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Liked By Many, fH The A Action Ads 8 Police Beat 2 Comics 7 Opinions 4 Cussed By Some, Announcements 2 Sports 6 Features .. 3 Columnists ...Read By Them All \L Friday, February 7,1992 George-Anne Vol. 64 No. 29 Celebrating 65 years as Georgia Southern's Otficial Student Newspaper Georgia Southern University • Statesboro. GA 3D460 NEWS BRIEFS

Governor cuts another $75 Statesboro, GSU discussing Bird's Pond plan million from Georgia budget ATLANTA (AP) - The Former waste water treatment facility may be turned into recreation park governor said Monday he will By Dennis Smith will also have access to the Phase II would use the full looking into the legality of the cut this year's budget another Staff Writer recreation facility when it is 60 acres of the site, including land transfer. $75 million as a precaution Bird's Pond, a former waste completed. re-filling the pond (which has Nolen said that Bird's Pond against possible red ink. water treatment facility, may "Funding is a key issue," been drained), adding more is a wetland area, and that House Appropriations soon be converted into a recre- Nolen said. "As far as state recreation sites and additional could be a problem with its Committee Chairman Terry ation area for GSU students. funds are concerned, right now parking. development. Coleman, D-Eastman, said the Dr. Jack Nolen, vice-presi- we are limited." The final phase would in- "We don't know about the step followed discussions be- dent of student affairs, He said much of the funding clude constructing more recre- wetlands regulations concern- tween Gov. Zell Miller and key submitted a three-part plan to would have to come from out- ational areas and the devel- ing that area," he said. "One of budget writers over the need the Statesboro City Council side sources. opment of the surrounding ar- the first things we will do is for deeper cuts. last Tuesday for development Phase I of the plan would eas to become a full-fledged ask for a wetlands evaluation." "We had discussed it, and of the proposed area. keep the natural state of the park. Nolen said he expects the the governor agreed," said GSU and the city have been Statesboro currently has the site. It would include nature The city has been asked to city to act on the issue soon. Coleman, adding that his negotiating a transfer of the rights to the area. trails and be used as an ex- look into the matter and ap- The matter is slated for the committee planned to act land since last year. The citizens of Statesboro tension of activities. prove it. The city attorney is next council meeting. Tuesday afternoon on the measure. The budget under discus- sion covers the fiscal year that City Council resolves beer/wine dispute began last July 1 and ends By Kevin Hudson June 30. It was cut $415.4 Managing Editor million during a special session last summer, and Miller said in January he planned to cut The Statesboro City Council an additional $50 million from voted Tuesday to grant a beer the measure. and wine license to the Fast-n- Now he proposes a further Easy store to be constructed on reduction of $75 million. Lanier Drive. That means that instead The decision was delayed of expecting revenue collec- for several weeks due to con- GSU student tions of $7.47 billion for the fusion over a Georgia law regu- fiscal year, a 2.8 percent growth lating beer and wine sales rate, Miller now expects $7.39 sentenced to near college campuses. billion in collections, a 1.8- The Fast-n-Easy's planned percent growth rate. location is adjacent to the 3 months of The governor said the state Clean Eagle Laundromat, lo- would make the cut by bor- cated 47.5 yards across from a shock rowing, as it has in the past, wooded area behind Stratford from reserves for such pro- Hall. incarceration grams as Medicaid and state The law states that "No per- By Misty McPherson employee health insurance. son knowingly and intention- News Editor The money would be repaid in ally shall sell or offer to sell The Statesboro City Council granted a beer/wine selling license to the owner of the Clean Eagle A GSU student received the budget for the year begin- any wine or malt beverages Laundry. A beer & wine store is planned to be built adjacent to the building. (Photo by Jesse Stribling) ning July 1. 90 days shock incarceration within 100 yards of any ... According to a letter sent to whichever action the council eas. (boot camp), after pleading Professors turn to current college campus." The contro- city council by the Georgia took. Councilman Bo Hook, guilty and being charged events, say no to textbooks versy dealt with whether Department of Revenue, the City attorney Sam Brannen chairman of the police commit- with two counts of stealing SPOKANE (AP)-Thefre- "college campus" referred to law could be translated to de suggested interpreting the law tee, which oversees the distri- bicycles and four counts of quent changes in the former buildings or the actual prop- note either definition, and the to mean where people gath- bution of beer and wine li- breaking into automobiles. Soviet Union and nearby erty line of the school. department would stand by ered, not wooded and open ar- SEE COUNCIL, PAGE 6 James Haskins pleaded countries have forced college guilty Jan. 31 to all charges professors to abandon text- and was sentenced to 90 books in favor of newspapers, National Condom days shock incarceration, television and other sources of three years probation, up-to-date information. ordered to pay a $1000 fine Matvei Finkel, an in- Week Planned and retribution to the vic- structor at Whitworth College, tims. Haskins was also ban- will bring a television to his By Jennifer Booth ished from the judicial cir- weekly course on the disinte- Staff Writer cuit for three years. gration of the Soviet Union so He left for boot camp in students can watch the Cable Safe sex, sexually transmit- Soperton Feb. 4. News Network. ted diseases and AIDS could "Before, I could have my be thought about more fre- "We're happy to see that some people finally have to class notes ready a week ahead. quently next week by GSU pay dearly for ripping off Now, I have to keep listening students as National Condom to the radio on my way to the Week approaches. GSU students," said Ken class," said Finkel, a Russian National Condom Week be- Brown, chief of police at emigre. gins on Valentine's Day, GSU. Gonzaga University po- February 14, but campus The charges against litical science professor events will begin on February Haskins stem from three ar- Michael Connolly will spend 12. rests: Oct. 1, Nov. 14 and this spring and summer plan- The week-long schedule of Dec. 5. ning changes for his class, the events, which will take place Prior to one of these ar- politics of Communist nations. at the Student Union, is pri- rests, Haskins stole an eight Eastern Washington Uni- marily sponsored by Health year-old's bicycle that the versity government professor Servcices, but the Student child had received two days earlier as a birthday gift. Shane Mahoney, who has Government Association, taught a class on the Soviet Union Productions and the Parking deck for bikes? "I hope for the next 90 system for more than 20 years, Triangle Club are also in- No, GSU didn't plan this new multi-level bicycle parking rack. It seems someone just decided to make days when [Haskins] looks in the drill sergeants face ... I said his spring course may be volved. an overnight artistic statement near the Foy Fine Arts Building. (Photo by Robert Cooper) hope that drill sergeant sees the last devoted to that subject. Two of the events that will Not having an up-to-date take place are a banner judg- some of those same tears rolling down his cheeks," textbook is just a minor reason ing contest and a condom toss. said Brown referring to the for endingthat course, entitled There will also be literature MBA degree no guarantee of job tears the eight year old 'Introduction to Soviet Poli- tables set up and videos shown COLUMBUS, Ga. (AP) - In mated 1 million college gradu- the current chaotic economic probably cried after his bike tics." on sexual responsibility. the '80s, graduates carrying ates will face the worst job times as cautiously optimistic. was stolen. "We had two reasons for Whitney Himes, GSU "master of business adminis- market in 20 years, putting "What it requires is a lot "The University's Police studying the Soviet Union. It Health Educator, said she felt tration" on their sheepskins more of your attention. ... You demand for MBAs on the de- Department's stance is to was the system that repre- it was important to coordinate often commanded starting cline. have to go the extra mile," aggressively prosecute all sented a form of government activities for condom week be- salaries of $50,000 or more But even in the face of mass Athey, 30, said of the formula criminal offenses that occur that had not existed before. cause most universities give right out of college. layoffs and corporate downsiz- needed for MBA graduates to within our jurisdiction," said And two, it was the single some sort of recognition to the But in the '90s, the luster of find jobs now. "So far it looks ing, Athey said he sees no need Brown. "I will push for a largest adversary of our system week. the MBA may be fading. pretty good. I've had seven in- for serious worrying yet. minimum of shock incarcera- of government," Mahoney said Himes said, "We look at it Recent reports show that job terviews in the last month. I "It's a long recession, but tion and I would like to see this week. as just another opportunity to prospects for college gradu- haven't heard anything posi- it's a shallow recession. The more severe punishment." Neither applies now. promote sex education on ates, particularly those with tive or negative, so I guess I'm companies in the '80s grew Brown said there has been He said the best option campus." MBA degrees, are at a record still in the ball game." faster and grew too fat, but an increase in car break-ins maybe including the material Jeff Barker, publicity coor- low. now I think we're just seeing a There aren't a lot of jobs in the past and urged stu- on a course on totalitarian dinator for SGA, said one of University of Georgia stu- slimming down of companies. waiting for this year's crop of dents to keep their valuables government. the reasons SGA got involved dent Mark Athey - one of the They're getting leaner and MBA graduates, according to locked in their trunks and Mahoney said he gets some was to try and pet condom ma- approximately 160 UGA stu- meaner." Northwestern University's record the serial numbers of satisfaction knowing that a chines placed in .'»^ issidence dents who will carry MBAs Lisa Ransom, director of Lindquist-Endicott study on any valuable items inside government he considered in- halls. into the job market in June - MBA Career Services for the job prospects. The survey re- the car. humane has self-destructed. SEE CONDOM, PAGE 6 describes his attitude during vealed that this year's esti- SEE MBA, PAGE 6 Page 2 • Februrary 7, 1992 CAMPUS NEWS The George-Anne

Feb 28. •Dr. Kishwar M. Maur will Thursday, February 13 •International Coffee Hour Friday, February 7 Sunday, February 16 .•The Eagle Basketball team give a lecture entitled, •The Lady Eagle Basketball will be held in room 241 of the •Dr. James H. Cane will 'Willy Wonka & The will play againest Georgia "Common Plant Diseases in team will take on Florida University Union at 11 a.m. give a lecture entitled, Chocolate Factory will be "Pollination Quality Influences State in the Hanner the Southeast U.S.," in room International University at •Video Buttons will be done shown at 7 and 9:30 p.m. in Temporal Competition for Fieldhouse at 7:30 p.m. 218 of the Biology building at 7:30 p.m. in the Hanner in the Union Commons from the Union Theater. It will be Avian Seed Dispersal: The noon. 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Sunday, February 9 Fieldhouse. shown through Monday. Early Berry Gets The Bird," in •The Sweetheart Ball will • The Wizard of Oz will be • Curly Sue will be shown in Wednesday, February 12 •African American Gospel room 218 of the Biology be held at 8 p.m. in the shown in the Union Theater the Union Theater at 7 and Choir will perform in concert building at noon. •Rabbi Raphael Gold will Williams Center. at 7 and 9:30 p.m. It will be 9:30 p.m. The movie will be at 6 p.m. in the Union 'Long Walk Home will be lecture at 6 p.m. in the Union, • Dr. Peter Schofer will give shown through Saturday. shown through Monday. room 254. The event is Ballroom. shown in the Union Theater at a lecture entitled,"How Do We Saturday, February 15 7 and 9:30 p.m. It will be sponsored by the Hillel Read Different Cultural Monday, Febraury 17 Tuesday, February 11 •The Eagle Baseball team shown through Saturday. Affiliate of GSU . The public is Signs?," at 4:30 p.m. in the Foy • Comedienne Caroline Rhea will play against Georgia Tech •NAACP Afro-American welcome. Recital Hall. The lecture is will perform at 8 p.m. in the at 2 p.m. at J. I. Clements Pageant will be held in the Saturday, February 8 sponsored by CLEC and the Union Ballroom. Stadium. Union Ballroom at 7 p.m. •R. Ragins exhibit, •The GSU Pilot's Foreign Languages •The Miss GSU Pageant •The Falla Guitar Trio will "Scholastics," will debut today •"Jump Rope for Heart" will Association will meet at 8 p.m. Department. and will be open 2-4 p.m. The be held in the Hanner in room 244 of the University will be held in the Union SEE ANNOUCEMENTS, PAGE 6 exhibit will be shown through Fieldhouse at 6 p.m. Union. Friday, February 14 Ballroom at 7 p.m.

