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GSU junior Aron Price ties for 51st at NCAA Thursday, June 3,2004. Volume 76, Number 91 Championships Page?

G8 Summit thrusts coastal s$h' tot© suroroer Georgia into reluctant spotlight

- Statesboro's only water park to open on June 12 By Russ Bynum Associated Press ; WHAT IS THE G8?

SAVANNAH - Posters hanging ! . The leaders of the world's domi- from a fort in historic Forsyth Park | nant industrial nations meet to provide the first line of defense when I address international economic, protesters arrive for the G8 summit \ political and security issues in an in just over a week. relaxed setting. One shows a hand clutching a brick i with the words: "Don't break, build." i They sum up the undercurrent of j WHAT IS DISCUSSED anxiety in this city of shaded squares i ATG8? and stately homes as the June 8-10 summit between President Bush and Some past issues have been allied world leaders fast approaches. HIV/AIDS, terrorism, famine,andthe "People are apprehensive," said potential spread of weapons of mass Dian Brownfield, president of Savan- destruction. nah's Downtown Neighborhood As- sociation. "I don't think many people are worried about their own homes. THE WHO'S WHO OF They think about the city as a whole. It's a national treasure." THE G8 Georgia's oldest city, founded in 1733, is used to playing host to visitors. • George W. Bush Its St. Patricks Day parade, one of the United States ■ nation's largest, draws up to 500,000 • Jacques Chirac every March 17. And the 1994 book France "Midnight in the Garden of Good and • Vladimir Putin Evil" boosted tourism to a $1 billion- Russia By Rachel Weeks a-year industry. • Tony Blair United Kingdom [email protected] But the spotlight the Group of • Silvio Berluscon Construction continues at "Splash in the 'Boro," the new water park at Mill Creek Regional Park. Eight summit will throw on this Italy The park's grand opening will be on June 12, with festivities including two live bands, a magician, lots relaxed coastal city of 150,000 is • Gerhard Schroder of door prizes, and a prize for each person who attends. The family water park and aquatic center has altogether different. Germany three large 25 to 30-foot water slides: two are body slides and one is an inner tube slide. A major slide Not since Gen. William T. Sher- Starting June 12, residents can enjoy the • Junichiro Koizumi fun at 'Splash in the 'Boro', Statesboro's first tower connects the three, and they all empty into a plunge pool connected to the Lazy River. man's Union army occupied Savan- Japan waterpark. The 800-foot La?y River circles the play and leisure pools. The play structure includes slides, climbing nah during the Civil War has coastal • Paul Martin structures, and a large bucket that periodically dumps large amounts of water on the area. The leisure Canada Park Hours of Operation pool includes spray and play features. See G8, Page 3 Monday-Saturday The park also offers a 25-meter lane pool and a 24,000 square foot therapy pool. Both of them are 10 a.m.-6 p.m. heated and will be open year-round under a dome bubble structure. The year-round accessibility will Art exhibit 'rocks' children's creativity Sunday^ ~ ■-aHowtheparktotlffa'SCTba^dmngk Noon-6p.m. through April, the heated pools will be open for swimming lessons. the Art Department, and Dr. Battles, By Rachel R.Dobson The park also has a full concession stand with a seating area, men's and women's restrooms with the Associate Dean of the School of frostybluel [email protected] Ticket Prices family change areas, and lockers. The park also has a gift shop. Technology; combined efforts to create Adult Daily Passes: $7.50 According to Chad Avret, Superintendent of Management Services at Statesboro-Bulloch County As you enter the hushed world of a class that explored the relation of art to With proof of residency in Bullock Parks and Recreation, the possibility of a water park has been considered sincel989.Inl996,a feasibility the GSU museum you encounter the earth sciences. County: $6.50 study was conducted to determine the needs of the population in Bulloch County. Art Rocks exhibit. The museum decided on this exhibit The park is a $5.2 million project paid for by a one-cent tax, the Special Purpose Local Option Sales The exhibit is designed to expertly because the Hall of Natural History is Attractions Tax (SPLOST), which has passed over an 80 percent vote every time it has come up on the ballot. blend the fundamentals of art and closed for renovations, and they wanted Three 25 to 30-foot slides Student opinions on the water park are optimistic. GSU senior Jason Holcombe said, "I think the geology through hands on experiments to include earth sciences for the benefit of 800-foot Lazy River water park will be real cool. It gives the kids another reason to stay in town instead of going home for and displays. Art is the human effort to the numerous summer campers who tour 24,000 square foot therapy pool the summer. It seems pretty cheap, pretty accessible, and pretty fun." imitate, supplement, alter, or counteract themuseum. Dr. Tharp said that the inter- 25- meter lane pool the work of nature. Geology is the sci- active nature of the display was decided See SPLASH,Page 3 entific study of the origin, history, and upon because it would be interesting for structure of the earth. It almost seems children and adults of all ages. there could be no similarity between the There are certainly a lot of activities two. However, the exhibit thoroughly available, from testing the porosity of 'Comedy of Errors'adds a modern demonstrates that the meshing of earth different materials to painting on a cave >* science and art is not impossible, and in wall. Thisisaperfectactivityforsummer twist to a Shakespearean classic fact they are closely intertwined. camps, and mothers who don't know Dr. Brent Tharp, the director of the what else to do with all the summer free /' Special to the G-A museum, shared that the inspiration time. The next exhibit, starting in Sep- for the show is a course designed by tember, will be DigNubia, an exploration The Black Box Theatre in The Communication Arts Building at Georgia Southern two professors at GSU. Dr. Hudak of ' of Nubian archeology. University will be sizzling with tales of betrayal, mistaken identity, misplaced money, "ladies of the night," and much more in Shakespeare's farcical comedy entitled "The Comedy of Errors," which will be performed in the Black Box Theatre in the Com- munications Arts Department Building June 9-12 at 8 p.m. nightly. "Comedy of Errors" is a play not just for scholars of Shakespeare, but also for anyone who appreciates wild farcical romps. Director James Harbour is adding a modern twist to this classic play. By placing it in a contemporary setting, mixing the old school wit of Shakespeare with 21 century humor, he creates a show for everyone to enjoy. The mistaken identity comedy stars Chris Baldwin ("Lydie Breeze") and Josh Culbreth ("Shoes...") as the Antipholus twins who are separated at birth, and Jay McKinney ("Lydie Breeze") and Laramy Wells ("Much Ado about Nothing") as the Dromio twins, also separated, who all unwittingly interact with one another, caus- w ing an unpredictable and intricate series of events with hilarious consequences. The play is full of other talented actors including Carrie Baker ("Lydie Breeze"), Erin Biszak ("Lydie Breeze"), Meredith Boggs ("Much Ado about Nothing"), Cedrick Bryant ("Matchmaker"), Jade Bulecza, Courtney Fisher ("Ah, Wilderness"), Fredrick Gregory, Casey Metcalf, Angela Parker, Jennifer Pollock ("Much Ado about Noth- ing"), and Brian Still. LaVene Bell/STAFF The show is a collective act by director James Harbour's summer theatre class. Opening on June 9, 'Comedy of Errors' is expected to amuse Admisson is free, but donations