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This newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Media at Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. It has been accepted for inclusion in The George-Anne by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. For more information, please contact [email protected]. NON-PROFIT ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE ORGANIZATION TAA C leader stunned by U.S. POSTAGE '# PAID SOU1HERN Kern's Eagles —see page i6 PERMIT NO. 286 STATESBOROi GA 30458 The George-Anne VOLUME 11, NUMBER 64 GEORGIA SOUTHERN COLLEGE, STATESBORO, GEORGIA 30460 THURSDAY, FEB. 2, 1984 GSC upgrading energy management system By LIBBA HOLCOMB educational institution to use the per year is essentially the same as it In addition to controlling the News Writer computer energy management was ten years ago, said Cook. energy use, the new computer system To stay ahead of the increasing system. According to Fred Shroyer, For the last year and a half, is able to report any equipment consumption and price rates of director of the Physical Plant, "GSC continuing to increase energy failure to the Physical Plant at the energy, GSC is upgrading its pioneered the energy management conservation, GSC has been phasing time of failure. This is done by previous computerized energy system." this system out and beginning tc sensory monitors attached to the management system by installing a Using a basic IBM program, GSC implement a more advanced equipment. Hugh Hagin, chief of more sophisticated computerized added their own innovative ideas and computer system. This system is engineering at Physical Plant, said, method. produced the initial energy more sophisticated and has finer "The new system has given Physical For the last 25 or 30 years, GSC management system, according to control. Plant a management tool for has been aware of the need for energy Cook. With this system, IBM The greatest advantage of this maintaining the building equipment conservation, especially on a college developed the energy program campus. Measures such as time previously known as Systems I, now clocks, timing devices and manpower used internationally. were used to conserve the high use of This new computer system energy. provided a program to control Approximately ten years ago the cooling, heating and ventilating in college administration decided buildings on campus, on an on-off everything had been done to conserve system. This computer would lower energy on the campus. However, the building temperatures to economy rates and use had continued to cycle for 10 or 12 minutes an h our on a increase, sometimes two or three rotating basis. This method reduced times a year, according to Bill Cook, kilowatt hours used and the peak load vice president for Business and without sacrificing comfort. Finance. ' During this time period, 650,000 At this time the idea of a computer square feet of heated, coaled and based system was born. With help lighted areas were added to the from IBM, GSC became the first campus and the kilowatt hours used
system is tne sensory devices in each comfort level." regulated building, which determine With a combination of state and the best temperature by comparing federal funds, GSC received energy outside and inside temperature. The grants to finance the approximately computer analyzes the temperature $585,000 installation of the new and instructs the use of either outside system. Cook added that the payback or inside air or a mixture of both to time for the system is estimated at create a comfortable and economical two and a half years. level. The completion of this system has "It was a lot of work and time but it been estimated to be March or April, is worth it in the development," said said Cook. Upon completion, 34 Shroyer. "We anticipate a 19-23 buildings on campus will be regulated percent increase in energy by the computer, compared to 15 conservation, in addition to what we during the old system. are presently saving." University status is not in sight By GARY TANNER "There are no universities in the Fourteen GSC students will broaden their horizons this News Writer state south of Macon," said Kennedy. spring when they represent countries half-way around the The 1983 session of the Georgia "There is a definite need for a world at the National Model United Nations in New York City. General Assembly will not bring GSC university in South Georgia, The GSC delegations will assume roles as the U.S. any closer to its dream of university particulary southeast Georgia." representatives of Angola and Paraguay through extensive status, according to fourth district research on the countries and their international policies as well Senator Joseph E. Kennedy. Kennedy said that he, Bulloch as becoming versed in the work and organization of the United Kennedy, a Democrat from county's two representatives John L. Nations. Claxton, said that the Board of Godbee and Bob Lane, and all of The Georgia Southern delegation, led by Political Science Regents of the University System of South Georgia's representatives and Department Head Lane Van Tassell, will include Susanne V. Georgia is not any more inclined to senators have been pushing for Boykins, senior, Thomasville; Evelyn S. Burris, senior, university status for GSC for several Statesboro; Terri L. Dann, senior, Odum; Jean-Paul Dispaux, grant university status to GSC this years, but their efforts have gone up senior, Brussels, Belgium; Cathy Greene, senior, Fayetteville, year than they have been in past years. Kennedy said the regents cite against "a brick wall." David Gronbaek, sophomore, Copenhagen, Denmark; Jeff R. high costs as the reason for not Joyce, junior, Marietta; Scott Lindy, freshman, Statesboro; granting university status to GSC. GSC will likely become a Sherri Robinson, senior, Winder; Carmen Sewell, sophomore, He said that this reason is a university in time, Kennedy said, but Covington; Praveen Y. Sharma, graduate student, Bombay, "smokescreen" hiding the regents' added that he could offer no India; Morrie N. Shved, senior, Millen; Eddie Suttles, junior, predictions as to when that might Stockbridge; and Michael Wallace, sophomore, Fort Stewart. 'esire not to have another university the system. occur. — _ - ,-^,
Page 2, February 2;, 1984, The GEORGE-ANNE. NBC's Simpson - Keynote speaker for black history month Celebration of black women shown By DEBRA JONES by the Georgia Endowment of the teachers, classroom resource packets News Writer Humanities. will be distributed in advance. For A celebration of black women and "Black Women: Achievements further information concerning their contributions to American Against the Odds" is a permanent group tours, contact the Museum at history, culture and society is the exhibit at the Georgia Southern 681-5444. subject of the upcoming exhibit at the Museum and will be circulated in the Georgia Southern Museum during spring to Metter, Savannah and Museum hours are 9 a.m.-4 p.m. February. "Black Women: Achieve- Swainsboro. Thursday-Friday and 2-5 p.m. ments Against the Odds" opens As an added convenience for weekends. Admission is free. today. It was produced by the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service and is sponsored by the Black History Month Committee. GSC to host This 20 panel exhibit features 120 women—some famous, some little Forensic known—who battled against oppression and won. Annette Brock from Savannah nationals State College opens the exhibit at 4:30 p.m. today with a lecture in the By JUNE BRYANT Museum Lecture Hall on abolition, News Writer slavery and the freedom movement. Executive officers of the National Carol Simpson of NBC News in Forensic Association visited the GSC Washington, D.C., will speak on campus January 13-15 to inspect If contemporary issues related to the facilities for the 14th annual Black History celebration on Feb. 7 in National Intercollegiate Individual the Foy Fine Arts Center, at 7:30 p.m. Events Championship, according to The Museum exhibit offers tribute GSC Forensics Coach Janet Bury. to herions of literature, sports, law, GSC will host the tournament education and politics to name a few. April 26-30. It will attract y Certain women in the south Georgia approximately 1,200 students and area will be honored during coaches from 130 colleges and m?