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This newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Media at Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. It has been accepted for inclusion in The George-Anne by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. For more information, please contact [email protected]. GOLD EDITION Thursday, May 23, 1996 Vol. 69, No. 16 [ o Movie review "Heaven's < Prisoners," the latest Alec Baldwin movie, receives a t thumbs-down from Georgia Southern University's Official Student Newspaper ge-AnneStatesboro, Georgia 30460 Founded 1927 the G-A movie critic. , Please see story, Bike paths, Stratford's lack of * page 8 Police search for BRIEFLY. laundry facilities to be solved armed robbery suspect By Joshua Edmonson Senior Staff Writer from the register and fled the building." Fourth annual Reggae Fest A GSU student was involved The victim was counting to be held Saturday in an armed robbery last night money in the register when in the Russell the incident oc- By Justin Miller Union game Assistant News Editor curred. room. The suspect is Union Productions is hoping to pro- The student, reported as be- vide GSU students with a much-needed an employee of ing a black male, distraction before they gear up for fi- the Union work- approximately 5' nals. ing in the game 8" to 5' 11". He They will be hosting the fourth an- room, was ap- weights some- nual Reggae Fest at Oxford Field Satur- proached by a where between day afternoon from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. black male at 120 and 220 The concert will be headlined by the 10:47 p.m. on pounds. The sus- late Bob Marley's band, The Wailers. Tuesday night. pect was wearing The Positions and Cosmic Pirates will "A black male a dark colored, long sleeve be opening up for the The Wailers in came into the Union building shirt and was carrying a what event coordinators are hoping will and approached the man be- chrome plated pistol. be a day of "fun in the sun" for some hind the counter," said Ken The suspect left the scene 2,500 students. , Brown, director of public with $187 in cash, taken from Union Productions has gone to great safety. 'The man pulled out a the game room register. lengths to keep last year's disaster from pistol and the victim fell to the The penalty for armed rob- happening this year. floor behind the counter. The bery is five to 20 years. If the man fired off one shot, which Last year the concert was cancelled File Photo charge is reduced to aggra- hit the door behind the counter. when the power needed to carry the Stratford Hall residents, who have lacked the laundry facilities in the new, adjacent dorm, vated assault, the sentence is sound through the bands' mega-amps washers and dryers in the past, will be able to use G-87, that will be open in 1997. The suspect grabbed the money one to 20 years. caused a temporary black-out in States- !i * boro. By Kevin Bonsor Stratford Hall residents will have to settle To ensure that this does not happen Staff Writer for sharing the laundry facilities of the new Voter registration drive this year, event coordinators in conjunc- Students will have to wait until the 1996-97 residence hall, G-87, which is supposed to open tion with Georgia Power have seen to it school year to benefit from solutions to two in 1997. Construction on the new dorm recently to be held next week that a "power pole" was put in place at campus concerns. began with the foundation being laid. By Justin Miller troversy. Oxford field, so that the bands will have The bike paths, which are planned to be Several proposals have been taken to the Assistant News Editor no problem fueling their speakers. "Since I've been at GSU installed on campus to address safety on the GSU administration, but none has solved the The liquor referendum I've heard numerous stu- In addition to havingpower this year, pedestrium, are await- problem. may come up for a vote this dents complain about the lack there will also be human bowling, a ing funding. Stratford One of the plans, "WHEN THE NEW FACILITY November, and if the College of liquor in Statesboro and Velcro wall, and a walk-on piano similar Hall residents will have which was presented by Republicans have anything registering to vote in Bulloch to the one used in the movie "Big." to wait until next year OPENS IN THE FALL, Karlson, would have al- to say about it, it will go County is the solution," Several student organizations will be to use more convenient lowed for a drop-off and through. Young said. on-site selling food and drinks, but no laundry facilities, LAUNDRY FACILITIES WILL BE pick-up solution. This The College Republicans To make things easier, stu- alcohol or coolers will be allowed on the which will go in the new plan was never set up. AVAILABLE THERE." are having a voter registra- dents who register will fill field. dorm adjacent to "It wasn't SGA's re- tion drive all next week from out a pre-paid postage form There will also not be the sale of any Stratford. — PATRICIA BURKETT, sponsibility to set up the 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Lakeside instead of the last form that T-shirts this year. plan," Karlson said. There has not been DIRECTOR OF MOUSING Cafe and t) e Russell Union. required students to put a any work done on the 'That was left up to aux- Though they are hoping to stamp on it and mail it, a bike paths since the plan to place them on iliary services, and they have both sites running factor that the College Re- [WORD OF THE DAY campus passed through the president's cabinet never did it." simultaneosly, they may have publicans felt might have in February. Facilities planning cannot go GSU President Nicholas Henry also offered them running in cycles with hindered some from register- residents of Stratford Hall the option of moving (SUKyubus) n. a female ahead with construction until the budget is Lakeside Cafe being the.spot ing. succubus into another hall with in-house facilities. Stu- demon supposed to have sex with funded by the state. to register on Monday, According to Young, the Earl Cashon, director of Union, said the plan dents were told they would not be charged any men while they are asleep Wednesday, and Friday, and process of registering takes is ready to go and that the school is awaiting housing fee increase if they wanted to move. registration at the Union on less than five minutes. state funding. According to Greg Schlierf, assistant direc- Tuesday and Thursday. The College Republicans Source: Weird Words The cost of the plan, according to an early tor of housing, only one student made an in- In addition to having said they hope students un- estimate from facilities planning, is projected to quiry into such a possibility, and no Stratford booths set up, the College Re- derstand that this vote in be approximately $672,000. That figure would Hall residents moved. publicans will be going to ev- November may be the last
1 'BORO WEATHER "We were surprised no one moved," Schlierf d decrease by $300,000 if administrators decide ery Introduction to Ameri- one for a while, and that if not to include a loop around the sports complex. said. can Government class. They students don't vote, it may Today 'We didn't do that well this year in funding Director of Housing Patricia Burkett said are hoping that the combina- not go through. Partly cloudy is what I'm hearing from the university stand- moving students to new dorms was the only tion of registration booths and "If students don't turn out viable option. with a high in point," Cashon said. classroom visits will yield [to register and vote], [they] "We are not able to add laundry facilities to the upper 80s Former SGA vice president of auxiliary af- 2,000 new registered voters won't see it again for a long fairs Heather Karlson said that if the school that building," she said. "When the new facility in Bulloch County. time," Young said. » doesn't get the funding the administration opens in the fall, laundry facilities will be In addition to the voter Friday Tim Young, chairman of should allow bikes to remain on campus. available there." the College Republicans, is registration drive next week, Partly hoping that the addition of so the group plans on holding cloudy with many GSU student voters another voter registration a slight Organizers plan for more activities, will settle the liquor law con- drive in the fall. chance of afternoon control at next year's Playerz' Ball and By Reginald Gibson evening said there was illegal parking. mately 50 people littered the Guest Writer However, no thefts were re- parking lot and a car was dam- Egg tossing thunderstorms Founders of the three-year- ported to Statesboro police. aged, a cashier said. and highs in the 80s old Playerz' Ball say that next Stephan Thompson, a Level "We don't know for sure, but year they will try to organize One promoter and one of the I had a feeling that people were more activities and control founders of Playerz' Ball, said stealing and somebody pushed INDEX property damages and the he believes the crowd mistak- some beer bottles, which were crowd, which plagued store (later) found broken," the cash- Announcements 2 owners the first weekend of "WE DON'T KNOW ier said. May. The manager of the EnZone Classifieds 9 Playerz' Ball, which was FOR SURE, BUT I HAD gas station said a crowd of Comics 9 started by GSU students, and people were making noise and A FEELING THAT Crossword 9 attracted crowd estimates at loitering. His employees called 1,200, caught store owners, city the police, and the crowd left Opinions 4 PEOPLE WERE and university police and some soon after the police came, but Police Beat 2 students off-guard. STEALING ..." someone did hit a pump with a The May 3 weekend brought car. Cashiers at EnZone also Sports 6 CORK AND BOTTLE large crowds that spilled over — suspected theft but did not into the streets in front of Level CASHIER close early on either night. It is a desire of The George-Anne to print the news of Georgia Southern University as accu- One nightclub. However, none of the stores rately as possible. If you feel thai something Statesboro Police tried un- enly thought the police closed reported anything to the po- covered is in error, contact a member of the successfully to disperse the down the club. lice. The managers of each store editorial staff at 681 -5246 as soon as possible. people who crowded the streets "Maurir^ (Jackson) told me will know if there was theft Thank you. by blocking off Chandler Road, that our closing had nothing to after checkinginventory books. FOR ADVERTISING INFO.: 681-5418 from Chandler Square to the do with the police," he said. Thompson and his roomates STORY OR PHOTO IDEA: 681-5246 entrance of In-the-Pines. Three Jackson, the owner of Level had a cook-out with music at FAX NUMBERS: 871-1357 and 681-0863 hours later, the University One, was unavailable for com- the party. ±*. LANDRUM BOX: 8001 Police sent five units to help ment. Junior Adrienne Booker, i E-MAIL TO: stud_pub@gsaix2,cc.GaSoU.EDU Statesboro police break up the Convenience store owners who attended the cook-out, said Check out our On-Line Newspaper at crowd. near campus were unable to that people ran after hearing http://www.stp.gasou.edu Statesboro Police Chief Ri- handle the crowd's flow during gunshots. chard Malone said that some the weekend after the crowds Neither the rent attendants students reported vehicular gathered and employees feared at Players Club nor Malone George-Anne damages inflicted by some of thefts. The Cork and Bottle, said they received any reports Mike Hill Liked By Many, Cussed By Some ... the crowd as they were driving which usually closes at mid- of gunshots and there were no near Southern Villa Apart- night, closed at 11:30 p.m. dur- reports of injuries or property Students participate in the egg tossing event, one of the Read By Them All ments and Level One. He also ing the weekend after approxi- damages. many contests of the Battle of the Complexes held Thursday. Page 2 — Thursday, May 23,1996 George-Anne