will be accepted toward an equipment fund for a . . Luke Hearn/STAFF and delight audiences with a witty tale of mistaken identities future Black Box Theatre. Reservations can be made by calling (912) 681-5379. The GSU Museum officers many opportunities for children to particapate and rekindled love. in rock related crafts and actitivies during the'Art Rocks'exhibit. Weekday Weather Opinions A&E Sports Inside ■ Luke Hearn offers his • 'Day After Tomorrow' misses • GSU Baseball leaves SoCon Police Beat 2 with audiences Tournament with a 34-25 record Thursday suggestions to save HOPE Classifieds 6 HIGH Crossword 6 • According to latest military •Tori Amos'new album gives • GSU's Martian Veiglova named 88° and U.S. Census figures, small listeners a blend of old and new SoCon Female Athlete-of-the- Comics 6 communities are effected most Year Sports 7 \-i • Vicom is set to launch gay by war fatalities Opinions 4 themed network LOW Calendar 2 Scattered Isolated News Briefs 2 Thunderstorms Page 4 Page 5 Page 7 Thunderstorms it m HBHMI (912)-681-5246 • [email protected] Williams Center Rm. 2023 • P.O. Box 8001 . Statesboro, GA 30460 The EORGE- 2 Thursday, June 3, 2004 Police Campus News Briefs 05-26-04 and responded to one burglary 06-01-04 tion President Bush signed last year, • Officers issued one traffic cita- alarm. ■ Officers issued one traffic citation Cheney defends said the first substantial legislation tion and two traffic warnings, • Melvin Hubert "Bret" Kinard, and two traffic warnings, assisted Patriot Act, attacks limiting a woman's right to choose, investigated two traffic accidents, 23, of Bland Avenue, Statesboro, one motorist and responded to was an unconstitutional infringement assisted four motorists and one was charged with second degree two fire alarms. June 5 Kerry of three decades of Supreme Court injuredperson.andrespondedto criminal damage to property and 'The Transit of Venus' precedent. ■, a brush fire near the RAG public drunkenness. 2-3 p.m. "The act poses an undue burden Come and learn what will hap- on a woman's right to choose an abor- 05-27-04 05-29-04 pen on June 8—what astronomers tion," Hamilton wrote in her 120-page • Officers investigated one traffic • Officers issued one traffic citation call "the transit of Venus"—and opinion. accident, assisted two motor- and three traffic warnings, assist- learn how to safely watch this his- Hamilton's decision was the first of ists and responded to one fire ed one motorist and responded - All Police Beat information torical eyent. For the first time in three judges presiding over lawsuits alarm. to one burglary alarm. compliled by Luke Hearn, News 122 years, the silhouette of Venus challenging the regulation, including a" Editor., will travel across the sun. This case in Nebraska. Bush signed the bill 05-28-04 05-30-04 event will not happen again until in November, saying "a terrible form • Officers investigated two traffic • Officers issued one traffic warn- 2012. Special black polymer solar of violence has been directed against- accidents, assisted two motorists ing. eclipse shades will be available to children who are inches from birth purchase for $1. At the planetarium, while the law looked the other way." 912-681-5292 Lieutenant governor CamDus 'The Sweet Taste of Heaven' 2 p.m. gives half-million to "Heavenly Honey" is a fun class in the basics of beekeeping Democrats Religious studies scholar to discuss from GSU professor and hobby Special Photo beekeeper, Norman Schmidt. Join Vice President Dick Cheney. in a honey taste test, see a live Mel Gibsons 'The Passion of The Christ' KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Vice beehive, watch a honey extraction President Dick Cheney on Tuesday and learn about bee equipment, bee professor of religious studies. defended the government's use of the Special to the G-A relationships and specific roles each "Because Gibson's film is market- USA Patriot Act to fight terrorism and bee plays in the hive. Children are ed as an accurate portrayal of events criticized presumptive Democratic welcome but must be accompanied The controversial Mel Gibson described in the New Testament, I presidential nominee John Kerry for by an adult. Members $5 ($2 for film "The Passion of The Christ" will also assess 'The Passion' in rela- his call to repeal parts of the wide- each child), non-members $7 ($3 will be the subject of a discussion tion to the Gospels," he said. ranging law. for each child). At the Botanical by a religious studies scholar here Goff teaches courses in religious Cheney, hammering on a theme Garden, 912-871-1149. at GSU. studies and conducts research on presented in previous campaign visits Matthew Goff of the Department wisdom literature and apocalyptic to the state, said the law was necessary of Literature and Philosophy will writings - two topics that came June 9-12 to "take the fight to the enemy." He present "The Gospel According to together in his dissertation on the 'The Comedy of Errors' said Kerry has not offered specific Mel: Evaluating Mel Gibson's 'The largest wisdom text of the Dead Special Photo 8 p.m. examples of abuses of the law. Passion'" on Tuesday, June 8. Sea Scrolls. Lt. Governor MarkTalor. Shakespeare's play "The Com- "This good law has done nothing Free and open to the public, Goff joined GSU s faculty in 2002 edy Of Errors" will be presented to diminish our liberty," Cheney told ATLANTA - Lt. Gov. MarkTaylor, '* Goff's talk will be held at 7 p.m. after completing his Ph.D. in biblical by the Theatre & Performance about 500 supporters at a campaign a candidate for governor in the 2006 in the assembly hall of the Nes- studies at the University of Chicago program. Admission is free, but event. "It has helped us to defend election, has donated a half-mil- smith-Lane Continuing Education Divinity School. He received his B.A. from patrons are encouraged to make our liberty." lion dollars to the state Democratic^ ♦* Building. He earned a Master of Theo- San Francisco State University. a donation to the Theatre & Per- A message left with a Kerry Party. "I will be discussing the film logical Studies degree at Harvard Goff's presentation is sponsored by formance Program. At the Black campaign spokesman was pot im- Taylor, a Democrat, gave the and the controversies surrounding Divinity School, where he graduated the Humanities Forum at Georgia Box Theatre, Communication Arts mediately returned. money out of his lieutenant governor's. „ it," said Goff, who is an assistant summa cum laude. Southern. Building, 912-681-5138. The Patriot Act, passed in the campaign account because he can't wake of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, transfer those leftover funds to his expanded the government's wiretap bid for governor. and other surveillance authority, Taylor collected more than removed barriers between FBI and $700,000 in his lieutenant governor's CIA information-sharing, and pro- account last year even though it was vided more tools for terror finance welTknown he likely would run for ' investigations. governor instead of seeking re-elec- Cheney said the law has helped tion. break up terrorist cells in Oregon, New Some observers say the dona-"« Home of the York, North Carolina and Virginia, tion appears intended to ensure the and has led to the arrest of 300 people party's leaders support Taylor in his "Home of the for terrorist-related activities. More primary race in 2006, when he could'-, Big Shoe Chair" than half, he said, have plead guilty face Secretary of State Cathy Cox, a or been convicted. Democrat who is also considering a run for governor. *t Tanning 1P Specialty Gifts Judge: Partial- State law limits how much may be • Guaranteed donated to a political candidate but Approval ^ Swim Suits ¥ Greek Gifts birth abortion ban there is no limit to contributions to., political parties. m. ■ [ • Unlimited unconstitutional T Sunglasses *t Purses Galore! Republicans accused Taylor of try- •Unlimited ing to buy influence with his party. ACCESSORY SAN FRANCISCO - A federal judge Tuesday permanently blocked Doug Heyl, a political consultant *' I fee present at activation. • Voice Mail who ran Taylor's 2002 campaign, mm MUM mtmM lay other coupon. 871-2TAN the Bush administration from en- • Caller ID argued that the lieutenant governor A • $59/month Upstairs next to Qulzno's forcing the Partial-Birth Abortion —mm mm $ BOV«S6t30t&t |- — .•* Ban Act against Planned Parenthood had little choice because the money •» must be given away. ■ Maim Street Village «M« *»VW 871-7522 Federation of America clinics and S. Main St Statesboro 764-2337 HOne Month $0/100 their doctors, who perform roughly 1596 Chandler M. Slatestao, .071-5555 ! Unlimited ZU half the nation's abortions. - All News Briefs compiled JUULXBCB - 5966 Ogeechee Rd. Savannah — 961-7881 r/ivo*. U.S. District Judge Phyllis Ham- from wire reports by Luke Hearn, ilton, ruling in one of three lawsuits News Editor. challenging the Congressional legisla- J\

