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Friday, April 13,2001 Vol. 74 No. 77 Retrievers comes to the 'Boro LaVene Bell

and is now a modest forest green. By T. McDonald many different names. Whenever Wing or, for some of you young- country boil, the first offering of present too great a danger of The deck, perhaps the bar's most Staff Writer you first set foot on the big deck sters, Dick's Dog House, it no the dish on a menu inside city spills, there are also 20 different bottled beers behind the bar. prominent feature, especially af- Anyone who has lived in out front has a great deal to do longer matters, because the bar's limits. Happy hour, 3 p.m. to 6 p.m., 7 ter 10 p.m., hasn't changed a bit, Statesboro for a number of years with how you will remember it. new incarnation, Retriever's, There's a lunch menu as well days a week, features two for one and was standing room only last has called the little restaurant on But, whether you know it as seems to be settling in for the with sandwiches, burgers and appetizers and well drinks. Friday night. the corner of University Plaza by Cadillac Jack's, Boomer's, Wild long haul. country cookin'. And yes, there Billing itself as a is even kids fare. For those of you Like many other bars in States- In all, Retriever's doesn't "steakpit and who care less about fine dining boro, Retriever's will be featur- present much of a different feel shellhouse," and more about soaking up the ing theme nights. Monday will be to the facility than it has under Retriever's is hoping to dollar vodkas, Retriever's has a trivia night, Tuesday and Thurs- any other name. The big change succeed where previ- late night menu from 10 p.m. to 1 day will be reserved for live bands is evident in the menu and the ,i «• ous establishments a.m., featuring appetizers and an and drink specials, and Wednes- improved service, giving this A have failed. What kind oyster bar with prices that won't day is karaoke night. new twist on an old idea a bet- i of image should we ex- take too big of a bite out of your Retriever's has been open for ter chance of surviving than its r pect of this new eat- beer money. just over a week and has already recent predecessors. ery? Buffalo wing aficionados had little 1 According to Jason should also take heart, as the hot trouble pull- Franklin, the wings that were previously a ing in the restaurant's co-owner, staple of the diets of Wild Wing's same amount i I Retriever's wants to customers have remained, with of traffic that Wild Wing * •- cater as much to only a slightly diminished vari- Statesboro's local ety of flavors. As a side note, the once enjoyed. community as to the moderately famous cook Mamma The atmo- v college crowd, and D. will soon be joining the kitchen sphere has M - their diverse menu ap- staff at Retriever's. changed very pears to prove it. Be- As far as alcohol is concerned, little, and the cause of his desire to Retriever's has all the bases cov- only things portray the establish- ered. Of course there is a full bar significantly ment as a steak and sea- with well and top shelf liquors, absent are the food restaurant as well and the bartenders don't skimp pool tables LaVene Bell as a night spot, on portions (trust me). The real and the mean- JUST OPENED: Retriever's has been open Retriever's menu in- story, however, is the variety of ingless junk for just over a week and has already had little on the walls. trouble pulling in the same amount of traffic LaVene Bell cludes such items as draft beer available, eleven dif- crawfish, crab legs, ferent kinds including The interior that Wild Wing once enjoyed. The atmosphere STATESBORO'S NEWEST: According to Jason Franklin, the restaurant's Hoegaarden and Savannah's own paint also re- has changed very little, and the only things co-owner, Retriever's wants to cater as much to Statesboro's local three different cuts of Moon River. If it gets to the point ceived a significantly absent are the pool tables and community as to the college crowd, and their diverse menu appears to steaks and, perhaps most notably, a low where wide-mouthed mugs makeover, the meaningless junk on the walls. prove it. Gallery 303 holds annual Student Art Exhibition

