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Kappa Sig party attracts big crowd and police The fraternity provided free taxi By MIKE LIVINGSTON service, checked IDS and had fenced News Writer in their yard to limit access to the no..,.. A recent party at the Sigma to several stud en^ at House which attracted over 1,000 '"zicorcording the party, everyonewas well behaved. people resulted in complaints from Most of the trouble occurred when residents that live around the Greek non-students started to anive at the house after 10:30 p.m. According to Lee Thomas, Assistant Jacksonville Police Chief Tommy Director of Student Activities, the Thompson said he was at the party Kappasigma brothers had taken steps and left around 10:30 p.m. to keep the party from getting out of "There was around 700 people when control but they were not successful.. I left and the real problems didn't "Around 10:30 p.m. a lot more people start until later when more people showed up at the party than they arrived," said Thompson. could handle and the fence they were Thompson also explained that using was trampled on and the broth- Kappa Sigma violated the city noise ers could no longer restrict access to ordinance after 11:OO p.m. The band the party ," said Thomas. had already stopped playing. "When you have only 60 brothers and 1,000 people it is hard to control See Kappa Sig, p. 4 what is going on," added Thomas. UIine suffers injuries in tractor accident

One on one By SHEILA LYNCH News Writer President talks about campus issues Learning can be a painful experi- ence. Carol Uline, a professor in the since the mid-eighties but he doesn't question issimpleanddirect. "I don't department of education lived that By SHANE McGRIFF feel that the expansion is out of hand. see a Division I program (here)." maxim Sept. 2. News Editor "There really is no great potential for McGee said that an alumni com- Uline was bushhogging part of her overgrowth out there," McGee said. mittee is studying the issue, and will 28-acre farm in Cedar Springs when Harold J. McGee sits at the helm of "The high school graduating classes make a report later this year. He said the Ford tractor she was test-driving a university in transition. are shrinking. Our concern now is that eventually the board of trustees ran over her, breaking her right ankle Expanding enrollment, changing holding enrollment at the 8,000 stu- will decide on the proposal. McGee and the femur in her left thigh. said money is the holdup. "My feel- Uline left the tractor in neutral while academic standards, and an ever more dent level." Carol Uline visible push by alumni to move the JSU's student population has grown ing is that any plan coming from the she walked to open the fence gate for from about 6,300 in 1985-86 to ap- alumni group won't contain the fi- her neighbor Joel Prickett. Just as she Hospital and underwent surgery on athletic program to Division I, are her broken leg. Her ankle was set in a just a few of the challenges for JSU's proximately 8,400 this year. McGee nancial resources to make the move. rmched the gate, Prickett shouted to said the administration's plan for We don't use any state funds for the her that the tractor was moving. Ul- cast. Despite the pain, Uline seemed president in the 1990-91 academic to be in good spirits last week. Her year. growth includes an additional 100 to athletic program and there just isn't ine, trying to prevent the tractor from 200 students per year until the year enough revenue potential to make di- damaging her fence, raced toward hospital room was filled with plants, McGee acknowledges that JSU's flowers, balloons and cards. Many enrollment has grown significantly 2000. He said that much of thegrowth vision one sports sustaining," he said. the machine and tried to leap on it. anticipated would come from gradu- McGee said that football is the only Before she could jump on the trac- were from concerned students and ate students, transfers, and part-time sport that might benefit from a move tor, a wheel caught her right ankle faculty members. students. up the ladder. The football program and pulled her under the huge tires. "Everybody has been just marvel- The athletic program, like the stu- could compete with schools in I-AA. One of the tractor tires ran over her ous. My major concern was my classes. My department head, Stan Editorialslp. 6 dent body, has made significant There is no such division in other left thigh, breaking the femur, before strides in the last five years. JSU has sports. That would mean JSU would she could roll out of the way. Prickett Easton, said teachers volunteered to what is arguably the best program in compete with schools twice its size in reacted quickly and raced to his home cover my classes along with their own full loads," she sad. Featureslp. 13 division two athletics. Now, many basketball, volleyball,andall theother and told his wife to call 9 11. alumni and students alike are calling sports. The tractor went through the fence Judy Berry, Marsha Zenanko, for a move to Division I. Several The basketball team, McGee said, and hit apower pole causing the lines Selinda Yohe and Mary Williams are filling in during Uline's absence. Comicslp. 19 schools in the Gulf South Confer- would have to waiteight years toplay to break. "It was like the Fourth of ence, includingJSU's arch-rivalTroy in the NCAA Division I tournament July. There were sparks everywhere," Uline was looking forward to her StateUniversity,aremaking the move if the program were to move up. "As Uline said. "The impact of the tractor release from the hospital. She will be to the "big leagues" of college athlet- good as the basketball program is, hitting the pole almost ripped the bedridden for at least six weeks. "I Sportslp. 9 have always been very active ,ad ics. power lines out of my house." prided myself on being indepenwt. McGee's answer to the Division I Uline was taken to Jacksonville t See McGee talks, p. 3 .. . -.+ 2 Thursday, September 20,1990 The Chanticleer

andl lord unhappy with student tenants By DAWN SHELL Holcomb said that some students we try to handle problems on the News Writer "feel the need to show off to their lowest level-at conception. In doing friends" in the apartment complexes. this, 90 percent of our problems are It's only the fourth week of the fall She said that she would like to see an alleviated." semester and some students are al- arbitration board between students Creel said the job of handling dis- ready in ~ouble-not with grades- and landlords which would put some- putes in off-campus housing should with their landlords. one from the University between the be settled by the students and land- Gena Holcomb, manager of Jackson two to act as a mediator. lords. Trace Apartments, has received over Ray Creel, the associate director of Not everyone off-campus has prob- 30 complaints over the past few days residence life, said problems arising lems with their student tenants. conderning noise, parking and trash. in on-campus housing qe handled Donald Golden, a realtor for Gold Holcomb said that police have been immediately by hall directors. Creel Key Realty, said that his organiza- called to handle parties that got out of put some of the blame for off-campus tion "has never had to evict any stu- control and tow trucks have been problems on the landlords. "Absen- dents" and that they have never heard employed to remove cars that were tee landlords contribute to the prob- any complaints from people living parked in tenants' zones. lem," said Creel. "Here on campus around a house rented by a student.

Lackof funding kills co-op program

to oversee the program is impossible evaluate the cooperative needs for By SHANNON COOPER because the amount of funding fluc- each institution. News writer tuates so much annually. One year, An internal budget is currently the JSU's Cooperative Education the grant could be enough to finance only support of the program. The Department will not receive a grant a program director and the next, al- planning and placement department from the federal government for the lotted funds would dw~ndleand the receives funds annually, but gradu- 1990-91 school year. position would be eradicated. ate job-placement and part-time job Due to the instability of govern- Jenkins went on to describe the placement needs have priority over ment grants from year to year, the co- process of applying for and receiving cooperative needs. op program at J S U is almost obso- thegrant. Every school with a federal Jenkins said that the order of rank- lete. interest in their co-op programs must ing was reasonable, but he hopes that Marvin Jenkins, college placement apply annually for the funds. The ap- director, said that a full-time position plications go before a panel that will See co-op program, pa

Do you think the new dorms should be co-ed?

