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NONPROFIT ACADEMIC EXCEUfNCE ORGANIZATION Spaced out photos U.S. POSTAGE PAID SOU1HERN —See p. 3 PERMIT NO. 286 STATESBORO, GA 30458 The George-Anne NUMBER 64, VOLUME 9 GEORGIA SOUTHERN COLLEGE, STATESBOKO, GEORGIA 30460 THURSDAY. JAN. 19, 1984 GSC student killed in single-auto accident
Palmer, 18, of Augusta, received By CAROL ADAMS minor lacerations to the face and News Editor arms. Robert Copeland, 18, of College The accident occurred on Park, was killed in a single-auto Chandler Road in front of Johnson accident at approximately 1:00 a.m. Hall were the vehicle left the road and Sunday morning. struck two trees. Copeland was Troy Palmer, the driver of the car, thrown from the car and died has been charged with vehicular immediately from head injuries. The homicide. Charges for DUI and rate of speed has not been possession of alcohol by a minor are determined. pending. He was released on a $5,000 There will be a coroner's inquest bond. , today on Copeland's death. Psych, probation lifted
By CHARLOTTE PARRISH realize, she added, is that there is a News Writer difference between seeking a degree The school psychology program in education and working for a has been removed from the list of 46 certificate to teach in public schools. University programs placed on probation by the Board of Regents and the State Department of Education, according to Anne Anderson Hall closed for repairs Flowers, Dean of the School of By CAROL ADAMS Education. A "statistical error" was "Sanford, Deal, Olliff, Warwick, cover personal belongings." He said News Editor and In the Pines also suffered that it is for this reason that both the acknowledged for the mistake in Anderson Hall has been closed evaluating the program. damage from burst pipes, but none Eagle Eye student handbook and the due to damage caused by water pipes was as extensive as Anderson," said new housing contracts point this* out. Last quarter both the school which burst during the near zero Burkett. These dorms were not closed. He encourages students to get psychology department and the art temperature weather over the Water in Anderson caused coverage under their parents' education program were placed on Christmas holidays, according to Pat ceilings to fall to the floor, along with homeowner's insurance. probation after students did not score Burkett, director of Housing. light fixtures. The carpets were Brighte Miller, an Anderson a 70 percent pass rate on the first soaked and tiles underneath the resident, said of her losses, "I feel like taking of the Teacher Certification carpet buckled, according to Burkett. Test during the last five years, The 84 residents of Anderson were Flowers said. The art education "Unfortunately, the temporarily moved to Cone Hall until program is still being penalized. vacancies were found in other dorms school cannot be respon- The State Department and the on campus. Because of the sible for any damage to Board of Regents are setting up circumstances "two or three girls" personal belongings. guidelines which the school will were allowed to break their housing follow to help upgrade the art contract, said Burkett. Most students are filing education program. If test scores Damages are roughly estimated to through their parents' have not improved by spring of 1986, cost $80,000 in repairs, according to insurance. —Burkett the Regents may discontinue the Larry Davis, director of Auxiliary program. Services. Davis explained that GSC is "We have seen some changes in self-insured by the State of Georgia it's unfair to me, but there's nothing the art education program during the and that the reimbursement will the school could do either." past three to four years. If we were to cover putting the building back into "Residents of Anderson handled take the scores since June 1981, an 86 the shape it was in before. themselves very well. Scrapbooks percent pass rate has already been and mementos, along with other established," said Flowers. "I feel like it's unfair to personal belongings were ruined, but they pulled together to help each She further added that all me, but there's nothing other and were very patient" said education programs were approved the school can do Burkett. by the National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education either." Water also damaged 15 on every level from Bachelors to —Anderson resident apartments at In the Pines, seven Masters to specialists degrees in all apartments at Sanford Hall and two areas. rooms in Olliff Hall, according to "Unfortunately," said Burkett, Burkett. The Warwick Hall "We have even raised our "the school cannot be responsible for penthouse also flooded due to burst admission requirements so that we any damage to personal belongings. pipes and caused the t.v. area and can maintain what has already been Most students are filing through their front lobby to flood. Deal Hall established within our programs," parents' insurance." reported leaking in the attic. she said. Davis added, "We are concerned Burkett said that Anderson Hall One thing that people fail to that the State of Georgia does not will not re-open until Fall quarter. Page 2, January 19, 1984, The GEORGE-ANNE- SADD chapter GSC stadium low bid accepted Jpj By MARTY NESBITT A letter of agreement has also construction since mid-December, gains national Assistant News Editor been entered into with Dixie Wagner feels the extra time taken for The GSC Stadium Committee has Contracting of Savannah to do the negotiations did not significantly affiliation accepted a bid of $1.75 million from utility work for $485,000, said hamper stadium progress. "We feel Foster and Cooper Company of Wagner. that we are on schedule within reason By SABRINA BELLOSPIRITO Atlanta to do the stadium general and everything points to the fact that News Writer the stadium will be ready in contracting work and construction is Although some areas of the The Georgia Southern expected to begin this week, stadium site have been ready for September," said Wagner. Chapter of Students Against according to Athletic Director Bucky Driving Drunk (SADD), has Wagner. recently become affiliated with Negotiations were carried on the national SADD chapter. Frank throughout December and a letter of Sanders, a sophomore, is the intent was signed with the company founder of the GSC chapter and is late in the month. currently president. SADD is beginning its second quarter of GSC freshman existence at GSC. Originally, the chapter killed in holiday started out as "Students Against Drunk Driving," but the name auto accident had to be changed to become affiliated with the national GSC freshman Kelly Morrow of SADD organization. Sanders Acworth, Ga., died Monday, Dec. 12 feels that the name change will of injuries received during an be more effective