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Georgia Southern University Digital Commons@Georgia Southern The George-Anne Student Media 9-22-2000 The George-Anne Georgia Southern University Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/george-anne Part of the Higher Education Commons Recommended Citation Georgia Southern University, "The George-Anne" (2000). The George-Anne. 2963. https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/george-anne/2963 This newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Media at Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. It has been accepted for inclusion in The George-Anne by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. For more information, please contact [email protected]. \ Established 1927 'he Official Student. Newspaper of Georgia Southern University SEQRTS >u seen showcase them yet? "air raid" offense The George-Anne has Cos DeMatteo and the your first look at the UTC Mocs will take to the new Levi's Engineered air in an effort to defeat the jeans. Find out more defending champs. inside. Page 6 Page 4 Vol. 73 No. 28 Friday, September 22, 2000 SPORTS AT GSO By Colin Dube thing for everyone, and if none level during the 1999-2000 sea- Staff Writer of the existing sports tickle your son. It's amazing to hear the num- fancy, start one of your own. Southern Explosion dance ber of students that complain Current club sports include team can be seen dancing dur- about not having much to do in baseball, cycling, equestrian, ing the half time festivities of the 'Boro. To you, I say, "Stop, fencing, lacrosse, martial arts, the Georgia Southern home bas- drop, and roll on over to Cam- judo, jujitsu, karate, tae-kwon- ketball games. Most teams like pus Recreation & Intramurals, do, power lifting, men's & Southern Explosion, however, and join or start your own club women's rugby, men's and conduct tryouts before their sport." A club sport is a student women's soccer, Southern Ex- season begins. On the other organization set up for instruc- plosion dance squad, swim- hand, teams like Rugby encour- tional, recreational, and com- ming, team handball, track & age student participation at all petitive purposes. field, ultimate Frisbee, and levels. The Georgia Southern Students are welcome, as wrestling. Competition for rugby team is also known as well as faculty and staff, to par- Eagle club sport teams include hosts of the Black Rose Tour- ticipate in the 21 current club other club sport teams from uni- nament which CRI is an active sports. The sports serve as an versities across the southeast, participant in organizing. easy way of interacting with like Florida, Georgia, Alabama, To get a club sport of your other students who share simi- Clemson, and Tennessee, just own started, or for further de- lar interests. to name a few. tails on a club sport, contact Not sure if club sports apply The success and strength of Steve Sanders (CRI's Club to you? Well, if you played a each program comes from the Sports Director) at 681 -5436 or sport in high school, and you number and quality of students simply go to the scheduled prac- feel like you still got it, then who participate, leadership, and tices. CRI plays an active role give club sports a chance. If involvement of each member. in club sports by advising, mi- you have ever seen movies like Members will get out of it only nor financing, monitoring, and "Last Dragon" or "Enter The what they are willing to put facilitating resources for clubs Dragon" and thought you were into it. to practice, meet, and play dur- Bruce Lee or Bruce Leroy, then Three club sport teams, ing their season. Get involved club sports is for you. Do you wrestling, fencing, and the with club sports because it's like horses, bicycles or throw- Southern Explosion dance easy, entertaining, and reward- ing the Frisbee? There is some- team, competed on the national ing. SPORTS 6 ♦ LIFESTYLES 3 ♦ CLASSIFIEDS 5 Page 2 — Friday, September 22,2000 GA ANNOUNCEMENTS In Theaters This Week Things To Do at GSU students in various areas. Among the sponsoring a panel of speakers to present • ATTENTION: Marilyn Kalb, GSU workshops are "Developing Personal facts, dispel fiction, and answer questions. senior administrative secretary of athletics, Potential," "Learning Lifestyles for College Everyone is invited. It will be held in room n has found a wristwatch in the vicinity of Success," "Word Choice in Writing," 2042 in Russell Union from 7-9 p.m. "Nurse Betty" "The Cell "Bring It On" Hanner Fieldhouse. If you feel it may be your "Correcting Common Sentence Errors," and October 6-7 (PG-13) watch, please contact her at 681-5047. "How to Study from a Student's Perspective." • The Southern Explosion Dance Team (R) (R) Ongoing Workshops run from September 20-28. Call will hold tryouts at the RAC on Oct. 6 from 6- • Free Tutoring in several subjects: 681-0321 for more information. 