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^H The A BLUE EDITION Liked By Many, Action Ads — 8 Comics 9 Cussed By Some, Announcements 2 Features 3 Baseball 6 Police Beat 2 ...Read By Them All W Basketball 5 Opinions 4 Tuesday, February 18,1992 George-Anne Vol. 64 No. 32 •a 912/681-5246 Celebrating 65 years as Georgia Southerns Official Student Newspaper Georgia Southern University • Statesboro, GA 30460 NEWS BRIEFS

University of Georgia sets winter enrollment record ATHENS, Ga. (AP)-A total Computer virus invading GSU By Ken Ward of 27,432 students enrolled for Ultimately, Slow destroys all Staff Writer A computer virus is the equivalent of a winter quarter classes at the the information stored in a University of Georgia, settinga Picture this: It's around drive-by shooting. The people who create computer. Slow also has the new record for the period. -midnight on a star-filled capability to attack anti-viral Registrar Bruce Shutt said evening in Statesboro. A stu- viruses are like Jeffrey Dahmer; they're out software. the quarter's enrollment ex- dent, Clark, adds the final The threat of viruses has ceeded the record set in winter touches to his 34 page term to hurt innocent people. These people invoked a strong response in quarter 1991 by 124 students, paper. the form of anti-viral software. or 0.5 percent. Just before typing the last get a real joy out of causing pain. Most of these programs claim Undergraduate enrollment sentence, a picture of Ronald - Mark Stewart, GSU's micro consultant to protect personal computers totals 19,905, an increase of 1 Reagan suddenly bursts on the from damage should they be percent over 1991, and gradu- screen. Clark tries for several for instance, one common virus for laughs. In fact, many of attacked by a virus. The two ate enrollment totals 5,247, up hours to remove Ron; however, most well respected anti-viral is programmed to unleash up- them are downright destruc- 5.9 percent. Enrollment in pro- no matter what he does, Ron disk utility programs are PC heaval on Friday the 13th. tive. Both GSU Mac and IBM fessional schools fell by 71 stu- will not go away. Clark's Central and Scan. "A computer virus is the computers have suffered form dents, or 3.2 percent, to 2,149. computer, like many According to Stewart, one of equivalent of a drive-by shoot- viruses. GSU IBMs have ex- House approves lottery bill computers around campus, is the hardest hit locations on ing," explained GSU's micro perienced one of two devastat- suffering from a viruses. campus is the LRC, which including sales tax consultant and virus warrior, ing viruses: Stoned or Slow. that damage data. Our Mac ATLANTA (AP) - Lottery Like a biological virus that scans their disks everyday; network is well protected by Mark Stewart. "The people The Stoned virus rearranges tickets would carry a sales tax attacks and takes over a living however, due to the large two virus programs that check that create viruses are like files and eventually destroys under a proposed law governing human cell, a computer virus number of students using the all inserted disks." Jeffrey Dahmer; they're out to the hard drive of a computer. how a state-run lottery would contains a set of coded in- facility, there is almost no way Despite all the recent pub- hurt innocent people. These When this occurs, a brief mes- operate in Georgia if voters structions that allow it to in- to stop the virus from spread- licity, viruses are not new. people get a real joy out of sage appears on the screen: approve the concept next fall. vade a host, replicate and in- ing. Since the 1950s, computer re- causing pain. "Your computer is stoned, Ha The Georgia House tacked fect new hosts. searchers have experimented "Many viruses are created Ha Ha!" Like most viruses, the "The main problem we are the sales tax provision onto Gov. Numerous viruses spread with viruses. The term "virus" on college campuses because easiest way for Stoned to enter having in the LRC is students Zell Miller's lottery bill before undetected for an extended showed up in science-fiction students go to class three a computer is for the user to passing viruses from one to the approving it 127-32 Friday and amount of time, waiting for a novels in the early 1970s. hours a day and then they insert a contaminated disk. other," said LRC Technical sending it to the Senate. signal to begin destroying data Viruses have even appeared in have nothing better to do than With the Slow virus, the Resources Coordinator Luis Last year, the Legislature or producing images of ex- comic strips and an episode of create viruses." overall functions of a computer Tovar. 'We have had problems agreed to Miller's plan to allow presidents. The signals vary; Star Trek. Not all viruses are designed are literally slowed down. with Stoned and other viruses voters to decide in next November's general election whether they want the state to operate a lottery with the pro- ceeds earmarked for educa- Students seek tional purposes. This year, Miller is trying to go ahead and set up the lot- tery in advance of the vote. olicy changes "This makes sure we tell the people that, if they approve the lottery, this is where the money is going and it's going from Regents for education," said Miller's floor ATLANTA (AP) - Georgia ing year, but the board is not leader, Rep. DuBose Porter, D- college students want a vote in required to act on them. Dublin. how student fees are spent and In addition to dealing with But Porter said it wasn't a way to complain about pro- student fees and poor profes- fair to charge a tax on a state- fessors who don't make the sors, the students asked the sponsored lottery ticket. grade. regents to consider: 'Take the lottery for what Student government leaders -Evaluating campus em- a lottery is, it's a voluntary tax. from the state's public colleges ployees so that employees can And to tax a voluntary tax is and universities asked the be shifted to other colleges doing something that I don't Board of Regents on Tuesday rather than fired in case of lay- think the people want," he said. to consider changes they say offs. Porter noted the state Block and Tackle will improve campus life. -Adding a clause about sex- doesn't charge a sales tax on its A GSU rugby player is tackled at one of last weekend's tounament games. The GSU rugby team The requests will be consid- ual orientation to colleges' anti- hunting and fishing licenses. "I won with a 3-0 record for the tournament. (Photo by Bob Schwindler) ered by the regents in the com- SEE REGENTS, PAGE 10 think we're being a little in- consistent," he said. Supporters argued that this Sign of would offset any reduction in the times sales tax the state might suffer Five plans discussed for Bulloch Big resume may find if people spent their money on lottery tickets instead of items job for UGA graduate already subject to sales tax. County courthouse expansion They also pointed out the By Brent Parrott Assioclate News Editor ATLANTA(AP)-A would- telephone number in big let- potential windfall to the state's be marketing executive who ters. He also held a sign read- general treasury and to counties A public hearing was held took to the streets wearing his ing: "I Will Work for $25,000 a with local option sales taxes. Tuesday to determine the enlarged resume on a sandwich Year." feasibility of expanding the Harvard denies request to sign was overwhelmed Wed- The head of a public rela- put logo on condoms Bulloch County Courthouse. In expanding the nesday with offers to interview tions firm jotted down Condon's CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) courthouse, the Citizens for work. telephone number and imme- - Harvard University has re- Courthouse Committee, which Pete Condon said he re- diately called him with an in- jected an entrepreneur's re- was appointed three years ago ceived 15 calls on his answer- terview offer. Condon said the quest to market condoms em- by the county commission, is ing machine one day after he interview Wednesday morning blazoned with the school's in- considering five plans. signia. advertised himself in downtown went well, and he expected to The first plan is to expand University officials said Atlanta's rush hour traffic. be offered a job. toward East Main Street on i* they denied the request by "I'm quite satisfied," the south lawn with an % EuroPacific International be- Condon said. "I'd say most defi- I'm quite satisfied. addition that would be cause they feared potential le- nitely I will get a job from this." attached to the courthouse. gal problems if the condoms Condon said he has been I'd say most The second plan would be to proved defective. looking for a decent-paying job buy the old Buggy and Wagon "If the condom is not effec- definitely I will get building and Convert it into a in marketing and advertising tive, the University does not three-story annex. since he graduated in 1989 from a job from this. want to be liable for it," said The third plan would be to the University of Georgia with Sylvia J. Struss, a Harvard - Pete Condon, UGA either renovate or rebuild the a degree in finance and a 3.5 trademark administrator. marketing graduate Emei-gency Medical Services grade point average. He has In addition, the student building on the corner of been trying to make a living as Condon said the company newspaper, the Harvard Crim- Courtland and Siebald Streets. son, reported Friday, a Univer- a valet parking cars. was mainly looking for interns, The fourth plan is building sity Health Services official told On Tuesday, he put on his though, and he wasn't sure he the company that using "the an addition eastward on longunderwear, covered it with was interested. First, he wants Siebald Street. Harvard logo on the side of a navy blue Brooks Brothers to see what else is available. The fifth plan is to buy the condoms would be an unac- suit, left the suburban apart- 'Tve been accused of being historic Bank of Statesboro ceptable and inappropriate use ment he shares with two room- too particular because I want to and possibly the Georgia of the Harvard name and mates and traveled to Atlanta. Theater, then renovate them. stay with the career I wish," he marks." The buildings would then be He was on the streets by said. "Just because I went about Harvard's insignia is a used as an annex. 7:30 a.m., wearing the sand- this yesterday, I don't intend to shield bearing with the word The county needs the new The Bulloch County courthouse is no longer large enough for wich-sign version of his resume change my philosophy and grab "veritas," the Latin word for courthouse space because of needed COUrt ServiCeS' SO SeVerQl exPanslon P|ans are bein9 that included his name and whatever comes along." truth, across three open books. SEE COURTHOUSE, PAGE 10 Considered. (File Photo) Page 2 • Februrary 18, 1992 CAMPUS NEWS The George-Anne