> February. universities across the nation. The exhibit and programs at the NFA President Edward Harris and Michael Leibeoff, executive Museum and in this region are funded Rosa Parks initiated historic bus boycott. secretary, were pleased with the enthusiasm and cooperation of both the college and the community to host this event. GSC evaluated for reaccreditation Another forensic tournament, the By GARY TANNER they will make sure the purpose of the planning more of an ongoing process. Pi Kappa Delta Southeastern News Writer college is appropriate for the size and Rogers said recommendations for Province Tournament, will be held at A bid by GSC to continue resources of the school, he continued. improving the situation on both of GSC on March 30-April 1. GSC is one accreditation by the Southern At the end of their evaluation the those problems were included in the of two colleges in Georgia with a Pi Association of Colleges and Schools committee will decide whether to self-study, and that, "We are already Kappa Delta chapter, the national (SACS) will be evaluated by a recommend reaccreditation. making progress towards those forensic fraternity. committee of that organization on "I feel confident we will be ends." This tournament will bring Feb. 26-29. reaccredited," Rogers said. He said Make-up of the committee is not students from all parts of the The work of the committee will be that the college has no really major known at this time, Rogers said. He Southeast to compete in various to evaluate and verify the results of a problems. did say that the group would be made literary events including prose and self-study done by GSC covering the Two problems he mentioned were up of 17-18 in the field of higher poetry interpretation, and informa- entire scope of, its operation, the need to seek increased funding education, none of whom will be from tive and persuasive speaking, according to Richard Rogers who was from all sources, and to make Georgia. according to Bury. the director of the study. The self-study is a procedure which the SACS has standardized to accredit its member schools. The Bridal seminar will be held at GSC studies must be done on a schedule of By CAROL ADAMS being repeated every ten years, News Editor University of Georgia Cooperative because enrollment is limited, said Rogers said. A bridal seminar will be held on Extension Service and GSC. It begins Lavender. The GSC self-study was done in February 4 at the GSC Conference at 12:30 p.m. and ends at 5:30 p.m. Registration is $5. Call the County 1981 and 1982, Rogers said. Some of Center, according to Karen Lavender, Pre-registration is encouraged Extension office to register. the things examined in the self-study conference coordinator. || were academic programs, the purpose The seminar's pupose is to "help of the college, and academic the bride in every area of planning," standards. The study also made said Margaret Hook, an owner of the about 50 recommendations for Wedding Shoppe. policies and goals the college should pursue, Rogers said. A fashion show will be sponsored The purpose of the evaluation by the Wedding Shoppe featuring the committee will be to verify the results latest, styles of Spring and Summer, of the self-study, and to make its own according to Lavender. recommendations, Rogers said. There will be workshops on bridal "Basically what they will be doing is bouquets, honeymoons, photogra- interviewing people and looking at phy, receptions, kitchen appliances, records." and marital relationships. To illustrate the type of work the committee will do, Rogers offered the Speakers for the workshops following example. "They will look at include a florist, a photographer, a the stated purpose of the college and minister, a travel agent and an make sure that it is consistently entertainment consultant. worded wherever used," he said. Also The seminar is sponsored by the Roxie Brown and Quinn Strickland prepare for fashion show. .The GEORGE-ANNE, February 2, 1984, Page 3 GSC Faculty Club seeks new members News Briefs By ELIZABETH HIGHSMITH letter containing an invitation to join kitchen, lockers, and other Reagan favored News Writer the club and a calendar of events was recreational facilities. Eager to increase its membership Dartmouth students favor sent to the near 500 faculty and staff Typical functions include weekly and service to the faculty and staff, Reagan for re-election, according eligible for membership. dinners, dances, book and issue the GSC Faculty Club is sponsoring a The letter also contained an to a poll conducted by the school membership drive, according to Vic invitation for anyone to come to the discussion groups, and ping-pong paper and the young Republican Hassapis, president of the club as Hassapis' guest. He said as and pool tournaments. and Democrat organizations on organization. his guest, one could take part in a A $6 monthly membership fee campus. Dartmouth women Open to full-time faculty, holding club function without being a entitles a member to use the club's preferred several Democratic regular or temporary appointments, member and get a "chance to see the facilities and participate in all its hopefuls to the incumbent, but functions. and full-time administrative staff on club from the inside." only John Glenn came close to monthly payroll, the club has a Hassapis, a professdr in the rivaling the President in the current membership of approximate- However, Hassapis said, "I did physics department and a five-year combined totals. ly 150 members. not have the response I was member of the club said, "I know how At the beginning of fall quarter, a expecting." much potential it (the club) has now that I am president." Drivers for drunks The clubhouse is located in He wants the club to be "a place to Designated drivers are on Windsor Village behind the House of go when one has an idle moment to hand in some bars near the Deweys first Sirloin. It provides members a lounge chat with friends without spending Stanford University campus on area, tables for dining and games, a lots of monev." Senior Pub Night, to drive home to use new those who've had too many. The V drivers wear special buttons and I receive free Pepsi. Participating bars are announced at football I birthing room and basketball games. Russell Dewey, assistant professor of Psychology, and his College diseases wife Anne became the first people to use the new birthing room at Three fatal direases pose Bulloch Memorial Hospital. pressing threats to college Mrs. Dewey gave birth to students—toxic shock syndrome, Richard William at 11:30 a.m. on AIDS, and meningococcal Jan. 19. Richard weighed eight meningitis. At a meeting at pounds and seven-and-a-half Baylor University, Dr. Scott Lea ounces at birth. told the Southwestern College This is the Dewey's third Health Association these highly child. Dr. Dewey said of the new infectious diseases present facilities, "It made it much more special threats to college students pleasant." often housed in close proximity. Faculty enjoys food and fun at faculty club. Pizza Inni