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Nineteen- |f journalists. allowing National Guard troops to year-old Rob Dyer, a graduate of Potentially tens of thousands of be folded under a single command Newmarkets Sacred Heart Catholic demonstrators are expected, and umbrella for security. r School, is skating for cancer. police have spent weeks drilling Robert Carithers, a high school His driving purpose is to raise with riot gear. teacher living on St. Simons Island, money for the Canadian Cancer The summit also ranks among said many of the island's 16,000 Special Photo Society and the Cancer Research and a number of high-profile events residents plan to leave during the Prevention Foundation. jfk l ... ■_» %„ _f_____ federal officials have identified as summit. Carithers plans to stay, but President George W. Bush will The loss of a parent, two grandpar- ■^ '^S prime targets that al-Qaida terrorists took his 17-year-old son's bicycle host this year's G8 Summit held on Sea Island. ■ ents, and a friend inspired him to em- could attack this summer. to the shop for repairs last week brace such a mission. Dyer dedicated Shaded by live oaks dangling so he won't have to drive through Washington. seven months to travel across North Spanish moss, downtown Savannah's traffic jams. Those who do come to Savannah America to help prevent other people Spec/o/Phofo 1,300 restored homes and buildings "It's either going to anticlimactic, will find storefronts and other city from experiencing a tragic loss. Rob Dyer will skateboard from Los Angeles, California to Ontario, Canada make up the nation's largest National a non-event, or it's going to be like buildings plastered with posters, When asked what the best part of in his effort to raise money and awareness for cancer. Historic Landmark district - and the Seattle was five years ago where all like those in Forsyth Park, urging his experience is, Dyer said, "knowing Dyer and his vital support team en- his goal. lifeblood of its tourism industry. chaos broke loose," Carithers said. demonstrators to keep their cool. that we are doing it for a good cause tered Macon on the 28 of May. Money is not his motivation, but it Summit officials, the Secret "Honestly, we don't know which of The posters designed by students giving what we lost." About Georgia, Dyer said, "I am is in the context of helping children. Service and local police say they're those two it's going to be." at the Savannah College of Art and His mission began in Los Angeles, really going to miss this place. The Dryer stops rolling to visit children prepared to cope with any threat, be Violent protests during the 1999 Design were a hit with City Hall, California and will end in Ontario, people here have been great to us, hospitals along his journey. it from terrorists or brick-throwing World Trade Organization talks in which agreed to help pay for print- Canada; the marathon consists of an such big hearts down here." For more information on Rob demonstrators. Seattle caused millions of dollars in ing and distributing 5,000 of them estimated 5,500 miles. An estimate of $50,000 has been Dyer or his mission, visit his web site Concrete barricades are piled on property destruction. During the last for the summit. March 3 was the start of his skate; raised at this point, which exceeds at www.skate4cancer.com. Savannah's cobblestone riverfront North American G8 summit, held City officials also are trying ready to be placed around down- in Canada in 2002, demonstrators to keep downtown business own- SPLASH, FROM PAGE I town hotels that will house summit in Calgary didn't break a single ers calm. Some are still debating delegates. Security fences will soon window. whether to close for the summit Adult daily passes are $7.50 at a the workers will be GSU students. CWW ViHr*'^ go up around the federal courthouse In Savannah, organizers expect week, though Police Chief Dan Flynn discount price of $6.50 with proof Hundreds of applications have been on Wright Square. up to 5,000 protesters during the has urged them to stay open. of residency in Bulloch County. submitted for the water park jobs. Next to Sea Island, neighbor- summit for a three-day peace rally "We really do not like the image ■' "Splash in the 'Boro" will be staffed Some students see possible future ing St. Simons Island already has in Forsyth Park. Closer to Sea Is- of our community being seen as a with American Red Cross certified problems with the park. Senior Irene military trucks deployed at its small land, protesters have a permit on war zone," Flynn said. lifeguards, and life jackets are avail- Ferrare said, "I can see the good and airport, which is where the world St. Simons Island but have met re- Still, Gary Hall, owner of the ," "able at no cost. Tobacco and alcohol the bad aspects of the water park. leaders will arrive by helicopter after sistance trying to lease a high-school Wright Square Cafe next to the are prohibited. Students will all have a place to go Hillary Jones/STAFF their planes land at Hunter Army football stadium on the mainland federal courthouse, said he's decided Some students think the park of- relax and wind down, but there will 'Splash in the'Boro'will have itsgrand Airfield in Savannah. for a festival-like demonstration in to board up his windows as if for • fers a good alternative to less healthy be more and more people from out opening on June 12 with live bands Security forces will man a check- Brunswick. a hurricane before he leaves for forms of entertainment. Senior Ste- of town crowding the park." and other entertainment. point^ the 4-mile causeway linking Some organizers say many Florida during the summit. phen Purvis said, "Besides the theatre Ground was broken on October 28, always an option." the islands to the mainland, sweep- protesters may pass up coming to Esther Shaver, who owns a book . and bowling, there's really nothing and the eight-month project will open "Splash in the 'Boro" is located at ing vehicles for bombs and weapons Georgia, opting instead to gather in store near one of the summit hotels, in Statesboro to go out and do. The shortly after the projected opening Mill Creek Regional Park at 888 Hwy while Coast Guard gunboats patrol Boston for the Democratic National said meetings with police have water park will give students jobs and date. Avret said, "As with any major 24 East. The park will open June 12. the nearby waters. Convention in July or New York persuaded her to stay open unless another form of entertainment other construction proj ect, it's not unusual to The park's hours are Monday through Airspace will be largely off-limits for the Republican convention in there's trouble. than drugs and alcohol. Kids can have be a couple of weeks behind schedule. Saturday from 10a.m. until 6p.m., and to private planes along Georgia's August. "I'm a hard person to intimidate good clean fun at the water park." For a project this size, a lot of work from noon until 6 p.m. on Sunday. 100-mile coast, extending into South "It's not like Georgia's the center to begin with," Shaver said with a To open, the water park needs had to be done. If demand dictates, Front page photo by Rachel Carolina and northern Florida. of everyone's attention," said Andrew laugh. "I'm hoping they'll give a riot ' at least 19 lifeguards, and most of adding to the facility in the future is Weeks "We've got leaders from all over Willis, an anarchist organizer in and no one will come."