By T. McDonald Staff Writer Always a source of diverse artistic expression, Foy Fine Arts Center's Gal- lery 303 has done it again, this time in the form of ajuried Student Art Exhibition. An annual event for nearly forty years, 200rsStudentArtExhibitionwasjudged by William Willner and Sharon Hardin, the husband and wife team from North Carolina whose art shared the Gallery 303 spotlight a month ago. Richard Tichich, the chair of GSU's art department, explained his choice of Mr. Wilner and Ms. Hardin as an attempt to select jurors who have no personal relationships with any student here at Laura Cox GSU and, subsequently, are without bias. GALLERY 303: A wide variety of mediums were represented Although closed to the public yesterday in the Student Art Exhibition (sculpture, drawings, collages; during the day, the gallery was open to the the list goes on) and the top three award winners were judges so that they could select the win- representative of this diversity. ners from a group of over 100 pre-ap- proved entries. It was not until last night AND THE WINNER IS: MiddleGround that Gallery 303 once again became pub- eyes amidst many other ornamental offer- were also several runnerup recognitions gave a stellar performance outside of lic domain when its doors opened at 7 ings. The second place award reflected the awarded, the most memorable of which Landrum Cafeteria Wednesday at o'clock to begin the awards ceremony more traditional medium of charcoal draw- was Amy Johnson's ceramic pieces, Jamfest 2001. The event, sponsored and viewing of the entries. ing. The honor went to Mark Ha for his "Patent Pending." by Eagle Entertainment, brought a A wide variety of mediums were peacful and serene portrayal of the visages Overall, this year's Student Art Exhi- crowd of all ages together to listen to represented in the Student Art Exhibition of two children, 'To: My Friends." bition accomplishedits goal, exposing the the sounds of many bands from the (sculpture, drawings, collages; the list The grand prize, the best of show, was work of the art students at GSU to critical surrounding areas. goes on) and the top three award winners bestowed upon Andy Long in recognition analysis in a real world environment Al- -All photos by LaVene Bell are representative of this diversity. for his sculpture "Red Dog." A solid and though this is the final showing that Gal- Third place went to Jonathan Milton, well assembled piece, "Red Dog" is com- lery 303 will play host to in the regular whose creatively designed ring entitled posed of a substance that is not normally school year, look for more fascinating

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Sponsored by Hillel and Statesboro Hebrew Congregation GA Friday, April 13,2001 — Page 3 ONLY IN AMERICA... 31-year-old woman poses ©Arkansas ©Louisiana as high school student Man finds bones in Husband sued for Associated Press they were helping a troubled street ceiling of 85-year- conspiring to VANCOUVER, Wash. - She teen who had been abused. earned a D in drama, but her acting "I remember the first time I met old home circumcise wife was great. her, taking she was a teacher," Associated Press Police say a 31-year-old woman recalled classmate Ken Dunn. Associated Press posed as a student at Vancouver's "Then she said she was a student, LITTLE ROCK - Make no BATON ROUGE, La. - A Evergreen High School, where she and nothing after that ever made bones about it, Charlie Miller Jr. judge awarded $35,000 Monday was amember of the Class of 2000, me think she was that old." was startled with the discovery to a woman who claimed her played on the tennis team and at- Throneberry recently appeared he made as he removed the ceil- former husband conspired 29 years tended the senior prom. in Clark County Superior Court, ing from part of the 85-year-old ago to have her circumcised with- Students knew her as Brianna and continued to identify herself as house he and his wife have been out her consent. Stewart. Now, she's known as Stewart. renovating. In the same ruling, Judge Pro Treva Throneberry and is in the Fingerprints and witnesses Miller's wife, Rulisa, recalls Tempore John Perry Jr. also as- Clark County Jail awaiting a show she also had been known as that she was in anotherroom when sessed Mary Ann Turner the costs May 23 trial on charges of first- Stephanie Danielle Lewis in Penn- she heard her husband yell that he of a 1996 mistrial in the case. participant. year, while Fruit of the Loom has degree theft, second-degree theft sylvania, and as Emily Kara Will- had found something. Perry didn't say how much that Perry said he found it "difficult to wallowed in bankruptcy since late and perjury. iams in Texas. "Have you found my money?'' would be. imagine someone in her situation, 1999. Throneberry is accused of de- "There is a whole history of Rulisa yelled back. "We're al- Perry also said the inadmissi- immediately following the birth of Fruit of the Loom seeks unspeci- frauding the state Department of confusion with her identity," said ways joking about finding some bility of a piece of evidence forced her third child, in her early 30s, would fied damages and asks the court to Social and Health Sciences of defense attorney Kathleen money." him to conclude Turner didn't have have ever consented