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By Daniel Uhlig / STUDENT PUBLICATIONS “The opponents will be mesmerized by the intimidating Tech students. ACC football powers beware!” said a shaking Georgia Tech president Wayne Clough. The new student seating area, which is actually on the Bobby Dodd sidelines, will put students right on top of the ACC football action. An on-site medical facility will be created to help students who are injured. Tech students to sit on football field at home games By Jason Burt but is the world ready for students the other teams’ faces,” said basket- tackles little [Kelley] Rhino,” said seat Florida State as the preemptive Contributing Writer to be right on top of the football ball forward Clarence Moore. Kindler. “I’ll be taking home more football power in the ACC? Maybe action?” Plans presented at an athletic as- than memories. I’ll be taking home next year will tell,” boomed Jack- Georgia Tech Athletic Director Braine thought up the idea after sociation meeting show students a boney body covered in a conglom- son. David Braine the success standing just inches from the out of erate of The announced the court- bounds area on all sides of the foot- bruises.” on-field yesterday side stu- ball field. Aging seats will re- plans to put “I’m ready, and I think Tech dent seats “The opponents will be mesmer- football an- “I can’t think of anything main free for students on is ready, but is the world have had ized by the intimidating Tech stu- nouncer better than having a 275 students and the field at the at basket- dents. ACC football powers beware!” Keith Jack- will also renovated ready for students to be ball games yelled a sweating and panting Wayne son fears pound Florida State open up Bobby Dodd right on top of the football in Alex- Clough after seeing the quicktime this could lineman run into me as he room for Stadium. ander Me- video presentation. change the paying fans “I think action?” morial Junior computer science major game. tackles little [Kelley] Rhino” in the old we have David Braine Coliseum. Mark Kindler knows he will arrive “Nes- Mark Kindler student something on students sitting on the field Both fans hours before the game to get the tled be- on students sitting on the field seats. Braine that will rip and play- chance to stand a few inches away tween also said on- through the ers have from his gridiron heroes. Atlanta’s site medical very fabric of the college football been big supports of the plan at the “I can’t think of anything better towering skyscrapers sits Bobby facilities for fans will be available world,” said an enthusiastic Braine. Coliseum. than having a 275 pound Florida Dodd Stadium at historic Grant for the frequent and massive inju- “I’m ready, and I think Tech is ready, “I love having the students in State lineman run into me as he Field. Will the upstart Jackets un- ries expected. 4 • Friday, March 29, 2002 • Technique NEWS Paul Hewitt proclaims self basketball dictator for life By Rob Hoffman a game below .500, but the squad McDonald’s All-American. Contributing Writer was the youngest in the ACC and “I care about this team’s future, played extremely well in the last its past, and the present,” said Hewitt. After two surprising seasons at “I am calling for this nation to stand Tech, including the Associated Press’ behind me. Those who don’t will award for Coach of the Year for the face the iron fist of Tech’s basket- 2000-01 ACC season, head men’s “I care about this ball program.” basketball coach Paul Hewitt de- team’s future, its past, Hewitt has commissioned his clared himself Georgia Tech Men’s and the present. I am warlords, headed by power forward Basketball dictator-for-life. Ed Nelson, to begin enforcement “I look down upon thee today a calling for this nation of the “Iron Fist Directive”. Ac- new man, a greater man,” proclaimed to stand behind me. cording to War lord Nelson, Hewitt Hewitt while standing on the mid- also plans on creating a shrine to dle of the basketball court with the Those who don’t will himself. Alexander Memorial lights dimmed. face the iron fist of “Dictator Hewitt would like to, “The time of vengeance is upon us. at this moment, announce to the We will prevail.” Tech’s basketball architecture department his inten- Fans and critics alike have been program. ” tions of fashioning a shrine that will very supportive of the second-year last longer than all of us will be on coach at Georgia Tech. After secur- Paul Hewitt this earth,” proclaimed Nelson. ing a birth to the NCAA tourna- on his new status “Also, it’s a great opportunity for ment in his first season as coach in a architecture students to gain real year that many analysts thought world experience.” would land Tech near the bottom Warlord Ed Nelson is believed Photo by Daniel Uhlig, Photo Illustration by Ian Clark / STUDENT PUBLICATIONS of the ACC, Hewitt signed a long- half of the season. Next year Hewitt to be Dictator Hewitt’s second in Paul Hewitt, shown in a file photo, has assumed a new and loftier status term deal to coach at Tech. This brings in a highly-praised recruit- command after garnering the ACC in the Georgia Tech athletic program. Hewitt is now dictator for life. past season Hewitt’s squad finished ing class that features Chris Bosh, a Rookie of the Year award.

