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BLUE EDITION TUESDAY, July 5,1994 Vol. 67, No. 1

Fair suspended from GSU Georgia Southern University's Official Student Newspaper Statesboro, Georgia 30460 Founded 1927 after charges GSU student-athlete Clint Fair was Fraternity suspended from school for one year due Study calls for moving to a violation of the student conduct code following an investigation. placed on His suspension includes this sum- mer quarter along with fall,winter and some grad programs spring quarter of next year. By Chris Sherwood affiliation placed the responsibility for probation He was arrested following a wreck at News Editor conferring all of these degrees on GSU. approximately 6 p.m. May 21, and GSU needs to return some gradu- "We have made quite a lot of By Chris Sherwood charged with driving under the influ- progress in the four years with the News Editor ence, vehicular homicide, driving on ate degree programs to the Savannah arrangement, and there has been an The GSU chapter of Alpha Tau the wrong side of the road and reckless State and Armstrong State colleges, according to a study which was com- increase in the number of programs Omega fraternity is currently on pro- driving. offered/'GSUVicePresidentof Gradu- bation for violation of party rules, ac- The GSU Student Conduct Code piled for the Board of Regents. The study, conducted by former ate Studies and Research Wilson cording to Director of Judicial Affairs reads as follows: Bradshaw said. Edward Bayens. "Violation of local, state, or federal University of North Carolina Academic Vice President Raymond Dawson, was Along with the number of programs 'They were placed on disciplinary law off the campus, which violation increasing, there have been several probation for spring, summer, and fall constitutes either an aggravated mis- completed in May. He was responsible other positive effects due to the affili- quarters," Bayens said. demeanor or felony, will be presumed for the original study which was com- ation. The probation was appealed during to have negative implications concern- piled in 1989. The report by Dawson is Wilson Bradshaw The graduate enrollment at all three the first week of June, but Alpha Tau ing the student's ability to function jonly a study, and is not officially a Board of Regents plan for implemen- nah State and Armstrong had offered schools has increased by 16 percent Omega advisor Kent Murray said Fri- normally and without danger to the since the fall of 1989, according to the day that the President's office has yet program of the University and/or uni- tation. some well established master's pro- In 1990 when GSU gained univer- grams. study. to respond to the appeal. versity personnel and will subject the "The faculty at all three schools 'We have asked for an additional student to disciplinary action by the sity status, the school assumed the The arrangement made the gradu- responsibility for all the graduate de- ate degree programs which were of- should be commended due to their conference with President Henry be- University." commitment to the programs," cause we felt there were many dis- Driving under the influence and ve- gree programs offered in Savannah. fered at Armstrong State and Savan- Prior to the courtship, both Savan- nah State affiliated programs. This Please see STUDY, page 5 crepancies in the information which hicular homicide are both felonies in led to the probation," Murray said. the state of Georgia. Fair will be eli- According to the Associate Dean of gible to appeal for re-instatement at Students James Orr, the President's GSU following spring quarter 1995. He office has already responded to the will have to appeal to be readmitted, as appeal. any other student who is suspended Henry bows out of running "They only modified the probation would have to do. slightly, but they upheld the finding of According to Director of Judicial Af- the board," Orr said. fairs Edward Bayens, Fair is not the for Connecticut position According to the GSU Student Con- first student to be suspended for an off- duct Code, the fraternity will be re- campus violation. ■ The GSU sity Optimists at a noon meeting June necticut State in New Haven and stricted in several ways. Fair, who was a member of the GSU 2, at R. J.'s Steakery. Western Connecticut State in They may not have social events, baseball team, had an 8-5 record this president decided to Answering a question about the post Danbury. which constitutes as more than seven past season. During his junior season following his speech on the status of He said the larger amount of money members together in a public place or he compiled an 7-5 record while posting withdraw his GSU, Henry said, "I don't know any- he would have received if he had been more than five together in a private a 3.49 earned run average. » candidacy for the thing." selected as the new CSU president gathering. This includes exclusion In this year's major league baseball Henry said in a later interview that compared to his GSU income made his from intramural events. draft, he was drafted by the Cincinnati high-level job he was "probably in the process of decision more "problematic." Secondly, the fraternity may not Reds. making a decision at that point." The Henry is paid $105, 474.3 for ser- have meetings except for regularly In a related matter, the state De- By Enoch W. Autry CSU Board of Trustees announced vices and $18,560.57 for expenses, ac- Editor scheduled business meetings held in partment of Administrative Services is their selection of William J. Cibes Jr. cording to the 1992-1993 State Audi- academic classroom buildings once a conducting a routine investigation into After considering the options, GSU June 10. tors Report. week. the accident to determine if the school President Nicholas Henry made a de- Cibes replaced Dallas K. Beal, who On April 21, Henry was named as Thirdly, only members living in any is liable in any way. cision to renounce his candidacy for retired after serving nine years at the one of six remaining candidates for residence operated by the organiza- the Connecticut State University Sys- post. Cibes was the chief budget advi- the post. He became just one of four, tion may be present there. tem presidency approximately a week sor for Connecticut Gov. Lowell P. May 24, when two dropped from com- They may have no fund-raising WEATHER prior to the announcement of a new Weicker Jr. and long-time Democratic petition. projects, and the president of the orga- chief executive. party activist for the state. Henry completed his interview with nization must report weekly to an in- In a letter dated May 31, Henry An avenue of communications CSU officials May 17, following a day dividual to be designated by the Vice TODAY informed Peter M. Rosas in the Con- played a part in Henry's choice. and a half process. At that time, he Mostly cloudy with a 60 percent President of Student Affairs. necticut State University System Ex- "A well centralized system like Geor- said, "how well the interview went is . The probation can be no shorter chanceofrain.Highwillbeinthelower ecutive Office that he "reluctantly de- gia or Connecticut is fairly bureau- in the eye of the beholder." than six weeks, and no longer than 90s and low will be in the lower 70s. cided to withdraw" his candidacy for cratic with not a lot of interaction with From his vantage point, Henry said two quarters, excluding summer. the post. faculty and staff," he said. "I like the the trip was a "pleasant experience." Murray could not be reached for MID-WEEK FORECAST "I believe that I am more attuned to interaction with faculty and staff." He arrived back in Statesboro on May further comment. Despite numerous Wednesday, there will be isolated the life of a campus than to the life of The CSU post oversees some 35,000 18 after taking an airplane flight attempts, chapter president Jeff thunderstorms throughoutthe day with a system executive," Henry wrote. students that attend the system's in- north on May 16. Safarriyeh could not be reached by a high in the mid-90s and a low in the The time at which Henry made his stitutions of Central Connecticut State If another high-level job opens, press time, nor could any other repre- mid-70s. final decision conflicts because of a in New Britian, Eastern Connecticut Henry said, "no one knows for sure" if sentatives of the fraternity. Thursday, isolated thunderstorms will statement he made before the Univer- State in Willimantic, Southern Con- he will pursue it. continue. High will be in the lower 90s and low will be in the lower 70s.