in that it brings automobile accident. driving drunk down to earth and Morrow remained in a coma for a SGA fails to meet quota "includes all of those who drive day after the single car accident that and drink." occurred when she was traveling By JEAN SATTERTHWAITE meetings apparently was reached by Staff Writer the Presidential Advisory Committee The national SADD organiza- home from school Sat., Dec. 10. tion was started in September Surviving are her mother, Mrs. Despite the stipulation in their of the SGA. constitution which calls for three full Outside of the only full meeting, 1981 in Boston, Massachusetts. It Durward L. Rhodes of Acworth; was not started as an father, Thomas E. Morrow of senate meetings a quarter, the SGA the senate was contacted only on one called only one meeting fall quarter, other occasion; their input was organization against drinking Atlanta; brother, Charles Morrow of alcoholic beverages, but rather as Atlanta; and grandparents, Mr. and according to Richard Lane, president requested to deal with the major of SGA, because they didn't think budget cuts which affected GSC a way to speak out against Mrs. John K. Morrow Sr. of Decatur. driving drunk. Morrow was a 1983 graduate of there was a sufficient number of during fall quarter. According to items to be discussed. The decision Since then, there have been North Springs High School and a Lane, a full meeting was not called at not to call the additional required over 6000 high school SADD resident of Hendricks Hall at GSC. that time because he wasn't sure that there was enough time to call a chapters and some college meeting and "there's often a lot of chapters started. According to apathy among the senators." The Sanders, "the goal of SADD is to SGA Constitution calls for a educate students against the ■ minimum of 24 hours to call a dangers of driving under the -- ; meeting. influence of alcohol." m "During fall quarter we have a lot He also feels that it is of different services which we offer," important not only to bring the WifeSaver problem to the high schools, but said Lane. "These run all year long, like the t.v. and refrigerator rentals, to the colleges as well. but most of the work has to be done "Driving under the influence Invites You To fall quarter. Most of our time was of alcohol doesn't stop with high spent working on these services. We school. It's a problem that weren't ignoring the senate at all." includes college students as TAKE ADVANTAGE According to John Nolen, Dean of well," said Sanders. He hopes to Student Affairs, an agenda has get college students involved in already been made which would the signing of contracts where OF VALUABLE COUPONS allow for the required minimum of they will promise not to drive if i three meetings for winter quarter. they had too much to drink. One meeting has already been held. Check Your Landrum Box for Booklet of * 15.00 Worth of Coupons. Statesboro Academy of
TRY OUR HOME-COOKED j MARTIAL ARTS VEGETABLES! INVITING NEW STUDENTS— Karate (Shoto & Tae Kwan Doe) Special Introductory Meal Plans Judo (Kadokau) Open to men, women & children — no age limit Available. Call for Details—681-6428 Masoud Ayoubi — PKA Full Contact Fighter New York, French and European champion r ACROSS FROM SPORTS COMPLEX come by: #4 Windsor Village — next to Physical Facility NEXT TO KMART -The GEORGE-ANNE, January 19, 1984, Page 3 Registration successful JR By GARY TANNER that occurred during registration, News Writer and nothing that was not expected. Don Coleman, GSC Registrar said The most common problem was the new computerized registration having the control number of a course NEWS sytem went, "extremely smooth." He written incorrectly on the schedule said there were only minor problems sheet, Coleman said. Jackie Cooper of the Registrar's office said that there are over 6,400 Space technology photos at museum students registered for classes this quarter at this time. She said that By DEBRA JONES Exploration of a Planet will be shown interplanetary space. The Planetari- News Writer each Saturday in January at 2:30 registration for graduate students is um show will be shown on January still going on. Advancements into space p.m. Planet Mars will be shown at 15, 22 and 29 at 3:30 p.m. technology will be shown through the 2:30 p.m. on Sundays in January. The Individuals and group tours are Coleman said the registration use of photographs of the sun, the films will offer a special insight into invited to come and view this system is just the first part planets, and their moons at the the atmosphereic and geologic spectacular exhibit. of a complete student infor- Georgia Southern Museum until Jan. mation system to be imple- 29. mented here at GSC. "Exploration of the Planets" The new system is not only easier presents 31 of NASA's most for students, but for registrar's office significant and visually stunning personnel also, Coleman said. Now photographs of the planets, their when a student goes through the moons, and the sun. Outstanding in registration line the registrar has an i the collection are four giant sized immediate record. photographs of Venus, Jupiter, An unscientific survey of students Saturn, and the sun. Also featured are showed support for the computerized a view of the Earth taken by the 1972 registration system. All who i Apollo mission and a view of Saturn responded to questioning approved of and its rings from the 1980 Voyeger I the changes. flyby. These photographs are the Freshman John Webster said of results from the past ten years of the new system, "I thought it went a space exploration. lot smoother than the first Through evidence gathered from registration." Sharon Ann recent exploratory missions, Montgomery is a transfer student scientists are beginning to who had computerized registration at understand the nature and evolution J her old school. She said of the GSC of our solar system and have gained system, "I liked it. It was much easier insight into the unique characterist- than last quarter." Jeff Joyce, a ics of Earth. Using sophisticated junior majoring in political science photographic techniques, "Explora- said simply, "It was a lot better.' tion of the Planets" records and composition of our solar system. The celebrates a decade of U.S. exhibition was produced by the achievement in space exploration. Association of Science-Technology ROSENBERG'S DEPARTMENT STORE Included with the exhibition are Centers with the assistance of the Downtown Statesboro 764-2113 *-: three films entitled Universe, Planet National Aeronautics and Space Mars, and Mercury: The Exploration Administration. Its tour is made of a Planet. Mercury: The possible through generous support Fatigues, Painters Pants, Overalls Duckheads from The General Electric Foundation. Thermal Underware, Wool Socks Also included with this exhibit