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Georgia Southern University Digital Commons@Georgia Southern The George-Anne Student Media 3-29-2002 The George-Anne Georgia Southern University Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/george-anne Part of the Higher Education Commons Recommended Citation Georgia Southern University, "The George-Anne" (2002). The George-Anne. 2997. https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/george-anne/2997 This newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Media at Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. It has been accepted for inclusion in The George-Anne by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ^HJ^^^^^^HMi^H The Official Student Newspaper of G< Git*? A A&E: Art by Paula Swisher on display in Gallery 303 volume 74, NO. ^-1 > 2002 p o www.stp.gasou.edu ON THE INSIDE: Arabs give Israel SGA results call for run-off elections ultimatum, put U.S. By Mathew R. Palmer title in the run off. Fauscett received 547 on alert about Iraq [email protected] votes (37.2 percent) and Grant received 2002 SGA Presidential Election Results KRT Campus Get ready to head back to the polls, or, 495 votes (33.7 percent). Votes Percentages the computer nearest you. Thomas Miller received 203 votes President BEIRUT, Lebanon - Saudi 224 Both the office of President and Ex- and 224 students abstained from voting in Jason Gilbert . 14.8 Crown Prince Abdullah will 44 2.9 Covering the campus like a ecutive Vice President the executive vice Chris 'Ovaltine' Haseltine present the Arab League's newly 476 31.5 adopted peace initiative to for the Student Gov- presidential race. Nick Pearson swarm of gnats 716 47.4 ernment Association Voting in the Johnathan Perkins President Bush at his Texas ranch 50 3.3 will be contested in a run-off will remain abstain next month, with hopes of PERKINS 1510 Today's Weatbet run-off April 1-3. online but will differ Total 100% convincing the United States to Despite the ease of somewhat from vot- Executive Vice-President put pressure on Israel to agree to 547 37.2 online voting, only ing in the primary. Ginger Fauscett the terms, Arab leaders said 495 Partly cloudy 1,534 students - just According to SGA Judith 'Judie" Grant 33.7 Thursday. 203 with a high of over thirteen percent of Advisor Sheena Thomas Miller 13.8 The seven-part initiative, 224 80°F and a low eligible voters - cast Glover, students will abstain 15.2 unveiled after the close of the 1496 of56°F. their ballot in the three still receive an email Total 100% organization's annual summit, day election. in their GSI account. VP of Academic Affairs includes an unprecedented offer 1209 82.2 According to the However, the link in- John Kim of "normal relations" between all SGA constitution, a cluded in the email abstain 262 17.8 Arab countries and Israel in candidate for executive will send the voter to Total 1471 100% exchange for the Jewish state Only in America office must receive 50 a page where they Vice President of Finance relinquishing land conquered in Reggie Brown 1167 80.2 the Six Day War in 1967. • Target customers in Oregon are percent of the votes plus will enter the email VS. abstain 289 19.8 But the Arab proposal - a being shocked by shopping carts. one in order to win. ofthechoicefortheir Nick Pearson and password and ballot Total 1456 100% compromise between moderate • Vending machines in Maine VP of Auxilliarv Affairs and hard-line Arab states - may sell doggie treats. Jonathan Perkins, who to be sent. An email Shawna Grant 807 54.9 not be bold enough to get Israeli • The infamous John Wayne currently share an of- will automatically be Tobias Mathis 455 30.9 Prime Minister Ariel Sharon to Bobbit remarries in Nevada. fice while serving on sent to the email SGA, will go head-to- given, which will in- abstain 209 14.2 start negotiating, especially when Total 1471 100% his nation is the target of a new Page 3 head in another run for clude their password President. Pearson, cur- and a link to the offi- Compiled from staff reports wave of terrorist attacks. TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES: Another election will be held in order to achieve rent Executive Vice cial ballot. Arab leaders warned that a an official win between presidential and Executive Vice Presidential candidates. Opinions President received 476 Students should failure of Israel to accept the plan would result in more violence, • Amanda Permenter conjures votes (31.5 percent) click on the link, five executive board positions, Shawna at least one vote. Kim received 1,209 and which could also boomerang on up possible recreational uses for and Perkins, current which sends them to Grant won Vice President of Auxialiary will become Vice President of Academic moderate Arab