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wouldn’t want this guy on their Alums from page 34 Buzz from page 34 squad?” said Cooper in a telephone interview. level.” quality cog,” said Gailey. Tech AD David Braine didn’t Its been rumored that the team When asked what team he would elaborate on possible replacements, will be a unanimous No. 1 pick by like to play for, Buzz didn’t give any but there is some feeling that the all three collegiate rank- clues. The Charlotte Hornets, who Jackets should contact the Georgia ings. Last time they were honored are rumored to be looking for young Bulldog mascot. so, which was last season, they blood to enter “There are cer- choked. “It will be interesting to see their struggling tain times where how the our chemistry will come franchise, would “What we are we have to drop together. I for one have never like seem to be the personal feel- the Red Sox. I’m full-fledged New perfect fit for looking at here is the ings,” said York Yankee” declared a current Buzz. perfect product to Braine. “I want Tech team member that wished to “I want to be to pursue all remain anonymous. a professional. market. Who wouldn’t leads.” Texiera will replace current third That’s it. Plain want this guy on their Clough and base starter Matthew Boggs, who at and simple. I Braine have es- times has had fielding problems, don’t care where squad?” tablished a na- and Nomar will take over for Victor I land,” said Lonnie Cooper tion-wide search Menocal at shortstop who will most Buzz. Athlete Agent committee re- likely move to second base. The Buzz’s agent, sponsible for the three players first games back will Atlanta-based placement of a be for next weekend’s home series. Lonnie Cooper, new Tech mas- is very confident Buzz can be a long- Returning Players cot. Braine also plans to consult term component of a team’s master with other long-standing mascots, Player Position ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ plan. including the Stanford Tree, the Kevin Brown P COURTESY GT SPORTS INFORMATION ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ “What we are looking at here is Fighting Irishman of Notre Dame, SS

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page 34 Students swarm field Clough on Broadway Students will now be on the sidelines of all Multi-talented Tech President Wayne ‘ORTS home Tech football games after the success Clough will leave his post at GT to perform of the new basketball seating. Page 30 as the “Phantom of the Opera”. Page 21 Technica • Monday, April 1, 2002

Buzz leaves: A campus in shock Football ticket prices skyrocket Student ticket prices for home Buzz to forego final year, go pro games next fall will raise over 300 percent. The increase in ticket cost will be used to help fund the renovations of Bobby Dodd Sta- dium. Athletic Director David Braine said, “I hope the increased price will not affect student at- tendance, but it is necessary in order to complete the construc- tion on the stadium.” The tickets will increase an additional 150 percent for the 2003 season. Away game prices will remain the same. O’Keefe damaged by Bush-led party Wednesday’s ‘speech’ by Bush escalated into a fullout kegger in the O’Keefe Gymnasium. The invitation-only event destroyed the ground level floor and left the gym in shambles. Beer and alcohol were found covering the floor along with immense amounts of trash. All practices of the volleyball team and meet- ings of the bar bell club have been cancelled until everything can be fixed. Student to join Tech QB race Tech senior Justin Thamis proclaimed yesterday to his friends that he could easily win the quarterback competition for next year’s football squad. “We were eating at dinner, By Scott Meuleners / STUDENT PUBLICATIONS talking about football, and then Buzz, shown here asking for praise from the Georgia Tech student body, has decided to leave Tech for the money that a professional mascot can he starts going on about the quar- demand. “I have nothing but positives to say about the school, the fans and the athletic teams,” said Buzz in a news conference held at 2 p.m. terbacks next year,” said Mark By Ron Jeremy of Tech Cheerleading, Buzz will still placed all over the Tech campus, about my strength even after all those Quills, a senior Industrial Engi- Sports Editor compete for the title next week. had been taken over by a student pushups I did at the Navy