to such a bizarre prohibit Gildan from using confi- $3,620.27 that was paid for her McCann, who plans to seek a men- It wasn't money, though. It knowledge of the surgical proce- procedure." dential production and sales fore- foster care. She also is accused of tal evaluation for her client. was bones. dure. Perry's ruling concluded by say- casts it allegedly obtained late last defrauding Clark College, when Police say Throneberry was As Charlie Miller pulled down Turner sued her former hus- ing some people might feel a higher year. U.S. District Judge Joan $1,050 in tuition was waived after born May 18, 1969, in Wichita part of the plaster ceiling, several band, local anesthesiologist Dr. award is justifiable under the cir- Gottschall issued a temporary re- she claimed to be a homeless teen. Falls, Texas. She lived in Electra, human ribs and a thigh bone Alan Ostrowe, claiming he con- cumstances. But he added that he straining order Thursday against The perjury charge alleges she ille- Texas, until after 10th grade in dropped from the space between spired with the late Dr. Anthony was concerned about the implica- Gildan. gally obtained a state identity card 1985. Police say she became a the ceiling and the attic floor- Leggio to remove the skin cover- tions of the couple's divorce and A Gildan spokeswoman de- under the name Brianna Stewart. sophomore in high school again boards. ing her clitoris during other rou- Turner's motives in the case. clined to comment on the lawsuit And a Camas man, convicted 12 years later at Evergreen. Investigators called to the tine surgery at Woman's Hospital "It is time to conclude this matter Friday, saying the company is still of having sex with a minor after a Throneberry told school officials scene recovered almost an entire in 1972. and allow these parties to reconstruct studying it. 1997 encounter with "Stewart," she didn't have a transcript because skeleton, minus the skull and Turner said she didn't find out their lives in a productive way with- The lawsuit names Elizabeth may get his record cleared. Police she had been home-schooled. some foot bones. about the procedure until 1988, out being burdened further with this Walton, formerly a Rockfield, Ky.- say the woman was 28 at the time. As Stewart, Throneberry com- Rulisa Miller says she has no when another physician who was litigation," he said. based employee, as a former Fruit Clark County Superior' Court pleted three years at Evergreen, earn- theories about who it might be, at the operation told her about it. of the Loom insider who admitted Judge Edwin Poyfair on Monday ing a 2.83 grade-point average, and neither do the police at this Ostrowe maintained that his Q Illinois she supplied confidential company called Charles Wesley brought down somewhat by a D in point. They say the skeleton is wife agreed to the operation as a documents to an executive at Gildan. Blankenship's situation a miscar- drama class. She graduated 256th in likely to be decades old, and have possible way to overcome prob- She is not named as a defendant riage of justice. Poyfair said when a class of 616. The state spent about sent the bones to the state Crime lems she was having with inter- Trade secrets in the lawsuit and is expected to he's presented with a motion to $ 11,500 on her education. Lab to determine if a murder in- course. He claimed she filed suit stolen from Fruit of testify for Fruit of the Loom if the vacate the guilty judgement, he Throneberry lasted only five vestigation needs to be opened. only after he threatened to cut off case goes to trial. will sign it. He will also rescind the months with Randy Fisher's family 'The age, race and sex of the alimony payments. the Loom Walton, the lawsuit says, requirement that Blankenship be before being asked to leave. skeleton are not known," said In 1996, the case went to trial worked for David Cherry, who Associated Press registered as a sex offender. "I really didn't think she was a police spokesman Terry Hastings. before a jury. A judge halted the was a vice president at Fruit of the Throneberry's story has stunned kid," Fisher said. "When she had to "It appeared to have been there trial after Turner testified that a CHICAGO - Secret documents. Loom until 1998, when he left to her former classmates and the explain something, she'd say, 'Oh, for some time." doctor who assisted in the surgery Highly placed informants. Hush-hush become an executive vice presi- Vancouver families who thought I'm just a teen-ager. " The home in a historic area told her that Ostrowe kept her phone calls. People changing alle- dent at Gildan. He is just one of at near Little Rock Central High knocked out following the proce- giances. least five Fruit of the Loom ex- School, south