CAMPUS BRIEFS ANNOUNCEMENTS Recital Hall featuring W. Tuesday, Feb. 18 ing with a Bachelor's degree in in Hanner Fieldhouse. Martial Arts Club sponsors Psychology from 9 a.m. to 1 •Eagle Basketball team Schmid on trumpet and M. •Revisions will meet at 6 USA Goju karate seminar p.m. in room 166 of the MPP plays Mercer at 7:30 p.m. in Braz on piano. p.m. in the Union room 247. The GSUMartial Arts Club is building. Hanner Fieldhouse. •Dr. Michael P. Moulton sponsoring a USA Goju karate •Eagle Baseball team plays will present the lecture Density seminar Feb. 22, from noon until 4 Georgia at 4 p.m. at Clements Thursday, Feb. 20 Sunday, Feb. 23 Dependent Habitat Selection at p.m., at the GSU Gymnastics Cen- Stadium. •There will be a poetry •The movie Other People's noon in room 218 of the ter. •Sigma Tau Delta, GSU's workshop in room 101 of the Money will be shown at 7 and Biology building. The seminar will be run by English honors society, will Williams Center at 6 p.m. To 9:30 p.m. in the Union Sensei Keith Taylor, a sixth degree hold a meeting at 4:15 p.m. in participate, bring ten copies of Theater. Wednesday Feb. 26 black belt USA Gojui .Teller has 18 Newton 17. If you are inter- a single poem. •The NAACP Miss African years experience in the martial arts ested but can't attend the Monday, Feb. 24 American Pageant will be held and currently runs the USA Goju 'Yaaba will be shown as meeting contact Nancy • Other People's Money will in the Union Ballroom at 7 Dojo in Gainesville, which he part of the African film series Remler or Diana Burke at 681- be shown at 7 and 9:30 p.m. p.m. opened in 1984. in the Union Theater at 7 p.m. The aim of the seminar is to 5879. •Lady Eagle Basketball •There will be a skating expose other karate practioners to •Dr. J.B. Claiborne of the team plays Bethune-Cookman Tuesday, Feb. 25 party at the Statesboro Skate Biology department will lec- Inn at 7 p.m. the hard (go) and the soft (ju) system of karate. USA Goju karate has its at 7:30 p.m. in Hanner •The film The Hireling will roots in the Okinawan and Japanese styles of Goju-ryu, Kyokushin-kai ture on Acid Base Balance in Fieldhouse. be shown at 7 p.m. in the Thursday, Feb. 27 and Shorinji-ryu. Seawater Fish at noon in room •There will be a blood drive Union Theater. •The Eagle basketball team The first hour of the seminar will be a traditional, fast paced USA 218 of the Biology building. in the Williams Center from Goju workout. The rest of the seminar will cover bare-handed self- •There will be a faculty will take on Stetson at 7:30 noon to 6 p.m. Students are defense, defense against weapons (knives, sticks, etc.) and basic stick Wednesday, Feb. 19 recital at 8 p.m. in the Foy p.m. in the Hanner Fieldhouse. fighting techniques as time allows. •GSU Placement Office will reminded to eat breakfast be- Previous training in the martial arts is essential. hold a resume writing work- fore giving blood. Teller is the instructor of Sensei Stacey Boyette (third degree black shop at 2 p.m. in Union room Friday, Feb. 21 THE GEORGE-ANNE belt USA Goju), who teachers USA Goju karate at the GSU Martial Arts 244. The workshop is open to -The Color Purple will be club. Anyone attending who has plastic knives or a set of ascrima sticks STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS all GSU students. shown at 7 and 9:30 p.m. in please bring them along. The George-Anne is the official student newspaper of Georgia Southern University, owned and operated by GSU •Men's and women's tennis the Union Theater. students and utilizing the facilities provided by GSU. The newspaper is the oldest continuously published weekly teams will take on Armstrong •Symphonic Wind newspaper in Bulloch County and Statesboro, Ga. The ideas expressed herein are those of the editor or the Sorority celebrates Founder's Day State College at 2:30 p.m. individual authors and do not necessarily representthe views of the Student Media Committee, the administration, Ensemble will perform at 8 the faculty and staff of Georgia Southern University, or the University System of Georgia. The George-Anne is On Feb. 9, Alpha Omicron Pi sorority celebrated it's Founder's Day •A general student recital p.m. in the Foy Fine Arts audi- published twice weekly during the academic year and three times during summers. 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Jarrell was permit. • Leonard Linardos of charged with driving under the University Place was charged influence. February 11,1992 • Diane F. Kelly and Sharon Burris was with pedestrian under the in- Christopher A. Lewis were in- charged with 12 counts of fluence. volved in an accident in the transaction card fraud. • Stephen Brett Henderson Veazy Hall parking lot. • James D. Hay III, Stacy E. of Waycross was charged with • Robert R. Back reported Lynn and Jay P. Shue were in- possession of alcohol by a mi- someone hit his vehicle in the volved in an accident in the nor. Dorman hall parking lot and Oxford Hall parking lot. • Daniel Scott Lindsey of Waycross was charged with left. • A resident of Johnson hall • Eric N. Daniel reported reported receiving harassing possession of alcohol by a mi- several compact discs missing phone calls. nor. A • Jonathan Randall Love of from his Dorman Hall room. • Susan L. Sweat reported WH0I " Student Organizations her purse missing from Doraville was charged with February 12,1992 Henderson library. driving under the influence (with the exception of Greeks) • Vernon E. Browning was Officers responded to and running a stop sign. Georgia schools enter agreement with WHEN! February 25-27,1992 U.S. Department of Energy WASHINGTON (AP) - The agreement focuses primarily on and economic impacts and 4:00-8:00 pm U.S. Department of Energy environmental restoration and medicine and ecology studies. and a group of six Georgia col- waste management. Meanwhile, motorists travel- leges and universities have Under the agreement with ing through the Savannah agreed to work together to de- the Georgia schools, the River Site on South Carolina velop ways to improve health Energy Department will pro- 125 will soon be able to make WHEPE: Williams Center, and safety at the Savannah vide up to $3 million during the 17-mile trip without stop- River Site near Aiken, S.C. the current fiscal year - ping to get a pass. Room 101 The 4 1/2-year agreement through Sept. 30. Students, The decision eases a major signed Tuesday will fund fac- faculty and SRS employees headache for motorists and will ulty, graduate and undergrad- may apply for grants to further save the federal government uate researchers through their studies. about $450,000 annually. DOE's subcontractor, "We are very pleased to link Traffic on highway has been WHY! To include your group in Westinghouse. It also allows the significant research and controlled since the nuclear SRS personnel to obtain ad- education capabilities at these materials production plant was the Spring 1992 edition of vanced degrees in such fields major Georgia institutions built in the early 1950s. as nuclear engineering, health with our technology and educa- Motorists were required to the... physics and epidemiology. tion needs at Savannah River," stop at a guard gate, obtain a Energy Secretary James pass that listed the number of The agreement was signed Watkins said in a prepared occupants and time, and then with the Education, Research statement Tuesday. return the pass at the other and Development Association end of the plant. of Georgia Universities, a con- "We envision the potential The practice ends at mid- sortium made up of the for a new research and devel- night Saturday. University of Georgia, Georgia opment relationship that can "Lessening of tensions in outhernQ U A R T E R L Y ReflectorMAG A Z I N E Institute of Technology, Emory provide needed technologies for the world provides us a new University, the Medical College the future, and enhance the opportunity to assess and ad- of Georgia, Georgia State health and safety mission of just the traffic policy that has University and Clark Atlanta the site," he said. been in effect here for years," •Call 681-5305 to make an University. Plant Manager Peter Hekman Ref^rch projects included Jr. said in a prepared state- appointment to have your DOE already has a similar in the funding are robotics, ment. "The cost of issuing agreement with four South health physics, industrial hy- passes is too excessive for the group shot! Deadline to call is Carolina universities. That giene, regional environmental security gained." February 24, 1992.