"Yes, I do. Because of "It shouldgive guys and "No, I don't think they "No, I don't think we "That'll be great. I think the fact that it isn't fair girls a reason to inter- should be co-ed, ltcould should. We have it'll be a change around for boys and girls to act more and be com- cause problems be- enough problems as it campus. " have to live separately. " fortable with each other. tween girls and boys. . is. " When they're in the real I, world, they won'tbe shy around the opposite Jason Watkins sex. " Jane Mason Charline Russell Priscilla Davis Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore The Chanticleer Thursday, September 20,1990 3

McGee talks ......

Seniors mterested in interviewing on campus this fall may attend one of these Job Searcg Semmars in the Career Plannmg and Placement Office, 102 Montgom- ery Building: From p. 1 some real qualms about relying too much on test scores. Test scores tend

Tactics for Teachers (for education majors): "I would-- - have- ~ some-- 2:30 - 4:30 p.m. today would we be willing to give that up. to relate to economics. If you live in 2:30 - 4:30 p.m. Sept. 26 Basically the basketball team would qualms about re- a better neighborhood, you have bet- ?he third annual Parents Day will be Sept. 29. The day-long celebration lie dom&nt until the 1998-99 sea- lvina too much on test ter test scores... We've always had a willculminate in aperformance by Barbara Maidrell at 7:30p.m. in Matthews Coliseum . Y very strong individualized instruc- include a 5-K run, historic homes tour, Freedom Appreciation Day activities, and son," he said. 99 concens. The Gamecocks will play Gulf South Conference for Mississippi College at Academic standards, like sports, scores... tion program here. We can take you 2 p.m. in Paul Snow Sradium. For a complete Parents Day schedule, call the JSU Office have sparked debate around the JSU where we find you and carry you well of Student Activities at 782-5491. Campus. Many students and faculty beyond your wildest dreams." Harold J, McGee McGee encouaged students to take .The English Competency Exam will be given at the following times: would like to see standards for ad- Fall Semester: 6:00-7:30 p.m. Oct. 9,1990 mission. McGee said that the open- President, JSU advantage of JSU's resources. "You 3:00-4:30 p.m. Oct. 10, 1990 admission question is out of the need to use the counselors, the advi- Spring Semester: 6:00-7:30 p.m. Feb.12.1991 University's hands at the moment. sors, the tutors. Don't just wander 3:OO-4:30 p.m. Feb.13,1991 admission standard. "I would have around in the dark. Ask for help." Summer I: (for graduating seniors only) McGee said JSU is under a consent 3:OO-4:30 p.m. June 24,1991 decree with the federal courts to kee~ Summer II: (for graduating seniors only) open door admission. The court or- 3:OO-4:30 p.m. July 29, 1991 der stems from a lawsuit against the If you are eligible for the fall semester exam, you must pre-register for it between Sept. 10 and Oct. 3 in the English department., 215 Stone Center. There you'll state of Alabama by the historically be assigned a specific room for the test. Please register early. When you take the exam, black colleges of Alabama and other be sure to bring with you a photo i.d., a blue bcok, and a blue or black pen. interestedparties. The situation is not Workshops for the fall exam will be held from 3:00-4:30 p.m., Oct. 2,1990 and 6:OO-7:30 p.m., Oct. 3, 1990 in room 101 in the Memll Hall auditorium. While permanent. But McGee said that even attending one of the workshops will certainly not guarantee a "pass," it should familiar- when the University regains its op- ize the student with what to expect on the exam. Note: Attendance at the workshop is tions it will probably opt against a NOT a requirement to rake the exam. tough, test-based admission policy. The forum is scheduled to take place at the Radisson Hotel Atlanta, Counland and International Boulevards, on Friday from nmuntil 7:00 p.m. and on "The University was place here in Saturday from 10:OO a.m. until 3:OOp.m. Admission is free. For more information on the the 1800's to serve the Appalachian 1990 Law School Forums, contact Law Se~ces,P.O. Box 40, Sewtown, PA 18940- region. We've historically donebusi- 0040, (215) 968-1 120. ness with first-generationhigh school .The Sociology Club is having its first meeting at 3:CO on Monday, on the third floor of Brewer Hall. Lt. Col. William Stone, Dr. Terry Gilben, and Admah Al- graduates and first generation col- Zoubi will be speaking at the meeting. lege attendants and that mission .Beginning sign language classes will be offered every .Monday from 4:30 should not change," he said. See Announcements, p. 5 McGee indicated that he would not support ACT requirements as an

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dent," said the police chief. He also violation they wouldbe finedorgiven indicated that if they are found in community service hours. From p. 1 r - Piedmont's Annual "After 11:OO p.m., the decibel "Foot of the Mountainsff reading at the house was in the 70s and at that time it should not be over Arts b Crafts Festival 55 decibels," Thompson said. Saturday, September 22nd The Chief said his officers had Piedmont Civic Center 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. problems with people urinating on trees and telling them " where to go" Arts 4-' Crafts E&ibitors 4' Food when they were trying to check ID'S Di@ Auto Club Car Stiow in the Brewer Hall parking lot. Despite the problems some were Quilt Show (Fair Store Downtown Piedmont) having with the police, Thomas felt Pam O'N& Darners 9:Oo a.m. the police acted leniently towards .Warem shot out 12:00 p.m. people who had open containers in Aerobics 6y Karen 9:30 a.m. with a BsnkHome B~~ their cars. Bama Epress Music, Mugicek Mannard with (Addt Cbggers) 10:OO a.m. Steve Burgess 12:30p.m. "The fraternity has been issued a Live Reptih 11:00 a.m. am wrstfina Event 1:00 p.m. Monica Stewart registers a Alpha Tau Omega rushee warrantand it was served to the Presi- at table. 1 Pony Rides and Games for the Kids I Co-op program ...... No Admission charge

From p. 2 inviung serve students with opportunities for funds for better co-op program will Eric Mackey, a senator for the stu- professional advancement,notas sup- soon be granted since the program dentgovemmentassaiauon, sad that plements to college tuibon Jenkins keeps not only students, but the co-op program has been suffering said that he refers many students to the university as a whole in constant for the past two years "If students Pearl Williams, the coordinator of contact with industries. When the resume an interest in the co-op pro- part-ume, off-campus employment, program is in full swing, companies gram, the the university should con- because their needs lie with her including BellSouth, the Annlston sider reinstahng it I would certanly Though students often mistake the Ordmance, and Gadsden Steel sup- support look~nginto this matter is co-opprogram forpart-timeemploy- port it Students often continue theu students would show an interest to ment, Jenkins agreed that the need careers with these companies after the SGA," Mackey said. for more organized and producbve graduation,malungtheprogrammore Cooperative studies are meant to program was a legitimate one.

