impacts on the Florida this year because of the oil spill. He also said that last year's Americans were killed due to these Students are finalizing spring beaches such as Panama City. Burns and her employers oil spill would not affect his final acts of violence. Two of the victims break plans with the week off from According to Tracy Louthain, have gotten reports that, in decision. were students. class approaching rapidly. director of communication fact, the beaches are back in "It personally would not deter Eisenhart said, "The violence in ■ With last year's oil spill off at the Walton County Tourist pristine condition, and Dr. Henry me, but it would make me more Mexico is a big concern, mostly in of the Gulf Coast and increased Development Council, the number Eisenhart, a professor of recreation cautious," said Raji. border towns." violence in Mexico at the hands of visitors to the region was down and tourism management at Kristen Davis, a sophomore This has caused travelers to look of drug cartels, both students and 20 to 30 percent during June, July, Georgia Southern University said, studying criminal justice, said, "I'm to other destinations. travel agencies are facing challenges and August. "My feelings would be that [the oil planning on going to Jacksonville A safer alternative, according when determining spring break Patty Burns, owner of the spill] would not affect spring break beach," and that she is, "not worried to Eisenhart, is Cancun. "I would destinations. traveling agency Burns World students going to Florida." about the oil." think that [it] is pretty safe," he said. The oil spill in the Gulf Region Travel Ltd. in Statesboro said, "The Akeem Raji, a graduate student, The . more recognizably Raji said, "Most students don't occurred when a British Petroleum students have been very concerned said both of his potential spring dangerous spring break destination, pay attention to the news, they just oil rig exploded on April 20,2010. with the beaches in Florida." break destinations are in Florida. Mexico, has been host to drug cartel want to have fun on spring break." < » i i * * • * -I—
www.thegeorgeanne.com Thursday, March 3, 2011 Sociology students break norms, 'do nothing'
BY PATRICK STOKER lecturer of sociology and the "The hope is that if it gets a large doing something that's outside the "The people who were walking by Staff reporter professor of the class conducting the number of views, then it can be a norm everyone stops," said Lanesha were feeling this anxiety; they were flash mob. model for social change." McCann. feeling nervousness about what's A sociology class of about 250 "As a teacher I like to focus on not For some students who "It seemed like we had another going on and so they were desperate students caused confusion when just telling people about the ideas, participated in the flash mob, group of flash mobbers, but this to know what it was." they literally did nothing for 15 but actually having them experience peoples reactions made it difficult to group was watching us doing Palmer said he believes his minutes Tuesday. them and draw on experiences keep their composure. nothing," said Dana Wilson. "There students were made aware that The class participated in a flash they've had in the past, but with "I was kind of nervous because I was a circle outside of our circle actually participating in an activity mob at the Russell Union Rotunda this activity the idea was that they was afraid to laugh and it was really watching us trying to figure out what is far more effective than being told as part of a class experiment. The could see it firsthand and so it kind hard not to laugh. I had friends go by we were doing." the outcome. students stood motionless and if of took the ideas and concepts out and call my name, so it was hard to Some observers seemed to be "When you actually do it, it shows asked what they were doing, simply of the textbook and put it into their ignore them and not laugh," said Ray somewhat outraged by the flash mob the value of actually doing sociology responded by saying, Tm doing personal lives," said Palmer. Ashkenazi. because it wasn't normal and they as opposed to hearing about it and nothing." Palmer is also creating a video Many of the students were were unaware of what the purpose reading about it," said Palmer. The reason behind the flash mob of the flash mob and reactions of surprised by the reactions of people was, said Palmer. "I really believe that the students was to teach students about norms, students who participated to be passing by. "We have this very fragile social came to the outcome that activity which are societal expectations of posted to YouTube. "If I was doing anything like construction of reality and when is one of the most pervasive social behavior, and deviance, which is "The video will be to help people texting on the phone or listening someone comes and messes with that norms and that even when we any behavior that violates expected all around the world learn about just to music people wouldn't pay we want to know what happened," he violate small norms there are norms, said Nathan Palmer, a a little nugget of sociology," he said. attention to me, but when you're said. consequences."
