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Pi Kappa Phi charter suspended Fraternity is defunct after failing to meet 'chapter standards ' READER'S POLL 1 994 r By Emily Wester News editor Pi Kappa Phi fraternity no longer exists at Jacksonville State University. The alumni of Pi Kappa Phi's Delta Ep- silon Chapter voted to suspend the charter of the undergraduate chapter and to close Goodwin named the chapter house on November 18. "When all the . . accusations were Teacher of the Year printed in the paper (The Anniston Star )," said Pi Kappa Phi president Rusty Garner, "the school called our nationals." The Anniston Star reported that Jackson- ville firemen were called to the fraternity house at 208 West Mountain Street early on the morning of November 12 to put out a bonfire for which the fraternity had no permit. During the incident, the Jackson- ville city police also arrived at the scene. When the officers returned to their cars later, they found paint had been scratched from the bodies of the cars. The fraternity was placed on probation. Director of Student Activities Teny McCarthy said, "I informed their national fraternity about this (the probation) as I always do whenever there is disciplinary action." In turn, Pi Kappa Phi's national head- Debra Goodwin, a nutrition quarters called the five alumni of the frater- instructor in the Department of nity whose names appear on the loan for Family and Consumer Sciences, See Fraternity House is in shambles: The Pi Kappa Phi house on Mountain Street wasplagued by vandalism recieved this year's Teacher of after the fraternity lost its charter. Angry former members may be the culprits, according to the Year Award. The winner is page 4 another former member. selected annually by JSU's Fac- ulty Senate and is presented by the administration. It is based on Alleged rape in Fitzpatrick Hall turned over to DA's office teaching ability. Along with the title comes a v By Jamie Cole * an identification or sign the escort in, which Editor in Chief is the normal procedure for visiting the cash prize of $500 and a $500 UPD finished with case increase to Goodwin's office "It's just a mess." dorm according to signs posted over the budget. The mother of an alleged rape victim The case is now in the hands of the reception desk. Goodwin received her Bach- summed up the situation: one that has been, Calhoun County District Attorney's Once upstairs in the room, according to elor of Science from JSU in di- for the past three weeks, the subject of ofice. Karen's mother, Karen was raped. etetics and holds a Masters de- rumor and speculation all over campus. Director of University Housing Ray Creel gree from the School of Allied According to University Police records, was present at a joint social gathering be- would make no specific comments about Health at University of Alabama- on November 9 at approximately 9 p.m., tweenthe Alpha Tau Omega fraternity and the incident, but did say he didn't think the Birmingham. rape was reported at Fitzpatrick Hall. The the Delta Zeta sorority on the night of the story went that way. "I've been told a suspect's name has not been released, but incident. Karen had become intoxicated different story," he said. He wouldn't con- JSU finally dedicates the new com- the alleged victim's mother has spoken to and was escorted to her dorm room by firm the story he had heard included the puter lab at Houston Cole Library. The Chanticleer about the situation. ATO's designated driver for the evening. resident assistant working the desk at See story, page 2. According to the alleged victim's mother, According to Karen's mother, the person at See Rape the victim (hereafter referred to as "Karen") the desk at Fitzpatrick Hall did not ask for page 5 PACE 2 @DECEMBER 1,1994 * THE CHANTICLEER

1 01- 1-78-94 - - - - . . Claudia------F.-. Mcnade- .------rennrted------criminal- - - + - * -..