LIKED BY MANY, CUSSED BY SOME, READ BY THEM ALL FEATURES Februrary 18, 1992 • Page 3 The George-Anne Cartoonist wins Atlanta Journal I Constitution Impact Award GSU's Patrick O'Kelley chosen top among college cartoonists in Georaia By Donna D'Ambrosio for as long as he can remember Staff Writer few topics for new cartoons. the future. but recalls getting recognition "I should do something Some people doodle. Other for his work as early as ele- "I'm not (drawing) for the about the presidential people sketch. Patrick O'Kelley mentary school. money; I'm doing it for the fun draws. In fact, he draws so [election], and I'm thinking of it," he said. "I feel like I "I remember being able to about ideas for the Tyson well he recently won a presti- draw and everybody would like want to draw, and that way it's gious award for his work. trial," O'Kelley said. fun. Otherwise it is just work. me because of it," he said. A comic strip of his own may O'Kelley won the 1991 "They'd always say, 'How can I don't want to do it if it's just be possible in the future; work." Atlanta Journal and you draw that?' I'd say, 'I don't O'Kelley is currently pondering Although O'Kelley draws Constitution Impact Award for know - just look at it and draw about concepts for a weekly the cartoons he drew for The it.'" because he enjoys it, there strip for The George-Anne. seems to be another key moti- George-Anne. An awards cer- For some, drawing well Deciding on a set of characters vator for him when he sits emony in Athens, Ga., this takes hours of hard work and and situations, however, may down to draw. past weekend honored those dedication. For others, drawing prove harder for O'Kelley to do who won. is a task that will never be "I like to do cartoons that O'Kelley won a plaque for than actually drawing the make people stop and think," mastered. For O'Kelley, draw- strip. his work, but the recognition ing is a natural talent. he said. "Even if it hurts, at least I make them think for a associated with the award is a "Basically everything I've "It's hard for me to do stuff prize in itself. learned I've taught myself," he like that," he said. little bit. That's what's [going "[The award] is prestigious said. O'Kelley, however, does to] make people pick up the newspaper next time." among journalists, because not credit himself for all his O'Kelley is majoring in only one person in the state ability. business, in which he hopes to gets each award," he said. "It's "My grandmother has al- Patrick O'Kelley, right, is presented with the Atlanta Journal and get a masters degree, and also a real good thing to have ways been able to draw and Constitution Impact Award atthe Georgia College Press Association plans to eventually earn an art on my resume" if I ever truly paint, so maybe I got it from AwardsConference in Athens on FeP. 15. (Photo by Randy Trujillo.) degree. For now, he draws your get a job [drawing cartoons]." solely for the enjoyment and her," he said. for The George-Anne fall quar- O'Kelley has been drawing mitted a drawing for the paper does not consider any mone- O'Kelley started working ter. Although he has not sub- Congressman! recently, he is considering a tary rewards it could bring in Advances occurring in study of sickle cell anemia Sickle cell anemia is a necessary m the treatment of hereditary condition in which HEALTH AND FITNESS acute sickle cell crisis. nitn red blood cells take on a sickled Studies are ongoing to find w ■:■ i T H ^j^Kl ^^M shape, rather than their Donald Jordan ways to treat the disease, such normal round shape. The as the use of hydroxyurea, sickle cells block blood flow normally used as chemother- through the capillaries (tiny UNION W •* the mechanism of this sickling Journal of the American apy for cancer, which increases, blood vessels), reducing oxygen is the aggregation of groups oi Medical Association. the level of fetal hemoglobin to vital organs and other tis- hemoglobin S molecules, which Treatment of sickle cell dis- (hemoglobin F) in sickle cell sues and causing fever and ex- PRODUCTIONS are the oxygen-carrying ease involves careful monitor- patients, therefore decreasing GEORGIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY cruciating pain in the arms, molecules in red blood cells ing for the particular infections the level of hemoglobin S. legs, stomach and back. that have the sickling abnor- to which these patients are Some studies are examining Occlusions of the circulatory mality. Certain other inherited most prone, and giving the vi- the use of human erythropoi- system by clumps of the cells disorders of hemoglobin are ac- tamin folic acid, which is etin, a protein that promotes (/Pcoming EVENTS can cause permanent damage tually helpful to sickle cell pa- needed when there is increased synthesis of hemoglobin F. to the spleen, strokes, and Skating Parly tients, because they decrease turnover of red blood cells (as Previous success with these Wednesday, Feb. 26 carry sickle cells to nearly any the amount of other abnormal in sickle cell anemia). Large treatments have led the way to organ with significant damage. hemoglobin that do not cause volumes of fluid and appro- 7 pm Statesboro Skate Inn Recent evidence shows that such severe damage," says The priate doses of narcotics are SEE ANEMIA, PAGE 10 Comedian: Rene Bray Tuesday, March 3 Culturally stimulating opportunities abundant 8 pm Union Ballroom By Mike Donohoe topics as the right-wing stran- design work created in British GSU News Service glehold on the education sys- schools. "Rapture" & Afro-American Choir Thursday, March 5 ECLECTIC tem in his country, how art fits For more information on This quarter is really wear- 7 pm Union Ballroom into the curriculum, and also, any CLEC event, call our office ing me down. As you probably show a few slides on art and at 681-5434. know, the instability of college COLUMN life and the maniacal sched- ules we as college students E2ZEE23! unique bond between the very 420 Gentilly Place -Lnjoy opring AcroH from Winn Di*ie keep can seriously intrude on old and the very young. In an Friday & Saturday expanse of desert outside their 764-6924 native village, a young boy and -Break in Style... The girl befriend an old and lonely =f woman who has been rejected Color with rasnions from ^ Brands 7,^ by the villagers. She is called Ruple Yaaba, which means "grandmother." 1 he oir ohop! It's about The film will be shown in life It's about the Union Theater on love. Thursday, Feb. 29 at 7 p.m. It's about On Feb. 27, CLEC and the us. Art Department present John one's personal leisure time. Steers, Executive Director of When I get a moment, I like to the British National Art and relax and enjoy some whole- Design Association. Mr. Steers Sunday & Monday some, touching family enter- has been extensively published in various art journals. He is tainment like the CLEC com- DANNY DEVITO mittee provides. currently the Vice-President of This week you can be the International Society for whisked away to Africa for Education through Art. Mr. that wholesome entertainment Steers's lecture will be titled as CLEC and the African and "Politics in Britain and its African-American Studies Impact on the Arts" and will Program present the film take place in the Union Yaaba as part of their African Theater at 7 p.m. Film Series. Made in 1989, the Mr. Steers will address such film won the International V Critics Prize at the Cannes Film Festival. Yaaba tells a r story of invincible love and the APPLICATIONS Be a part BEING ACCEPTED FOR: Don't just • Coffeehouse Chair Friday & Saturday of the • Concerts Chair Sunday & Monday sit there... • Films Chair • Homecoming Chair 7:00 p.m. & 9:30 p.m. Union Team • Multi-Cultural Coordinator Union Theatre • Publicity Coordinator $1 with GSU Student I.D. Applications are available, • Special Events Chair $2 General Admission beginning February 3,1992 • Student Director from the Union Productions Information Hotline office Rm. 207, Student Union. Applications are due February 21, 1992. X.Read ¥681-0461UP BOARD For more information call the Student Director Heidi Graef Films Chair Bill Waller Publicity Coordinator Marly Hays Multicultural Chair Lynwood Holmes Something! UNION^^ Union Production office at Concerts Chair Stephanie Scott Homecoming Chair Cheryl Stephens Coffeehouse Chair Mike Bowden 681 -5442 or Anthony Rice at PRODUCTIONS B- Office 681-5442 • UNION PRODUCTIONS George-Anne GEORGIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY 681-0399. LANDRUM BOX 8066 • STATESBORO. GA 30460 [The Liked By Many, George-Anne Cussed By Some... For 65 years, Georgia Southern's Official Student Newspaper OPINIONS Read By Them All Gary A. Witte Kevin Hudson Tuesday, February 18, 1992 Editor Managing Editor Misty McPherson News Editor 'RICKETS]- Finding a gem in the TV wasteland I am not a TV junkie. I am not a TV junkie. FROM THE Honest, there are only four shows I really go out of my way EDITOR'S to watch during the week. Well, OK, maybe five if you DESK... count In Living Color. But no matter what I may Gary A. Witte doing on a Saturday night, I make a concerted effort to find a television so I can watch the I never went out of my way latest episode of Star Trek: The to see the program, and would Next Generation. only catch the program once in Yes, I know the stereotype. a while. 