is a free Planetarium show and a replica Staff parking of the solar system both of which offer COUPON VALID$3.00 THRU 1/3/84 on Purchase over $10.00 a close-up study of the planets and By MARTY NESBITT Assistant News Editor Due to a need for extra staff parking space on campus, the off- campus student parking on Herty Drive from Georgia Avenue to the entrance of "A" lot has been converted to staff parking. According to Cpt. Sidney Deal of Campus Security, the conversion was approved by the Traffic Safety Committee and became effective this quarter. Students were issued warning tickets for parking in the area during the first week of the quarter as an informative measure. Signs have been erected designating the area for staff parking only and fines are now being issued for parking there, said Deal. Fines will also be issued to students parking at Knight Village Apartments located f directly across from Oxford Hall. According to Deal, this action is being taken due to several complaints from Knight Village Apartment residents. :**"•%"• Vv*^5gS
Page 4, January 19, 1984, The GEORGE-ANNE- Carol Adams The Geozge-nnne Asbestos story untold KEVIN LIEVSAY DAVE PERRAULT Editor Managing Editor Asbestos is a material used in report until January 10. And if, as my buildings for fireproofing and source said, the dorm samples were in insulating. It can be found in floors, the first half of the report, the CAROL ADAMS DANNY WHELAN ceilings and walls.. administration may not have been News Editor Business Manager Asbestos has recently been found informed correctly about those to cause cancer. The EPA has reports. Editorial views expressed In The G eorge-Anne are not necessarily those of the Georgia Southern determined that any amount of On the other hand, maybe the College administration or faculty. Signed columns are solely the viewpoint of trie writer. asbestos over one percent can be administration just didn't want to be hazardous to your health. informed. I suspect that they had an During the past summer, samples idea of what was in the first half of were taken from every building on the reports and did not want to be campus to be tested for asbestos. informed of its contents. This would After one quarter, GSC students make it a lot easier for them to keep An ounce of prevention still don't know the results of those the information quiet and say "I tests. didn't know anthing about it." The recent tragedy on the campus of GSC really makes one stop and Results from half of those samples I'd never go as far as to say they think. Is drinking and driving worth taking the risk of injuring or have been in since the beginning of just plain-out lied. Manipulated killing yourself or someone else? It is so easy for a person who has been fall quarter. Vice-president Bill Cook information maybe, but not lied. drinking to ask a friend for a ride, why don't more people do it? said that the administration is As a newspaper, it is the waiting for the second half of the If a person is old and mature enough to drink, then he should have responsibility of the George-Anne to ft enough responsibility to know when to stop. And if he does drink too report to come in before he releases report any information concerning much, he should realize that getting behind the wheel of a car is any information on the first half. students. Since we have not been extremely dangerous. The administration also said they given any information from the could not read the report because it We at the George-Anne would like to encourage everyone to enjoy administration, we cannot give the was coded and they did not know how students a news story. their time here at GSC, but please do so in a mature and responsible to read it. However, they did know The situation of the asbestos way. If your're going to drink—DON'T DRIVE!! enough to tell reporters from the report is something that does not George-Anne and the Statesboro need to sit on a desktop unread for a Herald that those samples showed no whole quarter. It is something that Flu bug bites GSC threat to GSC students. Specifically, the students have a right to know they said that sample reports from immediately. dorms were not back yet, and the only The administration should have It's flu season again. levels over one percent were in boiler taken the initiative to find out what it The miseries, stuffy noses and soar throats have already hit the GSC rooms. said. ^~ campus.If you don't have it, consider yourself lucky. At that time during fall quarter, In any case, the administration, Take the necessary precautions now to avoid the flu bug.Wear an another source gave me reason to whether faultless or guilty, has extra sweater along with your coat when you go outside.especially if you believe that those samples did include downplayed the presence of asbestos plan to be exposed to the cold weather for more than just a fewminutes. dorms and that they were over one on this campus. They have been *1 Not eating right seriously lowers your defenses to sickness. So, if you percent. sitting on information that should must eat pop corn and coke for dinner, take some kind of vitamin or This past Friday, Jim Vanden- have been made known to students as suppliment to give your body a chance to fight back. heuvel, the architect for the soon as it was available. University System, confirmed that If you've already been stung by the flu bug, take the proper steps to The flow of information should "we do have asbestos near insure a speedy recovery. Don't assume that it will just "go away." not be controlled by the administra- dormitories." He told me that he has tion. It is not the administration's Protect yourself form the flu this quarter. It's worth the trouble. had these test results for "a few privilege to decide what the public weeks." should know and what they should My question is, "Why didn't the not. administration tell us this?" The point is, we as students have a Stadium will take time Giving them the benefit of the right to information about anything doubt, let's say they were on this campus concerning us. It is up misinformed. It is a fact that GSC did to journalists to print it responsibly not receive the second half of the and accurately, so please allow us! A recent complaint heard around campus deals with the progress of our stadium. Many students feel the work is going too slowly and that little more has been accomplished than a shifting around of piles of dirt. Come on everybody! It takes time to build a "world class" stadium. We all need to be a little more patient and keep in mind the old adage, "Rome wasn't built in a day." £ We at the George-Anne are excited about our future stadium and are patiently looking forward to its completion in September. I
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 FRED RICHTER, Faculty Advisor
