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The George-Anne Student Media Georgia Southern University Digital Commons@Georgia Southern The George-Anne Student Media 3-26-2013 The George-Anne Georgia Southern University Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/george-anne Part of the Higher Education Commons Recommended Citation Georgia Southern University, "The George-Anne" (2013). The George-Anne. 2603. https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/george-anne/2603 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]. FARMER’S OUR VIEW: MARKET IS GSU SHOULD BACK PUSH INTERNSHIPS PAGE 21 PAGE 13 Tuesday, Mar. 26, 2013 Georgia Southern University THE www.thegeorgeanne.com Volume 83 »Issue 63 GEORGE-ANNE Baseball at home tonight Andy Morales/The George-Anne Hope Wallace, a fashion professor at BY SHAKEEM HOLLOWAY GSU, won; People’s Choice in a fash- The George-Anne staff ion show in Charleston this weekend. She won on Friday night with eight At seven games below .500 the Jacksonville pieces and help from GSU students University Dolphins (9-14) will challenge the backstage. Georgia Southern University (16-7) baseball team’s consistency as the Eagles have won eight home games in a row. Though their record may not show it, the Dolphins are a tough team that has given teams with better records a hard time. The Dolphins lost to ninth-ranked Florida State University by only two runs and fell to the University of Professor wins People’s Choice Florida twice losing by four runs combined- As a team offensively, the Eagles hold an advantage at the plate with a collective batting at Charleston Fashion Week average of .283 on the season in comparison to the Dolphins’ batting average of .247. BY LINDSEY MCCORMICK "She earned a very well-deserved that her designs were simple but gave off Both teams have played 23 games and GSU The George-Anne staff People’s Choice Award. I’m not sure when an edgy feel,” Auri Lee, senior fashion has a total of 152 runs scored while the Dolphins Hope Wallace came home from the she started her journey into Charleston merchandising major, said. have only scored 100 runs thus far. Charleston Fashion. Week with much Fashion Week, but I know she put hard There were 30 runway shows in total Junior outfielder Robbie Dodds is coming more than exposure and an increased fan work into it and it really paid off’ Jennifer from 20 carefully selected semi-finalist on strong for the Eagles, replacing sophomore base—she won the People’s Choice Award. Mackey, senior fashion merchandising designers. Special guests that joined the outfielder Hunter Thomas. Dodds leads the Wallace, a Georgia Southern University major, said. festivities include Ashanti, Project Runway team with a batting average of .387 in 18 games fashion professor, showed her collection “Her collection was very retro and winner, Christian Siriano, and Fern Mallis, played including 10 runs, of eight pieces Friday night at the fashion wearable. The silhouettes were beautiful creator of NYC Fashion Week. show, which ended this past weekend after and proportioned dramatically, and the See BASEBALL, Page 19 See WALLACE, Page 10 five days. colors were amazing. I liked the fact ON THE .Newsroom 478-5246 PO Box 8001 thegeorge Follow us on Twitter Advertising 478-5418 Statesboro, GA WEB anne.com @TheGeorgeAnne Fax 478-7113 30460 2 Tuesday, Mar. 26, 2013 The George-Anne 4 PEOPLE TO LIVE IN A BRAND NEW 2,200 SQ FT HOUSE. ENJOY 24 HR POOL ACCESS. 24 HR GYM ACCESS LARGE BEDROOMS. PRIVATE BATHROOMS. & A LIFETIME OF MEMORIES 0 S* f t r ■> o > > v * l X « f i >» f*je?s >v,f •vfrsv i'>n\ t *■ V. - - V. • ■ www.thegeorgeanne.com News Tuesday, Mar. 26, 2013 3 Police Beat Statement of Operations Friday, March 15 Hall. Multiple rooms and areas a fire alarm at the Carroll Build- The George-Anne is the the advertising manager or were checked with no problems official student newspaper of student media director. ing. The Statesboro Fire Depart- Georgia Southern University, The advertiser is 9:39 a.m.: A motor vehicle ac- found. Maintenance responded. ment responded. The alarm was owned and operated by responsible for any errors in cident report was taken for a possibly activated by low water GSU students using facilities advertisements and its liability motor vehicle accident - hit and 1:54 p.m.: Officers responded pressure. Maintenance respond- provided by the university. for adjustments is limited to to a panic alarm at Freedom's The newspaper is the oldest the amount of space the error run in the Plant parking lot. ed. continuously published occupied in the ad. Further, the Landing. The room was checked newspaper in Bulloch County. newspaper is not responsible 10:06 a.m.: An incident report with no problems found. Mainte- 5:13 p.m.: An incident report