- - -mischief ------in- - - the- - - - 1 Houston Cole Library parking lot. , -1 1-28-94. Tanicia Meredith Benns reported harassment at Dixon CLINTON, MISS. Hall. 011-27-94. Arthur Dunta Jennines, 25, of University Apartments at Administrator faces 19 felony counts Jacksonville, was arrested and charged with possession of marijuana at Campus Inn Apartments. Former Mississippi College president indicted 011-27-94. Ray Skinner reported possession of marijuana at Campus Inn Apartments. A former president of Missis- signed shortly after state auditors pelling a pregnant, unmarried stu- -1 1-27-94. Jenny Denton reported burglary at Campus Inn Apart- sippi College has been indicted pointed out that $3 million had dent. ments. on charges that he embezzled more disappeared from the school's fi- Nobles is currently free on a 11-27-94. ~'~~re~ortedaminor in possession of marijuana at Campus than $1 million to pay for activi- nancial accounts over the last 17 $15,000 personal recognizance Inn Apartments. ties that were not exactly in line years. Since Nobles' alleged ac- bond. He faces 19 felony counts -11-27-94. Roderick Deangelo Thompson, 19, was arrested and with the school's conservative tions have a five-year statute of that include mail fraud, money- charged with possession of marijuana at Campus Inn Apartments. Baptist traditions. limitations, the indictment covers laundering and income tax eva- -1 1-27-94. JSUreported aminor in possession of marijuana at Campus sion. Inn Apartments. Lewis Nobles, Jr., who resigned 1989 to 1993. 011-23-94. Mazen Abou-Shaban reported breaking and entering of an as president of the school last year, As president, Nobles strength- Despite his highly religious auto at Memll Hall parking lot. was indicted by a federal grand ened the academic curriculum and reputation on campus, prosecu- -1 1-22-94. Anthony D. Horton reported criminal mischief at Campus jury on charges that he used $1.7 moral code of Mississippi Col- tors say that Nobles used the Inn Apartments. million from the institution to pay lege, which is the state's oldest school's money to pay for pros- 011-22-94. Jenny Denton reported a dumpster fire at Stephenson for prostitutes and risky personal educational institution and the titutes to travel with him while on Center. investments. Nobles has pleaded second oldest Baptist college in fund-raising ventures in New ell-21-94. Robert Daniel Parsons, 28, was arrested and charged with not guilty to the charges, claiming the nation. Nobles even testified York, Atlanta, Dallas and Wash- possession of a forged instrument. that the money was used to help before Congress in 1985, urging ington D.C. 011-21-94. Carmen Denise Poe reported theft of property at Sparkman needy students. members to vote against legisla- Mississippi College was at one Hall. time one of JSU's most heated 011-19-94. Reginald Quarles reported criminal trespassing at Crow After serving as school presi- tion that would have prevented a Hall. dent for 25 years, Nobles, 69, re- private religious college from ex- -1 1-18-94. Leonard F. Adams reported unauthorized use of a vehicle at Crow Hall parking lot. 011-18-94. Reggie Parker reported breaking and entering of an auto at Administrators, SCA dedicate new lab Ayers Hall. -11-18-94. Carlos F. Shepard reported breaking and entering of an v By Ben Cunningham auto at Penn House Apartments parking lot. News writer ell-17-94. Bill Batchelor reported criminal mischief and reckless Thanks to the combined work of the SGA, the endangerment at Houston Cole Library. -1 1-16-94. Clinton Wayne Blackmon reported criminal mischief at faculty and JSU administration, students now have Penn House Apartments. a state-of-the-art computer lab at Houston Cole Li- *11-16-94. Paul Bradley Kelley reported breaking and entering of an brary. The SGA and the University commemorated auto at Penn House Apartments parking lot. this pooling of resources on Tuesday by holding a -1 1-16-94. JSU reported a bomb threat at Memll Hall. dedication ceremony for the long-awaited new lab. all-16-94. Marcus Pernell Hall reported breaking and entenng of an Located on the tenth floor of the Houslon Cole auto at Penn House Apartments. Library, the lab has been open to students since the fall semester began. It consists of five IBM-compat- ible, multimedia-ready systems and five Macintosh Quadra systems. Both types of computers are equipped with CD-ROM drives, advanced graphics and sound systems, and some of the fastest micro- processors currently available. The uncredited photos on pages 1 and 10 of the November The price tag for this impressive setup, according 17 issue were taken by Jason Hams. to SGA treasurer Emily Hawk, was somewhere in the neighborhood of $40,000. It was a combined effort of fund-raising between the SGA and Univer- Single COPY: sity officials, said ~awk,that allowed the purchase New lab open for business: JSUpresident Harold of such superior equipment. Hawk, who was last McGee looks on as a student works on a new computer. copies: year's SGA Academic Improvement Committee CHANTICLEER Chairperson, said, "It was about the middle of last of Institutional Advancement, the office of the October when the idea was first introduced. We just