of downtown, was dure because Ostrowe "had places International spying? No, it's all ecutives who have taken jobs at Officials offer money for captured geese built around 1915. It had been to go, people to be with" and didn't the cutthroat business of making un- Gildan in recent years. Cherry, vacant for several years when the want her to know. derwear. the lawsuit says, remained in touch State District Judge Bob Fruit of the Loom filed a lawsuit with Walton after he left Fruit of Associated Press are 80,000 non-migratory geese Millers moved in with their five Downing said the testimony bor- last week against Gildan Activewear the Loom. MILWAUKEE - County super- in the state. The population is children in March 1999. "The kids were pretty freaked dered on revealing accusations of Inc., alleging that the Montreal com- Last Nov. 27, Walton says, visors want to turn pesky Canada growing by nearly 11 percent adultery that both sides had ruled pany stole some of its crucial secrets. Cherry instructed her to use a pay geese crowding parks and golf annually. out" about finding the skeleton, Rulisa Miller said. off limits before the trial began. . AformermanageratChicago-based phone and asked her "if I could do courses into food. Supervisor Daniel Diliberti said Downing declared a mistrial, say- Fruit of the Loom has confessed she him a favor and get my hands on a Their proposal calls for paying the geese and their droppings bother She said she's wasn't entirely ing he wasn't going to have "a betrayed her employer and gave criti- Fruit of the Loom forecast report $24 for every captured bird. The hikers, golfers and families on pic- surprised by the find, however. National Enquirer trial." cal trade secrets to a competitor. and a sew plan report," she said. geese would then be taken to a nics. He said residents had to can- "We kind of suspected the The case was tried again this "This case is about industrial espio- She has admitted that promptly plant where they would be killed cel football and baseball practices whole time, ever since we moved year solely before Judge Perry. In nage at the highest corporate level and sent the reports in a FedEx enve- and processed. The meat would go at a park because of goose feces. into this house, that there was the lengths to which predatory com- lope. to food pantries. Milwaukee County Deputy something going on," she said. his ruling, Perry said the case boiled down to one issue, whether petitors will go to obtain commercial John Ray, general counsel for Arnold Baer. a regional repre- Parks Director Greg Youngs said Rulisa Miller said she often Ostrowe participated in a scheme advantage," Fruit of the Loom law- Fruit of the Loom, said it is un- sentative for the Humane Society he favors egg addling, which in- felt a presence in the house al- to have an unauthorized surgical yers charged in documents filed last clear why Walton turned Over such of the United States, said the plan is volves spraying eggs with corn oil most as if she were being watched procedure performed on his wife week in federal court here. valuable information to a com- appalling to keep them from hatching. Fed- when she thought she was alone. without her consent, or whether Gildan's profits have soared from petitor. She wasn't paid for the "We understand it's a big prob- eral law requires officials try every Now she'll be interested to Turner was a knowing and willing $6 million in 1997 to $56 million last documents. lem but there will be an outcry if other measure before tampering see if she still has those feelings. you round up these birds, terrify with eggs. them and slaughter them,'' he said. Elm Grove Village Manager An- The Wisconsin Department of drea Steen Crawford said her work- Natural Resources estimates there ers have done just that to no avail. HEALTH SERVICES ATTENTION STUDENTS!!!!

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Call Jamie at George-Anne is the official student FREE PUPPIES lab/german sheppard mix. APARTMENTS AND houses for rent. through delivery sites located in campus Available in August. No pets. 541-1731. ! newspaper of Georgia Southern University, buildings, at off-campus sites, and in Two males, two females. Call Julie at 746- owned and operated by GSU students and 3256. James Hood, 764-6076. FEMALE ROOMMATE needed in Towne residence halls. TWO MONTH old Compaq Presario Club. Rent is $265 per month plus 1/3 utilizing the facilities provided by GSU. The BOARDWALK TOWNHOUSES NOTICE: Readers may pick up one free Notebook $800 obo. 64MbRam, 6gb, utilities. Contact Alicia or Katie at 688-3157, * newspaper is the oldest continuously d in Win98, AMDK62, 500 modem, 13', display $240/Person — Walk to GSU Bulloch County and Statesboro, Ga. The copy, and