1 NDEX New Wal-mart facility to employ 150 people By Chris Sherwood in deciding the site for the fa- News Editor Action Ads 5 cility, and it involved 15 coun- Wal-Mart, one of the nation's ties in Georgia," President of Announcements 2 largest retail chains, will open the Statesboro-Bulloch County Crossword 5 a new storage facility just south' Chamber of Commerce Peggy Life in Hell 4 of Statesboro on Highway 301 Chapman said. sometime this fall. "They (Wal-Mart officials) Opinions 4 Approximately 150 employ- have met with the city and Police Beat 2 ' ees will be hired to staff the county transportation officials Sports 3 center. There is only one other already," Chapman said. distribution facility in Geor- She said there will be a tre- gia, which is located near Dou- mendous impact on the It is a desire of The George-Anne to print the glas in Coffee County. economy for Bulloch County news of Georgia Southern University as accu- rately as possible. If you feel that something "We felt because there were within the next five years be- covered is in error, contact a member of the many stores in that market, cause the workers from the editorial staff at 681 -5246 as soon as possible. we needed a facility to service surrounding areas will come Thank you. them," Wal-Mart Public Rela- into the county and spend tions Assistant Sandy money. FOR ADVERTISING INFO.: 681-5418 Brummett said. "It will serve Tye Cobbler will be the dis- STORY OR PHOTO IDEA: 681-5246 part of Georgia, Alabama and tribution facility's plant man- South Carolina." ager. He came to the area four Bulloch County was chosen weeks ago, and has already as the site for the facility after met with various city officials. George-Anne a rigorous search was con- There are a total of 27 dis- James L Hill ducted which took almost a year tribution facilities throughout Liked By Many, Cussed By Some, to complete. the country which service The construction of this new Wal-mart storage center on Highway 301 is slated to be complete by fall. Read By Them All "It was a 10-month process 2,034 retail stores. The 1.5-million square foot facility will eventually employ 150 people. Page 2 — July 5,1994 George-Anne L POLICE BEAT ANNOUNCEMENTS Editor's Note: This Police Beat of Oxford Hall, was charged with of Dorman Hall, was charged The Pines parking lot. •GSU's annual summer wa- Sunday-First Floor is open 24 has been compiled from minor in possession of alcohol. with theft by shoplifting. •Stephanie Stolp reported a termelon cuttings will commence hours begining at noon Statesboro and GSU incident • Roberta Regina Barner, 19, •Nydia Murray reported a domestic dispute at In The Pines. at 10 a.m. July 5 beside the cam- Second-Fourth Floors are open reports since late May, when the of Johnson Hall, was charged case of simple battery at Johnson •Nicole Caradona reported pus lakes. from 12 p.m until 12 a.m. last issue of spring quarter was with theft by receiving stolen Hall. someone had damaged her bi- GSU President Nicholas Monday-Thursday-First Floor published. property. •Darren Reiff reported a sec- cycle at Stratford Hall. Henry will cut the first melon, remains open 24 hours • Tracy Snider reported a case ond floor window in Oxford Hall • Keri Hill reported two rings continuing a tradition begun 44 Second-Fourth Floors are open GSU Division of Public Safety of forgery at the University Store. had been broken. were missing from her room in years ago by the late President from 8 a.m. until 12 a.m. •Latricia Arnold reported a •Flo Fordham reported an Johnson Hall. Zach Henderson. Friday-First Floor is open 24 July 1,1994 telephone missing from the third unrulyjuvenile at the Cedarwood •Paul Barnes reported a bro- The lake side cuttings will be hours which ends at 12 a.m. ♦Maximillian E. Hornsby, 21, floor hallway in Johnson Hall. Trailer. ken window on the second floor held every Tuesday and Thurs- Second-Fourth Floors are open of Stadium Walk, was charged •Walter Peach reported a •Marion Smith reported a at Oxford Hall. day into early August for faculty, from 8 a.m. until 12 a.m. with DUI (.16), second offense, bookbag missing from room 86 check was missing from the Mail staff and students. Saturday-All Floors are open driving without a license and in the Carroll Building. Center. May 25,1994 •The music and other arts from 8 a.m. until 12 a.m. reckless driving. •Christina Vessent reported • Jerey Hendricks reported a •Brian Neil Nix, 19, of Oxford department of the Isle of Hope two rings missing from her room personal check had been forged Hall, was charged with minor in United Methodist Church pre- Saturday July 9 June 19,1994 in Johnson Hall. at the University Store. possession/consumption of alco- sents "South Pacific," the sum- •GSU's Southern Center for •Christopher Fugate, 21, of •Tonio Humphries reported hol. mer dinner theater musical for Continuing Education is offer- University Place, was charged two bicycles missing from In The May 30,1994 •Michael M. Rutherford re- 1994. ing a "Photo Preservation and with criminal trespass and pub- Pines. •Herbert Lehman Franklin ported the stereo equipment was It will run July 28-30, and Creative Album Design." lic drunkenness. •John Kearns reported three III, 19, of Statesboro, was charged missing from his 1989 Honda in August 4-6. For more information call 681- • Ryan E. Price, 20, of Georgia books missing from his room in with DUI (.15) and following too the Oxford Hall parking lot. The dinner