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Co-ed dorms may soon be a reality ules designed to reach that goal. He p.m. to 6:00 p.m. beginning on Sept. 10 and going through Oct.15. for JSU students. added that the dorms could be used as Intermediate classes will meet at the same time from OCI.22 through Dec. 6. All classes will be held in room 31 1 of the Ramona Wood Building. For more information, call 782-5093. JSU conferece centers in the summer. .Campus Outreach will be having a prayer meeting from 7-8 p.m. tomorrow, in McClure Chapel. Everyone is invited. president, Harold J. McGee Byron Studdard, vice-president of said last week that thenew Logan and .The Wesley Foundation will be holding a Sunday Celebration at 11 a.m. on. Everyone is invited. the SGA, said he hoped students .Homecoming Pageant applications due in SGA Office 4:30 p.m. , today. Patterson dorms are open to several would get involved in the decision *Hmecoming ParadelFloat and Yard Decoration entries due in SGA Office, 4:30, Monday. housing options. .?he Office of Student Activities reminds students to have valid i.d. for entrance to home football games.. making process concerning the new .Student and Faculty pictures will be made for the 1991 Mimosa in front of the book store, from 9:00 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Oct. 9-1 1 and "I guess everything is open for dorms. 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Oct. 12. discussion, that (co-ed dorms) has *TheJSU Chapter of Alabama Conservancy will be holding its first meeting of the semester at 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday In room 23 in the basement of Ayers Hall. We will be electing officers and forming committees for this year's projects. For more information, contact Liz been looked in before. In fact we Studdard indicated that one of the new dorms might be used a study- Ellingsen, President of JSU's Alabama Conservancy Chapter at 782-5640. have one of the oldest ones in the as .The Society for Human Resource Management will have its first meeting at 4 p.m. today in room 220 Merrill Hall. For more state on the campus now ...the Inter- dorm. He said the study dorm would information cantact George Davis, club sponsor. national House," said McGee. have extended study hours and quiet times. McGee said the dorms would be open for students in the spring and were ahead of construction sched- I RESERVE OFFICERS' TRAINING CORPS I Addressers wanted immediately! No experience necessary. Excellent pay! Work at home. Call toll-f ree: 1-800-395-3283

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Our turn. . . A journey into the future to school and you going off to work. this country is still glowing. Families Guy Hunt balks By RUTH HUGHES As you ride to work, you look at the are still being tom apart by people Recently, Paul Hubbart challenged Gov. Guy Hunt to a debate on Editor in Chief many beautiful scenes that you pass who sould never have married int he television and Hunt turned him down flat, saying that opponents come and thank God that it is still there for fist place. Isn't it abou time we all up with such ideas out of desperation. Come with me now into the you to see. take a deep look at ourselves and try Was that really the reason? unknown, aplace wheredreams may, It seems very nice doesn't it?We and make peace with ourselves and Could it be that Hunt really knows that in the four years he has been or may not, come true. would all like to think the future will then start looking for the person to in office, he hasn't accomplished much of anything short of being the Close your minds for a minute, push be so harmonious and beautiful. many? first Republican governor since the Reconstruction. all of your worriesaway.Forgetabout Well, I hate to tell you this, but Isn't it about time we all try and It is often said about Hunt that no one really dislikes him for anything that Accounting test tomorrow, just unless we make somedrastic changes, grow up first? he has done while is office. Actually he really hasn't done enough to relax. none of us will be able to enjoy this And, what about TV? I know notice save touring the state making speeches. Who could forget his Have you ever wondered what the kind of life. probably half of you gasped at that, last appearance here where the JSU administration called off classes so future will be like? Let me paint a Why? butreally, when was thelast time you students would go hear him. picture for you. Becausethe majority of Americans read something without the TV on? Maybe Hunt should debate Hubbert. At least we'll know then if he is You are sitting on the porch of your still don'trecycle. Weare wasting our When was the last time you read a really a governor or just another guy who gets a state check. home, rocking the time away with precious natural resources and the newspaper, cover to cover? In fact, your spouse. The kids are playing only way we can slow down the when was the last time you actually with friends out in the yard and thecat destruction is to reuse what we have read your homeowrk assignments. Making progress is napping on the front steps. already destroyed. Back in the heyday of newspapers Authorities in Gainesville, Fla, have narrowed the field of suspects Later, you go inside for supper. As Paper, glass, aluminum can all be and magazines, before TV, the down to eight in the murders of five University of Florida students in your family sits down to the table, recycled. Materials can be carried to literacy rate in the U.S. was about 90 August. plates of carrots, broccoli, potatoes the Anniston Wal-Mart, where oncea percent. Today it is around 70 percent. At the top of the list is an 18-year-old college freshman who claims to and a roast steam. You are thankful month recyclers come to pick up Why? Because we watch TV instead have multiple personalities. Last weekend, he sent FBI agents on a wild for the food that you have, knowing materials. of read. goose chase through a wooded lot where he claimed to have gone on that not everyone is so fortunate. It has been sad that if the destruction I, personally hope that the picture I "reconnaissance missions." After dinner, the kids start on their of forests does not slow down, in 70 painted can come true. I hope that I Authorites are hoping to eliminate more suspects this week. homework and you read a book. jlears we will no longer have the forest can raise my children in a world full Meanwhile, the Gainesville killer is thought to also be responsible for The next morning, your life starts land we have today. of love and beauty. the murder of a University of Alabama graduate in May. all over again, with the kids going off Another reason. The divorce rate in What about you? Let's hope the authorities have the right guy. Atlanta Gold The Olympic Committee announced Tuesday that the 1996 Summer Olympic Games will be held in Atlanta, and the entire city celebrated with fireworks and parties. Not quite so happy were the people in Athens, Greece, who were passed up. The 1996 will mark the 100th year of the Games; the first were held in Athens. Atlanta will be only the third U.S. city to host the Summer Games.

The Chanticleer "A nation that is afraid to let its people judge truth and falsehood in an open market is a nation that is afraid of its people." - John F. Kennedy Ruth Hughes Editor in Chief Shane McGriff Rodney Parks Sports Editor News Editor

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The Chanticleer, the student newspaper of Jacksonville State University, is produced entirely by students. The editorhas the final decision on editorial content. Funding is provided through university appropriations and advertising revenue. Offices are in 180 Self Hall. Letters to the editor must be typed, double spaced, signed with the writer's affiliation with the University and no longer than 300 words in length. Guest Cmmentaries are welcome, contact the editor for details. Ideas on the editorial page are the opinions of the editorial staff unless otherwise noted. The editor reserves the right to edit for content or space. Send all submissions to Ruth Hughes, The Chanticleer. Box 3060, JSU, Jacksonville, AL 36265. Deadline for all submissions is 2 p.m. Friday. The Chanticleer Thursday, September 20,1990 7

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An open letter to students from a prospective landlord