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Mexico fact, made by American com- c. American d. America panies. Here's a quiz: d. French 11. Jaguar cars are made by a Baseball Cards 1. The parent company of 6. Godiva chocolate is: company based in: •1952-1992 Braun household appliances is: a. French a. Germany wax packs, boxes, sets a. Swiss b. Belgian b. Britain •upper deck- b. German c. Swiss c. America singles-commons c. American d. American d. Japan supplies Guns d. Japanese 7. Vaseline's owner is: 12. Atari video games are: 2. Bic pens are: a. American a. Korean •New & Used a. Japanese b. French b. American Wide Variety of Holsters b. Czech c. Anglo-Dutch c. Japanese •Gunsmith on Duty / c. American d. German d. Malaysian d. French 8. Firestone tires are: Comics 3. The maker of Haagen-Dazs a. Japanese •new & used editions ice cream is based in: b. American Answers: 1. c (Gillette Co.) available a. France c. German 2. d (Bic SA). 3. c (Grand •over 30,000 in stock b. Sweden d. French Metropolitan PLC) 4. c T.V.'s, c. Britain 9. Holiday Inns are owned by a (Thomson SA) 5. d (Bidermann •supplies d. America company based in: International) 6. d (Campbell in house subscriptions 4. RCA televisions are made by CDs, a. France Soup Co.) 7. c (Unilever PLC) a company based in: b. America 8. a. (Bridgestone Corp.) 9. c a. Japan c. Britain (Bass PLC) 10. b (Seagram Co. b. America Stereo's d. Saudi Arabia Ltd.) 11. c (Ford Motor Co.) 12. Role Playing Games c. France 10. Tropicana orange juice is b (Atari Corp.) d. Korea •D&D, Palladium Rifts •Japanese Animation . •Dice & Minatures A - Students produce TV show •Robotech

GSU News Service A 15 minute student-pro- duced television show high- lighting campus community Jewelery events has begun airing on .•New & Used Northland Cable Channel 3 •Custom Made every Friday at 6 p.m. Jewler on Duty The show, "Collegiate Custom Calendar," is a student pro- Auto Speaker duced show designed to inform residents and students off- instructor in the Boxes campus about university pro- Communication Arts and grams and activities. It will Department and the developer detail up-coming campus of the show. Complete Systems Congratulations... "There are a lot of people events and profile key individ- Sl} JuneHendrix,custodianinthe uals in the community and who have retired to Statesboro fat**" Williams Center, received university. to take advantage of the Union Employee of the "I wanted to develop a show cultural and academic 681-2592 Month. (Photo by Jesse that gave the students a activities a university town Mon.-Sat. 9-6 LeRoy) unique educational experience, has to offer." and at the same time serve The show is rebroadcast Hwy. 67 at Burkhalter, near fairgrounds Statesboro and the university," over the weekend and will run said David Burns, an through winter quarter. Statesboro, GA ^^■B ■^■§^^^■■■^^^■■■1 i^M

FEATURES Februrary 7, 1992 • Page 3 The George-Anne Watch those hand signals! What's friendly here can be rude over there By Alfred Borcover Axtell said. And thus begins Chicago Tribune what Axtell calls the conver- w «n ♦ T ♦ H When President Bush sational tango, with one person swung through Australia on moving closer, the other step- his 10-day trade blitz Down ping back. UNION ^ ^ Under and in the Orient ear- ident for worldwide marketing Axtell said people in the lier this month, he flashed a V- Venezuela, however, the horns for Parker Pen Co., recently signify good luck. Middle East and Latin for-victory sign to an Aussie PRODUCTIONS wrote a book called "Gestures" America have smaller "bub- Besides hand gestures, crowd. What he obviously did- (Wiley & Sons, $9.95). bles" and move in close during Axtell warned of two other n't realize was that when he "Any book on understanding a conversation. Not only do common things Americans flashed the sign with his palm human behavior is tricky they move in, but they have a should keep in mind: The sim- toward him, he gave the stuff," Axtell admitted. "No tendency to touch your arm or ple shaking of hands and Australians the equivalent of two people behave in precisely lapel, and for most Americans, physical closeness. our rude single-finger gesture. the same way. Nor do people that's uncomfortable. Even handshakes can get Richard Nixon once stepped from the same culture all per- So what's safe? you in trouble. "It's a very off his airplane in South form exactly the same gestures "According to anthropolo- Western gesture, but it's not America and gave the waiting and body language uniformly." gists," said Axtell, "there's one the only way to greet people," crowd an OK sign with his Axtell's objective: To help main gesture that has never Axtell said. "The Japanese bow thumb and forefinger forming people learn "right from rude, been misunderstood. The is not an act of subservience, a circle. The only problem was to help avoid misunderstand- smile. They claim it's the only but a symbol of respect and in that culture, it meant the ings." universal gesture." humility. In Southeast Asia, same as the single-finger ges- Besides the V-for-victory ture. people press their palms to- For American women travel- and OK signs, two other ges- gether and bow their heads. ing alone, Axtell said there are Those two public figures are tures that get misinterpreted Maori tribesmen in New a lot of general rules they not the only ones who have are the "thumbs-up" and "Hook Zealand rub noses and should follow. Women, he ad- conveyed the wrong messages 'em, horns." The aforemen- through body language. Tibetans stick their tongues vised, should be careful about tioned OK sign can mean out." touching, under any circum- Anyone who has traveled over- "worthless" in France, or a cer- But handshakes have their stances, lest it be interpreted seas undoubtedly is guilty of at tain part of the female nuances. Americans, he said, the wrong way. He also sug- least one wrong gesture. anatomy in Brazil, Axtell said are big on firm handshakes. gested very conservative dress. In this era of high-fives, low- in an interview. "None of that limp-fish stuff. "Don't do anything that could fives and raised fists, it's diffi- '"Thumbs up' is perfectly all But in Japan, parents teach ever be considered flirtatious." cult to know what everyone's right, except in Austalia, be- kids not to give a firm hand- What's particularly helpful hands are trying to say. cause there it means roughly shake because it's aggressive, about Axtell's book is his coun- What you do with your the same as the OK sign in impolite. Kids also are taught try-by-country listings of what hands, fingers and feet can win Brazil," he continued. "In cer- not to look the person in the people should do and shouldn't Comedian: Caroline Rhea Tuesday, Feb. 11 you friends or a punch in the tain other scattered areas, it's mouth, depending on what eye because that's intimidat- do. 8 pm Union Ballroom also a rude gesture. You don't ing, rude. country you're in. The art of want to hitchhike in Nigeria "So a lot of Americans go to Axtell cited a communica- gesturing sometimes gets so with that gesture. It's a rude Sweetheart Ball Thursday, Feb. 13 Japan, shake hands, get a limp tions-expert who estimated delicate that perhaps it's best signal. If you want to hitchhike 8 pm Williams Center handshake and the person that humans can produce up to to keep our hands at our sides there, you just flap your hand won't look them in the eye. It 700,000 physical signs. at all times. up and down." makes the American feel un- Avid sports fans may have Concert: "Too Smooth" Monday, Feb. 17 Americans, not known for The "Hook 'em, Horns" sign, comfortable and vice versa. So seen most of them. Noon Union Commons their linguistic skills, tend to formed by making a fist and that's where cultures collide." gesture with their hands when extending the index and little On spatial relationships, the When a baseball manager or abroad, a sincere effort to fingers, commonly is used by Skating Party Wednesday, Feb. 26 proximity in which people third-base coach signals for a communicate. That being the fans of the University of Texas 7 pm Statesboro Skate Inn stand when conversing, hit-and-run or a pitch-out, or a case, it pays to know what's Longhorns. Use that gesture in Americans are in the middle. football coach signals in plays right and what isn't when us- Italy, said Axtell, and you're in "Americans like to stand to a quarterback or linebacker, Comedian: Rene Bray Tuesday, March 3 ing body language. trouble. It signifies impotence about an arm's length from it boggles the mind to think 8 pm Union Ballroom Or, as Roger Axtell calls it, and stupidity. In Wisconsin, someone. If I got closer to you, what they might be saying to "cross-cultural communica- however, the sign means "bull- you would instantly know that foreign visitors watching the tions." Axtell, retired vice pres- "Rapture" & Afro-American Choir Thursday, March 5 bleep." In Brazil and game. I am penetrating your space," 7 pm Union Ballroom Used jeans FROM OUR FILES are hot Strict room inspection will include 12 points The following story appeared in The George- Girls are never to go to the dining hall or to Anne Jan. 7,1950. It is a prime example of how class, other than Physical Education, in gym commodity GSU, then Georgia Teachers College, has suits or blue jeans. Exceptions are made for field changed in the past 40 years. trips. By Nancy Ross-Flanigan Girls are not permitted to go to classes, to Knight-Ridder Newspapers