was The newspaper is a designated for any damages caused due was taken for a suspicious inci- nance responded. taken for found property at the public forum for the to an ad's omission Georgia Southern from a particular dent that occurred in F Lot. RAC. community. edition and its Sunday, March 17 The responsibility STUDENT LED 12:16 p.m.: A motor vehicle ac- 12:53 a.m.: Officers responded to newspaper solely is to cident report was taken for a mo- 4:58 a.m.: Officers conducted the Henderson Library in refer- is reschedule the tor vehicle accident - hit and run a traffic stop on Maleki Drive published ad in the next ence to an alarm - identified as twice STUDENT regular edition in the Paulson parking lot. at Akins Boulevard. The driver, tamper trouble. Maintenance re- weekly, on at the regular Matthew Jourdan Fraser, 22, sponded. A low battery activated Tuesdays MEDIA advertising 1:01 p.m.: Officers responded to was arrested and charged with the alarm. and f/ rates. a panic alarm at Freedom's Land- speeding, DUI and was judicially Thursdays, v STUDENT READ y during most STUDENTS ing. The occupant was found to referred. 1:37 a.m.: Officers assisted the of the academic BEWARE: The be sick. EMS responded but did Statesboro Police Department year. Any questions George-Anne screens not transport. 5:00 p.m.: Officers assisted with an armed robbery at the regarding content should be all advertisements prior to Statesboro Police with a motor directed to the student editor publication.The newspaper Subway. An Eagle Alert was put by phone at 912.478.5246 or strives to accept ads for 1:59 p.m.: An incident report was vehicle accident, vehicle vs. bike, out. at gaeditor@georgiasouthern. legitimate products and taken for lost/mislaid property on Old Register Road at Hackers. edu. services only. Students at the RAC Field Support Build- Thursday, March 21 are urged to exercise ing. The lost/mislaid item was Tuesday, March 19 ADVERTISING: The newspaper caution when replying to accepts advertising. Inquiries ads-particularly those that later located. 11:48 a.m.: An incident report may be made by calling require personal information. 1:38 p.m.: Officers responded was taken for found property at 912.478.5418 or 912.478- Students are also urged to 4:59 p.m.: An incident report was to the Engineering Technol- Freedom's Landing. The owner of 0566. Fax any questions to report to the newspaper any 912.478.7113 or e-mail ads1@. suspicious offers which they taken for a criminal trespass at ogy Building in reference to a the property was located, and it fire alarm. The Statesboro Fire georgiasouthern.edu. might see in an ad. the RAC. This case was assigned was returned to him. to criminal investigations. Department responded. Main- The George-Anne receives PUBLICATION INFORMATION: tenance advised they activated 1:59 p.m.: An incident report was additional support, in part, The newspaper is printed 5:55 p.m.: An incident report the alarm due to their testing the from the Student Activities by The Brunswick News in taken for found property at the Budget Committee. Brunswick, Ga. was taken for found property at water flow system. Anderson Pavilion. The found Southern Courtyard. This case The deadline for reserving property was placed in the police NOTICE: Unauthorized removal was assigned to criminal investi- 5:09 p.m.: A motor vehicle ac- space and submitting of multiple copies from a department property room. advertising copy is noon, one distribution site constitutes gations. cident report was taken for a mo- tor vehicle accident in Lot 13. week prior to the intended theft under Georgia law, 3:35 p.m.: Officers responded to publication date. For more a misdemeanor offense 8:56 p.m.: An incident report was information, rate cards, punishable by a fine and/or taken for harassment at the PAC/ 11:16 p.m.: Officers responded to a fire alarm at the Hollis Build- sample publications, contact jail time. Nessmith-Lane parking lot. University Villas in reference to ing. The Statesboro Fire Depart- suspicious activity. The apart- ment and maintenance respond- 9:30 p.m.: An incident report was ment and area was checked with ed. The alarm was activated by Editorial Staff taken for lost/mislaid property at no problems found. maintenance working on the the Henderson Library. automatic doors. Editor-in-Chief Arielle Coambes Copy Chief Courtney Tielking Wednesday, March 20 Managing Editor Jessie Reese Copy Editor James Farmer 10:34 p.m.: Officers responded to 5:28 p.m.: An incident report was Multimedia Editor Gianna Carme Business Manager Chloe Douglas the Center for Art & Theater for a 8:27 a.m.: Officers responded taken for found property at the Opinions Editor Taylor Cooper Sales Manager Phillip Scroggin burglar alarm.
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