'Trekkies" are geeks and weir- Slowly, I began to see im- dos who wouldn't know real life provements. if it beamed down into the Without trying to re-create middle of their parents' living the shoot-em-up mentality of room. the original series, it began to I am not one of those people. interject a healthy sense of ac- Congratulations to Pat O'Kelley for winning the prestigious Atlanta Journal/Constitution Impact Award at Saturday's I have not, I repeat NOT, tion and adventure. Georgia College Press Association banquet. The above cartoon is the winning entry, and first ran in the Oct. 1,1991 issue memorized every name of ev- The characters learned that of the George-Anne. The related story involved problems with the scanning of student IDs at football games. ery episode of the original se- nonviolence didn't always solve ries. I can't quote the inter- their problems. The storylines galactic Klingon menu or tell became more realistic (in their you who James Kirk's parents context, of course) and more were. emotionally effective. But I do enjoy both the old Picard, somewhere along the and new series and have very line, grew out of the wimp vocating increased spending for higher education. little patience for those old fo- stage and still managed to re- Valdosta is next in line They are, unfortunately, in an uncertian position be- gies who dismiss the new se- tain his noble ideals. His ■• People in this area can sympathize with Valdosta cause of the economy. To create another university ries out of hand, or think that Shakespearean acting training State College's aspirations to because a university. now would be out of the question. began to shine through even all science fiction shows have They longed for the designation of Georgia Southern no more cultural value than the flimsiest of episodes. Just as Georgia Southern supporters once had to the Buck Rogers television se- The characters grew instead as a regional university and welcomed the state's de- wait even though their college obviously had earned ries. of continuing their cardboard cision to grant that status to the Statesboro institu- the designation, Valdosta State partisans must now There was an article in a re- status. This growth even tion. have patience. cent Omni in which a writer spread to the minor extras. It has been understood for some time that the next The issue arises because language added to the lambasted the new show, When a character would die, it university in South Georgia would be Valdosta State. state's supplemental appropriations bill calls for a had an emotional impact that calling it "a reflection of the That was even discussed in the legislature when Bush 'new world order'" and a the original series lacked. feasibility study to determine if Valdosta State can "kinder, gentler" Star Trek Georgia Southern won university status. become a university. This action, initiated by which did not equal the swash- The writing has become ma- But the state's current budget crunch makes it im- Valdosta lawmaker Loyce Turner, is really a way of buckling original. ture without losing its sense of possible to deal with Valdosta State's ambitions at reminding legislators that Valdosta State is standing Terrible article. humor or action. The show it- this time. The state funding simply isn't available. in line. They should not forget, but realization of the The funny thing was, I self has become serious, with- Existing universities face the risk of tightening of dream must be delayed. would have agreed with the out being pompous. ST:NG is - the purse-strings even though Gov. Zell Miller is ad- writer when the show first most of all — intelligent, with- -Savannah Morning News came on. I had anticipated dis- out being boring. aster when I first heard that they were doing this new se- I won't pretend that ST:NG ries; my fears coming true is the cure for cancer or will when I watched the first solve the world's problems, but episode. for those of you who might I hated the jumpsuit-like have given up on television as Women should voice opinion about abortion issue a cultural wasteland, or just Dear Editor, uniforms. I thought that Picard one's religion, and that basic (Patrick Stewart), the new want a hour of solid and intel- Even a popular romantic movie should be kept that way. No ligent entertainment, ST:NG I would like to use this fo- right has been extended of a few years ago touched on one has the right to force their Captain, was a wimp. The first ■ might just be what you're look- rum to ask the women on this through the years and through that subject, and showed the religious beliefs down someone two episodes were blatant campus one simple question. countless legal decisions in ev- ripoffs of the old series. ing for. dark side of an illegal abortion. else's throat, either in the form Why are they not writing in ery court in the land to the Fortunately for Penny in Dirty of actual teachings or with The characters were awk- with their opinions on the sub- freedom of choice over one's ac- I would encourage those of Dancing, there were people their morals. Make your deci- ward, and there seemed to be ject of abortion? Why is it that tions, within certain limita- you who grew up with the old who could help nearby. How sions based on your moral too many of them. I thought only men are making their tions. Star Trek (and what kid did- many young women will go creed, on what you feel to be that Counselor Troy was a voices heard, when this issue I am in favor of allowing n't?) to give ST:NG a try. through that same experience right for you. Don't try to take babbling irritation that worked so directly affects women? women the right to choose If nothing else it beats in real life if abortion is re- away someone else's right to worse than a red alert. I am not suggesting that what becomes of their own watching Rin Tin Tin: K9 Cop moved from the list of legal al- choose. Please. She would announce that men shouldn't voice their opin- bodies, a position that is now on a Saturday night. ternatives? The Puritans accepted other she sensed hostility from the ions. That is an inalienable called pro-choice. I am not Actually, I doubt anything Adoption is certainly an al- religions in a budding nation alien ship with her psychic right in this country — every- pro-abortion, other than realiz- empathy about 2.5 seconds be- can be worse than that. ternative as well. Another is over two hundred years ago, one is allowed to have and to ing that it is a valid option keeping the baby and raising it and that nation has accepted fore they hit the Enterprise openly declare their personal that must be allowed to remain Recommended Reading: on one's own, or with the help many differences in many be- with a photon torpedo. My position on any issue. Why legal. Pushing abortion into friends and I called her "mood Beyond the Blue Event Horizon of the father. America is no liefs and lifestyles since then. aren't more women exercising the back alleys and into the of- longer a county in which a ring." - By Frederick Pohl Don't let that history of choice their rights? fices of butchers who will do it woman is shamed to be a be overturned now when so There is another inalienable illegally will not stop it, merely single mother, for which many other places are moving right that is not expressly de- make it more dangerous for everyone can be thankful. toward our mark. Let choice STAFF fined in the Constitution or in the women who choose it. Neither should it be a country remain. the Bill of Rights, that of free- Abortion was relegated to where it is shameful to make NEWS dom of choice. America was back alleys and butchers once another choice. Melissa Lukehart Assistant News Editors: Doug Gross, Brent Parrott; Copy Editors: Missy founded on the right to choose before, with disastrous results. There are choices, and it Senior English major Lukehart, Mike Strong; News Staff: Jennifer Booth, Scott Crockett, Tanya Emerson, Johnnie Goolsby, Stacy Graham, Roger Lee, Dennis Smith, Michelle Thomas, Kim St. Hilaire, Ken Ward LETTER AND SUBMISSION POLICY Pro-choice and Christian The George-Anne welcomes letters to the editor, story submissions and guest columns from FEATURES people both inside and outside the Georgia Southern University Community. All copy Features Editor: Teresa Roach; Staff: Donna D'Ambrosio, Doug Gross, Carolyn Dear Editor, would have to place 1,560,704 submitted should be typed (double-spaced, please), preferably on Macintosh disk in McWilliams, Trey Decker, Donald Jordan babies. Microsoft Word or Microsoft Works format. All submissions must be signed and include a I would like to voice my mailing address and phone number for verification. The editors reserve the right to reject any SPORTS opinion on the abortion issue My other concern is that if submission. There is no word limit on submissions. A writer may request to remain Sports Editor: Eric Weisenmiller; Assistant Sports Editor: Michael Strong; Staff: that has been popularized by there were law prohibiting anonymous. However, it will be the editor's decision whether or not to print the name. John Munford, Rod Swinson, Eddie Womack your editorial [Jan. 28, "The abortion, and all of these ba- Submissions are run on a space-available basis. OPINIONS problem with 'pro-life' argu- bies were born then it would be Staff: B. Birdseye, Philana Griffin, Jason Lewis, Pat OKelley, D.J. Smith ments"] I am a Christian, but I up to us as taxpayers to sup- PHOTOGRAPHY am also pro-choice. I feel that port these unwanted children Hit and run is not funny in every way, from health care Head Photographer: Randy Trujillo; Staff: Robby Weatherly, Jesse Stribling, Robert there are certain circumstances Dear Editor, Cooper in which abortion is a valid to education. These children The other day (on Hitting someone in a cross- CIRCULATION option for a woman. I am would not have very good lives referring to rape and incest. if they came into the world Wednesday, Feb. 12 at appox- walk is not funny! This is a se- Supervisor: Glenn Burgess; Staff: Laura Morgan, Cindy Keever, Mike Bowden, imately 10 a.m.) I was deliber- rious offense and is handled Chris Shelnutt, Robby Weatherly However, I do not feel that . unwanted. I know that God can work ately hit by a car in a cross- accordingly by the police. ADVERTISING/DISTRIBUTION