Well Girls, more regulations. This time it is the dining hall, or to town with their hair rolled room-cleaning. Room inspections will be made up. Buttoning your fly may not in all three women's dormitories, plus Sanford Raincoats, or other long coats, must be worn seem like a big deal - unless between the hours of 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. A check (buttoned up) over bathing suits when going to will be made of 12 points: (1) Beds Made, (2) and from the swimming pool. you live in Russia, Wales, West floors swept, (3) trash cans emptied, (4) window Africa or another part of the sills cleaned and uncluttered, (5) "Coke" bottles Attending athletic events (women) world where Levi's 501 jeans returned to crates, (6) kitchen dishes returned, All girls are permitted to go to varsity bas- are hard to come by. (7) lavatory and mirror cleaned, (8) dresser and ketball games, veteran's games, laboratory high The worldwide passion for desk dusted and straightened, (9) clothes and school games. comfortably worn, button-fly shoes put away, (10) trash not swept into halls, Girls attending local football games off- jeans gave 29-year-old Stacy and (12) any other reason. campus are expected to be back in the dormitory Flower of Seattle, Wash., an In addition to the room cleaning regula- by 10:30. idea for a hot new business. tions, new changes and additions found in the To be added under Senior Dating Sunday & Monday With $10,000 of her own "T" book [student conduct code], page 37, have Senior girls have the privilege of staying out cash, Flower set up collection recently been set up by the administration. until 11:00 during the spring quarter. 'CURLY SUE' WILL STEAL YOUR HEART." Dress (women) to be added to page 58: Under Junior Dating 10b, page 54, entire sites around her state and Until arrangements are made for dressing paragraph changed to read as follows. started a toll-free phone line and undressing in the gym all girls are to wear Juniors may have dates on or off campus on <3UR!Y§UE customers can use to find out their raincoats or other long coats when going to Saturday and Sunday afternoons, but only on where to convert their old and from the gym. Girls may go to the post office campus Saturday and Sunday nights. Church jeans into cash. for their mail provided they wear their coats dates are permitted Sunday evenings. In addi- Three months later, she's buttoned up and do not sit down and visit while tion, they may have three dates a week at night, doing so well she's about to ex- so dressed. on or off campus. pand into California and New York and maybe Michigan. Flower started with a store near the University of APPLICATIONS Washington campus where you can get cash on the spot for Be a part BEING ACCEPTED FOR: jeans. • Coffeehouse Chair MOVIES Then she worked out a fund- • Concerts Chair Friday & Saturday raising deal with her old high of the school in which students get $7 • Films Chair Sunday & Monday or $8 per pair of jeans (no holes • Homecoming Chair or stains, please), and the 7:00 p.m. & 9:30 p.m. school gets to keep a dollar for Union Team • Multi-Cultural Coordinator every pair collected. • Publicity Coordinator Union Theatre She also has set up fund- Applications are available, • Special Events Chair $1 with GSU Student I.D. raisers with a support group $2 General Admission for families of missing children beginning February 3,1992 • Student Director and with other schools and youth organizations. from the Union Productions Most of the denim duds she Information Hotline collects go to Japan or Great office Rm. 207, Student Union. Applications are due Britain, where they retail for around $100. February 21, 1992. "But I don't get anywhere BL68 1-0461 close to that," Flower quickly For more information call the UP BOARD adds. Union Production office at Student Director Heidi Graef Films Chair Bill Waller The jeans-for-cash caper is UNION^^ Publicity Coordinator Marly Hays Multicultural Chair Lynwood Holmes Just the newest phase of Concerts Chair Stephanie Scott Homecoming Chair Cheryl Stephens 681-5442 or Anthony Rice at Coffeehouse Chair Mike Bowden Flower's 1-year-old export GEORGIAPRODUCTIONS SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY business. 681-0399. a- Office 681-5442 • UNION PRODUCTIONS SEE JEANS, PAGE 6 LANDRUM BOX 8066 • STATESBORO, GA 30460 Liked By Many, O George-Anne Cussed By Some... For 65 years, Georgia Southern's Official Student Newspaper OPINIONS Read By Them All Gary A. Witte Kevin Hudson Friday, February 7,1992 Editor Managing taitor Misty McPherson News Editor uFew

LOVG S6CO_T#7 USTSO To boijR Lovsfi. CHAPTEC m CAR&FuLL^. INTIMATE PH-UXJTALK OFTC«J faWrff Ethical problems A SuBTLE uijOECcuRR€MT OFVtlUO Hojr.'l-iry. causing crimes Give me a minute to get up 55AH O W T op LA y V. on my moral soapbox. < POINTS , V\@TUR.4 OFF LIGHT? Okay, here we go. A disturb- V*-W_)THftoU PASTf. r v s 0 ing trend here at GSU is the 5 ifSf'>r '- «E AMP V TO LAUGH 6^ THE lack of morality among the OJTSIPE UHUE students. I attended a seminar U>6£f>i"60>J PONDER... IE i«)sioe on campus violence last week REPEAT. where I heard about a recent Jason Lewis rise in the violence of crimes on campus. Included among the perpetrations was an incident If my mother hadn't read to in which a sawed-off shotgun me long before I understood was pulled on a student. the words, I probably would've A friend of mine works in never known the satisfaction the University Store and he's that comes from writing. always telling me about some If my father hadn't tossed theft or another occurring me a ball long before I could there. Some students steal catch it, I might have never books and then try to resell known the exaltations of them. Others steal expensive sports. clothes, including GSU jackets. If my brother hadn't beat Now I know times are tough the crap out of me before I (especially for college stu- could defend myself, I might dents), but if you're going to have never accepted the con- steal, at least make it some- cept of passive resistance. thing you really need. My point is that our devel- If you haven't eaten for a opmental environment deter- couple of days or if you can't af- mines who and what we are ford a text you really need for a and will be. It's no surprise class, lift a honey bun or a that so many young people book. But if you haven't spent turn to crime when they have you money on things you didn't no other model to emulate. need, this shouldn't be neces- A child raised in an envi- sary. ronment where the most suc- Some have suggested that cessful people are criminals an increase in crime can be ex- have very little choice in life. pected with the continued They can follow the patterns of growth here at GSU, and dishonesty they've seen lead to they're right. But that's not the wealth or they can defy tradi- only problem. tion and try to achieve success The ethical fiber of this na- honestly. It's hard to do the Adoption, not Abortion, should be the alternative tion seems to be slowly deterio- latter. Dear Editor, rating. I'm not talking about a great deal of research to claim it to be. It is a statement I would like to now address anything religious here. You Of course, the "upper class" I am responding to your support the views contained in by a group of people that the actual issue at hand. This don't have to be a Christian, can be just as crooked as a article in the Jan. 28 issue of it. This letter speaks directly to believe greatly in the sanctity being the subject of abortion. Jew or Muslim to have basic drug dealer on the street. If a the George-Anne. The piece Gary and any other person who of life — every life. Gary, you stated in your article values. child is raised in a home where was entitled "The problem with might hold his view of the 'pro- Granted, I do not go along that women forced to have his parents cheat on their life' movement. with people who would make their children go through "Nine The main cause for this is 'pro-life' arguments." This taxes and his dad embezzles particular article held my I want to first shed light on threats against those in the months - and more - worth of the breakdown of the family money from his company or interest more than any other my reasons for writing this 'pro-choice' movement. This is punishment." structure in America. I happen cheats his customers, he's just that your paper has ever letter. It is not a letter to gain answering one wrong with Have you ever gone to a to have been brought up in a as likely as a poor street kid to printed since I have been here some sort of revenge against another. I do, though, believe couple who have been blessed Christian home and I still cling turn out bad. Except, he'll at GSU. I am a third quarter Gary Witte. Rather, this letter greatly in the right to free with children through adoption to most of the tenants of that probably do it in a coat and tie. is to shed some light on the expression. The crosses are and asked them about their religion, but I'm not a terribly senior and have seen most Worse yet are the role mod- cause of the groups who are simply an expression of love for punishment? How bad do they religious person. My values every issue of the George-Anne els that teach violent means of for the past three and a half against abortion. every life that God has created despise their situation of being come from what my family - dealing with people. If a man My wife and I attend the and will create. "forced" to raise a child that through their words and ac- years. beats his wife and abuses his Gary, you can take pride in First Baptist Church of We are Christians who want some woman decided she could tions - taught me was right kids - physically, emotionally the fact that you have written Brooklet and am one of the to make a statement about the not raise? and wrong. or sexually - only an unusually one of the most annoying many people who helped to blessed gift of life that God has Though by blood it may not I believe that we're about 90 strong child will be able to defy articles I have ever read. I display the "ugly propaganda" given us. Even a person who be their child, I have direct percent sponge at birth. Most his legacy. have a strong feeling that your on Highway 80. I would like to has no belief in God, must hold witness to the fact that of what we become depends on SEE CRIMES, PAGE 6 article was simply meant to say to you, Gary, that this is some value to the rights of an adopting parents love their our environment. provoke. It seemed not to have not the propaganda that you innocent baby to live. SEE ABORTION, PAGE 8