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over the head thirteen times with a I couldn't help noticing Mike fact, is the most expensive of all blunt object, and stabbed 51 times. Oswald's dismissal of anti-football sports. Furthermore, there are ways Athlete wants From this time on the judicial opinions as "prejudices" and "letting of "cooking the books" so that system of this country has gone off steam." Does he need to be supposedly academic money can be PE credit continually down hill. Rudolph Tyner reminded that any opinion—pro- used on the grid iron. And who has and Charles Manson both deserve to anything or anti-anything—that is not heard about the outragious, even criminal means that some schools DEAR EDITOR die. Manson was spared, unfortun- not founded on facts and reason is a prejudice? Now that may be true of have used to recruit players and of the As a member of the Faculty Senate ately, but Tyner got what he professors who hate football on any actual illiterates that have played Athletic Committee, the SGA Senate deserved. pretext, but many of us who like football and basketball for some and the GSC golf team, I feel I do not condone the method by football are disturbed by what we, in schools? Opinions that differ from compelled to voice my opinion on a which Mr. Tyner met his fate, but I'm good faith, fear may happen as a one's own are not necessarily knee- subject that I believe will benefit the happy his life was not spared. Tony result of the team. Money for jerk reactions. student athletes of GSC. Cimo had every reason to believe that programs and faculty salaries, in Donald M. Davis I believe all student athletics Tyner would never be executed and fact, is very limited, and football, in English Dept. should be given one hour of physical rightly so. As a US. citizen Rudolph education credit for every quarter he Tyner had the right to appeal and he or she participates on a GSC varsity exercised this right. For an appeal to Dave Perrault team. The time that a team member be processed, through the judicial must set aside for practice could be system, requires mounds of paper used to take a PE course if he or she work and about eight months. With were not on that team. Most sports the backlog of court cases today, require many hours a day for sould a convicted murderer be Capitalism made easy practice. allowed this privilege? Many people share my view oa this subject. UGA has this system, One solution would be to limit the For too long the Soviet Union has the old capitalistic standbys such as and so does Georgia Tech. How can number of appeals to a higher court to been exporting it's brand of marxist L.L. Bean , Sax of Fifth Avenue and GSC hope to get better athletes and three. After the third appeal is denied, communism into the free world.The maybe include an Izod Lacoste university status if we do not offer the the execution should be carried out. Soviet invasion of Afganistan and catalogue to help promote the ever same benefits as the other two big Until one court has the courage to their involvement in Central America popular capitalistic image: the schools in the state? I'm not trying to carry out an execution, senseless clearly shows how serious the Soviets preppy looK. get out of work, I just think that the killings such as these will never cease are about carrying out their plan for I can see it now, "Comrade Yuri, varsity athletes of GSC schould be to exist. world domination. Comrade Yuri, the new L.L. Bean rewarded for the time they put in for Personally, if my parents were But what are we,as Americans catalogues have just arrived. What GSC athletics. murdered, I would be first in line to supposed to do about this problem should I do?" Matt Barnes pull the switch. that threatens our very existance? "Easy Comrade, bring them to my Jack Wynne Build more nuclear missiles? Stop office so I can place my order...uh, I selling grain to the Soviets? Protest at mean...uh...so I can give the order to the U.N.? have those capitalistic documents Judicial Since none of these past policies destroyed." Opinions are have ever worked,I think it's time for But our covert capitalistic blitz a new game plan to deal with the reds. couldn't stop here. system Lets start exporting capitalism Next we'd put stage two of the plan worth hearing behind the iron curtain as part of a into effect. This would introduce our two part plan. most secret weapon of exporting DEAR EDITOR capitalism: the broadcasting of As the song says, "Mild, you don't For the exporting of capitalism to decaying American television behind the Iron understand" a few things about be successful, we have to show the DEAR EDITOR academic freedom and the need to average, everryday, communist Curtain. On January 25,1971, the Superior hear differing opinions. worker what he is missing as a result Game shows would have to be one Court of the State of California, in of his government's restrictions. of the first and most convincing of all and for the city of Los Angeles, found I'm willing to concede that there is Stage one of this plan consists of our programs that show how the Charles Manson guilty of one count no call for professors who should be mailing, airlifting, and smuggling capitalistic system really works. of conspiracy to commit murder and discussing English or history or thousands of mail order catalogues Shows such as Family Feud, Wheel of seven counts of murder in the first chemistry to spend twenty or thirty into the Soviet Union. Fortune, and of course the ever degree. Manson was moved to San on the GSC football team—or any Catalogues from all American popular Price is Right are enough to Quentin Prison to await execution. other irrelevant topic. And in an age stores such as Sears & Roebuck, J.C. get us going. After seeing game show of declining enrollments a football host Bob Barker give away $500,000 i On February 18, 1972, the Penney, and Hickory Farms would be California State Supreme Court team is probably a good way to keep the best to start off with. Imagine the in one hour, the Soviet people would announced that it had voted 6-1 to enrollment up—and I'm far from looks on the soviet workers' faces have to beleive that capitalism has I abolish the death penalty in the state saying that the students attracted by when they see all the goods they could their best interest at heart. of California. The opinion was based football will be borderline retarded. ever want right at their fingertips in Of course there are some shows we on Article I, Section 6, of ther State But since when is a student not to the form of a Sears catalogue. would not want to show right off the Constitution which forbids "cruel or be exposed to professional opinion Now once the common Soviet bat until most of the Soviets unusual punishment." that differs from his own? Isn't that people had their catalogues, the understood the true nature of ** Charles Manson was spared from part of the reason why people go to people in the ruling class or capitalism. Shows such as "cruel or unusual punishment," when college? And as for students' communist party, as they prefer to be Dallas,Falcon Crest, and Dynasty the punishment displayed toward his mindless parroting of professors' called, would feel a little neglected for tend to give capitalism a bad name. victims was nothing short of opinions—well, that happens with not having received their catalogues. Watching J.R. try and topple an oil barbaric. Voytek Frykowski was one issues far more important than But instead of sending them an company every week would not make such victim. He was shot twice, hit football teams and stadiums. everyday Sears catalogue, we'd send too much sense to someone who has been working for the sole good of the I III !