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f I T f*\ A DAILY THE GEORGE-ANNE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2005 Tropical storm Students offer help Ophelia worries for victims Students find Florida coast

By Casey Altman By Ron Word T—ZZ Assistant news editor Associated Press Ophelia near two Katrina devastated the gulf refuge at GSU JACKSONVILLE - Brisk wind 2004hurricar^) coast Sept. 29, leaving thousands Free tuition offered to at least 11 students displaced by hurricane and forceful rain from Tropical of people homeless. Families are Storm Ophelia moved through living in shelters across the South this beachside community from Houston to Atlanta. In the By Adam Crisp Wednesday, sending tourists scur- wake of this disaster, many people Managing editor rying inland and driving surfers have volunteered their time and out of the churning Atlantic. money to help, including Georgia Rachel Kohn knows she's one The tropical depression off the Southern and Statesboro residents, of the lucky survivors of Hur- coast strengthened into a tropical offering dozens of ways to help ricane Katrina. storm early Wednesday and could relief efforts. The Tulane University sophomore bring strong winds and heavy rain to central and northern Florida Eric Powell, graduate assistant is among 11 students from the Gulf \ < at the Greek Life Center, said coast attending classes at Georgia over the next few days. Gulf of \J /v-Y sororities and fraternities had Southern in the wake of last week's The Jacksonville area is one of Mexico Jean^ torrential storms. University of- the few spots spared any serious ^J=#trSept. 2004 ^\, ,! received a big response. ; "They have come in throwing ficials expect as many as eight other damage from the six hurricanes ^ CUBA ~^_ around different ideas," said Pow- students to attend classes here at least that have hit the state in the last Early Sept. 2004 ell. "It's really awesome that they temporarily. 13 months. 400 km "We have to wait and see are so willing to help." The students who are taking classes 400 miles ^CP^ © 200.^'KRT Yesterday, "Bus Stop Heroes," here this semester hail from Tulane, what (Ophelia) is going to do. volunteers from Phi Mu, Zeta Tau Xavier and Loyola universities. The The possibilities are endless," said Alpha and Pi Kappa Phi worked school is granting the students free Steve Letro, a meteorologist with 15th named storm of the season, was tables at the Russell Union and the tuition for the rest of this semester. the National Weather Service in centered 85 miles east-northeast of Education Building stops, taking Kohn, who is a Statesboro native, Jacksonville. Cape Canaveral. It had top sustained over $900 in donations to be given says being away from friends and leav- Without strong steering cur- winds near 50 mph, up from 40 mph Adam Crisp/STAFF to the American Red Cross. ing behind New Orleans - her adopted rents, it was impossible to say earlier in the day, and was nearly Rachel Kohn stands in her parents'Statesboro yard.TheTulane sophomore The Office of Student Activities home - is a painful experience. what path Ophelia would take stationary. is among at least 11 students who are attending classes at GSU after being and Volunteer Services has or- "It's really heartbreaking," said or whether it would reach hur- A tropical storm warning, meaning displaced due to Hurricane Katrina. ganized "The One Million Chal- Kohn from her parents' rural Bulloch ricane strength, Letro said. Some winds exceeding 39 mph are possible lenge." Bill Pickett, the director of County home.. "It was a good thing I computer models had the storm within 24 hours, was canceled for areas student activities, said the goal of was with boys during the first part of isn't there. Everything is flooded and and went." moving farther east and away from south of Cocoa Beach but remained in the challenge is to raise one mil- the hurricane break because I didn't there is only one way back into the No one expected a hurricane to the coast, others had it going west, effect north to Flagler Beach. lion items. cry — I didn't know how they would city... there isn't any water or electric- actually hit. closer to shore, and some showed A tropical storm watch, meaning "We want groups tobe creative handle it. And then I went to Dallas to ity. But as soon as the city is ready, "Every year we get evacuated and it heading east and then looping those conditions are possible within with how they raise the items," a girlfriend's house and all we did was we are ready." we just go and we have a hurricane back toward the state. 36 hours, was in effect from Flagler Pickett said. "Some groups are pay- sit and look at the TV and cry." Kohn evacuated Louisiana shortly party," said Kohn. "We call it a 'hur- At 11 p.m. EDT, Ophelia, the Beach to Fernandina Beach. ing 10 canned goods as dues." Kohn arrived in Statesboro Satur- after going back to the campus for a rication.' We figured we'd be back in Groups will collect canned day. Since then the Bulloch Academy week-long orientation. Sheandalarge like a week, because that's what always goods, water, baby items, toiletries grad has been glued to the TV, plying group of incoming freshman she was happens." and non-perishables. for details. So far, all the news has helping to move were urged to leave Though Kohn said the evacuation The SAC will assist by acting as indicated that Tulanewassparedfrom their belongings in their dorm rooms has been an inconvenience, she admits a hub for communication and will much of Katrina's wrath. and head out. the experience pales in comparison Schools aims for arrange a pick-up service allowing "Right now, the plan is for us to "I had a few friends who were go- to torment depicted in TV news groups to schedule a time where open back up in January," she said. ing to San Antonio and they offered accounts. volunteers collect theboxed goods, "The city of New Orleans is pretty me a spot in the car," she said. "So I "I don't have my clothes and I'm more protections see HELP, page 9 much in despair. The infrastructure packed my suitcase and got my laptop see STUDENTS, page 5 after spring breaches

By Darren Jones Football returns to Paulson this Saturday Staff writer On April 23, a security breach By Chad Bishop ing out on top 34-15. allowed a hacker access to the Uni- Sports editor "They're a perennial power," versity Store server. said GSU head coach Mike Sewak. This happened primarily be- It s been nine long months since the "They've won a ton of Southland cause of a weak user password that Eagles last played a game in Paulson Conference championships, they've gave the hacker the ability to use Stadium. The students, the players, the been to the national championship, the bookstore server as a relay point coaches, and the fans are ready. Big and they're on the verge of having for an IRC chat session. As a result, crowds are expected for this Saturday's another great year." sensitive data stored on that server, home opener, as Georgia Southern Despite the Eagles (1-0, 0-0) such as credit card information, was plays host to fellow I-AA powerhouse already having a win and a game possibly compromised. McNeese State. under their belt, Sewak isn't giving Since then, many measures have been taken to both to rein- The Eagles are coming off a thrill- an advantage to either team. Special photo ing overtime victory over Northeast- "It'll be a push. They're going force security guidelines already in ern in Boston, and will try to continue to make some mistakes they don't place and implement new ones that by the university to increase security their winning ways against the Cajun expect to make, but they've also seen will ensure above all the students' efficiency and awareness. Cowboys of McNeese. The game our game films and will be better able confidence. TouchNet, the handler of credit marks the season opener for MSU, to prepare for what we're bringing to One such measure in place is the card information for WINGS, has whose first game against Southern the table." initiation of a credit card auditing been in close partnership with GSU University was cancelled last week in But with a game under their belt, program, headed by Scott Pearse of because they're not only certified the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. the Eagles do have a slight edge in Internal Audit. The program confers but they have policies we know McNeese State (0-0), out of Lake fixing some weaknesses exposed with every organization on campus and trust. Charles, La., has a football tradition last week in Boston. GSU's defense that deals with credit card informa- At least four more teams will comparable to that of GSU, winning allowed 38 points in the win, and tion such as the bookstore, Food be formed to address issues such as passwords, services, firewalls 6 Southland Conference Champion- Northeastern scored on its first four Services, and the Wildlife Center, and workstations. In addition, un- ships since 1991, and playing for a offensive possessions. to make sure they are as secure as Grayson Hoffman/STAFF necessary data has been removed national title in 1997 and 2002. The That defense will have to control possible. Players are anticipating a return to the gridiron this Saturday. Practice was and the remains encrypted. This Eagles and Cowboys last met in 2003 Senior quarterback Chris Jones, who Internal Audit is just one of the intense Wednesday as the Eagle prepare for kick-off. see CREDIT, page 5 in Lake Charles, with McNeese com- see FOOTBALL, page 5 many examples of the efforts made