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Yet, behind this holiday, I said to myself, "Myself, f- illustrious history of food service, one when you get back from your Editorial views expressed in The George-Anne are not necessarily those ofthe Georgia Southern stumbles upon an unavoidable point holidays Landrum will be clean and College administration or faculty. Signed columns are solely the viewpoint ol the writer. to ponder, the lack of sanitation roach-free." Upon my return to GSC I standards. A greater effort should be rushed to Landrum to enjoy a robust put forth to keep Landrum clean meal. While getting a cup of coffee, I enough to eat out of, so to speak. spied a roach making his way between the coffee and juice When you consider that three machines with a biscuit and three Take time to buckle up meals a day-seven days a week costs a bags of sugar on his back. student $310 a quarter, you would be Immediately I doused him with a cup Safety belts are a precautionary measure that many people do not quick to suggest that you are getting a of scalding coffee. Think about it! If take advantage of. "bargain." Three hundred ten dollars every roach in Landrum ate a biscuit The excuses are many. Some people believe myths that safety belts a quarter is hardly a "bargain price" and three bags of sugar every day we can be harmful. to pay to eat after roaches. would not be able to afford our tiffany During a meal last quarter while I lights, ceiling fans, and gazebo. A pamphlet put out by the Office of Highway Safety discusses these Maybe instead of paying a $1,000 for myths. One myth is that a person may be saved if he is thrown clear of was going through the serving line I saw a large roach on the floor. I then a gazebo our Landrum administra- the car. The pamphlet says that "the probability of death is almost five tors should have bought roach hotels times greater when the motorist is thrown from the car." sat down to write Jack Simmons, manager of the cafeteria, a note on a to be placed along heavily traveled V roach highways. The safety belt prevents the passenger from_a) plunging through the napkin. I told of my experience, I also told him that roaches travel and windshield, b) flying out the door, c) scraping along the ground, and d) breed in sewers, carrying disease After my second major encounter being crushed by their own car. with them. The next day I received a with the worst kind, I wrote Jack reply from the infinite source of another letter telling him of my According to the pamphlet, more than half of accidents causing wisdom, the napkin board. Jack said experience. I also told him of my injury or death occur at speeds less than 40 mph. Some fatalities have that there was a problem with the disgust in his inability to handle this occurred at 12 mph. company presently holding the problem over the extended absence of extermination contract. He also students. I then offered him my help Take some extra time to "buckle up." Once you get used to it, its no stated that the company was often in taking care of this problem. His trouble at all. It may be a lifesaver! several days late for scheduled sarcastic reply invited me to help if I exterminating dates. In closing he thought I could do any better. reassured me that he was "seeking help from above." Is he waiting for So here I am, at this time, his problems to be solved by none appealing to you to get involved in Support MLK holiday other than our Saviour, or by Dale matters, such as this, that concern Lick? your health. Will you continue to eat after feces covered roaches? Or will The subject of Martin Luther King Jr. is very often a sad one. The Now I understand that, with 4,000 you take action to correct the sanitary % death of this man was indeed a tragedy in the eyes of Americans. Dr students eating in Landrum daily, it conditions in Landrum? This matter, King was deeply concerned with human rights, so all of mankind is difficult to keep it spotless as of now, is out of my hands and into should realize the respect and admiration that he deserves. throughout the day. Yes, it would be yours. America has a great way to pay tribute to its leaders. By honoring a leader with his own holiday, we can begin to repay him for all the work he did for us. By honoring Dr. King is such a way, Americans would be able to admire and respect him more. This idea has been brought before the government for years and it has yet to gain the acceptance that it needs to become official.
We at the George-Anne would like to express reverence and appreciation to Martin Luther King Jr. and we encourage all students to support the speedy passage of the MLK national holiday bill, which is being further analyzed by the General Assembly.
DONNA BREWTON Features Editor CLIFF PROCTOR . Sports Editor MARTY NESBITT Assistant News Editor KAREN BRANYAN Copy Editor LISA KELLER . Photographer KELLY SMITHEY Advertising Production Manager BILL BRICKER Cartoonist ELIZABETH HIGHSMITH Typist DANA ARNOLD Production Assistant JEFF ALMOND and LINDA HELMLY Distribution I FRED RICHTER, Faculty Advisor
The George-Anne is the official newspaper of Georgia Southern College and is owned and operated by GSC. The office is located in Room 110, Williams Center. The telephone numbers are (912) 681 -5246 and 681 -5418 and the mail address is GSC, L B. 8001, Statesboro, Ga. 30460. -The GEORGE-ANNE, February 2,1984, Page 5 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
years and to remember them later on "ignorant," and "religious rubbish." government is not our hope for a Med flies are in life as the best of times not the To those people I submit that what better future. Either God is our hope, worst of times. Remember, you are they believe is the same if they do not or there is no hope. I urge all student not impressing anyone by being consider these words. The idea that and faculty to turn to that blessed I serious threat! mister or miss big shot. there is no absolute truth is absurd hope of glory, Jesus Christ. In Him So please, whenever you and dangerous. Just ask any soldier only is the hope of salvation. DEAR EDITOR: shouldn't: think! Use the brain God who has been in combat. Keith Ling Did you notice that there were gave you; analyze the situation and George Washington stated "It is never any problems with the quit acting like some cagged animal. impossible to govern without the Mediterranean fruitflies until after Please try your best before you get Bible." He did not mean it couldn't be the accident at Three Mile Island? into trouble or God forbid, you get done. He meant that it couldn't be We're talking about a genetic killed or you kill someone else. done properly. Romans 13 states that mutations problem the likes of which Cheryl Hancock the purpose of government is to be a no one has ever encountered before, minister of God for good, and to on this or any other planet. These punish the one who practices evil. little buggers will soon have the Bible is the Our government provides food, knowledge and the collective force to clothing, legal aid, medical aid and take substantial hold in New Zealand shelter to murderers, rapists, child- and Delaware. And then who knows only proper molesters, etc. In 1973, the Supreme what? Court gave women the right to Everyone laughed at "Attack of murder unborn babies through fc the Killer Tomatoes" and "The Curse standard abortion. The United States of the Thing That Wasn't Hideous DEAR EDITOR: But Was Kind of Ugly Nonetheless," "Sweet dreams are made of these. Marty Nesbitt but people also laughed at "The Who am I to disagree?" These are the China Syndrome" and "Billy the Kid words of a current top 40 song. They Meets Garbola the Duckman in a make a valid point. Who am I to Public Restroom." Who's laughing disagree with someone who practices now? sadism, masochism, adultery, No more sweepstakes Travis Late homosexuality, incest and even Everyone likes to get mail and I So the real, questions here are— Frightened in Left Field beastiality? am certainly no exception. A letter who sold our names and where is the Francis Schaeffer, a noted from home or from a far-away friend money made from the selling of these theologian, philosopher and writer, can make any day complete. So you lists? gives an illustration that is helpful in can imagine how pleased I was a few My first guess was the Registrar's College for understanding this point. "A man weeks ago when I went to Landrum office because information, such as walks down the beach, stops, and Center to check my mail and my box student names and box numbers, draws a circle in the sand. He says, was jam-packed. I rushed over to my would normally have to go through 'This is the circle.' Later, another box, fumbled with the combination, their office. But according to education; man walks along the same path, and finally got it open, only to be Registrar Jackie Cooper, no such stoops, crosses out the first circle and greeted by a fist full of sweepstakes information was released by them to draws another one. 