SERVICES (ADS) abortion should be used as a type of contraception. Mr. miracles, but let's be realistic. I walk between Hanner and Crosswalks are sacred areas Advertising Manager: Stacy Graham; Business Manager: Jeff White; Sales Man- Ellison's idea of adoption is would also like to say that Tom Hollis. for pedestrians to cross streets ager: Jay Knight; Business Assistant: Kelley Hare; Sales Representatives: Kerry This person had stopped to and vehicles must stop to allow Calhoun, Christy Emig, Matt Fastick, Andrew Flurry, Shelly Robbins, Philip Wil- good, but I feel that we would [Scarborough; Feb. 11, "Bible them to cross. Students, staff, liams quickly run out of people to clearly states that abortion is let people cross the street and I faculty, and residents of PRODUCTION AND GRAPHICS EDITORIAL SERVICES (PAGES) adopt all 4,384 babies that are murder"] is wonderful at proof- was the last person to walk by. As I crossed, he accelerated Statesboro need to be aware of Production Manager: Sherry Dyal; Production Assistant Managers: Stephen supposedly aborted daily. [Feb. texting and that you can sup- Gundersen, Barbie Westberry; Production Staff: Jason Adams, Keisha Davis, 7, "Adoption, not abortion, port anything with the Bible, and hit me in my legs. this if they do not already breriua Dowling, James Kilkelly, Lynn Kirkland, Adrian McDaniel, Mitch Mitchell, should be the alternative"] including homosexuality. Although it did not hurt me or know this. Cathy Siler, Joseph Smith; Darkroom Manager: Randy Trujillo Anyone with any mathematical knock me down, it upset me to

STUDENT PUBLICATIONS COORDINATOR ability can see that by the end Name Withheld By see the person laughing. He Name Withheld By Bill Neville of one year, social services Request clearly did it on purpose. Request SPORTS February 18, 1992 • Page 5 The George-Anne Eagles clinch TAAC title despite loss By Rod Swinson scored 20. lives again with the lead at five free throws in the final Staff Writer The Lions managed to slow just four, 69-65, with 2:07 left 1:03 of the game and Windless the pace of the game and in the game. capped the scoring to give the Centenary 110, trailed only two at 27-25 late Windless showed his senior Eagles the 79-72 win. in the first half. GSU 107 OT leadership when he followed a Windless ended the game The Eagles led at the half with 17 points, while Charles Eagles 35-27. missed shot to build the lead to The Eagles blew a 25-point 74-67. finished with 12. The Eagles came out fast to lead and a chance at TAAC The Lions were just about The Eagles improved their start the second half scoring appreciate history when they lost to the through roaring about that overall record to 19-5 (10-1 in seven unanswered points to Gents of Centenary in point. the TAAC) and the Lions drop your support overtime 110-107 Thursday in give them a 42-27 lead their to 5-18 overall (3-7 in the First of all, I would like to Shreveport, Louisiana. biggest of the game. Wendell Charles hit three of TAAC.) congratulate the Eagle bas- GSU could have become the With 17:00 remaining to be ketball team for an outstand- first team in the history of played the Eagles led 44-29 and had their sights on blow- ing comeback and performance their conference to go 10-0 but ing the Lions out. against the Panthers of Centenary outscored the Georgia State. Eagles 65-49 in the second half With 14:51 left in the con- Spring Break '92 You really showed a lot of and overtime to send the Wendell Charles hit three key test, the Eagles held a 14-point North Myrtle Beach heart and character by not giv- historical hopes down the last minute free throwstosecure lead at 52-38, but the Lions ing up and it paid off. drain. victory over SE Louisiana. would not give up. Myrtle Beach But I must take this time to The Eagles led throughout The Eagle lead was cut to 12 had the final opportunity of The Grand Strand the first half, but seemed at 60-48 with 10:00 remaining thank the sixth man (fans) for regulation to win. showing up in large numbers unfocused in the second half. and the Lions kept coming. The Eagles missed at the to support your team. The Eagles got out to their Southeastern Louisiana final buzzer and the Gents of You've Got The Time... You, the fans, showed a lot customary fast start behind outscored GSU 17-9 over the Centenary who once trailed by course of the next eight min- of character by staying behind senior Tony Windless who 25 had found a new life and a We've Got The Beach! the Eagles. Even when the pic- scored a career high 32 points utes and the Eagles found new game in overtime. themselves fighting for their ture started to get dim (Eagles in pursuit of an early 17-2 So, Pack your bags, grab Centenary won the new trailing by 17 points) you lead. game. your friends, find any maintained your support and The Eagles extended their Dexter Abrams added 23 mode of transportation it proved to be a determining lead to 18 with a score of 33- points for the Eagles, Charlton and join the Spring Break factor. 12. Young scored 18 and Wendell You really put a large stake Just minutes later the Beach Blast in North Charles netted 14. in your claim to be the REAL Eagles spurted and the Gents Myrtle Beach, Myrtle The Eagles drop to 18-5 GSU. found themselves trailing 40- Beach, and The Grand overall (9-1 in the conference) I want to urge you to keep 15 and eventually down 49-29. while the Gents improved their Strand. up the good work. The Eagles led 58-45 at the record to 8-14 overall (3-6 in We have sun and surf, Last Saturday night could half. the conference.) trendy nightclubs, and be the beginning of the atmo- The Gents refused to give up a sphere that brings in television though and it paid off in the GSU 79, festive party atmosphere. contracts and media exposure. end. You won't want to miss SE Louisiana 72 I spoke to some of the play- The Eagles led 84-64 with LATE NIGHT this most excellent ers after the game and they 11:33 left in the game, but the The Eagles rebounded from adventure! expressed their appreciation Gents went on a 32-14 run the a tough loss Thursday to de- IN THE B0R0! for the atmosphere and sup- remainder of regulation to feat the Southeastern Serving famous port the fans gave. force overtime. Louisiana Lions 79-72 and Krystals 'til: Wendell Charles, who Centenary got a pair of free clinch the regular season Midnight Sun. - Wed. For more information about played an important role in the throws to cut the lead to 86-77 TAAC title. ■ 2 a.m. Thurs. - Sat. outcome of the game, made a and shift the momentum to the A loss by Florida how you can join the Spring few positive comments about sides of the Gents. International to Samford and a the fan support. The Eagles led 88-77 with win by the Eagles combined to Break Beach Blast call: "My ears are still ringing 7:00 left in regulation, but they give the Eagles homecourt ad- from the screaming and yelling could not hold the lead. vantage throughout the con- 1-800-356-3016, ext. 700 out there," he said. "That is Within a matter of minutes ference tournament. NOW OPEN NEXT TO WAL-MART! what it is all about. The GSU found themselves fighting The Lions slowed the Eagles excitement and enthusiasm out for their lives when the Gents usUal fast start and managed there makes me want to play cut the lead to five at 94-89. to stay close to the Eagles, even harder. We knew we Windless hit two free throws even leading 19-18 with 7:00 could come back, and with that to give the Eagles a 96-95 lead left in the half. support we knew we had to do with only a couple of minutes Tony Windless was sizzling it for the fans I just want to left in regulation. early, as he scored 11 of the say one thing to the fans... Just seconds later, Louis Eagles first 14 points, but Thanks and COME BACK." Lumpkin hit a free throw to tie scoring honors for the night Charlton "CY" Young, who the game 96-96 but the Eagles went to Calvin Sinkfield who played an excellent game espe- cially the way he handled the •Sports Emporium, ball under intense pressure formerly the Sports Buff is with all of the excitement, had now under new ownership some things to say about the and management. §port§'JL■■ EFIV/IPOQIIMPORIU IN/IM fans. "That's the kind of atmo- Greek and Team Lettering, ftsra&afc$&.~ sphere we have been looking FOOTWEAR f^Bl Statesboro Mall for all year," he said. Nike Air AnHuamche fKf^^ 764-6869 "We appreciate it so much Reebok 4^'^S^ Mon.-Sat. the way the fans came out and Converse w^^ ^jJB^v^ stayed with us throughout the entire game. They were a motivational factor in sparking us to a comeback. It's a great win for us and they were a SPORTSWEAR HATS part of it. I just want them to Air Jordan" The Game Starter keep coming and we'll keep Russell The Game working hard to become better Umbro New Era and better. Thanks." N^ Starter Apex One Tony Windless was his ^\ Reebok Pro Line Black History Month usual consistent self, rising to ^ Nike Signature the challenge whenever it pre- sents itself also commented on Your Complete Sporting Goods ^\&\$>\ the fan support. "Oh, the excitement and en- 10% off all Black thusiasm really helped us out a lot. This type atmosphere makes us want to work harder History Books through to please ourselves and the fans. It was a great win for us and the fans had a lot to do with it. We just want them to 2/28/92 keep coming back to help us even more as we move into post-season," he added. Now as you notice, the play- ers recognized that the fans support was a big factor. They noticed you and I sensed in their comments that they genuinely need to know that they do have some sup- port out there. I think we could be on the brink of something big and what better time than when nearing March Madness when the Eagles will need us the most. Oh, by the way, I told you that the games hold some exciting sites and sounds.