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Small towns shoulder << i • biggest burdens of war

Associated Press • T ST. LOUIS - Nearly half of the roughly 800 Americans who have died sup- porting U.S.-led operations in Iraq came from small towns beyond metropolitan areas a disproportion some consider unfair, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported Sunday. Citing its analysis of military and U.S. Census figures, the Post-Dispatch said that as of Wednesday, 46 percent of the 798 Americans killed in Iraq were from communities not part of the nation's largest cities. The deaths include accidental and non-combat-related deaths. The newspaper defined "small towns" as those of less than 40,000 residents at least 25 miles from a "populated place" of 100,000 or more, based on 2000 U.S. census data. That excludes suburbs. Those small towns and other rural America represent about 27 percent of the U.S. population, while service members from the nations 25 largest cities _ together making up almost 12 percent of the nation's population - are about 9 percent of those killed in the war, the newspaper's analysis showed. By comparison, the newspaper said small communities such as Orangeburg, S.C., and Kingman, Ariz., have at least as many Iraq war deaths as Kansas City, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Seattle, Washington, D.C., Boston, Milwaukee, Dallas, Denver, Jacksonville, Indianapolis, Memphis, Baltimore and Cleveland. The cities of St. Louis, San Francisco, Detroit, Atlanta or Cincinnati have lost. fewer service members to the war as of Wednesday than 19,933-resident Albion, 111., 885-person Philip, S.D., or Missouri's Hume, population 337. Men and women from small towns disproportionately enlist to continue a HOPE change politics deceive Georgia students family history of military service, escape small-town life or flee economically depressed communities that offer little, residents and experts said. As you may know (if you read the front next.. .covering some tuition, then covering Some politicians, military historians and families of some of the war dead page of The George-Anne last week), the state none? argue that the inequality in opportunities between small-town Americans and Legislature has passed new changes to the HOPE If the previous sentence confused you, don't others has created an unfair, two-tiered system that's a de facto draft. Scholarship. Being the writer of the aforemen- feel bad—it confuses me too, for it reads nearly "Part of that volunteering is a form of economic conscription," said David R. tioned article, I did some digging to find out the same as the language of the changes. Segal, chief of the Center for Research on Military Organization at the University just what they were really saying in their nearly I have a solution for HOPE. Cut the pre-K of Maryland. "They're not being selected by the Selective Service System; they 100 pages of political gobbeldygook, or, to be program. That's as cut and dry as it gets. Why are being selected by the economy' more precise, their 100 pages of shit. should children be sent, at the age of three or Looking to level the playing field, some politicians - including Rep. Charles It seems that the Lottery budget is dwin- four, to a place to color all daylong on HOPE's Rangel of New York and Sen. Ernest "Fritz" Hollings of South Carolina, both dling, making the amount that the state can tab? Childre'h start kindergarten early enough, Democrats - have proposed a mandatory national public service that would put towards education too much for what and starting a year or two earlier is insane. And include the military. is actually coming via lottery sales. So the the so-called "benefits" of pre-K are things that Often, high school graduates with limited options in their towns are drawn Governor organized some panel to figure out parents should teach their own kids: things like to the military by its economic packages. how to save the scholarship. I assume that the how to write their name, how to identify shapes, The monthly military pay just out of boot camp, for example, averages about changes that were passed last month come and how to count. Luke Hearn $1,300, including housing and food. Additional recruitment incentives include partly from that panel. I didn't go to pre-K, and I survived 13 years of news editor $65,000 to pay off current student loans, up to $50,000 for college after service, But with these changes are so-called "trig- school, and even more, made it into college. and up to $20,000 in enlistment bonuses. gers" that are in place to activate "if" funds I am a HOPE scholar because I earned the "Whether it's for money for college or just a way to make a living, (inductees) are lower than the previous year's. It seems privilege, not because my parents put me into are looking at the money," said Army Staff Sgt. William M. Cox, a recruiter in that these "triggers" are the Georgia General some government (HOPE) funded glue-eating Klamath Falls, Ore., a town of just under 20,000 residents that includes Vietnam Assembly's way of not saying that they have class, better known as pre-K. veteran Rodney Lang, 50. just passed definite cuts to HOPE. God forbid I know this is a far-fetched idea, but cutting "Just about everybody here has either served in the military or has a family they actually say that though, especially during pre-K will do a hell of a lot more than cutting member who has served," Lang said recently at the dimly lit bar of the town's this election year! out book and fee allowances. VFW post. "My dad was in World War II. I already knew when I was 10 or 12 With the Lottery's budget growing smaller HOPE has put a many of people through years old that I was going to join." and smaller each year, wouldn't one expect for college who wouldn't have been able to go Gary Van Leuven hailed from Klamath Falls, a once-thriving lumber town each year's end budget to be lower than the otherwise. These people hold precedence over that has seen better days. Leuven entered the Marines hoping it would pay for previous years? I'm no economist, but common some kid learning to color inside the lines. college. sense tells me yes. Here's my solution to Georgia lawmakers: "Gary didn't want to join; he just wanted to go to school," said Trevor Van So instead of fees and book allowances being don't deceive us students and cut our well-de- Leuven, 17, one of his two younger brothers. "He just wanted to make some cut for students by academic year 2007-2008 served money; cut out the budget-drainingpre- money" IF the budget is lower than the year before, the K program, and the problems will be solved. Lance Cpl. Gary Van Leuven was a 20-year-old Marine infantryman when he new changes should read that these allowances Luke Hearn is the news editor of was killed in action in April in Iraq near the Syrian border, a month after being WILL be cut from HOPE. The George-Anne and can be reached at awarded a Purple Heart. He was on his secqnd tour of duty. What can we expect to be sprung on us [email protected].