game,” neering major. “Justin isn’t re- Tech administrators moved group called “BuzzcangotoHell” have said Buzz, referring to the football ally the joking type, and when Buzz, the famous mascot of Geor- quickly to restore order to the cam- been deemed false by Georgia Tech team’s record-setting bashing of he said it we all just kind of stopped gia Tech, announced at a 2 p.m. pus after the announcement which Cable Network’s Scott Sargent. Navy. “I am determined to show eating.” news conference that he will be fore- devastated many students and Tech “The station did go down for the sceptics that I am more than a Thamis, a native of Rich- going his final year of college eligi- faithful. The Student Center Post around 15 minutes, but that is pret- loveable toy.” mond, Va. told his friends that bility to enter the professional draft. Office, which was overrun by upset ty much normal for a weekday,” Despite his small stature, many he played varsity football, varsi- “I have nothing but positives to students, moved into lockdown said Sargent. analysts feel that Buzz can succeed ty baseball, and varsity basket- say about the school, the fans and mode at approximately 3 p.m. Buzz is scheduled to appear on at the professional level. ball in high school. However, the athletic teams,” said Buzz. “I “Students overturned the recy- GTCN Friday to calm students. “He’ll be a mid first round draft few of his friends actually be- entered Georgia Tech with the dream cled paper bin and started hurling Georgia Tech President Wayne pick this summer,” said ESPN’s Mel lieve he played any sports in high of becoming a professional one day. the paper at the post office work- Clough will also address the stu- Kiper. “I like his energy, his man- school. That day has finally come.” ers,” said a distraught Thomas Heller, dents during the announcement, nerisms, and there is no doubting “Yeah, I could see him play- Buzz has long been rumored to director of the Tech post office. “We scheduled to start at 5:30 p.m. his national titles.” ing intramurals,” said Sarah Jen- have aspirations of leaving school have stopped all incoming mail ser- While the campus reels at the Incoming football coach Chan nis, a junior chemical engineering early. The fabled Tech icon has won vices for 24 hours in respect for the news of Buzz’s departure, Buzz him- Gailey was upset he won’t get the major. “But he seems more of a the mascot of the year the last two safety of the U.S. Postal Service de- self is busy preparing for the up- chance to work with Buzz. fan. You know?” years and will be going for his third- livery staff.” coming mascot combine scheduled “I really saw him [Buzz] as a According to Thamis, his 4.5 straight this weekend. According to Rumors that the College Televi- April 15-17. speed and strong arm could be Buzz and Michelle Cherwa, Dean sion Network, which has televisions “People seem to have doubts See Buzz, page 33 of service to coach Chan Gailey. Tech alums return to finish eligibility By Pablo professionals to return. Some be- However, some feel otherwise. Staff Writer lieve that Coach Danny Hall has Redshirt Sophomore John Berthel- some incriminating pictures of the son said, “I don’t like them coming Many students are upset over NCAA president with a male swim- here, especially Kevin Brown, bec- the recently announced departure ming team. Most people do not uase my playing time will be cut.”(No of their lovable mascot, Buzz. How- care why they will be returning. record could be found that he is ever, they will not be sad for too Randal Britsnoft, an avid Tech base- actually a member of the team.) long. Due to a small loophole in the ball fan, was so excited upon hear- Head coach Danny Hall will have college eligiblity rules, past Tech ing the news that he immediately a hard time controlling the two old- stars Kevin Brown, Nomar Garcia- went to a tattoo parlor to get his er players. “I still have supreme con- parra and Mark Texiera will all be face permanently covered in yellow trol over Mark Texiera,” said Hall. returning for the remainder of this and blue. “He’s only been to the minor leagues season. They all want to help the The majority of the team is more and am not worried about a big Jackets reach the College World se- sedated than Randal but is still greatly head or anything. Garciaparra and ries in Omaha and bring the Cham- in favor of these new additions. “As Brown both may be an ego problem pionship home for the first time in long as Jason Varitek doesn’t re- though. I’m just hoping Brown’s By Daniel Uhlig / STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Tech’s history. turn,” said Tyler Parker, “and body isn’t too old to compete at this Mark Texeria, shown here batting at NC State, is expected to provide No details were given as to the as long as it will help us win, I could even more pop at homeplate upon his return from the minor leagues. exact loophole that will allow the care less.” See Alums, page 33 NEWS Technique • Friday, March 29, 2002 • 7