SEE SUPPORT, PAGE 10 Page 6 • Februrary 18, 1992 SPORTS The George-Anne Diamond Eagles open with two losses By John Munford Varitek's leadoff homerun in going six innings, allowing five Staff Writer the second inning to tie the earned runs, walking three Eagles at one run apiece. The and striking out three. The GSU Eagle baseball Yellow Jackets took the lead team lost their first two games for good after Carlton He was relieved by Dave of the year to Georgia Tech Fleming's RBI groundout and Masi in the seventh who this Sunday at J.I. Clements Michael Wolffs sacrifice fly in finished the game, pitching one Stadium. the fifth. inning, allowing a solo homer Georgia Tech won the first Tech also took the victory in to Fleming. game with a final score of 4-2. the second game, 6-0. Starting pitcher Tim Roth Brad Rigby (2-0) went six The only offense the Eagles (0-1) allowed three earned innings for Tech, allowing only could muster up was in the runs in five innings, walking three Eagle hits while walking form of three singles, one each three and striking out four. five and striking out five. from Eder, Chris Peterson and His counterpart for Tech, Chris Myers relieved him, Bryan Wiggins. David Albert (2-0) held the pitching the final inning and Eagles to four hits, one walk picking up two strikeouts in The Eagles will close out a and two earned runs while the process of shutting out the two-game series with the going the full seven innings for Eagles. University of Georgia today at the victory. Starter Jake Greene (0-1) 4 p.m. at J.I. Clements Ronald Stanford mopped up took the loss for the Eagles Stadium. for Roth in the sixth, pitching the last two innings, while watching his team be over- THIS WEEK IN GSU ATHLETICS powered by Tech's pitching. The Eagles got on top in (Home Games are in All Caps) the first, when Todd Greene's Feb. BASEBALL VS. GEORGIA 4p.m. RBI single scored Matt Wilson, 18 19 M&WTENNISVS.ARMSTRONGSTATE 2:30p.m. and when Doug Eder scored 20 W-B-BALL VS. BETHUNE-COOKMAN 7:30 p.m. after reaching base on a double Softball at Charleston Southern 2:30 p.m. Firstbaseman Mike Miller swings for the fence. The Eagles' were defeated 4-2 and 6-0 in two Sunday in the seventh. 21 SOFTBALL VS. VALDOSTA STATE 3 p.m. afternoon games versus Georgia Tech. (Photo by Danny Runion) Tech was led by Jason Baseball at U. of New Orleans 5 p.m. Golf Nat'l. Collegiate Inv. (Miami, Fla,) all day FIU shuts down Lady Eagles By Eric Weisenmiller throughout the game continued Greer. "It's very Sports Editor The half court pressure frustrating when we don't have second half FIU was on top applied by the FIU defense with a commanding 83-51 lead. GSU Ladies Basketball ,any one that will step up and forced several bad passes show that 'gung-ho' demeanor FIU surpassed the century SPRING BREAK!! head coach Drema Greer which were converted by the that it takes to win." mark with :20.0 seconds expressed frustration at her Golden Panthers on the In the second half GSU remaining to coast to the 26- . V: s i#'^i%% team's lackluster performance - I §/■ IT %P *> transition. came out of the locker room point victory. in a 100-74 home loss to Trans In the first half, GSU was and surrendered the first four Jennifer Bell led the way for <% "iBp&i America Athletic Conference guilty of 14 turnovers. points of the period before FIU scoring 23 points and rival Florida International last At halftime FIU had built a cutting the deficit to 13 points grabbing seven rebounds. Thursday evening. 47-33 lead, yet coach Greer felt on a Subaricca Smith lay up Tidra Hardy and Dessislava "It's really frustrating at as if her team was still in the three minutes into the half. Dakova both contributed 16 for this point in the season when game. However, the Lady Things got out of hand from the Golden Panthers, who shot you have the as much Eagles were unable to put it then on though. Beginning at 48 percent from the field as a individual talent as the other together in the final 20 the 15:48 point the Golden team. team on the floor, but you don't minutes. Jill Dunn, Beverly Copeland come out and play with Panthers out scored GSU 23-9 "It's almost appeared as if and Toy Williams shared top- intensity in games," said in just over five minutes. we backed down tonight," At the half way mark in the scoring honors for the Lady Greer. Eagles with ten points apiece. The Lady Eagles (2-8 in Dunn was two for four from conference, 10-14 overall) were - three-point land. plagued by turnovers Andrea Autry and Janice HURRY! SPACE IS LIMITED!! Johnson both scored eight points. Braves Florida International improved their record to 7-2 in For reservations and the TAAC and 16-8 overall. may move They are currently in second information call: place in the conference behind Mercer. The Lady Eagles will face "Kelly" at Our 8th to 'burbs non-conference opponent ATLANTA (AP) - A top Bethune-Cookman this Sell-Out Atlanta Braves official said Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in 764-3621 Year! Monday the team may aban- Hanner Fieldhouse. don downtown for the suburbs if it can't get the lease it wants on the downsized Olympic stadium after the 1996 Games. Terry McGuirk, executive vice president of Turner fc' Broadcasting System Inc. and president of Turner Sports, told the Rotary Club of Atlanta that the Braves have a long- standing commitment to play- ing downtown. J5mi>tb0rttf But he added, "It doesn't take a genius to know that by DISTINCTIVE DUPLEXES being in the northern suburbs we would attract a higher so- NEAR CAMPUS. YET OUT OF THE "HUSTLE-BUSTLE" cio-economic group and have the ability to attract more dol- Janice Johnson and Stephanie Christmas go up for a rebound. The lars." 10 + 2 Leases Meanwhile, the Atlanta- Lady Eagles lost to Florida International 100-74 Thursday evening. (Photo by Jesse Stribling) Fulton County Recreation Authority announced the se- lection of Peter Bynoe, an ex- EACH SPACIOUS UNIT CONTAINS: perienced stadium lease nego- tiator, as its representative in 1150 Heated Square Feet talks with the Braves. Bynoe helped negotiate a lease for the Men's Top 10: School in "A" league action Two Full Baths With Double Chicago White Sox to use the 1. Leaders of the New School that promised not to new Comiskey Park. 2. Southern Sound disappoint and didn't. Running Vanities The 85,000-seat stadium is 3. Dingus Magees the fast break to perfection, 10' x 10' Screened Porch to be built with Olympic funds, 4. Pi Kappa Phi Southern Sound took a nine adjacent to the present Atlanta 5. The Heat point halftime lead. In a run Large Closets stadium, but will be downsized 6. Scabinis and gun second half the to a 45,000-seat horseshoe sta- 7. 8-Ballers Leaders of the New School set Extra Storage Space dium for the Braves. The cur- 8. Showtime the net on fire and when the rent stadium will be razed af- 9. Redskins smoke had cleared handed ter the Olympics. 10. IYA Southern Sound an 84-83 loss. A major obstacle to reaching Leaders of the New School's "Stretch Out" WITH FOUR an agreement is the Braves' re- Ben Pierce led all scorers with LOW POWER luctance to accepting the Game of the Week: 42 points. Michael Stokes of On Our Landscaped $162.50/MONTH Southern Sound followed BILLS recreation authority, which The CR/I "game of the week" EACH manages the existing stadium, for the week of February 10-16 closely with 41. Grounds as landlord. The authority has was an eagerly awaited had a stormy relationship with shootout between what many Women's Top 5: the baseball team. consider to be the best two 1. Lady Pines 681-1166 "We want the stadium to be teams in the league. Last 2. Woody's operated by baseball people for year's All-Campus Champion 3. OPP Sign NOW to Guarantee For Fall baseball people," McGuirk Southern Sound took on the 4. Too Legit said. undefeated Leaders of the New 5.WWA OTHER NEWS Februrary 18, 1992* Page 7 The George-Anne THE NATION Whiskey bag pants were ^@g@SBSSSSS[ Ai. XX Catch of the day provides mystery thumb ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo. (AP) - The catch of the day turned not a poke at MADD •* LIFEGUARDS into the mystery of the day when the fisherman discovered a Apply now for summer employment i human thumb in his 6 1/2 pound mackinaw. ATLANTA (AP) - Sen. ber of the Legislature for 42 Call or Write: Blake Robinson of Afton was fishing about a half-mile from Culver Kidd says he wasn't years. He has served in the ■i SwimAtlanta Pool Management shore in the Flaming Gorge Reservoir Thursday night when he trying to poke fun at Mothers Senate since 1962. He intro- 1210 Warsaw Road, Suite 800 i caught the lake trout, said Sweetwater County Coroner Mike Against Drunk Driving when duces more proposed new laws •i Roswell, Georgia 30076 Vase. he praised their work while each session than any other CERTIFICATION CLASSES AVAILABLE "I think that a fish being caught that has a human thumb in wearing pants made of whiskey lawmaker. 