a second for a roommate or 220 Rentals & Real 3-2 Bedrooms or [email protected] for more manuals included. Call 688-3230 for more information and to apply. ideas expressed herein are those of the acquaintance, at distribution sites. info. Estate Pool, Decks, Volleyball editor or the individual authors and do not Additional copies are 35 cents each and are 512 South College ROOMMATE NEEDED for August to share neressarily represent the views of the available at the Williams Center. However, 531-2300 or 681-2300 a 3 bedroom with one other person. $250 i Student Media Committee, the Georgia Real Estate Agent a month with water included. Furnished administration, the faculty and staff of unauthorized removal of additional copies 90 Education NICE FOUR bedroom/ two bath with a two bedroom/ two bath except for bedroom with washer and dryer Georgia Southern University, or the from a distribution site constitutes theft fireplace in the great room. Large yard. AVAILABLE FALL included. Please call 681-7823. University System of Georgia. The George- under Georgia law, a misdemeanor offense Located near Wal-Mart. $800 per month. apartment, two bedroom/ one bath duplex. & Visit our Web site for list of Some pets allowed. Available August 1st. Both are near campus. 681 -1252 Anne is published three times weekly during punishable by a fine and/or jail time. Editors FUN STUFF ROOMMATES (3) needed 4bdrm 3bath in the academic year and five times during things to do that are educational and fun. Call 681-0591 or 852-5299. Towne Club $220/Mo. + split utilities for will seek to have any person(s) who BRAND NEW apartment for rent, two * summers. Any questions regarding content On-line at http://www.stp.gasou.edu/ more info, call 541-1147 leave a message removes more than the authorized number bedroom/ two bath with washer and dryer. should be directed to the editor at by phone funstuff/ Only five minutes form campus. Very FEMALE ROOMMATE needed to share 4 at 912/681-5246 or fax at 912/486-7113. of copies from distribution sites prosecuted reasonable price. For more info, call Allison bedroom townhouse at Campus Courtyard Readers may also send electronic to the full extent of the law. APARTMENT AVAILABLE May 7th, $350 at 685-2201. with three females call 688-2934. Leave a messages to the newspaper staff by visiting NOTE: We gratefully acknowledge the theft per month with free water, cable, and HBO. message. , our web site at http://www.stp.gasou.edu. 120 Furniture & EVERYTHING FURNISHED apartments- of our slogan - "Liked by Many, Cussed $175 moves you in, $350 June and July. OFFICES, MAIL, PHONES: Room 2023, Appliances Call 681-2834. one block from GSU south main entrance- FEMALE ROOMMATE needed. Four F. I. Williams Center. The George-Anne, by Some, Read by them AH" - from Robert owner furnishes water, electricity, cable TV, bedroom/ two bath apartment for summer. P.O. Box 8001, Georgia Southern Williams of the Blackshear Times. Call Bob GREAT SUMMER Deal 2 bedroom/ 2 bath HBO, and monthly pest control. Call Hood Sublease reduced rent to $220 per month. University, Statesboro, Ga. 30460.912/681 - and he can tell you who he stole it from SUPER CAPACITY washer and dryer for w/d d/w free cable for $165 each. Please at 682-7468. No deposit. Call (770)631-2902. Furnished. 5246 (News) or 912/618-5418 (Advertising) originally. sale. Perfect condition, one year old, works call 871 -7544 or 681 -1638. Ask for Summer » sr 912/486-7113 (Fax) Deal AVAILABLE NOW by James Hood. Small FEMALE ROOMMATE needed, and I am great. $300 for both. If interested, call Eric 3 bedroom house near GSU 1 bath Central looking for a house right now; for more at 681-4532. FALL SUBLEASE large fully furnished Heat & Air 682-7468 information call 681-3437 and ask for ADVERTISING INFORMATION bedroom walking distance to campus. Jessica. The George-Anne reserves the right to FOR SALE black dresser with black and RESPONSIBLE, WHITE, male roommate *- STUDENTS BEWARE gold trim $100. 19 inch color television $35. Asking for female roomate, for more Refuse any advertisement. information call Hahini at 681-8880. needed for Fall/2001 in a nice three ATTENTION — The George-Anne screens Call Jamika at 688-3152. bedroom Garden District Apartment. Call * DISPLAY AD DEADLINE: The deadline for SUBLEASE FOR Summer 2 bedroom fully Alec @ 871-76512. 