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Thursday, October 14, 2010 Volume 83 • Issue 33 THE Serving Georgia Southern and Statesboro since 1927 GEORGE-ANNE Competition for Einstein’s? Panera Bread to come to Statesboro, February of 2011

Patrick STOKER staff writer “There’s not much over here in Statesboro, so the more restaurants Georgia Southern students and Statesboro they bring, the more people will like it.” residents will soon have another option when it comes to places to dine locally. Brandon McMaster Southern Bread, LLC recently purchased sophomore biology major 4,000 square feet of land between Krystal and Statesboro Car Wash and Lube on Buckhead Drive, and it plans to begin construction on a Panera chain, but said they are looking forward Panera Bread franchise in the coming weeks, to trying it out for the first time. said Kate Antonacci, Panera’s communications Ugo Nwosu, a senior mechanical manager. engineering major, said, “I’ll try it; I always try Antonacci said the new location will have new things.” a drive-thru, which is a design that only a few Nwosu also believes the addition of Panera other Panera restaurants possess. will be good for the city of Statesboro. She said the restaurant is slated to open in “It’s a good addition; if you’re going to early Febuary of 2011. help develop the city, this will bring in more Many students said they are excited about revenue. It will really help,” he said. the addition of a new restaurant in Statesboro While the opening of a new restaurant is because it allows for more choices when highly anticipated by many throughout the deciding where to eat. community, others said they would rather see “There’s not much over here in Statesboro, something other than Panera. so the more restaurants they bring, the more “I probably won’t go; I’m not a very heavy people will like it,” said Brandon McMaster, bread eater,” said Hammer. sophomore biology major. The restaurant has been popular among “It will be good for Statesboro and the residents of Atlanta and various other locations school because it’s another choice,” said Shayna where the franchise already exists. John Jeziorski/STAFF Hammer, a senior nutrition and food science Andrea Sheard, a junior accounting major The location for the Panera restaurant coming to Statesboro in February of 2011 will be major. said, “I’ve been to one in Atlanta, and it’s pretty located between the existing Krystal and Statesboro Car Wash and Lube. Other students are not familiar with the good.”

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J “A career gives someone the funding, and reinvest into this SGa Beat Charles Feagain acobsen began the discussion by feeling of self worth,” said Proffitt. system.” Kelley Norman photo Editor Diversity Beat John Jeziorski outlining the role of the Council in Real Learning promotes self- The final part is Real Influence, Colleen McNally photographers Georgia in five parts: Real Homes, determination in students with or the importance of community Noele Crooks, Kelysha McCoy-Denis, Sports reporters Russell Hamilton, Deborah Inskeep, Real Careers, Real Learning, Real disabilities by not only building leaders such as in local businesses, Derrek Asberry, Scott Carpenter, Blair Martin, Andrew Partain, Nick Pavlichek Influence and Real Supports. education opportunities through churches and schools in making Derek Hardge Cartoonist Marcus Barkley With each he emphasized the the Partnership for Success changes in policies truly happen. SubmiSSion of LetterS to the editor The George-Anne welcomes letters to the editor, story submissions and guest columns. All copy submitted should be 350 4 words or less, typed, and sent via e-mail in Microsoft Word format to [email protected]. All submissions Oct. 14, 2010 must be signed and include phone number for verification. GSU students should include their academic major, year and VieWS hometown. The editors reserve the right to reject any submission and edit submissions for length.

Our View bread rises, boro grows

The new word from the grape vine is that the little old town of Statesboro is getting a new, yet very well known, bakery-cafe — Panera Bread. Of course, not everyone is a fan of bakeries, or cafes, but the company’s interest in Statesboro is a large step forward — a step toward city development. It is clear that Statesboro is a college-oriented town, though there are those who would like to dispute this. We are aware that there is not much strength at times in the bond that us college students and the local people share. But from our point of view, Statesboro — at some point — will need to catch up with the times. The more businesses that come here, the more we will definitely take steps to a more modern, urbanized Statesboro. In the past, the City of Statesboro has asked several grocery store chains such as Kroger and Publix to come into the town. However, due to the fact we are such a small town, the chains declined to build out of fear of competition. With so few people in comparison to other counties, there wouldn’t be enough customers for every store, and someone would eventually go out Marcus Barkley/STAFF of business — especially with Wal-Mart already in existence. A similar occurrence happened when the competing banks were asked to plant their chains in Statesboro soil. However, they just left it to Wachovia and BB&T to take over while only leaving What happened to media integrity? an ATM for students in the Russell Union. But it seems that the times are changing in the restaurant area The next presidential campaign government. going to ask them any kind of tough, may still be two years down the Today, provocative question. of business. We just received an Olive Garden this past year and road, but already some Republicans though, with It’s pretty much an entire network will soon be receiving a Panera Bread and a Cracker Barrell — are hinting at potential nominations. the Internet at their disposal. our little town seems to be increasing its competition after all. Among these include Newt and cable Not only that, but it looks like Maybe after the restaurant chains settle in, grocery stories and Gingrich, Mike Huckabee, Sarah giving us the it will be difficult for other news banks will finally feel comfortable placing their stakes in our soil. Palin and Rick Santorum. ability to read organizations to cover these people. Students, let’s just say we’re ready for a little more variety. Conservatives out there, and and watch According to an article from Kelsey decker is a anyone else who watches FOX News, journalism major specifically Politico entitled “Fox primary: may already be familiar with these from Anchorage, news that complicated, contractual,” a C-SPAN names – Gingrich and Huckabee are Alaska. She is the supports our editor was told when trying to editor-in-chief of FOX “personalities,” Palin will be The George-Anne. own beliefs, it contact Palin for an interview that Correction: and Santorum is a FOX contributor. seems to be a he first had to get in touch with FOX With that knowledge, an obvious pretty fair assumption that a lot of for permission, which the network dilemma is presented. How can FOX news is not as objective as it could, did not grant. Tuesday’s bioswale photograph on page 2 was of a News cover this campaign process and should, be. Producers from NBC, ABC, site construction class and the Physical Plant crew, objectively – assuming FOX covers FOX News is definitely a right- CBS, CNN and MSNBC all reported not of the biology class. anything objectively – when its own leaning news source, so how are similar stories, though FOX has said employees are running? they supposed to cover objectively should any of them officially declare The short answer is “It can’t,” but their own personnel? It is a blatant their candidacy, he or she will have let’s examine the conundrum here conflict of interest. to “sever the deal with the network.” If you spot an error or something that needs clarification, send nonetheless. Conservative viewers watching But of course, right now, nothing an e-mail to Kelsey Decker at [email protected] Any new outlet’s goal should be a conservative network’s coverage has been “officially” declared. to cover the things the public needs of Republican candidates are bound It seems more likely that 2012 to know in a manner that questions to come away with a skewed view will signal, instead of the end of the Opinions expressed herein are those of the student writers and editors and DO NOT what our government is doing. The of the issues, undoubtedly so if all world, the end of media credibility necessarily reflect those of the faculty, staff or administration of GSU, the Student media acts as a watchdog over the they watch is FOX, because no one is and the true politician. Media Advisory Board or the University System of Georgia. Thursday, October 14, 2010 www.gadaily.com VieWS|5