Watch For the Last Spring Quarter Issue of POLICE BEAT The George-Anne Tuesday, May 28, 1996 GSU Division of Public Safety Hall, was charged with misde- Monday, May 20,1996 reported a theft by taking. meanor violation of the Georgia • Gayla Bell, of Towne Club • Mark Lorenz, of Towne Club Sunday, May 19,1996 controlled substance act. Apartments, reported a theft by Apartments, reported a theft by • Lewis Sparks, 23, of Lanier taking. taking. Drive, was charged with driving Friday, May 17,1996 • Jason Pippen, of Park Place with a suspended license and no • An In the Pines resident Apartments, reported a burglary. license plate. reported a case of simple bat- tery. Saturday, May 18,1996 Saturday, May 18,1996 • Ahawn Wells reported a JVC Sunday, May 19,1996 • Dennis Reagan, of Campus • Shawn McConnell, 19, of CD player was missing from his • Steve Medendorp, of Play- Courtyard Apartments, reported Oliff Hall, was charged with mis- apartment in In the Pines. ers Club Apartments, reported a a theft by taking. demeanor violation of the Geor- theft by taking. • Michele Coker, of Park Place gia controlled substance act. • Mary Beth Dinunzio, of Apartments, reported a theft by • William Glass, 19, of Olliff Statesboro Police Department Campus Courtyard Apartments, taking. and^natAen/io&cL ANNOUNCEMENTS
Things to do at GSU • The Statesboro-GSU •There will be a general stu- drive in the Union Ballroom Symphony will present a Pops dent recital at 1 p.m. in the Foy from noon to 6 p.m. Thursday, May 23,1996 concert at 7 p.m. at the Kiwanis Fine Arts recital hall. For more For more information, call Russell Union Gameroom •Theatre and Performance Field. For more information, call information, call 681-5396. Jennifer Gass at 871-5884. will present "Little Murders" 681-5396. • There will be a junior recital • Cinema Arts will present Tournament at 8 p.m. in the Communication Sunday, May 26,1996 featuring Catherine Blitch "Priscilla Queen of the Arts building in room 101. For • There will be a senior recital and Melissa Livengood at 8 Desert" at 7 p.m. more information, call 681-0106. featuring Chuck Hutcheson p.m. in the Foy Fine Arts recital For more information, call Runs through May 25. and Michael Braz at 3 p.m. in hall. For more information, call 681-5471. • The GSU Brass Ensemble the Foy Fine Arts recital hall. 681-5396. • James Hamrick will present Tue.. May 28 will perform at 5 p.m. in the Foy For more information, call 681- "Tropical Trees" at noon in the Fine Arts recital hall. For more 5396. Tuesday, May 28,1996 Biology building in room 2217. information, call 681-5396. • The American Red Cross For more information, call 681- Friday, May 24,1996 Monday, May 27,1996 and PRSSA will sponsor a blood 5487. Mixed Jury selection begins for trial of slain Georgia college student Doubles The Associated Press The fund has raised more than Bloomington, Ind. Turner's trial Despite disagreeing over who VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — $16,000 and will continue to re- is set to begin on June 25. If killed Evans, both men said they Ping Pong Jury selection began Monday in ceive donations throughout the convicted, both men face life sen- disposed of her body together. the trial of one of two Navy SEAL course of the the trial. Sacks said tences. Sacks said he plans to prove trainees charged with abducting the fund tainted the impartial- Ms. Evans, of Tucker, Ga., that his client is innocent and and murdering a Georgia college ity of the police department and vanished early on June 19,1995, that Turner committed the mur- All events start at 6:00 pm student last summer. the prosecutor. He asked for the from The Bayou nightclub in der. All events are open to both women and men. The entry Billy Joe Brown Jr., 23, of commonwealth's attorney to be Virginia Beach. Her body was "We have evidence that will deadline is the Monday prior to each event. Sign-up in the Dayton, Ohio, pleaded innocent dismissed from the case and for found eight days later in a thickly demonstrate that Mr. Turner Russell Union Gameroom. The entry fee is $2.00 per person. in Virginia Beach Circuit Court wooded park in Newport News, murdered Jennifer Evans," he For more information, call the Russell Union Gameroom at to charges of murder, abduction "I'M NOT PREPARED about 30 miles from Virginia said. "We are confident in Billy 681-0444. with intent to defile, sexual pen- Beach. Brown's innocence." etration with an object and at- TO CHANGE THE Ms. Evans was last seen leav- Brown sat quietly through the tempted rape in the slaying of VENUE ... UNTIL WE ing the oceanfront club with morning's motions, conferring Monday - Friday 9 am - 11 pm Jennifer L. Evans, 21. Turner. occasionally with Sacks. Dressed Brown's attorney, Andrew CAN SEE IF WE CAN Police quickly zeroed in on in a blue blazer and gray pants Saturday 10 am -11 pm Sacks, opened by asking Circuit Turner and Brown, roommates with hair falling over his shirt Sunday 12 noon -11 pm Judge A. Bonwill Shockley to GET AN IMPARTIAL at the Little Creek Naval Am- collar, he no longer looked like a move the trial because of the JURY." phibious Base, where they were military man. publicity the case has received. training for the Navy's com- "I'm not prepared to change — ANDREW SACKS mando unit. the venue ... until we can see if ATTORNEY In separate interviews with yww«s^^^^^^^^^ we can get an impartial jury," police, each accused the other of the appointment of a special pros- the judge said. strangling Ms. Evans. ecutor. Sacks then raised the issue of Turner said Brown had "It crosses the line," Sacks said a memorial scholarship fund set strangled the woman in the | Jailer01/ C^Unic: | of the fund-raising effort. "It up by the media relations de- nightclub parking lot. could become a very dangerous partment of the Virginia Beach But Brown maintained that precedent." Police Department. The money Turner choked Ms. Evans when ^Allergies can be a big problem this time of year.} Judge Shockley also denied went to Atlanta's Emory Univer- she resisted attempts by the two that motion. sity , the school where Evans to have sex with her. In another Brown is charged along with To help you, GSU Health Services offers had been a pre-medical student version, Brown said Ms. Evans his Navy buddy, SEAL trainee with plans to become a pediatri- was already dead when he got Dustin A. 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If you're concerned ahouf your HIV ¥ 5:30-8 WWNS FM 100 ¥ sfafus, make an appoinfmenf fo be fesfed. ¥ Come see ouf model apartment and ¥ jGSU Heaffh Services offers free anonymous ¥ 1 3:30-5:30 ¥ ¥ new construction progress! ¥ HIV fesfing. ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ Caff 681-0012 fo schedufe your appoinfmenf ¥ Thursday, May 23 SPECIAL BONUS: ¥ If you lease an apartment at the open house, ¥ 3:30-8:30 p.m. you get $100.00 CASH when you move in!! ¥ ¥ Seasons Apartments ¥ ¥ Turn on Robin Hood Lane across from Paulson Stadium and follow the signs. E George-Anne Thursday, May 23,1996 — Page 3
Newt won't get involved in senator duel College replaces contaminated buildings The Associated Press The Associated Press their careers in the House in Mississippi include national sible, Bloodworth said. said her first hint of a problem The roofs on Butler, Markert, , JACKSON, Miss.— House 1972. Cochran won his Senate party chairman Haley Barbour, AUGUSTA, Ga. - It will be a came during the Christmas holi- Hardy and Skinner halls and the days, when the school was closed. "Speaker Newt Gingrich declined seat in 1978, Lott 10 years later. vice chairman Rep. Evelyn long and expensive process to Science and Classroom Office "I came up one morning to use Saturday to inject himself into During their congressional McPhail and House freshman replace six buildings at Augusta buildings are a legacy of the the computer lab. There were the duel between two Mississip- careers, both have been among class president Rep. Roger College that were found to be college's past life as an Army guys in white suits cleaning up. ^pians for leadership of the Re- the party's top fund raisers and Wicker. contaminated with asbestos. ammunition warehouse complex. Kind of scary," said Dombrowski, publican-controlled Senate. have donated funds through po- And Gingrich said Rep. Mike College officials are proposing The cement-asbestos mix used a senior from Augusta. However, Gingrich, in Jack- litical action committees to other Parker, who switched to the GOP to build one new building to re- to fireproof roofs in the 1940s is Other students on campus ason for a speech to the Missis- from the Democratic Party last place the contaminated ones, crumbling, causing asbestos to Monday said they were unaware sippi Republican convention, fall, led the list of lawmakers which contain asbestos in crum- "THEY ARE BOTH DEAR build up on sidewalks, in soil and of the contamination until de- said he would get along fine with who jumped to the GOP. bling World War II-era roofs. in attics. Tests of classroom ar- tails were reported Sunday in * either Sens. Thad Cochran and FRIENDS OF MINE. I "I think this is a truly a re- They estimate the cost at $20 eas show acceptable concentra- The Augusta Chronicle. Trent Lott, both contenders for markable achievement. It is truly million to $25 million. tions, but consultants advise "Down where I'm from, asbes- the Senate majority leader post. DON'T WANT TO JINX historic," Gingrich said. A formal request for money to ongoingtestingand maintenance tos in buildings is not good," said I "They are both dear friends of Barbour said the historic sig- begin the process will be made to EITHER ONE OF THEM programs until the buildings can Rahji Edness, a freshman from "mine. I don't want to jinx either nificance of the Cochran-Lott the Board of Regents, college be replaced. Bermuda. "They should tear it one of them by commenting be- BY COMMENTING race should not be lost on Ameri- President William Bloodworth Student Anita Dombkowski out." yond that," said Gingrich, who cans, much less the people of Jr. said Monday. -served with Cochran and Lott in BEYOND THAT." Mississippi. "By September, the univer- the House when he was elected "We've already gone through sity system will forward its capi- tal list to the governor's office," in 1974. — NEWT GINGRICH the period where we had the No. " The Mississippi Republicans 2 and No. 3 leaders in the major- he said. "If the governor says it's SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE are the only candidates to suc- ity party, and that meant our a good idea, and the Legislature Deal's Antiques Mall ceed Sen. Bob Dole as party views were that much closer to agrees, we could have funds au- the head of the table. Now, our thorized this time next year to ■ * leader in the Senate. GOP candidates nationwide. We Buy & Sell Quality A vote is expected some time Gingrich said the selection of views will be at the head of the hire an architect. We would hope in June. a new majority leader comes af- table," he said. this one will move speedily." Used Furniture! Dole announced last week he ter great gains by the GOP na- "It is awfully good for Missis- A previous plan sent to the "would step down from the Sen- tionwide and in Mississippi. Two sippi, a state which a lot of times Board of Regents called for two We Will Give You Top DoUar For ate so he could concentrate on of Mississippi's five House mem- has gotten a bad rap from the new classroom buildings, built his presidential campaign. bers are Republicans, and the press, undeservedly, and the in subsequent years, to enable Your Furniture When Leave School! i Lott, 54, and Cochran, 58, hold GOP has fielded candidates in quality of these two men speak gradual retirement and demoli- Special Studettt PbutA, s4