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Parking services finds a space behind Landrum Thursday, September 8 By Jennifer Maddox 5 p.m. Staff Writer students. The total budget for this March on Hurrican Katrina Parking and Transportation Ser- project is around $500,000. Russell Union vices will soon have a new home Powell said three sites were con- Students can plege money to march- behind the Landrum Center. sidered for this project, one of which ers or give canned goods and join About two years ago, the parking included their current location on the march from Russell Union to office was located near Sweetheart Forest Drive. He said relocating be- the RAC. Circle. Unfortunately, that building hind Landrum provides convenience was vacated because of a mold proble. for students on campus and gives Saturday, September 10 This is what placed them in their cur- employees a place to park. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. rent location. The project is scheduled for Help from Harvey's As of now the office is temporarily completion in November, but there Harvey's located on Forest Drive next to the have been several construction chal- Greek members will be in front of ROTC building. lenges. the Grocery store collecting funds Relocating got them away from Contractors say the weather has for victims. the mold problem, but it was not a not always been perfect and given the permanent solution. Instead, the plan location they are working in, traffic 2 p.m.-6 p.m. was to house them there until a better, from Chandler conflict with efforts to GSUTailgating more permanent location could be bring in equipment and supplies. Russell Union and University Store provided. Thus, the motivation for "Construction is difficult and hard The SGA is raising money with a dunk ing booth and tailgating session. this project was sparked. to keep up with when delays happen, Students can bring non-perishable Construction on the new parking but it should be worth it in the end," items to dunk campus leaders and office began in May and is scheduled said Powell. ride the bus to the game. to be complete in November. It will Director of Parking and Transpor- serve as the new home for Transporta- tation Bob Chambers said there is an 6 p.m. tion Services starting next semester. uncertainty over starting something Jared Siri/STAFF Football Game Donations According to Myron Powell of the new by moving to a different lo cation, Construction continues on the Parking and Transportation building, despite setbacks due to weather and traffic, Paulson Stadium Physical Plant, the building itself is but the department is in need of a bet- the project is expected to be completed by November this year. University Housing will be taking approximately 3,500 square feet and ter location, and employees will have a donations during the game. will house about six to eight offices. better environment to work in. service that they started this year, al- their own home. He said it is antici- "We are hoping to do as much busi- They also anticipate having a lobby Chambers said transportation lowing students to pay parking tickets pated that this will lighten traffic at ness as possible on the web, but we will ♦ - area with 10 stations set up to help services is excited about the online and buy permits from the comfort of the office as well. still be here," said Chambers. 08-31-2005 • Fariba Aadelvand, 18, of Johnson • Hall, was charged with DUI. • Willis Addison Jr., 30, of Enterprise Raptor Center to expand 12 acres next year Road, Hinesville, Ga., was charged By Britt Davis will be a twelve-acre addition to the less snakes (including three species of Python. The purpose of these trips is different birds of prey. Some of these with driving with a suspended Staff Writer center. Among these additions will be rattlesnakes), fish, insects and even a to educate students about the wildlife include hawks, owls, vultures, and a license and obstruction of an The Center for Wildlife Education an aviary full of native songbirds and small alligator. There is also a large in Georgia and to teach the importance bald eagle. It is also home to Clyde, the officer. and the Lamar Q. Ball Jr. Raptor Center other species. room, which hosts many educational of wildlife education. mascot for the Atlanta Hawks. Clyde, • William C. Inabinet III, 23 of are home to many different species Another addition will be an aquatic programs for K-12 students from Outside the center, a boardwalk whose alias is Spirit, is flown at every Robin Hood Trail, Statesboro, of wild animals, including snakes, ecology station, holding a series of around the area. pathway leads' through the woods to home game in Atlanta. Daily flight was charged with obstruction of turtles, insects and different birds of different educational exhibits dealing "We have 10-20,000 kids a year six different habitats located in Geor- shows are also held at the outdoor an officer. prey like eagles and falcons. At the with ponds and rivers. One exhibit come to the Raptor Center," said gia. Some examples of these habitats amphitheater where the birds of prey • Nishant Mahashkumar Rand- center, students can learn about the will be the wetland area, which will Tim Brewton, educational program are hills and mountains, wetlands and fly over visitors and the staff gives erwala, 21, of Chandler Road, different animals that are located here demonstrate the importance of the fil- coordinator for the Center. Brewton even a replica of an old tobacco barn, general information on each bird, Statesboro, was charged with * -, in Georgia. tering effects of our state's wetlands. said they visit many schools around which houses two barn owls. Along describing the bird's habitat and how possession of marijuana and Plans for expanding the center are Inside the center, visitors can expe- the state, taking different snakes and this pathway is home to the center's they hunt. headlights requirements. already underway. Phase II, which rience the "Down to Earth" encounter, birds with them. Oneof these snakes birds of prey. The center opened in 1997. The • Hunter Meade White, 18, of Eagle 1 will begin construction next year, housing reptiles such as turtles, count is an eleven-foot Albino Burmese The center is home to about 28 idea originated with interests to get Village, was charged with minor in an eagle back in 1991. Steve Hein, possession of alcohol and obstruc- the center's director, was contacted to - tion of an officer. Come to Statesboro's ONLY see if Georgia Southern could get an • A student reported that a child eagle. Hein, who is a licensed falconer, was at the Russell Union without discount Inkjet and toner supplier started designing the center with help her parent. from Jim Fowler, host of the wildlife • A student reported that she was show Wild Kingdom and personal the victim of simple battery in NEVER P4Y RU PRICE FOR PRINTER M AGM friend. Construction started in 1992 Kennedy Hall when someone and the rest is history. she knew threw clothes in her HP, Lexmark, Brother, Get yomr ifflk ca face and grabbed her by the arm and neck. Epson, Canon, Xerox, The Center for Wildlife Educa- Bell & Sharp Cartridges tion and the Lamar Q. Ball, Jr. 09-01-2005 Raptor Center • Brandon Tyler Broich, 18, ofEagles Landing Apartments, Statesboro, f , Next to Big Lots in Statesboro Square m • Located on Forest Drive, was charged with minor in pos- tihm anyone in town across from the Public Safety session of alcohol and public SB Building intoxication. • Clay Sanderford Howell, 20, The center is open Monday- of Campus Club Apartments, 89-1320 Friday from 9:00-5:00 and on Statesboro, was charged with mi- i*$ttL~%m Saturdays from 1:00-5:00 nor in possession of alcohol. • A Kennedy Hall resident reported . his laptop computer was missing. j| • A student reported her purse was missing from the Russell Union. • A student reported someone used her personal information to >•m open a cable-provider account in it Columbus, Ga.

09-02-2005 • A computer monitor and some computer cords were taken from the Southern Courtyard computer lab. :: 09-03-2005 it*. * • Michael Brian Melancon, 18, of Brannen Bridge Road, Sylvania, Ga., was charged with underage drinking. ;: • Leonardo Gabriel Santaiti, 18, of 5 South Main Street, Statesboro, was •b charged with public indecency, underage drinking and possession of a false ID. • David Alexander Tootle, 18, of Metts Road, Statesboro, was charged with underage drinking.

if 09-05-2005 .. • Tyrus Lashaun Hamilton, 19, of ■ Woodbine, Ga., was charged with :: » failure to comply with a traffic control device and giving false information to an officer. • Alexander John Wheaton, 19, of ALLTECH - Main Street Village (Next to Hospi Brannen Hall, was charged with underage drinking. ASAP - 406 S. Main St. Statesboro • A suspicious person was reported ALLTECH- 1596 Chandler Rd. Statesboro . . at Watson Hall. ALLTECH - 5966 Ogeechee Rd. Savannah . . . • Two cell phones were taken from Eagle Village.

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• ONLY IN AMERICA THE BIG STORY stories by The Associated Press "rsJ L_ J--\_j \j^-w % School offers mule training ?\M- Bob Denver, TV's Gilligan, dies at age 70 n-i It was supposed to be just a three- egg-headed professor on "Gilligans desert island for all of TV eternity , ©LOS ANGELES — Sugar the hour tour and, if the critics had their Island." "That's a tremendous legacy for and, when the seven castaways actu- mule was anything but sweet. way, "Gilligans Island" would have been someone from Hollywood to leave." ally got off the island in a film sequel, She bit her owner, kicked him and The 23-acre artificial lake in this forgotten after its three short seasons Gilligan may have been his signa- they wound up back there when dragged him around his corral. affluent St. Louis suburb drained * This summer, Will Green, 3 43- on television. But somewhere along ture role, but when he took the part Gilligan bungled the reunion cruise last year like a bathtub after the year-old warehouseman hauled the line in rerun eternity, television in 1964 Denver was already widely a year later. plug was pulled. A geologist the cranky creature to what is audiences fell in love with the goofy known to TV audiences for another His character was as lovable as he determined that water had eroded believed to be the nation's only character of Gilligan played by Bob iconic character, Maynard G. Krebs, was incompetent, and viewers em- fc layers of limestone, creating gaps mule school at Pierce College in Denver, who died Friday at age 70. the bearded beatnik friend of Dwayne braced the skinny goofball kid with the in the bedrock. Woodland Hills, a Los Angeles Residents of the subdivision It became a love affair that endured Hickman's Dobie in the "The Many white sailor hat. So did the Minnow's suburb. voted to contribute about $1,000 throughout the life of Denver, who Loves of Dobie Gillis," which aired on skipper, Jonas Grumby, played by Alan * Within a few hours, mule per home for repairs, spending a died of complications related to cancer CBS from 1959 to 1963. Hale Jr., and who always referred to Gil- charmer Steve Edwards had Sugar total of about $650,000. treatment at Wake Forest University Maynard G. Krebs' only desire ligan affectionately as "little buddy." behaving like a lamb, obediently By last month, the lake was Baptist Hospital in North Carolina. was to play the bongos and hang out "As silly as it seems to all of us, it has » waltzing around a dusty corral on almost back to its normal level He had lived in recent years in Princ- at coffee houses, and he would shriek made a difference in a lot of children's a length of rope. and it had been restocked with The Arizona-based Edwards is eton, WVa. with terror every time the word "work" lives," Dawn Wells, who played farm Associated Press thousands offish. the point man for the mule train- "One thing I can say about Bob and was mentioned. girl Mary Ann Summers, once said. In this photo released in 1963 by Last week, however, residents ing program that Pierce College the show is he entertained generations, Gilligan on the other hand was "Gilligan is a buffoon that makes mis- CBS, Bob Denver is seen on the set noticed that the water was drop- launched in 2002 to promote its and everybody approached us and him industrious but inept. His bungling takes and I cannot tell you how many of "Gilligan's Island"; he died of com- ping again, by at least a foot a day, sagging equestrian program. in particular with love and a smile," stranded his tour boat's skipper and kids come up and say,' But you loved plications from treatment he was Colella said. The class quickly became him anyway."' receiving for cancer, his agent said. ♦ > - The lake must drain completely said Russell Johnson, who played the their five passengers on an uncharted popular with baby boomers and before a geologist can determine active retirees enamored with the exactly what the problem is, he Old West and eager to explore rug- said. * ged back country. More than 100 people from all over the country have taken the $42 weeklong Man drives horse to ,classes at the school's Equestrian ♦ Education Center. work, saves money Starting Tuesday, Pierce will of- ©MINOT, N.D. -Jim Jundt was so fer a semester-long course in mule determined to rein in his spend- •riding. ing on gasoline that he got out of Edwards teaches basic mule bed early and rode his 14-year-old packing, treatment of injuries quarterhorse mare to work. .and disease and how to com- Jundt lives 15 miles south of municate as one with the long- Minot and works as a mechanic at eared equines whose hard work GoodyearTire & Auto Service in is chronicled in the Bible and in the city. 'history books. He said he and his co-workers had been talking about rising fuel Lake goes down prices, and he joked that he would ride his horse to work if gasoline the drain again ever hit $3 a gallon. His co-workers laughed, but 0WILDWOOD, Mo. -Did someone when the price at the pump "pull the plug again? Little more soared to $3.20 last week, Jundt than a year after it practically headed for the barn. disappeared overnight, Lake Ches- He said he was only five minutes tterfield is dwindling again. late riding his mare, Patty, to work. "Deja vu, all over again," said While he worked, Patty waited Bruce Colella, chair of the hom- patiently, eating hay out of the eowners'association board of back of a truck. ^trustees.