9 p.m. and on Oct. 7 from 9 a.m.-until. There English, history, sociology and psychology, , • The GLBT Resource Center is offering is a fee of $5 due at the door the first day. If all maths, chemistry, biology, and college a support group for gay, lesbian, bisexual, and you have questions, call CRI at 681-5436 or "The reading/study skills. Each subject has different transgender students, faculty, and staff. email questions to "JjJ® KJwnnps" "The Watcher" hours of operation. Call 681-0321 for more Meetings will be on Thursday nights from 5 - [email protected]. (PG-13) (R) Replacements" information. 6:30 p.m. in Russell Union room 2072. Contact October 6 • The Christian Faculty/Staff meets the GLBT Resource Center at 681-5409 for • The GSU planetarium will present a (PG-13) every Monday at noon in the Russell Union more information. show detailing the images and discoveries Room 2044. September 25-27 made by the Hubble Space Telescope over the • The NAACP meets every'Monday at 6 • The Golden Key National Honor past decade. A telescopic viewing of the "Space p.m. in the Russell Union Room 2048. Society will be holding information tables in moon and stars outdoors, if clear, will follow "Scary Movie" • BSU meets every Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Russell Union. Those interested in the presentation. For more info, contact the Cowboys" "The Way of 401 Chandler Rd. across from Johnson Hall becoming a member should stop by. Induction Physics Dept. at 681-5292. (R) the Gun" and Watson Hall. BSU also has lunch every of new members will be October 29th at 7 October 10-14 (PG-13) Wednesday from 12 to 1 p.m. Everyone is p.m. • GSU presents "Tartuffe: Born Again" invited. For more information, contact the September 26-28 in the Black Box Theatre. For ticket (R) BSU at 681-2241. • An information table and petition information call 681-0123. "Coyote Ugly" •GSU Chapter of Habitat for Humanity signing will be held at the rotunda to help October 12 meets every Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. in the Russell widen the Presidential debates to third party • The Eagle Expo Career Fair will be (PG-13) Union Room 2044. candidates like the Green Party's Ralph Nader held from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the RAC. For • The American Society of Mechanical and the Reform Party's Pat Buchanan. For more information, call 681-5197. Engineers (ASME) meets the first and third more information contact Heather Mellow at November 3 Wednesday of every month at 2 p.m. in the 681-5621. • The GSU planetarium will present a Technology Building Room 2116. September 25 star show of the current night sky and current • Bulloch County Political Forum and space missions. Telescopic viewing of the Your Horoscope • The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers meets the first and Voter Registration will hold "Meet the Moon, Jupiter and Saturn outdoors, if clear, Tribune Media Services third Tuesday of every month at 5 p.m. in the Candidates" at 7 p.m. in the newly renovated following the presentation. The Statesboro weeks. Right now, it may look Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — Today Technology Building Room 2117. Bulloch County Courthouse courtroom. Astronomy Club will meet following the Today's Birthday (Sept. 22). Mind your overwhelming. Break the job into its is a 5 — Slow and easy does it. If you and a • The Academic Resource Center is October 3 presentation/observing. Formore info,contact manners to advance this year. Once you've component parts. Take them one at a time, partner join forces, you'll overcome a new beginning a series of workshops to help • The Muslims of the Americas are the Physics Dept. at 681-5292. learned the routine by heart, you can relax. and you'll be done before you know it. difficulty with ease and grace. If the two of. You're looking good in October, maybe too you argue, you could lose the whole good. A dumpy older person could get Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) — Today is a 7 shooting match. Align against a common jealous. Be nice and keep your job. Learn a — You're getting luckier — and smarter, foe and forget your petty differences. Coming Soon on DVD new trick in December and renew an old too. Use that extra brainpower and check a love in February. Take care if you travel in tedious assignment off your list. You've Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) — Today is . June; a little later is better. A wise crack avoided it because it seemed too hard. It's an 8 — Your thoughts may be far away, but "Black and White" "Screwed" "From Dusk Till could cost you a lot in July.