Dear Students, they anyway? turnover for apartments is two to five home, signed lease and everything by the features editor. Who is Some of you are away from home Deposits will keep going UPy rents days. for a year, so its your safety zone and she to judge what is a good excuse for the very first time and are so keep going up, lowing mcks There are some good examples. I will insure your right to such. and what is a "lame" excuse. free. But at what cost? When you keep getting paid (for Membersofanotherfraternityinthree Your landlord is not the enemy. I would also like to tell her aremalignedand heldatbay because YOUf cars.) apartments had their place so clean Maybe our modern culture is at fault. that maniageismorethanagoodsex you are a college student, what due to guests urinating in that all I had to do was paint. That Up, upand away, to biggerand better lifeand your heartburst when exactly brought that on? public. The City will protest the fraternity will always be welcome things. Maybe thatts one of our ~~~hearyourbeloved'sname."With You just moved here from Unnecessary mess at the here. problems. marriage comes the bills, rent , and Crossville, Albertville, Atlanta, and the beer cans that Out. Girls are not immune. Some of those In that we have lost the feeling of any other obstacles You may come Mentone, etc., how could anyone thesecostsandnumber guys left the apartments cleaner than safety in our own yards; the privacy duringYour lifetime together. know about you and your habits? willkee~goingu~~justbecausewhenthe girls. and security of seeing smiling, 1am afraid her idea of a wedded bliss Yourparentsareindignant, advising you left home you piece One parent was so angry at the familiar faces. And, the knowledge is asadmiscOnce~tion,becausealong prospective landlords of your luggage you excess- charges made against the security that we are each important as with abliss alOtofhard trustworthiness and saying " How deposit, she felt her daughter had individuals. But one person's rights There is more marriage than Just dare they!" How dolandlords know I Can imagine how I react been mistreated just because she was doesn't stand above another's playing house. so much about you? Experience. as aparent if I receiveda a college student. What I didn't tell Courtesy is to individuals what I wonder if this young For example: Beer cans on the my Son was was arrested for indecent her was the number of registered respect is to humanity. woman has taken her own advice ground, trash all over, bugs, parking exposure, Or because my daughter complaints over loud parties. I didn't and "leaped into the unknown." I'd problems, loudness, parties, guest asked to because the tell the parent because I like to deal Gena Holcombe like to ask her in five years if she control. number of loud parties and her guests with each tenant as a person. Property Manager still feels the same. When you were home, you were getting Out hand- Or My complaints do not come from Jackson Trace Apartments treated as a child, so you usually towing charges One my my "adult" tenants, but also from the Ann Bannister acted as one. Now, you say you are kids thinking, being rude students with early morning classes. Junior an adult, out on your own and you Or parked in an assigned So, it is not "them against us." It is a Marriage not an can do as you please At whose parking spot and had a car towed world of prejudice built up over years easy experience HOWto take your Turn expense? Whose?! I'll tell you. away. and years ofrudeness, thoughtlessness If you would like to submit a The next college student, the new I wonder how much pride we have and neglect. Dear Editor, letter to the editor to be printed in transfer, the new freshman, the frat in ~~se~~~~as when we I, as a property manager, want to I am writing in response to the Your Turn column, just send a brother, thesorority sister(who tries Can ride Just a few the state I am here first for my company the article "Do couples give lame typed copy to The Chanticleer, 180 to rent an apartment after you). rOadandbecOmecOm~letel~different and second for my tenants-all of excuses for not marrying?" I was Self Hall, attention Ruth Hughes. When your guests have so little individuals? them-not just a select few. offended by this article because I All letters must be typed to be respect for you, a friend, that you This past summer some members And if I cannot help my tenants have been happily engaged for two published. Letters should not be feel timid in telling them where to Ofafraternit~mOvedOutofmOrethan realize the importance of controlling years.Thereasonwehavenotmanied more than 300 words in length. For park or to please not throw trash Onea~artment.lttOokover30 days to themselvesandthat this is their home. is because we are both in college. I more information, contact Ruth around, how much of a friend are re-do It is not just an apartment, it is your think this article was written in poor Hughes at 782-5701. 'Hull High' is real low By TIM LOCKETTE doing is worth doing right. shouldn't waste their time on this I used to be a big fan of Van worthless piece of filth when they Columnist Halen and Ratt videos, so I've seen can switch and watch genuine grade- One of this season's hot new TV more hyperhormonal pedagogues A filth or turn to public television. A shows is "Hull HighH,ateeny-bopper than you can shake a principal's television show should either be musical aimed at the youth market. paddleat. I can tell you, "Hull High" exciting or educational. "Hull High" MasterpieceTheater itain't. The first isno big deal. The "authority-figure, is no Shakespeare festival, and my episode features a sequence in which strip-tease" motif is as staple of pop prurient interests are both more a pretty, young teacher is seen culture, and as old as "beach blanket prurient and more interesting. gyrating coitally in her (or bingo". It's not even very exciting somebody's) underwear to the strains anymore. But, Tipper Gore-types of "Soft and Round as a Peach" - a think shows like this cause rampant It's a shame that our younger slsters song about her posterior. crime, teen pregnancy, acne, and and brothers are allowing NBC to Conservativesare hopping mad. This whatnot. This line of reasoning has pump immature sex fantasies Into is watered-down porn, they say, and always bothered me. Do you really theu heads. It couldn't be healthy, shouldn't be on the air. think anybody's going to go out after all, these are the folks who gave I'm inclined to agree. When are wilding because of "Hull High"? us Alf and the Smurfs. When we the young people of this country going "Hull High" should be taken off were theu age, we concocted our to stand up to the networks and say the air because it's a complete waste own dlsgusbng fantasies,and I'm sure that we don't want any of their of time. Watching "clean" porn is we had more fun. Let's get this smut watered-down porn? I want REAL like buying a whole hog without any off the screen and Into the mlnds of porn, or none at all. Anything worth meaton it. What's thepoint? ,People , . America? ,teens where-. ~t klongs! -- . 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I A Division Of Your SGA What is UPC? The University Programs Council (UPC) How Do I Get Involved? is the student programming organization Come by the SGA Office (4th floor which will bring a variety of entertain- TMB) after Monday, September 17 ment and recreation to Jacksonvdle. ?he and pick up an application. Be sure to UPC is made up of 7 committees and a specify which cornmittee(s) you would Division Director. These committees are like to serve on. One energetic student listed below: will be chosen as the Division Director. Movie & Entertainment Lecture What Are The Movies Requirements? Comedy Club The only requirement to be on the UPC Special Events is a positive and an enthusiastic attitude Publicity about your work. Travel

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Gamecocks continue domination over Braves

' said. "Our players went in and By RODNEY PARKS stopped that drive and got the ball Sports Editor back." After the defense stopped the Braves, JSU received the ball on it's JSU's home opening football own five-yard line. The Gamecocks game had all the elements for slowly gained the momentum back success-great weather, a crowd of as they drove 95 yards in five plays over 15,000 fans and a opponent with Terrence Bowens breaking a that had never defeated the 47-yard run take the lead, 7-3. Gamecocks in 12 tries. "I feel our guys deserve a lot of Coach Bill Burgess' team took credit for getting the lead back and advantage of the great conditions to getting the game under control," overpower a spirited West Georgia Burgess said. team, 44-9. JSU continued the ball control The first eight minutes of the offense as it took its next drive 77 game gave West Georgia fans yards in 10 plays and scored when something to cheer about. The David Gulledge carried the ball over Braves played very well and took a from five yards out to give JSU a 3-0 lead on the strength of a 27-yard 14-3 lead. Matt Stone field goal. JSU continued to build it's lead West Georgia defense drives to stop JSU in the first half as back-up quarter- Burgess felt this lead was well back Cecil Blount carried the ball earned by the Braves. "I think West Georgia deserves a over from five-yards out and Slade Stinnett hit a 42-yard field goal. lot of credit in this game," Burgess said. "West Georgia had a good Despite the two touchdown lead game plan and their players played at half time Burgess knew West hard till the end of the game." Georgia still felt they were in the This spirited play continued dur- game. ing the first quarter as the Braves "We told our offensive team (at stopped JSU on it nextposition and half time) that they just had to con- tinue to run what we had run, we had a chance to bulld on it's lead. At this point the JSU defense set just had to do it better," Burgess the stage for the rest of the game as said. "Defensively we needed to go they held the Braves and forced out and play out techniques. There were times in the ball game we did them to punt the ball. not play our techniques well." "There was a point in that game JSU controlled the second half on were they (West Georgia) had a both sides of the ball as the defense chance to go up 10-0 and if that -- happened then it would have been a See Gamecocks, p. 10 whole different situation," Burgess Nickey Edmondson scores two touchdowns for JSU

2-011 -0 JSU at Valdosta State Sept. 22,12 p.m. at Martin Stadium Last meeting JSU leads season series 6-2 JSU 17, Val. St.15