will be served at 7 5555. Avenue, was charged with mi- Dorman Hall. close. •June Ryan reported a his- p.m. and the show gets under nor in possession of alcohol, pub- • Billy Allen reported a case of •A resident of Stratford Hall tory book was missing from way at 8 p.m. Tuesday July 12 lic drunkenness and criminal theft by deception at the Univer- reported a case of harassment at Winburn Hall. Tickets for "South Pacific" are •GSU's Southern Center for trespass. sity Store. Stratford Hall. $15 per person and may be ob- Continuing Education is offer- • Dana Smith reported a case •A resident of Oxford Hall Statesboro Police Department tained by calling (912) 355-9113. ing "Finding a Grant in a Gopher June 17,1994 of simple battery in Winburn reported a case of harassment at •The Art Center at City Mar- Hole: A Workshop on Using the •Carl Ragan reported $1100 Hall. Oxford Hall. July 3,1994 ket in Savannah is showing"New Resources of the information in cash was missing from Dorman •Jane Pleak reported some- •Ashley Whitman reported •Christopher Nolan Dozier, Dimensions" which includes Highway in Grants develop- Hall. one had spray painted the out- her 1990 Acura had been 19, of Statesboro, was charged work by 25 artists. ment." side wall on the roof of the Foy scratched on the left and right with minor in possession/con- The show will go from July 8 - • GSU's recycling coordinator, June 16,1994 Building with black paint. quarter panels and across the sumption of alcohol. August 1. It is opened daily ex- Tim Sanders, will present an •Andrew W. Hladun, 19, of •Vex Miller reported a smoke rear hatchback while parked in cept Tuesday, From 10 a.m.-3 informative overview of the GSU Jonesboro, Ga., was charged with detector had been torn off of a the Johnson Hall parking lot. July 2,1994 p.m. The opening for the exhibit recycling program for staff at criminal trespass. wall on the first floor of Veazey • Stephen Strickland reported •Christie Callory, of Elm is July 8 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. GSU. Hall. someone had taken food items Street, reported a suspicious per- •GSU Southern Center for There will be two sessions, June 15,1994 •Diane Sinkwich reported a from a vending machine in the son. Continuing Education is offer- the first coming on July 12. The • Daisy Knott reported some- Sony CD player was taken from Newton Building. ing from July 5-14 a program second session will be held on one scratched her 1992 Ford her 1990 Ford Probe in the July 1,1994 entitled "I Should Learn to use a Aug. 8. The registration dead- Taurus while it was parked in a Hendricks Hall parking lot. May 29,1994 • Frank Brandon Dever, 23, of Computer-Part II." line is two working days before campus parking lot. •A resident of Johnson Hall • Steve Mest reported his ste- Conyers, was charged with DUI For more information call 681- each session. •Barbara Focht reported reported she had received a ha- reo system, several compact discs (.12), open container and speed- 5555. The July 12 session will be someone scratched her 1987 rassing phone call. and a camera were missing from ing. •GSU Office of Special Pro- held from 9 a.m. until 10 a.m. in Buick LaSabre while it was his room in Brannen Hall. •Stephanie Dalrymple of grams hosts "New Student and the Russell Union room 244. The parked in a campus parking lot. June 4,1994 •Michael Morris reported a Georgia Avenue, reported bat- Parent Orientation" on July 8 Aug. 8 session will also be held •Mark Meeks reported sev- •Christopher Randolph Huffy bicycle was missing from tery when someone known to her and 9. from 9 a.m. until 10 a.m. in the eral air conditioning units miss- Wright, 21, of Dorman Hall, was Dorman Hall. allegedly pushed her down sev- For more information call 681- Russell Union room 244. ingfrom Marvin Pittman School. charged with driving with a sus- eral times, and threw her against 5409. pended license and defective May 27,1994 a wall at a location in Stadium •GSU's Southern Center for Wednesday July 13 June 14,1994 equipment. • Marco Anray Bradham, 21, Place apartments. Continuing Education will offer •A blood drive will be held at • Kenneth Cook, of Metric Con- •Vextrick Miller reported a of Dorman Hall, was charged •Walter Carden Ashcraft, 22, from July 11-15 a "Southern the Williams Center from noon - struction, reported someone cut fire alarm at Veazey Hall. Inves- with refusal to obey an official of Players Club apartment, was Summer Action Day Camp." 5 p.m. Those who go thrdugh the several wires on a forklift left at tigation revealed the alarm to be request at a fire or other emer- charged with violation of the For more information call 681- donation process will receive a the construction site. false. gency. noise ordinance. 5555. free pair of sunglasses. •James Edward Ellis, 36, of • Shamecka Akins reported a •David Elliotte Bolyard, 17, •A resident of Bonnie Glenn •GSU's Office of Special Pro- For more information call Alpharetta, Ga., was charged case of simple assault at of Register, was charged with apartments, reported battery grams is once again hosting a Victoria Futch at 681-5409. with DUI (.08) and weaving. Stratford Hall. DUI (.08) and driving too fast for when her ex-boyfriend allegedly program July 14-15 for "New •GSU's Southern Center for •Keoffrey Russell reported a conditions. threw her to the floor, slapped Student and Parent Orienta- Continuing Education is offer- June 13,1994 book was taken from his room in •Debra Sadberry reported a her, kicked her, punched her and tion." ing "Create a Positive Commu- •David Foulk reported a Stratford Hall. case of simple assault at the used profane and threatening For more information call 681- nications Climate Through Per- camcorder was stolen from the •Harvey Dixon reported two Hollis Building. language. 