LETTER AND SUBMISSION POLICY LET ME SEE The George-Annewe\comes letters to the editor, story submissions and guest columns from Delayed until Tuesday King was a real leader people both inside and outside the Georgia Southern University Community. All copy IF I GOT submitted should be typed (double-spaced, please), preferably on Macintosh disk in D.J. Smith's regularly Dear Editor, Martin is more famous dead Microsoft Word or Microsoft Works format. All submissions must be signed and include a THIS than alive. What is your prob- mailing address and phone number for verification. The editors reserve the right to reject any scheduled column will be ap- I was deeply disturbed by submission. There is no word limit on submissions. A writer may request to remain pearing in the Tuesday issue of STRAIGHT... the letter in your [paper] stat- lem with this? Isn't it better to anonymous. However, it will be the editor's decision whether or not to print the name. the George-Anne. D.J. Smith ing that Martin Luther King die an honorable death than to Submissions are run on a space-available basis. does not deserve a holiday. The live a shameful life? writer vehemently expressed You also want to know why his reasons for resenting the we don't have a John F. celebration of the holiday. Kennedy Day. We don't have Whites aren't only racists STAFF This individual "rests his one because you haven't put Dear Editor, sounds so outrageous that objection on two main points: your nose to the grindstone to some people will think it is a I am writing this letter in NEWS (1) we don't give equal shrift to work for one. If you really de- lie. This is not just some the hope that it will make more of the country's real sired a holiday for JFK, you hideous story that I made up. I Assistant News Editors: Doug Gross, Brent Parrott; Copy Editors: Missy someone open their eyes to the Lukehart, Mike Strong; News Staff: Jennifer Booth, Scott Crockett, Tanya leaders, and (2) we are asked would petition for it. only wish I had recorded the Emerson, Johnnie Goolsby, Stacy Graham, Roger Lee, Dennis Smith, Michelle reverse prejudice that is going to honor an orator who, in the Remember, this is America news the night this story ran Thomas, Kim St. Hilaire, Ken Ward on and has been going on in overall scheme of things, was and you have the right to do as about six months ago. I realize FEATURES this country for a long time. not the figurehead while he you please. these are some touchy subjects, Before I go any further, let me Features Editor: Teresa Roach; Staff: Donna D'Ambrosio, Doug Gross, Carolyn lived that he has become since You also state that you but I have to say something be- McWilliams, Trey Decker, Donald Jordan say that I am NOT prejudiced. he died." "have a third reason for oppos- I am neither a member of cause obviously no one else has SPORTS First of all, Martin Luther ing the holiday: MLK's plagia- the "KKK" nor am I a member the "BALLS" to. Sports Editor: Eric Weisenmiller; Assistant Sports Editor: Michael Strong; Staff: King, Jr. was a real leader. He rism on his dissertation." I do of any white supremacist The Negro College fund, cor- John Munford, Rod Swinson, Eddie Womack dedicated his life to civil rights not condone plagiarism, yet no group, past, present or future. rect me if I'm wrong, was orga- OPINIONS in order to help mankind to man is perfect. I am quite sure What I am is tired. Tired of nized a long time ago when it Staff: B. Birdseye, Philana Griffin, Jason Lewis, Pat O'Kelley, D.J. Smith live with, and respect each that you have done some un- hearing about the "Negro was harder for blacks to obtain other. You say that we should ethical things in your lifetime. PHOTOGRAPHY College Fund." Tired of hearing funding for college than whites. honor George Washington, our People in glass houses should Head Photographer: Randy Trujillo; Staff Robby Weatherly, Jesse Stribling, Robert about the "Miss African- There is no more need for this Cooper first president, and Abraham never throw stones, as the old American" contest. since it is just as easy for a Lincoln, our sixteenth presi- cliche goes. CIRCULATION Tired of hearing about black black student to get financial dent. I feel that we give them I know that you have every aid as it is for a white, yellow, Supervisor: Glenn Burgess; Staff: Laura Morgan, Cindy Keever, Mike Bowden, leaders in some of the larger just credit by placing them in right to state your opinion on Chris Shelnutt, Robby Weatherly cities in this country accusing red, green, purple, blue, or the many history books in our any subject, but when you ADVERTISING/DISTRIBUTION SERVICES (ADS) the white population as a chartreuse student. nation's schools. have to make excuses for an Advertising Manager: Stacy Graham; Business Manager: Jeff White; Sales Man- whole of conspiring against all Don't believe me, do you? These men were great, but attitude of bigotry, then maybe ager: Jay Knight; Business Assistant: Kelley Hare; Sales Representatives: Kerry blacks by putting a majority of Well, just stop by your friendly Calhoun, Christy Emig, Matt Fastick, Andrew Flurry, Shelly Robbins, Philip Wil- Martin was equally great. If , you should just keep that the pawn shops (where it financial aid office and pick up liams you feel that these two men opinion to yourself. would be easier for blacks to a copy of the 1992-93 financial PRODUCTION AND GRAPHICS EDITORIAL SERVICES (PAGES) aren't honored enough, then Lastly, you concluded your buy guns to kill each other aid form. Nowhere in these letter by saying that "the only Production Manager: Sherry Dyal; Production Assistant Managers: Stephen why don't you have your own with) and liquor stores (so that forms are you asked anything Gundersen, Barbie Westberry; Production Staff: Jason Adams, Keisha Davis, celebration for them? You King I respect is Elvis, and the all blacks would become alco- about race or color. If someone Brenda Dowling, James Kilkelly, Lynn Kirkland, Adrian McDaniel, Mitch Mitchell, complain, yet you offer no solu- only January holiday I respect Cathy Siler, Joseph Smith; Darkroom Manager: Randy Trujillo holics) in the black neighbor- attempted to organize a tion to what you perceive to be is New Year's." Well, I hate to STUDENT PUBLICATIONS COORDINATOR hoods. "Caucasian College Fund," a problem. disappoint you, but Elvis IS I'll admit the third gripe SEE WHITES, PAGE 8 Bill Neville Secondly, you say that SEE KING, PAGE 6 SPORTS February 7, 1992 • Page 5 The George-Anne

STRONG POINTS ShowdownBy Rod Swinson in Hanner: GSU vs.GSU Staff Writer leaders or mascot. the leadership role on the The GSU Eagles take the Last year, the Panthers team, said the Eagles are Michael Strong floor Saturday night against came in and squeaked out a focused on their task. the Georgia State Panthers in victory as well as vandalized 'We know everyone wants to what is being billed as the the GSU campus by defacing knock us off, but we are de- Should Magic grudge match of the season. Hanner Fieldhouse with termined to work harder and The Eagles who are unde- bumper stickers reading harder to maintain our place "Georgia State University feated in the Trans America on top," he said. the REAL G-S-U." be an all-star? Athletic Conference (7-0) and The Eagles season has been 16-4 overall will try and move The Eagles are in pursuit of very impressive with five of Earvin "Magic" Johnson has a little closer to the road to the an unblemished record in the their seven victories in the • decided to play in the NBA All- FINAL FOUR. TAAC which is a feat that has TAAC coming on the road. Star game and in the Olympic 7:30 p.m. Saturday at Hanner Fieldhouse not been accomplished since The game against Georgia The Eagles will host five of Games this summer in Sinkfield 15 and Wendell makes the trip into Statesboro the home-and-home format be- State holds extra motivational their seven remaining confer- Barcelona, Spain - lovely. Charles with nine, round out almost a must win situation. gan. factors besides moving toward ence games. I don't have a problem with the Eagle's starting five. The Eagles lead the series The Eagles now has the sec- the NCAA Tournament. GSU is 9-1 this season' Magic playing on the Olympic The Panthers, however, 34-9, but have lost two of the ond best start in TAAC history Neither team is very tall, so averaging 102 