Third-party voting, health care and elections

As I was reading the paper The Tuesday, I came up with three topics alternatives to discuss in my article. for the first Rather than try to make three full two may be columns into the paper, I decided to unpleasant or tackle the highlights of the issues for undesirable, you here today. but they are far First, to the Unifying Truth from infeasible Project: not voting is never the (personal John DiPietro is answer. If you think the system is a senior political gardens for broken, putting it down isn’t going science major food and a to get it fixed. from John’s Creek, vegetarian Ga. He is a staff Politicians are generally columnist for The lifestyle and motivated by a single goal — George-Anne. reuse of seeds). election/reelection (depending on But for their incumbency status). the federal government to say that They may have other things they insurance is required to be alive is wish to get done, but to do that they way different. And there’s no other need to be in office, so they do what way of looking at it – the law says they can to get there. Maybe that “You must have insurance or we will means the system is flawed (I’m force you to buy insurance.” assuming that it means the system There is no alternative, no matter supports two-party rule), but if we how unpleasant or difficult. And Photo from http://mctcampus.com/cartoons/cartoons.php don’t vote, the people in charge of there will likely be five judges who how voting works won’t change, so see it that way – Kennedy made the system won’t, either. clear he’s not leaving while Obama’s Advisement woes with the pros A better idea? Urge everyone to in office, sending a not-so-subtle vote for a third party. If everyone message about his stance on the man My first semester, I was excited simple?” I am attention. No matter how much I in the country who didn’t vote in in charge. about classes. Though I don’t really clearly capable may hate having to get a RAN from an election was instead to vote for Finally, just some more agree with the institutionalization of doing an advisor who want to just repeat the same third-party candidate, that observations on the election – when of learning, I will be the first to say everything the same thing he said my first years person has good odds of winning. the son of the Senate majority leader, that every time I get new classes I myself, so of college, most problems arise from And in this, an off-year election, running in the same state as his feel anew. why do I student error. Students, stop just those odds are much higher than dad and in the same party, actively The only problem, which all of us have to waste blindly registering for classes, and usual. Even if the third-party criticizes dear old dad’s work, that’s a run into, is advisement. Advisement someone’s instead, double check. candidates didn’t win, it would force sign that things are going bad. is the time where teachers use all of time who has If you don’t want to just sit in Quenton Smith is a those in power to take notice and And that’s what’s happening in their experiences they have gathered a doctorate an office and hear everything that double economics shift their stances to avoid future Nevada. Rory Reid, Sen. Harry over the years to tell you that they are and philosophy the field I you have already looked at online, defeat, thus listening to the people. Reid’s son, isn’t even running confused on the classes that you will major. He is the hope to be then take some initiative in your managing editor of That’s what’s happening with the with his last name on the title need to take in order to graduate. getting? Not advisement meeting. The George-Anne. Republicans and the Tea Party – it of his website. Besides making I’d like to add that my advisors are a good use of Let the professor know that you could happen with others as well. things awkward at Thanksgiving, cool people and have actually helped university resources, if you ask me. have done your research, you are On health care: first, if people are that’s an indication of how bad outside of advisement. Though on the contrary, it does give taking it seriously and you already paying for it out of their own pocket, the Democrat’s prospects are this My very first advisement, I you a chance to meet someone more know what you need. Believe me, it’s unconstitutional. November. walked in my advisor’s office, sat experienced in your field. this goes a long way. Requiring car insurance to drive California, Washington and down and handed him some papers. I have heard several different All of my experiences with a vehicle isn’t because car ownership, Illinois, of all places, are considered After looking at the paper he looked stories about other students having my advisors have been good and and use is not a requirement for life “toss-ups” by RealClearPolitics — up and said, “You did my job for terrible advisement experiences. I successful using this method, unless – it helps, but there are ways around three Democratic bastions, like me.” He gave me some extra advice, am sure you have all heard about the of course you are unlucky enough it. Massachusetts was before Scott handed me a registration number, students who are taking classes they to get that professor who thinks he Regrettably, income tax works Brown came along. and I was on my way within five don’t need just because their advisor knows everything — or just thinks on the same principle – you don’t If the trends continue like they minutes. put it on the list. Then there is the you don’t know what you’re doing. HAVE to get a job. Taxes are the have been, the question won’t be From that point on, I have not student who has to go back and forth Either way, taking 10-15 minutes same way – no one says you have “Will the Republicans take both had one problem with my advisors. trying to make an appointment. to think about the classes and to buy anything at the store and Houses?” The only question I have is, “Why Really, all of these could be professors to take might come in pay sales tax, or have a job and pay It’ll soon be, “How many votes do I have to even go if it is that avoided if students were to just pay handy. income tax or buy cigarettes. will they have in the majority?” 