LETTER AND SUBMISSION POLICY Student journalists need to test their rights, not more regulation

The George-Anne welcomes letters to the editor, story submissions and guest columns By Carol Talley Principal X, however, got into the annoying whose real name was not given. from people both inside and outs'ide the GSU community. All copy submitted should be The Carlisle Sentinel habit of calling me to his office during seventh Hey, all newspapers deal with such touchy typed, preferably via email in Microsoft Word format to [email protected]. A hundred years or so ago - at least that period to vent his displeasure over some story issues every day. Whether or not they are All submissions must be signed and include a mailing address and phone number for ver- what it seems like -1 vowed to make my high or opinion printed. This finally put my Latin published involves a lot of soul-searching, ification. The editors reserve the right to reject any submission. There is no word limit on school newspaper more vital upon becoming teacher, Miss McConnell, in such a bad mood about privacy, fairness and the necessity for submissions. A writer may request to remain anonymous. However, it will be the editor's de- editor-in-chief. that she sent a memo to him asking if he would offensive language for show or to get a valid cision whether or not to print the name. Submissions are run on a space-available basis. Coincidentally, we moved into a new share his unhappiness with my other teachers point across. The test is whether the story meets high school that same year. The building was instead of only picking on her class time. those journalism guidelines. constructed on different levels with terraces It was a heady year, cementing my decision But the state board wants to handle it all by to become a journalist because I started to THE GEORGE-ANNE STAFF between each wing. Every classroom had two adding two words so that the standard would be doors - one leading to the hall and the other understand the tightrope I would forever cross upped to include that "students have the right' For 76 years, Georgia Southern's Official Student Newspaper to the great outdoors. ■ inajob that perversely demands responsibility to express themselves unless the expression ... This sprawling edifice had some 80 doors. as well as scoops. threatens immediate or serious harm..." So, when a Sentinel newspaper staff mem- Serious - by whose definition? What's seri- * THE 2004-05 EDITORIAL BOARD But my very first editorial excoriated the ad- ministration for having so many entrances or ber pointed me to the Pennsylvania Newspaper ous to one person can be absurdly unimportant Amanda Permenter, Editor-in-Chief escape hatches, but only one through which Association (PNA) Web site telling of how the to another. PNA and School Newspaper Association op- Katie Glorieux, Managing Editor; Luke Hearn, News Editor students were herded to get in and out. Of course, no one can deny concerns about „ Principal X, whose name I have since pose regulation changes through which Penn- violence in the schools are serious. sylvania students might lose some important But if anyone had paid attention to in-class THE 200304 EDITORIAL STAFF conveniently forgotten, was incensed by what he saw as inflammatory censure of his com- free speech rights, I quickly read it. writings of a Columbine student, the tragedy Eli Boorstein, Sports Editor; LaVene Bell, Photo Editor; mand decisions. But Katie Bedell, an English That's where I saw that the current Pennsyl- there might have been averted. So being scared Lori Kemp, Copy Editor; V.A. Patrick Slade A&E Editor teacher Who was the school paper's adviser, was vania Code (Section 12.9) says "public school off by volatile issues isn't automatically the a tough adversary. After all, she had advised students have the right to express themselves right decision. me to get a comment from him to include in unless the expression materially and substan- Katie Bedell was one of my earliest mentors. my opinion. tially interferes with the educational process, She believed in creating a safe environment threatens immediate harm to the welfare of for students to test their rights. She was a hard STAFF WRITERS PHOTOGRAPHY I guess there weren't a lot of formal rules back then for Principal X to flash. So, he the school or community, encourages unlawful taskmaster, who stood up for her fledgling DeMarc Campbell, Rhonda McLeod, Katie Anderson, Ryan Moore, David came up with the strategy of browbeating activity or interferes with another individual's journalists but also let them know when they Kenny Cofer, Matt Rapp, Brian Saxton, Caselli, Felicia Emanuel, Luke Renfroe, me, especially after the newspaper initiated rights." were failing to the point of irresponsibility. B.J. Corbitt, John Harris, Gabrille Odd- Hillary Jones The Tattlebearer, a gossipy column that both That regulation is based on a 1969 Supreme I believe plenty of others like her are in* man, Erik Howard, Jessica Luber, Eric ADVERTISING & students and faculty rushed to read as soon as Court case, Tinker v. Des Moines Community the schools today. And some of them worry a Haugh, Cory Cunningham, Jenny Miller, School District, involving students who were DISTRIBUTION SERVICES (ADS) the paper came off the press. great deal about academic freedom being put Natasha Harty, Brittany Gates, Christina Oh, thejoy of first success. Our high school suspended from school for wearing black arm on too short a leash. Calloway, Brian Lug, Juliet Walls, Jenifer Marketing Director: David Brenna- newspaper staffhad taken a stodgy newspaper bands as a protest against the Vietnam War. Learning should not be obscured with Taylor, Sarah Frey, Maria Folsom, Shelly man and turned it into a hot commodity, which was The students won. confusing changes that could cause a capri- Clayton, Scott Corwin, Adam Crisp Ad Reps: Rachael Patch, Shea Roundtree, mostly supported by added advertising sold in The regulation based on that case appar- cious ban of topics that students talk about Angela Parker, Lindsey Tredwell the community - again upon Bedell's advice. ently has worked for at least 20 years. Yet, the anyway when they hang out. The need to She quietly smiled, congratulated the staff state Board of Education now wants to mention express thoughts about even touchy subjects PRODUCTION & GRAPHICS for making the paper bigger and more readable later cases that limited free speech rights of is important in building a constructive public SERVICES (PAGES) and invariably gathered everyone around to students. The 1986 case involved the use of foul forum for teens as well as adults. language. The 1988 one hit on the topics of a Adam Drew, Garrett Smith, Robert point out mistakes and failings in the product Freedom of expression is meant to be student telling her feelings about her parents' Woofter as she instilled in us thoughts of objectivity explored and exercised; it also can be turned and balance. divorce and a story about a pregnant teenager, into an alternative to violence. GEORGE-ANNE C Thursday, June 3, 2004 ^ TOP TEN LISTS cm , ^ ,. 