5409. ception and Nonverbal Commu- Health Science Building. books were taken from his room •Michael Bush reported the • Catina Davis of Burkhalter •GSU's Museum presents nication". in Stratford Hall. Sigma Chi sign had been dam- Road, reported theft by taking "Four artists/Four Cultures" in For more information call 681- June 10,1994 aged at the Sigma Chi House on from the residence of Montel the museum gallery from July 5555. •Cyprien Laporte, of GSU June 3,1994 Olympic Boulevard. Hogged in Campus Courtyard. 15-Sept. 15. The show is open •GSU's Southern Center for ROTC, reported someone entered •Doug Gordin reported the •Jennifer Foran reported her from Monday-Friday 9 a.m. un- Continuing Education is offer- the ROTC Rappelling tower stor- front door of the golf trailer had wallet and personal checks had June 30,1994 til 5 p.m. Sunday it is open from ing "Coming of Age: Boomers - age area. Nothing was reported been damaged. been taken from her room in • Clair Baylor, of Sussex Com- 2 p.m.-5 p.m. Your parents, my parents." taken. •Wendy Harwood reported Johnson Hall. mons, reported the lost or stolen •The summer hours for Zach For more information call 681- •Jason Smith, 20, of Olympic her purse was missing from the property of a cockatoo bird val- S. Henderson Library are as fol- 5555. Boulevard, reported a criminal Library. May 26,1994 ued at $1500 belonging to Seleta lows. trespass after finding what ap- •Martha Nolen reported her •Antallia Wingate reported a Hayes of Sussex Commons. peared to be a bullet hole in a wallet was missing from the For- case of simple assault at the The bird was allegedly taken window. est Building. Russell Union Building. by a Hispanic male, possibly to •Kenneth Sutcliffe, 19, of •Bryan Roberts reported his •Shawn Brown reported a the Augusta, Ga., area. Harvey Lane, was charged with book bag was missing from the case of simple assault at the In DUI (.13) and defective equip- Newton Building. ment. •Christopher Dillon I Roseberry, 20, of Players Club, EL Sombrero I June 9,1994 was charged with simple bat- Buy One Lunch or Dinner Special I •A resident of Dorman Hall tery. Get a Second -1/2 Price I reported his bike stolen. •A resident of Winburn Hall I •A resident of Winburn Hall reported receiving harassing With coupon - No's 1 -30 only I reported several items taken phone calls. Valid Mon-Thurs - One Coupon per party I Wednesday Nights from her room. • GSU officers and Statesboro •A resident of Dorman Hall Fire Department responded to a Open 11:30 AM until 10:30 PM ALL DAY reported a book was taken from fire at Oxford Hall. Investiga- Open Sunday 12 Noon - 9 PM All-U-Can eat his room. tion revealed a trash can had | NOW OPEN - NEW LOCATION •A female student reported been set on fire in the second pizza, wings, and she was the victim of simple bat- floor bathroom. tery. •GSU officers and the Statesboro Fire Department re- BEvERage for $5^ June 7,1994 sponded to fire alarms at the OGEECHEE DINER •Anthony K. Reese, 20, of Library and Stratford Hall. Both «Home of Good Hot Groceries ti from 6:00-9:00 pm West Main Street, was charged incidents were determined to be with obstruction of an officer and false alarms. criminal trespass. •Chris Calhoun reported a •Keoffrey Terron Russell, of bookbag was taken from room Clarkston, was charged with 112 in the Hollis Building. Thursday theft by receiving stolen prop- erty. June 1,1994 •Lanesha N. Buckner, 19, of • Kenneth W. Chandler, 20, of Ladies "U" Call it Greenstone Court, was charged Route 1, was charged with driv- with reckless driving and a stop ing with a suspended license and Ladies no cover sign violation. no insurance. •Joseph P. McClelland re- • Ingrid Amador reported her ported a kareoke machine was purse was missing from the For- missing from his room in Dorman est Building. Serving Monday-Friday th Hall. • Keri Hill reported a class ring Coming July 16 •Brian Weese reported a bro- was missing from her room in ken window in Veazey Hall. Johnson Hall. Breakfast 7 a.m. -10 a.m. •A resident of Johnson Hall • Derek McArthur reported his Kinchafoonee Cowboys reported a case of harassment. license plate was taken from his Lunch 11 a.m. -3 p.m. 1980 Chevrolet in the Hanner June 6,1994 parking lot. •Chancelor Gardner, 19, of TC's Hangar Nextt0 Oxford Hall, was charged with May 31,1994 #9 Windsor Q-7^ OHCQ minor in possession of alcohol. •Ricardo Antonio Pusey, 19, Old Register Road • Caesor Antonio Turner, 19, Village O / I "OM(DO Fitness Ext. 871-6424 •871-5349 e# -:-r, ..-, :;^ :.?■"':''':v':'":'-:

£->* George-Anne j I B-ball schedule forthcoming As a new basketball season approaches, so come the teams lined up to take on the Eagles on the court. Please see future 'George-Annes' for additional information about men's and Sports women's action. TUESDAY, July 5,1994 — Page 3 FROM THE Four nominated for Let there be light at Paulson FAIRWAY pre-season team By Ronnie Swinford BY RONNIE SWINFORD Staff Writer By Ronnie Swinford good as he wants to be. He can A new era of night football Staff Writer be the best wide receiver in the begins at GSU on Sept. 10 against World Cup fever! The Eagle Football team of- Southern Conference if he the West Georgia Braves. ficials have nominated four wants to do so," Head Football Frank Hook, executive direc- I am here to talk to you about players to the National Foot- Coach Tim Stowers said in a tor of Southern Boosters, is the the prospect of the U.S. team ball Gazette I-AA Pre-season recent press release. man in charge of the addition of winning the World Cup. Ail-American team. Also nominated is two-year lighting at Paulson Stadium. Yes, I know that we have only The players are place-kicker starting linebacker Paul "The project is on schedule won one game since Eisenhower Reed Haley, linebacker Paul Carroll. He is also the leading and is supposed to be through by was president, but that game Carroll, offensive lineman tackier for the Eagles over the July 18," Hook said. was against Colombia, one of the Franklin Stephens and wide re- past two years. Carroll will The project not only has to do pre-tournament favorites. Also ceiver and kick-off/punt return need a good year if GSU is to with stadium lights, but also with that put Colombia out of the tour- specialist Dexter Dawson. repeat its' Southern Conference lights in the press box and the nament. Of these four candidates, title. parking lot behind the stadium. I also saw the U.S. team lose only Stephens has earned the And GSU's last candidate is 'The lights will be ESPN and to the Romanians in the last honor before. He will start at place-kicker Reed Haley. Over SportSouth approved," com- game of pool play, but the emo- either center or left guard for the past years, Haley has mented Hook. 'We will have some tional let-down had to be the the Eagles, depending on how proven to be the best kicker in home night games this year equivalent of GSU beating the the coaching staff feels after the Southern Conference and, against Southern Conference Dallas Cowboys in one game and summer practice. possibly, the entire I-AA. competition broadcast by the next week having to play Dawson was the leading re- We will get to see these play- SportSouth." Valdosta State. ceiver for the Eagles in 1993 ers and the rest of the Eagles The reason for the lights is "to And we are talking about the and will be looked for even more on Sept. 3 when they open the improve the overall attendance one country who could pull off this year as GSU shifts to a season in the Orange Bowl especially by students," he said. this size of an upset. short passing game for ball con- against the Miami Hurricanes Hook said by having the lights Remember back to the win- trol offense. and at home, Sept. 10, to battle GSU can play in the evening to ter of 1980 and Lake Placid, N.Y. "Dexter Dawson can be as West Georgia. avoid the South Georgia hea:. James Hill The underdog U.S. Hockey team State Senator Glenn Bryant For the first time since the rebirth of GSU Football in 1982, these scraped its way into the medal from Hinesville is the main con- standards, along with two others, will "shed some light" on Paulson round only to have to face the all tributor to the lights. He has Stadium's Glenn Bryant Field at night in an effort to avoid the hot sun. everything U.S.S.R. team in the agreed to pay $350,000 over the semi-finals. Some people said Men's hoops tilts with UGA next five years. ern Conference will be positioned by both Southern Boosters and that the U.S. had no chance of Part of this cost will also cover in the open end zone area beyond the Georgia Forestry Service. winning that game. Others said set for next four years the price of a new public address the fence. The old scoreboard will The main point of this that the U.S. should just try to G-A Staff Reports system that will be installed this be removed. makeover is to make the "pretti- save the equipment for the vantage in the series. The teams summer. A new scoreboard that In addition,over 200 trees have est little stadium in the country" bronze metal game. But, that GSU Eagles representatives last meeting was in the first will be the largest in the South- been planted around the stadium just a little better. team did not give in and some have signed to play the Univer- round of the National Invita- how they managed to win that sity of Georgia Bulldogs for the tional Tournament in 1988 when game. But they unlike the soccer next four years in men's basket- the Bulldogs nipped the Eagles team did not have a letdown in ball. 53-48. the next game against the The first game will be this The most interesting aspect GSU vs. UGA basketball Dec. 10 at the Georgia Coliseum Swedes and found a way to win year at the Georgia Coliseum on of these games maybe the coach- We're comin' to ruin your Christmas Hugh. Start hating the Bulldogs now. their last game. Dec. 10. In 1995, the game will ing battles between GSU assis- However, if the U.S. team was take place in Augusta, in 1996, tant coach Doug Durham and to win the World Cup, it would be in Athens again, then GSU gets his father Hugh Durham, the the largest upset in the history of a "home" game in Savannah in longtime Georgia coach. They sports. There is no other upset 1997. will be advisories for the first that would match this one. The The Bulldogs hold a 7-4 ad- time. PICK YOUR PERFECT only one that would be close would be when the Americans finally lost the America's Cup in Liked by Many, Cussed by some ... HOME AWAY FROM HOME! sailing in 1985 to the Austra- lians. Or maybe when the heavily Read by Them All favored U.S. Ryder Cup team lost to Great Britain also in 1985, SALES AND SERVICE AGENTS for the first lose in fifty years. Let's just suppose that they 12 POPULAR COMMUNITIES Largest South Georgia Insurance Agency do win, what would happen? The seeks qualified applicants for sales and rest of the world would be in servLe positions in personal and TO CHOOSE FROM shock. This is their game. The commercial lines in the Albany area. U.S. has baseball and football and basketball and ... but now TWo years experience In personal or 1,2,3,& 4 BEDROOMS they also have soccer !!! 