points at home- team. He will practice with have had an up and down last three meetings. at 7-0. Arkansas -Little Rock both rely on a high speed style while averaging 83 points on them, travel with them, he will season. play to win. The Eagles have compiled a holds the current record with a the road. actually be a part of that team. The Panthers, who are 4-4 9-0 conference start in the The Eagles take the floor 17-4 mark against the The Eagles are urging all of He deserves to play on the in the TAAC and 9-11 overall, 1986-87 season. with a balanced attack with Panthers in Statesboro. their fans to come out to "Jam team. are paced by senior forward The Eagles hope to surpass four starters averaging double GSU went into the the Gym" Saturday and show What he does not deserve is Phillip Luckydo, who is this feat. figures. Panther's cage earlier this sea- Georgia State what a real GSU to play on the All-Star team. averaging 22 points, and junior Windless, who has assumed Tony Windless leads the son and captured an 88-87 vic- crowd is like. He doesn't have All-Star Zavian Smith averaging 16. Eagles in scoring averaging 18 tory led by Windless, who statistics this season. Actually, Despite being in fourth points a game followed by scored 28 points. he doesn't have ANY statistics place in the conference, the Dexter Abrams with 16. The Georgia State home this season - he's RETIRED! Panthers still have a shot at In addition, Charlton Young crowd was large in number The All-Star team is hosting one of the TAAC is averaging 13, Calvin and not very receptive to the supposed to be composed of tournament brackets. This Eagle team, coaches, cheer- that season's best players. Magic is not one of this season's best players. He couldn't be, he's RETIRED! Ladies Eagles fall to USC GOLF CENTER Baseball had a similar LOCATED BEHIND PAULSON By Eric Weisenmiller the Lady Eagles 37-12. problem a couple of years ago drubbing by the University of Sports Editor USC sustained an STADIUM NEXT TO THE when Mike Schmidt was Georgia in 1986. impenatrable force inside the SOUTHERN BOOSTERS elected to the All-Star team The Lady Eagle basketball Coach Drema Greer cited paint. Michelle Murray and after he retired. Mike did the team suffered a crushing 67-24 the intimidating play of the WATER TOWER Marsha Williams were honorable thing and declined defeat at the hands of the USC post players as the cause responsible for 34 points and to play. Ladies of the University of for the dissappointing play of 24 rebounds. her team. Admittedly, Schmidt retired South Carolina last Monday • LARGE PUTTING GREEN Gwen Thomas, Jill Dunn, for a different reason (he got evening in Columbia. The Lady Eagles dropped Beverly Copeland and Tara old) than Magic did, but that GSU shot a dismal 9 for 64 their overall record to 10-11 (2- • RANGE BALLS $2.00 Anderson each scored four isn't the point. The point is (14 percent) from the field to 5 in the TAAC) will face PER BUCKET points for GSU. Georgia State in a conference they are RETIRED! score a record-setting low 24 • PRIVATE GOLF LESSONS points. The defeat was the worst game on Thursday at 5 p.m. in It's not Magic's fault that he Lady Eagle loss since a 97-47 got elected, stupid people with The Lady Gamecocks Atlanta. SUPPLIES FOR SALE All-Star ballots are to blame surrendered the first two points of the game then went for that part of the situation. THIS WEEK IN GSU ATHLETICS • RANGE IS OPEN DURING However, it is his fault that he on to grab a lead which has decided to play. increased as the game went on. (Home Games are in All Caps) GOLF CLASSES ****************************** I have a problem with USC lead by a 30-10 margin Feb. at the half. In the second half 8 SAT M-BASKETBALL VS. GEORGIA STATE Free Golf Clinic * perennial All-Stars as well. In 7:30 p.m. Sat., Feb. 1st 2:00 pm * ("JAM THE GYM" night) other words, I have a problem the Lady Gamecocks outscored * All in attendance will get 1 » M&W TENNIS VS. GEORGIA COLL. with anybody on a team that 1 p.m. FREE bucket of golf balls * Golf-Tournament of Champions ****************************** doesn't deserve to be there. If (at Knoxville, TN) OPEN DAILY, MONDAY-SATURDAY you aren't having a great year, 'Jam the M&W Swimming at Coll. of Charleston 1 p.m. you shouldn't be on the team. W-Basketball at Mercer 7 p.m. Unfortunately, we've seen it RUGBY CLUB VS. AUGUSTA (at Oxford Field) 2 p.m PRO SHOP -681 -9100 I happen so many times in the gym' past in every sport. Fans By Rod Swinson should not elect All-Star teams Staff Writer - coaches should elect the All- RESERVE 0 F FICERS' TRAINING CORPS Star teams in every sport. The GSU Eagles are inviting everyone to JAM THE True, you won't always get a GYM Saturday night when perfect team, but you'll be a $100 dollars will be given to hell of a lot closer than we are now. the most spirited group of basketball fans. Magic is a great player - Celebrity judges will vote on just not this year. Since he the loudest most spirited group wasn't a great player this at the game and award the season, he shouldn't be in the prize following the feature All-Star game. Tim Hardaway, event held in Hanner the player Magic is replacing Fieldhouse at 7:30. in the starting lineup, has been very gracious about the Introducing in one corner, a whole thing, according to heavy weight from Statesboro Magic. Georgia-- "The Georgia Like poor old Tim had much Southern Eagles. of a choice. NBA Commissioner Introducing in the opposite David Stern added Magic to corner, from Atlanta -The the team and basically said Georgia State Panthers. that he would start. Hanner will be the sight of I guess Hardaway has taken the grudge match of the be screwed over pretty well, season between the Eagles and especially since if he had the Panthers. protested he would've been vilified by everybody on Earth, The Eagles are urging the but me and there's little solace entire campus to come out and in that. help defend the campus' in- If Magic wants to be on the tegrity by jamming the gym Olympic team, that's another to the rafters and showing story entirely. Great players their opponents that CASH IN deserve to be rewarded with Statesboro is the home of THE being picked to be on Olympic REAL GSU. teams. Magic is a great Last year Georgia State ar- spokesman for the sport and rived on our campus and ON GOOD GRADES managed to steal a victory and the country. He deserves to be If you're a freshman or sophomore with good on the team. also left their mark "on" grades, apply now for a three-year or two-year • Some would say that the Hanner Fieldhouse. scholarship. From Army ROTC. All-Star team is a great team Hanner was defaced with Army ROTC scholarships pay tuition, most as well and he deserves to be bumper stickers reading books and fees, plus $100 per school month. They on it. True it is a great team, "Georgia State University... also pay off with leadership experience and officer but the point of that team is to the REAL G-S-U" credentials impressive to future employers. honor the best players of that This year the Eagles went to season, not the best players Atlanta and pulled out a vic- overall. This may seem a bit tory in front of a huge Panther contradictory, but it's not. crowd. The best players do not The victory was not taken always have the best seasons. well by the Panther fans, as They may be having a good they expressed their senti- ARMY ROTC season, but ther^ is always ments to the team, coaches, THE SMARTEST COLLEGE someone having a great season cheerleaders and Eagle. COURSE YOU CAN TAKE. that deserves to be honored for The Eagles are urging all CONTACT: his achievements. That is whai- campus organizations and fans MAJ JOHN FARRELL the All-Star game is for, not to to come out and show their SOUTH BUILDING ROOM 134 honor retired players. support and take home the OR CALL 681-5320 That's what the Schick prize given after the final Legends Game is for. buzzer. Page 6 • Februrary 7, 1992 CONTINUATIONS The George-Anne ANNOUNCEMENTS COUNCIL CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2 CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 perform at 8 p.m. in the Foy censes, said that council Annexation plan presented Councilman David Shu- Recital Hall. should consider adopting an make was concerned that not Your Eyes Have It! • "Too Smooth" will perform ordinance stating the defini- The city council also heard granting the license could Specializing In in concert at noon in the Union tion of "college campus" that the first reading of the revised bring a "childish" lawsuit. Commons. the city will use on a regular city annexation plan. This A spokesman for Mabrook Eyecare •The Eagle Baseball team basis. plan, would place much of the Halat, who had requested the I & Contact Lenses will play against the Newton asked if there was GSU community within the license, said Halat was upset University of Georgia at 4 p.m. any way the city could limit city limits. at waiting 10-11 weeks for for GSU Students at Clements Stadium. the number of licenses given According to the new pro- approval. \ and Faculty •There will be an African out, but was told it could not posal, a referendum on the American Student Art Exhibit legally be done. proposal would go to voters Other license requests held at the Southern Center during the summer of 1993, A license request was for Continuing Education. It and if passed the areas in the Dr. Sherri Becker will be shown through Feb 21. Cable TV rates questioned turned down for "Vinnie's Go- OPTOMETRIST plan would be incorporated Go," which is planned for #9 Lee Johnson of Statesboro into the city Jan. 1, 1994. MBA CATV was invited to attend Windsor Village. OFFICE HOURS: The original proposal was The building is located only Mon-Wed 8:30 am - 5:30 pm CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 the city council meeting to dis- scrapped due to time feasibil- 86 feet from GSU's Job University of Georgia, said it is cuss the reasons for the recent W A V Thurs 9:30 am - 7:00 pm ity problems highlighted by a Network Center, as opposed to Fri *:30 am - 3:00 pm virtually a coin toss in trying $1.50 per month increase in University of Georgia study. to decipher what will be the standard cable TV rates. the 100 yards required by law. The license was granted by fate of MBA graduates this Johnson said the reason The request was unani- 9 Lester Road • 764-5605 a four to one vote, with coun- year. could easily be justified easily. mously denied. cilman John Newton casting VNI think we have experi- "Two words - program cost," Another license was re- the dissenting vote. enced what every other school he said. quested and granted for Several questions were in the country has experi- Johnson said the 28 stan- Valentino's, which is now the raised during the debate. enced, and that's that compa- dard channels were the ones Peking Restaurant. Newton said Oxford Field, nies just aren't hiring like they that have been increasing in City councilman Eddie which is within the 100 yard have in the past," she said. cost. CNN, in particular, had Rushing asked Brannen about legal limit, could be built up in Britt Shirley, MBA director increased its charges because the legality of selling across the future. He asked if that for Columbus College, said job of the cost of the Gulf War cov- from a nearby church. Q: What is a double good deal? could pose legal problems. placeement isn't a major prob- erage. Brannen replied that the "You could sell beer and A: A Sonic Brown Bag Special! lem for the 120 MBA students He also mentioned the $1 law deals strictly with the pre- wine on the steps of a church," there. The reason is simple. million expansion of the sys- sent since there is no way to said Brannen, noting that Q: What is a Sonic Brown Bag Special? "We don't anticipate any tem that would allow a greater know what could happen in liquor stores must be 100 problems because 80-85 per- selection of channels. the future. yards away. cent of our students are al- ® Junior Sonic ready employed," Shirley said. JEANS Burger x 2 "They're getting their MBA CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2 because their employers told A University of Washington off into selling handmade Flower's jeans-collecting busi- them they would be more at- grad with a degree in cultural quilts to Japanese customers ness, call 1-800-788-LEVI any- (D Regular French tractive to them. I think the anthropology, she started out before cashing in on the jeans time. problems we're seeing now is peddling used typewriters to trade. Fries x 2 that too many people tried to the Philippines and branched To find out more about put an MBA degree in place of experience." Saturday © Regular Soft And experience is exactly what companies are looking for LIKED BY MANY, CUSSED BY SOME, READ BY THEM ALL! Drink x 2 today, said Joyce Fowler, re- cruiting manager for Total •(g) All of the above! System Services Inc. "In terms of an entry-level /f §®ooik ©[F®TO Sag §p©6iy position, we look at the (MBA) Dees Book & $4.99 + tx. degree in a limited amount. We look more at the person's 11a.m. - 2p.m. skills, what they can do," Ms. Balloon Gallery Febraury I - February 29 Fowler said. Balloons and other Drive-ln Phone 322 S. Main St. CONDOM Drive-Thru 489-4544 North of the Triangle CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Valentine Gift Ideas -raaarfrmr Barker said SGA is attempt- ing to get student groups in- Remember volved because participation %Wir^W^r^WfWWMMft has been low. Barker said this Your might be because condom usage is an uncomfortable sub- Sweetheart ject for most students and they 403 B S. Zetterower Ave don't take it seriously. Statesboro, GA 30458 489-3161 Himes wanted to remind students that condoms are 909* available at the Health Center at the price of 5 for $1. She QO£ D Q said that they system is very Q discreet and she is concerned that most students aren't aware that the service is available. Himes said the Health cJLakcsid Center is not promoting promiscuity, but condom usage is important because there is a high prevalence of STD's on the GSU campus, as well as others. "We still think monogamy and marriage is the safest place for sex," said Himes. KING □ O □ O CONTINUED FROM PAGE 4 n dead. Moreover, you wish that the government would create a holiday for the Beatles because "after all, we can be fairly sure that Paul McCartney and John Lennon wrote their own lyrics." How can you be so Wednesday, February 12 w sure? Were you an actual part of their group during the Britsh Invasion?

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Outdoor Gas Grill- Almost new Michael Gilbert- What does Doodle-bug TYPING - Drop-off & pick-up on cam- 01 •Announcements Lost: 1990 class ring in the South Male roommate needed - Park Place (2months old) grill w/140+ square inch Buliding or going to North Building. mean? Glad to have you in Pi Sig. Good Villas. Totally furnished. $1'67 per pus. See Peggy 116 South Bldg., call heating area, side burner, fuel gauge, luckl -Your Pi Sig Big. Guess Who? GSU's Non-Traditional Student meeting Green Peridot stone-sterling silver. month plus 1/3 utilities. Call 681-5586 or 681-6520. Quick service auto-ignite system, more. Sell for $100. is Tuesday, February 11, 1992, at 5:15 Name engraved on it, call Tom Would you like to place a personal for 681-1720, ask for Ricky. (usually overnight), very good rates Call Rob at 681-3333. pm in Room 244 of the Student Union. 681-8916. Valentine's Day? If so, drop by the Male roommate needed immediately for TYPING- Fast & Reasonable. Call Jean Refreshments will be served. Williams Ctr, upper level, in the 1991 moblie home. Fully furnished 852-5405 11-Help Wanted Raising Roofs, awareness, and moneyl ^•Miscellaneous for Sale George-Anne office, or mail it to LB* with central heat, washer/dryer. TYPING - Reasonable rate. Resumes, 8001 to place one. It's free to students $150/month, $100 deposit. Call Need volunteers- meeting, Feb. 18, Rm "EXTRA INCOME* term papers, etc. Letter quality or Dot .22 pistol for sale. 9 shot, 4" barrel. and faculty for the first 25 words. 681-1232, ask for Matt. 242, Student Union-4pm. Groups and Earn from $200 - $500 weekly mailing Matrix printers. Call Brenda, 681- Made by New England Firearms. $60 Deadline is Tuesday, Feb. 11. Individuals needed for community 1992 Travel Brochures. For more Male Roommate needed Spring and 5301, or drop by Carroll, Rm 86 OBO. Call 764-7382. projectsl Need more info? Write LB Information send an addressed Summer quarters. $225 & month. Own University Typing Svc - Word proc. for 2 new beer signs: Budweiser and Miller 17«Pets& Supplies 12502. stamped envelope to: ATW Travel, P.O. bedroom, bathroom, phone line, faculty & students, Term papers to Genuine Draft. Asking $125 OBO. Ask foi washer/dryer. Call 681-9895- Riding Eagles Motorcycle Club meetings Box 430780, Miami, FL 33143 4 1/2 month old female puppy- free to books. Editing Included. Letter quality Frank at 681-2434. Thursdays 5-7, Come join. Call Jon Love Alaska Summer Employment- fisheries. a good home. Part lab. Has all shots. Mature, honest couple seeks couple printing. Majorie Bell, Ed.D. 681-3716 at 489-1553. Club agenda- lower Earn $5,000+/month. Free Atari 7800, compatible with 2600 House trained. Call 681-9050- with similar qualities to share Wake-Up service- Never miss another games, 6 joysticks and 41 cartridges. apartment next school year. Looking to parking costs, better and more transportation! Room & Boardl Over Free to a good home- found grey male class or study session. If you have a motorcycle spaces. $50 OBO. Call Steve 681-3571. sign lease early. Call 871-6264, ask for 8,000 openings. Male or female. For cat. 9-12 months old. Very loving; telephone, I'll wake you up. 50* per call Dwayne. STUDENTS, FACULTY & STAFF ONLY: employment program call Attention Sports Card Collectors- I beautiful, needs a home. Laeve billed to you weekly. Call todayl Leave YOU can put your own message in this 1-206-545-4155 ext, 312. have aproximately 2,000 common message-489-3434. Roommate graduating: need roommate message 842-2640. space for FREEI 25 words of less, please. baseball and football cards. Most for Spring and /or Summer Qtr. $197 Attention all studentsl Earn $30,000 in Free to good home- beautiful grey male Will do TYPING - Essays, Reports, Term Drop by the Wms Center, Rm 11 1, or 1980-1984. Good condition. 3* month * 1/2 utilities. Own bedroom, 100 days through multi-level cat. 9-12 months old. Very lovable. We Papers. Done on computer, rough draft send your classified ad to LB 8001. For each/nego. 681-3571. 1/2 mile from campus. Call 681-2266. marketingl Serious inquiries only found him, can't keep him. 489-3434. available. $2.50 per page. Call Mrs. Linda free ads you MUST include your name please. Send Long S.A.S. Envelope: Suite Bike for sale: Specialized Hard Rock Roommate needed ASAPI Sublease Chambers at 237-2000. Free to good home- male grey cat. and Landrum Box number. 