6|NEWS The George-Anne Thursday, October 14, 2010 POLICE BEAT Next week to focus on poverty awareness Friday, October 8, 2010 ▲ Officers issued one traffic citation and Kelsey ELAM Each day, from Oct. 15-22, there will be one Hunger and Homelessness assisted six motorists. guest writer or more events that concentrate on increasing Week Events ▲ A Sanford Hall resident reported he had awareness about poverty and getting students received a harassing phone call on his cell Monday Wednesday phone. Poverty, hunger and homelessness are not involved. ▲ Shop for the ▲ Shop for the just global issues, but issues found in cities like All donations throughout the week will go Hungry Hungry, Saturday, October 9, 2010 Statesboro. toward aiding the local community. 11 a.m.-3 p.m 11 a.m.-3 p.m, ▲ Officers issued two traffic citations, Outside of the city’s campus life at Georgia “I think a lot of college students don’t think Lakeside Café Lakeside Café. assisted five motorists, assisted two sick Southern, 40 percent of the city’s population about Statesboro as a city, but as the place where Tuesday Thursday persons and responded to two alarms. ▲ Shop for the ▲ Lunch Discussion ▲ A bicycle was taken from Centennial lives below the poverty line. Georgia Southern is,” said Michael Laurens, Hungry 12 p.m. Place. Starting Monday, GSU students will be a senior communications major. “I think it’s 11 a.m.-3 p.m RU rm. 2047 ▲ A Southern Pines resident reported a given the opportunity to help those in need important to learn about these issues, and I will Lakeside Café ▲ Hunger and ▲ Lunch Discussion Homelessness Fair case of harassment. by participating in the annual Hunger and de nitely be getting a free meal on Tuesday.” 12 p.m. 11 a.m. ▲ Jeanie S. Beach, 46, Whitney Road, Homelessness Week. “ is is a great opportunity for students to RU rm. 2047 RU Rotunda Monroe, was charged with public drunk ▲ Oxfam Hunger “ is is a very real issue in Statesboro, learn something they’re not familiar with,” said Friday and disorderly conduct. Banquet especially in these hard economic times,” said Eric Hopfensperger, an assistant coordinator. ▲ “My Concrete ▲ 6 p.m. Joseph A. Lamay Jr., 18, Eagle Village, Heather Harralson, the event coordinator. “ ese aren’t just international issues, they’re Mattress” was charged with minor in possession/ RU Ballroom “Our students have the capability of making a close to home and students can make a 7 p.m. consumption of alcohol. RAC big impact.” di erence.” Sunday, October 10, 2010 ▲ Officers assisted two motorists and responded to one alarm. ▲ A Southern Pines resident reported a case of harassment. Wellness Week aims to promote healthy lifestyle ▲ A bicycle was taken from Sanford Hall. ▲ Ari L. Tatum, 20, Rubye Lee Lane, Dacula, was charged with minor in Janee SPENCE Monday a forum will be hosted by the stress and students’ health is the last thing on possession/consumption of alcohol. guest writer Counseling and Career Development Center their mind,” said accounting major Torrence ▲ Katherine Isabel Rivas, 18, Nolin Ridge titled “Control Stress Before It Controls You.” Greene. Trail, Duluth, was charged with minor in e Georgia Southern Wellness Program is e forum focuses on learning how to e highlight of the week is the Wellness possession/consumption of alcohol and hosting this year’s Wellness Week during the manage academic and personal stress in Fair, which will take place Wednesday, Oct. 20, obstruction of an officer. week of Oct. 18-22. healthy ways. from 8 a.m -12:30 p.m. in the Russell Union. ▲ Jearomy Jandon Thomas, 27, G.W.Oliver Spur Road, was charged with obstruction e week will commence with the Wellness A Student Organization Talent Show will e fair will include live music, cooking and of an officer. Walk/Tour Monday at 12 p.m. under the Russell also take place on Monday. group exercise demonstrations, dance lessons, ▲ Eric Demound Donley, 37, Union Rotunda. In conjunction with Wellness Week the wellness seminars, and exhibits. Packinghouse Road, was charged with e tour showcases the di erent mental Center for Sustainability will host “ e Visitors from organizations both on and o possession of marijuana and driving with and physical wellness resources available for Evolution of Sustainable Events: Creating campus will demonstrate the di erent things a suspended license. students. Systems and Symbiosis in Experiential they do to live a healthy lifestyle. ▲ Ryan Joseph Gullory, 19, Lanier Drive, “Wellness Week is going to present students Marketing” Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Nessmith “I‘m looking forward to learning more about was charged with minor in possession/ consumption of alcohol. with several di erent fun activities that allow Lane Building. Wellness Week and being able to participate ▲ Dewayne David Jacobs, 41, Lanier them to fully explore themselves in the seven “I think events that promote healthy living this year. I de nitely think it’s something that Drive, was charged with false report of a areas of wellness,” said Carmen Daniel, facility such as this are needed more on campus. e students should take advantage of,” said public crime. assistant for the Recreational Activity Center. college lifestyle is one of late nights and high relations major Michelle Blubaugh. Thursday, October 14, 2010 www.gadaily.com NEWS|7