260 Stereo & Sounds reserving space and submitting advertising all advertisements prior to publication. The BEDROOM SUIT for sale. Mattress, box newspaper strives to accept ads for spring, six drawer dresser, head board, furnished, separate bathroom, walk-in Copy is Noon, one week priorto the intended closet, plus washer and dryer at Campus APARTMENT AVAILABLE May 7. $175.00 legitimate products and services only. footboard, 2 decorative tables, and rails - moves you in $350/mo., free water, cable FOR SALE two eight inch MTX subs in box. publication date. for $400. call Semethia at 681 -2894. Courtyard $270/month call 681-9907 Students are urged to exercise caution (HBO), very large 1 bedroom. Lease ends $140 obo. Call Doug at (912)688-2041. , For more information, rate cards, sample Club Villas 2 in August but can resign if needed 681- when replying to ads — particularly those NEW LOVESEAT and sofa for sale. Green SUBLEASE COUNTRY Cash preferred please. publications, contact: Brooks Clements, bedroom, 2 1/2 bath, Pool/Tennis Court, 2834 which require a credit card number, other with patterned pillows. Great condition. Call AUDIOBAHN CAR Speakers! AS69C Marketing Director, ADS, (912) 681-5418: 871-4778 for details. $550/mo.. Available March 15. Call 489- personal information, or money in advance 7442 NICE TWO bedroom/ two bath brick duplex. 6x9's 200 watt $40. A5000 5 1/4's 150 watt or Bill Neville, Student Media Coordinator, Near Mill Creek Recreation Complex. Ouiet of the delivery of a product or service. FURNITURE FOR sale. One large Chester $35. Good Condition! Thumps Hard! Call (912)681-0069. ROOMMATE NEEDED for sublease. area, very nice unit, great floor plan for Chad 489-4008 Students are also urged to report to the drawer with larger mirror and one small '* PROOFING/ERRORS/OMISSIONS: The Chester drawer. Only $50 for all. If Private bedroom and bathroom in Bermuda entertaining. $485 per month. Available newspaper makes every reasonable effort newspaper any suspicious offers which they interested call 681-4316. Run. Washer and Dryer available. Needed August 1st. Call 681-0591 or 852-5299. might see in an ad. Remember, if an offer for May 10th to August 5th. rent only $225 310 Wanted to present correct and complete information FURNITURE FOR sale: desk, table, queen per month. Only half rent for May. 681- ATHENS HOUSING four bedroom/two seems too good to be true, it probably bath, free lease now, good neighborhood, in advertisements. However, the advertiser bed, and chest of drawers. All prices 4316 is responsible for proofing the ad upon is. negotiable. Call Ayisha 489-1203. good landlord. Call 706-202-0374. m ONE BEDROOM apartment on North Main ADVANCED BASSIST and Drummer publication and should notify the newspaper APARTMENT FOR RENT! 2BR/2BA needed for rock band to play DMB, Allman FREEBIE INFO ALL FREE Street. Privacy at an affordable price. $325 Apartments next to campus $500/Month no immediately in the event of an error. The per month. Available August 1st. Call 681- Bros, and heavier; Bookings are no student and faculty ads to be run in the 140 Help Wanted pets. 681-4250 newspaper is not responsible for any errors 0591 or 852-5299. problem. Leave message at 912-237-6118 George-Anne must have a NAME, P.O. or 681-6691 in advertisements and its liability for BOX and PHONE NUMBER. Ads will be FOR RENT BY OWNER. Park Place and * adjustments is limited to the amount of BASSIST NEEDED. New band looking for rejected if they do not have this GRADUATING OR need an internship? Go Stadium Walk Apartments. 764-7528. 230 Roommates space the error occupied in the ad. Further, to JobDirect.com/?source=gasouth5 and a bassist with previous experience. Please information. NO EXCEPTIONS. place your resume online. FOR RENT by owner. Stadium Walk or call / respond via email. Jeremy 681-1405 the newspaper is not responsible for any Park Place. Has washer and dryer. Call or [email protected] damages caused due to an ad's omission AMS POOLS is now taking applications for 764-7528. FEMALE, SEEKING female roommate, current lease will end July 1st. For more from a particular edition and its responsibility 20 Announcements Pool Managers and Lifeguards for summer 2001. Work locations in Alpharetta, DulutK SUMMER SUBLEASE available in Garden information call 681 -3437. solely is to reschedule the ad in the next District. Private baths. $200 per month. Cumming, Lawrenceville, and Suwanee. MALE ROOMATE needed 2bed 2 bath regular edition at the regular advertising $8.00-$9.50hr. Certification classes are Call 681-4689 for more information. rates. SONY PLAYSTATION 2 raffle held at Union mobilehome 5 minutes from campus, very from April 10th to April 19th, 9:00am to available. Sign up now. Call 770-271-7307 SUMMER SUBLEASE available at Park cleans quite. @ 280/mo. call 871-6475 CLASSIFIED ADS: Free classified ads from 4:00pm. Tickets are 1 for $2.00 or 3 for for details. Place. Two bedroom/ two bath with washer ., students, faculty and staff must be non- CAMPUS COURTYARD roommate needed $5.00. Money goes to Southern Pride for SUMMER STAFF positions. College commercial in nature and submitted in trophy case! students needed for