THURSDAY Team GSC Overall 1. North Dakota St. 2-0 80 Pep Rally At Paul Snow Stadium Troy State 2-0-0 2-1-0 2. Mississippi Coll. 1-1 76 8:00 p.m. JSU 1-0-0 2-0-0 3. Jsu 2-0 72 FRIDAY Miss. Coll. 1-0-0 1-1-0 4. Portland St. 3-0 68 Volleyball JSU at MUW Toum. Val State 1-0-0 1-1-0 5. Grand Valley St. 3-0 64 SATURDA Y UT-Martin 0-1-0 2-1-0 6. Pittsburgh St. 3-0 60 Football Game ' JSU at Val State N. Alabama 0-1-0 2-1-0 7. UC Davis 2-0 56 12:00 p.m. Livingston 0-1-0 1-2-0 8. Indiana Pa. 1-1 50 Volleyball JSU at MUW Tourn. West Ga. 0-2-0 1-2-0 9. Angelo St. 2-1 49 TUESDAY Delta State 0-0-0 1-1-0 10. New Haven 2-0 45 Volleyball Game JSU vs UA-H , *-- -v , - . -- 7.00 p.m .$,' e, . .' ..,, ...... ,,.,,.,,r*r~.*~.r~r\%$iir. .ir*r-**a*..*,: . .(, ",$-q*"'*:?~11*:".$??*t~+ 10 Thursday, September 20,1990 The Chanticleer New runner fills an old position for Gamecocks

"It was important to my mother that I attend a fine academic school By JAY ENNIS and I wanted to play football with a Sports Writer winning program, so Jacksonville was a natural choice," said Bowens. In the wishbone offense that Being mentally prepared is the Coach Bill Burgess runs, the most important part of Bowens fullback is a very important ele- game. ment to the running attack. "You just have to be confidcnt in Gamecock fans have gotten use to your assignments," Bowens said. the fullback carrying the ball for Thus far in his college career, that important yard needed for the Bowens has not been tackled for n first down or touchdown. negative yard. Last season Roy Carpenter and "I don't really think about things Brian Stevenson carried the ball like that, I just run the football and from the fullback position for try to make good things happcn," Burgess. This season Burgess has a new fullback to call on. His name i3owens sad."Belore a game, I kind is Terrence Bowens. of like to be alone and listen to the When you speak to Bowens the radio. It doesn't matter what kind of first thing you will notice is his Terrence Bowens tunes, it's just a way for me to get quiet confidence. He dedicates his mentally prepared." When he's not on the field, concentration to the football field ran through them. It was just a Bowens enjoys fishing, basketball each Saturday, with fantastic re- matter of executing the plays," said and travel. Although he has not yet sults. Bowens. declared a major, Bowens hopes to In the season opener against get into a sports related field after Alabama A&M, Bowens rushed for Bowens came to JSU from graduation. 150 yards in 15 carries. The soft Sprayberry High School in "There has been some talk about spoken Bowens credited this success Marietta, Ga. He explains that thcre starting a sports medicine program, to his offensive line. were two main reasons why he if they do I believe that will be my Terrence Bowens leads JSU in rushing during '90 season "The holes were there and I just chose to be a Gamecock. major," said Bowens. Golf team plays well in opening tournament

By JAY ENNIS Charles Coody West Texas 10-11 at the Fair Way Oaks SU~~Sand I suspect that we will do be the October 1-2 Tri-state Classic in Pickwick Dam, Tenn. This will Sports Writer Invitational Golf Tournament with Country Club in Abilcne, Texas. very well this season," said Hobbs. a score of 593. This was the second straight year "We have more depth on our team be the Gamecocks first opportunity The Gamecock golf team JSU competed with 15 other that JSU had attended this tourna- I could have hoped for." to compete against the other Gulf The team's next tournament will South Conference teams. finished fourth overall in the teams at the event, held September merit to open the season. The first day of competition saw Gamecocks...... I.....'..... two Gamecocks turning in even-par 72 rounds, senior Gary Wigington From P. 9 and Wallace/Dothan transfer Mike shut out the Braves in the second extra point attempts. Lindsey. half and the offense placed 20 JSU was led in rushing by "Gary showed great concentration points on the board. Bowens with 70 yards, he was fol- and discipline. Mid-way through the In the second half JSU was able lowed by Gulledge with 68 yards. first nine holes, he was four over, to play it's second-team players The JSU defense held West but he pulled his game together most of the time. Georgia to only 92 yards rushing in well," said Coach James Hobbs. JSU scored three times in the the game. Jeff Jordan, Jack Napier and second half. The first of these The win was JSU's 16th consecu- Steven Saunders each turned in 76 scores came in the third quarter tive win at home. The Gamecocks rounds to complete the team total whcn Bowens scored his second have claimed 13 straight regular 296 for day one. touchdown of the night on a 10- season games and have won 26 of "This was Saundcrs first college yard carry. their last 29 games overall. tournament and I was pleasantly In the fourth quarter JSU's third- With thc win, Burgess now has a surprized with his consistent play," string quarterback Nickey 38- 17-3 record at JSU. said Hobbs. Edmondsori scored two touchdowns, The Gamecocks will now prepare Day two saw Wigington improv- both on one-yard runs. to travel to Valdosta State this ing to a one-under-par 71 perfor- In the game all three JSU quar- weekend.'This is a game Burgess mance, which gave him 143 score terbacks were able to play and feelswill be very tough. for the tournament. That mark was score. Th.is is something Blount "Valdosta will be the biggest gooti enough to place him in a tie fccls will hclp the Gamecocks this challenge we've had this year," for second-place overall. Lindsey season. Burgess said. "We've got a long turned in a 74, Jordan and Saunders "The playing time and experience road trip, they're one of thc best cach had rounds of 76 and Napier is going to help us in the long teams in our conference and its go- finished with an 80. run," Blount said. "A lot of schools ing to be a big challenge for us. If will only play one quarterback the you are going to challenge for thc The team total of 593 was 13 entire game no matter what but here conference championship, then you strokes better than last year's season Coach Man (Charlie Maniscolco) have to win on the road." score on the same course. has a system were he wants all of JSU leads the overall series with "We got qomc great cxpcrlence us to play " Valdosta State 6-2. The k~ckoff Gary Wigington leads JSU hope of GSC title agalnst Dlvlsion 11 and D~vlslon1 stlnnetthad an outstanding night Saturday 1s set for 12 p.m at cchoolc, I'm pleased with our re- klcklng for JSU, going j-for-5 on Manln Stadlum In Valdosh. Thursday, September 20,1990 11 The Chanticleer JSU hits the road for important match-up