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1 inpaid parking tickets THCOVJOLS OP POfty A^&ft^ SNftRL ; )ear Editor, r n ^ Monday, May 23,1 received a notice from Parking and Transpor- P&TULP>.OT s©otAt?\ I weftTHfot bjA\LuiGl I E>iRftot.'//« |late remains with the car when the car is sold (with the exception ' prestige tags). I would assume that the Department of Motor Vehicles can trace le ownership of previously owned cars so that the new owners can |e held responsible for paying their fines. This would also prevent previous owners from being held respon- |ible, or having their name publicly displayed for tickets on a car ley no longer own. More rancid than you ever knew lattice N. Steirn Oh these summer months, gravity that caused the water to |epartment of Psychology filled with adventures and won- REFLECTIONS FROM come in the radio station, the ders of all sorts, shapes, forms, same water was continuing and fashions. And yet, there down—downstairs. tesponds to anonymous seems something lacking from THE EDGE So. The roof has been under my life. What could it be? BY JOSH BASS repair for maybe three months letter on atheism forum I'm Operations Manager at now, since the downstairs has our beloved radio station 91.9 been completed. ear Editor, FM WVGS. A job which could be having to do with our coverage of ten square feet of carpeting with At the time of the incident Your May 26 issue carried an anonymous letter which was titled: merely floated through, it is re- the local music scene. water. there virtually was no roof-just a atheism presentation deserved more 'tolerant' audience mem- quiring an enormous amount of That's right. Every story that And as I scrambled to retrieve concrete slab with lots of holes in srs." Please allow me to answer that letter in the following way: time and effort. is about a band, or just music in enough buckets and various con- it. Dear Anonymous or Name Withheld by Request GSU Professor: This effort is well-intended general, is not necessarily writ- tainers to contain the, er, leak, I Here it is. A general rule-of- In spite of your vicious, vitriolic rhetoric which only intended and worth the strain, for I am ten, but arranged and edited by was struck first by frustration at thumb: whenever you're going ^lsely to discredit two persons, Steve Weiss and I had a big laugh gaining invaluable experience in me. the ninnies that allowed the roof to, you know, work on something, >gether over your ill-informed letter. What happened following an unfamiliar field. I do enjoy It gets tough sometimes. to be in a condition that would always start from the top and |teve's presentation on atheism had nothing to so with intolerance, the job and the people I'm work- A recent maelstrom that produce such a disaster. work your way to the bottom. Docrisy, pontification, quibbling, evasion, lack of courtesy, or ing with. wracked the campus has pro- But then I met a gentleman Apparently, someone has not laddressed arguments as alleged. I also happen to be the senior vided me with a higher sense of on the verge of raging about the caught on to this concept. The question period after the presentation, on the other hand, staff writer at our beloved cam- being, one far greater than the problem of water downstairs. And this is the big irony. We id everything to do with academic dialogue and gentle disagree- pus newspaper, "The George- paper's music coverage. It was then that I experienced all got really wet, the whole build- ment —-which should mark every lively, public, scholarly presenta- Anne." Now, this title is deceiv- During the deluge that thor- a perverse form of grace. ing. But, their stuff is brand new |on such as Steve's. ing, implying that I am the most oughly soaked the Williams Cen- You see, the downstairs was and cost much moola. Ours was Too bad that you have evidently not had the pleasure of being in experienced of the staff writers ter as a whole, a trickle was no- just completely renovated into very old and nothing but reject ich a context of friendly academic discussion. and that I write most of the im- ticed in the control booth of the new office space complete with hand-me-downs regardless. Steve and I (and hopefully others) knew exactly what was portant news stories. ro-ro station. sheet-rock walls, new carpet, We were going to throw it all ippening and reveled in the experience. Your letter in this time of No, no, no, no, no. I have never Said trickle rapidly developed upholstered seats and lots of com- out and get new carpeting and a Iw faculty morale did make one positive contribution - it had the written a news story. Nope. What into a free flowing indoor water- puters and paper stacks. couch anyway! Ffect of a very funny joke to both Steve, myself and others! I do is handle all of the stuff fall that inundated the couch and Following the same rule of Yes. I did laugh. A lot.