Vice President for Student Affairs, Computer Ser- "Afree press is the unsleeping guardian of every other right sat down and talked about the idea. That was aneed, vices and the Office of the President for their roles that free men prize; it is the most dangerous foe of tyranny. " the students needed a lab in the library, in a central in making the new computer lab possible. --Winston Churchill location, where no classes would interrupt them." Despite all this work, the SGA has even more Jamie Cole, Editor in Chief The SGA contribution to the bill for the computer plans for the lab. "We want to make one computer Mark Harrison, Managing Editor lab was about $3000, according to SGA President handicap accessible. That's a goal that we have," Emily Wester, News Editor Chere Lee, Photo Director Chris Dempsey. Most of this, he said, was raised said Hawk. "Also, we're looking it getting prob- Jeh Jeh Pruitt, Sports Editor Jason Harris, Photography through the Casino Night event, held in March of ably about six more computers. And, right now the Mike Canada, Features Editor Keith Tasker, Asst. Ad. Director this year. The rest of the money for the project was computer lab is not hooked up on the mainframe Virginia Teague, Advertising Director raised by the University. network. We'll have to put more wiring into the Joe Langston, Manager of Student Media A gray marble plaque reading "This Computer library, but eventually it will be hooked up." Lab Is Dedicated To The Students Of Jacksonville The new computer lab has the same hours as the The Chanticleer,the student newspaper of Jacksonville State University, is produced by students. The editor has the final dec~sionon editorial content. Fundlng is provlded through University State University" was placed in the lab. It also library, and no classes are held in the lab, so appropriations and advertisements. Offices are in 180 Self Hall. recognized the 1993-1994 SGA, the Office of the students can work unintempted as long as they Editorials are the opinions of the editorial board unless otherwise noted. The editor reserves the right to edit for content and space. Vice President for Academic Affairs, the Division like.

PACE.. - - 4- * DECEMBER- - 1.1994 * THE CHANTICLEER Fraternity International House -from.page 1 their fraternity house. celebrates anniversary The group of alumni, along with two representa- Reasons for suspension tives from the national headquarters, informed Pi By Patrick Rogers Marina Kopylova of Russia. Kappa Phi of the suspension on the night of Novem- Fraternity had only 21 brothers; each News writer The scholarship winners and ber 18 at the fraternity house. chapter is required to have 25. November 21 marked the JSU other students had nothing but The decision was reached after the organization Fraternity was on probation from JSU. International House's 30th anni- good things to say about the Inter- "failed to meet minimum chapter standards." The Alumnus Clyde McSpadden: "You can't point versary. To mark the occasion, national House. National Headquarters of Pi Kappa Phi require a to one specific incident. The bonfire incident the house hosted a special dinner. "I think that it is a nice place, it minimum of 25 brothers. Until a recent induction did not do it. It just brought it to a head. " University President Harold is really nice, because you get to of 10 pledges, the fraternity only had 21 brothers. McGee was one of many dignitar- meet people from all around the Not just bonfire incident ies on hand for the festivities. world," Chan said. "The chapter had been going down for some time suspended," said Bassett. Nevertheless. if the ap- "It was a very successful, fun Nilsson said, "It's probably one now. We just felt that they couldn't make it," said peal is denied the fraternity won't get another chance and festive evening," said of the best programs I've ever alumnus Clyde McSpadden. "You can't point to to appeal "for about two years," Bassett said. Grindley Curren, director of the heard of ...it's one of the greatest one specific incident. The bonfire incident did not Commenting on suspension of the charter, International House. things I've ever been part of." do it. It just brought it to a head." McCarthy said, "That was a decision made by the In addition to dinner, the night Castellon expressed similar sen- The fraternity was three months behind on their national fraternity and their alumni and it's unfortu- was also a time to recognize the timents. "I don't think there's an- rent, which, according to McSpadden, did weigh nate