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PLAYERS CLUB APARTMENTS Oxford Field * Now Leasing (912) 871-6501 1 PM - Cosmic Pirates • 3 PM - Positions 710 Georgia Are. • Statesboro, GA 30458 5 PM - The Wailers O George-Anne For 68 years, Georgia Southern's Official Student Newspaper Liked By Many, Cussed By Some... Christopher Cole Amanda Crews Read By Them All Editor Managing Editor Ashley E. Hunt ~^M~ The oldest continuously published newspaper in Bulloch County Thursday, May 23,1996 News Editor Opinions Our Opinion Partyers must use future restraint The news that organizers of the annual Playerz Ball will try to bring more order and control to the event in the future will help ease the minds of police, merchants and students. When businesses were forced to close early and students could not return to their apartments on the closed Chandler Road during the first weekend of May, the event had clearly gotten out of hand. Apparently, the crowd in attendance believed the police had closed the club Level One and decided to take the party out into the street in front of the club. In a campus community, wild parties thrown by college students are almost an everyday event. No red-blooded student would condemn anyone who chooses to have a party, but once a single group's party infringes on the community's rights as a whole, then there is a problem. The community's rights were definitely infringed upon. Police had to block off Chandler Road from Chandler Square to the entrance of In-the-Pines. Many of the students who live in the apartments on that road could not return to their homes. Some businesses in the vicinity closed up early out of fear of thefts and the loitering "TELL ME, OSCAR ... EXACTLY WHEN DID BILL GATES MOVE IN ON OUR LIVES LIKE THIS?" crowds. Many more individuals were affected by the inconvenience of the noisy crowd and the enforced detour. Perhaps we were fortunate that the event did not turn deadly. Some said they heard gunshots in Players Club Symptoms of mad cow disease at GSU Apartments, but thankfully, no injuries were reported. After weeks of mass hysteria Some motorists around here' in Britain and other countries should also check with their phy- Students need to de-stress at the end of the week, abroad over "mad cow disease," CHRISTOPHER COLE whether they choose to have a party or go to the beach. sicians about the possibility of which resulted in the mass having mad cow disease. With. Such events, though, should not be allowed to slaughter of tons of cattle and EDITOR yet another pedestrian being hos- inconvenience the rest of the community or to endanger led to a nauseous revolt against pitalized recently from being hit the lives of any of the participants. the consumption of steak world- cookout or throw away your sir- ballot box? by a car, my mind really started,' Hopefully, with increased organization and crowd wide, many Americans have won- loin tips. You should stop eating What other than a town jogging over the question of in- dered if the chaos would infil- at McDonald's, but not because control, the annual event can continue to be a safe way plagued by mad cow disease sanity in Statesboro. trate our home turf. of mad cow hysteria. would allow a college to multiply for students to let off some steam, without becoming an I wrote a some columns a i I am the bearer of bad news I mentioned earlier that I don't to unruly numbers of new resi- couple of years ago explaining" inconvenience for the rest of the campus community. today. Mad cow disease has ar- have any scientific evidence of dents without adequately fund- my own "cardinal rules of driv- rived in Statesboro, and the the contagion being present in ing new roads, wider roads and ing," but obviously to no advan-1 symptoms of madness are every- Statesboro. I have, however, col- long-term logistical planning? tage. I still see people who can't* Your Opinion where in the springtime air. lected some strong anecdotal Statesboro is only just beginning obey the rules either as a driver I have always believed the or a pedestrian. ing the College of Education as 'Boro to be a strange town to live Which brings me to another,3 GSU shouldn't an example. The College of in, but events of late have me ONLY IN STATESBORO CAN YOU FIND FACULTY, mad cow-ism: Only in States- use bell curve Education requires its students convinced that flesh of the schizo boro can you find faculty, staff to have a 2.5 GPA before enter- cattle is prevalent in local butch- STAFF AND STUDENTS SLINGING UNBEARABLE and students slinging unbear-^ Editor, ing the program and they must ers' freezers. able insults at each other for the" In the past several issues of maintain this average. How INSULTS AT EACH OTHER OVER WHETHER PEOPLE It is not my intention to bring better part of a year, all over the The George-Anne, allegations many other departments re- a wild frenzy to the general popu- SHOULD BE ABLE TO RIDE BICYCLES ... issue of whether people should. have been made against the quire such standards? If they lation, so be aware that I have be able to ride bicycles around* English and philosophy depart- do, they too are probably one of not yet scientifically documented campus. ment regarding grading poli- the 15 departments thought to this claim. The media are notori- evidence, and the purpose of this to realize these goals. We have As I prepare to graduate from cies. References have been inflate grades. ous for kidding around" and be- column is to share it with you. had local option sales taxes, but GSU, I am planning an appoint-., made toward the use of the bell I have only received the ing taken way too seriously be- What other than a town vic- the revenue has gone to public ment with my doctor for a physi- curve and inflation of grades, grades I have earned int his cause people didn't think they timized by mad cow disease works projects that are of little cal checkup. I have a driving which I would like to address. department. The students in were joking. would the most powerful eco- benefit to whole community. need to know whether those late- " The bell curve distribution the College of Education work k Take Johnny Carson as an nomic voice double ask the weak- For a more specific example of night burgers to tide me over should not be used at all by hard because we must to stay example: When he announced, est political one? mad cow symptoms, why would while I'm writing a paper have any of the professors. The bell in the program, and take of- in solemn tones, that there was a Until possibly this year, most a university allow use of its sta- caused an irreversible toxin to. curve normal distribution scale fense to the statement that our shortage of toilet paper across students have been willing to dium for a major concert that enter my body. is based on the intelligence grades are inflated, because the nation, the next day saw shell out their dollars — and essentially excluded students, to Looking around myself here range of the entire society. that is basically saying we are millions of people buying huge their parents' dollars — on a the point that some college re- at GSU, I may yet make that life- Since a large majority of people given our diplomas, which is ( stocks of it so their bathrooms town that tramples on their free- porters couldn't even get the saving decision to cut out the* who make up the low end of false. wouldn't go unfurnished. doms almost daily, without so press passes they were prom- beef and begin eating eight-grain the bell curve are not present Every student, whether they So don't cancel this weekend's much as lifting their arms to the ised? bread with a side of broccoli. at this university, it would be are in high school, core classes, inaccurate to use it in a college or a major class, should receive class or any class. the grade they earn and not a In Justin Miller's article on Students should come before the school's image grade determined by any kind What is more important at an May 21, many professors were years. » of scale. institution of higher learning, concerned with grade inflation Another thing that has been students or image? because of the grade distribu- RONNIE SWINFORD discovered is the grade curve in Sena Courson Since I am writing in a stu- tion in some departments, us- Junior some departments varies from, dent newspaper, you should prob- SPORTS EDITOR the norm. And that because of ably be able to guess my stance. this people are allegedly losing STAFF GSU is so concerned with how have been built are great. But But these are not the only their jobs. it looks to other schools, parents, they should be they took long image ploys that GSU uses. The This is again the school trying NEWS the Board of Regents, the state enough to build. residence life office changes the to show themselves in a good Assistant News Editor: Justin Miller; Copy Editor: Melanie Weingberg; Senior and the local community, that Staff Writer: Josh Edmonson; Staff: Erika Anderson, Alex Boney, Kevin Bonsor, But this is the way they mar- names of dorms to residence light. Our own professors sayj they forget why they are here. Kim Wagner, Meredith Whrtt ket this school. They are growing halls. things like " students aren't Students are the reason that FEATURES toward the future, while keep- The homecoming committee that bright." this school is here. ing the natural feel of the cam- holds contests to see who can I think, that statement alone Features Editor: Stacy demons; Arts & Entertainment Editor: Tracey Varnell; Not homecoming contests, not % Staff: Shanika Glynn, Dana Gunter pus. come up with the best logo for should get that professor fired» football games, not the image, If you see the brochures that next years homecoming, but it from the school. We all know SPORTS but the students should come they give out to prospective stu- must include the spicin' it up that every person has things they Sports Editor: Ronnie Swinford; Senior Staff Writer: Mike Davis; Staff: Carolyn first. But unfortunately they Wynn do well in. I do well in history,." don't. but I really have a hard time in OPINIONS The last thing anyone around math. Staff: Marcus Benson,Christopher Cole, Amanda Crews, Chance Fulk, Jana here thinks of are the students. THE JOB OF MARKETING SHOULD NEVER GET IN THE Newsome, Justin Miller, Melanie Weinberg But for a professor to make a* When a new road or building has WAY OF THE STUDENT'S RIGHTS TO EXPECT FAIR statement to his department that PHOTOGRAPHY , to be constructed, where is it the students are not bright put? On top of student parking Chief Photographer: Mike Spilker; Staff: Mike Hill, Jarrett Reagan TREATMENT IN THE WAY THEY ARE GRADED. enough to make the