7 BOX OFFICE (^ccor^i'rtg toyahoo.com) lomorrow proves more fictional DYNAMITE SAYS! 1. Shrek 2 2. The Day After than plausible for film audiences Entertainment Reviews... Tomorrow 3. Troy By DJ Dynamite 4. Raising Helen wvgs91 [email protected] 5. Soul Plane 6. Mean Girls Earlier this month Tori Amos 7. Van Helsing and Epic Records re- 8. Man of Fire leased a two-disc set 9. 13 Going on 30 entitled "Welcome To Sunny Florida." 10. SupersizeMe The album contains TELEVISION the live recording (According to yahoo.com) of Tori Amos' last 1. csi concert from the 2. American "Scarlet's Hidden Idol (Tuesday) Treasures Tour." September 4, 3. CSI: Miami 2003 performance 4. American in West Palm Beach, Idol (Wednesday) Florida includes 18 5. Without A Trace songs, full-length 6. Law and Order interviews, and behind-the-scenes 7. Law and Order: SVU (10 PM) footage formatted 8. Everybody Loves Raymond on a DVD with 9. Two and a Half Men Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound 10. Law and Order: SVU (9 PM) capabilities. A six- Special Photo Special Photo song bonus CD of DVD & VIDEO RENTALS The disaster film 'Day After Tomorrow' came in a close second at last weekend's box office. The film that pon- previously unreleased songs accompanies the DVD, giving the listener over {According to blockbuster.com) ders the question of global warming, stretches the truth for a CGI reliant film with hardly any focus on story and three hours of Tori! 1. Lord of the Rings: character development. The "Welcome To Sunny Florida" DVD and CD combination is an intimate Return of the King view into the soul of Tori Amos. Her music and performance is full of passion, 2. Welcome to By Chuck Thomas happening (naturally, as on par with almost every film), sincerity, and beauty. The album displays her amazing piano and vocal talent. Mooseport [email protected] and Jack decides to journey up from Washington D.C to Tori Amos is one of only a handful of female artist who writes and produces rescue him. all the music on her albums. 3. Club Dread Envoking heavy debate in the scientific and envi- ronmental communities, "The Day After Tomorrow" is However, the story is hackneyed and takes a back seat In my opinion, it is because her songs are so personal that she is able to 4. Paycheck rampant with "bad" science. overall. There really is no acting to comment on. Every- truly connect with the material as she sings. Such a quality has become rare 5. Shade De-salinization, paleo-climate models, Atlantic Meri- one does a decent job, considering the script. And yes, in the music industry, which has become obsessed with manufacturing songs there are plenty of close-up shots of Quaid's trademark and creating clones of past "popular" female vocal artist. 6. Miracle odonal Oscillation; almost everything they reference in the film is misconstrued in one way or another. "goofball" smile. It cannot be any surprise to fans of Tori Amos that her recent release is 7. Scary Movie 3 This is often (read: always) the case with Hollywood; to Director/screenwriter Roland Emmerich also manages alleged to debut high on the United States Billboard Charts. In the past, she 8. The Last Samurai accurately depict what could happen in real life wouldn't to cram quite a few political statements in the script as has had more than a dozen Top 40 releases. And in the last decade, Tori Amos well. Watching Americans flood into Mexico to escape the has been featured on thirty-six (36) compilations; collaborated with legends 9. You Got Served necessarily make a good film. Even the main premise of the film (the Earth entering a new Ice Age) would happen over freeze, only to encounter a closed border is rather ironic. such as BT and Tom Jones; sampled by the likes of Paul Oakenfold, Rabbit 10. The Haunted Mansion hundreds or thousands of years as ice and glaciers slowly Also the President is basically useless in the film, with the In The Moon, and Delerium; contributed to numerous soundtracks such as extremely bull-headed Vice President seemingly making "Higher Learning," "Escape From LA," and "Mission Impossible 2;" as well as ALBUMS make their way down the hemisphere. So, to accurately the creation of eight solo albums. With a resume like that, you more than likely (According to billboard.com) enjoy the film, make sure you realize that what you see all the decisions. (Ironic, as well.) While viewing, you often feel like the film was built know at least one Tori Amos song. If not, give her latest album, "Welcome To 1. Usher isn't necessarily true. around the special effects. The tornadoes, tidal waves, flash Sunny Florida," a listen. *|tMN( Confessions "Tomorrow" involves climatologist Jack Hall (Dennis Quaid) discovering the melting of the polar ice caps leaking freezes, etc. are all depicted very nicely. Some of the action DJ DYNAMITE SAYS: "You won't be disappointed. Tori Amos plays the 2. Method Man Tical sequences are, again, ridiculous and inaccurate. Running piano as if she has a heart of fire and sings with unparalleled skill and courage. 0:ThePrequel into the ocean will create global havoc. He attempts to tell the Vice-President of the United States about the problem, from a flash freeze, that manages to ice over skyscrapers (that Her unique style and vast talent exhibited on the "Welcome To Sunny Florida" 3. New Found Glory don't collapse?) in a matter of seconds; wolves (really bad DVD is a great alternative to the mindless "ditties" saturating the radio airwaves. Catalyst but since the effects are supposed to be far in the future (Hall accurately predicts in a couple hundred years or so), CGI wolves at that) chasing humans, abandoning readily Add this album to your collection. I guarantee you'll thank me later!" 4. Gretchen Wilson Here For the Party the VP waves it off, citing the failing economy as a much available meat to pursue live prey; once again, make sure DISCLAIMER: Tori Amos and her music represent a portion of the music 5. Alanis Morissette So-Called Choas more important issue. your priorities are straight while viewing this. listeners who enjoy deep, introspective, and politically conscious lyrics. Much Final Verdict: Recommended for a once through, but of her music is geared toward a female perspective. If you are not a fan of 6.D12 D12World Later, with the help of fellow scientist Terry Rapson (Ian Holm), Hall finds his predictions are proving to be leave your brain at the door and enjoy the wonderful meaningful lyrics or if you are a narrow-minded individual, the Tori Amos 7. Hoobastank The Reason correct, yet much sooner than expected. special effects. release of "Welcome To Sunny Florida" may not be your cup of tea! 8. 8 Ball & MJG Living Legends Hall's son, Sam (Jake Gyllenhaal) is trapped in New "Day After Tomorrow" is rated PG-13 for intense DJ DYNAMITE SAYS: "Welcome To Sunny Florida," by Tori Amos, gets a situations of peril. FOUR FINGER SLAP on a FIVE FINGER SCALE!" 9. Various Artist Now 15 York City, where most of the on-screen destruction is 10. Montgomery Gentry You Do Your Thing Viacom's newest channel offers programming for the gay community