that it had to happen." international students who have other program like it," he said. heavily on their decision to close the chapter. "We Four brothers are in the process of relocating from excelled in their studies by hand- "It's great and I'm very happy were a couple of payments behind," said Brent the fraternity house. According to Bassett, the ing out the John R. Stewart schol- here." Bassett, a former president of JSU's chapter. He fraternity is holding informal meetings in a house on arship, District Rotary Scholar- Emory Serviss, a counselor at was a brother this year before the chapter was Mountain Street. ship and Anniston Rotary Schol- the House, said, "I've really en- closed. "We slacked off a little bit, but it was going The fraternity house has been vandalized since arship. joyed it ...I've been able to meet a to be paid." suspension of the chapter. "A couple of 'possible' The winner of the Anniston lot of people and learn a lot of McSpadden was one of the founding members of members kicked out the windows in anger," said Rotary Scholarship was Debbie interesting things about parts of the fraternity, which has been existent since 1972. Basset. "After people found out about this they've Chan of Malaysia. Leo Castellon the world." H also signed the loan for the fraternity house, been ransacking the place." of Honduras won the John R. There are currently two open- 8hich will be sold privately by the Delta Epsilon Garner said, "I don't have a clue who did it. But Stewart scholarship and Bjorn ings at the International House for Local Housing Corporation. we're going to fix all the windows." Nilsson of Sweden won the Dis- Spring 1995. All students need to The undergraduate chapter has voted to appeal Summarizing the suspension, Bassett said, "The trict Rotary Scholarship. do to apply is drop by the Interna- the decision to the Pi Kappa Phi National Council (city) police with their false accusations against the Two other award recipients were tional House and fill out a regis- February 16- 18. fraternity and overdramatic opinions were in fact Niamh Curran of Ireland and tration forin. "It (the chapter) has not been revoked. It is the foundation of our hardships."

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Rape from page 1 Fitzpatrick that evening failing to follow 6 procedure. According to Karen's mother and AT0 I don't think it's safe here. president Chris Carter, the alleged perpe- is accepting applications for the position of trator was a designated driver for the -- Alleged victim's mother evening. "This never should have hap- pened. Females should be escorted by fe- males," her mother said. The University Police Department has Her mother, however, drove to Jackson- concluded its investigation of the incident ville and took her the next morning. and has turned the case over to the Calhoun Calhoun County Assistant DA Ron Wood County DA. Though Karen's mother ex- said "the investigation is still pending." pressed disappointment in UPD's handling Though Karen has not yet pressed charges, of the situation, Director of Public Safety Wood has contacted the family by letter David Nichols feels the investigation was but has not been in touch with them person- thorough. "Both Rick Tubbs and Nelson ally. No charges have been brought by Coleman worked on the investigation," Karen, her family or the DA's office. said Nichols. "Coleman spent 16 years in Wood did say that a case of this nature Washington, D.C. workirigon sexcrimes." could be pursued by the DA's office even Nichols said transportation to medical if the alleged victim doesn't press charges, This is a paid position that requires care is offered in every case of this nature. provided there is sufficient evidence and reporting expereience. Once at a hospital, standard procedure is to witnesses. He wouldn't comment as to If you're interested in the position, come by have a "rape kt" performed for medical whether this case was such a situation. investigative purposes. ATO's Carter said the alleged perpetra- the office at 180 Self Hall and fill out an "I specifically told them I wanted her tor is "no longer a part of our organization. taken to the hospital," said Karen's mother. It's something we're trying to put behind "They did not do that." us." interview process at a later date. Nichols said, however, that a victim could Karen has left JSU and, according to her refuse this offer. Karen's mother said UPD mother, will not return. told her Karen didn't want to go to the "I don't think it's safe here," her mother hospital. said.