Dining from page 1 Dining Plans: Current vs. Proposed Plans plan will be upped to a 15, and the Students will spend more somewhere or sit down to eat it, so 5 [meal plan] will become a 6, with money on each meal plan next I had to have something already in SPRING FALL more days to choose from and a semester, with a $32 increase in dorm. It would come around 9:30 maximum of 4 per day." price for the 3-Plan and a $275 rise at night, and I'm not hungry, but 3 Plan $320 3 Plan $352 "We have heard from students in the 19-Plan. now I have to go waste two meal and seen the need to create more However, Harper said students plans on something. I didn't have flexibility and dining options for are actually getting a better value. time to go wait in line somewhere 5 Plan $536 -» 6 Plan $704 all our dining plan holders," Jeff Customers paying with cash or sit down to eat it, so I had to have Yawn, director of Eagle Dining or credit card won't recieve what something already in my dorm." Services, said in a press release. Yawn called "additional discounts," Despite the changes, Samples 10 Plan $1072 10 Plan $1172 "The new per week structure a 10 percent discount at the register said that she probably won't buy a and new options will provide our for those who use meal plans. meal plan next semester. students with more choices than Ivey Samples, a sophomore Freshman psychology major 14 Plan $1370 -» 15 Plan $1650 ever before. Even better, they will education major, canceled her Blayne May said, "It seems better have more flexibility to choose meal plan earlier this semester. to me. I will probably be living off when they eat, which is perfect for "I hated it because I was so busy, campus next year, and using the 19 Plan $1525 19 Plan $1800 today's busy college student." I didn't have time to go wait in line [new 6-plan]."
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BY TREVOR MARKS while guaranteeing that they are students themselves . . . [and] any George-Anne contributor regulated consistently and offer u plan that your parents might have," transparent benefits," said HHS This rule would ensure that these plans remain said Ferguson. Health insurance for college secretary Kathleen Sebelius. To preserve market stability students may change, according to According to Healthcare.gov, a viable, affordable option for students while and ensure that student health new guidelines proposed under the as many as 3 million students guaranteeing that they are regulated consistently plans remain affordable until all Obama administration's Affordable are covered through student Americans have new coverage Care Act. health plans offered by colleges, and offer transparent benefits. J J options, student health insurance The U.S. Department of universities, or other institutions plans will be allowed to have annual Health and Human Services of higher learning. -Kathleen Sebelius, U.S. Department of Health and Human dollar limits no less than $100,000 proposed rules including Health insurance plans differ. Services Secretary for policy years beginning before improving coverage for students, Some plans are comprehensive, but September 23, 2012. new consumer protections, and others may offer limited benefits, "The minimum coverage has ensuring transparency, which which can put students and their Southern University's Health would be given the same rights and to be $100,000, it just has to be will force insurance companies families at risk for catastrophic Services, Paul Ferguson. protections as other Americans because otherwise, for a major to tell students already in health medical bills. The plan states that the under the Affordable Care Act. medical issue, you don't get plans whether or not their plan "There have been some private proposed rules dictate that Insurers cannot deny or exclude anything," said Ferguson. meets the new requirements of the plans that, once you read the fine insurance providers will not be coverage for students under age 19 Under the plan, student health Affordable Care Act. print, you realize there wasn't able to set lifetime dollar limits or because of a pre-existing condition. plans with policy years beginning "This rule would ensure that really any coverage because there benefits. "These rules have provisions after that date must fully comply these plans remain a viable, were always limitations in defining Students who buy insurance that apply to student insurance with the Affordable Care Act's. affordable option for students benefits," said Director of Georgia through their college or university plans, but they also apply to college annual limit restrictions. Professors' publications help GSU in 'movement upward'
BY COLEEN CUREAU Ph.D, published "Clinical Trial Public Health." researcher in the pharmaceutical as a way of gathering data to George-Anne contributor Methodology" and "Clinical Trial "These books are perfect industry, which led to the demonstrate the effectiveness Data Analysis using R," in 2010 examples of how Jiann-Ping Hsu establishment of new drugs. and safety of a drug, biologic, or Georgia Southern University as a part of the Chapman Hall College of Public Health faculty Chen, who is an expert, medical device," said Peace. Jiann-Ping Hsu College of Public Biostatistics Series. members are on the forefront of according to Peace, on using the Though other books have been Health professors are gaining The publication of these research that directly impacts the "R" software, was the lead author published about this subject, Peace attention after publishing companion texts coincided with lives of thousands," said Jiann-Ping on "Clinical Trial Data Analysis is confident that his and Chen's books intended to aide in the what Peace describes as, "GSU's Hsu College of Public Health Dean using R," which allows researchers approach stands out. research and development of new strong movement upward toward Charles Hardy in a press release. to easily develop their own analysis He said, "I am more broad... I pharmaceutical technology and becoming a research-oriented In the texts, there are eight code for performing investigations. consider it to be any method that approach. university," and hopes they will chapters that reflect cases studies "Clinical Trial Methodology" is needed in order for a quality Professor Karl Peace, Ph.D, "lend to the greater credibility led or supported by Peace, who has includes, "all methods that would protocol to be designed, conducted, and former professor Din Chen, to the Jiann-Ping Hsu College of experience as a leading biostatistics be used in a clinical trial protocol and results reported on."