grades that, lots. have been given, is bordering on* ARTWORK And instead of building dur- criminal. Scott Morris ing the summer quarter, they dents they say things like, "GSU phrase, the 1996 homecoming The job of marketing should start in spring so that the project t CIRCULATION has more trees than people." and Georgia Southern. never get in the way of the" will be under way when people Supervisor: Steve Taliaferro I certainly hope so, we do live Again I must ask why. student's rights to expect fair come for visitation. in the pine tree capital of the We all know where homecom- treatment in the way they are ADVERTISING/DISTRIBUTION SERVICES (ADS) The school can say, "We are world. ing for GSU will be. But they graded. , Advertising Manager: Brooks Clements; Business Manager: Stephanie Wylie; building things now that your Another thing that they re- must pick a logo with that infor- Students are stepped on, Marketing Coordinators: Heather Turner, Jennifer Ricketson; Sales Representa- children can use." tives: Ron Lair, Jennifer Ricketson, Heather Turner, Carolyn Wynn ally use to show the beauty of mation so they can send that taught to jump through the What about the people who this campus is the photo up the information to alumni. hoops, and manipulated to serve ■> PRODUCTION AND GRAPHICS EDITORIAL SERVICES are already here? main entrance, through sweet- The alumni are supposed to (PAGES) Since I have been at GSU, I the institutions well being. heart circle. be overwhelmed with fond memo- Should this not be the other General Manager and STP Web Master: Scott Mulkey; Production Manager: have seen them tear up, or build Ron Lair; Assistant Production Managers: Shawn Sunderland, Tonya Thomp- Sure, that is a nice shot, but ries of their college days, and way around. 1 on six different student parking son; Staff: Robert Castaneda, Jennifer Craft, Tamara Gilbert, Jeff Winemiller; why not be a little more realis- rush to their checkbooks to write I had an education professor' Layout Editor: Marcus Benson; Darkroom Manager: James Hill lots. During that time I have also tic? Show a shot of Lakeside Cafe GSU a check. who once said, "Education in the seen the numbers of students go STUDENT PUBLICATIONS COORDINATOR at noon. It's people on top of I don't know about most stu- United States is bureaucracy from 10,000 to 15,000. Robert Bohler: News, Editorial Advisor; Bill Neville: General Manager people trying to get something to dents, but this school has gotten gone wild." • Sure some of the buildings that eat. enough of my money over the I now agree with him. ■ ■
George-Anne Thursday, May 23,1996 — Page 5 The G-A. It's not your parents' newspaper. Two Utah senators defend defense spending for the Olympics The Associated Press partment of Defense has an ap- All it really does, he said, is SALT LAKE CITY — Utah's propriate role and responsibility block "inappropriate and waste- two senators have promised to in an event like the Olympics. ful use of military personnel and challenge efforts by a fellow law- Given the strong voice the Sen- resources." maker who wants to limit De- 'The Department of Defense ■i fense Department spending on cannot afford to foot the bills, 11 "WE'RE GOING TO the Olympics. without reimbursement, for WffiRE Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., ENSURE THE PRESIDENT sporting events that make a has attached an amendment to profit," he argues. the Defense Authorization Act, RETAINS THE "If an event does not make a, profit, this legislation is not ap- ARCHITECTS scheduled for Senate consider- CONSTITUTIONAL AND ation this week, to require orga- plicable." nizers of an Olympics or any other STATUTORY AUTHORITY McCain figures Defense De- sporting event to reimburse the partment expenditures around CAN FIND GREAT federal government for services HE ALREADY HAS TO Atlanta's Centennial Games will not related directly to security. PROVIDE ADEQUATE exceed $50 million, including Salt Lake Organizing Com- dubious projects such as build- BLUEPRINTS. mittee (SLOC) officials have re- SECURITY FOR THE ing a water system for a field- sponded by soliciting help from hockey venue and a dining facil- 1 ■ OLYMPICS." Utah Republican Sens. Orrin ity at the Olympic compound, At Post, we've designed Hatch and Bob Bennett. — MILITARY-AFFAIRS and printing signs. "We're worried, but we're go- SLOC officials, who were an oasis with professionals AIDE ROBERT LOCKWOOD ing to win this one. We're going counting on about $30 million in mind. In fact, no other to beat McCain," said Hatch mili- from Washington for security for tary-affairs aide Robert ate has given to the anti-terror- the 2002 Winter Games, are con- communities measure up. Lockwood. "We're going to en- ism bill, this is an area where cerned about the potential im- sure the president retains the they can show that support." pact on their budget. Our communities feature constitutional and statutory au- McCain maintains his amend- "We will need assistance with such extras as state-of-the-art thority he already has to provide ment will do nothing to under- security on the federal level and adequate security for the Olym- mine legitimate security mea- we don't want to have anything fitness centers and planned pics." sures, nor will it create an addi- detrimental to the games enacted Adds Bennett spokeswoman tional financial burden for event by Congress," said spokesman resident activities including Mary Jane Collipriest: "The De- organizers. Mike Korologos. group outings and athletic leagues. Our spacious studio, one-, two-, Gingrich: Clinton 'counterfeit conservative' and three-bedroom apartment By Terri Langford it's yours," Gingrich said. "We incumbent fever into office two homes even include roommate floorplans. 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BEYOND THE i Eagles face Old Dominion in first regional playoff game a By Mike Davis play-offs?" ARC Senior Staff Writer 'This team has always been MIKE DAVIS As Eagle first baseman good at focusing on what they Tommy Peterman waited with have to get done," Stallings said. his teammates in the Lupton 'There have been some games Building Monday afternoon for when it could have been better. I Where did the announcement of their place- don't know what happened in ment in the NCAA regional play- the second game against offs, he sat feeling a lot more Bethune-Cookman, but we obvi- all the confident as opposed to when the ously had our minds somewhere tradjtion go? team gathered last year. else. If we stay focused, I think After winning the series with this ball club can do good things." I'm tired of trying to acknowl- Bethune-Cookman last weekend, GSU has played only three edge the fact that people's deci- the Eagles clinched a spot in the teams in the overall NCAA tour- sions are being influenced by the play-offs, unlike last season when nament. Clemson, Charleston changing of society. they had to wait for an at-large Southern, and Georgia Tech, who Does tradition not mean any- bid, which they never got. is at a controversial two-seed in thing anymore? 'This is a great feeling," said the regional at Baton Rouge. For example, the most talked Peterman, who will enter the The Eagles finished 2-0 about topic from the past week play-offs leading the Eagles with against Clemson, 3-1 against in the world of racing is not the 24 homeruns, 77 RBIs, and a Charleston Southern, and 3-1 fact that Indy car driver Scott .373 batting average. "We were against Georgia Tech. Brayton died at the Indianapolis in the same building last year Ayala, whose record of 14-3 Motor Speedway, but instead it waiting for an at-large bid and it leads all Eagle pitchers, has is the new race that is trying to never happened. We'reusingthis unsurprisingly been given the take over the Indianapolis 500. to our advantage. This is a lot nod for the opening game. Some of the best Indy car driv- better felling." Special Photo "I'm just going to prepare the ers have opted for the US 500, a "We're just so happy to make Both players and coaches eagerly awaited the announcement of their placement in the NCAA regional same way I've prepared all sea- race that is competing on the it," pitcher Julio Ayala said after playoffs in the Lupton building Monday. son," Ayala said. "I've been look- same day as the Indy 500 at the announcement. "We know ing forward to this for a while. Michigan Motor Speedway. we're a good team, and we think layout of the field pretty good, Head Coach Jack Stallings feels that GSU knows as much about I'm going to go out and do the Who would have ever thought we can beat anybody in the na- and this will also be easier on that the Eagles could go in with as they did Bethune-Cookman things that I know I can do." that arguably the greatest race tion. We have good pitching, good family members and fans to come somewhat of an advantage. last weekend. "This is a good ball club," of all-time would try to be out- hitting, and good running. We've support us. This is pretty excit- "Familiarity is very important "We really don't know too Stallings said. "I've thought so done? Tradition means nothing been looking forward to this all ing." in any tournament," Stallings much about Old Dominion," ever since the beginning of the anymore. season." Also in the bracket, Clemson said. Unlike 1990 when we went Stallings said. "We know that season and I've said it countless Let's switch scenes to base- The Eagles will be traveling (1) will face Charleston South- in not knowing anything about they have a fine program, and times. But what we've done be- ball, supposedly one of America's back to Clemson University to ern (6), and Tennessee (2) will the teams, we are going with the people in the Colonial Ath- fore means nothingnow. Our goal pastimes. face fourth seed Old Dominion in battle West Virginia (5). somewhat of an idea of most of letic Association that we've is to win the first game, and then Year by year, baseball's great- the first game of the double-elimi- "It's going to be a pretty even the teams in our bracket. We've played our very complementary worry about what lays ahead. est ball parks are being deleted nation tournament starting tournament," Peterman said. played Clemson twice, Charles- of them. We can't worry about the other from the scene, with the newer, Thursday at 11:00 a.m. "Looking at the brackets, you see ton Southern four times, and we When we played East Caro- teams, because we have no con- modernized stadiums taking its 'This is a good region to be in," that all the records are basically know about Tennessee. We've lina earlier in the season, they trol over them. place. Peterman said. "It would nave the same. also played on that field before, were saying the Old Dominion We need to stay focused on Tiger Stadium has been on been nice to go somewhere we The southeast always has good which will also help us." was going to be a tough team to Old Dominion. We've got to play the bubble for years, and now haven't been, but we're just glad teams in post-season play." But quickly the focus is now beat. Who would have thought the cards that have been dealt to talks of Fenway Park holding its to be where we are. We know the Heading into the regionals, turned on Old Dominion, a team we would be playing them in the us." last ballgame are being heard. Those are some great ball parks, but when I heard that George Steinbrenner wants to Braves' McGriff hits his 300th homer, says he has 400 more in him move the New York Yankees By Paul Newberry over the years, but