leorge H. Shriver ■story Professor [ LETTER TO THE EDITOR 1 NEWS Tells freshmen they still have 'high school mentality Layout Editor: Robyn Green; Copy Editor: John Kluttz; Staff: Kari Cameron, Dear Editor, Melanie Cooper, Tim Henschel, Stacy Jordan, Crissy Shaw lege is voluntary, and that they be adjusted, or why they missed unique, nor attributable to luck. I have just finished reading FEATURES here to prepare themselves for a 1/3 of the lectures, or why they With a few years of experience another issue of the 'The George- career, and to those ends, profes- should be given a make-up exam. and maturation, I am sure that Associate Editor: Kim Wagner; Layout Editor: Robyn Green; Senior Staff Writer: Anne" in which students (all of sors serve them. Some college Josh Bass; Staff: Stacy demons, David Day, Ashley Hunt, Derek Lewis, James Having earned 190 undergradu- these students who have written Salter, Tijuana Thomas them freshmen, I believe) have students never figure this out. ate and 30 graduate credits here, to complain will come to realize MULTI-CULTURAL AFFAIRS complained about the teacher- If a student is not being ad- I can honestly say that I have that the vast majority of profes- evaluation process here at Geor- equately served by the professor Associate Editor.: Justin Miller never felt unjustly treated by a sors here are just as I described: gia Southern. Having been a stu- of the class, the student has many SPORTS professor, nor that a professor's intelligent, mature, helpful pro- dent here since 1988, and a options other than whining about lack of competence warranted a fessionals. The small portion of Associate Editor : John Munford; Layout Editor: Robyn Green; Staff: J.J. graduate assistant since last fall, it in course evaluations or stu- witch hunt to get him or her the faculty population who do O'Meara, Aaron Solomon, Ronnie Swinford I have to say that, based upon dent newspapers. The student fired. On the contrary, I have not meet these standards are OPINIONS my experience, these complaints could use materials other than found most professors to be more often than not weeded out Staff: Josh Bass, Christopher Cole, Justin Miller, John Munford, Chris Sherwood, are dubious at best. That is not the lecture to learn the material, highly competent and knowl- of the system. Until that time, Aaron Solomon, Kim Wagner to say that all teachers are per- meet with the professor to dis- edgeable, and quite helpful when such professors are easily PHOTOGRAPHY fect, nor that the "bad" evalua- cuss any problems, discuss the approached by an industrious avoided. Chief Photographer: Mardee Coyle; Staff: James Hill, Jerome New, Bob tions were undeserved. My point problem with an advisor or de- student seeking assistance in Schwindler; Contributing Photographers: Randy Trujillo is that freshmen, still full of the partment chair, or drop the getting a better grade. I CIRCULATION high-school mentality, would not course and try a different profes- I refuse to believe that my Jess Hornsby Political Science graduate assistant Supervisor: Steve Taliaferro; Staff: David S. Hillis, Bruce Karr, Scott Newton be the ones I would select to sor. If a professor cannot keep a experience can be considered I ADVERTISING/DISTRIBUTION SERVICES (ADS) decide whether or not a profes- minimal number of students be- sor is qualified to teach at the cause they drop the course in Advertising Manager: Brooks Clements; Business Manager: Stephanie Wylie; LETTER AND SUBMISSION POLICY Sales Representatives: Leigh Braddy, Brooks Clements, Heather Thatcher, collegiate level. frustration, that professor will Michelle Underwood, Carolyn Wynn Over the years, I have noticed not be long employed here. The George-Anne welcomes letters to the editor, story submissions and I PRODUCTION AND GRAPHICS EDITORIAL SERVICES (PAGES) that it takes at least one year, if Too often, complaints about guest columns from people both inside and outside the Georgia Southern Production Managers: Jason Adams, Ron Lair; Assistant Production Manager: not longer, for most college stu- instruction are really complaints University Community. All copy submitted should be typed (double-spaced, Mitch Mitchell; Staff: Denise Jennings, Reggie Taylor.Kevin Thoem; Classified dents to rid themselves of the about bad grades. But grades please), preferably on Macintosh disk in Microsoft Word or Microsoft Works Ads Managers: Melissa Goodman, Juanika Mainor; Darkroom Manager: Randy notion that college is similar to format. All submissions must be signed and include a mailing address and Trujillo are the complete responsibility high school. While I hate to gen- of the student. As a teaching phone number for verification. The editors reserve the right to reject any | STUDENT PUBLICATIONS COORDINATOR submission. There is no word limit on submissions. A writer may request to eralize (meaning that I intend to assistant, I have heard the worst Bill Neville do just that), most freshmen do remain anonymous. However, it will be the editor's decision whether or not to sorts of drivel from students print the name. Submissions are run on a space-available basis. not grasp the concepts that col- about why their grades should George-Anne Tuesday, July 5,1994 — Page 5 Henry outlines GSU's future New band joins the Tells Optimists Club it is time for university to grow from within hip-hop jazz genre Us3 limited access to jazz greats such By Enoch W. Autry istration charges. rollment growth that has oc- the public. Editor Hand On The Torch as Art Blakely & The Jazz Mes- In various stages of design, curred for the past two years. Within the tape composed by (Blue Note/Capitol) sengers, Thelonious Monk, The constant progression of Henry said, are the revised plans This period of consolidation co- GSU Photographic Services Di- Bobby Hutcherson, Horace Sil- GSU through its academics and for GSU's new Continuing Edu- incides with the choices of the rector Frank Fortune and asso- By Andre Mountain ver and Donald Byrd. facilities was the message Presi- cation Center, the blueprint for school and the Board of Regents, ciates, selected students explain Guest Writer With the work of these mas- dent Nicholas Henry brought to another residence hall and a new he said. the benefits of attending GSU Us3's debut may just be the ters as a backdrop, the group's the University Optimists Club complex for the College of Edu- The choice of GSU, Henry said, through an academic, social and needed breath of fresh air in the first single "Cantaloupe(Flip near the conclusion of spring cation. is to enter a phase of quality athletic perspective. increasingly popular genre of Fantasia)" gained mass appeal quarter. "In fact, Georgia Southern will enhancement in teaching, re- Henry said Fortune has done hop-hop/jazz fusion. People in and seemingly endless video ex- 'The brick lanes of our walk- be under constant construction search, admissions, campus life the "best with less" in creating need of a respite from hip-hop's posure. Tracks like "Tukka Yoot's ing boulevard, the pedestrium, the production. current doldrums need only peep Riddim"' introduce a flowing