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■ Charlie Sheen By SARAH FONSECA of ordinary household objects to has 1 million staff reporter make captivating rhythm schemes. , Twitter Those in attendance will likely followers It's been the recipient of find themselves tapping their feet in just two both Obie and Academy Award in time to beats created with many days since nominations. It's been performed unlikely "instruments," including he created it. Mallory before presidents and world leaders. aluminum trash can lids, brooms, Really people, McLendon It's been everywhere from Broadway and even strike-anywhere matches. he's losing his to Bangladesh and back again; Pertalion asserts that those kids, living with two girls, and on Tuesday, March 8, STOMP unfamiliar with the show will be in suing two multi-million will be making is first stop in the for a treat. dollar companies... On Statesboro at Georgia Southern "The show drives like a car second thought, I wish I was University's very own Performing chase in an action movie. It has living the Sheen dream! Arts Center. no intermission, and along with The drum and dance troupe percussive music, the performers ' Charlie Sheen, in an began performing in 1991 in engage the audience. Students interview with 20/20, let off Brighton, United Kingdom. After should be extremely receptive of a few of these insane gems rapidly gaining international the STOMP style and creativity. It's that I feel I must share with acclaim, a production company beautiful. I wanted the students to you: was created in the States. 20 years experience STOMP." after that initial inception, the drum Based out of New York City, "I am on a drug. It's and dance troupe continues to fill the cast is composed of people of called Charlie Sheen. It's theaters with the same intensity that varying backgrounds, including a not available. If you try it Special photo from STOMP it did during its heyday in the 90s. world class tap dancer, a rapper- once, you will die. Your According to PAC Director slash-actor, and a power rock The drum and dance troupe from the United Kingdom perfrom on an face will melt off and your Albert Pertalion, STOMPs drummer from Alabama. assortment of different insturments such as trashcans, brooms, pots, children will weep over sticks and pipes to make their unique sound. uniqueness was a driving As evidenced by the cast, the your exploded body." component in bringing it to GSU. dance troupe has something to offer "The motivating factor of everyone. for our university and our local all things for anyone interested in "I'm different. I have a booking STOMP for GSU is its The performance is being held community," said Wendy Denton, taking advantage of what GSU has different constitution, I explosive creativity. Somehow, it in conjunction with the Performing marketing director of Sea Island. to offer when it comes to the arts. have a different brain, I finds music in the strangest places Arts Center's 2011 performance Those hoping to attend the In addition to STOMP, this have a different heart. I and engages the audience with series and Sea Island Bank, who is performance but have yet to reserve semester's Performing Arts Series got tiger blood, man." those eccentric sounds," he said. generously endorsing the show. seating are out of luck. Tickets- also includes productions of the In place of traditional percussion "STOMP has received terrific which were originally $10 for critically acclaimed Tango Buenos Information compiled by Arts instruments such as drums, reviews and we congratulate students and $45 for the general Aires and A Chorus Line, which Editor Mallory McLendon from cymbals, and xylophones, STOMP the Performing Arts Center on public- have quickly sold out. will take place on March 24 and TheHoilywoodReporter.com, cast members utilize a wide variety securing this quality performance However, this is not an end to April 12, respectively. and Aria Gabol, assistant editor. 10 Thursday, March 3, 2011 The George-Anne
Dear Dean, help me! Gorilla Thrilla steps into GSU Who can I talk to about problems on campus? By ARIA GABOL University of Georgia, and even some from assistant arts editor out of state. Each performer is fighting for the Dear Dean, email at deanofstudents@ annual crown and cash prize given to the best. I don't know if you're the georgiasouthern.edu or Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. along side Senior John Nwosu of Alpha Phi Alpha right person to talk to or not, through our "Talkwith the Office of Student Activities is throwing the fraternity said, "The point of the show is to but I don't know who else to go Thedean" facebook page. 20th Annual Gorilla Thrilla Step Show here provide the campus with a diverse type of to. I want to talk to someone Finally, I would be remiss if at Georgia Southern University. In 1991, the entertainment that many people haven't seen." on campus about a few things I did not mention your Student Xi Tau Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha began The Alpha Phi Alpha brothers throw a that are bothering me. How do Government Association throwing a small step show in the Russell cookout before the show for the alumni, and I go about setting up a meeting (SGA). The purpose of the SGA Union Ballroom and