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THE GEORGE-ANNE DAILY EDITORIAL BOARD "Both parties deprecated war; but one of them LUKE HEARN, EXECUTIVE EDITOR would makewarratherthanletthenationsurvive; ADAM CRISP, MANAGING EDITOR FOR NEWS and the other would accept war rather than let it MORGAN MARSH, MANAGING EDITOR FOR OPERATIONS RACHEL WEEKS, NEWS EDITOR perish. And the war came."

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. * OUR VIEW Hurricane donation centers should be clearly marked AT ISSUE: Students should be aware of where they can donate to disaster relief

« • There are many ways to give food and mon- for the cause, but people need to feel confident At each station where donations can be what all the booths on campus are about because etary donations to people living through the that the money they are giving will be spent help- dropped off, there should be colorful signs and there are so many. devastation of Hurricane Katrina. Students are ing people left homeless and without food. banners encouraging everyone on campus to However, if students know that a booth has providing others with a way to help out too. Some campus organizations have set up tables contribute valuable goods to the devastation in been set up for hurricane relief efforts, their at- On-campus organizations have many volun- at bus stops to take up donations, but many the Gulf Coast area. titude may change. They may pause to read the teers collecting canned goods, non-perishable students walked right past them because they Most students walk right by tables because banners and consider helping out the homeless goods and money donations. couldn't tell what the table was there for. they think students are trying to sell them things. and hungry. In the Statesboro community, businesses There were no signs saying "leave donations When people come to campus to pass out Bible They may see what goods are being taken are also collecting cans and money to help, here" and no way to tell which organization the literature, some students walk out of their way to up and bring canned goods the next time they including local bars, the American Red Cross money would go toward. For all most students not have to encounter the evangelists. pass the table. They may even take out a check- and Eagle Diner. knew, the people at the table were selling do- The same thing happens when groups try and book and make a much-needed donation to There are plenty of ways to provide support for nuts or taking nominations for Homecoming collect money for their particular fundraiser. the American Red Cross or other disaster relief those in need, and it's good to take up donations Queen. Not all students care to take the time and see organizations. ♦ 4

Brandon Smith Adam Fogle Guest Columnist >i . Liberals are "un- Southern hospitality ': American" will triumph a T iberals should be very afraid...we [Conservatives] Hours of The Weather Channel, CNN and FoxNews .Liare much more prepared than our America-hating, coverage poured through my television this past relativistic counterparts to wage battle for the hearts and week. Night and day I have remained fixated on the fate minds of America's youth." of the Gulf Coast as Hurricane Katrina set her eyes upon This quote from the article "Democrats Should Be Very near-total annihilation. Afraid," written by Britton Alexander in the August issue As of Tuesday, 80 percent of New Orleans was buried • -» of The Conservative Statesman, made me stop and think under 20 feet of water and the floods continued to rise about the issues liberals fight for every day. rapidly. This isn't the first time I've heard a conservative call At least 80 people had been confirmed dead in Mis- all liberals "America-hating." The term sissippi alone; a number likely to "un-American" is also often used. increase. Now I don't consider myself a Millions are homeless. Millions are «l

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Soap star Mark Collier on campus Friday By Miguel Fuller humble beginnings, the future of his commercials. He moved to L. A. in hopes pack his stuff and catch a plane to New Variety Editor' career and where he spends his free ot gaining more exposure and learning York, and that he did. time. more about the Craft of acting. He spends his free time traveling to How far can you get with an account- Not only has Collier appeared in In 1999, "Sunset Beach," the now New Jersey visiting friends and trying ing degree from Georgia Southern? For several national commercials, he also dead NBC soap, came calling. He to stay on top of the 30 pages or more some it may be a nice cushy job with a hadabnefstinton"BeverlyHills90210," worked a few times a month as David of dialogue he has to memorize for each sweet car, for others it may be a lifetime and a recurring role on the short-lived the bartender - dispensing advice to week for As the World Turns' of dealing with numbers. And for some soap, "Sunset Beach." Since 2002, he has the dysfunctional characters of "Sunset When asked about his future, Collier a degree in accounting leads to a career showcased his acting chops on "As the Beach." excitedly talked about hishopes of mov- in daytime television. World Turns." Teen angst made the call in 2000 ing into prime time television. Take Mark C. Collier, a GSU alum- Collier admitted that he didn't have when Collier was cast in 'Beverly Hills "I would like to end up working in nus, who is known by many fans as Mike the best (5PA his freshman year at GSU. 90210' as Mitch Field. Like "Sunset films. To be able to work two or three Kasnoff, ex-race car driver, on the CBS Coming from a small town in Florida, Beach," "90210" was canceled after Mark films a year, plus the traveling would soap "As the World Turns." Collier will Collier said he immersed himself in the started. After a couple of years of odd be nice," he said. He talked candidly return to GSU tomorrow, Friday, Sept. night life of Statesboro his first term. jobs, Collier got the part he had been about how hard it can be to work on 9 to the PAC to discuss the business of Collier actually changed his majorthree dreaming of. a soap for a long period of time while acting. A question and answer ses- times before settling with accounting. "As the World Turns" gave the gift playing the same character. The actor sion, with an autograph signing He had plans to go work for his fathers that keeps on giving by offering Mark a does not get much opportunity to try to follow. accounting firm. job on the long running soap. Now Mark something new. RecentlyCollierspoke Acting didn't cross his radar while says he has the financial freedom to eat Mark wanted to come back to GSU by telephone about his in college even though he performed where he wants' and travel during the and help aspiring actors. in some theatrical productions while weekends. I asked him how he thought "I wish someone would have come Mark Collier, in grade school. fame changed his life—he laughed and told me about the reality of the busi- GSU grad and After graduating in 1993, Collier about not having to eat peanut butter ness," he mentioned. Next Friday Mark soap star made his way back to his home state, and jelly sandwiches anymore. When will return to his alma mater and give will speak Friday at Florida. While in Miami, he landed Collier accepted the job with "As the aspiring actors his take on the business ♦ * the PAC. several theatre gigs and some national World Turns" he was given five days to of acting. Special photo

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Lady Eagles sweep Grambling State Auburn, Ala.—The Georgia Southern volleyball team The Eagles showed a balanced offensive attack in the started off again a little slow but picked up momentum and defeated the Grambling State Tigers three games to none win, led by sophomore Bailey Coleman, 11 kills, junior didn't look back" Saturday afternoon in Auburn, Ala. Jennifer Charles and sophomore Gorana Back, both with GSU will next travel to Birmingham, Ala. to com- GSU (4-2) won the first game in a close 30-24 before nine kills, and senior lulia Porumbescu, who finished the pete in the UAB Tournament against the University of wrapping up the match winning games two and three, 30-19 match with eight kills. Alabama-Birmingham, Louisiana-Monroe, and Southeast and 30-14 respectively. The Eagles finished the road trip to "I was excited to see how balanced we were out there Louisiana. The Eagles will play Louisiana-Monroe Friday, Athens, and Auburn winning two matches and losing one. this afternoon," head coach Kerry Messersmith said. "We Sept. 9 at 11a.m.