■■ II II I ».. government all his life. Well, there it is, a nonviolent, two stage plan for exporting capitalism to LETTERS POLICY those less fortunate behind the Iron All letters to the editor are subject to standard editing policies for taste, libel, etc. The Curtain. It contains no radioactive editor reserves the right to reject any letter. There is no word limit on letters and they are ingredients, no grain embargos and published on a first come basis. Letters should address issues and not attack individuals, no long and unproductive U.N. and all letters should be signed. It will be the editors decision whether or not to print the meetings; just lots of good ole' name. Letters should be addressed to: The Editor, The George-Anne, Landrum Box 8001, capitalistic American know-how. A Statesboro. Ga. 30460 or brought.by room 110 Williams Center. , plan so crazy it might just work.
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News & Views By JEAN SATTERTHWAITE FEATURES Since this is somewhat after the first of the new year, I'm sure most people have already made their new year's resolutions; many will have already been broken. I must admit to Curing the winter quarter blahs being one of those people who never say what their resolutions are, that By KATHY KENNEY way noone will know if I've kept Features Writer them or not. You can blame the winter blahs on I knew one person who made new shorter daylight hours and the year's resolutions easy-she resolved resulting shortage of vitamins to gain weight, smoke more, and to be usually given by the sun. nasty to her roommate. I imagine she But that may be too technical an found it easy to keep such a set of explanation for what amounts to resolutions. mild depression or the "blues". There is another side to the This most common type of resolutions game-making them for depression is usually brief and others. These are a few that I'd like to doesn't seriously interfere with see a few people keep: normal activities. President Reagan: That no If you experience feelings of American soldiers should be killed hopelessness, sadness or lonliness overseas this year for no known you are more than likely depressed. objective or purpose. The state legislature: To make a "Depression is an overall feeling," point not to pass drinking laws that said Audrey Campbell, a counselor at would have an effect on those in the GSC. 19-21 year-old age group who do drink It's so overall you may not know responsibly. exactly what is the matter, she said. Dale Lick, Bill Cook, and who ever Signifigcant of unhappy events else is involved with GSC's monetary such as holidays, a move or a setback policy: To keep some money from the may trigger depression. budget to use as a contingency fund to Symptoms of •depression include deal with the inevitable budget cuts. changes in behavior, different Campus security and whoever in feelings and physical complaints the administration who deals with without cause. parking: To take measures to improve Changes in behavior may mean the now poor off-campus parking neglecting responsibilities and conditions. appearance, agitation and even irritability about unimportant Friends are a good source of Karen Branyan, a senior, said, These are just a few ideas, and I'm matters. understanding. Talking about your "When I'm depressed I like to go work sure it is easier to make resolutions The depressed person may problem is a step toward ending out or visit friends." She said the for others than to make them for one's perceive things differently.. There depression. If there is a specific work out relieves her tension. J» self. could be an emotional emptiness and problem, discuss it fully with the loss of warm feelings for friends or people involved. Teresa Hendley, a sophomore, family. Mixed perceptions may also Talking about your depression said she rarely gets depressed but result in lower self-esteem and even with a counselor at the Counseling when she does she sleeps it off by guilt. Center in Rosenwald Building is taking a nap. Other indications of depression another alternative. They are trained Scott Bingham and Robert Willis are sleeping disturbances, lack of in various counseling techniques to both freshmen have different views energy and digestive upsets. help students cope with their about ridding themselves of problems. depression. Everyone probably recognizes some of these symptoms within Before talking about problems, himself but when symptoms are however, the depressed person needs Bingham said, "I drink when I get severe and lasting it is time to get help to examine his feelings and decide depressed." or help yourself. what it is troubling him. This takes Willis said, "I lock myselFin my You can take action to make life an honest and sometimes painful room, listen to Al Jureau and run smoother when you feel down. evaluation of needs. contemplate the problem." Books Seeing a doctor for a check-up and Learning how to cope with discussion of symptoms is a good Students relieve their depression depression is important. Understand for every idea. There could be a physical in several ways. The most popular the facts and recognize the symptoms dificiency causing depression. way seems to be visiting friends. that demand attention. 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The Virgin and the Gypsy (Monday, January 30, 7:30 and 9:30) Director: Christopher Milles. This movie version of BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed D.H. Lawrence's posthumously published novel, in deeply THIS IS MK5. UtmUW. ANP NOW, NOW fgltA5... MR. 0PUKT...WHy PON'T WetUJVST wE'ReAaws(CAU.y striking color, blends the 5IT TOWN FOR A NIC6 l£FT/5T"5, H6KE... rebelliousness and romaticism of CHAT ANP WORK THIS urrie THING OUT... girlhood with the conviction and imagination of young woman- hood. "A beautiful and engrossing film. Nothing short of masterly" —Judith Crist, New York Magazine.