Looking for a job at the RAC? Olympic Boulevard receives new addition

Natalie DEMARKO “ is is important because [cover letters Colleen McNALLY beautiful glass windows from £ oor to ceiling,” assignments editor and resumes] are what really help the student staff editor he said. stand out from all the other applicants,” Butler Chris Miller, the president of Delta Tau Campus Recreation and Intramurals said. “It is great experience as well since all A year ago, 111 Olympic Boulevard was Delta, said he is glad the wait is nally over. will be hosting its biannual job fair next Georgia Southern graduates will eventually a vacant lot next to the Kappa Sigma house. However, he said he enjoyed seeing the house week to make the process of getting a job at need a resume and cover letter to get a job in Today, the lot has been transformed to the come together piece by piece every day. To him, the Recrational Activities Center easier on the ‘real’ world.” new house of Delta Tau Delta, the eighth of 13 the house is more than just a place to chill. students seeking jobs. Butler said that if any student is nervous fraternities to call Greek Row home. “Having a common shelter has already made “ e CRI Job Fair isn’t a true job fair in about this process, they can get assistance e fraternity has been saving for the new our internal operations easier. We don’t have to the sense that you come to the RAC on a and advice from Career Services on campus. house since 2006 and construction o cially rush around trying to nd space for events and particular day to apply for jobs,” said Chris “I’ve actually used Career Services began this past April. Alumni came together meetings anymore,” he said. Butler, the assistant director of CRI. a lot while being at Georgia Southern,” to raise the money to fund the project, while He said he also believes the new house is not He said, “It is a two week window where said sophomore Terrance DuBose, who is student members helped put down the sod and only bene cial for his fellow “Delt” brothers. CRI accepts resumes and cover letters thinking about attending the job fair. “I have pine-straw. A er much anticipation and some “Greek Row can only bene t from having through the Student Employment Center gotten my resume looked at several times and struggle, the brothers said they are thrilled with its existing fraternity and sorority houses here on campus.” think it is nally ready to go.” the result. renovated along with new ones being built. It’s Butler said that as CRI has grown, they Butler said he expects a lot of applications. e 500-square-foot house opened with a one of the things that will keep future Georgia have centralized their hiring process within He also said he particularly enjoys the dedication last month with alumni and parents. Southern students interested in what Greek life the department to make it a more simple interview portion and meeting di erent GSU Sophomore member and geography major has to o er,” he said. process for students seeking jobs. students. Patrick Teate said he was proud to see the Delta Tau Delta is not the only fraternity Instead of having to deal with the endless “You really create some strong bonds with completed house. to make improvements. Kappa Sigma and Pi job search, students can browse all the the student sta as you see them grow as “It’s a great hang out spot for the brothers Kappa Phi have undertaken renovations and available positions on the SEC and the CRI leaders in their role here at CRI,” said Butler. to play ping pong and chill. My favorite part is both built additions to their houses to be used website. e fair will be Oct. 18 through Nov. 1. the indoor porch in the back of the house with for social and philanthropic events.

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Happy Hour Every Day National Collegiate Alcohol 5-7 p.m. and 9-11 p.m. Awareness Week 2 for 1 Wells and 1/2 off Bombs October 18-22, 2010 Thursday: $1 Tall-Boy; Familiar Faces Monday 10/18/10 Friday 10/22/10 Friday: Wine on the Rocks Student Org Talent Show DUI Simulator Saturday: Brunch 12-3 p.m. 7 PM Russell Union Theatre 10-4 PM Russell Union Rotunda Monday: Beer and Wings 5 - 7 p.m. Wednesday 10/20/10 Tuesday: $1 Vodka cool pops Live Well Fair 8-12:30 PM Russell Union Wednesday: $1 Vodka Alcohol & Money Workshop “If you are under the age of 21, it is against the law to buy alcoholic beverages.” 7 PM Russell Union 2041 Thursday, October 14, 2010 www.gadaily.com NewS|9 Student dining plans to ‘Shop for the Hungry’ next week