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We Fine professor won 't return We all have at some point in our should let women know that what- lives but, as time went on we got ever they look like, they are beau- over it and people accepted us for tiful. Look at your mom. Nobody Earlier this week, the who we were. This is a ritual in thinks of their mom as sexy but official word came down: We suggest: life: it happens and you forget whostarve themselvesjust to look we all love them and think they communication professor Dr. Marian Huttenstine about it. However, some people great and make money from their are beautiful. Marian Huttenstine's con- can't forget it and can't go on Women should be judged by and her students deserve bodies. tract would not be renewed. without worrying. Then there are the beauty what they do, not for what they After the Spring 1995 a reason for her Who are these people? Women. queens. Women who strut their fail to be. No matter if a women semester, she will not be termination. But it's not their fault, it's stuff to be judged on their looks, wants to stay home or if she wants back. To students in the society's. From the moment little not on their brains or ideas. Why to work, we should respect them communication department, this came as no surprise; rumors girls can talk they are hit with don't women have heroes to look the same. We need to stop seeing about her dismissal have been circulating for some time. In ideas of what they should be. Go women as objects to have but I up to? Why aren't female activ- fact, it may be the worst kept secret at JSU. A much better- into any toy store and you will ists or writers plastered all over rather as people to love and cher- kept secret is the reason behind Huttenstine's dismissal. see a "boys" and a "girls" section. billboards to sell beer? Why aren't ish. We all need women that un- The administration won't tell. They don't have to. JSU has a Why shouldn't girls play with more full-figured women used to derstand us and that we can love policy about discussing "personnel matters." They don't. trucks and war toys? Why must sell cars in magazines? for who, not what, they are. Okay, that's policy. But in this case, they won't tell they play with dolls and the fake Women have the toughest time If we can get by our views of Huttenstine either. kitchens? At this point women are in life. We want them to be per- what society portrays as a woman, In fact, all the University will say is "all services between being told to be like these dolls fect. We want women to have we can let women be themselves. (Huttenstine) and Jacksonville State University will terminate and that their place is in the home. careers and stay at home. We want Then we can decide what kind of on May 30, 1995." The University did state they appreciated Then as they get older they see women who have minds but don't women we would like toshare our the services Huttenstine has rendered, but made no mention of these icons ofbeauty everywhere. speak them. We want women who time with and then we may all find what those services were: things like restructuring the commu- Are these women powerful ex- are what society deems to be physi- love. nication curriculum, teaching night classes when no other ecutives or heads of state? No, cally attractive. Why? And love is the most wonderful instructors would, giving outside speeches and much, much they are models. These women We should, from the moment a thing to have. more. A little background: Huttenstine began her tenure last year. She is a highly respected, some would say renowned, commu- nication law expert. In addition to that, her qualifications are far too numerous to list here. A few highlights from the list include things like serving as a legal consultant for the Ala- FWR WAYS A EMUATIC CANDIPATE CAN END HIS bama Press Association, the New York Times Regional Group WTICAb CARER. and even the Federal Trade Commission. She also has exten- sive experience in the fields of both education and journalism. More important than any of these things, however, is the fact that in the short time she's been here, Huttenstine has earned the loyalty and respect of her students. Rumors about her dismissal even prompted the circulation of petitions, which garnered well over a hundred signatures. Communication students have even gone before the SGA and the Dean of Communication and Fine Arts. JSU officials have commented in the past about how seri- ously they take student evaluations. We suspect the evalua- tions of Huttenstine were highly favorable, but then those aren't made public either, so we can only speculate. If those E! '2 evaluations were positive, the University apparently doesn't 2 f take them as seriously as they'd like for us to believe. S Huttenstine is that rarest of commodities: an instructor who i truly cares about her students. $ Her departure from JSU would be a severe blow not only to g the communication department, but to the University overall. 1 R It remains to be seen whether or not the University will PVBLlCAllON OFAN \NCRM\NATIMPW910 = support the opinions and needs of the students. Marian Huttenstine is an example of a professor who is meeting those needs.