'This is the circle,' entry forms. You know—Time, the publishers, nor could it have been not partying he says. This goes on and on." The Newsweek, Sports Illustrated...We've possible because of differences in list DEAR EDITOR: point that Dr. Schaeffer is making, is, all received them and most of us just data. The zip codes and names on the I am an RA (resident assistant) in I believe, the most crucial (and throw, them away. sweepstakes entry forms were one of the dorms on campus. I would probably one of the lease understood) different than the ones kept on file in like to address this letter to all thesis in the history of philosophy. Although it is only a minor the Registrar's office, she explained. students living in the dorms. * . Schaeffer states that a society inconvenience for students to receive So who is responsible? We may Dear Students, based on relativistic standards will this "junk mail," it is a major never know. But the point is, such Life away from Mommie and always fall either by anarchy or by headache for the GSC Mail Center. actions as this must be prevented in Daddie was not meant to be one great outside forces. Schaeffer goes on to According to Sam Owens, Mail the future. Obviously, the person or big party. You are here to get an state that only pre-determined Center supervisor, 28,000 sweep- persons responsible for this incident education that you will need in order standards can give society stability. stakes entries addressed to students didn't realize the effect it would have to compete in the job market. You are A pre-determined standard is given were received within a 7-10 day period on the Mail Center, both now and in constantly slamming doors, not by man, but by God. When man, and all of it had to be distributed. This the future. throwing trash in the hallways, fallen from God's presence because of meant an estimated $300 was spend The fact is, the publishers who messing up the bathrooms, tearing sin, tries to make his own laws based by the Mail Center for the extra labor bought our names are now free to down signs and bulletin boards, on his own experience, he will hours needed to distribute this mail. send us as much "junk mail" as they screaming, etc. . . . produce even more corruption and $300 may not sound like much but it's see fit. So instead of having 28,000 It's time to grow up. I know you do sin. Only according to the Creator's a great deal considering the budget pieces of mail come into the Mail not act this way at home. If you did specifications will His creation cuts the school has suffered as of late. Center, there could be three times that your parents would have locked you (including man) function properly. amount. up before you got here. So what is this "pre-determined The puzzling thing is—how did I personally could live without And drinking? Where is it written standard"? Schaeffer submits (as I do the publishers who sponsor these such mail and the Mail Center could that getting "smashed" every night is also) that the Bible, God's word, is the sweepstakes get our names and too since they simply don't have the "cool?" I thought the accident only proper standard for man. All Landrum box numbers? Well, funds to cover the expense of Saturday night would have made an others are improper beacuse they are according to Owens, the only way distribution. impression on our student body. But mistaken in their world views. They this information on the students Some sort of policy is needed to last night at least fifteen girls on my are mistaken in their view of who God could be obtained is if the publishers prevent wasteful incidents such as hall went to ladies night and came is, and therefore, are also mistaken in purchased a listing from the school. this in the future and it is up to the back wasted. Most of them were not their ideas of who man is. I can just The average price paid for such lists administration to see that this is even old enought to get in. When is all hear the cries of "close-minded," is about $25, said Owens. done. this going to stop? ■% Your housing staff is not here to be your parents and try to run your life. We are not here to repair your damage LETTERS POLICY when you decide to be cute and tear All letters to the editor are subject to standard editing policies for taste, libel, etc. The everything up. We are not here to editor reserves the right to reject any letter. There is no word limit on letters and they are clean up after you got sick in the published on a first come basis. Letters should address issues and not attack individuals, hallway. We are here to help you in and all letters should be signed. It will be the editors decision whether or not to print the any way we can and to also try to keep name. Letters should be addressed to: The Editor, The George-Anne, Landrum Box 8001, some sort of order in the dorms. We Statesboro, Ga. 30460 or broughtby room 110 Williams Center. want everyone to enjoy their college Page 6, February 2,1984, The GEORGE-ANNE. Flu season hits GSC; tips on protecting yourself ByBv KATHY KENNEY Around nlnpos lilro a Ttllocra r>nmmnn />«!/! Tl,„„ ;_~1..J„ V T^ .. , . Around places like a college common cold. They include fever, Despite this Vinci said getting Staff Writer campus where people gather in muscle ache, chills, sore throat and more rest than you normally do is "If you are exposed to it, you're numbers there is more of a chance to occasionally a headache or cough. very important to build up resistance probably going to get it," said Dr. contact, the flu virus, said Vinci. Vinci said there have been two against the virus. Joseph L. Vinci, director of Health Symptoms of the flu are similar types of flu virus seen at the Health Wearing the appropriate attire, Services at GSC. although more intense than the Center since flu season began. One is layered clothes and a hat, so the the common respiratory virus and the chest, neck and head areas are other is an intestinal virus. covered is also helpful. Symptoms of the latter include » nausea, vomiting, fever and cramps. It is important to eat properly. Flu cases may not be as severe as Avoid junkfood and eat proteins and last year in terms of numbers, said vegetables. Skipping meals and Vinci, and there is definitely not an dieting are not recommended during epidemic on campus. the flu season. An epidemic is classified when it Flu medication includes over the encompasses a substantial segment counter drugs possibly with an of the population, for instance, a antibiotic, said Vinci. state, a region, or even the whole U.S. Students can come to the Health Measures through the years to Center and receive medication free of stop or check the spread of the flu charge, unless it is a drug included in virus have been disappointing, said the "expensive" category, he said. Vinci. Even the standard of building up If there is a charge it is 50 percent i your resistance by drinking vitamin , below costs of drugs stocked in local C and staying away from large drug stores, he added. groups isn't 100 percent effective in Barbara James, LPN and Health Center treats students during flu season. flu prevention. secretary at the Health Center, said & students must have their student identification card in order to be treated.