Nikki WILEY “Approximately 40 percent of the assistant news editor Statesboro population lives under the federal poverty level,” he said. Students will be able to make donations to Shop for the Hungry draws attention to the Statesboro Food Bank with their dining hunger and poverty by bringing the issue plans beginning tomorrow through the straight to students. second annual Shop for the Hungry event. Last year more than 150 dining plans were The event is part of Hunger and used to purchase over 1,000 non-perishable Homelessness Week, hosted by Georgia food items, Hopfensperger said. Southern’s Office of Student Leadership and He said that the Shop for the Hungry Civic Engagement. effort has the potential to make a lasting The purpose of the event is to raise impact on Statesboro. awareness about hunger, homelessness and “They have the opportunity to do poverty worldwide. something that may seem small to them, Special Thanks To Our Volunteers: Adam Daniel James Hall Pamela Tom-Jack Shavonti Weaver Tables will be located in Lakeside Café but will change the lives of the citizens of Allen Johnson Jane Van Dyke Patrick Robertson Silvia Tamminen and Landrum Dining Center on Oct. 15, 18, Statesboro and the surrounding area,” he Amanda Wheeler Janessa Dunn Patrick Teate Stephen Warner 19 and 20 from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. for students to said. Amy Pressley Jasmine Russell Pattie Beblowski Tameika Porter purchase canned goods that can be donated Lexi Grell, a junior political science Amy Smith Jazmin Dekle Pauline Haughton Terry Windham to the Statesboro Food Bank in place of a major, said she believes the effort will receive Andrea Garay Jesse Hopkins Philip Cody Tiara Johnson meal plan. support from students. Angela Rodriguez Jill Edwards Rachael Barrett Tifani Pool Purchases will use the dining plan’s value She said, “The simplicity and convenience Anni Rainio Jodi Middleton Rachel Jones Tiffani Stiggers to its fullest extent, said Eric Hopfensperger, of the idea lends itself well to student Azell Francis Jodie Beckford Rachel Miller Tiffany Allen graduate assistant for the Office of Student involvement, and I would definitely Berkeley Arakawa John Swett Rebecca Paulk Tonette Robinson Bernard Ibru Jon Michael Reece Kakou Twens Jean-Baptiste Leadership and Civic Engagement. participate if I had a meal plan.” Brittany Russell Padgett Richard Strater Vanessa Juliao Byron Tarplin Josue Bogran Robert Meguiar Vera Mobley Cameron Rocker Justin Knight Robert Nash Vince Miller Casey Garner Justine Coleman Robin Johnson Warren Riles Casey Morris Karen Collins Roshida Spencer Wassila Ouedraogo Charlie Holland Karen Murphree Sarah Smith Wendi Cook Chase Grogan Keisha Francis Sebastian Price Willson Koidima Chris Kelleher Kevin Chambers Christina Waugh Kim Rowan Christy Rikard Kristina Deveau Thanks to our Partners: Courtney Jones Kristina Rankine Athletics Courtney Walker Lamar Edwards Campus Recreation & Intramurals Dana Velasquez Laurie Oliver CDP Event Services DaReeka Coleman Linda Clarkson Chris Pugh David Job Linda Miller Crowder Concepts David McDermott Linda Nash Eagle Dining Catering Services Debbie Gianella Lindsay Tyson Eagle Print Shop Deborah Williams Lori Strater Environmental Safety Delilah Arbery Lori Wiggins Health Services Dominick Johnson Lyle Miller Jazz Ensemble Dustin Woods Lynn Job Jeremiah Womble & Staff Efadul Huq Lynnae Edwards Mighty McFly Emily Allen Marcia Bently Nessmith-Lane Staff Emily Stallings Marie Ibrahim Ennis Koonce Matt Shoemaker Office of the Vice President of Student Erica Colbert McKenzie Cary Affairs & Enrollment Management Felicia Jackson Melanie Mulder Parents Association Fran Holland Melvin Dupree Performing Arts Center Staff Gretchen Rudell Michael Brundage Physical Plant Staff Grevie Neymour Monica Mulder Richard Spiers Guillermo Coplan Morgan Cooper South Georgia Graphics Hannah Jumper Naronda Wright Student Activities Hunter Brown Naudy Solano Tommy’s Tees Jaclyn Schmidt Nicole Noel University Housing James Browning Odessa Dupree Zach S. Henderson Library Staff Features Editor EXCLUSIVE CONTENT ON GADAILY.COM 10 Mallory McLendon Take a look at gadaily.com for information on Oct. 14, (912) GSU-5246 - upcoming events 2010 FEATURES [email protected] - movie reviews Unlimited volunteer opportunities

Raisa DREW e Unthinkable Project, a documentary about been a member for three years, said, “My reason guest writer homelessness in Atlanta, will also be shown by the for joining the organization was for the community “It feels good knowing organization that week. Admission will be donations service opportunities and to meet new people who that everything I do in e Georgia Southern Volunteer Involvement that will all go to aid the homeless of Statesboro. had similar interests. Board is an on-campus organization under e e Volunteer Involvement Board also has many Molly Montgomery just joined the organization the organizaion is helping O ce of Student Leadership that o ers numerous routine volunteer activities. ey make trips to the for the rst time this semester and said, “I joined someone, somewhere.” volunteer opportunities for students. ere are local Boys and Girls club every week as well as work because I wanted to get more involved on-campus, currently 75 active members in the organization. with Habitat for Humanity. meet new people and get community service hours.” Rosalind DeShazo e Volunteer Involvement Board is involved ey have recently have begun another weekly If you would like to be a part of the Volunteer VIB Member in many campus-wide programs, as well as com- activity, the W.R.I.T.E. program. In this program, Involvement Board and take advantage of all of munity outreach projects in the city of Statesboro. university students are given a third grade pen pal the service opportunities that are o ered, you can e organization is already very active this attending Sally Zetterower Elementary. e children pick up an application in e O ce of Student your diploma and taking three additional classes semester. ey have worked as volunteers at the receive a message from their pal weekly. Leadership. with the Southern Leaders Program can earn you Statesboro Food Bank and Habitat for Humanity’s Kayla Rakestraw, the head of the W.R.I.T.E. e intake process for the spring begins in a Seal in Leadership at graduation. Re-Store, maintained solely by volunteers. committee, said, “It lets the children know someone January. You can also sign up to be a part of their If you just would like to give back to the com- ey are also planning ahead for Hunger and cares and is listening to them.” ListServ and receive weekly emails about volunteer munity or gain more community service hours, Homelessness week, which is the last week of Octo- VIB works with everyone from the elderly at opportunities. visit e O ce of Student Leadership for more ber, collecting 204 cans in the past week for Sculpt Gentilly Gardens to the local domestic violence e hours you get from volunteering can also information on this organization. it for the Hungry. ey will also be participating in shelter, the Ogeechee fair and other organizations work in your favor a er graduation. Member Rosalind DeShazo said, “It feels good other events that week such as Shop for the Hungry on campus. If you obtain 200 hours of volunteer service knowing that everything I do in the organization and the Hunger and Homelessness fair. Vice President Nyonnohweah Seekie, who has you will receive a service transcript along with is helping someone, somewhere.”