Baseball from page 36 Carter from page 1 WAM Take Back the Night pitched decently, giving up seven hits and five runs, only three of them earned, and walking only one and striking out four; but he still picked up his second loss of the season. Led by a trio of hitters with multiple hits and a two run homer, Georgia ran away with the game after the fifth inning. The Bulldogs’ Bran- don Moorhead pitched a long four innings of relief to secure teammate Jason Fellows’ first win and his fourth save of the season. The silver lining for the Jackets was that Menocal picked up a to tie his career-best 20-game hitting streak. Although Menocal has his hit- ting streak and Perry was wonder- ful against Gardner Webb, I have to give this week’s Player of the Week honors to Kyle Bakker. Statistically By Ian Clark / STUDENT PUBLICATIONS one could that Goodman pitched President Wayne Clough dines with former U.S. President and Tech better this week but Bakker has yet alumnus Jimmy Carter at the Ivan Allen College Founder’s Day luncheon. to pitch a bad game this season and his SO/BB ratio is impressive for “When I put in my mind or heart “I will tell you that the greatest his kind of power. Hence, I had to my list of my attachments or my challenge that we face is the grow- give the nod to Bakker, otherwise sentiments, Georgia Tech has al- ing chasm between the rich and the he just might become the Susan ways been at the top.” poor.” Lucci of this award. His line for the Carter then began his keynote According to Carter, the U.S. week: 7 innings-pitched, eight hits, address, which was open to the en- provides less foreign aid than other 1 earned run, 2 walks, and six strike- tire Georgia Tech community. industrialized nations, which he sees outs. Though he was given the topic “An as a question facing Americans. The baseball season is nearing Open Society in an Age of Terror- “What is an ‘open society?’ Is it a its halfway point but it’s hard to ism,” Carter openly deviated from rich society encapsulated in self-con- determine just how good Tech is. the assigned thesis. gratulations and intensive commit- There have been pleasant surprises “I would not have chosen this ments to security and the exclusion in guys like Patterson and Clifton topic for myself,” said Carter in the of others or the reluctance to be By Scoot Meuleners / STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Remole, and Bakker is really ma- opening of his address. responsible for the lives of others? I Tech students marched around campus as part of the WAM “Take turing into the team ace that Tech Indeed, Carter made only a small think that’s counterproductive,” said Back the Night” event to fight sexual assault last Thursday night. will need for any College World number of observations related spe- Carter. Series aspirations. But question marks cifically to terrorism. First Carter “How do you combat terrorism? linger. Every quality opponent that urged the crowd and all Americans Maybe one way is to give people Tech has played, they have lost to to exercise caution when using terms hope,” said Carter in his close. Bush from page 1 and although their performance at like “terrorism.” The former President’s speech home has been perfect, it has been “It’s not easy for human beings capped a day that also included a event was supposed to be closed to preparation for the presidential vis- against weak opposition and their to refrain from the total condemna- morning panel that discussed “Civ- the public, but, when seats did not it. The majority of campus received road performance has been far from tion of those with whom we dis- il Liberties in an Age of Terrorism.” fill up, an official who was part of word from friends, the local news great. April should answer all these agree or whom we fear or whom we CNN anchor Miles O’Brien the