The Third Man (Monday, February 6, 7:30 p.m.) Director: Carol Reed. The haunting zither ^L^m^mm theme music, the cobbled streets and crumbling architecture of divided Vienna, the ghostly script by Graham Greene (from Miscellany focuses on man, technology his novel), Orson Welles as Harry Lime—it adds up to one of How close is "Big Brother" Foulkes. "It would be nice if know GSC students can provide, I cinema's undisputed master- watching? This year's issue of the everything was oriented around the intend to enter it in regional and pieces. Miscellany, GSG's yearly publication theme, but all entries will be national competition." of students' literary and artistic considered. Quality is what really works, may not have all the answers. counts." But Guy Foulkes, editor* hopes the Submissions to the Miscellany overall focus of the magazine will can only be made by GSC students, examine how accurate Orwelle and are judged by a panel consisting actually was. of faculty, local residents of Statesboro, and students. Winners "The real thrust this year," said will be announced in May, and there Foulkes, "is the '1984' issue. Man and will be scholarship checks and first, technology is our theme." second, and third place winners in all "I believe that the sciences have a categories. lot to offer, even in literature. My In addition to providing cash colleagues in the biology department prizes, Foulkes points out that the have submitted electron micrographs Miscellany provides excellent of the skin of a tick to the Miscellany. exposure for students' works. They almost look like a lunar "This is an ideal opportunity for landscape," said Foulkes. "This is a those interested in fine arts to have a perfect example of art as revealed by publication even before they leave technology." college," said Foulkes. "In fact, if this magazine meets the standards I And coupling art and science is nothing new to Foulkes. In addition to spending a great deal of time studying in GSC's ararology (ticks Affordable luxury and mites) group, he has also participated in numerous Theater For Your South (formerly Masquers) productions, as well as submitting Special Guests various articles to the George-Anne. Foulks has also submitted entries to the Miscellany for the past two years. Stock: Although Foulkes hopes that the SKIRTS • PANTS • BLOUSES - TOPS Miscellany will be oriented around SPORTSWEAR - DRESSES - OUTERWEAR technology this year, he emphasizes NOW REDUCED EVEN MORE! that the primary goal of the magazine will be to print high quality work. SAVE UP TO 80% "The purpose of the Miscellany is SAVANNAH: STATESBORO: to serve as a showcase of the most SKIDAWAY t VICTORY DR. COLLEGE PLAZA outstanding student literature, poetry, art and other, media," said, Page 10, January 19,1984, The GEORGE-ANNE- GSC football Eagles successful in 1983; go 6-5 By GREG CLAY GSC averaged 371.1 yards per game, carry, and Tracy Ham led the Eagle State, and 353 yards rushing against Sports Writer limiting foes to only 310.1. 2,938 of passing attack, averaging 94.4 yards Catawba. GSC's most yards in total Overall, the 1983 football season GSC's yards were gained on the per game. offense came in the Troy State game, has to be considered a successful one ground, while 1,151 were gained The Eagles also had several when they gained 477 yards. The ■4 for Erk's Eagles. passing. Melvin Bell led the Eagles in impressive season highs. GSC gained Eagles also made 25 first downs in Besides the 6-5 final record, GSC rushing average with 5.9 yards per 202 yards passing against Valdosta that game. for the most part dominated GSC's largest touchdown play opponents in team statistics. came against Troy State when In total points, the Eagles roverback Hugo Rossignol inter- outscored opponents 263 to 206, cepted a Trojan pass and returned it enjoying their biggest win against 95 yards for the TD. Mars Hill, 35-9. GSC suffered its Among individual season highs, worst loss in a 7-4 defeat to East Melvin Bell had the longest run from Tennessee State. scrimmage for a TD—73 yards In a scoring by quarters, GSC against Central Florida. Trach Ham scored 52 points in the first quarter, hit Monty Sharpe for 47 yards for 81 in the second, 80 in the third, and GSC's longest pass for a TD. 50 in the fourth period. The Eagles Britt Barker had GSC's longest scored an average of 23.9 point per punt; a 55-yard effort against ETSU. game, holding foes to only 18.7 Gerald Harris led the team in TD's points. in a game with three against Kicker David Simmons made 25 of Presbyterian. 27 attempted extra points, and eight Freshman Clint Harper rushed for of nine field goals for a total of 49 178 yards against Savannah State to points. In scoring, he was only lead the Eagles in rushing yards, and surpassed by Tracy Ham, who scored Ham had 240 total offensive yards 66 points rushing, and Gerald Harris, against Valdosta State. who led the team with 68 points. Against the same Blazers, kicker In first downs, GSC led opponents David Simmons attempted and made 214 to 169, getting 147 first downs three field goals. rushing and 53 passing. The Eagles GSC and head coach Erk Russell had a third down consistency of 43.2 are eagerly anticipating the start of percent, converting 71 of 164. the 1984 Division I-AA football The Eagles gained 4,089 total season, and the completion of the new yards, holding opponents to 3,412. ■■■ stadium. 