12-A P.O. Box 1157 Forked River, NJ model, cable lock and pak included. Alsc Sussex Commons- own bedroom and 9-12 months old. Very affectionate. We Triangle Gay and Lesbian Informal 08731. Boombox dual cassette-CD w/ laser bathroom. Call 681-6703. found him, can't keep him. 489-3434, 22'Sports & Stuff Discussion Group meets 7 pm Mondays. English editing needed occasionally. remote & many extras. 764-5512 ask leave message. Roommate needed for 1990 trailer. Call Counseling Center for further $10hr. Call Dora at 681-9119 after for Doug. 2br, lba. Located 1 mile from college. Anyone interested in playing rugby Free: Black female Retriever puppy, 7 details. 6pm. Cool it this quarter with a pair of $I50/month * 1/2 utilities. Call come out to practice Tuesdays. weeks old. Call 681-6116, ask for Shell. Triangle Gay and Lesbian Rap group FOUND: Man's watch near Hanner. Call like-new Ray-Bans. Black metal frames, 871-6362 after 2 pm. Ask for Brian. Wednesdays, Thursdays at 4pm Oxford Juvinile Iguana- 16" including tail. Field. No experience necessary. meets 7 pm Monday nights. Call 681-0429 to claim. black lenses. Make offer. 764-7312, Roommate needed to share bedroom in leave message for Eric. Healthy. Call Mark at 681-6961. $55 Counselling Center at 681 -5541 for Lifeguards, Swim Coaches, Swim two bedroom apartment at Park Place. FOR SALE: Weider Weight Set 310 lbs. Needs good Home: White Boxer-Pit Bull details. Instructors: Summer positions Excellent buys for 83-86 Monte Carlo: 1/4 utilities. $150 per month. Call And Marcy Pro Weight Bench, asking mix. Gentle, housebroken, spayed, all Wanted: Any persons interested in available in North Atlanta Area. Bra $40, speakers w/ 10" MTX Jennifer at 871-6199. Hurry. $260 for both, OBO. Call 489-4531. if m shotsl One year old, inside or outside starting a video game club. Call Mitch at Certification classes available. Calf woofers/tweeters in box $200. 4 spoked answer leave message. Ask for Michael. dog. Please call me. Ask for Anthony or Roommate needed to take over lease. 681-4552 after 6pm. hubcaps $15. 681-2259 ask for Kelly. Needed girl soccer players to play SwimAtlanta, (404)992-7665, for Sherry onlyl 681-4613 or 871-6146 Chandler Aquare Apt. *80. Rent is Mondays, Tuesdays, or Wednesday at YOGA CLUB meets 5 pm Mondays, information. For Sale: Casio Scientific Graphics (Statesboro). $215/month and 1/4 bills. Nicest January 27 in Union. Wear loose Calculator IX-7000G. Need money fasti college living in Statesboro. Contact 5:00 ASAP. Call Stacey at 871-6469. Read books for payl $100.00 per titlel Puppies for sale: Black and fluffy. 6 wks clothing & bring a mat or blanket. Asking $50 OBO. Call Bryan at Scott Austin at 681-9594. Amazing Recorded Message Reveals old. Had 1st vaccinations. Will be Beginners welcome. Phone 681-0226 681-6234. 23-Stereo & Sound details. 205/283-3469 medium sized. $35, call 681-2253. Roommate needed: Male needed for for details. Wanted: Members to serve on th Union For Sale: Point Blank body armor Stadium Place *28. $150/month ♦ 1/2 White Cocktiel bird cage-complete w/ 2 competition kickers 15" -$225. One Yoga Club meets 5pm Monday nights in vest-$300, 764-6169. utilities. Nonsmoker. Call Russ Productions board for the 1992-93 perches & dishes. Great condition. Call hot set-up 2.125 -500 watt amp made Union. Call 681-0226 for details. school year. Applications available at 681-7282 or LB" 17824. For Sale: Scuba Gear. BCD 1st and 2nd Suzi at 489-3092, please leave by Orion -$250. Call J at 489-4263 the Union Productions Office, Rm 207 Stage Reg Air II, Dive Light, etc. Plus message if not there. Roommate needed: Master bedroom in evenings. ■tos for Sale of the University Union and are due dive bag, entire package-$500. Hawthorne II- Male or female for Car stereo: Coustic 300 watt bridgeable Feb. 21. Call for more info- 681-5442. 764-6169. 19-Rentals & Real Estate Spring Qtr. Call 681-9244. amp, Technics high power deck, 12" 1976Datsun 280Z - $2500 For sale: two truck boxes, 8 inches full Roommate needed: own bedroom in Pyle Driver speakers, Technic 6x9", 1971 Chevy Pick-up- $2500 12«Lost & Found 2 bedroom, 1 bath apartment for rent. range. 2 1/2 inch tweeter $99 OBO. furnished apartment. Close to campus. Pioneer 4 ", & Crossover.. All for $400. 1990 Grand Caravan - $11,500 Available Spring Qtr. Located near Wanted: Tutor Councilors (4) for the Cantact Pete 681-9728, leave message. For more info call Shawn at 681-1396. Call 764-7382. Call Coach Braynt (GSU) 681-5060 (w) Franklin's Restaurant. $250 a month. Georgia Southern University Upward For Sale: World Book Encyclopedia Set, Call anytime ASAP. Pair Blaupunkt 5" speakers-$50. Bell or 587-5555 (h). 489-2916 or 489-1483. Leave Bound Summer Program. Upward New, $400 OBO. 764-6169. Two male or female roommates wanted radar detector-$30. Escort radar 1981 Monte Carlo, new engine, new message. Bound is a program designed to Ladies 14k gold engagement set for sale to share huge, fully furnished bedroom detector- $65. Call Kristen at tires. Power windows, AM/FM/cassette, 2 bedrooms to rent in 3 bedroom. 2 motivate and prepare high school Unique 3/8k solitaire with 10 in roomy house across from McDonald's 681-9839, leave message or call Chris silver w/ burgundy vinyl top, excellent bath mobile home. $160 per month, students for post-secondary education. diamonds and band. Solid 14k gold $150/month plus utilities. at 681-7406. condition. $1700 Call 719-21 61. $100 deposit (refundable). Rooms have In working with the Upward Bound matching wedding band. Only asking Waser/dryer included. Call 489-1373. Precision Power 2000 Amplifier- Program, you will gain valuable beds. Call Jamie at 681-6413. ' 3 : .ondition, $500- Call 764-7382. Two male roommates needed starting brand new, never been used. Must sell. ,ny e . _n taken care of. Musi experience as well as enjoy lots of fun. Apartment for sale: 2 br, 1 bath, Mountain bike S.I.S. Shimano Eage and Summer to share Brand New mobile Receipts available, also noise reduction sale. Can 681-3209, ask for Mark. Applicants must (1) have achieved furnished. 57 Southern Villas. Call Biopace. Must sell $150. 489-8152. Ask home. Private room, W/D. Must be clean box. Call Til at 681-2964. $275- college sophomore status, or better by (404) 428-9595- 1984 Nissan 200sx turbol Electric for Joe. and a non-smoker. $175 + 1/3 utilities. May 1992 (2) have a 2.30 GPA or Sony boombox- dual cassette w/ windows, alarm system. AC, PS, PB, For Sale: 2 bedroom, 1 bath apartment. Mike 681-7665. better (3) be available daily from June Mountain Bike- Raleigh Tangent 1990 programmable CD and laser remote. good gas mileage, runs great, looks *57 Southern Villas. Washer and Carve car amp, 120 watt stereo, 240 15 thru July 30, 1992 -no summer with Shimano gears, brakes, cranks. Gel sharp. Steal it for $2500 OBO. Call dryer. Call (404) 428-9595- mono. Make offer. Call 764-5512 for school students please (4) be seat, seat and bike locks. Used only 4 21'Services 681-2822. Room for rent: Across from campus, committed to working with young times since new. Sell for $375. Call Rob Doug. own room, 1/2 utilities, free water. 1989 Sunbird SE, 2 door, great people (5) applicants must be available at 681-3333. Auto Detailing- Clean inside and out. Stereo equipment for sale, new and condition, automatic transmission, $200/ month (OBO). Lease negotiable. Wash, wax, vacuum, & Armor All. Most to live on campus (in dorm) with One pair of Avia (Arc Technology) used. Call for brand name and prices- 37,000 miles. Call 681-1940. Call Jennifer at 681-1270 or cars only $20. Call Eric for appointment. student from June 15 thru July 30 (6) aerobic shoes. Bought wrong size and 871-6370 or leave message. 681-3291. 681-2294. 1991 Mitisibishi Mightymax pickup be conscientious and dedicated. Salary cannot return. Size 9. Price negotiable. Two 12" Fosgate subs, $140, 7th order Sublease 2 bedroom, 1 bath apartment truck for sale. AM/FM/cass, 5 speed- is $1,600 ($1,000 plus room and Please call 681-7562. Babysitting done in own home- ages boxwit 10" subs, $150- Call 489-4404. $5600orT.O.P. Of $140. Call 897-1871 board). Applications will be accepted close to campus and and adjacent to 1-5- For more information call Raleigh men's road bike- 58cm, 531 Two Rockford Fosgate Punch 10" in or 871-6320 (local). thru April 12, 1992. If interested laundry facilities. $400 per month, 681-2456, leave message on machine Reynolds, Shimano 501 comp., cateye box-$125-One punch 45 amplifier, apply at Upward Bound Office negotiable. Call 681-1927. if no answer. For sale; '88 Toyota Four-Runner 4x4 cyclocomputer, OGK microshield helmet may install-$125. Escort Radar Williams Center-Upper Level SR5, V6, loaded, 50k, $12,000. all for $300. 764-3621-Kelly Sublease: 1 bedroom apartment. Daily announcement of Intramurals detector-$65. Call Chris Denman at Landrum Box 8071 764-6169. Central location. Pets allowed. available on CR/I Hotline at 681-5261. 681-7406. Statesboro, Georgia 30460 Selling NES Console with 40 games, two $300/month. 1 mile from campus. controllers, and laser gun. $350 OBO. Do you need your home cleaned? (912) 681-5458. 489-3069. 