The I.D. indicates the $23 health fee has been paid. It is mandatory for anyone carrying six quarter hours or more to have paid the health fee, said SooooMucn James. "We won't turn a forSoooo student away at anytime except when the health fee has not been paid. Then, Little because of school policy, we have to." —Barbara James
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So if you're not feeling well, 202 N. Main St. - Statesboro, Ga. whether it's the flu or not, the Health Center is able to give you medication (Expires 2-29-84) to make you feel better. If you don't need it right now then just hang on— the spring flu season is yet to come. -The GEORGE-ANNE, February 2,1984, Page 7 Film Classics FEATURES The Third Man (Monday, February 6, 7:30 p.m.) Director: Carol Reed. The haunting zither By JEAN SATTERTHWAITE theme music, the cobbled streets and crumbling architecture of NEWS & VIEWS divided Vienna, the ghostly There essentially is no parking for script by Graham Greene (from When writing for more than one regarding a column written fall students who attend classes in those his novel), Orson Welles as Harry other person to read, it is interesting quarter about the problems involved buildings! Lime—it adds up to one of to see what kind of feedback one in off-campus parking on this receives. What is mystifing is what campus. Not only did the writer Continuing, the writer would not cinema's undisputed master- consider my suggestion that part of pieces. people often see into your writing. include things that were not written There have been a number of times in the column, he/she didn't sign the the Cone parking lot be used for off- when people will say to me "I really letter. campus parking because "students All the King's Men liked your column about . . ." then would only ignore the signs." Some (Monday, February 13, 7:30 and they'll name something from the The letter must have come either logic, what if the state patrol did the 9:30) Director: Robert Rossen. column that was barely eluded to, and from the administration building or same thing: "Oh people would only Based on Robert Penn Warren's certainly not the main point. More from campus security (whoever ignore speed limit signs, therefore we Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, All than a few times things have been makes decision on parking). won't put any up." the King's Men won Academy named which I had not even Somehow they thought I was I have no problem with people Awards for Best Picture, Best remember mentioning. advocating that students park in the disagreeing with what I write— Actor, and best Supporting staff lots around Herty and Hollis. please do. But at least get the story Actress. Fictionalizing the rise What I've also come to notice is the The writer condecendingly informed right, and back your opinion with and fall of Louisiana's Huey way people treat their own opinions. me that these were staff, not student your name. It is sheer ignorance to do Long, Broderick Crawford To me, when an opinion is not parking lots. That was just the point! otherwise. portrays the ruthless, power- attached to a person, a name, it is grabbing governor who built an useless. Who cares that anonymous enormous, corrupt political thinks the Regent's Test is unfair or machine—with tragic conse- that "unsigned" thinks that the food quences. at Landrum is bad? If people don't back that opinion with their name, it ROSENBERG'S Persona (Monday, February really isn't worth much. Downtown Statesboro 764-2113 20, 7:30 p.m.) Director: Ingmar The school even encourages this to Bergman. Bergman's compelling some extent, when asking students Statesboro's widest selection of nursing uniforms drama of two women who find not to put their names with faculty their personalities merging and evaluations at the end of the quarter. and clinic shoes. changing. Liv Ullman is the A student then, is not at all noted actress whose nervous responsible for what is written in the breakdown has rendered her evaluation; surely this leaves a lot of Smart styles by Guild, White, mute. Bibi Anderson is the nurse room for senseless attacks on good Swan and Barco. who cares for her. One of professors simply because the Bergman's most unusual films. student didn't do well in that class. Lab coats, pansuits and tops Swedish; English subtitles. I've seen this happen. for men and women. A Doll's House (Monday, Sometimes a reporter will seek February 27, 7:30 and 9:30) confidential information from Director: Joseph Losey. Nora's someone. In this case, a person is not ROSENBERG'S DEPARTMENT STORE act—her search for individu- offering their opinion, they are doing Downtown Statesboro 764-2113 ality—and its correspondence the paper a favor, and if the with the battle waged today by information warrents it, their name women's liberation was an should be protected. However, it is an Fatigues, Painters Pants, Overalls Duckheads obvious attraction to Jane entirely different matter to send a Fonda. The production of the letter or write an editorial, which is Thermal Underware, Wool Socks Ibsen classic was filmed entirely worth only its opinion without a in Norway with David Warner, name. Trevor Howard,and Delphine What has encouraged me to reflect COUPON VALID$3.00 THRU 1/3/84 onoff! Purchase over $10.00 Seyrig. on these matters is a letter I received Room at the Top (Monday, March 5,7:30 p.m.) Director: Jack Clayton. Based on the brilliant novel by John Braine, this movie Men's-Boys' is about a young man from a small English mill town who falls in love with an older woman. Nylon and Suede VelcrO Starring Lawrence Harvey as the Double Strap Closure! young man who claws his way to the top, and Simone Signoret, who won the Academy Award for Best Actress for her performance. Running Shoes
Seduced and Abandoned Reg. $19 to $22 ] £** to 19" (Monday, March 12, 7:30 p.m.) Director: Pietro Germi. A comedy Shoe Dept. - Street Floor of "horror" from Italy by the director of Divorce, Italian Style. "High comedy, distinguished by stunning performances and exquisite camera work. Hilarity with a master's deftness!" New Since 1911 York Herald Tribune. A comic feast from credits to conclusion. "DOWNTOWN STATESBORO Italian; English subtitles. SAVE 10% TO 40% EVERYDAY 333d 1.....I1U,...... ,LLL i imiimh.niiiiMHummmmu n Page 8, February 2,1984. The GEORGE-ANNE- Housing agreement binds students for the year responsibility to bo familiar with all attempt "to stabilize our numbers Burkett feels such agreements are By NANCY MANUCY a learning experience for students. Staff Writer mail they receive. and avoid financial disaster." In the past, dorms have been When students don't read important All students have days when Take for instance the housing contracts or agreements they can they're just dying to get mail. They go overcrowded for fall quarter. Money agreement effective last fall quarter. was spent on extra beds and extra suffer from it. In the "real world" to their box with great expectations of The agreement clearly states a there aren't appeals systems or money sent from dear old Dad or personnel to handle the overload. student signing the contract to live on Though students lived in the dorms second chances. Mike Wallace, vice romantic phrases from a loved one. campus is bound for "the entire president of Auxiliary Affairs, heard Peering through the deep, dark fall, by spring, housing would lose academic year." When asked, most from 800 to 1,000 students who found some complaints concerning the square, they scream for joy at the students said they had signed the agreement and he advised students to sight of a stuffed Landrum box. off-campus housing. This turned the agreement not knowing exactly what overload into a deline. At one point, "make sure you read and understand Granted, it is nice to get it said. One student who "didn't think Burkett said there were only 60 the stipulations in the contract to multitudes of mail. But the most it was that important," ran into women in Deal Hall. Because a hall avoid problems." This also applies to important thing is to read it. Every problems when she tried to move off- director and resident assistants were any form of written correspondence, office and organization on campus campus in the beginning of this still needed for those few students, from fall to winter living on campus. has a responsibility to inform quarter. money was being wasted. When the agreement went into effect students of news or changes on According to Pat Burkett, director Because of this money being only 150 students moved off-campus. campus. Students as well, have a of Housing, the agreement was an wasted, the agreement was vital "to Though the agreement is binding insure that housing could run for one academic year, there is an efficiently so we wouldn't have to appeals system. In order for a raise housing rates to recover from student's appeal to be approved, he or Yearbook editors wanted losses of previous years,", said she must be able to prove the 1. EDITOR: The editor should have completed two years of college Burkett. Without the agreement in agreement causes them undue work, at least one year at Georgia Southern. The editor should have 1982, there was a drop of 350 students. hardship. served at least one year on the staff and should be familiar with yearbook copy writing, layout of pages and cropping of pictures. A GPA of at least 2.0 is required as well as having no bad conduct records. 2. ASSOCIATE EDITOR: The associate editor should have completed one year at Georgia Southern and should have served at least two quarters on the staff. The associate editor should be familiar with yearbook copy writing, layout of pages, and cropping of pictures. A GPA of at least 2.0 is required as well as having no bad conduct records.