JSU entered the game with a perfect quarterback Tye Cottle who com- very pleased with his teams fourth By RODNEY PARKS 3-0 record. Undefeated and playing pleted 56% of his passes last season place finish in it's openin'g tourna- Sports Editor at home the Gamecocks were fa- for 1677 yards. Valdosta State also ment. vored to win this game, but the day has a strong ground game led by Ramon Allen who rushed for 846 a Coach Steve Bailey's men's and If a team keeps a regular belonged to Valdosta, as the Blazers season ago. women's tennis teams should be schedule of opponents each season, rolled to a 27-10 win over the Gamecocks. strong again this year. Look for a before long one of the games in the JSU leads the overall series with tennis oreview in next week's season becomes a turning point in After the loss JSU finished the After the win, the Gamecocks Valdosta State 6-2. The widest Chanticleer the season. '87 season again with a 5-4-1 finished the regular season virtually margin of victory in the series was record. Back in the '70's the late Paul untested as they became the first JSU's 43-11 win in 1983. The Also the JSU rifle and volleyball team to finish the regular season in longest winning streak in the series teams have started this month. "Bear" Bryant said that he used the Things changed for Gamecock the GSC with a perfect 10-0 record. is four, by JSU from 1982-85. Coach Janice Slay's volleyball team Tennessee game as a turning point fans during the '88 season as JSU will be in Columbus, Miss., this or a way to judge his team during traveled to Valdosta with a perfect This season the Gamecocks once If you are planning to go to the weekend competing in the that season. 3-0 record and came home with a 4- again enter the contest undefeated at game in Valdosta Saturday you need Mississippi University for Women 0 record as the Gamecocks claimed This turning point game on 2-0 and once again this game will to leave early because it's set for a Tournament. a road victory over the Blazers 31- JSU's schedule over the last four mean a lot to JSU's success this 12 p.m. kickoff. The game will be 21. season. years has been Valdosta State. played in Martin Stadium that holds The volleyball teams next home . - - --A This will be a tough test for match will be Tuesday when the In 1986 Coach Bill Burgess' team Burgess' team finished the '88 Burgess' team not only because of Lady Gamecocks host UA- traveled to Valdosta with a 2-1 season with a 10-2 mark and made a In other sporting news from JSU, trip to the NCAA playoffs. the long road trip but is also the attendance looks to up again this Huntsville. record. A win in Valdosta could Blazers home opener for the season. have lead JSU to an outstanding season for JSU as 15,000 fans All home matches for the volley- season but the Gamecocks came Again in the '89 season JSU en- watched JSU's home opener in Valdosta State has played very ball team this season will be played home with a close 29-25 loss. JSU tered the Valdosta State game with football. well this season, losing a heart- a Mathews Coliseum beginning at finished the '86 season with only a a perfect 3-0 record. JSU was breaker at Georgia Southern 17-10 Many othcr sports are getting un- 7 p.m. 5-4-1 record. highly ranked and heavy favorites in and the defeating UT-Martin 28-14 derway at JSU, fall golf and tennis this game but it was much closer on the road. The biggest loss in this turning than Gamecocks fans wanted, as are beginning play this month. Till next time, see you on the point game came in 1987 when JSU escaped with a 17-15 win. The Blazers are led this season by Golf Coach James Hobbs was sidelines ..... Rifle team aims for another outstanding season awarded 10 points for a bulls eye be at the Rowe Hall shooting Washington State,.T said Wolery. rifle from three different positions; for a total potential perfect score of gallery on October 19th at 7:00 pm had a junior division and standing, kneeling and prone. They By JAY ENNIS take forty shots from each position 1200 points. against the University of North Sports Writer that's how I got into it. I got into a at a distance of 50 feet. Shooters are The teams first competition will Alabama. lot of little competitions at fist and One of the least known of the did pretty well, so the club sent me varsity sports at JSU is the to a training camp in Oregon. From Shooting Team. there, I was sent to the Olympic patagonid clothing At mid-season last year, they training center in Colorado Springs were ranked 14th in the nation. for specialized training, and then I Racing Bikes Mountain Bikes BMX-Freestyle Gkildrens This season they are in hot pursuit advanced to Jacksonville. of the national title. "Peoule outside the shooting ah The team used to be considered an world don't realize that there are - R.O.T.C. dominated sport, but this scholarships awarded to marksmen, year there are no team members in but thank goodness there are," said the military organization. This Wolery . years team captain is female This year's 11-member squad is Criminal Justice major, Kelley coached by Sgt. Gerald DeBoy. Wolery. "My job is mostly organizational Wolery got into the sport at an in nature, the team mcmbcrs work early age. hard at their skills," said DcBoy. "My dad was a competition General compctitions consist of marksman with a shooting club in members shooting a .22 caliber

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Mississippi College at UT-Martin 7:00 P.M. N. Alabama at Delta St. 7:00 P.M. Newberry at Livingston 7:00 P.M. JSU 1990 JSU at Valdost St. 12:00 P.M. / 1 1 1 JSU 1990 1 American Inter. at West Ga. 12:30 P.M. GSC Troy State Open FOOTBALL SCORES JSU FALL1990 GOLFSCHEDULE EPTEMBER DATE TOURNAMENT SR P SEPTEMBER Sept. 10-11 Charles Coody 4th Place 8 at Ala. A & M W 27-7 Troy State 31 18 Livingston* W 3-2 W. Texas Inv. 21-22 at MUW Inv. TBA 15 West Ga.* W 44-9 Livingston 6 Oct. 1-2 Tri-State Classic Pickwii Dam, Tenn. 22 Val. State* 12:OO 25 UAH 7:OO at 26 at Huntington 7:00 Oct. 7-9 Stetson Univ. Stetson Universty 29 Miss. Coil.' 2:00 28-29 at Rollins Inv. TBA Nov. 2-4 Ala. Intercollegiate Aubum Universrty Valdosta St. 2 8 Nov. 12-13 FI. Citrus Bowl Inv. Rollins College UT-Martin 14 OCTOBER 2 at Troy State' 7:OO 5-6 at UT-M Inv. TBA 6 at Detla State* 2:00 NE Louisiana 17 9 West Ga.' 7:OO GSC GSC 13 UNA (HC)* 2:00 Miss. Coll. 7 12-13 at UNA I~v. TBA 20 at UT-Martin* 1 :00 16 UNA* 7:OO SCORINGOFFENSE SCORINGDEFENSE 27 at Wofford 6:OO 18 at Sarnford 7:OO N. Alabama 37 23 at Livingston* 6:OO Team S PTS AVG m SPTSAVG at Miss. Coil.* 8:OO OVEMBER Albany St. 2 3 24 Huntingdon 7:OO UT-Martin 3 11 1 37.0 JSU 2 16 8.0 26-27 at Pre-GSC TBA P JSU 2 71 35.5 Troy St. 3 29 9.7 TroyState* 7:00 29 at UAH 7:OO JSU 44 30 at UNA* 7:OO UNA 3 72 24.0 Delta St. 2 22 11.0 10 at Livingston* 1 :00 West Ga. 9 TroySt. 3 69 23.0 UT-Martin 3 38 12.7 I No VEMBER WestGa. 3 66 21.7 Miss. Coil. 2 27 13.5 * Gulf' South 2-3 at W. Ga. Inv. TBA Val. St. 2 38 19.0 UNA 3 44 14.7 Delta St. Open 6 Troy State' 7:00 Conference Game 8 at W. Ga. 6:OO Livingston3 55 18.3 Val St. 2 31 15.5 16-17 at GSC Tourn. TBA Miss.Coll.2 28 14.0 West Ga. 3 72 24.0 AU Game Tias Are Delta St. 2 19 9.5 Livingston 3 86 28.7 Central Standard Time I ' Gulf South Conference ~atchl