14 404-992-POOL (7665) it... is basically less likely than winning the California lottery," bags. On Wednesday, Kidd rose to Vase said Friday. MADD wasn't sure what to commend MADD for their ef- a EXCELLENT WAGES and INCENTIVES The digit most likely belongs to a person who lost a thumb in make of Kidd's stunt. The gov- forts to curb drunk driving in xjlxJlxJLxJ[xJlxJlxJLxj[xj[xj x axlaa. M. bd a boating accident last summer, he said. But authorities also say ernor shrugged it off as an- Georgia, and urged senators to more than five people drowned in the gorge and were never other antic from the lawmaker join. He was dressed in an en- recovered. nicknamed "The Silver Fox." semble that made him a walk- Vase said he's trying to get a fingerprint from the thumb but "T really don't know how to ing advertisement for Crown it appears to have been in water a long time. Vase believed it take it," said Bob Shearouse, Royal whiskey. belongs to a man, but he may have to use X-rays or DNA tests to MADD's former state chair- He wore purple pants made Your Eyes Have It! discover who the mystery thumb truly belongs to, which could man. "It's kind of a mixed out of 160 cloth bags in which Specializing In take some time. message, isn't it?" bottles of the liquor are sold. 'There are so many variables involved," Vase said. "For it to The unconventional garb, His purple sports shirt, white Eyecare happen at all is unusual but for it to turn up like this is one of the the Milledgeville Democrat sports jacket and cap also bore & Contact Lenses oddest things that I've ever been involved in." said Thursday, was reverse the Crown Royal label. Cops smell pot, find muffins instead psychology at work. He wanted He told his colleagues, "We for GSU Students PULLMAN, Wash. (AP) - Police got a search warrant to his fellow senators to stay in all may take a nip now and and Faculty check out a parcel that smelled like marijuana. But instead of their seats, to hear his urgings then, but we also all know peo- contraband, they found muffins, cookies and cashews. that they join MADD. ple who've had their lives de- Washington State University police telephoned a judge for "Sometimes, you feel like stroyed because they couldn't the warrant Wednesday after dormitory workers at Streit Hall they're not paying attention," get a handle." Dr. Sherri Becker reported that a 12- by 6-inch box in the mail room smelled like he said Thursday. "I felt like I Kidd's attire caught Lt. Gov. OPTOMETRIST marijuana. was using reverse psychology. Pierre Howard by surprise. Office Hours: The MADD membership in this Four police officers also sniffed the suspect package. "I didn't know the outfit Mon-Wed 8:30am - 5:30pm 'We didn't just smell it once or twice," Sgt. Steve Huntsberry body is somewhere around 1 would look like that," Howard Thurs 9:30am - 7:00pm said Thursday. 'We took a real good look at it." percent. I think it ought to be said. "He said, Tf I embar- Warrant in hand, the officers opened the package. 100 percent." rassed you, I'm sorry.' And I II tri 8:30 - 3:00pm They found five bran muffins, a pound of cashews, two dozen "If he was applauding just let it go. It's not a big cinammon cookies, a note and check sent to a student by his MADD as a meritorious orga- deal." 9 Lester Road •764 - 5609 father. nization, then we appreciate Kidd said people had con- Freshman Joshua Walker of Rainier, Wash, said he didn't the support," Shearouse said. tacted his office commending notice any unusual odor when he finally got his dad's package. "If he was trying to make light him for praising MADD. But "I smelled it and my girlfriend smelled it, and it smelled like of MADD or mock MADD, I Kidd's endorsement didn't sit cardboard," Walker said. think it was in poor taste." well with Joan Conley, state Precision Auto Police theorize the box came into contact with a marijuana Said Gov. Zell Miller: chairwoman of the group. shipment in the mail and took on some of the smell. "Governors have been trying "We just know he opposes "You can't always be 100 percent, Huntsberry said. to control Culver Kidd since us," Ms. Conley said. "He went Mysterious noises investigated in Ware County the 1940s. None of them have against our victims compensa- WAYCROSS, Ga. (AP) - Residents in southeast Georgia succeeded, and I don't guess I'll tion bill. Needless to say, I have reported loud, earth-shaking noises, prompting authorities be able to, either." don't know where he's coming to launch an investigation. Kidd, 77, has been a mem- from." Some believe the noises may have been earthquakes, swamp 10% gas explosions or sonic booms. discount with this Ware County's Civil Defense director, Jim Wheeler, said he WEEKLY CROSSWORD coupon will conduct "fly-overs of the entire county to look for sinkholes or tree damage that may have occurred during the booms." ■ 12 3 4 5 6 |7 8 9 10 11 12 1 Scores of citizens have reported seeing and hearing loud 13 Il4 15 booms in recent weeks. Two on Wednesday violently shook 764-8691 64-B East Main St. 16 17 ■ ■ windows and doors of buildings, including the county fire station. 2 Blocks East of Court Wheeler said no one knows what is causing them, but there is di- Hp Hrk Mon.-Fri. 8-6 are several ideas. Sat. 8-12 HoUse One links the booms to earthquakes. ■ 22 ^Mi24 'Waycross is only about 200 miles from the fault line where ■ 26 ^^«28 earthquakes have been predicted in Georgia," Wheeler said. But Georgia Tech geologist Timothy Long said booms aren't 29 30 H31 32 consistent with earthquake tremors, and a seismograph showed no unusual activity at the time of the booms. ■33 IHr^ HttHHi "My initial feeling is that it's a sonic boom," Long said. 'They 35 36 37 B8 39 40 41 (military aircraft) may have been practicing 100 miles away, over 42 B43 44 B45 the ocean. Under some atmospheric conditions there are 'skip 46 47J B48 B4^ distances,' or focusing of the (sound) waves. A plane hitting the Q: What is a double good deal? sound barrier over the ocean may not be heard 50 miles away, but 50 51| |52 ■K3 it may be heard very clearly at 100 miles." Officials at three military installations -Jacksonville Naval 54 55 56 A: A Sonic Brown Bag Spedal! Air Station, Moody Air Force Base and Robins Air Force Base - Q: What is a Sonic Brown Bag Special? said they had no supersonic aircraft close enough to Ware County ■ to have caused booms on the days the noises were heard. Some residents think pockets of methane gas under an old ml m° m ® Junior Sonic county landfill are exploding, but no physical evidence at the ©Edward Julius Collegiate CW83-9 landfill's surface supports the theory. Burger x 2 Resident listening to Surf 107 against her will ACROSS 46 Math course, for 12 Maintained one's short brakes GULFPORT, Miss. (AP) - Jane Maten listens to local radio 1 Vulgar in language 48 Hebrew letters 13 Warless periods 7 Lollipop 49 Military cap 15 Electrical energy (D Regular French station WXLS every day - whether she wants to or not. 13 Cure-all 50 Oscar or Tony machine The tunes from Surf 107 FM come in on Maten's telephone 14 Sang like Bing 52 Baby talk 17 Softened the sound Fries x 2 16 By means of nature 53 Whip of because she lives near the radio tower that broadcasts the 18 Fred Astaire's 54 Petroleum, e.g. 22 Live together station's signal. sister (2 wds.) 23 Food fishes 19 Phoenix athlete 57 Slander 26 Prefix: wing "You hear that?" she asked a telephone caller. 'That's (Surf) 20 Murdered 58 Pointed beards 27 Himalayan goats ® Regular Soft 107.1 don't like it, and I like it even less with it on my telephone. 21 Detroit inventory 59 Writ of execution 30 Shoshonean Indian 22 Refers to 60 Mr. Pyle, et al. 32 Genetic material If I heard that stuff on the radio, I'd turn it off." 24 Wild buffalo of 34 Boise farm product? Drink x 2 India Conversation is difficult at best. DOWN (2 wds.) 25 Overhead trains 35 Trigonometric ratio "Do you know how frustrating it is to have to keep asking, 26 Jabs (2 wds.) 1 Actor Tony 36 Not informed •(g) All of the above! What did ya say?'" Maten asked. 28 Precious stone 2 Opposite 37 Of the roof of the 29 Did detective's work 3 Parachutes, with mouth Interference is common around radio station towers, and the 31 City on the Rio out 38 Thespian §®G0fe ©GfOTGO @(gg) §(p©(sM company will do what it can to solve the problem, said South Grande 4 "God's Little " ,39 Dimmer, said of 33 Afternoon 5 Zodiac sign tearful eyes Central Bell spokesman Tim Ryan. receptions 6 Famous golfer 40 Pencils, in Peru "I'm sure it's wild and obnoxious on her phone," WXLS 34 " the Mood for (2 wds.) 41 Banishes Love" 7 Emotional dis- 44 Garter, e.g. General Manager Jim Carlow said. "And we want to help her as 35 Magnificent plays 47 Unrefined - much as we can." 38 "A, You're ..." 8 Coffee maker 4'9 Jane Fonda movie Febraury 1 February 29 42 Alfonso's queen 9 Small beds 51 SIip a Mickey to Maten said South Central Bell had installed what technicians 43 Hardware store 10 Australian tree 53 — rubber Drive-In Phone 322 S. Main St. supply dweller 55 Chemical prefix Drive-Thru 489-4544 North of the Triangle call a suppressor, designed to keep radio signals from coming in 45 West coast airport 11 Increase in size 56 Actor Jack through the phone lines. "I shouldn't have to go out and buy another phone because of a radio station," Maten said. Voter education project shutting down ATLANTA (AP) - The Voter Education Project, which had a CROSSWORD PUZZLE six-figure budget when it worked to register Southern black SOLUTION / msciNffip W/IH im PRIV/ME: voters in the 1970s and 1980s, is out of money and about to shut down. \ lW0NTf?eAPTHI6tUee>tfH/ Executive Director Ed Brown and one other staff member now work without pay at the Atlanta-based organization. He said it probably will close within a month, as soon as he assembles papers, boxes them and presents them to Clark Atlanta University m s a 3 w 0 D X i 0 3 3 3 ■1 for posterity. s 3 3 1 V 0 3 1 3 3 n a V a i Rep. John Lewis, D-Ga., a former director of the project, said a 3 a n 0 s 3 a 3 V a n I V N 3 I V 1 J 0 0 3 a a V M V its funding dried up. i d 3 X s H i 3 1 3 3 V 3 "I've tried to encourage foundations, but black issues are not X V 1 s N V 3 3 I 0 V N 3 the 'in thing' now," Lewis said. 'Teople tend to respond to crisis. a 1 a V a 0 a V a a 3 d n S N wi w i s V 3 1 'The demise of the VEP will be a great loss to the Southern 0 a 3 V 3 a 3 H I J\ 3 3 S region of the country and to the nation," he added. "It has been like w 3 a a - V Is 3 X 0 d S 3 3 a bridge over troubled political waters." V N a v I s 3 I I 3| S a V 3 N I s I N n S 3 3 a a V The organization, which once had operating budgets rang- A 1 i V 1 N 3 w N 0 a I A N 3 THE GEORGE-A ing up to $800,000, sent staff members through 11 Southern a 3 N 0 0 a 3 v 3 3 V N V d states to conduct non-partisan voter registration workshops. ■ « 3 X 3 n s I a 'I V a I a i LIKED BY MANY, CUSSED BY SOME, READ BY THEM ALL