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Georgia Southern Athletics Friday Men's Soccer hosts North Florida Volleyball vs. Louisiana-Monrot {Birmingham, AL), 11a.m. Volleyball at Alabama-Birmingham, 1:30 p.m. Women's Soccer vs. Morehead State (Green and White Invitational) Saturday Volleyball vs. Southeast Louisiana (Birmingham, AL), 11 a.m. Football hosts McNeese State, 6 p.m. Sunday Womens Soccer at Marshall (Green and White Invi- tational) Men's Soccer at East Carolina This weekends Georgia High School Football Scores (AP) - Avondale 20, Druids Hill 6 Camden County 73, Savannah 0 SoCon game Glynn Academy 53, Jenkins 16 MX. King 23, Cedartown 0 Mays 42, North Atlanta 21 Monroe 33, Mitchell-Baker 20 schedule Mt. Zion-Jonesboro 37, Forest Park 7 Savannah Christian 19, Bleckley County 16 Southwest DeKalb 21, Redan 19 Saturday, Sept. 10: Warner Robins 70, Stockbridge 7 Friday •6:00 p.m. Americus-Sumter 36, Southwest 6 Aquinas 35, Augusta Christian 0 Bacon County 22, Emanuel County Institute 12 Bainbridge 19, Cairo 6 Berrien 20, Atkinson County 15 Bowdon28,Alpharettal8 Bremen 41, Whitefield Academy 0 Briarwood 7, Thomas Jefferson 0 Brookwood 44, East Coweta 23 Brunswick 30, Windsor Forest 0 Buford41, Union City7 Bulloch Academy 14, Robert Toombs 14 @ Grayson Hoffman/STAFF Burke County 21, Cross Creek 7 Georgia Southern's Darius Smiley (9) looks for an opening Wednesday at practice. Butler 23, Josey 21 Calhoun 50, Pepperell 28 Calvary Day 35, Pierce County 8 Carrollton 23, Oconee County 3 Carver, Ala., 19, Peach County 12 Cedar Shoals 12, Salem 7 Central 28, Henry County 0 Chapell Hill 28, Villa Rica 13 Charlton County 25, Clinch County 13 Chattooga25,Model21 Eagle are home sweet home Columbia 21, Towers 0 Cook 34, Pelham 8 Coosa 28, LaFayette 26 Darlington 41, Dade Count)' 7 Parking near Paulson limited for students Deerfield-Windsor 34, Stratford 19 Dodge County 28, Claxton 0 Football Dougherty 14, Thomasville 0 By Adam Crisp around campus - located near each one Dublin 63, Metier 0 Dutchtown 21, North Oconee 6 started three of MSU's last four games in 2004, and is a Managing editor of the parking lots." Eagles Landing 29, Carver-Columbus 8 Early County 47, Miller County 6 threat with both his arm, and his legs. Ken Brown, GSU's police chief, says his East Hall 35, Rabun County 20 Southern will continue to use a two quarterback system, If students are planning to tailgate at officers will patrol all the lots for under- East Paulding 10, Ridgeland 6 Fitzgerald 21, Perry 3 with both Jayson Foster and Darius Smiley seeing playing this Saturday's game, don't expect to set up aged drinking. As in years past, kegs are off Flint River 41, Fullington 6 Flowery Branch 21, White County 0 time. Jermaine Austin will also look to have another stellar your grill behind Paulson Stadium - those limits, and when the game starts, students . Franklin County 34, Mill Creek 29 Gainesville 31, Johnson-Gainesville 12 performance at fullback. The Senior from Darien was named spaces are being saved for member's of should head to the stadium. George Walton 28, Sherwood 14 Gordon Central 27, Dalton 24,20T this week's Southern Conference Player of the Week. the Georgia Southern athletic booster's "We want to encourage people to be Grady 3, Blessed Trinity 0 Greater Atlanta Christian 27, Dawson County 14 club. responsible," said Brown. "Don't turn Greene County 48, Hancock Central 7 Katrina Relief at the game School officials are restricting parking tailgating into a block party. We want Habersham Central 3, Heritage 0 Haralson County 34, Alexander 0 Those wishing to make contributions to the relief efforts at the stadium since the construction of a everyone to have a good time before the Harrison 47, Campbell 6 Hart County 21, Washington-Wilkes 0 for Hurricane Katrina, they'll be plenty of opportunities for soccer/track and field complex absorbed a ballgame... but when the game starts, go Hawkinsville 6, Treutlen 0 Hiram21,Ringgold7 fans. Student Government will be sponsoring a dunk take, large chunk of the grass parking lot. to the game. Do not to sit around and Houston County 28, Crisp County 7 giving fans the opportunity to dunk some of their favorite Parking for students and other get plastered." Jackson 20, Macon County 12 wm Jefferson County 41, Harlem 12 student leaders. Members of University Housing will be non-boosters is available at several lots KMHS44,Sprayberryl4 Landmark Christian 40, Social Circle 21 @ taking donations during the game. around campus. The transit system will The parking lots Laney 14, Evans 0 Lanier County 45, Tri-County 0 McDonald's of Statesboro and Slyvania have joined run before and after the game. School The buses will begin running two Lee County 37, Turner County 32 Loganvillc 16, Eastside 3 efforts with the Savannah co-op to donate $10 for every officials say grilling and drinking will be and a half hours prior to kickoff for each Lowndes 52, Kendrick 0 Madison County 29, Jackson County 0 point scored in Saturday's game. allowed in all the designatedparking areas home game. The buses will run a continu- Madison County, Fla., 29, Valdosta 28 Manchester 42, Crawford County 7 - as long as the partying ends when the ous route beginning at Paulson Stadium Marietta 13, McEachern 7 Other Goings On teams kick off. and stopping at the following locations Marist 35, Etowah 7 Mclntosh County Academy 28, Appling County 28 -AtSaturdaynight's game, lookforthe Wal-Mart Kicking "Most of the parking spaces behind in order: Milton 24, Cherokee 17 Monroe 33, Mitchell-Baker 20 Tee Kid of the Game, a youngster who will rush the field to Paulson Stadium are being saved for Monticello 28, Calloway21 Morgan County 31, Commerce 3 retrieve the tee after the kickoff. boosters. There won't be any more $10 - The University Store and Union. Mundys Mill 26, Morrow 7 Murray County 35, Trion 19 -Verizon Wireless will sponsor a Student Tailgate at parking," said Patrick Osterman, the - The Performing Arts Center Nathanael Greene 38, Curtis Baptist 6 the Russell Union from 2:00-6:00 with all sorts of free food football team's spokesman. "There are - The Ceramics Studio Norcross 21, Centennial 10 North Forsyth 22, St. Pius 19 and activities. going to be several different pick-up points - The RAC Parking Lot. Northside-Warner Robins 14, Griffin 7 Northview 20, Duluth 14 Oglethorpe County 49, Our Lady of Mercy 7 Pacelli Catholic 24, Calhoun County 0 Parkview 35, Colquitt County 14 Paulding County 23, Lakeview-Ft. Oglethorpe 14 Pebblebrook 15, North Cobb 14 Pike County 49, Lamar County 35 * Portal 38, Tatnall County 21 Prince Avenue 29, Southside Christian 20 Randolph Southern 35, Westminster Christian 6 Randolph-Clay 42, Schley County 6 Eagles survive battle in Boston Riverdale 37, Lovejoy 34 Riverside 50, Central Fellowship Christian 0 Rockmart 48, Armuchee 6 ByMattRapp downs, bringing them into the red Roswell31,Popel4 Staff Writer Sandy Creek 20, Northgate 0 zone. Pulling themselves together, Seminole County 47, Albany 0 the Eagle D held NU for a field goal Sequoyah 24, Wheeler 0 Shaw 52, Spencer 0 Boston, Mass -The Georgia making it a 17-10 game. South Cobb 7, Shiloh 0 .7:00 p.m. South Gwinnett 14, Fayette County 7 Southern Eagles managed to win Jermaine Austin came up big Southeast Whitfield 24, Gordon Lee 6 Southwest Georgia 23, Terrell Academy 14 their season opener 41-38 in come- again with a 47 -yard carry to put the Starrs Mill 30, Spalding 17 Statesboro 35, Swainsboro 0 back fashion this past Saturday in Eagles right where they wanted to be. Tattnall Square 27, Edmund Burke 0 Boston against the Northeastern Temple 14, Mt. Zion-Carroll6 On third and one, Foster followed Terrell County 36, Taylor County 0 Huskies thanks to a last minute game Austin on a sweep crossing the goal Thomson 3, Liberty County 0 Tilt County 33, Irwin County 0 tying touchdown. line to tie the game at 17. Toombs County 34, East Laurens 7 Troup 42, Columbus 27 Things were looking very bad Orio's dominant field presence Tucker 37, Lakeside-DeKalb 6 Union Grove 41, Newton 15 as the Eagles found themselves in continued at the end of the half as Upson Lee 42, Hardaway 28 Vidalia 30, Screven County 7 a fourth and long situation. Coach he led the Huskies on a 71 -yard drive Walker 21, Cross Keys 14, OT Mike Sewakhadn't seen Foster com- resulting with an Orio TD run. Walton 31, LassiteV 24 Ware County 31, Wayne County 0 plete a pass all day, but with a gutsy The Eagles looked like a new team Washington 45, South Atlanta 0 Washington County 34, Putnam County 13 call Eagle fans saw the chains move coming out strong in the second half. Wesleyan 41, Banks County 0 Westside-Augusta 35, Greenbrier 23 after a 27-yard pass from Foster. In their first drive, Austin scored on Wilkinson County 48, Montgomery County 0 Woodstock 13, Kell 6 As time was running out, coach a phenomenal 60-yard run, nearly Woodward Academy 6, Lithia Springs 6 Matt Ftapp/STAFF Sewak seemed calm and collective on matching his career long. Thursday The Northeastern bench watchs from the sidelines as GSU kicker Jonathan the sideline, not calling a time out. "I knew what I had to do to help LaGrange 41, Jordan 0 Dudley puts the game-winner through the uprights. Then came the huge tying touch- the team out. I did my part. We were NFL Schedule Thursday down from quarterback Darius From 24 yards out, junior backfield, the All-American broke all disciplined at the end, but I just Oakland at New England, 9 p.m. Smiley to wide receiver Reggie Mc- Jonathan Dudley made his field a 40-yard run that ended at the wish we had been disciplined from Sunday CmwrnosR Denver at Miami, 1 p.m. Cutchen tying the game at 38. goal attempt, giving the win the an Huskies 4 yard line. the beginning," said Austin about his Chicago at Washington, 1 p.m. Houston at Buffalo, 1 p.m. NU had no chance to convert Eagle squad that never gave up all On the goal line, the Eagles performance in the game. Tennessee at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. @ any more points, making Sewak's day long. slammed fullback Brandon Andrews The Eagles brought in Smiley in N.Y. Jets at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Seattle at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. decision not to call any timeouts It was red shirt freshman Anthony into the end zone. the fourth quarter. For the first pass- New Orleans at Carolina, 1 p.m. Cincinnati at Cleveland, 1 p.m. crucial. Orio, a heavily recruited quarterback Anthony Orio came up big again ing completion of the day and the Tampa Bay at Minnesota, 1 p.m. In overtime the Eagles had the from New Jersey that shocked the on the Huskies second drive. NU season, Smiley dumped a three-yard Green Bay at Detroit, 4:15 p.m. Dallas at San Diego, 4:15 p.m. field presence that Southern fans Eagles in the first half passing for reached the 45 off a 27 yard pass pass to Austin to pick up 4 yards. Arizona at N.Y. Giants, 4:15 p.m. St. Louis at San Francisco, 4:15 p.m. are used to here at GSU, something 137 yards and 2 touchdowns. from Orio putting the momentum The Eagles had a very sloppy Indianapolis at Baltimore, 8:30 p.m. that had been missing for most of Within minutes of the first quar- right back in their hands. passing game on Saturday to say Monday Philadelphia at Atlanta, 9 p.m. the game. ter on the Huskies first drive, Orio The Huskies got tricky on their the least. GETTING Sunday, Sept. 18 Holding the Huskies to a quick threw a 46-yard touchdown pass to next play as they confused GSU fans In the following drive for the Detroit at Chicago, 1 p.m. Baltimore at Tennessee, 1 p.m. INVOLVED... fourth down, the normally reliable a wide-open Pat Graham to take an and players alike when flags were Eagles, Foster bounced his way in the Pittsburgh at Houston, 1 p.m. Buffalo at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. senior kicker Miro Kesic topped his early 7-0 lead. thrown without any whistles, leaving end zone for a 3 5-yard touchdown Jacksonville at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Are you interested in writing 39-yard field goal attempt, giving "I'm not sure but I think it was another wide-open 42 yard pass for run. Foster ran for a career high in Minnesota at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. for The George-Anne sports New England at Carolina, 1 p.m. GSU the chance to bring home a a busted coverage," Said A.J. Bryant a touchdown. rushing yards and touchdowns. San Francisco at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. section? If so, e-mail us at gas- victory after trailing a pesky North- after the game on Saturday. Atlanta at Seatde, 4:05 p.m. [email protected] GSU answered with a promising Unfortunately for the Eagles, the St. Louis at Arizona, 4:05 p.m. eastern squad all day. On their opening drive, the drive but only came up with a field momentum would once again swing Miami at N.Y. Jets, 4:15 p.m. Cleveland at Green Bay, 4:15 p.m. OUR STAFF Playing their usual game, the Eagles worked their way to midfield, goal ending the first quarter. back to the Huskies on a 94 -yard San Diego at Denver, 4:15 p.m. Eagles kept the ball on the ground, led by sophomore quarterback Jay- Kansas City at Oakland, 8:30 p.m. Chad Bishop Editor The Eagles defense continued to kickoff return by Husky return man Monday, Sept. 19 grinding their way into comfortable son Foster. struggle in the second quarter as NU Alex Broomfield's, even after his left N.Y. Giants vs. New Orleans at East Rutherford, N.J., Renaldo Stover Editor 7:30 p.m. field goal range. With Jermaine Austin in the successfully had back-to-back first shoe came off at his own 40. Washington at Dallas, 9 p.m. ! THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8,2005' I THE GEORGE-ANNE I PAGE 7 Women's Soccer drops Jermaine Austin earns SoCon Player of the Week