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"Ghost" brings RU486 questioned back romance By CRAIG HOWARD cramps. Features Writer By TONYA MORRISON Supporters of RU 486 say that *A review Features Editor the pill is necessary in today's sin- During a season where Arnold gle society, with more and more Schwarzenegger, Bruce Willis, Amid the ever-presenl people moving in together pre-mar- Eddie Murphy, Tom Cruise, and controversy over abortion, a new riage. They claim that it is not only Warren Beatty were supposed to hat has becn ihrown into the ring. less taxing physically than the rule the movie theaters, the surprise RU 486, or the "abortion pill", usual abortion process, but also boy of the summer was Patrick has been under scrupulous investi- less stressing mentally as well be- Swayze. Along with the help a gation, by scientists, pro-life ac- cause it is aa-faster,gentler process. little help from Demi Moore and tivists, pro-choice activists, and Opposers say that the pill would Whoopie Goldberg, "Ghost" was even the public in general for some be more of a hindrance than a hel~ the biggest hit of the summer. time now. by giving already careless pcople an While no movie this year came Although not available as of yet excuse to continue to make mis- close to the boffo box office busi- in the United Stales, RU 486 has takes. Sort of like giving a mistake ness of last summer's "Batman", been successfulIy tested in France, an instant eraser, they claim. It "Ghost" was this year's movie to Scandinavia and England by over would be giving them a reason to see. 50,000 women. Concerned about be as laissez-faire as they please, It is considered a surprise hit be- the effects that the pill could have and, they argue, life is not some- cause it wasn't heavily advertised, on its users, American doctors have thing to play around with in that and in a summer where bloodshed

been very hesitant to distribute it in ,liO,l 'VUJ' was all over the screen, love did this country. Opposers are ardent in their quest conquer all. Movie studios had high But, in 1986, an independent to keep the pill unavailable in the hopes that people would pay for ac- study was conducted at the here in the United States. tion but the big bucks went to back University of Southern California. to the basics, romance. In the past, Several women showed up to try If, in the near future, RU 486 does become available to American love was considered passe, but it is the pill that they'd heard so much once again in the forefront thanks about. The results were, in one women, the outcome could resem- ble the diet pill rage that has been to "Ghost." woman's words, "I felt fine, I kept The movie stars Swayze as an waiting for something bad to hap- going on for years now. The popu- larity of RU 486 will lie in its abil- pen, but nothing did." The only Patrick Swayze stars in "Ghost" See Ghost, p. 16 complaint was that of minor ity to provide nearly guilt-free sex. 1 'Mac'kaput Zeppelin boxed

By CRAIG MORRISON LP features mostly acoustic music, is the latest supergroup to form, with accordion, violin, tin whistle, Columnist featuring Joe Walsh, John mandolin, and ukelele thrown in for Entwistle, Jeff "Skunk" Baxter, Fleetwood Mac's woes continue. good measure. Simon Phillips, Keith Emerson, As reported in Rockline last week, If you're found of collecting box and singer Terry Reid. They're cur- Mick Fleetwood has written a kiss- sets, then you should know that rently making recording, and possi- and-tell book about life behind the Atlantic Records will release one bly touring plans. scenes with Fleetwood Mac. you're sure to cherish. Look for a Fleetwood gave many details on career retrospective box set from Classic hard rockers Deep Purple personal subjects like who slept Led Zeppelin, featuring 54 songs, are currently putting the finishing with who and who snorted what. At including two previously unreleased touches on an album due out in the press time, there has been no tracks, "Travelin' Riverside Blues" fall with Joe Lynn Turner as lead official reasons given, but key and "White Summer/Black vocalist. Considering Deep Purple's members Christine McVie and Mountain Side." Robert Plant, lineup of Richie Blackmore, Roger Stevie Nicks have left the band in- Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones Glover, and now Turner, the band definitely. It seems Mick's book, were instrumental in the project, should be called Rainbow, the band "Fleetwood; My Life and taking time out from their busy those three were in before Deep Adventures in Fleetwood Mac," has schedules to select songs and be ac- Purple reunited in the '80s. spelled the end of the group. tively involved in remastering. Bob Geldofs latest album has When you've been around as long On the concert front, tickets are some old influences. Geldof said as Robert Plant has, you get your still available for Billy IdolIFaith that the album, called "The way. Plant has chosen Atlanta No More on Oct. 6 in Atlanta. New Vegetarians of Love," is a reaction based rockers the Black Crowes to rockers Terrell, whose members to things he's heard on the radio, replace Allanah Myles as the open- hail from Albertville (yes, but doesn't like. He quotes, ing act for the second leg of his Alabama) and Albany, Georgia, "Basically 'house music' and New "Manic Nervana" U. S. tour. The will rock Brothers on October 4, af- Kids on the Block." He says he Crowes had been opening for Heart ter an interview with 925. EL0 will doesn't care if the album doesn't on their "Brigade" tour. but accord- be in concert, also on 925, as part of their Westwood One Radio Network "In Concert" series on 14 Thursday, September 20,1990 The Chanticleer