throughout the years Nwosu said, "The cookout is a nice time for with you? is to be the voice for the student both the show and the audience have grown. everyone, including the people who came into Concerned Student Dr. Georj Lewis population. Your SGA is a Today the show will be performed in town for the show, to just hang out and enjoy great resource for information, Hanner Fieldhouse. Just last year the turn out each others company" Dear Concerned Student, any of the Assistant Deans and they participate in many was up to 2,700 people. In order to reserve The host of the show is comedian Thank you for contacting by calling our office at (912) of the major decisions that are the fieldhouse, the students had to collaborate Christopher Pugh, who is also the assistant the Dean of Students Office. 478-3326. When you talk to made on campus concerning with the Student Organization, PAC, and director of the GSU Multicultural Student When you don't know where the Secretary, it will be helpful students. Traditions Council. Center. Pugh hosted the show in 2005 and else to turn to on campus, if you provide a little more You can learn more Assistant Director of the Office of Student couldn't be more excited to host this year. our office is the right place to detail as to the purpose of your information about SGA at Activities Carter Walton said, "We work very "My goal is to keep the crowd entertained go. We may not have all the meeting. www.georgiasouthernsga. closely with helping the Alpha Phi Alphas. and to put in a couple of jokes every now and answers, but we'd be happy to If we know in advance com or via telephone at (912) Whether they need direction throughout then," said Pugh. The energy from the crowd direct you towards the people what your specific concerns 478-0655. I look forward to planning or promotion, we are always there is the best part for Pugh as a comedian. who will. are, we can better prepare to meeting with you soon. to assist." Most of the proceeds from the show will You can set up an assist you. You can also share Dr. Georj Lewis Performers in the show not only include go to the March of Dimes Foundation and, appointment with myself or your concerns with us through Dean of Students GSU students from the Xi Tau Chapter, but since the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity provides also other fraternity and sorority members their own funds, the rest will go to the Xi Tau If you have a question for Dean Lewis, please submit it to [email protected]. from other universities, like Savannah State, Chapter Scholarship fund.
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THURSDAY 3.3.2011 Safe Spring Break Counseling Center 9:00 AM - 5::00 PM Learn about how to have a safe (and FUN) break! Brought to you by the GSU Counseling Center. The Clothesline Project Multicultural Student Center 7:30 PM The Clothesline Project is a mechanism for survivors of violence to express their feelings through decorating a shirt. The shirt is hung on a STOMP! Performing Arts Center THURSDAY 3.10.2011 clothesline as a symbol of the violence and as a representation of the widespread issues represented by the shirts. The shirts are color coded At long last we will have STOMP on our stage! STOMP is ONGOING to show the form of abuse and whether the victim survived the abuse one of the most creative shows to ever come to this country they experienced. People can make shirts from 9-5 at the rotunda. from London. Inventive, funny, imaginative, it connects with Dress in the Press Office of Student Media Russell Union Rotunda tits audiences like no other musical. STOMP redefines percussion; audiences hate to see this show end. It has Watch as GSU fashion students compete to transform newsprint received standing ovations wherever it has played. Don't into stylish fashions, to be exhibited in a runway show immediately 11:00 AM miss this one. afterwards. Event will be held in the Union ballroom and is free to all students. Take Back the Night Multicultural Student Center PAC Take Back the Night is now an international rally and vigil held in local communities with the purpose of unifying women, men, and children in 11:00 AM an awareness of violence against women, children, and families. The Reflector Magazine: On Stands Now! march will take place on today and will begin at 7:00 PM in front of Georgia Southern University Symphony Concert Office of Student Media Landrum. Immediately following the march (around 8PM), the rally will occur at the Rotunda and last for an hour. Under the direction of Maestro Adrian Gnam, the Symphony The winter edition of the Reflector magazine is on stands now! Landrum + Russell Union Rotunda will feature the winners of the 2011 Georgia Southern Pick up a copy anywhere on campus to get a jump on spring Symphony Concerto Competition: Raymond Nuss break planning, new music and recurring features like 'Overheard performing Mozart's 2nd Horn Concerto; Michael Thomas 7:00 PM on Campus." performing Haydn's Trumpet Concerto; and Kaisaer Ainiwaer performing Chopin's 1st Piano Concerto. The Newspaper Racks All Over Campus Greg Mort: The Art of Stewardship Symphony will also be performing selections of Bach, Grieg, Wagner, And Berlioz. The Georgia Southern Symphony is Greg Mort will speak on 'The Art of Stewardship" as a part of the made up of students from various colleges at the University. Center for Sustainability's Seminar Series. His appearance at Georgia Southern is in partnership with the Averitt Center for the Foy Building Arts, where his exhibit, 'The Art of Stewardship" will be displayed during March 2011. Greg Mort, internationally acclaimed, self- taught artist hikes the rugged coast of Main and travels the rural trails of Maryland with his brushes, paints and canvases. Newspaper Racks All Over Campus