recreation and writing, with the name of the sender, local TIMBERLAND HIKING BOOTS! Men's program; 6-12 week positions; Room and address, and phone number. No free ads size 11. Worn once / includes $15 insoles. board provided. Contact the Georgia FFA- taken via telephone - at this price we Paid $90, will sell for $50 obo! Chad 489- FHA Center at 770-786-6926 or gaffacamp @ aol .com. * don't take dictation. One free ad per 4008. person per week. Commercial classified are BAND LOOKING for a bass player. INTERNET JOBS for all majors: 20 cents per word with a $4 minimum per Contact Jeremy at 681-1405 or Sam at Aroundcampus.com is looking for student [email protected]. representatives with strong communication That's right - you heard right. Rip us off. Get something for nothing. Say hello to a «sertion. Tearsheets are $2 extra per skills to help launch our new personalized, sertion. BAND LOOKING for place to jam. We are onilne community for your campus. Work friend. Find a roommate. Get a job. Find a home for a litter of kittens. Buy a wombat. IRCULATION INFORMATION: loud. We will pay rent, call if Alex at 871- directly with professors & students to ubscription rates for home delivery of The 4655 if interested. promote the effective use of the Internet. Or sell your Beamer (right, like you expect us to believe that you - and not your folks Flexible schedules for Fall and Summer. Full training provided. Fax resumes to (610) - actually have the title to that BMW). Regardless of your purpose (or even if you 940-1520 (attn. Hr Director) or apply online at www.aroundcampus.com/jobs. are a congenital liar like the Beamer owner), Georgia's liveliest classified ad section pITHERED TWYTS *«.«*,« WORK STUDY students needed! Come to work for the nicest office on campus. We is for you. Students, faculty and staff can have their 20-word action ads published work around your classes. Call 681-0634 for an interview. for nothing (non-commercial listings only, please). Fill out the little rectangles below, and send your ad to G-A Action Ads, POB 8001, GSU or drop them by our offices in 160 Miscellaneous for the Williams Center, Room 2023. You MUST include your name and P.O. Box Sale number to qualify for a freebie. Remember, keep it short: students, faculty and FOR SALE- One Brand Spakin New staff must pay 200 per words for those which exceed the 20-word limit. And, please Playstation 2 for $400 obo. 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Friday, April 13,2001 Page 6 Hazel rocks a sardine-like crowd at Legends 'Blow'is a rollercoaster ride By Amanda Permenter along sensation "Change Your of money, drugs, and danger Staff Writer Mind," also from "Fortress." By T. McDonald finally gets busted he finds him- After a seven-year absence Before the crowd could stop Staff Writer self knee deep in a two-year jail from Statesboro, Sister Hazel reeling from that, the band per- From director Ted Demme sentence ("but it was only 660 played to an absolutely packed formed their latest single, comes the feel good, family pounds, officer"). house at Legends Tuesday "Champagne High," which movie of the spring, a timeless From here, the movie becomes night. Opening for the group Block disclosed was written tale about the introduction of a rollercoaster ride of money, was Chuck Carrier, the front about attending an ex's wed- massive amounts of cocaine to drugs, danger, and intrigue. man of an Atlanta-based band, ding. Mid-set, the band per- the United States in the early When Jung meets up with his Marathon. Armed with only his formed their awesome rendi- 70's. Truth- voice, guitar, and harmonica, tion of 's "Gold fully, don't Carrier impressed the Legends Dust Woman," from the the Ru- take your crowd, promising a good turn mors Tribute Album. The band kids to see out when he returns to GSU also tested out a few new songs "Blow" and, with Marathon on Thursday, on the very welcoming crowd. if you don't April 19th. In addition to Mara- In pretending to close out have kids, thon originals, Carrier played a the show before the encore set, don't go to Dire Straits and a Grateful Dead Sister Hazel played "Happy," see it with cover, further appeasing the au- another fan-favorite from their your parents dience. Marathon has been a second album, "...Somewhere David Whiddon either. How- regular opening act for Sister More Familiar." During the EVERY LITTLE THING THEY DID WAS MAGIC: Sister Hazel ever, defi- Hazel since 1996. song's interlude, Ken Block po- nitely go and Sister Hazel opened their set etically translated the meaning put on a magical show for an absolutely packed Legends crowd Special Photo Tuesday night. Their set included hit songs like "All For You," see it, even if with a fanfare of lights and a behind the