everybody is really focused at the plate. He said McGriffs balance at the Though he downplayed his The Associated Press from Yankee Stadium, I couldn't looking for that new star, the goes up with the idea every time plate has been his biggest personal accomplishment, it's believe it. ATLANTA-Makinghis usual guy who comes out of the blue to of having a good, aggressive strength. He never seems to get obvious McGriff is starting to Why dessert Yankee Stadium? postgame stop by Fred McGriff s hit 40 or 50 homers," said swing. You're not going to see fooled by a pitch—unusual for a think about his place in baseball It has held the greatest play- locker to swipe a handful of lo- McGriff, who had seven straight him get fooled too often." slugger — because his feet stay history. If he needs a not-so- ers of all time like Babe Ruth, tion, Dwight Smith joked that he 30-homer seasons until he hit 27 He certainly wasn't fooled firmlyplanted, his weight evenly subtle reminder, there's that Lou Gerig, Joe Dimaggio, Yogi wanted to do more than just in the abbreviated 1995 sched- Sunday by the Reds. Facing a distributed. screened-in locker right next to Berra, and Roger Maris. And soothe his skin. ule. This year, Mr. Consistency left-hander the first four times "McGriffs as hot as I've seen his, the one used by Aaron, whose these rich businessmen come in "Maybe I can get me some hits 755 homers made him the great- with their money sticking out of from that stuff," Smith said. est home run hitter in major- their pockets and just strip McGriff s locker is certainly a league history. America from the tradition that good place to start when looking "I'VE STILL GOT MORE THAN 400 TO GO TO CATCH HANK AARON ... I'M "I hope to get 400 homers and it has held for years. for a few extra hits. There may TRYING TO MAKE LITTLE ADJUSTMENTS. AND I'M STILL YOUNG. THE then 500," McGriff said. "That's What are Yankee Stadium's be a special aura floating in that when you start getting into a problems. Yes, it is located in a part of the clubhouse, where the BASEBALL CARD MIGHT SAY I'M 32, BUT I FEEL LIKE I'M 25." pretty elite group. I've just got to bad neighborhood, better known Atlanta Braves first baseman keep going and try to stay as the Bronx, but it hasn't dresses next to the cubicle once — FRED MCGRIFF healthy." stopped people from going there occupied by home run king Hank Despite a decade-long run of before. Besides, finding a sta- Aaron.'Tve still got more than superlative play, McGriff has dium that is not located right in 400 to go to catch Hank Aaron," has started the season like he he came to the plate, the left- him," Cincinnati starter Pete never finished higher than fourth the middle of a crime-related area McGriff said Sunday after his wants to be Mr. MVP. handed McGriff piled up four Schourek said. "He's in a groove, in the MVP balloting. Even now, is hard to do. homer in the Braves' 9-5 victory Prior to Monday's game RBIs on a single, two doubles hitting the stuffing out of the he tends to get overshadowed by But if you are going to tear over Cincinnati made him the against the Chicago Cubs, and his landmark home run. ball. We're glad to leave town." the Braves' outstanding pitch- down old stadiums and replace 71st player in major-league his- McGriff was hitting .353 (third "Right now, I'm getting some At age 32, McGriff thinks he's ing, though last week's season- them with the new, at least give tory to hit 300 career home runs. in the NL) with 11 homers (tied good pitches to hit and I'm hit- just entering his prime. ending injury to David Justice them a decent name. For almost 10 years, McGriff for seventh) and 40 RBIs (tied ting them," he said with a shrug. "I keep learning more and puts the weight of the Atlanta Stadiums can't even be called has been putting up big numbers for fourth). "A month ago, when I was strug- more every day," he said. "I'm offense squarely on his shoul- by an original name anymore. that go largely unnoticed because "He's locked in, man," team- gling, those same pitches I might tryingto make little adjustments. ders. It's either Three Comp Park, US he does virtually the same thing mate Chipper Jones marveled. have swung and missed or fouled And I'm still young. The baseball "Maybe after this year," Jones Air Arena, or the Delta Center. every year. "He's going through one of those them back." card might say I'm 32, but I feel said with a grin, "people might And these days, people can "I've been pretty consistent periods in his career where he's Hitting coach Clarence Jones like I'm 25." give him a little better look." only blame professional athletes when it comes to people who are Major League Be \seball Standings influenced by money. Profes- sional athletes are not the prob- National League American League lem in my mind. It is the owners, Umpires seek revenge on Schott and Reds' pitchers East East The Associated Press the general managers, the busi- and died on opening day. to put him in the same category Atlanta 29-15 New York 24-16 nessmen who don't even care ATLANTA-John Smiley sug- "If you have a personal ven- as Marge Schott. That's ridicu- about sports. gests that umpires are getting detta against Marge, take it up lous." Montreal 28-17 Baltimore 24-18 There are too many people who back at Cincinnati Reds owner with her, not the team," Smiley Smiley complained that bor- Florida 23-23 Toronto 20-23 are involved in sports that Marge Schott by giving her pitch- said. derline pitches were called balls. shouldn't be, and all of America ers a smaller strike zone. Hallion, who was part of Hallion said he would be glad Philadelphia 21-21 Boston 17-24 is suffering from it. Let tradition Smiley took the loss Friday McSherrys crew, said Smiley^ to discuss his ball and strike calls New York 18-25 Detroit 13-33 keep its place in sports. night as the Atlanta Braves beat suggestion was absurd. with Smiley. the Reds 8-2. He left without "We're not perfect," Hallion "Marge never would come into Central Central talking to reporters. said. "But for him to say that I the equation as far umpiring a Houston 22-24 Cleveland 28-13 On Saturday, Smiley said was intentionally squeezing him major league game on the field," The George-Anne home plate umpire Tom Hallion because of Marge Schott, that Hallion said. Chicago 20-25 Chicago 24-18 squeezed the strike zone smaller shows me that John Smiley has "We're professionals. I don't Cincinnati 16-23 Milwaukee 21-20 is looking for a when he was on the mound. lost a little bit of his profession- care what she says, what she few goof pens! Smiley suggested it had some- alism because he should know does or whatever else. Pittsburgh 18-26 Minnesota 18-24 thing to do with Schott's state- better than that." "Marge Schott had nothing to St. Louis 18-26 Kansas City 19-26 ments that she felt cheated when "And to question my integrity do with my umpiring last night's If you are interested umpire John McSherry collapsed over Marge Schott, I almost have game." West west in writing for us, come San Diego 27-17 Texas 27-16 to the Williams center To Your Health: Did You Know: San Francisco 23-20 Seattle 22-20 for an application, or Classifieds 25 words or less are printed free Cardiovascular disease is the number one free for any GSU student. If you would like to killer in America. Precautions that can greatly Los Angeles 23-23 Oakland 20-22 call us at 681-5246 reduce chances of getting this disease are place a classified come to the Williams Center Colorado 20-21 California 20-23 rm.223 with what you want printed exercising on a regular basis, not smoking, and controlling cholesterol in your diet. George-Anne *
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EntertainmentThursday, May 23,1996 T/ze o/tfesf continuously published newspaper in Bulloch County Page 7 PETITION TO THE ATLANTA COMMITTEE FOR THE OLYMPIC GAMES 1 What's rus allow one to see the true scratching cello cords bleed into POE depth of her voice. our startled surprise, and then Happenin' Poe Black, on the other hand, she keeps shiftingback and forth WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, DO HEREBY PETITION THE By HELLO is the more interesting of these between the two throughout. ATLANTA COMMITTEE FOR THE OLYMPIC GAMES TO two. Why is it that evil is always Her evil enticing ways are EXCLUDE STATESBORO, GEORGIA FROM YOUR OLYMPIC Tracey so much more interesting than heightened by the fact that Poe TORCH ROUTE FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS: Varnell ATLANTIC good? To tell you the truth, she is a highly attractive, almost almost seems to have assumed sultry, blond. The real problem 1. THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF STATESBORO, Those of you who have fol- RECORDS some incarnate form of Leslie is that she knows it. GEORGIA, HAVE ENGAGED IN LEGISLATIVE ACTS THAT lowed my column in the En- By Mark Runyon Rankle (Ruby). The devil/temptress an- DISCRIMINATE AGAINST THE COLLEGE STUDENTS OF tertainment section this past Staff Writer Leather-clad, donning the nounces herself as "Jezebel in GEORGIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY. year have been brave souls. Yeah, it's Poe. My favorite girl heavy black eyeliner and lipstick, hell" in the album's awe-inspir- You've listened to my sarcas- sporting her ever-so-hip and Poe Black eats sissies like Mega- ingtrack "Angry Johnny."Temp- 2. THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL HAVE TAKEN THE tic moans about everything trendy multiple personality look. death for breakfast along with tation overwhelms us as sin FOLLOWING ACTION TO WIT: stands there bearing her sweet from public restrooms, to How else would you explain go- her ham and cheese omelet and a Four unrelated persons may not reside in any dwelling in apple while she states things like, Christmas lights, to couch ing from the heavy-handed ran- side of toast. any residential zoned areas of Statesboro, Georgia, that is "But either way \ either way\I potatoes. cor of 'Trigger Happy Jack" to This transition over to Poe zoned R-l and R-2. This being my last column the quiet Tori Amos-like inno- Black comes like an unan- want to kill you\I want to blow in the Entertainment section, cence of the beautiful "Fly Away" nounced eclipse in the track you \ away." 3. IN PUBLIC FORUMS, BY ACTS, DEEDS, AND PERSONAL I'd like to issue a quick in the span of a single al- Her voice is so seduc- STATEMENTS, THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL HAVE CLEARLY "Thanks" as I exit stage left. bum? tively enticing that you're ILLUSTRATED THEIR BIAS AND PREJUDICE AGAINST Thanks to those who read, to Let's go with the night just ready to surrender GEORGIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS RESIDING IN those who gave encourage- and day symbolism, shall yourself unto her and say, CERTAIN NEIGHBORHOODS. ment, to those who gave criti- we? Poe White is your pic- "whatever is your plea- cism, but especially to those turesque version of a coy, sure." The lyrics are fun as 4. SAID ACTS, DEEDS, AND ACTIONS ARE CONTRARY TO who inspired me. I couldn't innocent schoolgirl with a well. She winds up spin- RIGHTS, PRIVILEGES, AND FREEDOM THAT IS PART OF THIS have written one word with- head full of spiraling blond ning off in this silly Dr. COMMUNITY, STATE, AND THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. out you. curls. In the early morning Seuss type word play of I want to encourage any sunlight, she picks fresh proclaiming her various FOR THE REASONS SET FORTH HEREIN, THE UNDERSIGNED and everyone who has an in- daises, being careful not to killing methods. RESPECTFULLY REQUEST THAT ACTION BETAKEN ON THE terest in music to become in- do anythingto soil her frivo- This album is a definite PART OF THE ATLANTA COMMITTEE FOR THE OLYMPIC volved within the GSU com- lous lace dress her grand- must. GAMES TO NOT CONDONE THESE ACTS OF DISCRIMINATION munity. Whether your talents mother has made for her. Whether they be AND BIAS. be writing reviews for albums This innocence and shrouded in the shadows Name Address Phone Number If Willing or bands, working sound, or- frailty carries over in quiet or basking in the light, Poe's vocals are amazing. To Attend News ganizing events, volunteering tunes hinted with subtle Conference for radio slots at WVGS, or dance rhythms like "Beau- They show the talent and just simply supporting live tiful Girl" and "Fingertips." I extreme versatility that music here in town — do it!! These songs open up this ^ she holds, that others lack This town needs all the help softer element of Poe and f J or couldn't pull off. The 2. it can get. allow her to facilitate her dance rhythms that back The Reggae Fest is hap- transformation of purity. It her up are very impres- 3.