27«Wanted 05*Business Opportunities For info call Fernando at 681-4351. In Experienced housekeeper seeking work. Lost: a silver, opal and sapphire ring. Wanted for Fall '92: 1 bedroom Faculty references available. Call Jacque This ring is a family heirloom. Cash great condition. Needed: 20 gallon aquarium or larger. EARN $500 or more weekly stuffing apartment close to the Stadium. Write 764-8543. reward. If found please call Heidi at Smith-Corona Typewriter SD66 with Call Trey at 681-2301. envelopes at home. Send SASE to toD.L. LB 13160. , Get those papers, cases, and more 681-2967. memory and spellright, $150. Country Living Shoppers, Dept. D18, PO typed by someone with over 4 years We're looking for a top fraternity, 764-6169. Box 1779, Denham Springs, LA LOST: Gitano watch with black band and 20*Roommates experience at GSU. Print out on a sorority, or student oraganization that 70727-1779. silver pearl bracelet. If found please Winter Jackets: 1 green suede and 1 24-pin dot matrix printer or laser prin would like to earn $500-$1500 for a Female nonsmoker roommate needed contact Teresa at 681 -2391. brown leather- $75 each. 681-2281- at the LRC. You keep the paper on your one week on-campus marketing for Spring & Summer quarters. Eagle Lost: In desparate search for a beige cash only. own disk. Call Roo at 681-3333 for project. Must be organized and hard Run Apts. Fully furnished except for working. Call Lee at 800-592-2121 ext. 07*Education male lab puppy with a black nose. Only more info. your own room. Share bath, 115- 2 months old. He wondered off onto 14*Motorcycles washer/dryer. $175 per month * 1/4 Lab and textbooks printed I Fast Cawana/Bulhalter Road area. If found utilities. FOr more info call Karen at affordable service. Profit to you or 28'Weekends & Travel COLLEGE please cantact 871-6405- Honda V-30 Magna 1984. 13k. Very 681-6633. your department. Free estimates. 40 Clean. Burgandy, adult ridden & well SCHOLARSHIPS Lost: One cream long sleeved years experience. Retired GSU A Bahamas Party Cruise 6 days $2791 taken care of. $600. 764-3621, ask for Female roommate needed for Spring GRANTS • LOANS Limited-express cotton shirt. Lost at professor. Arv 764-7421 (Before Panama City $99. Padre $199, Cancun Kelly or leave message. Qtr. Fully furnished including bedroom. Oxford Wash and Shop. If you have it Results Guaranteed Very nice. Hawthorne II 62. Call 5:00) $499, Jamaica $3991 David 681-6415. please call 681-7562. Size L. or 1-800-638-6786. 1-800-527-1496 15*Musical Micheleat 681-3440. Maid Service- Only $25 for an LOST: Two glasses, half a fifth of Old Female roommate needed immediately apartment. Call todayl Leave messagel You've only got one week to livel Do it Crow, size six panties, and one condom. Wanted: Lead guitarist for mostly -$100 per month + 1/3 utilities. Fully 842-2640. rightl Spring Break Travel in Jamaica FOUND: One sucker covers. No thrash influences welcome. furnished- great roommate 489-4228. Need any type of work: babysitting, from only $42911 Hotel, air, transfers, (We gotcha Wadel) 09*Furniture & Appliances Call Todd at 681-3031 or Chris at Ask for Lynn or Colleen. caring for elderly, odd jobs, cleaning hot partiesl Organize group, travel Found: Gold bracelet at Thursday's on 764-5716. Female roommate needed to share houses, etc. Forced to pay 1/3 of freell Sun Splash Tours Computer Desk- Wood desk with Sat. 25 during Sexual Olympics. Call ASAPI Greenbriar townhouse. 3 college. Call Ashley 681-6340 or LB* 1-800-426-7710. monitor/printer shelf. Orig. $100, sell Tom at 681-8916 to identify. 16*Personal bedroom, 2 1/2 baths. $200 for 14967. for $50- Call 681-3333, Rob. remainder of quarter. Call 871-61 19. 29«Etcetera FOUND: Ladies Carvele quartz watch. "Kelli, you are too sexy for your dance. Papers typed! On computer with Couch and Loveseat- originally Found in Carroll Building. Come to Love your roommate." (Don't be mad, at Female roommate needed to share big letter-quality printer. Charged by Carpool: Ft. Stewart to GSU, there are purchased from L.A. Waters. Excellent Dean's office to claim. least I didn't put your last namell) 3 br house Spring Quarter. Own room length of paper not each page. Great quite a few of us riding back and forth rates. Ask for Regina. 681-3862. LB condition. Orig. $1000+, sell for $300. Found: Mouth retainer outside of the Den Den- Although your mouth needs and washer/dryer. $150 rent plus 1/3 lets ride together. Please contact 17936 Call Rob at 681-3333. Student Union on Tuesday, January 23. to be washed out with soap, I'm still utilities. Please call 764-2136 and Bonnie 884-3227. Entertainment Center- Upright design If yours please pick-up at the attracted toyou.-Pam leave message. PREGNANT? Mail needed: An electronic-mail holds up to 30" TV and stereo/VCR Information Desk. Parent and Child Adoption Services Car Kirby: Drop Dead. Female roommate needed to take over (e-mail) green-hand needs friendly Help. Free counseling, medical and equipment. VCR/Tape/CD drawer and Lost- Gold charm bracelet. Sentimental Your loving boyfriend/roommate. lease at Chandler Square Apts. First messages to keep goingl Will respond storage areas w/ glass panels. Orig. value. If found please call Teresa at month's rent free or pay no security housing assistance available. Call Collect right awayl Thanks: Mail, name Yuh Lissa Kay- I love you - Smart A**. $225, sell for $ 100. Call 681-3333, Rob 681-2391. deposit. Call 681-1593 for Stacy. (912)238-2777. 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what is actually right and no choice whether to have their God has told us that we might Editor's Note: In the Jan. 28 But if you were born in ABORTION wrong. And when something lives terminated or not. Their end up living our lives without column, the phrase "Nine America and are too ashamed CONTINUED FROM PAGE 4 goes wrong, we want a quick fate is decided for them in the a care for morality. This months - and more - worth of of your country to call yourself > fix that will not cause us any name of "convenience." I guess includes our sexual habits. punishment" was a specific an American, then leave the child every bit as much as one inconveniences. we should give all women the Yes, people do make reference to women who had country. And again, everyone that they have conceived. Look around you, Gary. How choice, if they give birth to a mistakes. But, should an been inpregnated by rape. The knows what would happen if There have been many lives many abortions could be deformed or abnormal child, to innocent child be put to death word "convienience" was not someone tried to organize a of children saved because of prevented if teenagers were kill that child and go try again. because of that mistake? That used in the column. "Miss Caucasian-American" the choice of a woman to allow contest. taught that sex should be kept Where do you get off saying is the most appalling thing I someone else to love and raise The third gripe, as I men- inside of marriage? That is a that innocent children should have ever heard! Gary, I thank her child. Adoption is a WHITES tioned before, is so far fetched question that will probably be die for the "convenience" of the you for the opinion you wonderful alternative to CONTINUED FROM PAGE 4 it is not even worth mentioning answered in the "real world." mother. It is' amazing to me expressed. I hope you will read abortion. "Pro-Choice" again. You also stated that "They that the law penalizes a person this letter and think about it they would be labeled as advocates usually fail to I realize there are some point to tiny bodies without for doing harm to the unborn the same way I thought of "racial, white supremacist, and mention this fact. whites out there who are prej- showing the suffering of a egg of a bald eagle, yet unborn yours. God made all things. neo-Nazi." Who's being preju- I want it to be put on the udiced, but there are also some crack- addicted baby." You also babies are killed everyday - And all life, whether normal or diced? record that I am "pro-choice." failed to point out that the not, is a miracle. We should blacks out there who are just legally. I agree wholeheartedly The term "African- Everyone has a choice about people who had that baby had learn to love and not abort it. as prejudiced. I really liked the in the preservation of our American" really makes my their sexual activity. That is a choice about what they put God bless you. letter to the editor about the choice that I am speaking environment. However, we also skin boil. My ancestors came into their bodies. Because P.S. - The people at First "MLK" in the Jan. 28 edition of about now. Let's face facts. need to look at the from Ireland and Yugoslavia, people choose to feed trash into Baptist Brooklet are taking the George-Anne. People in this country have preservation of unborn, but I was born in these United their bodies, the baby should steps to help those women who I'm also tired of the parking missed the real issue at hand. innocent lives. States of America. Therefore, I not even have a chance to live are pregnant and need help. situation for commuter stu- real issue is the am an American, and damn The its life. Is that the point you No, I cannot say what it is This is so abortion does not immorality of our society. proud of it. If you were born in dents, but I'll save that gripe were trying to make? It is a like to carry an "unwanted" have to be an alternative. Africa and came to America, for next time. People want to feel free to very disturbing point. baby for nine months. I would live their lives just as they not even pretend to know the Johnny Ellison then by all means call yourself Larry Hightower, Jr. please. We have no care for These aborted babies have feeling. However, I know that Senior Public Recreation major an African-American.