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By QUANIQUA EPPS horrifying and the fact that she had George-Anne contributor to go through this is unthinkable." Tony Phillips, who serves as the On March 4 and 5, history will play's producer, wants the show to be hit the stage at the Emma Kelly an educating experience. Theater in downtown Statesboro. "I want the younger people in Local student and adult residents the audience to have an opportunity will -perform the story of Anne to see this play performed, and I Frank. want the older individuals to be "I think it's really cool, it's such reminiscent of that time in history, a great story and I'm very honored and be reflective of the chain of to be apart of it," said sixth grader events surrounding Anne Frank's Baylee Davenport from William story," he said. James Middle School, who plays Ogeechee Technical College Anne Frank's sister Margot. math instructor John Gleissner had The Emma Kelly Theater has a deeper connection with the play Quaniqua Epps/STAFF been a second home to these actors and his character Putti Van Daan. and actresses who have immersed He said, "This is a special play for Tickets are $10 and are available Tuesday through Friday from 1-5:30 p.m. in the box office. Tickets are also available themselves totally into conveying me because of my friendship with for reservation at 912-212-2787. the message behind one of history's Jerry Cohem, who was a Holocaust worst tragedies. survivor, and recently died in New Director Donna Hooley, a thirty- Empathy saves man," said Hooley. find that," Hooley said. "The Diary of Anne Frank makes York at age 80. Mr. Cohem was a year employee for the university It was hard for Hooley when "The history behind the story you wonder what you would do if cantor," or a spiritual leader in a system, took a message of morality choosing the actors for such a big makes the play very special," said you were in her situation yourself?' synagogue, "in a temple in New York from the show. play. "It is not with the depth of high school senior Claire Bobkhoop said former Bryan County High after the war. We became friends "This is the story of hope during talent in our performers we have who plays as Miep. School professor Vicki Dwinelli, because his granddaughter was a adversity. Nothing can destroy the here at the Averitt center. This venue "The Diary of Anne Frank" will who plays the role of Petranella student at Georgia Southern, who life of the might. It is not love that is so precious, it's like uptown in a be showing this Friday and Saturday Van Daan. "The Holocaust was needed tutoring in math." brings us together; it's suffering. small town, and you don't always at the Emma Kelly Theater at 7 p.m. Stryper's music has something for everyone
"To Hell with the Devil," "Caught is an amazing album, but there like listening to a different song If covers aren't your thing, their in the Middle," and "Rock the Hell are several different ways you can altogether - we'll never hear a band last song on the album is a track By MATT LANE Out of You," have been questioned approach it. Almost the entire album do a cover that is better then what titled "God" that will bring you staff reporter as to whether the band can really be is nothing but covers of famous songs Led Zeppelin has already given us - satisfaction. It may not be as great considered Christian music due to such as Kansas's "Carry on Wayward but vocalist Michael Sweet has always . as some of their previous ballads the profanity in some of their songs. Son," Iron Maiden's "The Trooper," done a great job with his voice and such as "Honestly," "All of me," or Also, their album "Breaking and Black Sabbath's "Heaven and he gives fans what they have been "I Believe in You," but the lyrics are Stryper's new album "The the Law" had nothing to do with Hell." wanting, which is a grittier, heavier great and original. Covering" has made it to the number Christianity or worshipping God, Naturally, I was a bit skeptical sounding style of metal throughout However, it is the only song on one spot for best-selling Christian which worried fans that Stryper had hearing this. Covers are almost the entire album. here that is not a cover, so unless album and has kept this spot for the lost its roots. never as good as the original, and One other interesting thing about several of you are dying to hear more past six weeks. If you don't know Despite controversy, Stryper once you hear a great song, you this album is the cover art. The band great Christian music, chances are who Stryper is, then you're missing- knows how to rock and keep the really don't want to be bothered by got its name from the Bible, King you might not buy the entire album. out on something worth listening to. music wrapped