1983 SCHEDULE AND RESULTS GSC FOE ATTEN. 29 33 5,815 UALR hands Eagles first TAAC loss 35 21 7,913 27 28 7,378 By JONATHON DUKES Behind Eric Hightower and Tracy With seven minutes left in the game, GSC drew within six at 57-51, 25 11 6,278 Sports Writer Myles, the Eagles roared back and i GSC found nothing but drew within two at 31-29 on a Myles but Kerns' Ealges could get no closer. 7 24 7,248 inhospitable hosts in Little Rock this layup with four minutes left in the The Trojans used accurate shooting 24 27 4,500 year as the Eagles fell 79-66 to UALR first half. down the stretch to hold off the 10 3 3,917 in their first conference road game of The Eagles trailed 35-30 at Eagles. 27 16 5,894 Hightower led GSC with 18 points. r the season. intermission. 9 9,385 Morris Hargrove scored 14 before 35 The foul-marred second half 29 0 1,000 The Eagles dropped to 9-5 overall belonged to the Trojans as they hit 14 fouling out and Myles add 11. and 2-1 in the TAAC with Arkansas- of 18 free throw attempts to GSC's —GEORGIA SOUTHERN RUGBY SCHEDULE three of seven to put the game on ice. Winter Quarter Little Rock moving to 6-3 and 2-0. January 21 AUBURN (home) ■ -^ The Trojans jumped to a lead in UALR was just as accurate from the January 28 UGA(home) f00 the first half, stretching their field on the final 20 minutes, hitting February 5 CITADEL (home) ^ advantage to 12 with 10 minutes 15 of 19 shots for a whopping 79 February 11 FT. STEWART (home) JOO percent. February 28 PARRIS ISLAND (Parris Island) 2:00 remaining. March 3 GOLDEN ISLES (Brunswick) 2:00 Spring Quarter March 31 ALBANY (home) 2:00 • -' ' April 7 ARMSTRONG STATE (home) 2:00 April 14 EMORY (Atlanta) 2:00 April 15 GEORGIA TECH (Atlanta) 2:00 April 28 UGA (Athens) 2:00 GEORGIA SOUTHERN RUGBY OFFICERS (any interested person call:) President — David Williams 681-3486 Vice-president — George Ladson 764-7716 Animal trainer — Brent Nichols 764-2085 B.S. Man - Paul Harris 681-3695 All games in Statesboro played at Oxford field. Practices held Tuesdays and Thursdays at 4:00 at Oxford field.
Welcome Back GSC Students At LEVIGATE we have savings up to40% on OP's, Levis, Hang 10, Espirit, organically grown, Clavin Klien. "Check out our new spring apparal" Statesboro Mall 764-4977 J Statesboro HEALTH AND BEAUTY MART 314 S. Zetterower Ave. 764-4747 Professional Beauty Supplies & Vitamins 10% DISCOUNT WITH STUDENT I.D. ti^M^-n r«»^ kHHJ Page 12, January 19,1984, The GEORGE-ANNE Eagles lose in squeaker By JONATHON DUKES Samford connected on seven of eleven Sports Writer tries while the Eagles hit only one of Nail-biting finishes have become five attempts. the rule and not the exception for GSC Eric Hightower again led GSC 18 basketball. Saturday night against points. Bill McNair added 10 before Samford, the Eagles finally saw what fouling out. it was like to be at the short end of one of those finishes. Two free throws by Bernie Matthews with two seconds left were the difference as the the master chef of his own restaurant He Bulldogs put down the Eagles 63-61. College basketball has seen only four modern dynasties-by modern I mean in the tells you what to order, cooks the food his With their second consecutive last 26 years-and they would be UCLA, way (...) and it's so good the customers keep Kentucky, Indiana and North Carolina. coming back for more! conference road loss, the Eagles went Rounding out the magic four are the Tar to .500 in the TAAC at 2-2 and 9-6 The dynasty is the school that does not recruit, but selects. When they call the blue Heels from Chapel Hill, who have won overall. chip high school, the phone is always everything in 'sight with the dynasty GSC bolted to a quick 10 point lead answered. They are usually THE school in startingf with Frank McGuire in the 1950's the state as far as tradition and prestige, when North Carolina was NCAA champ in six minutes into the game and held a the school that is habitually on national 1957. Now they have broken through the nine point advantage with 10 television. sound barrier under Dean Smith, who made it to the final foir six times and minutes gone. Most obvious, of course, is the world created by John Wooden, The Wizard of finally grabbed the brass ring last yeyear. At that point, Samford found the Westwood, at UCLA. Nobody won more range from the new three point line. than John Wooden. Starting in 1964, he won 10 NCAA titles in 12 years, a record Four three-pointers and a layup that will never be matched. This makes BflSHg turned a nine point GSC lead into a him the Caesar of college basketball, and two point deficit. The Bulldogs Larry Farmer his disciple, Marc Anthony, ' Now just what makes a dynasty? As I carried that margin into the locker is carrying on today. said, the school has to be THE school in the The Bruins usually go nine deep with state, it has to govern its conference, and room. every kid being an all-stater and potential it's always the team the other seven or The