PROCEDURES FOR ELECTIONS 1. A letter of intent must be sent to Dr. Paul Kleinginna, Media Committee Chairman, L.B. 8041 (681-5598) by March 1, 1984. 2. An applicant must attend the Media Committee meeting for an interview on March 8, 1984, at 4 p.m. in the seminar room of the Math, Physics, Psychology Building.
TIME PERIOD OF DUTIES Duties will begin at the start of spring quarter in 1984 and will end at the completion of winter quarter in 1985. PAY Editor: $350 per quarter for three quarters. Associate Editor: $250 per quarter for three quarters.
QUESTIONS Interpretations of the above material will be given by Dr. Paul Kleinginna (room 180, Math, Physics and Psychology; phone: 681-5598). He will be glad to interpret descriptions and answer questions about procedures. Pat Burkett, director of Housing, looking over the housing contract.
*■-"'""" Ea le One of A Kind Hand I \ e wtngs | O By J. M. Edmunson O Since last spring, entertainment has had a new face in Statesboro. The Branch Coffeehouse was NTED started by several GSC students who wanted to provide an alternative for Christian young people. According to Bob Claxton, a staff Tennis Shoes member of The Branch, "Our desire is By Muf ich to see people grow closer to the Lord." The Branch is open every Friday For Women and Saturday from 8 p.m. to 12 midnight. It is located in the heart of $ downtown Statesboro in the old Reg. 30.00 Statesboro Herald Building. Christian concerts, including a recent one by Michael Card, as well as table games and concessions provide $ college and high school students with .99 spirit-building entertainment. Also, free tracts are available on a Street Floor Only At variety of subjects. 19 Claxton adds, "God has increased Since 1911i wJ. downtowi downtown Statesboro my faith by letting me see faith work." Open 9:30-6 pan. thru Saturday The Branch is interdenomina- tional and non-profit. -The GEORGE-ANNE, February 2,1984, Page 9
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He is * * X- Hoagy Carmichael's "Star Dust," responsible for developing the Esther X- Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue" and * x- Wilburn Barnes Piano Competition x- X- the movie theme "More" composed by at GSC which this year will be judged x- * X- Ortolani and Oliviero for the motion by Van Cliburn Gold Medalist Andre X- picture "Mondo Cane." The program x- X- Schub. * X- x- X- * X- * > Play to be presented * X- X- * X- GSC's Theatre South will language. Albee has the ability to * * X- present Edward Albee's Who's satisfy audiences of many levels, * X- ADraid of Virginia Woolf? with the though this particular work is strictly * X- * X- first all-freshman cast. for adults. x- X- These particular freshman Designer Greg Mullin comments, x- X- students are quite experienced. * X- " Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? is a X- Leading male, Neal Bevans, won the favorite among colleges and X- 1983 award for Best Actor from the universities because it portrays the X- Masquers. 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Keith Rasmussen, ah instructor at the Atlanta College of Art, will present lithographs featuring Tybee Island. His work is currently in the collections of the High Museum of Art in Atlanta, The Minneapolis Art 2--4 J?M PAVfe © 1984 United Feature Syndicale.lnc. Institute and the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. In one~of last year's exhibitions held in Gallery 303, BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed The Southern Graphics Council Invitational, his single work drew ■me WUOMM SO/UP OF much attention. A'eO0-800 BUfiteR"B6IN6 I *d#? mZN 15 BROUGHTTOW ICHMP- OH...tm.' M/AH,..i5MflCK/; BY VOUR {JOCPL "300-300 ■5L(/RP/: :UCK/'-OH...OH^^. HATS Ron McDowell's sculpture WmR" RtSmiRhHT, '300-300 opeuuMTottiwr... :SMt\CK/i BVRGete.' presents an emotional view of r contemporary man. His works are \ 0H?M!!£IM/?P/; made with welded steel and wood. The addition of the plaster castings provide a contrast between the metal forms and the human element.