governments. Lake Wells. Vice President of Aca- the ballot where they Affairs by a landslide, beating opponent Affairs and Brown received 1,167 and Militant Islamic groups are playing '• Chris Brennaman makes demic Affairs, received PEARSON will enter their pass- Tobias Mathis by more than 24 percent of will be Vice President of Finance. an unprecedented role in the latest outlines some crucial rules of 716 votes (47.4 per- word and vote. votes. Grant received 807 votes (54.9 All candidates, including the winners Palestinian intifada, or uprising, column reading. cent). Glover stated that the voting procedure percent) and Mathis received 455 (30.9 of the run-off, will take office following JasonGilbertreceived224votes, Chris and layout will be the same as the primary percent). 209 votes (14.2 percent) out of the SGA Banquet April 16. and unlike Yasser Arafat's secular; Page 4 'Ovaltine' Haseltine received 44 votes election. the 1,471 votes cast for this position In the two colleges where less than Fatah party, they also seek to topple and 50 voters abstained from voting in the Elections will begin midnight Mon- abstained from voting for either candi- five candidates ran, applications will be the rulers of Egypt, Jordan and Sports presidential race. day, April 1 andcontinueuntil lamThurs- date. John Kim and Reggie Brown both accepted in the Fall from which senators Saudi Arabia. For the position of Executive Vice day morning. The candidates receiving ran uncontested in their respective races will be interviewed by the Senate Selec- Israel has expressed interest in • GSU baseball wins _12-4 over President, Ginger Fauscett, current Vice the majority of vot& will be declared the and won by default. According to the tion Committee and appointed to the Sen- discussing the Arab plan but Georgia State to give head President of Finance and Judith 'Judie' winner. SGA constitution, even if a candidate ate. Three freshman senators will be coachRodney Hennon his 100th Grant, a current Senator will vie for the In the only other contested race for the runs uncontested, they still must receive appointed as well. See Israel, Page 7 win with the Eagles. a ste TTT fVnwe* B Pti presents 'The Talking Cloth/ Panel discusses gender roles, WOVEN L.ODES. highlighting slave women's folk coding dating customs around the world By Tim Prizer [email protected] When Africans were stolen from their native land by Caucasian slave masters, they were forced to remain silent. If they were caught discussing their condition, sitting down or act- Page 6 ing in any way like a human being, they were beaten, whipped, castrated or killed. They were taught not to Features read or write, but that they were inherently inferior, put on Earth to be • The Campus Life Enrichment Chris Walker/STAFF controlled, dominated and humili- Committee (CLEC) is out to keep TESTING ETHNOCENTRICITY: A panel of GSU faculty and ated by members of a superior, light- you entertained. students discussed cross-cultural marriage, homosexuality and dating skinned people. • Take a closer look at Spin custom patterns around the world for Women's Awareness Week. After crossing the Middle Pas- magazine's Top 40 list of "The sage, they were unloaded from suf- By Angela Jones to all students. Only Bands That Matter." TastiecakeOO @ yahoo.com focative ships and dragged to a place The seven panelists were Dr. where they would work until they Dating customs, marriage, homo- Maria Adamos, Professor of litera- Page 3 died from heat exhaustion, beatings, sexuality and education of women in ture and philosophy, from Greece, disease or old age, whichever came seven countries was the topic of dis- Nobuko Sekiguchi, a graphic design first. Even if they were shipped over cussion at a panel discussion entitled student from Japan, Dr. Godwin with their loved ones, they were then "Gender Roles around the World," Okafor, Professor of Political Sci- often divided, many never to see their which was held in Russell Union ence from Nigeria, Dr. Kyong Hee wives, husbands and children again. room 2080 on Monday at 7 p.m. Chee, professor of Sociology, from 'Death to Smoochy' is the TV They were not permitted to asso- The event was sponsored by Korea, Mark Tubbeh, Coordinator Land story two children's show ciate in any type of groups, for the ReVISION, a student group dedi- of the International Student pro- hosts starring Robin Williams whites feared they may organize and cated to taking a new look at gender- grams, from Palestine, Dr. Pidi and Danny DeVito. attempt rebellion. Under no circum- related issues and concerns, and aims Zhang, Professor of Sociology and stances were they to converse pri- to open communication channels vately. Chris Walker/STAFF between genders.
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