- pening this Saturday, May also makes us painfully sive, to say the least. In all, 25. The Wailers, Cosmic Pi- aware of what a great singer she "That Day." The song starts out this is a great album from an 4. rates, and the Positions will is. with Poe giving us these curious artist who we can be certain will be playing on Oxford Field "Hello" is a good track to bear matter-of-fact type statements sink her teeth into us, then turn 5. from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. Go out witness to this fact. I'll admit of, "Tomorrow's coming around a around and give us flowers in and support this attempt to that the song's heavy pavement hairpin curve in the road \ she's apology. PLEASE SIGN AND RETURN TO bring in good music. thumping beats caught up in got a run in her stocking and Though we may doubt her sin- cerity, we can never discount her One more thing — Don't these quirky looping guitars she's missing the heel of her HOOD talent. Let's just hope she doesn't forget about "Little Murders." probably are the essential ele- shoe." Then she shifts gears mid- P.O. Box 1104 stumble across a good psychia- It will be playing though Sat- ments which make it the album's song to pull off this Shakespeare's Statesboro, GA 30458 urday night. Shows start at 8 best track. But Poe's girlish Sister type transition. The dark trist before her next album. p.m. in room 101 of the Com- chants punctuated by the occa- munication Arts Building. sional "Hello, Hello" give the song Tickets should be purchased a certain lighthearted zeal as beforehand at the Athletic her heavy sighs and womanly ticket office next to Hanner. grace in lines outside of the cho-
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The canonized Doors songs, At Legends last Friday night Well, not really Jim Morrison, "Break on Through," "L.A. there was an eerie feeling in the but Jim Hakim, who formed the Woman," and "People are Strange," were dangerously close air. first Doors tribute band 16 years The neon and black lights ago. But among a backdrop of to the originals. If you closed candles with some of that free- your eyes you could feel yourself DO YOU WANT TO PLAY A PART danced off the bar, bringing the all-too-familiar glow in to those flowing beer running through beingtransportedto a time where who wore white to the only de- your veins, you'd never know the the Lizard King, Janis Joplin, cent concert spot in the 'Boro. difference. The Backdoors are Jimi Hendrix, and Velvet Un- The beer was cheap and free- that good. derground ruled. Throw into the flowing. The pool tables were, as They sang all the usual staple mix his yells and chants and usual, missing cue balls. Even Doors songs, and even added a whisps of poetry between songs Fort Stewart sent its finest off few not so usual ones for good and you are expected to look down '96 for the weekend. And the stage measure. They gave a rousing, at yourself and see bell-bottoms. was electrified with ... candles? crowd-pleasing version of "Five The band members, who hail to One" that brought the audi- from Pennsylvania, uphold the The candles fought against the ■ ceiling fans overhead, and the ence to a riotous fever when tradition of what a tribute band smell of incense, among other Hakim, in a perfect Morrison is all about: honoring a band and things, tickled the nose. Then, to screech, sang, "Yah we're taking an era, not just the music. Actively seeking college and high school 'Heaven's Prisoners' leaves much to be desired students (age 16+) By Eric Bray (almost mean) countenance, his For some nameless reason, Earn $9.50/hour Staff Writer blandness comes across as cool. Baldwin has an unnatural silver Alec Baldwin's popularity It's a bit left of center in this, streak in his hair, which, com- Work in a team oriented environment seems to have dwindled a little movie, but if he can hit the mark pletely asymmetrical and sur- in the past couple of years. Nowa- in future films, it could work for rounded by Baldwin's jet-black days, when someone refers to him. Who knows? He could even do, looks more like a feather than with people from all over the country how "sexy" a Baldwin is, chances establish himself as one of those a gray patch. I guess he saw a are they're talking about one of brooding action stars. poltergeist or something. Inexpensive housing optiions available his younger brothers. In "Heaven's Prisoners," Speaking of funky hair, Rob- Don't get me wrong — I'm Baldwin stars as an ex-cop in erts is absolutely ludicrous with if needed sure plenty of girls still think Louisiana who gets on the wrong tight Brandy braids and his fake he's "dreamy" when they see him side of local organized crime, Cajun accent. Multiple shifts offered on the big screen, but he just which results in the death of his Roberts' acting is worthy of * : hasn't been in the spotlight a wife, played by Kelly Lynch most B-movies. The only reason Discounted transportation round-trip great deal these days. ("White Man's Burden," "Road- he can still find work in Holly- Part of this may be due to the house"). wood is because he works cheap ♦ fact that his last few perfor- Setting out for some bayou- and he's Julia's brother. from many major cities to Atlanta mances ("The Getaway," 'The style revenge, Baldwin butts Actually, this may be the first Juror") have been executed with heads with a small-time king- movie that I don't simply despise available a strong sense of detachment, as pin, portrayed by Eric Roberts him in. That doesn't mean he if he's not really into the part. ("The Specialist") and his wife, gives a good performance; it's Sales oriented, salaried position just fun to laugh at him when It seems like lately the only played by Teri Hatcher ("Louis i • ( and Clark," 'Tango and Cash"). he's on screen. « i roles he does have a feel for are Experience the Games on a personal f as a bad guy. Somehow, we are expected to Overall though, "Heaven's It's no doubt that his recent believe that someone as engag- Prisoner's" is much better than basis!!! Join our Team!!! * i assault charges have perpetu- ing as Hatcher could be tied down my prior, incredibly low expecta- ated the image of Baldwin's sin- by a schmuck like Roberts. tions. ister side, which could leave him Well, the truth is, she's not It's a bit of a sleeper at times, stuck playing the villain in most exactly "tied down." Hatcher but the action is hard-hitting and future roles. plays one of the biggest high- the drama is emotional (and se- Or he could start taking on class floozies since Mae West. verely depressing). The movie's detective-story roles like his latest one in Speaking of which, Mary "Heaven's Prisoners," which Stuart Masterson ("Bed of feel is as seedy and palpable as Call 1404) 705-2444 Immediately for details!!! Baldwin also produced. He still Roses,""Bad Girls") plays a strip- the atmosphere of New Orleans can't seem to shake that sense of per friend of Baldwin's whose itself. detachment in this lead either, role is somewhat undefined. Ba- You may not understand but with the tough persona he sically, she fills in as the lead what's going on at times, but at portrays, which exploits his dark female after Lynch gets smoked. least it's delivered well. WANT TO JOIN A FUN AND EXCITING VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATION? mwz'tmz&m®* msnrms&m^ Miscellany & Union Productions presents: 'I BEST BUDDIES IS A COLLEGE-BASED VOLUNTEER PROGRAM DESIGNED TO PROMOTE FRIENDSHIPS BETWEEN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS AND PERSONS WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES. BEST BUDDIES IS EXCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR MEMBERS, OFFICERS AND A DIRECTOR FOR NEXT YEAR!!!! INTERESTED?!?! (LEAVE A MESSAGE) 764-4488 Evening of the^lrts Tired of your Roommates? Open Mic Poetry Reading hWE dUTll Tuesday, May 28* 7pm into An Eagle Villa Suites Union 284 1 Bedroom Apartment!! 222 Lanier Drive Near Paulson Stadium KHIHUI 14 New Units Coffee & me ALU we ir Beginning Refreshments will • 1 Bedroom, 1 Summer Bath 560 sq. ft. For More Info. Call be served • Modern Kitchens 871-4646 » • Laundromat For more information Perimeter Realty 4 I • Swimming Pool call: 681-0655 and 11 • Basketball Court Management Co. ^j Union 11* Close To Campus Productions STA6 224 Lanier Drive W I £CdP£iA CdWTHERjJ uiOWGflQl^ George-Anne Thursday, May 23,1996 — Page 9 ID Today's Quote "The course of true love V never did run smooth." - Shakespeare CLASSIFIEDS, etc.
. Washer and Dryer for sale! Both in good Need someone to sublease from June to Aug at Roommate needed male or female College View 01 •Announcements condition. Save yourself some quarters call 15-Musical #22. Own large bedroom, share bath. Rent is BCA USA mountain bike. $200 great shape. One Campus Courtyard. Call Cherecka for more info year old. Call 871-4344. 871-3530, leave a message. 681-6044. negotiable. Call 871-4379 for more information. Country singer/songwriter needs hardworking, AD PLACEMENT (For Commercial Enterprises) For sale: R 300 Cannondale racing bike excellent Westinghouse heavy duty washer $75. Call Anne' dedicated, and talented band members. Keyboard Roommate needed to sub-lease for summer or - Classified ads in the George-Anne cost 15(i per condition. Has speedometer and handlebars up 489-1066 after 5pm. player, lead guitar, bass guitar, and drummer Need to sublease apartment in Player's Club this more. 4BR house 1 block from campus. $150/mo word with a $3 minimum per insertion. Please front. $400 OBO. Call Segio 681-7944. add $1 per ad for mailing and handling for needed. Call Mitchell Oglesby at (912)529-3436 summer. Own bedroom, share bath, W/D. plus 1/4 util, w/d, quiet neighbors 871-5889. before 5 or (912) 578-5015 after 5 on weekends. $200/mon + 1/4 utilities. Only $100 for June. Call tearsheet service. The customer is responsible for Roommate needed to sublease 2 bedroom proofing the ad immediately upon publication. Holly 871-4474. 10'Garage Sales Musicians Marshall head $400. Charvell guitar. townhouse behind Holiday Inn. Available June 9. Pre-payment with your ad is appreciated.