familiar song. you're not a DRUG BUDDIES: lnthenewfilm"Blow,"based symphonic preamble before go- "When you wake up in the "Happy," "Champagne High," "Change Your Mind," and cover on a true story, Johnny Depp plays a compulsive songs like "Every Little Thing (She Does Is Magic)." cokehead. ing into the single "Thank morning, you should feel pas- Although drug dealer and user who is trapped in a You," from their latest album, sionate about what you're go- it's not for downward spiral. "Fortress." The band radiated ing to do. It doesn't matter what numerous times throughout the goodnight. everyone's energy that the audience readily it is, it doesn't matter what it is, tune, as the audience shouted After the show, the continu- tastes, "Blow' does an excel- cellmate Diego on the outside, soaked up, as one hit after an- it doesn't matter what it is...as out every lyric and a couple of ally energetic members of Sis- lent job presenting a true story he rather abruptly finds himself other poured from the stage. long as it makes you happy!" rounds of the chorus. Ken Block ter Hazel signed autographs out in all of it's gritty reality, and in Colombia and a personal audi- The super-positive atmosphere Block continued, "When you injected an almost undetectable beside their towering tour bus. anyone who appreciates hon- ence to Pablo Escobar, the most seemed almost imaginary, but lay your head down at night, line from The Allman Broth- Judging by the enthusiasm of est and unflinching filmmak- powerful and successful drug a few indicators proved it a re- you should be fulfilled!" And ers' "Statesboro Blues" into the Tuesday night's crowd, it is ing will not leave the theater dealer ever (for those of you liv- ality. Lead singer Ken Block's at that, the chorus went into second line of the song with a quite likely that we will not unsatisfied. ing in a cave for the past thirty recognizable voice filled the repetitioni, one chord of "All subtle "...turn your lamp down have to wait another seven years "Blow" tells the tale of George years). Jung quickly attaches venue with the sound that is For You" rang out, and the stage low..." Even after "All For to see Sister Hazel again. Jung (Johnny Depp), an himself to a drug lord's wife solely Sister Hazel's. As al- went dark. You," the audience had not yet For constant information on ambitious "entrepreneur" who (Penelope Cruz), makes her his ways, rhythm guitarist Andrew The wait for an encore was had their fill of Sister Hazel, so upcoming tour dates, visit moves to California in search of wife and the downward spiral Copeland played without his short, and it was obvious that the band played a couple more www.sisterhazel.com, and a new life and instead finds a begins. shoes, a customary superstition the band's first hit, "All For songs, including a Police cover, check out Marathon's website lucrative knack for marijuana To delineate any more of he refuses to break. Not far into You" was on its way. The mi- "Every Little Thing (She Does as well, at trafficking. Of course, there is "Blow" would truly be unfair, as the set, the guys played sing- crophone tipped to the crowd Is Magic)," before saying www.marathonband.com. no turning back, and when Jung the film's twists and turns are quite possibly it's strongest asset, not to mention the thing that will make it appeal to a diverse audience in spite of its subjec' matter. "Blow" is not all about blac' market trade and getting high; the human-interest aspect is surely there as well and manifests itself in the often heart- wrenching relationships that de- velop between Jung and his friends and family. Depp's performance is powerful; he seems to become more professional with each successive film. Director Ted Demme should be commended for being able to successfully release another drug-theme movie so close on the heels of the Oscar winning Soderbergh film, "Traffic." In all, "Blow" is effective in what it sets out to accomplish, a stark depiction of the life of a compulsive drug dealer. It is also a history lesson, especially interesting to those who are. fascinated by the history of cocaine. And what a fascinating history it is.

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The Jameson Inn / % The Woodlands^r Leigh-Anne Burgess News Editor < Georgia Southern 301 University It is a desire of The George- Anne toprintthe news of Geor- 1 gia Southern University as ac- 719 South Main Street • Statesboro curately as possible. If you be- lieve that something covered is ~ Next to The Jameson Inn ~ in error, contact fte editor at www.woodlandsofstatesboro.com (912) 681-6441 Liked By Many, Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00am-5:30pm • Saturday 10:00am-5:00pm • Sunday l:00pm-5:00pm Cussed By Some...