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I I I I I I I Biggest News Story (Campus) Favorite Actor I What is your ideal I -Heather Whitestone is Miss America Arnold Schwarrneggar I I -Pi Kappa Phi loses charter John Travolta I Christmas gift? I -Student involved with professor dies Tom Hanks I I -Goshen tornado Tom Cruise I I -Other Other I Compiled by Chere' Lee I I I Biggest News Story (Off-campus) Favorite Actress I I -Heather Whitestone is Miss America Jamie Lee Curtis I I -O.J. Simpson Uma Thurman I I -Susan Smith's children murdered Juliette Lewis I I -GOP wins in election Kirsten Dunst ("Interview") I "World peace ... and Brad Pitt. " I -Other Other I - Kris Simpson I I Senior I Biggest Sports Event Favorite T.V. Show I I -Foreman wins title -"Roseanne" I I -Baseball strike "Home Improvement" I I -Alabama under NCAA investigation "Beavis and Butthead" I I -Nancy Kerrigan attack "Late Show with David Letterman" I I -Other -Other I I 1 I Best Movie Favorite Book I "Forrest Gump" by Winston Groom 1 I -"Forrest Gump" "For my wife to have a healthy I -"Pulp Fiction" -"Interview with the Vampire" by Anne Rice I -"Insomnia" by Stephen King I baby. " 1- "Interview with the Vampire" - Wes Voorhees I -"The Lion King" "The Chamber" by John Grisham I I -Other -Other I Sophomore I I I Best Album Most Unwelcome Comeback I I -"The Downward Spiral," NIN John Travolta I I -"I11 Communication," Beastie Boys Fob James I I -"American Recordings," Johnny Cash -Bon Jovi I I -"Forrest Gump" soundtrack -Hulk Hogan I I -Other Other I I I I Favorite Artist Mail your entry through campus mail to: I "Tograduate from this place." I -Nine Inch Nails The Chanticleer I - Belinda Ennis I -REM 180 Self Hall I Senior I -Boyz I1 Men by January 10,1995. We will run the I I -Tim McGraw results in our BEST AND WORST OF I I -Other 1994 issue on January 12, 1995. I

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Though it's only his second feature film, "Pulp Fiction" has made director Quentin Tarantino a star, and one of Hollywood's favorite sons. The movie is brilliant, the soundtrack is great, and "Tarantino" and "Oscar" keep ending up in the same sentence. ~~H~~~~~~8WW8~~~~W~~~~B~~B~8~~~BD~~~8~~8~~~~H~~~~~W~~~~~~ Guns and blood and twisted plots The influences are definitely there, ern day Bonnie and Clyde, into an ... who is this guy anyway? TWO but that's to be expected. Tarantino intoxicating sensory overload, us- yearsago themost likely place you'd is a life-long moviephile, widely ing and abusing every special effect find Quentin Tarantino was behind a known to memorize not only the 0. this side of the galaxy. stack of movies, either at his home or directors and stars of every movie he The big problem .,,Tarantino hates at work in a Southern California sees, but also the cast and crew. rewrites, especially when he's not video store. That was before the Spending six years as an employee the one doing them. Not only does world discovered Mr. Blonde, at southern California's Video Ar- the author hate the film, he removes Clarence and Alabama, Mickey and chives no doubt provided him with his name from the credits and stops Malloryandtheunforgettablevinnie an education that film school grads smiling when Stone's name comes Vega, the brutal but fascinating char- would envy. UP. acters of a man who leaped from Soon after the success of "Reser- With the international success of video clerk to Hollywood director voir Dogs," Tarantino scored big three films in just under two years, seemingly overnight. with "True Romance." This time Tarantino finds himself with enough Strange rise to prominence only onboardas thewriter, Tarantino clout to make a movie the only way The story, which reads with all the turned the cameras over to "Beverly he wants to: his way. That brings us weird irony of a Tarantino script, all Hills Cop II" director Tony Scott. to the fall of 1994, and the release of began when the aspiring screenwriter "True Romance" told the outrageous "pulp Fjction," sat down for three and a half weeks story of Clarence Worley (Christian With the help of the man who got tocreateagangstermovie. Tarantino Slater) and Alabama (Patricia the ball rolling, "Reservoir ~ogs" shows the script to his friend, actor Arquette), twounfortunatesouls who producer Lawrence Bender, and would-be producer Lawrence fall in love and accidentally wind up Tarantino created a visual montage Bender. Bender sends the script to with a million dollars worth of CO- thataccomplishes everything ''Natu- Harvey Keitel. Keitelloves the script caine that everyone from the mob to ral Born Killers" tried to do, minus SO much he not only helps finance the DEA are willing to kill for. the Oliver Stone tension headache, the project, he also co-stars in the Loaded with violence, energy and The intertwining of three stories, film. Not long after, the world had its snappy dialogue, this film had all the <