-Call Amer., locking tremelo, active, thou-body Need to sublease at Campus Courtyard. June June rent + utilities paid. $420+1/2 utilities for 23'Stereo & Sound 681-5418 for more information. The George-Anne Student Yard Sale, Saturday, May 18 (7am-12). construction $400. Both excellent condition. Firm. rent free! Fully furnished, W/D, microwave, entire summer. Call Kara, 489-2037. reserves the right to refuse any advertisement. Blaupunkt Cancun car stereo with brand new Corner of Zetterower and East Main (men's and Contact Chad or Jim at 764-3038. dishwasher, free cable. July and August rent Roommate needed to sublease summer house. detachable face for sale $90 OBO. Also for sale AD PLACEMENT (For Students, Faculty & Staff) women's clothing, CD'S, formals, mattress, negotiable. Ask fo rKathy, Lori 871-6770. Voice/Strings/Piano ($7.50). Private lessons in my Own bedroom, W/D, share bathroom male or Cannon Creative for CD-ROM $30; Cannon BJC -- The George-Anne publishes ads for students, boxsprings, etc). home. M.ed degree. Kawai grand. Mary Lee ONLY $140 and 1/2 utilities a month during the female $170/mon + 1/3 utilities. Call April installation disks $10. faculty and staff which are non-commercial in 681-6967. summer. Furnished apartment, across the street 764-9458. nature. Submit your ads, 25 words or less, either from campus. Contact Carolyn or Jennifer in person at Room 223 Williams Center during 11'Help Wanted WANTED: More listeners for an increasingly ©681-8463 Roommates needed 96-97 school year. Male or normal business hours (9am to 4pm), or via mail popular all "BLUES" radio show. If interested, female rent only $161.25/mon + 1/4 utilities. Call 27'Wanted at Landrum Box 8001. Please do not attempt to LIFEGUARDS tune into WVGS 91.9FM every Friday night from Player's Club summer sublease rent: give offer, 688-3016 if interested for more information place free ads via telephone - at these prices we SWIM COACHES 7-9pm great roommates. Call 871-3472. Ask for Johan. Looking for dog kennel, giant size. Must be for don't take dictation. SWIM INSTRUCTORS SWF needed to sublease for summer. Bermuda airplane traveling. Please call Maja at 871-5175. HIRING NOW FOR SUMMER POSITIONS IN Reasonable rentals-no children-no pets. 764-5003. Run, $230/mon. + 1/4 utilities. Furniture provided ATTENTION: The George-Anne screens all THE NORTH SUBURBAN ATLANTA AREA Houses, apts, trailers, offices. May start now, if needed. Non-smoker please. Call Mardee Wanted: More listeners for an increasingly classified ads prior to publication. The newspaper June, July, August, September. AND BEYOND. CERTIFICATION CLASSES 16*Personal 681-9094. popular "BLUES" radio show. If interested tune strives to accept ads for legitimate products & AVAILABLE. CALL SWIM ATLANTA POOL in to WVGS 91.9fm every Friday night from services only. Students are urged to exercise Room for sub-lease summer qtr. $426 entire SWF needed! Summer quarter Campus MANAGEMENT. (770) 992-7665. Congratulation to Road-Dog Rickey Weston, aka 7-9pm. caution when replying to ads, particularly those JT Moneys. I hope to join you next year! Make me summe. 1/4 util. Hawthorne II. Call Shari Courtyard. 4 bedroom townhouse. Own bedroom. 871-4355 or (912) 882-3629. which ask for money or a credit card number in LIFEGUARDS NEEDED proud on June 8. Fully furnished, W/D call 681-8797. Wanted: to buy a good used treadmill. Call advance of delivery of products or services. 681-6226. Lifeguards and Swim Instructors are needed for Sub-lease for summer quarter in Player's Club. SWF roommate needed summer quarter. Students are also urged to report to the positions in Roswell, Alpharetta, and Marietta Females only and rent is negotiable. Please Non-smoker, non-drinker. Rent $200/mon + 1/2 newspaper (at 681-5418) any suspicious offers GA areas. Top pay up to $7/hour for lifeguarding! contact Kari at 871-5279. utilities Colony apartments. Call Cathy 871-5678 they might see in the classifieds. Remember, if an 17«Pets& Supplies Call Patrick's Professional Pool Service at after 3pm. offer seems too good to be true, it probably is. 770-740-8257 for a great summer job experience! 55 gallon fish tank with filters, gravel, stand, Sublease apartment for summer. 3 bedroom, Park The George-Anne is Place. $216.67/mon. 871-5231. IMPORTANT!!!!!IMPORTANT!!H! $1750 weekly possible mailing our circulars. For over head lights, pumps, syphon, and a lot of PLEASE REMEMBER THAT EVERY AD info call 301-306-1207. extras. Call 489-4209 Amy. Sublease ASAP. 1 bedroom apartment in Stadium 21'Services looking for new s and NEEDS A NAME AND A LB NUMBER. IF THE Place. $425 per month includes utilities and basic Earn extra $$$$$ this summer. Work available in 55 gallon tank and stand for sale. Great AD DOES NOT HAVE BOTH OF THESE, THEN cable. One month's rent deposit required. Call MONEY FOR COLLEGE!!! feature writers. Come Atlanta area and surrounding metro counties. condition, $125. Call Erin 871-4078. IT WILL NOT BE PRINTED!!!!! C912) 825-7221 leave message if no answer. HUNDREDS & THOUSANDS OF GRANT Positions open in both office and warehouse. Call For sale: one year old guinea pig, needs good AVAILABLE TO ALL STUDENTS. IMMEDIATE by the Williams Jan Kennedy, PhD, John Murray, PhD, & today, work when school is out. ATS staffing Sublease house over the summer. Two bedroom, home, $25 all accessories included (cage, water QUALIFICATIONS CALL 1-800-585-8AID. Elisabeth Sherwin, PhD, cordially invite you to a one bath separate kitchen and living room. Rent (770)551-0777. bottle, etc.) call 871-4088 leave message. poster session summarizing the research of the $250/mon. Call Arynn at 764-6114 after 3pm. NEVER HAS TO BE REPAID. Center, room 223 or Georgia Certified EMTs needed. Flexible experimental developmental, cognitive & social FREE. Looking for a good home for an Akita I will type for you. Call 681-0804 or 681-5443. schedules and $$$. Call Richmond EMS at Sublease in Campus Courtyard all summer. Pay call us at 681-5246 to classes to be held Wednesday, May 29 at 4pm in mixed puppy. If interested call 871-7698 ask for Kathy Clifton, secretary. Reasearch papers, 489-8500. only two months rent! Private bedroom in 4br the Hallway near the computer lab (Rm 136) in Yoshi, Dave, Matt or JJ. dissertations, theses, letters, graphs, charts. Psychology Bldg. Refreshments will be served. townhouse. By the pool. Great deal. Call apply. GET YOUR SUMMER JOB NOW! Lifeguards, $1.50 per page. Negotiable,CALL! Pet cage for small animal (rabbit, ferret, ginea Elizabeth 871-6252. coaches, swim instructor positions available all pig, etc.) Also available other supplies. Like new. Need something typed and spellchecked on the over north Atlanta, excellent pay, call Riverside Summer Sublease in Campus Courtyard. June is $40 OBO for cage. Call 871-4690 for other prices. computer? $1.00 per doublfe-spaced page. Call or Pool at 404-252-7665 for information and Rent Free! Have your own room. July and August 03*Autos for Sale leave message-Ren nee 688^2660. application. is $200/mo. Call Mark at 871-5868. EXPERIENCE THE 1984 Toyota Tercel 4-door station wagon. Personalized cards, signs, banners, and Gwinnette County Aquatics Division is looking Summer time, room at Willow Bend available for Automatic, A/C, and cassette stereo. Everything 19«Rentals& Real Estate letterhead made on Print Shop. Cards/Signs $.50 for lifeguards for facilities located in the Norcross anybody. I'll help pay for your lease. Call me at works. In great shape, inside and out. $1250 or each. Banners/letterhead $.25 a page. Call or '96 GAMES IN ATLANTA and Lawrenceville areas. For more info call 871-7695. The other rooms are vacant as well. make offer. 681-0756 (W) or 764-3320 (H). 12x60 mobile home, 2br, lb,, w/exp cha on nice leave message-Renee 688-2660. 770-564-4650. rental lot. Very good condition 5 mi from GSU. • 1986 Dodge Lancer. Runs good, original stereo, TYPING: lesson plans, units, resume, etc. 3 Night All-Inclusive Camping Packages HELP WANTED: two workers needed at Baptist $5,900, 842-9727. power window, auto transmission, power doors. 20Roommates Overnight guaranteed. Call Brenda 764-1486. Must sell ASAP $750 OBO. 871-6621. Student Union beginning Fall quarter to work 2 bedroom furnished apartment for rent at From ^299/ Full pkg. inc. meals, tkts & morel either Mondays, 5-llpm and wed for 3 hours time Stadium Walk. Available September 96-August 1 or 2 roommates needed for 2 bedroom duplex 1989 Pontiac LeMans, A/C, 2 new tires, stereo, to be determined OR 97. 764-7251 after 5pm. Must sell now, best offer, call Maja at 871-5175. Tuesdays and Thursdays 5-llpm. Job available June 1. 2 blocks from campus, low 22'Sports & Stuff description: janitorial and yard work. For more 2 bedroom, 1 bath apartment to sublease summer utilities. $175 each room. Call Robbie 871-2827. earthboundadventures * 1990 Infiniti M-30 excellent condition. Bose info, contact Donna Blackburn at 681-2241. quarter. Apt includes alarm system, W/D, 1, 2, or 3 females needed to share apartment in Basesball cards for sale-Kirby Puckett, Dwight stereo, CD, sun-roof, all powers, automatic, A/C, microwave, and ceiling fans. Rent $475/mon. Call Campus Courtyard for the 96-97 school year. Call Gooden, Darryl Strawberry, Felix Jose, Andy leather, power seats. Must sell now. Best offer LIFEGUARDS! SUMMER'S HERE. Trinity Pools Toshi at 871-7101 ASAP. Benes, Ken Hill, Jimmy Key, Alan Trammell, 1-800-513-4986 _ 688-2784 if interested. Non-smokers only please. call 871-4344. is now hiring for the Metro Atlanta and Nashville Eric Davis. Call Renee at 688-2660. areas! Average starting rate per hour is: 94 doublewide home for sale. 3 bdr, 2 bth. Vinyl Female roommate needed to sublease apt for |*630Q Powefs Ferry Rd., Bldg. 6QD, Suite 125, AtTanta • 85 Nissan 200SX, 2 new tires, new Alternator, Lifeguards, $5.75; Head lifeguards, $6.40; siding, shingleroof w/many, many extras. Call for summer. $187.50. Call 489-5251 for more info, • runs great, 5 speed, grey $2,200. Call Chad Managers, $7; Field Supervisors, $8.50; Swim details. $18,000 OBO. Statesboro. leave message please. 688-2211. Coach, $1400-$3000 per season. Swim Almost on campus. Eagle Walk lbdr apartment instructors, $12-$18; and communications Male roommate needed for next year. Starting 86 Dodge Lancer for sale $800 OBO. for summer sublease. FREE water, use cable TV directors, $6.50. Bonuses available. Apply now for fall quarter. $225 deposit, $225/mon. Have own and furniture for FREE. $120 MONEY BACK. full and part-time positions. For information or to room, W/D, cable. Call 764-8807. 88 Plymouth Grand Voyager SE, AT/AC, good Call 681-5731 or 681-3265. condition. 681-5609 (d) or 871-5020 (n), ask for set up an interview please call 770-242-3800. Male roommate needed to lease duplex beginning Apartment fo rent. Plantation Villas close to Aug 1. Furnished apt, washer/dryer, only 89 Pontiac Gr Am Grey on Grey, sunroof, cold campus. $315 for the whole summer call A/C, DOHC 2.3 L engine. (28/35 mpg). Many new $175/mo + util. Call Roger at 842-5766. parts (tires, etc.) Excellent condition $3950 12»Lost& Found Apartment for rent at Stadium Place. Available Needed: one female roommate for summer BROUGHT TO YOU negotiable. Call 871-5918. FOUND: Black dog, part lab part ?. Red collar fall. Rent is $315 and can sign lease now! Contact quarter at Player's Club. $121.25/mon for 3 Abbey at 871-6650 ASAP. BY TWO BEERS Car for sale. Chevrolet Spectrum, 88, A/C, auto, and stitches in her stomach. Call 489-2717 or months. First month negotiable. Call 871-5524. 