presidential motorcade, and se- or from Communications Director questions, as the Jackets will fight- cannot understand,” said Carter. moderated the panel made up of cret service agents stopped to invite Bob Harty’s Mega-Mod email. ing for conference supremacy and “I really feel uneasy when Presi- Honorable Marvin Shoob, Senior students standing along Eighth Street Among the technologies dem- facing decent out of conference op- dent Bush brands an entire nation Judge, U.S. District Court; Dr. Ad- and Fowler. Also, several students, onstrated to the president by Tech position in teams like Georgia South- or an entire people as evil.” bullahi A. An-Na’im, Professor at already inside, used cell phones to researchers were a RADAR flash- ern and Auburn. I still don’t buy Carter then transitioned into his Emory Law School; and Stefan Aust, call and invite friends. light that allows first responders to GT’s ranking, this team is still too main argument—that fighting ter- Chief Editor of Der Spiegel, a lead- Several of these students even see through walls and doors to find young. rorism requires aiding the poor. ing German political magazine. got close enough to shake hands unconscious victims of a chemical with the president. On the experi- attack, and a PDA-based device that ence Andrew McLain, a fourth-year can monitor patient vital signs and ADVERTISING Management major said, “I thought transmit them over a secure, private it was unbelievable that I shook hands wireless network to doctors at a cen- with the most powerful man in the tral command post. world.” Also demonstrated was a shoe- Many students received first word box-sized detection sensor which of Bush’s arrival on Tuesday through can identify biological and chemi- a mass email sent to ORGT mem- cal agents, a PDA-based triage sys- bers, whose O’Keefe facility was shut- tem for victims of bio-terrorism down in preparation for the visit. attacks, and a mapping program Permit holders for lot A13 received which helps emergency management word from the parking department officials focus response teams and that their cars were to be moved in plan evacuation routes. 8 • Friday, March 29, 2002 • Technique pageNEWS 36 Hewitt becomes dictator Buzz to leave Tech Men’s basketball coach Paul Hewitt Tech’s famous mascot has decided to forego SPORTS procliamed himself Tech basketball dictator his final year of eligibility and leave the for life after two solid seasons. Page 31 Jackets to pursue a pro career. Page 34 Technique • Friday, March 29, 2002

Baseball Notebook: No. 5 Jackets overrated? Cheerleaders, by Buzz prepare for the nationals numbers The Tech cheerleaders and Buzz, who is gunning for his third- straight national mascot title, head to Daytona Beach, FL. April 3-7 0-0 for the National Cheerleaders As- sociation’s College National Career record of Georgia freshman Championships. Jason Fellows before he faced the Buzz and the cheerleaders will No. 6 Jackets on Tuesday in Ath- perform their national routine ens. He allowed only one run in Monday, April 1 from 7-8 p.m. their 7-1 defeat of Tech. in O'Keefe Gymnasium. Football recruit 1/2 wins national long Inches incoming freshmen I-Per- jump title fection Harris was short of this year’s I-Perfection Harris, slated to ACC championship winning jump join Chan Gailey’s football squad of 24’ 10.5”. as a defensive back, won the long jump title at the National Scho- lastic Indoor Championships in New York City with a jump of 24'10.50”. Harris’ jump was only 15 half an inch shorter than the ACC By Scott Meuleners / STUDENT PUBLICATIONS indoor champion this season. The Tech baseball squad, which trounched the Georgia Bulldogs 9-1 Wednesday after losing 7-1 in Athens Times Tech slugger Matthew Boggs Harris, a Statin Island native Tuesday, continued their undefeated record at the new Russ Chandler stadium. The Jackets are 14-0 at home. has reached base without the aid of who carries a 3.5 GPA, was a a hit. He has reached on balls nine PrepStars All-American and times and has been hit by pitches six ranked by SuperPreps as the 24th times. No. 6 GT dominates Dogs best skill athlete in the country. Maryland Terps 98-243 9-1 at home, fall in Athens stopped by soft- Three-point field goals made and By Joseph Jeong he gave up eight hits, a pair of walks two run homer he gave up to Gard- ball squad again attempted by Jacket senior Tony Staff Writer and runs but struck out six. Only