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ALBUM REVIEWS Pigface songs, but this time there is some- Evil Mothers thing different ... there is actually decent "Pitchforks and Perverts" I ATLANTA Pigface production work. Invisible Records "Notes From Thee Underground" Sounding clean and crisp, the album is a Since the early seventies, some musi- The Masquerade Invisible Records tour de force. Guest appearances areevery- cians have taken to exploring the dark POP WILL EAT ITSELF Dec. 7 I've always liked Pigface, if not for the where on the album. Jello Biafra (Dead side. First there was Black Sabbath, BIOHAZARD Dec. 10 music then for the purpose. It's a band that Kennedys), Flea (RHCP), Paul Ferguson Alice Cooper, Bauhaus, Killing Joke WIDOWMAKER Dec. 11 has no category and no obvious direction. (Killing Joke) and Jim Marcus (Die and then My Life With The Thrill Kill TESTAMENT with However, on the past two records, that has Warzau) all give their two cents worth. Kult. Now there is another: Evil Moth- DOWNSET Dec. 14 hurt more than helped. Even with the tal- Founderldrummer Martin Atkins has fi- ers. There is one big difference, though: ents of Trent Reznor (NIN), En Esch nally made Pigface into a completely en- Evil Mothers are serious. Center Stage (KMFDM), Paul Barker (Ministry), and joyable experience; let's hope it stays that On their second release, "Pitchforks GEORGETHOROGOOD Chris Connelly (RevCo); Pigface have al- way. and Perverts," Evil Mothers create an & THE DESTROYERS Dec. 5 ways fallen short of their potential. Now industrial-goth-rock sound that could ATLANTA RHYTHM with this new record, "Notes From Thee come from the bowels of hell; but it SECTION Dec. 9 Underground," they have finally hit the doesn't, it comes from San Antonio. GREG ALLMAN Dec. 16 target; in fact, they hit the bulls-eye, dead With tribal beats and eerie guitars, ALLGOOD Dec. 31 center. Evil Mothers make the perfect back- Starting out with a very smooth dance drop for vocalist Curse Mackey. Al- The Roxy track, "Asphole" is one of Pigface's finest though gritty and sometimes indistin- SIMPLE MINDS with pieces. With Ogre (Kevin Ogilvie of Slunny guishable, Mackey's voice is haunting. BIG AUDIO Dec. 3 Puppy) handling vocals, the song is enough Singing about murder and mayhem, he THE GRAPES with to get everybody in the mood to dance. is not someone to take home to mom. CATFISH JENKINS Dec. 31 Then the band turns 180 degrees into His lyrics are not sugar-coated and are "Divebomber," arock song that could cause sometimes down-right scary, but that's fillings to loosen. the point: "If you can't make drugs out Reviews by: Keith Tusker Pigface continue to amaze with ear-pierc- of bread1 then brother, put those thorns ing tracks like "You Own Your Own" and back on your head." Dates compiled by: Mike Canada the Pigface anthem "F- - - It Up." Many of Pigface: Notes from Thee Underground Evil Mothers are here. Be afraid. Be the tracks on the album sound like earlier very afraid. I -- -

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V By Jeh Jeh Pruitt with 20 points. Pat Amour had At the 4:30 minute mark, Sports editor 13 points and led in rebounds with First ~OSS Amour hit two free throws to tie After winning their first four eight. Freshman Jay Knowlton the game 24-24 after a remark- Put it in the basket: JSUS #32 . TA, ~~~~~~~k~were 4-0 heads for a layup and two points. games, beating Metro State and ranked third with 10 points. Top beforefalling to ~~l~~~d~able Cougar comeback. Greg having an undefeated record, the scorers for Metro State were David Christian Edmonds came off the bench and Gamecocks were upset in "moun- Hanis with 17 points and Carl nailed two free throws to put Jax tain country" falling to back to Lewis had nine. State ahead 35-3 1 at the half. JSU back conference champions Colo- "I thought our kids did a real kept every person listening or was 10 for 10 from the free throw and Jax State the game. rado Christian University. fine job of passing in the second watching the game on his feet the line in the first half. "We gave up way too many In Monday's game against the half," said Jones. "We showed