GSU News Service 3-1 decision to Winthrop in his career he received the SoCons 2003) but did break Adrian Peterson's ers, behind only Peterson now. Austin Senior Jermaine Austin was named weekly offensive award. previous season-opening best of 192 broke through on a 60-yard TD run GSU News Service Winthrop put the game away at "Offensive Player of the Week" by Austin gained 199 yards on 20 car- yards in 2001 versus Savannah State. and registered two other runs of 40- the 68-minute mark when freshman the Southern Conference office on ries, his second-highest single game GSU gained 474 yards on the ground plus yards. ROCK HILL, S.C. - Winthrop's Kristen Lee scored her first collegiate Monday. He helped Georgia South- total and most by an Eagle in a season- and 520 in total offense. The Eagles (1-0 overall) open their Chelsea White scored a goal and add- goal with a shot from about 12 yards ern rally for a 41-38 overtime win opener. The senior fullback missed He surpassed4,000 career rushing home schedule on Saturday (Sept. 10) ed an assist to lead the Lady Eagles to out to the left side of the goal after at Northeastern to start the 2005 on his personal best by eight yards yards (4,0§4) and overtook second against McNeese State, kickoff sched-. a 3-1 victory over Georgia Southern making a nice individual move to campaign. That marks the fourth time (207 against Florida International in place among the GSU rushing lead- uled for 6 p.m. This will be McNeese in women's soccer action Saturday elude her defender. afternoon in Rock Hill, S.C. GSU avoided a shutout when GSU was forced to use three Audrey Brown (Fort Worth, Texas) goalkeepers due to injuries to starter took a rebound from her own shot Laura-Ashley Harris (Jonesboro, off Winthrop freshman goalkeeper Cross Country team places fourth at Gamecock Invitational Ga.) and Katie Petroski (Dallas, Dimitra Poulos and scored an GSU News Service 110, and just ahead of SoCon rivals finishing time of 19:57 for 19th over- tight pack and I think we went out a Ga.). Sophomore Megan Macdonald uncontested goal with 13 minutes Columbia, S.C. - In their first meet College of Charleston and the Cita- all. Rounding out the top three Eagle little hard at the start of the race and (Lilburn, Ga.), a midfielder that left to play. of the 2005 season, the Georgia South- del, which finished with 116 and 117, finishes was sophomore Abby Bloom, the heat may have been a factor, but backed up Harris last season, went The Lady Eagles outshot GSU ern Cross Country team earned an respectively. who ran in 20:04 and placed 23rd. we'll take that experience with us and the final 68 minutes. 14-5asLeeledthe way for Winthrop overall fourth place finish at the Game- Clemson University and host The GSU field was completed by come back after Labor Day to prepare White put the Lady Eagles on top with four shots. Poulos was credited cock Invitational, Friday evening (Sep. school South Carolina took the top two juniors Jessica Kerzie (20:21) and Katie for the next event." at the 17-minute mark of the half with just one save as the Winthrop 2) in Columbia, South Carolina. spots in the Invitational with scores of Wilson (22:03) andby freshman Molly In all, 14 schools participated just after Macdonald had entered the defense limited Georgia Southern to The separation between the third 45 and 47, respectively. Trendell (23:43) and sophomore Meg- in the event, with nine Division I game at keeper. The freshman took only two shots on goal. The keeper through sixth place teams was ex- For the second consecutive year, gan Bien (27:54). Women's teams competing against a cross from Erin Foote and drove trio for GSU had a combined three tremely close. senior Brittney Jett finished fifth out "This was a fun competition and one another. the ball past a diving Macdonald for saves. The Eagles tallied a total score of of all runners at the event, clocking a we definitely learned some benefi- GSU's next test will come Saturday, the score. White was involved in the GSU is idle until Friday, Sept. 115 and placed just behind South- time of 19:11 in the 5K race. cial things", said Head Coach Shaun September 10th when the team travels second goal when she delivered a 9, when it meets Morehead State in ern Conference opponent Western Freshman Danielle Shaurette Meinecke. to Macon to compete at Mercer Univer- perfect pass to Ashley Abood who Huntington, WVa., at the Marshall Carolina (third overall), which scored followed Jetts performance with a "It turned out to be an extremely sity in the Mercer Atlanta XC. scored from 10 yards out. Green and White Invitational.