ner Webb’s Jim Glueckert, Good- The Tech softball squad swept Akins. Akins participated in the 3- one of the run was earned. Brian man was untouchable on the mound. Maryland Wednesday in their point competition held on Thurs- It would have been yet another Burks and Victor Menocal came in Menocal had two hits and two runs first ACC action of the season 3- day and will be a player in the NABC typical week for Tech baseball had and finished up the job by pitching to led a trio of Jackets who picked 0 and 4-0. Lindsey Wood hom- Roundball Challenge. it not for the pesky Bulldogs in Ath- an inning each in relief. Gardner up multiple hits. He also pitched a ered twice for the Rambling ens. Until the 7-1 loss to Georgia, Webb hung around for most of the scoreless inning to complete his Wreck. the Jackets had yet to lose to an game as Tech’s offense couldn’t find rounded contribution. Patterson The Lady Jackets, off to a 27- atlanta unranked opponent, with all three the offense to put them away until reached double digits in stolen bases 9 start, advanced to the semi- prior losses coming to two Carolina the bottom of the eighth; where led but did get busted once on the base- fianls of the Buzz Classic last thrasherss teams, South Carolina and Wake by Jason Perry’s 4-5 performance, paths. He does have to look over his weekend before falling to even Forest. Gardner Webb didn’t turn the Jackets put up 4 runs to almost shoulder as is keep- tual champion Ohio State 7-0. number out to be a David, as they dropped double their output for the game. ing pace with his wayward ways as The Jackets nipped Maryland challenge both games in a two game weekend Tyler Parker hit is sixth Murton picked up his ninth stolen 2-1 in eight innings to advance hint: ‘01 Joltin’ Jackets and Dogs series, 9-3 and 6-2 respectively. of the season and Eric Patterson base in this game as well. to the quarterfinals. The two However, Georgia slung a mighty kept up his pilfering ways to get his The timely offense that helped squads were scheduled to face accurate stone and dropped Tech ninth stolen base of the season. Tech past Gardner Webb was miss- off Tuesday but the game was with a convincing win at Athens. Chris Goodman picked up his ing against Georgia. Even though postponed due to rain. 1-4 Tech’s ace Kyle Bakker contin- second win of the season by pitch- Tech drew first blood in the game, Freshman hurler Jessica ues to be infallible as he improved ing seven impressive innings in the it was the Bulldogs who feasted as Sallinger tied her Tech record of Here’s the number...what does it to 6-0 with yet another strong out- second game. He gave up seven hits they romped the Jackets 7-1. Burks 13 strikeouts in the loss to Ohio represent? ing in the first game against Gard- and two runs but walked no one State. Sallinger is now 13-4 on The first person to email ner Webb. In seven innings of work, and struck out four. Aside from the See Baseball, page 33 the season. [email protected] with the correct response to the chal- lenge will receive a pair of tickets to Tony Akins takes coliseum court for final time an Atlanta Thrashers home game, Songaila of Wake Forest. where admission is always half-price By Derek Haynes At 6:30 players from both the for select tickets with a student ID. Sports Editor Globetrotters and the NABC All- Visit www.atlantathrashers.com for more info on college nights. His senior year didn’t result in Stars will compete in a slam dunk the trip to the NCAA tournament and shooting competition. During that he wanted, but outgoing point halftime, the Globetrotters Micha- guard Tony Akins will get one last el “Wild Thing” Wilson will at- on chance to impress the homecrowd. tempt to break his own world record Akins will help a team of college dunk of 12-feet. Several players from all-stars take on the Harlem Globe- the college squad will also try to deckk trotters Friday evening at 6:30 p.m best Wilson record-setting dunk- Event Date in the Alexander Memorial Colise- ing mark. SM at NCAA championships3/29-3/30 um. Tickets for the game range from NABC Roundball Challenge BB at NC State 3/29-3/31 $15-$25. Last year’s National As- Tony Akins will take the Alexander SB vs. Virginia* 3/30 sociation of Basketball Coaches Roundball Challenge saw the Glo- Memorial Coliseum floor for the final TM vs. Virginia 3/30 time Friday as a member of the

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