96 tag, stereo, new timing belt, water, fountain + Apartment for rent! Eagle Villa Suite #11. AND SOME GOLD MEDICINE. Lost: burgandy leather organizer. If found please One female or male roommate needed for summer cam gear, call 681-7695. Sublease for June or take over rent! Real nice one turn it in to the campus post office. My driver's quarter in Player's Club. $230/mon + utilities call bedroom apt. In perfect condition for $325. Need license and social security card was inside. You 871-6837. To your body, alcohol and medicine can seem very similar. Both can affect your can keep the organizer, but please return the to rent ASAP! Please call (770) 996-6515. Ask for 04'Auto Parts, Repair information inside. 863-7922. Valarie! After 5pm. Roomate Needed for Summer Sublease. ONLY balance, coordination, and ability to see accurately. Skills that are \ o / $140 and 1/4 the utilities per month. Call LOST: Gray and white male cate with long fluffy Attention: apartment in Towne Club available for Carolyn or Jennifer @ 681-8463 essential to riding. After drinking or taking medication, don't ride. Vff/ New Roaster Wire Wheels, gold nipples, gold subleasing summer quarter. Very willing to make spinners. New P205/60 RIS touring tires. Retail tail. Answers to the name of Lo-kee. If found call That's the best prescription for your safety. MOTORCYCLE SAFETY FOUNDATION^ Dawn at489-2717. Lo-Kee is missed a lot. deal for rent. Plus, probably have it to yourself. $1,559 asking $900 or neg. For details call Chuck Todd 871-7503. 871-3018 S-lug Universal Fit. Purebred male Bassett Hound found 5/20. Retrieve or free to good home. Call 764-7323. Campus Courtyard apt #17. 2bdr, 2bath townhouse. 4 people, half of June and $215/mon. Small watch found around Deal Hall. Call or 871-5646. 06'Child Care come by to claim. i Condo. Park Place. Like new. Avail June or Sept. * Looking for summer nanny to live in on Hilton Quiet end unit. 2BR, 2BA, 2 walk-in closets. Head Island. To care for 2 children 5&9 years old Stove/refrig/dishwasher/ washer & dryer. \ for a fun summer. Serious applicants only with 13'Miscellaneous for Sale $500/mo. One year lease. 681-4615. references. Call (803) 689-3002. BCA USA mountain bike. $300 great shape. Call Desperately need sublease for summer quarter. SGA Position * Johan 871-3472. Fully furnished Campus Courtyard apartments. * Swimming pool, two bdr, 2 bath. Rent negotiable. (^Education Computer for sale. Includes PCU, Monitor Call Rachela or Kareen at 681-6322. keyboard and printer. Call Erin 871-4078, price Attention All Students! Grants & scholarships negotiable. For rent. 3bdr, 2ba mobile home. Heat, A/C, W/D, available! Billions of $$$ in private funding. 1/2 mile from Paulson Stadium. $350/mon + I*. Qualify immediately. 1-800-AID 2-HELP For sale: Bridal Veils Galore!!! While they last. security deposit. Call Don day 681-5544, night (1-800-243-2435) Best prices in town. Call 489-6137. 823-3166. Open For NEED HELP in French. Call us at 681-6322. For sale: Day bed, nearly new twin mattress + For sublease: Eagle Villa-spacious one bedroom accessories to match. $150 OBO. Hurry before it apartment. Rent: June $165, July $225, August is gone. 681-8917. $225 + utilities. Great deal and nice apartment! Call summer 871-6844 ASAP. 09'Furniture & Appliances Leather mini backpack purse. Genuine leather. Never used. Christmas present, selling for $20. FREE JUNE RENT!!! Brand new office chair pd. $125 will sell fo r$90. Call Teri at 688-2478. Must sublease 1-br apartment in Eagle's Court this summer. Pay only for July + August. Great VCR excellent condition $100 prices negotiable Magnavox 13" color TV with remote control. Fall Quarter! place to live. Call 681-9540 for details. call 688-2752. Excellent condition. $75 871-7041. Hawthorne 2 #92 rent for summer. Own room 1 For sale solid oak sofa with matching chair Moving! Must sell older model 22" Zenith. Has ! includes matching coffee table $120. If interested and private bathroom $190/mon. Pay 1/4 utilities. radio and record player. Good condition. $100. Call Adam at 871-5925 ASAP. please call 489-6304 ask for Heather or leave ■ Contact Jimi or Chad at 764-3038. iL message. Hey! Looking for a one bedroom apartment? Now f OS/2 Warp, Version 3 on CD-ROM with available for sublease. Just call 871-3345. Leave a I 84 For sale: Bluish-greenish color couch $50. Call BonusPack (WebExplorer, Fax, IBM Works, etc) message. Robin at 681-9924. Diskettes, manuals included. $30 OBO. 681-0891, Publicity i For sale: dining table with newly-upholstered six yhu<& gasou.edu. JUNE RENT FREE! Live at Player's Club for ! Bentwood chairs, an elegant Danish furniture summer cheap rent. Big apartment. Have place to Rockwell typewriter, electric, and in excellent V entertainment center, contemporary style, and yourself most of summer. Call Walter 871-6227. i condition with stand, $50. After hours, telephone Kjl two seldom used wooden bat stools with backs. J 764-6433 or 681-5314. Male or female to sublease summer quarter in Call 489-1890(evenings) or leave a message at i Campus CCourtyard. 1 bdrm availabel in 4 bdrm 681-0641. Singer Creative Touch Sewing Machine. CAM apt. Very negotiable prices. Contact 871-6742. system, good condition. $100. Call 489-6137. J For sale: Living room suite sofa, recliner, 2 end Need a place to "play" this summer? One bedroom Coordinator ■ "-* tables, coffee table. In good condition. Brownish Whistler radar detector all bands, all frequencies, in a 4 bedroom apartment is for rent in Players I ■* color. Sturdy. $350 for more information call 360 degrees, laser detector. Saves you three times Club. Back balcony is overlooking pool, 871-4379. and it's paid for. $150 OBO call 681-7944 (leave basketball, and tennis courts. Rent is $230/mon + I message) \ For sale: One year old single bed. $80. Call Bill 1/4 utilities. Will pay half of June's rent. Call \ 871-6553. Need a place to live summer quarter? Own I For sale: White Storage closet. Almost new. Great bedroom and bath-$160/mon + 1/3 utilities. Rebt I 14'Motorcycles free un June. Player's Club call Megin 871-7949. Skills Needed for clothes. $40 OBO. Need to sell by June 5. Call I I 688-3459 ask for Catherine. Yamaha motorcycle 1974. $4,000 miles includes 2 Need someone to sublease for summer quarter in I \ For sale: Wood with 5 glass shelves helmets, $350 OBO 681-1609. Bermuda Run. Comes with personal phone line IP entertainment center $25. Matching coffee table and bath. Willing to negotiate. Call Val at 681-3401. I I* $10. 3 drawer desk $20, 3 kitchen chairs sturdy $10. Robbie 871-2827 For Position Furniture for sale. Sofa sleeper $500 OBO, bed $200 OBO, 27" Sony Trinitron TV $350 OBO, 4-head Sony VCR $300 OBO, Desk and Chair Main Street Self Storage $100 OBO. Call Jun Kwak 871-3857 for more f Furniture for sale: living room, kitchen, bedroom, • Good Writer W/D. Good price. 871-5231. Mini Warehouses Industrial drafting table $225, Whirlpool gas • Self Storage dryer $65, Supersingle waterbed with mirrored bookshelf headboard $250, call 912-852-9137. • Available 24hrs I Mattress boxspring and bedframe $50. Also for • Organizational Ability sale white four drawer dresser $35. All in good • Well Lighted condition. Will negotiate price. 871-5280. I • Economical Rates Mini Washer/Dryer for sale. $160 OBO! Great for | apts. 681-8957. • Various Sizes I Queen Futon bed frame and mattress $150 OBO. • Management Skills I Double water bed $75 OBO. Call 489-4812 after I i I • 4pm. Main Office 443 S. Main St. - Statesboro 1 Small refrigerator for sale. Perfect for a dorm or bedroom. $50 OBO please call Jennifer at 764-5589 1 • PR or Journalism f Twin mattress and spring no frme $20 both THree Convenient Locations: pieces. Toaster broiler $15. Call Rob 871-2827. 6 Ed Moore Ct Brannen St I Two matching blue comfy chairs for sale $50. Call and South Main St. 681-9778. Ask for Ian or Elizabeth. Experience Helpful MEDICAL EQUIPMENT SALES I Ii 1I I Pays 10 Hours/week i SALES CAREER OPPORTUNITY J TERRITORY IN SOUTHEAST GEORGIA AND SOUTHEAST SOUTH CAROLINA I1 Take Resume and Cover Letter to The SGA ♦ We have more than we can do! We must t find some enthusiastic, honest and self motivated people who want 1 I a professional career in service oriented industry. Complete marketing support is provided. Commission sales with mid five figure through six figure income possible. Continuing education and ongoing training at our Office by 5pm May 31,19 9 6 \ expense. Commissioned sales experience is not necessary, although a definite plus. You have to be able to 1 i sell, work well with people and use sophisticated electronic equipment. Send resume to: Iterviews Will Follow \ Richard Pitt.BC-HIS at Optimal Hearing Systems, Inc. 625 Brannen St. Statesboro, GA 30458 ooooooccoooocoooooooooococooocoooooocoooooooooooqoqqoooc
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Discount for Students w/Valid ID- Tuesday: Pool Tournament/ $100 1 st place Wednesday: Jug Night / $1 Cove Formerly -The Country CluJ Vandy's On Main Thursday: Aadie't, TUy&t 63 East Main Street • Open 7am-3pm -764-7710 K ♦ Fri & Sat: No Cover Until 10 / Specials All Night Long J Serving Breakfast &. Lunch »eats / 5 vegetables) For Details Call 681-9000 i Southern Sports Statesboro Highway Bar & Grill 301 South Monday Special Karaoke 681-9066 Tuesday Special Ladies Night izza J Wednesday Special Guys Night Out S Z Za 200 Lanier Drive Your FAVORITE BEVERAGE EVERYDAY ' -B?eadsiick s All-U-Can-Eat -Pasta-Desserts Across From FROM 1-7 Mon.- Fri. Tues. & Thurs. Sat. & Sun. End Zone DJ. 8PM TO 1AM EVERYDAY LUNCH DINNER LUNCH FOOD SPECIALS $Q99 $/|99 $/|99 681-1439 10 Hot wings - $2.50 Never a cover Daily Lunch Special - 1 meat & 2 veggies 3 4 4 r* :::::- ill We Have A New Menu... HfSTAUK^NT^LOUNiG IT'S HOT, SO EAT LIGHT! 221 N. Main • Statesboro, GA DINGUS HAS LOTS OF LIGHT Georgia Avenue 764-2316 Mon — Hamburger Wed -1/2 pound DISHES TO COOL OFF WITH !! 681 -3207 Combo w/ choice of ground sirloin w/ potato potato & salad bar COME CHECK THEM OUT Lunch Served Tues — Chicken Thurs — Fried fillet of Call for Entertainment & other specials Moil. ■ Frf. 1km - 3pm Fingers with potato sea trout w/ potato & & salad bar salad bar Z/LII jMCenu Iteums A.re ALvailable for- TtzHe-Out MAY I3>/VY! IVIyV*' DAY! SONIC CURES THE HUNGRIES WITH THE BIGGEST COMBOS J (F) Deluxe Sonic Burger £^i r\ M AT THE LOWEST PRICES f Lunch Offers Not Good With Any (100% Pure Beef) \^ \J§ \ $1.00 j Other Coupons or Offers #1 or #2 with all the fixings Student ^Discount "fvwythlng you're hungry fot"" One order per coupon DRIVE-IN ' 322 South Main • DRIVE-THRU I Just cut this out and hop on down89 to Sonic (A)'Deluxe Sonic Burger COUPON '$239 IU^B JBJM&JM^U^^ Offer net any • Regular French Fries SHI^MMKBBr^J WHfSKmUH^L other or fPLUS TAXi Thanks for • Regular Soft Drink I DRIVE-IN • 322 South Main • DRIVE-THRU I §iving Us (B) • Ex-Long Chili Cheese Conej (D) 'Breaded Chick-Filet Sandwich a try! • Regular French Fries • Large French Fries -2 Now come back 1 heLjieaver House • Regular Soft Drink • Large Soft Drink with your savings (C) • Country Fried Steak Sandwi' | (E) • Double Meat, Double Cheese Coupon Keslaurani • Large French Fries - • Large French Fries VWd • Large Soft Drink • Large Soft Drink Monday-Saturday Lunch or Dinner Expires 6/7/96 121 South Mom street 764-2821 Free Membership! Do You Know Those Unpronounceable Dishes? Neither Do We. Nightly Entertainment: Thur. House of Dreams KELLY'S VIDEOS Fri. Kermit and Bob .25c wings between Sat. Shine 3 & 5pm Monday - Thursday 10:OOam to ll:OOpm Rent 1 movie 25 If you drink, don't drive If you drive, don't drink