McDowell will present a lectures to students and community members, Thursday, February 2 at 12 noon, in Gallery 303. Page 12, February 2, 1984, The GEORGE-ANNE CLASSIFIED ADS
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MEN'S GSC BASKETBALL (12-7-4-3 in TAAC) GSC 89 Fort Valley St 69 80 Eckerd 55 85 Tennessee Tech 67 67 Valdosta St 64 68 Stetson 81 SPORTS 67 Massachusetts 64 84 Augusta College 67 82 Evansville 98 75 N. Arizona 81 60 Mississippi 58 •-■ 74 UT-Chattanooga -. 91 Eagles struggle past Hardin-Simmons 77 Centenary' 76 79 N'eastern St 63 66 Arkansas-LR 79 By JONATHAN DUKES minutes but could sink only 20 of 61 Samford* r 63 Sports Writer those tries, also missing the front end 55 Middle Tenn 54 It was a win. of several one-and-one opportunities. 54 Mercer* 57 63 Hardin-Simmons* 58 And that's what counted as GSC The Eagles, however, switched 57 Houston Baptist 54 held off stubborn Hardin-Simmons to their fortunes in the last six minutes REG-GIE! earn a 63-58 victory last Thursday. of the game. During that time, GSC •••*••••••••••••*•• Cowboys away. GSC held an eight Before a sparse crowd of 1,812, the hit on nine of 12 attempts to nail point lead at 46-38, but HSU TAAC CONFERENCE Eagles won over the 5-15 Cowboys to down the victory. STANDINGS outscored the Eagles nine to one to raise their overall record to 11-7. More The game opened with Hardin- draw even with ten minutes left. (As of Jan. 30, 1984) importantly the win pushed the Simmons grabbing its only lead of The two teams exchanged the lead W L Pet. Eagles' Trans America Athletic the half on a turn around jumper by over the next five minutes before Bill Samford 6 1 .858 Conference ledger to 3-3. HSU fell to Donald Johnson. McNair nailed both ends of a one- Houston Baptist . 5 2 .715 1-5 in the TAAC. Guard Reggie Watson's three- and-one to put the Eagles up 54-53. GSC 4 3 .572 Arkansas-LR 4 3 .572 Problems from the free throw line pointer gave the Eagles a 9-6 lead With four minutes to go, head Mercer 3 4 .429 for GSC in the second half allowed almost seven minutes into the game and coach Frank Kerns inserted Centenary 3 4 .429 Hardin-Simmons to stay in the game Hardin-Simmons .2 5 .286 GSC held the advantage for the rest Hightower, Watson, and Ron N'western St 1 6 .143 and even hold a lead with less than six of the half. Jefferson into the game. "We went to minutes to go. GSC went to the line an Leading scorer Eric Hightower three guards for ball handling unbelievable 33 times in the "final 20 made his return to the Eagle lineup purposes near the end," said Kerns. and punched in 12 points, including The move paid off as GSC held the Beverly Wilson leads ladies in victory two three-pointers, to lead GSC in the ball -and ran the clock down first half. effectively as time ran out. Four free By KARLA REDDING rebounds to close the half with a six GSC held an eleven point lead throws by Steve Jessup, who had an Sports Writer point lead, 32-26, over the Brahmans. twice during the first half. But outstanding game with nine points, Strong shooting and excellent There was no coming back for Hardin-Simmons came back, and a ten rebounds and a steal, helped GSC rebounding are what led the Lady South Florida in the second half. running 32 foot jumper at the buzzer hold on for the win. Eagles to a nine point victory, 61-52, Junior Beverly Wilson opened with by Leonard Brooks left the Cowboys Hightower led the Eagles with 16 over the University of South Florida four straight baskets giving her team down by a 31-26 score. points and Watson added ten. in the Hanner Fieldhouse Saturday. a lead of 40-28. But this did not The second half was a half of Guard Byron Strickland of the The Eagles immediately began to discourage the South Florida ladies missed chances by GSC to put the Cowboys had a game high 20 points. capitalize on the fouls made by the from fighting for a victory. Guard Lady Brahmans early in the first Toni Lee was able to make 14 points, half. With 15:30 left on the clock, and teammate Mary Klinewski South Florida finally got two points closed with 15. Lady Eagle Trina to tackle GSC's 11. By this time the Roberts proved an asset by blocking Lady Eagles sensed an easy victory. several of South Florida's shots. It Statesboro Academy of But, the Lady Brahmans came back was then obvious that the GSC Lady and tied the game at 15 all with 9:16 ISagles would come out on top with left to play. their ninth victory of the season. At that point, the Eagles were Lady Eagle Beverly Wilson led in having trouble getting around the scoring with 21 points. Guard Lisa Brahmans.. However Beverly Poller followed with nine, and Trina MARTIAL ARTS Wilson, Lisa Poller and Faye Baker Roberts added eight to boost the worked hard using lay-ups and 22 Eagles record to 9-10. INVITING NEW STUDENTS— KARATE Shoto-kan and Kwan Doe JUDO Kadokan
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By MARK JEFFRIES have emerged as two premier assistant coach, before coming to always do things as a sta*f," said Sports Writer assistant coaches. With the addition GSC. Said Backus about coming to Backus. After the dismal 1980-81 this year of L.J. Kilby, another GSC, "I really wasn't interested in Backus, too, has many responsi- basketball season, when the GSC experienced assistant coach, the staff the job at the outset. I came down for bilities, and is in charge of certain team went 5-22, Frank Kerns was has become one of the most well an interview and when I stepped off areas of the program—recruiting, for brought in to revitalize the then rounded and experienced in the the plane, there were people I knew instance. "I usually have the first faltering program. Through hard southeast. and people my wife knew. I'm really contact with the players from a work and a dedicated staff, Kerns has glad that I came." recruiting standpoint, so I get to turned the program around. Two Mike Backus began his coaching Beginning his fourth year at GSC, know them a little better at the outset. assistant coaches, who suffered career at Hampton Institute, Backus is happy with the progress I act as a liaison in some respects. It's through that dismal year, remained coaching players older than himself. that the program has made in the last good that players can come to me on staff as Kerns took the helm. Mike He was then head coach at Savannah three. "All of us came in together new with a problem and talk to me about Backus and Mike Jeffers, who are State for six years. He moved to and we took something and molded it it," said Backus. now beginning their fourth year at Armstrong State for two years, and together into a final product that was Coach L.J. Kilby is new to the GSC and their t.hiH under Kerns, then Ohio University, both as an able to win some games and go to post program this year, although he too season play. That's gratifying in abounds with coaching experience, itself," said Backus. his most recent tenure being at Mike Jeffers was 20-years-old Lincoln Memorial. Kilby handles when he got his first coaching job. much of the team business: travel After graduating from GSC in three arrangements, practice times, etc. years, he became the head coach at Said Coach Jeffers, "What is unique Metter High School, becoming the about our staff with Coach Kilby now youngest head coach in the state. He here is that everyone has been a head moved from Metter to Appling coach at some level." County High in Baxley for a year, Coaching responsibilities are also as a head coach. Then when he broken down and divided on a daily got the chance, he came back to GSC. basis. One coach always watches "I didn't stay at the high school defense. Other areas are covered level very long, but it was a chance for depending on what is being me to be a head coach and to run a emphasized. program. It was a good experience, I The way the players are taught wouldn't trade it for anything in the makes the difference. Said Jeffers, world," said Jeffers of his high school "There's always an adjustment coachine experience. period with new players. They're Since his return, Jeffers has been learning how we coach and what we able to grow with the program. "The expect of them. We expect a lot; and the one year before Kerns was players respond." Added