Men's soccer falls to Navy Delivery Team to face North Florida today at 5 p.m. at Eagle Field 2447 GSU News Service scored Navy's third goal only two 230 EAST MAIN ST. (912)764-9343 and a half minutes later. The Georgia Southern men's soc- Travis King gave the Midship- cer team fell 4-0 Sunday afternoon at men their fourth and final goal of Navy in the final game of the Naval the afternoon at the 80:40 mark. Academy Invitational. Adam Webb recorded two saves The Eagles are now 1-1 on the while William Alexander made year, while Navy improves to 2-0. his first appearance as an Eagle, THIS SATURDAY AND SUNDAY After a scoreless first half, Navy tallying one save in seven minutes opened the second period with of action. its first goal of the game as Addy The Eagles will open the home HALF OF OUR TOTAL SALES WILL BE DONATED TO THE RED CROSS Strasdas recorded his first goal of portion of their schedule Friday the year. evening as they host the North TO HELP THOSE AFFECTED BY HURRICANE KATRINA At the 58:39 mark, J.P. Murphy Florida Ospreys at 5:00 p.m. in the Please join us between 6 a.m. and 10 p.m. on either day to dine in. tallied the second goal for the Mid- team's inaugural game at the new shipmen, while Carter Stapleton Eagle Field. In their time of need, help us make a difference for those who need it most.

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7pm-10pm at the RAC - Unity Fest (free food, inflatables, informational tables, and more). "Go-sponsored with the Multicultural Student Center - MAXIMUM EXPOSURE

8pm in the Russell Union Theatre - Monster-In-Law movie ($2.00 entry fee) - REEL CINEMA Saturday, September 10' 2pm-6pm between the Russell Union and University Bookstore LaVene Bell-Koepke/Staff Seven hundred seventy-six freshmen moved into Eagle Village this semester. The residence hall has come a long - Tailgating at the Union - TRADITIONS AND SPIRITS (PLEASE way since its inception, but some construction continues. BRING A canned good or non-perishable item) New dorm not yet a Village' Monday, September 12' 7pm in Russell Union 2075 - Southern Travel Committee Meeting Although 776 students reside at Eagle Village, the clubhouse and residential parking lot are still under construction. Tuesday, September 13'

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Counseling and Career Development Center. Some of our Fall groups and workshops include: Serenity Now! The Drop-In Stress Management Group Gay, Lesbian, Bi-Sexual, Transgendered (GLBT) Group Self-Enhancement Workshop Women's Empowerment Group Contact the Counseling and Career Development Center for more information at: http:llstudents.georgiasouth.ern. edu/counseling/

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Septembers Deadline for M.Ed, students to register to take the January 7 Residence hall check in, 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Comprehensive Exams during Fall Semester 2005 January 7 New Student Orientation and Registration, Russell September 30 Mid-term grades for Freshmen due Union, 8:00 a.m. NOTE: Enrolled and former October 1 Final deadline for international graduate students to students should refer to WINGS (http://students. apply for Spring 2006 admission georgiasouthern.edu/registrar) for specific registration times. October 1 Priority deadline for domestic graduate students to apply for Spring 2006 admission January 9 Fee payment deadline for Spring Semester 2006 October 7-9 Family Weekend January 9 Classes begin (First Day of University Classes) October 10 Last day to withdraw without academic penalty January 9-12 Drop/Add October 21-22 Homecoming Classes canceled beginning at 2:00 p.m. January 13 $50 Late Registration Fee begins on Friday, October 21 January 16 Martin Luther King Holiday - Administrative offices October 24 Registration for Spring 2006 begins (Students should closed -No classes view WINGS for individual date and time) January 17 Attendance Verification Deadline for classes starting October 27 Academic Standards Committee meeting, 2:00 p.m. January 9-13 October 29 Comprehensive Exams for M.Ed. Students January 23 Fee payment deadline for registration or changing registration during Drop/Add period November 9 Final date to hold terminal or comprehensive examination, thesis and dissertation defenses February 1 Final deadline for international graduate students to apply for Summer 2006 admission November 15 Final deadline for domestic graduate students to apply for Spring 2006 admission February 20 Deadline for M.Ed. Students to register to take the comprehensive exams during Spring Semester 2006 November 16 Deadline to submit electronic theses and dissertations to College of Graduate Studies for final format review February 20 Early Registration for Summer Semester 2006 and Fall' Semester 2006 begins (Students should view WINGS November 23-25 Thanksgiving holidays for students - Administrative for individual date and time.) offices closed November 24-25 - Residence halls open February 24 Mid-term grades for Freshmen due December 1 Deadline for Spring Semester 2006 Undergraduate Admission Application March 1 Priority deadline for international graduate students to apply for Fall 2006 admission December 1 Last day of classes March 1 Priority deadline for domestic graduate students to December 2 Reading Day apply for Fall 2006 admission December 5-8 Final exams March 1 Deadline for receipt of Graduate Assistantship December 8 Deadline to submit final verified (approved) electronic Applications to have priority consideration for Fall thesis or dissertation to College of Graduate Studies Semester 2006 December 8 Final date for graduate and undergraduate students to March 6 Last day to withdraw without academic penalty apply for Spring 2006 graduation March 13-17 Spring break for students - Administrative offices open December 9 Residence halls close at 12:00 p.m. -Residence halls open December 9 Commencement March 15 Priority deadline for domestic graduate students to December 10 Christmas break for students begins apply for Summer 2006 admission December 15 Employee Tuition Assistance Program registration for March 25 Comprehensive Exams for M.Ed, students Spring 2006,3:30-4:30 p.m., Rosenwald Building, March 30 Academic Standards Committee Meeting, 2:00 p.m. second floor, or by web beginning at 3:30 p.m. April 1 Final deadline for domestic graduate students to apply Dec. 26-30 Christmas Holidays - Administrative offices closed for Summer 2006 admission April 5 Final date to hold terminal or comprehensive SPRING 2006 examination, thesis or dissertation defense Dec. 8,2005 Final date for graduate and undergraduate students to April 5 Honors Day, 8:30 a.m. apply for Spring 2006 graduation April 8 Annual Alumni Awards Dinner January 2 New Years Day observed April 12 Deadline to submit electronic theses and dissertations January 4 Academic Standards Committee Meeting, 2:00 p.m. to College of Graduate Studies for final format review January 6 Academic Standards Committee Meeting, 9:00 a.m. May1 Last day of classes

Brought To The Eagle Nation Each Week By The Division of Student Affaiirs and Enrollment Management THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8,2005 I THE GEORGE-ANNE I PAGE 9 Edward Falco comes to GSU Faculty Exhibition to hold opening reception Friday GSU News Services to read newest publications ment, including faculty emeriti and The event is open to Georgia Foy Sanders Department of Art The Faculty Exhibition of the new faculty, will be present. GSU News Services Southern faculty, staff, and students, have donated work to be sold for the Betty Foy Sanders Department of The exhibition will hang through and to the public. Student Art Fund. Acclaimed writer Edward Falco Art will stage an opening reception Oct. 7. Gallery 303 is open Monday In addition, on the same eve- The Student Art Fund supports will be reading from his newest Friday evening from 6 to 8 p.m. through Friday from 9 to 5 p.m. ning from 8 to 10 p.m., the Faculty the purchase of student artwork, publications, the novel Wolf Point The reception will be held in Gal- Please join us as we celebrate the Fundraiser Exhibition will close with which is exhibited campus wide. and the collection Sabbath Night in lery 303, located on the third floor of recent artistic endeavors of the excel- a gala reception at Gallery 33 W, 33 Join us and purchase artwork the Church of the Piranha: New and the Foy Fine Arts Building. lent faculty of the Betty Foy Sanders W. Main St. to "take off the walls or floor or Selected Stories tonight at 7:00 in the Faculty members of the depart- Department of Art. Faculty members of the Betty pedestal." IT building, room 1005. A link to his publisher: www. unbridledbooks.com/forthcoming/ falcowp.php. An excellent description of Falcos work from Kirkus Review: "tense, gritty fiction that portrays t • ordinary people caught between the Tail ting claims of normal life and the lure of the forbidden and untasted." And from The New York Times: Speical Photo "There is in Mr. Falcos fiction a little Edward Falco is an award-winning of Raymond Carvers sensitivity to writer and poet, and Associate the menace of the everyday, and a Professor of English at Virgina Poly- lot of Andre Dubus's sturdy empa- technic and State University. thy with his characters' failings and is free. Copies of both books will be Southern Style regrets." available for purchase. Call the dep- All faculty, staff, students, and tartment of writing and linguistics at on Saturday, Sept. TO other visitors are welcome. The event 681-0739 for more information.