OM-- - AVT Secretary Patti Gortney. eryone back to school! We are look- Glover, on their engagement and to we1re\ooking forwsd to our Big ing forward to an exciting year! Tonya Morgan and Alpha Tau We are looking forward to Big First of all, we would like to Sis-Lil' Sis week. All the Phi's Sis-Lil' Sis Week! And remember--- We are very excited about our Omege, Mike Sargeant for being welcome all of the freshman and This is the only planet we have, great rush! We met quota with our lavaliered. will be kept in suspense all week transfer students to JSU. We would until they find their new big sister. let's take care of it. 26 new pledge sisters. They are: ZTA also like to say welcome back to all Patty Adcock, Crystal Jackson, We love our Phi's! Thanks to of the returning students. We are K z The Zeta would like to welcome Deborah Cowen and Sally Hotalen Vicki Chirpe, Heather Jones, looking forward to a wonderful We would like to thank all of the Wendy Awtrey, Jennifer Gaydon, everyone back to school. We would for organizing this event! semester filled with many exciting ladies who helped us out on our like to congratulate all fraternities A special thanks to alumni Kelly Roberts, Marilyn Bierly, events. Fall rush. You did an outstanding Candy Hodge, Kori Kennerly, and sororities for a great Fall rush. Michele Molpous, Vanessa Cross Our officers for this year are: job. Thanks to all those who helped and Kara Witkowski for all your Shalet Wingo, Terri Morrison, Pam Yolanda Willis, President; Carla Congratulations to all our new King, Mandi Miller, Pam Tidmore, with Adopt-a-Mile. support! Karen Hyatt, our advisor, Foreman, Vice President; Renee pledges whom we are very proud of. On Sunday, our new pledges will deserves a big hand, too! April Killingsworth, Blair Clark, Secretary; Theris Johnson, We have two new EC members Worthington, Ashley Russell, receive their big sisters, so all Congratulations to all the Assistant Secretary; Alice Wright, who are Stan Marsh, GT and Kevin pledges get ready for a fun day. fraternities on a successful Fall Heather Holmes, Kristi Doolin, Treasurer; and Yvonne DeVost, Cunningham, Guard. Congratulations to our rush. The Phi Mu's had fun at all Pam Boswell, Amy Cotton, Cherie Assistant Treasurer. AT0 Childers, Tina Jorfes, Danielle Homecoming representatives: Amy the houses! We hope that we will receive Hyde, Allison Edgil, Wendi Ward, Good luck to the gamecocks this We would like to congratulate all Cheek, and Missy Downing. your support at our social events as of our new pledges. We've got a Congratulations to our newly and Heather Hopkins. Further con- week against Valdosta State-we're well as our public service projects. gratulations to our new initiates: behind you all the way! good future to look forward to. We elected officers: Dyvonia Hubbard, Have a great semester! would aIso like to recognize Sam Carin Myers, Laura King, Shea Dana Pace, Amy Morrison, and AOrI A Z Mclean for the outstanding job on Nivens, and Andrea Brooks. Also, Katie Blasingarne. Good luck to Alicia Oliver and Pi Congratulations to Kari Barnes, We would like to thank everyone house improvement. He was also congratulations to Zan Edmonds, last week's "Sister of the Week" and for supporting us in our Yellow voted "Brother of the Week. Membership Chairman, and Gina Kappa Phi Mark Upton, Alana to Denise Yeager, last week's Ribbon Campaign. The troops need Our golf team did a fine job last Womack, Panhellinic President, for Haynes and Pi Kapp Ken Needharn, "Pledge of the Week. our support! week bringing home the gold and being chosen "Sisters of the Week". and Traci Forbes who were all re- Congratulations to this week's Congratulations to Kelley starting us off on top in intramural They did a great job with rush. We cently engaged. "Sister of the Week", Shannon Shanabruch for being our DZ Trivia sports. The team consisted of: Troy are also proud of our "Pledge Sister AX of the Week", Candy Hodge. Stewert and this week's "Pledge of Winner this week. Kirkland, Ricky Northen, Tim Thanks to everyone that came out We are proud to have several the Week", ginger Cusimona. Good Congratulations to our chairper- Hathcock (Swatch), Kane Arnold, during Rush. It went very well this Gamecock Hostesses representing going, girls! sons: Parliamentarian Amy and Jon Ken. year, and we are sure that we got us, they are: Amy Smith, Andrea We are all looking forward to the Robertson; Assistant Treasurer Question of the week: How big some exceptional new pledges. "Big Swap Mixer" with Sigma Phi Maya Lenox; Spirit Laura Griffith. is chickenhawk's chest? Brooks, and Melissa Segler. good We would like to coneratulate Epsilon. Also, congratulations to new luck to the Gamecocks this season! AZA Congratulations to Tami Good luck Gamecocks at this Academics Chairman Maria See Organizations, p. 15 week's game with Valdosta State! Crawford and new Recording We would like to welcome ev- Shipman and Kappa Sigma, James The Chanticleer Thursday, September 20,1990 15 "Guys can, but girls can't" Everyone has lied at least once in Madonna is thought to be trashy The injustice is of male bonding It's nobc.iy's business but your is intellectually inferior and beneath own what you do with out life. By THERESA MASKEW their life and everyone has cheated, when she grabs herself, but men do it all the time in public. Who's to contempt. It's felt that a lady Because, what you do stays with Special to The Chanticleer it's human nature. But why is it that a male can get away with a list say who's trashy? doesn't talk at all, but gentlemen you years after you've parted ways It's not only men who judge Can talk in mixed company (that's with what's her or what's his name. *A commentary of sexual experiences, but a female can't? women's sexuality, but women, studs and bookworms). If you choose to have sex, you have also. As one male JSU student put to be aware that you may be subject For those of you that have never So many walls have crashed over it, "A guy can use a girl, but a girl The shame that a girl fccls pub- to campus gossip or disease sinned, cast the first stone. the years when it comes to can't use a guy." licly when the fact that she's been (STDs). Embarrassed by the inva- women's lib. One wall that At a party, a guy can look across with more than one guy gets out sion of your privacy, you must remains, however, is the wall be- the room and recognize a one-night can't be explained. It is nobody's continue. Organizations . . . tween a man and a woman's sexual- stand, share his experience with her business but her own, and the sex- ity. Women can vote, get degrees, ual experience should be between The double standard of society From p. 13 with his chums, and the girl be- work away from home and think for comes an instant tramp. If the girl the two that were involved. Forget expresses that it's manly for a guy ex-lovers, ex-boyfriends or ex-girl- Mr. Doug Singleton on his recent themselves, but when they do find was to share the experience, she to get laid, but cheap for a girl to. appointment to the office of presi- their way "to the top", they are ac- would not be considered a quarter- friends. The fact is that they are no God sees men and women through dent of the Delta Chi fraternity. We cused of sleeping their way into the back who scored. but the touch- longer a part of your life, whether the same eyes, so why can't we see would also like to thank Mr. Rick position. down itself. you choose or they do. each other the same way? Scott for his great efforts as former b president. We would like to con- gratulate Mr. Rusty Berger in his appointment to Treasurer. Way to go guys! $1,200 MONTHLY!!! 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v - ? 63 The Chanticleer Thursday, September 20,1990 17 Poetry corner Southern boys return home Phillips, the lead guitarist of the hforad, a native of Greenville, band, from ihe band he was playing "SHE" By Tonya Morrison North Carolina, had just gotten fed Features Editor with at the time. up with jobs involving "pig parts I I A short time later, Doug and tobacco," and decided to go to She was as agile as a volatile child, affinity for one another we once "On the Wings of Dirty Angels" Przybocki, drummer of Terrell, L.A. and do what he wanted to do, but as beautiful and frail as a rose. shared made the move from Las Vegas play bass. It seems as though God adorned my is now an illusion of my neurotic is the name of Terrell's debut album. Terrell, a mixture of down- lounge lizard to Los Angeles rocker With all members there to stay, love imagination; and united with terrell, Hawk, and Terrell scheduled gigs and recorded a with the grace and beauty of an an illusion which once was so very home southern boys and immense talent, have hit the music scene Jim the day after arriving in L.A.. demo. The band was an overnight angel, real. And the last to join the band, success. but now all I have to avert my with an album that terrell, the lead insanity Poem dedicated to Ladonia singer of the band and Albertville is the memory of her, knowing that native, says will, "Get into people's the Antjuan Oden faces." terrell was going to attend Auburn "to be an architect or a "No. 9" commercial artist," but, while I standing in line to register realized They were quiet, sullen even, in the that music was the only thing he'd their serenity and desperation of it all ever be truly happy with. He left boxy little souls. astounded the line and moved to Nashville. A veil of fine silk hung numbly me even as an onlooker. There, he met Hawk, and the two above My heart was swollen with what I became instant friends. But, after a the bed, as if waiting to pounce on felt was foiled attempt to form a band, the one of them. love, but in the end was just blind two parted ways. Hawk became a I was fine, if but for a moment, hope. commercial deejay and engineer, but content terrell hung on to his musical to have not known what love was; Anonymous dream and continued to write and sing his own songs. A change of vocal style brought I "Ridiculed" new confidence for terrell, and he and Hawk reunited in Los Angeles. I Hawk says that, "Before, in They all starcd at me, watching as beneath Nashville, his voice didn't attack if they them, the soot on their shoes. you the way it does these days. expected me to do something I cried in the dark that night, feeling Now, it's right up there and you freakish or what have to deal with it." The two de- cruel. it was like to be hated and ridiculed. cided to trv their hand at band-form- ( They all scorned me as if I were M.L. I ing once'more and yanked Jim Insert from Terrell's latest Follow your nose to' bread baked right in the store. I Oven fresh bread is the freshest bread, your nose knows it. And we give you wm* \ your choice of either Honey Wheat or I ~ralran,,I_,._- eacn_ _I- ~a~eaI- -I.- _I ~nI.- our-. ..- owrl ovens, at Subway. Where you can smell the freshness.

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By CATHY ABERNATHY Stephenson and his band, X L R 8, Features Writer will be playing later after the foot- ball game against Valdosta State. The Red Rooster Pub and Deli This month's calender of events at will be closing September 29, and the Pub is chock-full, and will give is using the opportunity to go out everyone a last look at this piece of with a blast, complete with an Jacksonville history. A few lucky auction early that Saturday morning people will take some of that his- The Pub (around 10 or 11 a.m.). Mike tory home with them after the auc- tion on Parents Day.

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