Ja- are marching across campus, "No other college or univer- "GEORGIA SOUTHERN WILL BE UNDER CONSTANT this album. maican style rapper to a soulful where students once slogged sity I know has attempted to Blue Note Records is the jazz groove. along muddy footpaths," Henry CONSTRUCTION UNTIL VIRTUALLY THE END OF THE produce its own recruiting video group's label, which is already Standing in the face of igno- said from the conference room at and thereby save the institution recognized as America's great- rant bliss and stereotypical om- RJ.'s Steakery noon June 2. CENTURY. a cost that starts in the five fig- est jazz label. With one of the nipotent gangstas, Us3 has defi- 'Where there was brush and — GSU PRESIDENT NICHOLAS HENRY ures," Henry said. fattest jazz libraries to browse nitely made a power-move by kudzu six months ago, the gird- The video that lasts approxi- through, Us3 has virtually un- positioning itself with Blue Note. ers and beams of our new busi- mately five minutes shows a ness administration and tech- until virtually the end of the cen- and administration. The Regents classroom discussion, campus nology complex now outline the tury," he said of the more than choice is to no longer permit the locations, intramurals, organi- dimension of what will be the $65 million in new facilities that renting of modular buildings on zations and varsity sporting university's largest academic will fulfill the school's master their campuses that serve 3,000 events. It concludes with a male Soundgarden rocks building," he said of the building plan. GSU students each week. and female graduate riding a Soundgarden lease is an excitingblend of struc- that will be as "large as four "Now is the time for a more "So, in effect, this policy caps motorcycle off campus via Sweet- Superunknown (A&M) ture and art. On football fields." seasoned university to grow from our growth until permanent heart Circle as the woman's "Superunknown," the Seattle A new residence hall that has within - to continue to mature, to buildings can replace our modu- graduation cap flies away be- By Cullen Meyer foursome made up of drummer Guest Writer yet been named will be ready as nurture quality, to secure our lar buildings — a process which hind her. Matt Cameron, vocalist/guitar- of fall. Also, a recreation and position as the premier institu- will take many years," he said. At press time, the manner in Just as the wind creates ist Chris Cornell, guitarist Kim fitness complex will be developed tion of higher education in the After Henry's speech, a new which the videotapes would be unique sounds as it travels Thayil, and bassist Ben Shep- with student fees, he said. The southern half of the state," Henry video that will be used for the distributed to individual stu- through the pipe sculpture for herd conjure up a different sound fees are $23 each quarter for said. recruitment of students to GSU dents and high schools had not which they are named, than their previous efforts. "We students assessed through reg- GSU will continue to slow en- was shown for the first time to be determined. Soundgarden's latest A&M re- just let everything out, I don't see us as having any boundaries STUDY at all. That's what modern mu- sic is all about anyway," says Continued from page 1 Shepherd. This couldn't be more Bradshaw said. true; Soundgarden has never With the affiliation between selves prospered by some basic Dawson made the following measures. ing and the Master of Health grams beyond the masters level, been this innovative and intro- the schools, there have been some recommendations. spective in their seven year his- One of the problems which Sciences, and authorize ASC to at this time the Education Spe- problems. Concerning Armstrong State propose other needed programs cialist degree and as soon as prac- tory. For example, the songs 'The main problem I found was pointed out by Dawson was College in the health professions at the ticable, the doctorate degree in "4th Of July" and "Half are 1. Restore authorization for was the two institutions, that the faculty at Savannah master's level as those needs education. ;&-, tracks that were never even at- the Master of Education in those Armstrong State and Savannah State and Armstrong State may emerge. 2. Retain affMaster's in Edu- tempted on any of their previous specialty areas that had been State, did not have the authori- devote a large part of their time cation in specialty areas not of- releases, and it is these that give authorized as of 1990, to the ex- Concerning Savannah State zation to have any programs on in a term to teaching in the gradu- fered by Armstrong State. GSU "Superunknown" a mystical tent the necessary faculty and College their own," Dawson said. ate degree programs, but the 1. Restore authorization for should also retain the Master's sense. "Head Down" is the most other resources are determined "I think it would work better if important decisions about them the Master's in Social Work. in Business Administration. evident sign of Soundgarden's still to be present. GSU would those schools had some of the affecting their careers are really 2. Restore authorization for 3. The school should also re- ability to shift gears musically, retain the specialty in Business programs restored with GSU still made by supervisors at the home the Master's in Public Adminis- tain Master's of Arts programs for it adds the touch of a Zeppe- Education. playing a central role," he said. institution. tration with the understanding and Master's of Science programs lin-ish ballad to the powerful In his study, Dawson pointed Distance learning is one of 2. Authorize ASC to propose that it attain national accredita- in the arts and sciences, and in blues for which Soundgarden is to several items between the newer aspects to the teaching of MAT programs as needed in Sa- tion. professional areas not otherwise known. schools which have had many the graduate programs by GSU. vannah in those disciplinary ar- 3. Initiate with the President .assigned. , ,. j i| . These songs added to the re- important successes. They in- 'We are offeringsome distance eas where it has the requisite a comprehensive review to de- leased singles "Black Hole Sun" cluded greater access to more learning to the classrooms in Sa- strengths. Authorization for the fine further appropriate and Looking for something and "Spoonman" (a song named programs and an increased qual- vannah, and we will absolutely Master of Arts programs and for needed changes in the mission of great to put on your by Pearl Jam's Jeff Ament for ity in the programs offered. continue to use it," Bradshaw the Master of Science in the ba- Savannah State College in resume? the pseudo-band in the movie Dawson said that improved said. sic arts and sciences disciplines graduate education. Write for The George-Anne "Singles") makes this album com- program accreditations have "It's not new to us, as we have should generally remain at GSU. Concerning GSU Call 681-5246 for details. { plete. been added in Savannah and the used it in other locations than 3. 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