cash and canned food donations, as from 2 p.m.-6 p.m. well as facilitating a sign-up for people Help willing to give blood at East Georgia Fun inflatable games, Funny Photos, free food, from page 1 Regional Medical Center. music, giveaways, prizes, and much more!! "We've all been paying attention Tailgate the best way... at the Russell Union!!! The challenge will continue until to the news these past few days, and September 30. decided to do something to help," said The Black Student Alliance's Brady. "If we made $1,000 then $500 Join Georgia Southern University students, faculty, "March on Hurricane Katrina" is open would go to the Red Cross, so drop to anyone interested. Registration will by and help out." and staff for some tailgating fun between begin today at 5 p.m. and the march Executive Director of Habitat for the Russell Union and the bookstore for the Student Affairs will begin at 6 p.m. Individuals can Humanity of Bulloch County Vicki and Enrollment Management Tailgating Experience. '' pledge $1 or give two canned goods. Davis said the group has announced Organizations need to pledge $50 or a rebuild plan. She said the local give 50 canned goods. The march will Habitat for humanity may be getting You can walk over or drive! ! step off from the Russell Union and a group together, but it is still to early will end at the RAC; All proceeds to know any details. They will need Then, hop on the bus for a free ride to the stadium. will be donated to the American Red people experienced in carpentry to After the game, ride the bus back and avoid the parking lot and traffic

a Cross. volunteer. Area businesses are also helping "If people really want to help, right raise money for the relief efforts. Eagle now money is the key thing," Davis We ask all participants to bring a canned good or Dinerwill donate 50percent of itspro- said. "Every donation helps." non-perishable for entry into the tailgating festivities. ceeds for Saturday and Sunday from For more information about 6 a.m. until 10 p.m. to the American getting involved in the relief efforts All items will be utilized by Hurricane Katrina victims. Red Cross. contact the Office of Volunteer Ser- Assistant Manager Adam Brady vices at 871-1435 or visit theonemil- Sponsored by: Eagle Entertainment and said the diner will also be accepting lionchallenge.com. funding provided by Student Activity Fees

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Im going I haven't I car- ••"If I My friends I haven't What have to drive done pooled and I try driven my you done less, and anything home this to carpool car at all. stay on differently weekend, when My family differently the road but ride but I walk going picked me as little as my bike most of to some up for the since gas possible. on cam- the time events to weekend. prices rose? pus. anyway, save gas. TJ. Waters, Kevin Spruill, Elizabeth DeZouche, Danielle Powell, Marlee Kincaid, Freshman Freshman Senior Senior Sophomore 'The Exorcism of Emily Rose' scares its way into theaters

By Christy Lemire Associated Press solid scares. Told in flashback, the changed her mind and taken the case, beasties zooming about,) possession and exorcism of Emily she explains her reasoning by telling - As uptight, self-righteous pros- It may aspire to be a highbrow Rose (Jennifer Carpenter) can be, Wilkinson's Father Richard Moore in ecutor Ethan Thomas specially horror movie, but deep down, "The at times, truly startling. The college his jail cell, "I'm here to make senior selected by the district attorney Exorcism of Emily Rose" is more like freshman experiences disturbing partner at my firm.") because he's a churchgoer Campbell a two-hour, sweeps-period "Law paranoid hallucinations, contorts Father Moore truly believes he Scott offers up the requisite medical & Order" episode, complete with her body in impossible ways and was doing the right thing in trying experts to refute the demonic-pos- special guest stars and a shocking screeches and snarls in subtitled to expel the demons from Emily's session defense. He objects to the story that's been ripped from the Aramaic. body though doctors diagnosed her testimony from Aghdashloo's char- headlines. The role calls on Carpenter to do condition as some sort of epileptic- acter, an expert on spiritual forces, Director Scott Derrickson, who all this but little else; her character psychotic hybrid and insists on on the grounds of "silliness." co-wrote the script with Paul Harris is a vessel, a pawn, a 'symbol, but taking the witness stand to enlighten And he's got a point. Whether Boardman (which was inspired by never a fully developed person for the world with the young woman's you walk out of "Emily Rose" feeling true events), is all business in telling us to root for or care about. Emily's story. He also tries to warn Erin, an truly creeped out will depend on the story of a Catholic priest on trial mother explains that, "Before she agnostic who naturally will have a how you felt about the possibility for negligent homicide following the went away to university, my Emily, change of heart about the nature of of satanic possession walking into death of a satanically possessed 19- she was so very happy." We'll just faith, that she is in danger, as well. it that is, whether the devil makes year-old on whom he'd performed have to take her word for it. "There are forces surrounding you do it. an exorcism. But presumably the film is called this trial dark, powerful forces," Sounds juicy, gory, potentially "The Exorcism of Emily Rose" be- Wilkinson manages to say with a "The Exorcism of Emily Rose' cheesy, right? It even could have been cause that sounds more exciting than straight face. V A *> i r> o v A T * v i i r o M ironic and knowing, considering the "The Trial of Father Moore," though And sure enough, Erin is awak- Cast: Laura Linney, Tom Wilkinson, plethora of previous films about that's actually what it is: a workman- ened each day at 3 a.m. (the demonic Campbell Scott, Colm Feore, Jen- THE demonic forces.. like courtroom drama. witching hour) to the same kind of nifer Carpenter You'll find no references to re- Derrickson and Boardman get rushing winds and slamming doors Running time: Two hours gurgitated pea soup or Linda Blair the characters' back stories out of the that Emily heard in her dorm room J-JOFFXORCISM EMILY ROSllVJL here, though. Just a cavalcade of way in speedy fashion with prepack- before her possession. (It is sort of re- Showtimes: 4:25p.m., 7:00p.m., Oscar nominees (Tom Wilkinson, aged expository dialogue. "This case freshing, though, that all the frights 9:40p.m. Laura Linney, Shohreh Aghdashloo) sounds like a quagmire," says Lin- come courtesy of good old-fashioned going about their work very, very ney as rising-star defense attorney filmmaking lighting and sound seriously. Erin Bruner. "If I'm smart, I'll stay effects and camera angles with no Grade-2of5 **i That's not to say there aren't a few away from it." (Similarly, after she's fake-looking computer-generated Wfe^iiiSt^f«m^:Tb^^fii^ IN THEATERS ¥A%& 2€K*£