A sole for a TOMS sole FALL LECTURE SERIES PRESENTS Jessica STANFIELD features editor

In observance of the one millionth pair of shoes given away, the GSU O ce of Student Leadership and Civic Engagement is sponsoring a documen- JOSEPH V. BATTIPAGLIA tary screening in the theater this evening at 7 p.m. Following this documentary, a discussion of CHIEF INVESTMENT OFFICER | WASHINGTON CROSSING ADVISORS | STIFEL NICOLAUS the video relating to self-leadership will be held. Last Tuesday evening “Style Your Sole” was held is featured frequently in the national media, including CNBC, in the Russell Union, allowing students to purchase Kudlow & Company, and FOX News. Additionally, he speaks regularly with and paint a pair of white canvas TOMS. reporters from The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and other publications “ is event is a way to raise awareness about He also is a former trustee of the Securities what TOMS does as well as allow students an Industry Institute, which is the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association’s opportunity to express themselves through the premier leadership and management education program. File Photo creation of their very own TOMS. We had a total of 28 students purchase a pair of TOMS for the “I think that the discussion of how the TOMS event tonight, meaning that there was also 28 pairs idea relates to self-leadership is a perfect t,” she MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2010 @ 7:00 P.M. of shoes donated to children in need,” said Heather said. “Students may have more belief in what they Jo Harralson, coordinator of Civic Engagement. can accomplish; their dreams may seem out of reach GEORGIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY With this as a kick-o , the O ce of Student to them at this point in their lives, but hopefully COLLEGE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AUDITORIUM Leadership and Civic Engagement will be o ering with the inspiration from the TOMS story, students the students, faculty and sta a screening of the will feel more empowered to accomplish their goals & “TOMS One Millionth Shoe Drop Documentary.” and dreams.” “I think that there is a great deal of interest in Sophomore Hana Curl said, “I plan to attend TO RESERVE YOUR PLACE, PLEASE CONTACT STEVEN BACON AT TOMS on our campus and I am happy that I am the event due to my love for any person or organi- 912.589.3028 able to provide students with an opportunity to zation helping and making a better life for others, OR VISIT US AT georgiasouthern.edu/coba become involved with the cause,” said Harralson. especially children.” Thursday, October 14, 2010 www.gadaily.com WEEKLY BUZZ|11

Today 3 p.m. Regents’ Essay Review, Cone Hall 4 p.m. Soccer: Georgia Southern Women vs. Citadel, Soccer/Track Complex 4 p.m. Regents’ Reading Review, Cone Hall 6 p.m. Hot Wings & Hot Topics, Russell Union 7 p.m. TOMS One Millionth Shoe Drop Documentary Screening, Russell Union 7:30 p.m. Channel Noise III: Electronic Music Concert, Foy Building Friday, October 15th 8:30 a.m. Honors Visitation Day, Lewis Hall 11 a.m. Shop for the Hungry, Lakeside Café 11:30 a.m. International Conversation Hour, Russell Union Noon Regents’ Essay Review, Cone Hall 1 p.m. Regents’ Reading Review, Cone Hall 6 p.m. Volleyball, Georgia Southern vs. UNC Greensboro, Hanner Fieldhouse 7:30 p.m. Vocal Arts Gala, Foy Building Saturday, October 16th 8 a.m. LGBTQ and Allies Conference, Russell Union 11 a.m. Foreign Language Advocacy Program, Henderson Library 10 a.m. Canoe 101 Clinic, RAC Sunday, October 17th 2 p.m. Volleyball: Georgia Southern vs. Elon, Hanner Fieldhouse 2 p.m. Regents’ Essay Review, Cone Hall 3 p.m. Regents’ Reading Review, Cone Hall Monday, October 18th All Day CRI Job Fair, RAC All Day SOAR Leader Applications Available 11 a.m. Shop for the Hungry, Lakeside Café 4 p.m. Control Stress Before It Controls YOU, Russell Union 5 p.m. Student Media Recruitment for Sportswriters, Williams Center 7 p.m. Joe Battipaglia, CIO, Washington Crossing Advisers, Lecture, College of IT 7 p.m. Student Organization Talent Show, Russell Union Tuesday, October 19th 5:30 p.m. Leadership Workshop Series, Russell Union 6 p.m. Oxfam Hunger Banquet, Russell Union 7 p.m. Sustainability Seminar Series, Nessmith Lane Continuing Education Building 7:30 p.m. Guest Artist, Maharlika Trio, Foy Building Wednesday, October 20th 8 a.m. LiveWell Fair, Russell Union 7 p.m. Alcohol & Money Workshop, Russell Union 8 p.m. Bike Maintenance Clinic, RAC 12|ADVERTISEMENTS The George-Anne Thursday, October 14, 2010

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The Crucible The Machine Girl GSU Performance Foreign Film