Backus, enlightening," said Jeffers. "The "The way we coach will never Head coach Kerns depends on help from assistant coaches. situation needed a lot of discipline change, because those are the basic when Frank got here; he put the fundamentals of the game. We may discipline back into the program." change emphasis, as from speed to Although an assistant coach power, but our philosophy never generally makes suggestions instead changes." of decisions, Kerns' staff really Frank Kerns knows that his contributes as a whole. Every coach coaching staff is a dedicated and has an opportunity to coach and talented group of coaches. "I think grow. Said Jeffers, "Even though we're very fortunate to have such a Frank makes the final decision, he capable staff. Mike Backus is a very gives us an opportunity to coach. In good recruiter, one of the best in the many of the upper division schools, country. He has a great rapport with assistant coaches never get that the players. Mike Jeffers is very chance. I get to coach, recruit and dedicated and very organized. He scout. I handle our player's academic works extremely hard and is good responsibilities, making sure they are with all phases of the game. L.J. proceeding satisfactorily toward Kilby has been around and knows the their degrees. I get to do a little of ropes; he is an asset to the program," everything," he said. said Kerns. 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Ma^iafr——a»a>aMi»»^iB Page 16, February 2,1984, The GEORGE-ANNE- GSC now 12-7 Eagles upset TAAC leader Houston Baptist By JIM TORELL Eric Hightower, GSC's leading must have said something to his guys to start fouling. GSC shot six for Sports Writer scorer, showed a lack of practice due during the intermission because they eight in the final minute and half and The Eagles took a big step forward to his sore knee scoring only seven, came out smoking. Kerns reminded sealed the win. in the TAAC by defeating conference three of which came on a three-point the team of the turn around that came The win against Houston Baptist, leader Houston Baptist 57-54 last shot to open the game. Hightower about this time last year, and the previously 14-4, and 5-1 in conference Saturday. was picked up by Jefferson's strong Eagles responded by turning this play, was a big one. The win is In a bruising, physically off-the-bench performance, however. game around. especially big looking at GSC's next demanding game, the shortest man The Eagles out scored HBU 8-2 in two games. GSC takes the road and in uniform made the difference. After Hightower'8 opening three- the first three and a half minutes. heads for Louisiana. Kerns has yet to GSC's Reggie Watson was the pointer, the two teams traded lay-ups After three more lead changes, win a game in that state since taking leading rebounder in the first half. until Bill McNair slam-dunked two of Hargrove changed the lead for good. over the Eagles. Centenary, GSC's Ron Jefferson, a junior guard, scored his 12 points to give GSC a lead they With a power slam, Hargrove put opponent tonight, and Saturday's foe 10 points on five shots and did not wouldn't give up until late in the half. GSC on top to stay 45-44 with 7:18 to Northwest Louisiana, are both turn the ball over. With three minutes to go in the go. extremely tough TAAC rivals. Watson wasn't the only Eagle half, HBU's Terry Hairston hit a Clutch shooting from Jefferson, GSC's next chance to play in the leader. Morris Hargrove anchored the three-point shot and followed it 30 who showed "tremendous poise," friendly confines of the Hanner Eagle offense with 15 points and seconds later with another basket to according to Kerns, enabled GSC to Fieldhouse will be next Thursday pulled down five rebounds. Although take the lead. Another three point mount their biggest lead of the game, against the University of Arkansas the Huskies Anicet Lavodrama, a 6-8 shot, this time from Darryl Jones 51-46. The Huskies were then forced at Little Rock. African, and 6-6 Larry Hollins helped with one second on the clock, gave the to out-rebound GSC, it was "Big Mo" Huskies their biggest lead of the that continuously came up with the game, 29-25, going into half time. big play. GSC head coach Frank Kerns SPORTS
In the land of the Redwood Trees, it's Memphis State, Sam Perkins of North pretty hard to replace Gulliver. I still feel Carolina, Greg Stokes of Iowa, Wayman that Ralph Sampson, four years down the Tisdale of Oklahoma, and Melvin Turpin, line, will be the greatest basketball player also for the Wildcats of Kentucky. in the history of buckets. When he gets . Pat Ewing, I feel, will blossom the same upper body strength, and more of a way as Ralph, after he gets out from under competitive edge that will come from being the All-State hands, the protective security beaten on night after night in the blanket of Coach John Thompson, and heavyweight division, he'll be dynamite. away from the relative tickle fouls, touch It's only a matter of time. fouls, of collegiate ball. He has vision of the Ralph's quantum leap to the NBA court on both ends, knows how to paw the removes the shadow all others had to play ball out, and motors up and down the court in, but the question now is: Who's the heir with the speed of a point guard. apparent? The elite aircraft carrier? The When you're gauging Patrick, don't Redwood by which all others must be ever count the number of blocked shots, measured? If I hjave to pick the next Empire because for every blocked shot he has, State Building, the next Mt. Everest, my there are three additional intimidations move is to Patrick Ewing, the 7-foot, 220- that allow him to play the best one-man '^^"^WKKWIP8 pound junior from Georgetown. When-you zone in the college game today. Eagle guard Ron Jefferson, who shot 100 percent from the floor, talk shot Mockers, move him to the front of the class. He's tough and intense. A shot Ewing's body is by Fisher, created by played with "tremendous poise." blocker and changer who plays each game God for the NBA, Olajuwon, at 7-foot and like it's his last and has unbelievable 240, is a shot-blocking terror with offensive quickness. Patrick may be the incredible timing. He's on a par with one Ewing not on Dallas, but you can bet Ewing, butdoes not currently have enough the big Hoya Hill needs a millionaire-size basketball experience. His Houston style of Ruggers split with UGA security box the minute he decides to hop play under Guy Lewis is closer to one pro on the NBA bus. than Georgetown's but the Dream is still Patrick Ewing does it all. He plays mechanically-oriented, which is part of the excellent facing the basket, is picking up foreign style of play. By PAUL HARRIS up quickly for line outs and hitting offensive moves, can now put the ball on In a match-up between these two 18- Sports Writer hard in the rucks and mauls. This the floor, and without a doubt, on the wheelers, I feel they would neutralize each The GSC Rugby Club took the type of play gave opportunity to the defensive end. The only challenge he has is other down in the print. Both are defensive backs to move the ball down field. The from Houston's nose-bleeder, Akeem "The webs, because of their youth, which was field last Saturday and split two Dream" Abdul Olajuwon. spent playing soccer, which gives them games with the University of Georgia University of Georgia defeated the The next echelon of players is there, but eye-leg coordination where most Rugby Club. Eagles in the first game by a narrow they don't have the laundry list of the Americans have eye-hand coordination, margin of 13-10. But in the second above-mentioned two. They would be in but Patrick would get the offensive edge Both games were played with game, GSC beat UGA 16-12. alphabetical order to avoid a sandfight, away from the hoop. GSC takes the pitch this Sunday Sam Bowie of Kentucky, Ben Coleman of Right now, Patrick and the Dream are strong scrums as well as quick back Maryland, Michael Cage of San Diego the two Secretariats, but when push comes lines. GSC's scrum was particularly at Oxford Field playing The Citadel. State, Stuart Gray of UCLA, Keith Lee of to shove, I have to give the nod to Patrick. impressive in both games by setting Kick off will be at 1 p.m.