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Free 1-800-423-5264. lour 21'Services classified listings should be mailed to The George-Anne, Landrum Box 8001, Tab-1 am glad to have had the GSU. Deadline is noon TUESDAY or noon FRIDAY prior to publication. chance to know and become a close Lifeguards, Swim Coaches, Swim Auto Detailing- Clean inside and friend to you. Happy Valentine's • COMMERCIAL LISTINGS - are available at $2.50 per 25 words with a Instructors: Summer positions out. Wash, wax, vacuum, & Armor Day! -Your evening friend minimum charge of $5.00. Classified display advertising is available at $5.00 available in North Atlanta Area. All. Most cars only $20. Call Eric for per column inch per edition, with a one inch minimum size required. Payment Certification classes available. Call appointment. 681-2294. should accompany ad, unless advertiser has established credit. Tear sheets SwimAtlanta, (404)992-7665, for 17»Pets & Supplies om knives made to your will be mailed upon written request A charge of $1.00 per tear sheet requested information. specifications. Free estimates.. is assessed to cover mailing and handling. Contact the Advertising Depart- Stop!!! Need cash? We need students Juvinile Iguana- 16" including I iths extra. Great for Hunters ment: ADS, LB. 8001, GSU, Statesboro, GA 30460 or call 912/681-5418 . to stuff our dieting Sales Circulars! Healthy. Call Mark at 681-690 collectors. Write LB 11744 or Excellent Wages- $3 per envelope! 685-5946 after 4pm M-F for • • GENERAL CLASSIFIED POLICY- The advertiser is responsible for proof- info. reading ads upon publication. Any errors will be corrected upon written notice. No experience required! Start 1 Ads should be in good taste, and are subject to standard editing procedures. immediately! Send Long S.A.S. 19-Rentals & Real Estate ouncement of Intramurals The editors reserve the right to refuse any classified ad. Envelope: Galaxee Distributors P.O. available on OR/I Hotline at Box 1157 Forked River, NJ 08731. Apartment for sale: 2 br, 1 bath, 681-5261. CLASSIFIED CATEGORIES 13'Miscellaneous for Sale furnished. 57 Southern Vil Excellent typing done. Only 75? per 0 01 ■ ■ Announcements v 15 — Musical (404) 428-9595. Printed on a laser printer. The 0 02 Arts & Crafts 0 16- Personal Attention Sports Card Collectors-1 Brand new apt. For sublease in ate typing experience. Call v 03 Autos for Sale 0 17 - Pets & Supplies 764-7225. Ask for Elmer. 0 04 Auto Parts, Repair 0 18 — Photography have aproximately 2,000 common Spring & Summer. 2 bedroom, 1 0 05 Business Opportunities 0 19 - Rentals & Real Estate baseball and football cards. Most bath, vanity with sink in ei i is your wall need repair? Good 0 06 Child Care 0 20 — Roommates 1980-1984. 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Jive Socket, Crashin', Abbey, Triangle Gay and Lesbian Informal *EXTRA INCOME* Ophelia, Daze, Midnight Sun, Home Discussion Group meets 7'pm Earn from $200 - $500 weekly of the Thousands, etc.' Mfcndays. Call Counseling Center mailing 1992 Travel Brochure;s£For fo? further details at '681-5541. more information send an addressed 16*Personal stamped envelope to: ATW Travel, YOGA CLUB meets 5 pm Mondays, P.O. Box 430780, Miami, FL 33143_ Amy- Don't think I forgot you!! You in Union. Wear loose clothing & 500-1000 Camp Positions Available- are on my hit list too. -Kelli bring a mat or blanket. Beginners Staff Referral Services provides a Angel- Be afraid, be very afraid. welcome. Phone 681-0226 for network of camps, now hiring, from Dizzy, Blonde, Yankee revenge is the details. the "keys" to Wise-Minn. One worse. 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COURTHOUSE r^.ry.-^'"Tgv.-T-iig' -j^g^ CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 LOW AIRFARES TO increases in crime and court- provide the best functional and also keep the courthouse on EUROPE AND related functions. safest arrangement for jurors, the National Historic Register. SNOOKY'S judges, lawyers and law Restaurant Various groups and citizens While there was no ASIA enforcement officers who expressed their opinions on the agreement over expansion transport inmates. courthouse expansion. projects, the consensus was Rod Nebel, of the Historic The Bulloch County Bar that nobody wanted anything SPECIAL STUDENT & Society, said the group is Association, Bulloch County done that would obstruct the FACULTY AIRFARES Historical Society, Garden opposed to anything that is view or appearance of the SCHEDULED MAJOR AIRLINES Club of Georgia, Statesboro detrimental to the courthouse courthouse. NO CHARTERS -Bulloch Convention and and its listing on the National Visitors Bureau and the Historic Register. One citizen commented to 50 U.S. DEPARTURE CITIES Statesboro Service League all The courthouse was put on another that "anywhere you 75 DESTINATIONS the Register in 1980. made presentations to the put a three story structure, it'll • International Student Exchange ID Cards board. Nebel urged the committee block the view (of the • International Faculty ID Cards Jim Rutledge, president of to use existing facilites as courthouse.)" Good Home Cooking!" • International Youth Hostel Handbooks the Bulloch County Bar mutch as possible. Open Mon.-Sat. 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. • Let's Go Europe Guides County Commission Association, said the bar The possibility of putting SERVING BREAKFAST, LUNC^ & DINNER | • American Express Travelers Cheques Chairman Robert Cox said, passed a resolution last Friday the addition on the east side (LUNCH & DINNER BUFFET) | "It's not going to be an easy EURAIL AND to endorse expansion eastward was raised because the it could Student Meal Tickets - J task to satisfy everybody's 10% Discount on purchase of $100 or more meal ticket. BRITRAIL PASSES onto Siebald Street. The accomodate the most growth. wants and concerns." 11 E. Kennedy St. Statesboro eastern expansion would The eastward expansion would GROUPS/INDIVIDUALS

POLICE BEAT ASK ABOUT OUR EXPRESS ID CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2 CARD SERVICE Inman Street reported two bi- was set at $5000. from her automobile in the "Celebrating our 33rd Year cycles stolen. • David Donald reported Chandler Square parking lot. in Student Travel" someone attempted to enter Bulloch County Sherriff's his Pinehaven apartment by February 13,1992 For your FREE Student Travel Catalog mail this coupon to: Department prying the back window. No • Paul Craig Reddick of INTERNATIONAL STUDENT access was gained to the EXCHANGE FLIGHTS, INC. February 14,1992 Catherine Avenue was charged 5010 E Shea Blvd., Suite A-104 apartment. Scottsdale, AZ 85254 USA • Thomas Andrew Bostic of with driving under the influ- WARP YOUR MIND! or call: 602/951-1177 Turner Street was charged • Molly Riddle reported ence, running a stop sign and driving with a suspended li- 883 with possession of marijuana someone took three hubcaps ■« HI , ■ *r* «"' NAME:. with intent to distribute. Bond worth approximately $300 cense. STREET:

ANEMIA CITY: _ CONTINUED FROM PAGE 3 STATE: _ .ZIP: treatments may provide bene- being used in treatment of beta quently fatal in early child- fits in other hemoglobin ab- thalassemia, another inherited hood. Greater understanding normalities. blood disorder, which is fre- of sickle cell disease and its SUPPORT REGENTS CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 CONTINUED FROM PAGE 5 discrimination policy. George-Anne I mean just think in one in a two and a half hour time night you watch an Eagle fly span? (half time dunk) a cheerleader Let's keep up the support -Allowing students a voice fly (ask the cheerleaders how it and show the team that we in the way a college deals with feels about 20ft up) and appreciate their winning atti- financial emergencies. This is READ OUTLAND players takeoff and land with tude and record. in response to the regents' vote ONLY IN THE GEORGE-ANNE emphasis (ask Calvin Sinkfield last year to allow colleges to how it feels to slam.) See you at the game fire tenured faculty members What more could you ask for Thursday and Saturday. in times of budget crunches. WARNING: Don't Get The PLACE to The Boot!

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