around God without another version of the same song James Version Isaiah 53:5. "But he But Stryper is worth looking into. Stryper is not your typical using cliche-ish phrases that you that you already love. was wounded for our transgressions; You can still rock out on the road to Christian band. You won't find hear in almost every Christian song The funny thing about Stryper he was bruised for our iniquities: 'whatever it is they are playing. Yes, music here that reminds you of out there at a Wednesday church is the collection of songs they have the chastisement of our peace was this album may not be as incredible Casting Crowns or Hillsong United. night gathering. chosen to cover and the way they upon him; and with his stripes we as albums such as "To Hell with Stryper has always been a heavy And for those who may be seem to fit into the band's Christian are healed." the Devil" or "Soldiers Under metal band, and after 28 years, they wishing for inspirational music to roots. They cover songs from bands This will be the second album Command" but as far as Christian are still known as one of the most jam out to instead of the soft and such as Sweet and Kiss all the way Stryper has made where the cover music and music in general goes, controversial Christian bands out tame Chris Torhlin and MercyMe, to Led Zeppelin, but they do an art doesn't include that Bible verse. Stryper does not disappoint. there. Stryper is a band you should really amazing job at playing these songs. Not that this is a bad or good thing, If you like this, check out Bride What makes this band such a invest in. It's almost unbelievable. but it's interesting as to why they and their album, "Snakes in the controversy: Some of their best songs With this said, "The Covering" I'm not going to say that it's wouldn't include it. Playground." FOR RELEASE MARCH 3, 2011 Los Angeles Times Daily Crossword Puzzle Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Lewis CLASSIFIEDS www.thegeorgeanne.com Thursday, March 3, 2011 15 1 2 3 4 5 6 e 9 10 11 12 13 14 ACROSS 7 1 Orates 7 Hourly wage, e.g. 1b . Student Housing Subleases
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Coach Young expressed his enthusiasm about starting with clean record. File Photo "We are excited about being 0-0 Left: Freshman guard Jelani Hewitt goes in for the layup on Jan. 26 and having a clean slate. Everyone against College of Charleston defensive players. in this tournament is in the same situation we are in," he said. Above: No. 11, Tre Bussey, who is a freshman guard, shoots a three^ "If you lose, you go home and pointer against College of Charleston senior Andrew Goudelock. that is a good thing for us because we are a bunch of guys who have that area. During the Greensboro ability. he ever wears a Georgia Southern ourselves healthy and resting. We nothing to lose," said Young. game we resorted back to some If the Eagles minimize mistakes uniform. I think the guys are going took Sunday and Monday off [and] "When you have nothing to old habits, and then because we and play hard, Coach Young to play hard because they know we watched film but did not get on lose you're dangerous so I think never got over the Greensboro loss, believes they have the possibility to that," said Young. the court," said Young. some of the other teams in the I think it popped up in the game advance. "I think that tournament time Tuesday the team had 20 tournament, they all have a lot versus Elon with 22 turnovers," "Ben Drayton and Rory Spencer is much different than if you watch minute shooting and decided to more pressure on them than we do, said Young. are the key to our success in this March Madness every year... use Wednesday and Thursday as which can makes us a tough out." "Elon is a strong team one because they've been there you see a tremendous amounts of days to prepare for the upcoming Unforced errors have been the defensively but we should not turn before. I think they remember that upsets. I hate to think that if we beat game. key to a lot of previous unsuccessful the ball over 22 times unforced. feeling of last year," said Young. App State, it would be a big upset. The University of Tennessee showmanship from the Eagles and So if there is an error, I think we Young explained the team I would imagine they're favored in at Chattanooga will be hosting have become the focal point of have to sheer up this week and took an unprecedented loss to the contest, but we believe that we the 2011 Southern Conference their improvement areas before the really viscously attack in making Chattanooga last year the first could win one game at a time." Men's Basketball Tournament in big game. decisions with the ball and not round of the tournmanet. The last two games of the McKenzie Arena. "I think us turning the ball over- turning it over." "Rory Spencer is the only regular season were played in a The men's game will tip off 30 unforced errors, has been costing Some may think the Eagles have senior that we have playing and I 48-hour time frame with a limited minutes after the match up between us ball games. For four or five little chance to win the tournament think the guys understand that if roster, which left some players Davidson and the University of games before the Greensboro game due to their