Eagles fell behind 51-44 with first round draft choice. They normally eight schools vote against. It has to come win more than half their games during 10 and a half minutes left but began a from a basketball state, which all these warm-ups. Their cheerleaders are better four do, and it has to be THE sport in the comeback of their own. A Travis Filer known than the winning teams of some school. It also has to get network exposure. layup gave GSC its first lead since the major conferences. The coach of a dynasty is a power Second is the University of Kentucky, broker inside his own school, and many first half with six minutes on the which started with The Baron, Adolph times in his home state; a guy everybody clock. Rupp, who won 880 games in 41 seasons, wants to see run for governor. If he has a With the Eagles down by two, and is beiong continued today by Joe B. basketball camp in the summertime, it's Hall. The Wildcats seat 23,000 for every always SRO, without any big advertising Filer canned a 10 foot jumper from the home game at Rupp Arena. They have campaign. He has his own TV and radio baseline to knot the game at 61. done more damage to the Southern show, and is a key clinic speaker-a guy his Conference than Sherman did when he fellow coaches want to hear. A foul on Filer sent Matthews to went through Atlanta. The last, and most important criteria of the line for his last second heroics. d.-J The Wildcats are true thoroughbreds. a dynasty, is it has to repeat over and over. The TAAC's new three point line They have won the NCAA championship The four teams I mentioned-UCLA, five times, and probably run the best Kentucky, Indiana and North Carolina- proved to be the difference as REGGIE WATSON college basketball program, in the nation have won the NCAA championship 20 today. Basketball in Lexington is a way of times between them. UCLA 10 times, life, socially oriented, the Park Avenue Kentucky five, Indiana three, and North sport for the in-crowd. Joe B. Hall is just Carolina two. The NCAA is 26 years old, one of hundreds of thousands who bleed which means these four have won it more blue in the commonwealth. than half the time. At Indiana, again the baton has been Now that's consistency. THE GEORGE-ANNE passed, this time from Branch McCracken, There is one school, inb my opinion, who won the national title in 1953, to that's knocking on the door to join the Bobby Knight, who has won it twice since dynasty club, and that's Louisville. All the 1972, when he took over for McCracken. ingredients are there: Denny Crum has Basketball in Indiana is Hoosier Hysteria brought the Cardinals out of the shadow of that makes football take a rumble seat and Kentucky, they're almost there, they've light up the moonlight on the Wabasha. come close. But they still don't have the Bobby Knight's dictatorial style of key to the executive washroom yet, because yesterday is also the envy of every coach of the Wildcats of Kentucky, who are in the SPORTS who has a fear of administration, parents process of building their own Ming and ballplayers. Knight is his own man. dynasty. GSC controls game Lady Eagles down nationally ranked Gators By KARLA REDDING matched GSC in rebounding, they Coach Jeannie Milling took her Milling said. This adjustment Sports Writer were glad to see the first half come to ladies into the locker room feeling certainly helped make the second half The GSC Lady Eagles may have a close. GSC's Beverly Wilson ended very confident. "I told them to make a more exciting than the first. The suffered a defeat against Valdosta the 22-35 quarter by scoring two few adjustments on offense so we Lady Eagles kept the ball in their State Friday night, but victory was points at the buzzer. rould get the ball downcourt faster," control most of the quarter. Once the only feeling in the Hanner again, Beverly Wilson, along with Fieldhouse Saturday night after the teammate Trina Roberts, came back ladies defeated nationally ranked making excellent lay-ups. Guards University of Florida Lady Gators SI- Lisa Poller and Jean Garris also contributed to the victory by scoring The Lady Eagles started six and eight points respectively. displaying excellent teamsmanship and continued to use man-to-man defense to prevent Flordia from By the time the score was 58-47 scoring. However, the Lady Gators with the Eagles out front, the Lady also proved to be experienced with Gators began to foul their opponents defense. But this did not stop forward left and right. This served as only an Beverly Wilson from scoring 13 advantage to the Lady Eagles points in the first half. Debbie Myers, because out of the 24 foul shot who has been injured most of the attempts made, 20 of those led to a 51- season, was substituted for starting 66 vicotry over Florida. player Cathy McNeil, but was taken out shortly after her leg injury began GSC's Lady Eagles are 7-8 so far, to give her problems. However, Myers and have had a fairly good season. was able to contribute two points With ten games and a tournament left before returning to the bench. to play, they could end up with a Even though the Lady Gators Lady Eagles work on Florida. championship season. I'