Thomas MCINTYRE Smith HOLLOWAY guest writer guest writer

American playwright Arthur Oh Japan, why are you so Miller wrote “ e Crucible” as an crazy? We have a love-hate allegory to the rampant McCar- relationship, you and I. thyism of his day. By dramatizing First you bomb Pearl Harbor, the Salem Witch Trials, Miller but then you gave us Nintendo. was attempting to demonstrate Sure you gave us Power Rangers how dangerous the hearings (sort of), Pokemon, Hayao of the House Committee on Miyazaki and e Legend of un-American activities were by Zelda, but does all that really make Courtesy of Jim Harbour giving an example of the power up for Nanjing, whaling, your Photo from www.imdb.com of paranoia and suspicion, how quickly hysteria he realizes that he is the only sane man le in a poor understanding of Judeo- can grip even the most reasonable of people and world gone mad. Christian symbolism, ninjas and atmosphere of “Tetsuo” and the subtle social how destructive it truly becomes. One can feel the emotions battering Proctor as your creepy obsession with schoolgirls? satire of “Tokyo Gore Police.” While the play was written for audiences in the he wrestles with himself and desperately tries to And while I love Transformers as much as Instead, it takes refuge in audacity. Blood 1950s, its message should resonate with audiences save the life of his wife, endangered by his adultery. the next guy, I’ve seen fanart on the Internet and guts are thrown around at a moment’s even today, and the performance by Georgia South- His nal scenes are some of the best in the play. that makes me want to spork my eyes out. notice, bullets are de ected by swords, and ern’s eatre South troupe ensures that it does. Also of note is the performance of Cameron Cinematically, three lms emphasize exactly at one point, a teenage boy’s head is shot to e production is perfect in almost every way. Bryce as John’s wife Elizabeth. ere is a palpable the sort of weirdness that so characterizes Japan. pieces in a comically Loony Tunes fashion. e costuming is outstanding, and the lighting is tension between them in their scenes together as a e rst is “Tetsuo the Iron Man,” wherein two Necrophilia is mentioned for laughs, and at one used to excellent a ect, most notably in a scene couple trying to rebuild their marriage. Likewise, men, composed of both esh and steel, have a point Ami has one of her arms deep-fried, with involving the rising sun. their nal scenes together are heartbreaking. stop-motion race through the streets of Kyoto seemingly no long-term e ects. Director James Harbour takes a script that In a cast with so many notables, it is di cult to and then end up merging bodies for a make-out e special e ects, which are paramount to usually drags when read and moves it along at a point out a single star yet there are two that stand session with an Uzi. Yeah. e second movie is this sort of lm, are terrible. pace which keeps the audience engaged and never above the rest. “Tokyo Gore Police,” a lm that features a man e machine gun arm is obviously made bored. e rising crescendos of the music seem to Harbour’s turn as the minor but important ying around on jets of blood spraying from of rubber, with little e ort put in to hiding be more appropriate in an epic than a tragedy but character of Reverend Hale is inspired. In the be- his severed legs while sword ghting. But I’m that fact. Blood is little more than red-colored are nonetheless well done. ginning, like a modern televangelist, he thunders here to talk to you about “ e Machine Girl.” water, and the guts are unconvincingly plastic. e cast is, beyond any doubt, the best part with the certitude of a man who is absolutely sure e protagonist, Ami, isn’t actually a e severed limbs would make Tom Savini cry of this production. e ensemble is pitch perfect. of the truth of what he believes yet in the end, one machine. But a er she embarks upon a roaring at their simplicity, and no fancy camera work Addison Page brings a touch of sympathy to the feels his anguish as everything he believes in is rampage of revenge against those who bullied tries to conceal that Ami’s actress is just hiding usually unsympathetic role of Reverend Parris, a crushed before him. her little brother to death, she is captured by a her arm behind her back. man who truly believes that he is doing God’s work e star of the show, however, is Anastasia yakuza (think Japanese Ma a ) and has her le However, at least the lm uses old-fashioned but continually turns people o with his arrogant G.F. James. Abigail Williams is the most complex arm severed as punishment. Upon escaping, techniques and doesn’t stoop as low as other and condescending manner. character in the play. she is found by a pair of mechanics who seal Japanese o erings like “Battle Royale” or As portrayed by Alex Couch and Brock Vickers, James is playing the role of someone play- her wounds and build her a machine-gun arm “Blood: e Last Vampire” by using CGI blood. the Putnams are a devastating one-two punch as ing a role, convincing an entire town that she is to continue her quest for vengeance. Having the common decency to use squibs the couple behind much of the hysteria. Vickers’ something which she is not and she succeeds to While this all sounds like an entertaining and blood pumps gives me some measure of Putnam is a re-brand and portrays just the kind devastating a ect. Every part of Abigail’s personal- origin story, it actually takes up about two- respect for the special e ects work in “ e of man that is usually behind both literal and ity, whether it is the scared teenager who is caught thirds of the lm. It would be like going to see Machine Girl.” gurative witch hunts. doing something horrendous by her uncle, the a Bizarro World version of “Spider-Man” where Overall, this lm is a low-budget camp He also has just the right amount of sleaze as a su ering servant exposing the works of the devil Uncle Ben doesn’t die until half-way through, ick dressed up as more. Perhaps cultural man taking advantage of public hysteria to further or the manipulative, murderous seductress who and the Green Goblin only shows up late in di erences keep me from understanding how his own agenda. His zeal might be in uenced by his may be psychotic. the third act. Overall, I believe this hurts “ e little respect the lm has for itself, but I can say wife, who is sure that some dark evil was behind In short, the cast and production crew of e Machine Girl,” since it presents itself as a blood- that I was never entertained. Even the spectacle the otherwise inexplicable death of her children. Crucible have put together an amazing perfor- splattered revenge story, with our heroine all couldn’t keep me interested. All that dragged Brook Amo’s portrayal of John Proctor, Miller’s mance.. is interpretation clearly gets Miller’s set to kill herself at the climax. me through this movie was the thought, “Well, tragic hero, is a bit slow in the rst acts of the play message across, that we must never succumb to at isn’t to say that “ e Machine Girl” has at least it can’t get any worse.” Unfortunately, I but he comes into his own in the second half, as paranoia and hysteria. many redeeming qualities. It lacks the powerful was incorrect. 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Western Carolina (2-4) will go to Wofford (4-1) and try to turn its season around against the Terriers after a 7-38 beating from Samford last week.

Furman (3-2) will be at Samford (3-3), the team will try to get another win after the one against Howard last week, 56-14.

The Citadel (2-4) heads to Boone, N.C. to take on Appalachian State (5-0). The Citadel is looking for a conference win, going 0-3 on the season so far.