statistics; however, the we don't go out and perform well tired and fatigued. North Carolina-Greensboro is we were doing a lot better job in numbers do not always represent for Rory, this will be the last time "This week is about getting complete. www.thegeorgeanne.com Thursday, March 3, 2011 17 Lady Eagles head to SoCon as 7 seed The Press Box What's going on in GSU sports WOMEN'S BASKETBALL ■ Men's Basketball player, By MESHA RUSSELL Eric Ferguson was George-Anne contributor selected to the Southern Conference Coaches The Lady Eagles will begin their All-Freshmen Team. play in this years SoCon Tournament Ferguson now holds the today at 1p.m. against the Western second-highest record in Carolina Catamounts (WCU) as the freshmen points scored seven seed. in GSU history, 368 Georgia Southern, in the last six points. games against their opponent, has been (5-1); our only loss being our File photo most recent contest this past February. Right: Junior guard, Samantha Williams, attempts a 3-pointer while Baseball player Steven This season GSU met up with WCU teammates Jamie Navarro, Krista Tate, and Danielle Spencer defend Cochrane was named only twice this year where they split against the Mercer Bears. The Lady Eagles defeated the Bears back in SoCon Player of the the season series 1-1. Nov. 71-52. Week. During last Their first encounter of this year week's game, Cochrane was in January. In the paint, the Lady Left: Freshman MiMi Dubose shoots for a bucket against'Mercer Uni- managed two home Eagles did not hit as much as Carolina. versity. runs and 13 RBIs with a However, they did get higher batting average of .412. points off of turnovers to include a at (12-17) and (9-11) against SoCon the SoCon All Freshmen Team. Last the team in steals, Hollifield will nine point lead in the second half, and opponents this season, and in the last time the Lady Eagles faced WCU, anchor the defensive. The Lady they came back to win in overtime. ten games the Lady Eagles are (3-7). DuBose tallied double digit scoring. Eagles will have to stay alert as they ■ The Softball Team will GSU's second encounter was a Three of Southern's top WCU players to watch for face McKinney, who is third in the travel to Knoxville, Tenn, month later and although the Lady playmakers, Meredyth Frye, MiMi are Kaila'Shea Menendez, Caitlin conference for offensive rebounds. this weekend for the Eagles tied the Catamounts midway DuBose, and Jamie Navarro, all Hollifield, and Janae' McKinney. The winner of Thursdays game Tennessee Classic. The through the second half, the game still average in the double digit figures in Averaging 11.1 points per game, at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, ladies are matched up to resulted in a loss. scoring during the regular season. In Menedez leads the team in scoring. Tenn. will play Samford, the number face Louisiana-Monroe, Their current overall record stands addition, DuBose was just named to Being the top rebounder and leading two seed, on Friday at 9 a.m. Tennessee, and Dutch National Team. GSU falls to University of North Florida 11-3 The Men's Golf team will travel to Palmetto BASEBALL (UNF) defeated the Georgia start. Though the Eagles managed Eagles. The team is now 6-3 on the Golf Club in Akien, S. Southern Baseball team at their first to get eight hits, they were only able season. C. to compete in the By NATALIE DEMARKO away game last night 11-3. to capitalize and turn three of them The Eagles are scheduled to play Cleveland Golf Palmetto Assistant sports editor In the first inning, pitcher Jarret into runs. Eric Phillips was the hot St. John's University in a three-game Intercollegiate on March Leverett gave up six hits and four batter of the night with three hits. home series this weekend. The first 7-8 of next week. The University of North Florida runs, getting the Eagles off to a bad Phillips also scored one run for the game is set on Friday at 6 p.m. 18 Thursday, March 3, 2011 The George-Anne Battle between rival GSUs long awaited Athletic Conference. college football season? Can you their average attendance for the Georgia Southern begins OPINION However, the annual series was see twenty thousand screaming first season was 16,750 per game. looking at conferences to join, with ended in 1996, before renewing the true blue Eagle fans in the Georgia There is a great chance that the Sun Belt Conference being the By JAKE WALLACE rivalry on the basketball court last Dome screaming Georgia on one Georgia State fans would make most likely candidate. George-Anne contributor season. side and Southern on the other? their way down to Statesboro, The Eagles could offer their But now there is a new field of Remember the crowds at the and provide a great atmosphere at program as a package deal with The Georgia Southern competition where the Eagles and William & Mary and Wofford Paulson. Georgia State. University Eagles are one of the Panthers can compete, as Georgia games and how Southern fans Next, it would help establish the A conference such as the Sun most storied programs in FCS State established its football filled the stands? Georgia State program. Belt would jump at the chance to and all of college football. Since program in 2010, going 6-5 in their There are probably many Last year, the Panthers gain a