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YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT GSU FOOTBALL Allen Paulson Adrian Peterson Tailgating ™ 1 Paul- «<| ^ A large blue I "^ jersey with the son, the 7 It wouldn't be a complete football I *\J number three founder game unless half the attendees hangs in Paulson Sta- ofGulfstream were full of beer and an assort- dium, recognizing the Aerospace, the ment of grillable meat products.This year greatest fullback in world's larg- though, students will no long be allowed history to play for GSU. est privately to tailgate just off the football field - all Adrian Peterson, currently owned aircraft the parking lots around Paulson Sta- playing for the Chicago manufacturing dium are reserved for alumni and special Bears, shattered defenses as company, do- guests. Students who wish to get their well as every rushing record nated $1 million fill of beer and hot dogs will be asked to in the NCAA book. From 1998 dollars toward Paulson tailgate in one of a handful of campus to 2002, fans from around the - b *d the construction lots and take the shuttle into the stadium. of the Georgia country tuned in to see Peterson's Southern football stadium. He later astronomical numbers, which were gave an additional $350,000 to usually at least more than 100 yards complete the project. Paulson died Our house Mike Sewak and regularly two or three hundred. in 2000 and left an additional $5 Probably his best and most memora- ble run, remembered by Eagle fans as million to the school's foundation. 8 Ah, Paulson Stadium. Everyone's 9 Attend a simply "The Run," came in the National home away from home on Satur- GSU game Championship game in Chattanooga day. Above the alumni side of the and you'll About the stadium against Youngstown State when he shed several stadium hangs the words, "Our House." see Mike Sewak tacklers with what seemed like superhuman strength But why is the prettiest little stadium in on the sidelines. 2 Allen E. Paulson Stadium was The Eagles went on to win 59-24. opened Sept. 29,1984. The America called "Our House?"The moniker The 2004 South- stadium can seat 18,000. was developed as a rallying cry by fans ern Conference There are 26 private booster during the 1989 season. "Coach of the Tracy Ham boxes, and a 50-seat press area. The Eagles have lost a mere 16 times Year" has been a «« f Eagle fans will never see a player wear the number The stadium cost $4.7 million in its since the opening of Paulson. Between familiar face at I §^\ eight and that's because of this man. Ham, who also original construction. Lighting was 1985 and 1990, the Eagles won 38 con- Georgia Southern I ^^ holds a spot in the GSU Athletic Hall of Fame, ushered added in 1994. secutive games to set a NCAA l-AA record. for 10 seasons The Eagles bested their own record when and has been Sewak GSU into the national spotlight by leading the Eagles to their first they won 39 consecutive games from a part of nine two l-AA championships. He is the only player in college history to The Georgia 1997 to 2001. More importantly, they playoff appearances. This season will be rush for 3,000 yards and pass for 5,000. Ham is best known for his Southern Vultures? have lost only three times at home in his fourth at the helm of Eagle football. performance in the 1985 national championship game against Fur- the playoffs and have also captured two Sewak expects his players as well as man University when he rallied the Eagles from a 22-point deficit in national titles at home in 1989 and 1990. himself to succeed on and off the field. the third quarter to win 44-42. 3 When a raptor flew over This fall, you will hear one side of the The coach has started such programs the stadium during the stadium scream, "Whose house?" Now as Eagle-for-a-day, Ladies Locker Room university's 1992 champion- you know the answer. and Eagle Football Alumni Lettermans Jingling Keys ship football game, a television Group. announcer incorrectly identified pWith any luck, you will it as the school mascot, the bald IThear the melodious eagle. sounds of thousands of sets "It was not. It was a vulture," Who is Erk Russell 7 of keys jingling in the stands this Saturday. GSU wildlife center director Steve This is the crowd's way of telling the opposing team that they might Erk Russell: Mention GSU football to Hein recounted in a recent Savan- as well give up; they can't beat the Eagles. Intended as a signal for nah Morning News article. anyone and it won't be long before the opposing bus driver to start the bus, the jingle can only be this man's name comes up.To put it Incensed alumnus Harry 101 used when the Eagles are dominating and the other team has been Mathews asked Heiij, a GSU alum- simply, Erskine Russell is the father of Eagle overwhelmed. The sound is most satisfying when the other team football. Russell came to GSU in 1981 with nus, expert falconer and wildlife hails from Wofford, App. State or Furman. artist, for help. the goal of restarting a football program Five years and $2.5 million later, that had been dormant for 40 years. In 1985 the wildlife center opened. Today and 1986, the Eagles posted back-to-back The GSU Snooky's it houses not only bald eagles national championships with 13-2 seasons but also owls, hawks, vultures, and GSU football was already a power- Fight Song .This small res- other birds of prey, snakes, turtles, house in l-AA football. This was par- taurant; near the amphibians, some insects and in- ticularly true in 1986 when the Eagles ! Wave the blue, practice fields is teractive displays for children and averaged 50.7 points a game.Russell .wave the white, 19 credited with being the birth- « adults. And it offers educational retired from coaching in 1989. 18!'Hold the banner high, place of GSU football. In 1978 programs for groups of all ages. The Eagles are on the wing. president Dale Lick formed a study committee to look . ' Sound a cry to the sky into bringing football back to The Eagle As we look for glory, Games are free, GEORGIA- the school, and the commit- w^jft^S*^^ SOUTHERN Victory now we sing. tee could been seen eating Hi 4The eagle is the third nick- but bring your ID Hail the blue, hail the white, name used by the university frequently at Snooky's. Fans When going to a Hail the team that's soaring . t'« and has been the official Students are still flock to the restaurant on game this fall, you Upward to bring us fame. mascot since allowed entry gameday. i will undoubtedly hear 1959. The to non-playoff 12! 11 the chant of GEORGIA followed Georgia Southern Eagles, nickname football games for free. This by SOUTHERN. The rules are Fight on to victory and from 1924 to year, IDs are required and • very simple if you care to join in Win this game! 1941 was the the cards must be swiped as (and you should). If the side of Blue Tide, the origin of which students enter. Swiping will . « the stadium across from where Blue and White Fight Fight! is unknown. After World War II, eliminate students being able to enter and then you are yells, "Georgia,"you must Blue and White Fight Fight! when all sports except football hand their ID to another student. a respond by yelling, "Southern." If Georgia Southern, Eagles! were revived, the nickname was you don't, you will be carried out Fight! Fight! Fight! >- ■ \ " change to Professors. The students Players to watch by several large men, dragged were asked to select a new name in behind a pickup truck and fed to '59. Eagles narrowly beat out the B Fullback Jermaine Austin is always a the eagles at the Raptor Center. If WhoisGus? 1 . £ 3 Colonels as the new mascot. threat for opponents. Hailing from you don't believe this, give it a try. Darien, Austin needs 1,000 yards to ^^ ^^ He might have nearly Honking horns claim the second place spot on GSU's all-time Ji |2,000friendsonhis rushing list. Austin has already garnered the Record attendance tt^m ^^ facebook.com profile, but i . i, < 5 Just because you can't park honor as SoCon's Player of the Week, a title he don't expect this guy to ever be a real behind Paulson Stadium, has received four times in his career, in the open- Biggest crowd at a friend. Gus'true identity is a closely doesn't mean you shouldn't ing contest against Northeastern. Another Eagle ^ame—25,725 vs. guarded secret. Portraying the cuddly hang out there. About an hour to watch would be sophomore Jayson Foster Stephen F. Austin, raptor falls in the hands of the GSU before the game, the team arrives 14; cheerleaders. This year, three students who has assumed the role as starting quarter- Dec. 16,1989. to the stadium on yellow school back after Chaz Williams graduated last season. will take on the job. They were recently buses. At this time, all the horns On the defensive side of the ball, keep an eye on selected through a tryout process. Gus in the parking lot start beeping to senior nose tackle Shannon Williams and senior was named by the students in 1997 welcome the Eagles. strong safety Tariq Muhammad. through a contest. The name was of- ficially bestowed at homecoming. AttKH t PAOi.SGN SWOIilM

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* By Edgar Fernandez By Marcy Thornton StaffWriter and "Premeditated Murder" is a StaffWriter more real." being sold for just $32 plus tax. Students who wish to enjoy the somewhat obvious attack to the Fans of good old-fashioned One can also purchase tickets performance may show their student >' * If you are not familiar with this current president. Other songs deal The legendary Nitty Gritty southern melodies should contact online at http://ceps.georgiasouth- ID and purchase any remaining band, let me give you a brief intro- with more general subjects, mainly Dirt Band will be performing at the PAC at 912- 486-7999 or toll free ern.edu, or at the PAC ticket office, tickets ten minutes before the start duction. about the problems with society, from the Georgia Southern Performing at 866 - PAC-ARTS to obtain further which is open from Monday through of the performance for $10 dollars -t Pennywise has been a quintes- racism to apathy, from our children Arts Center on Thursday, Sept 15, information or buy tickets, which are Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. plus tax. sential punk band since the early to-technology. at 8 p.m. 90s, though it has never achieved as Overall, this was a really good CD. This Grammy-award-winning 4 much popularity as other bands like I have heard better, but I have also group is the first performance of Bad Religion or NOFX. Even so, heard worse. I enjoyed all of the songs the PAC's new season. that has not stopped the band from in the album except for four, and four The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band first making good records, as with their out of fifteen is not bad. achieved fame in 1970 with their top latest one, "The Fuse." Of course there are the songs that 10 hit, "Mr. Bojangles." "The Fuse" is filled with the same I really enjoyed; my favorite songs in Listed as the influence for count- old Pennywise sound: fast riffs, guitar the album were "Yell Out,""Knocked less modern performers (such as The * solos, angry lyrics and choruses that down" and "Fox TV" Eagles and Alabama), the band has feel more like street anthems than I found all the aspects of these collaborated with Earl Scruggs, Em- sing-alongs. songs great, from the lyrics and mylou Harris, Alison Kraus, Willie r ■* The fifteen songs in this album chorus to the sound. Nelson, the late Johnny Cash and have all the same energy and tone; This might not be the band's best many others. of course some pull it off better than CD ever, but they have gotten better The band has released over 30 j % others, making the ones that can not at it. Hopefully they will keep up albums, three of which have earned sound repititious. making great music and, with the a Grammy, including the prestigious Another notable thing is that help of other bands like them, keep Grammy Hall of Fame Award. Pennywise has not changed their punk alive. The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band's attitude (much) either. While other distinctive and eclectic mix of folk, punk bands complain about politics 'The Fuse' bluegrass, country and rock has and the current president, Pennywise Pennywise been long hailed as having played lyrics have always picked at society Record Label: Epitaph a significant role in the evolution in general. ' Release Date: August 09,2005 of folk rock. Of course three or four songs do Prices: Former band member John , *deal with politics, but they make a amazon.com-$13.98 McEuen described the sound in good point. Songs like "Fox TV" bamesandnobte.com - $12.58 glowing terms, saying, "You feel attacked the network's "fair and bal- walmart.com - $11.98 like it's made by people and you ls fanced" views, while "18 Soldiers" feel closer to the music. You know, Special Photo raises the issue of the situation Grade-3.5 of 5 •••**'- it's not overworked, synthesizer- The eclectic Nitty Gritty Dirt Band comes to the PAC September 15. soldiers in Iraq are going through laden, electronic vocal tuning it's

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