Matchup Specs Andrew Partain/STAFF Jaybo Shaw, No. 14, releases a pass, as Mitchell Williford,No. 81, sets up to catch the football. Ryan Byrne, No. 61, and Lee Banks, Georgia Southern No. 35, block Wofford defenders to keep the play alive. Rick Spurgeon Offense: Triple Option Rush: Robert Brown(53-233 yards, 2 TDs) sports editor Inside the Huddle: UTC Mocs Pass: Jaybo Shaw (31-58-532 yards, 3 TDs) Rec.: J.J. Wilcox (9-181 yards, 2 TDs) It’s make or break time for the Southern Offense Defense Conference; there are three teams with a Defense: Base 4-3 3-2 record. Georgia Southern and Furman Freshman DB Kadeem Wise was Senior rB Erroll Wynn continues Tackles: Josh Rowe (31 tackles) both stand at 1-1 in conference, while named the Southern Conference Fresh- to impress with 300 yards on 46 carries Sacks: Brent Russell (4.0-27 yards) Chattanooga is 2-1. man of the Week after picking off two this season. he is currently fourth in Int.: Laron Scott (1-36 yards) In this week’s contest, we have another the SoCon with 87.5 rushing yards passes at Western Carolina on Sept. 25. high octane offense in Chattanooga, per game. Wynn’s 512 career carries Add in another at The Citadel and he UTC going up against the veteran defense of is fifth all time at UtC and ranks 12th now has five interceptions for the season. the Eagles. among all active players in the FCS. Wise is also tied for No. 2 in the nation Offense: Multiple GSU will be the second triple-option he is now No. 8 on the Mocs’ career with five INts on the year. Rush: Errol Wynn (52-350 yards, 2 TDs) offense Chattanooga has seen this season, list with 2,154 rushing yards. Junior DE Chris Donald had a sack Pass: B.J. Coleman (91-143-1,280 yards, 12 TDs) after they beat The Citadel last week. This Junior Wr Joel Bradford has a and forced a fumble against Appalachian Rec.: Joel Bradford (37-577 yards, 4 TDs) is the same Chattanooga that in their first school-record 254 yards receiving State and then unloaded for 12 tackles game of the season lost to the No. 1 ranked against Eastern Kentucky on Sept. 18 at Jacksonville State. he added another Defense: Multiple Mountaineers of Appalachian State by is the most in a game in the FCS this 2.5 sacks against EKU. his 4.5 sacks on Tackles: Ryan Consiglio (57 tackles) one point, 41-42. GSU’s defense is going season. Bradford currently leads the the year are tied for No. 10 in the nation. Sacks: Chris Donald (4.5-22 yards) to have to show the same stubbornness team, second in the SoCon and tied for The Mocs are No. 1 in the SoCon and Int.: Kadeem Wise (5-2 yards) they did in the games prior to Wofford. eighth in the nation with 7.4 catches No. 21 in the nation in rushing defense. This is the time of year where you see per game. he also leads the SoCon UtC gave up 96 yards to Jacksonville Game weather teams start to break into a winning or and is No. 3 in the nation with 115.4 State, 58 to Eastern Kentucky and just losing season. The outcome of this game receiving yds/game. 56 to Western Carolina. is very likely to be the turning point either High: 73o way for the rest of the season. Low: 40o The Eagles cut off Chattanooga’s three- Players to watch 0% chance of game winning streak last year, 30-20 in precipitation Statesboro. Look for GSU to do it again. Brent russell should be in positions to break up the Moc passing attack, as should Laron Scott for picks this game. EXCLUSIVE CONTENT ON GADAILY.COM Sports Editor 16 Blogs - Thoughts and opinions on sport related news, games and issues Rick Spurgeon Oct. 14, Game Tracker - See play by play accounts of games via Twitter @gsusports (912) GSU-5246 2010 SPORTS Game Story - Breaking interviews with players and coaches after the game [email protected] Quick Hits Eagle football looks to bounce back

▲ Golf nished the 2010 Mizuno Latrice Williams be enough of a confi dence booster for some Monken also said Jaybo Shaw “brings Savannah Intercollegiate Tournament staff writer that the Eagles can surely win, but the Mocs a level of confi dence to our huddle, and he tied for 12th place with Charleston sports clolumn football program is on the rise. has done a great job for us, but it is not just Southern. Logan Blondell got the In the past few years, UTC has been him. It is a whole team effort.” individual second place. It is midway through the season, and so sitting in the middle of the conference, but These next two road games will be a true far things are looking good for the Georgia with quarterback B.J. Coleman under cen- test for the Eagles, as they won’t get another ▲ Women’s soccer welcomes The Southern Eagles. Despite two losses and ter, UTC is the new team to watch. chance to redeem themselves at Paulson Citadel on Thursday, Oct. 14, at 4 p.m. some bumps and bruises along the way, the However there is somewhat of an advan- Stadium until Oct. 30 against the Samford here at Eagle Soccer Field. Then the Eagles have a combined total of just eight tage for the Eagles already. Bulldogs. Monken, however, is not looking Eagles travel to College of Charleston points in their two defeats. The Mocs and The Citadel faced off that far ahead. He is focused on what is hap- After letting a four-point lead slip away against each other this past Saturday, and pening at this moment. to play Sunday at 1 p.m. The team late in the fourth quarter against Wofford, UTC took the victory, 28-10. Now that the “You prepare for each game individually. has a 5-8-0 overall mark and 2-4 the Eagles look to put the loss behind them, Citadel has tested its luck with option, the I heard someone say that wherever you go conference record. but the remnants of the defeat still linger. GSU offense can take a look at what the the fi eld is the same size. The game plan “It’s always a bad day on Sunday when ▲ Men’s soccer dropped a game to UTC defense did to stop the Bulldog’s run- doesn’t change and you have to prepare the you lose, and I can’t say that Monday was ning game and prepare accordingly. same way,” said Monken. Presbyterian College this past Tuesday, a whole lot better,” said Head Coach Jeff “I think it at least gives an indication and The Eagles take on No. 1 Appalachian 1-0. GSU has an overall record of 3-7-1 Monken. you get a plan as to what they have already State in a few weeks for Homecoming on and a conference mark of 0-3-0. The Saturday’s contest between the Univer- done. They got a freshman that has inter- Saturday, Nov. 6. team has its next four matches on sity of Tennessee at Chattanooga and the cepted more balls in the league than anyone Paulson Stadium recorded one top-10 at- the road, beginning with College of Eagles will be the 24th meeting. at this point. They are good up front and tendance this season already. Look for it to Charleston Saturday, Oct. 16. GSU leads the series 20-3, and that may they are athletic,” Monken said. happen again in these two games.