SINGLES By David Bauder Boston, Philadelphia, Atlanta and risk-taking," she said. "MTV brings (According to biUboard.com) Associated Press San Francisco and is seeking other those things together. They're a huge l.Burn Usher distribution. Its goal is to be in about force in the cable industry, so their 2.1 Don't Wanna Logo, an MTV-backed basic cable 14 million homes by the end of next distribution is strong." Know Mario network aimed at the gay and lesbian year. With affiliated networks MTV, Winans community and long in the plan- Tom Freston, MTV Networks VH1, Spike, Nickelodeon and CBS, 3. Naughty Girl ning stages, will go on the air next chairman and CEO, said offering Viacom has muscle in the industry Beyonce February. Logo as a basic cable service would that startup companies can't match. 4.Yeah! Usher In announcing a Feb. 17 launch make it a more promising business, That's a lesson that Pridevision TV, date Tuesday, the Viacom-owned despite limitations on language and a gay channel in Canada that has 5. The Reason Hoobastank MTV Networks provided few specific content that pay outlets like HBO and unsuccessfully tried to expand in the 6. Overnight Celebrity Twista programming plans, other than to say Showtime don't face. United States, has learned. 7. This Love Maroon 5 it will offer a mix of films, reruns and The main network geared to gays Logo's operators say they also want reality-oriented shows. and lesbians now is Here TV, a pay it to be a comfortable place for viewers 8. If I Ain't Got You Alicia Keys Viacom had been discussing a gay service available only on satellite TV who aren't gay. Freston said the timing 9. Confessions Part II Usher cable network since at least 1994, but systems, although it has plans for cable of Logo's announcement had nothing 10. Freak-A-Leek Petey Pablo put it on the back burner because of distribution later this year. to do with the current push toward Special Photo a weak economy and other priorities. Paul Colichman, president of homosexual marriages. Viacom is set to launch a new network named Logo that will cater to the BOOKS Now, an improved economic outlet Here TV, said he sees Logo more "This is a network that is not really gay community with programs and specials. The channel is set to hit the (According to New York Times Best Seller's List) has pushed the plans forward. as a complementary service _ and about politics," Freston said, adding airwaves in early 2005. 1. The Da Vinci Code "We're excited," said Joan Garry, potential business partner—than a that the channel's primary emphasis Dan Brown executive director of the Gay and competitor. would be on entertainment. 2. Hidden Lesbian Alliance Against Defama- "We're very excited because it Logo is looking at working with within an hour of hearing about Logo's doubted there'd be much opposition Prey tion. "Cable television is about niche gives us another buyer for our old CBS News for a monthly newsmaga- launch, said the Rev. Louis Sheldon, to Logo. There's been no resistance John Stadford programming and our niche has been programming," he said. zine and perhaps MTV-styled news its chairman. from advertisers so far, he said. conspicuously absent for a long, long Logo's greatest challenge will be breaks, said Judy McGrath, president "It doesn't improve television," "We don't think it's indecent," 3. The Five he said. "We're not using profanity, People You time." appealing to a diverse gay and lesbian of the MTV Networks Music and Sheldon said. "It only continues to Meet In However, the Traditional Values community that has high expecta- Comedy Group. It has deals to acquire offer moral anarchy for a very seriously we're not using sex. This is going to Heaven Coalition announced plans to boycott tions, Garry said. more than 100 movies. dysfunctional lifestyle." be mainstream programming that you Mitch Albom any Logo advertisers. "The recipe for success for a gay The Traditional Values Coali- Freston, who said he expects the see everywhere else, except for the fact that it's targeted to the gay and lesbian 4. The Logo will be available on cable channel is programming vision, access tion, with 44,000 member churches, network to break even financially Narrow systems in Los Angeles, New York, to distribution and a comfort with started working on plans for a boycott within two or three years, said he community." Michael Connelly DIRECTOR: Alfonso Cuaron. NEW ON DVD: 5. Angels and Demons ALSO DIRECTED: "Y tu mama tambien!" Dan Brown June 8,2004 WEEKEND WRITTEN BY: J.K. Rowling (novel), Steven Kloves 6. The Rule of Four Next Tuesday diverse films are hitting your local video store shelves. The films in- (Screenplay). clude 'Along Came Polly,'starring Jennifer Aniston and Ben Stiller; and the dramas Ian Caldwell, Dustin Thomason STARRING: Daniel Radcliffe as Harry Potter, 'Mystic River'starring Sean Penn, and 'City of God.' 7. Glorius Appearing Emma Watson as Hermione Granger and Rupert Grint BOX OFFICE SenStSkt . . Tim LaHaye, Jerry B. Jenkins as Ronald Weasley. CIFYOFGOD Along Came Polly PROGNOSIS: This is the first Harry Potter film 8. The Memorial Day PREVIEW not directed by Chris Columbus. But it is directed by Vince Flynn Alfonso Cuaron, who directed "Y yu mama tambien!" 9. Nightime is my Time Compiled By John Harris The first two "H.P." films were pretty good in my opin- Mary Higgins Clark Harry Potter and the ion. If you didn't like them, the new director might 10. Just One Look [email protected] Prisoner of Azkaban change your mind. ESTIMATED RATING (out of four): 3 and a half Harlan Coben (plus or minus) The MYSTIC STARS 6 GEORGE-ANNE Thursday, June 3,2004 CLASSIFIEDS, ETC.