fan base like Eagle Nation its revival in 1981, the Eagles have inaugural season. Georgia Southern students, played teams such as Lambuth, one that will have developed at won an unprecedented six FCS Many Eagle fans argue that alumni, and fans who would make Shorter, Lamar, North Carolina Georgia State, as well as the Atlanta National Championships. Georgia Southern has nothing to the drive to Atlanta to see their Central, South Alabama, and Old market that State is located in. Many Eagle fans are now gain by playing Georgia State. beloved Eagles play in one of the Dominion. Also, the two schools could offer dreaming of the day when Georgia A win is expected against such biggest stadiums in the country. Imagine what it would do for the annual rivalry that takes place Southern becomes a member of a young program, so it will do It would be great for the Eagle fan, alumni, and student support if as extra benefit to their conference. the Football Bowl Subdivision nothing for the team. program by giving another point they played an annual rivalry game Football, and college sports in (FBS) and plays annually with the However, a loss would be a for recruitment of athletes in the against a known, traditional power. general, are better with rivalry. big boys. national embarrassment and could metro-Atlanta area. Now onto the part of why The banter between fans is always Before that happens, the Eagles hurt recruitment in Georgia. It would be great for the Southern should help a rival much better when the teams see have one more thing they must do: The first couple games should university as a whole by building establish themselves. Take a peek 5 each other regularly. re-invent the Georgia Southern- be wins for the Eagles, but it will the Georgia Southern name years down the road. The list of rivalries that includes Georgia State rivalry. do great things for both programs. and brand towards high school Most likely at that point, at Florida-Florida State, Georgia- For those that aren't in the Let me start with Southern. Can students in the Atlanta area. the present-day's success level or Georgia Tech and South Carolina- know, Georgia Southern and you imagine Eagle fans and the It is safe to say that Georgia State better, Georgia Southern will-be Clemson should soon add Georgia Georgia State used to be one of the caravan of Eagle Nation travelling would love to have close to 30,000 looking seriously at moving to full Southern-Georgia State to the list big rivalries in the Trans America up 1-75 on the first weekend of the people in the Dome, considering FBS membership. of great non-conference battles. Eagles name Curtis as I FRANKLINCHEVROLET - CADILLAC I defensive coordinator PONTIAC - BUICK - GMC FOOTBALL defense, but his duties 912.764.6911 Our experienced Body Shop can fix all of the have also included "Dents & Dings" that your vehicle may have! By NATALIE DEMARKO assisting special teams. We service all makes and models and Assistant sports editor While working accept all insurance claims, and will give you with Northwestern FREE ESTIMATE on your body & paint repair The Georgia Southern football program State University, Curtis welcomed Jack Curtis to the team as its new immensely improved defensive coordinator. their pass defense. GSU STUDENTS - Show your ID and recieve Curtis is replacing Brent Pry, who left Special Photo Central Missouri 10% OFF any purchase in Parts and Service GSU last month and accepted a position at was Curtis' most recent Vanderbilt. home where he also worked closely with the Curtis is a native of Birmingham, Alabama special teams division. and began his coaching career as a student He brings an in-depth knowledge of the coach at Evangel University, his alma mater. 4-3 defensive scheme that is much needed for He later coached at Mississippi State the Eagle defense to continue to be successful. University where he helped the Bulldogs "Jack shares the philosophy of what our achieve a spot in the Liberty Bowl. team does," said Eagles Head Football Coach Over the next 20 years, Curtis spent Jeff Monken in a press release. time coaching at schools including Central "He is an exceptional teacher and our Michigan, Memphis, Northwestern State program will benefit from his knowledge and University, and Arkansas State University. approach," he said. Check out our website In his coaching career, not only has "We're excited about Jack being here at www.franklinchevrolet.com •Curtis" been responsible" for coordinating the Georgia Southern." *J - - - www.thegeorgeanne.com Thursday, March 3, 2011 19 Advertisement Intramural Scores CAMPUS BASKETBALL SOCCER RECREATION & Men's Men's Krispernsnus Nuesperfluesins 53, SuperBad 60 DFW 5, Fiesty Goats 1 Philosoraptors 20, Overweight and Outtashape Borussia Monchengladbach 0, Booty Bandits 1 0 Aston Manpoolhamingtonllvercity Utd 4, Leones INTRAMURALS Flint Tropics 44, Las Flamas Blancas 51 2 The Struggle 49, Shottas 86 Sport Club Internacional 1, Didiers6 A PAID ADVERTISEMENT SPONSORED BY CRI The Big Richards Academy, Wetter Than a Intramural News Swimming Pool 20 Women's Intramural Softball is in full swing and we're about to hit the court Delta Tau Delta 31 Phi Kappa Sigma 36, Zeta Tai Alpha 4, Mu 0 with Tennis Singles! 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