a entire time. In the second half, JSU tied three second shots," said Jones. "We Roadrunners of Metro State, lot ofpoise and character and they Amour put the first points on times and took the lead once off a were sown five or six and had a Coach Jones and his team didn't did what it took to win. Benedict the board for JSU after not scar- Kelley 3-pointer with 8:40 left, chance to win the ballgame. That know much about the team, not College showed us a real quick ing in the second half of the pre- but they nevertook thelead again. one play (by Scott) didn't decide even directions to the coliseum. team gave US a lot of trouble and vious game against Metro State. Amour tied the game at 71-71 the ballgame." The snow was piling up outside that was one of our problems. Our A 3-pointer by Tim scott put the with 4:35 left in the game. JSU plays Friday and will start and the players had to adjust to the matchups were not good. I told cocks up by five with 14~05left With nine seconds left in the a 17 home game stand with the high altitude. They adjusted to the them if there's one thing that's in the first half. The Cougars ral- game, Knowlton came off the Tom Roberson Tournament. The Roadrunners as well and clinched important in this game it was lied back and took the lead with bench tohita3-pointer. TheCocks Cocks will host Grand Canyon, a 80-71 victory. gonna be our substitution from 1155 left. JSUjumped out with a had a chance to win the game but Hampton and West Georgia. Fi- Top scorer for the Cocks was the bench." five point lead with 8:30 left in Scott's feed to Armour was nals for the tourney will be Satur- sophomore guard Aaron Kelley Tuesday's game was one that the game. knocked away causing a turnover day at 8 p.m. THE CHANTICLEER 0 DECEMBER 1,1994 PAGE 13 I Lady Cocks start b HOMES AT RISK season at 1-2 The EPA/State Residential Radon Screening Suney has looked at homes in 40 states r By Jeh Jeh Pruitt Eddy nailed another JSU 3-pointer and found that roughly one in five have high radon screening levels. Below is a Sports editor with 2:41 left, but it never hap- state-by-state breakdown of the estimated percent of homes with screening levels greater than the EPA safety threshold of 4 pcocuries of radon per liter of air. While everyone was throwing pened. Jax State went in at the half paper airplanes in the middle of trailing 44-36. The EPA has yet lo tondud testing in Delaware, flocidp, Montana, New Hampshire, the court trying to win a $50 dol- "We knew coming in the game New Jersey, New York, Oregon, South Dakoto, Utah or Virginia lar prize, coach Dana Austin and defense was gonna be the key," her staff were trying to make ad- said Austin. "We tried to keep justments for their offensive and them at 70. I still believe in all the defensive play. JSU couldn't find girls. We've just got to keep a change and fell short of a vic- pounding and working because tory, losing to Mississippi Uni- these girls have a lot ahead of versity for Women 93-77. them." SERVICE CENTER In the first half of play, it looked Misty Fuller led JSU in the first The Hammetf name has been synonymous with car care In to be a blowout for the Game- half with 16 points, but didn't Jacksonville for one-half century. We pledge to continue that tradition. cocks. Jennifer Davis and her score in the second half. MUW's Andra Pastchal and Angela I teammates came out on fire when M-F 10-6, SA 9-5 EXPIRES: 12/4/94 she made the first JSU basket while Shelton both had nine points. BIKE- I triple covered. MUW couldn't In the second half, the Lady make their shots fall and the Lady Gamecocks couldn't pull the lead Cocks were up 9-5 with 14:25 left down. The Lady Blue had a total in the half. shot percentage of 72 percent to The game was then tied 1 1-1 1 the JSU's 54 percent. Sophomore Choose from 3 different as MUW started a run. guard Brandy White cut the once fundraisers lasting either 3 or 7 I The rest of the half was all 17 point lead to six with 6: 15 left days. No Investment. Earn $$$ MUW. in the game. 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@ WWS for promoting yearbook pictures and yearbook day.

.Jeff Bennett and Chris Dempsey of SGA, for helping with the promotion of yearbook pictures and yearbook day.

.The SGA for allowing us to use their conference room for school pictures and helping promote yearbook day.

.Mr. Bob Parker for allowing us to set up school pictures and yearbook stands in theTheron Montgomery Building on third and fourth floors.

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