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Eagles fall to GSU Golf * EloninSoCon . Tournament Price shoots 72 Baseball ends season ' with 34-25 record

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CHARLESTON - Lance Cole . gave up eight hits arid just three runs over eight innings of work to lead Elon to a 7-3 win in game nine of the Southern Conference Tournament Friday morning at Joe Riley Park. Elon (31-27) opened the scoring ' in the top of the first. Gary Morris doubled to open the game and was sacrificed to third by Evan Tartaglia. * Grant Rembert collected the RBI as his single down the right field line drove in Morris. Drew Davis « moved Rembert to second with a ground out, allowing him to score on a single to right by Chris Price , for a 2-0 Phoenix lead. Georgia Southern struckbackfor a run in the bottom of the frame to cut its deficit to 2-1. With two outs, Brandon Long walked and moved to second on a Grant Burruss base hit. Special Photo Greg Dowling drove in Long with Special Photo a single to right-center, a play that MartinaVeiglova, right, wasawarded for her contributions inGSUVolleyball Aron Price currently leadsGeorgia Southern andtheSoCon with a 71.4 stroke saw Burruss get thrown out at the and her academic achievement with the Southern Conference's Female average through 12 collegiate tournaments and 35 rounds this season. plate trying to tie the game. Athlete-of-the-Year Award this week. »' The Eagles evened the game in the bottom of the fourth. Long sin- Star junior ties for 51st at first round of NCAA Championships gled to open the inning and moved SoCon names Martina Veiglova « to third when Burruss singled on a hit and run. The Eagle rightfielder GSU Athletic Media Relations Female Athlete-of-the-Year scored as Dowling grounded into a , double play, tying the game at 2-2. HOT SPRINGS - Georgia NCAA MEN'S GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS The Homestead Resort's Cascades Golf Course GSU Athletic Media Relations The Phoenix reclaimed the lead Southern junior Aron Price in the top of the sixth. Tartaglia par-70; 6,679 yards carded a two-over par 72 and First Round Results- Individuals: HILTON HEAD ISLAND - The Southern Conference singled to open the inning and stole currently stands tied for 51st named Georgia Southern volleyball player Martina Veiglova second. After a flyout, Davis hit a 1. Jeff Hood (California-Berkeley), 65 (-5) after first round play of the 2. Kevin Kisner (Georgia), 66 (-4) as its Female Athlete-of-the-Year for the 2003-04 season single to left-center to plate Tartaglia NCAA Championships at The 2. Adam Meyer (TCU), 66 (-4) according to a release from the league office Wednesday. and give Elon 3-2 edge. Homestead Resort's Cascades 4. Ryan Moore (UNLV), 67 (-3) Veiglova, a senior from Bratislava, Slovakia, led Georgia ' Georgia Southern once again Golf Course Tuesday. 4. Jeff Overton (Indiana), 67 (-3) Southern to the Southern Conference volleyball tournament tied the game in the bottom of Price The 22-year-old Australia 51. Aron Price (Georgia Southern), 72 (+2) championship and a berth in the NCAA Tournament. the seventh. Dowling reached on a native recorded one birdie The outside hitter set Southern Conference records for * throwing error by Morris to open (No. 8) and two bogeys to complete play with a First Round Results- Teams: Veiglova the most kills in a season with 753 and the highest kills per the inning before moving to second one-over 36 on the front nine. He duplicated the 1. California, 279 (-1) game average at 5.83. 2. Brigham Young, 280(E) on a bunt single by Jason Hurst. score on the back nine, adding birdies on No. 14 3. Texas Christian, 281 (+1) Veiglova earned her second consecutive SoCon Player-of-the-Year award f Brandon Ponder moved both run- and No. 17 while recording three bogeys to finish while also being cited as the player-of-the-week three times in 2003. She was ners up a base with a sacrifice bunt, 4. Auburn, 283 (+3) with a 72, seven shots back of first round leader Jeff 4. Kentucky, 283 (+3) named the most outstanding player in the SoCon Tournament, earned first team allowing Dowling to score on a Hood of California-Berkeley, who fired a 65. All-SoCon honors and was an honorable mention All-America selection by the .sacrifice fly by Flint Wipke, evening Price, who is representing Georgia Southern as American Volleball Coaches Association. the game at 3-3. an individual competitor after finishing ninth at Veiglova also worked as a volunteer with a local junior soccer league, was Elon retook the lead in the eighth the NCAA East Regional May 20-22, is scheduled Cal-Berkeley enjoys a one-shot lead in the team a member of GSU's Student-Athlete Advisory Board and participated in such as it plated three unearned runs. to tee off early Wednesday afternoon for the second standings after finishing Tuesday's play with a one- community activities as the Relay for Life. * Morris led off with a single down the of four rounds at the par-70, 6,679-yard course under 279. Brigham Young stands second with a She graduated with a 3.58 grade point average in hotel and restaurant man- right field line and moved to second which is host to the 107th Men's NCAA Division 280 while Texas Christian (281),Aubum (283) and agement and will work as an assistant volleyball coach at Georgia Southern on a sacrifice bunt by Tartaglia. I Championship. Kentucky (283) round out the top five. next year. » A fielding error by Dowling on a Veiglova received her award at the annual Southern Conference Honors Dinner Rembert groundballputrunners on held at the Crowne Plaza Resort on Hilton Head Island Wednesday evening. the corners, allowing Morris to score » on a Davis sacrifice Fly. Dustin Evans relieved Eagle starter Brian Har- Chipper Jones rison and was greeted with a single s . left by Evan Erickson that drove in Rembert and a base hit by Stevens leaves game in ZOOO Whenever Minutes that scored Chris Price to give the Phoenix a 6-3 advantage. fourth inning The Phoenix closed out the scoring in the top of the ninth. Associated Press Paul Bennett singled to open the ?lu$ f Free Phone! Annual Service Agreement Required ' inning and moved to second on a Braves left fielder Chipper Jones sacrifice by Morris. After astrikeout, left Tuesday night's game against Rembert singled to left, driving in Montreal in the fourth inning after he * Bennett for a 7-3 Elon lead. appeared to aggravate an injury to his YOU'RE APPROVED... GUARANTEED! Eagle starter Brian Harrison gave right hamstring while trying to beat up eight-hits and six runs, three out an infield grounder. SAMSUNG , earned, in seven and two-thirds Jones favored his right leg as he X105 NOKIA - innings. 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