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'i Georgia Southern University's Official Student Newspaper Statesboro, Georgia 30460 Founded 1927 GOLD EDITION Officials: increased security helps Playerz Ball run smoothly Thursday May 22,1997 Statesboro Police Chief Richard Malone said only then arrests related to the event were reported over the weekend Vol. 70, No. 14 By Keyla McNeely event like Playerz Ball causes traffic were angered by the amount of law traffic and kept cars flowing through- The oldest continuously Staff Writer congestion and confusion, the local po- enforcement brought in, but none would published newspaper in out the complex. This was the happen- Bulloch County Anticipation of last weekend's lice are allowed to bring in surround- comment on the record. ing place!" Playerz Ball brought in the University ing law enforcement agents to help ad- Road blockings, apartment com- Southern Villa sent out letters to its Sports Police, Drug Task Force, GBI, Tri-Cir- minister the situation." plexes being monitored and the residents stating that no visitors and cuit Task Force and Georgia State Pa- Despite the many concerns of the amount of guests allowed in apartment no gatherings would be allowed on the trol to assist the local law enforcement Statesboro police, local residents and complexes being limited concerned the premises. in alleviating problems that last year's organizers of this year's Playerz Ball students and visitors. Willow Bend resident Courtney Playerz Ball posed. Syphore said residents of the complex Due to the large crowd, traffic was were allowed only one guest per congested for many hours and the "USUALLY WHEN A HUGE EVENT LIKE PLAYERZ BALL CAUSES tenant amount of parking was lessened. Seasons Apartments allowed its Rugby team TRAFFICE CONJESTION AND CONFUSION, THE LOCAL POLICE The GSU rugby team Many complaints from citizens and tenants to have visitors only if they students to local officials prompted the ARE ALLOWED TO BRING IN SURROUNDING LAW were added on the guest list compiled placed 11 players on added police security for this year's specifically for Playerz Ball weekend. the 25-member All- event. ENFORCEMENT AGENTS TO HELP ADMINISTER THE SITUATION." Also, complaints about Greek Row South All-Star team and Statesboro Police Chief Richard being blocked off were made. will play June 13 and 14 Malone said that the extra police RICHARD MALONE, Greek advisor Jane Campaigne, security helped to impede the number said "Greek Row was not blocked off, in Boulder, Colo. of incidents during the weekend of STATESBORO POLICE CHIEF not for residents of the houses." Please see story, events. For now, the festivities are over. page 6 Ten arrests, related to Playerz Ball, helped make the weekend safer by The property manager for Stadium Although questions still arise many were made over the weekend, and all contacting the police department to Club, Connie Pack, issued letters to all issues for next year's Playerz Ball, the Entertainment the crimes were of a non-violent na- assist in any problems. her tenants stating that no visitor univerisity and sponsors of the event ture. "Two businesses, Legends and Bru passes would be issued and a chain just wish for things to run smoothly if An estimated 10,000 to 12,000 people Ha Ha, asked us to help with main- gate, allowing only Stadium Club resi- it should continue to come. were in Statesboro to participate in the taining a safe environment," Malone dents to enter or exit, would be used GSU President Nicholas Henry said festivities. said. "They allowed us to know only for emergency purposes. the university will remain uninvolved "Once amount of traffic grew, we exactly what type of events would be "Visitors were allowed to stay. I in next year's festivities. needed a sufficient amount of officers," hosted." didn't even have to put the chain up," "To keep a safe environment for ev- Restuarant Review Malone said. "Usually when a huge Some participants and residents Pack said. "Me and my staff directed eryone is our goal," Henry said. Mellow Mushroom not only offers a variety of Georgia schools foods at unexpensive WVGS/FM: The voice of GSU test innovative prices, but also cuts the approaches to waiting time on orders. Please see story, education page 8 The Associated Press ATLANTA — Three dozen Weather Georgia school districts are using $24 million in grants to rethink the way students are taught. Proponents say many of the projects help students make faster progress than their Mostly sunny Today: peers. with a high in the upper But critics, including state 70s. School Superintendent Linda Schrenko, are skeptical about Friday: Mostly sunny whether schools in the Next with a high in the low Education Schools Project 80s. are getting much return for their money. Correction "It's the same old reform In the May 20 article stuff, where the school be- "The Weekly Lowdown," comes the hub of the commu- Travis Walden, sports director for WVGS, nity, meeting all the needs of it should have said the WVGS/FM disc jockey James Howell, who goes by the name "Space cadet," relaxes in the main office of the radio station. adjusts the sound-board and gets ready to cue up another song. children, and we don't em- Statesboro and GSU phasize academics," said Symphony will be WVGS 91.9 FM, the student-run Linda Hamrick, a member of presenting a concert radio station, is the "Voice of the Georgia School Improve- ment Panel, which advises GSU." The radio stations "no top Friday May 23 at 7 p.m. Schrenko. on Sweetheart Circle. 40" music policy gives the Researchers at the Uni- We are sorry for any student disc jokeys and listeners versity of Georgia say the inconvenience this may an opportunity to tune away money has been well spent from mainstream music. because the students do bet- have caused. ter academically than stu- The radio station recently dents nationally. Index received a grant enabling them The project was one of a Announcements 2 to puchase a new transmitter handful of programs started in the early 1990s to get A&E 7 allowing the station to broadcast Classifieds 11 local government, education at a frequency of 1000 watts, 24 and business leaders to de- Crossword 11 hours a day, seven days a velop plans to improve GA Spotlight 3 WVGS Station manager Chaz Pike gave Mrs. Van Tassell and "Space cadet" turns down the week. schools. Mrs. Keel's PEPP class from Marvin Pittman Elementary School volume to address his Opinions 4 It emphasizes pushing per- < • an opportunity to tour the station and talk on the radio. listeners. formance, educating staff and Police Beat 2 using telecommunications Sports 6 Photos by Amanda Scott and Chaz Pike and computer technology. It is a desire of The George- Anne to print the news of Geor- gia Southern University as ac- curately as possible. If you be- Alpharetta company uses GSU's name without the university's authorization lieve that something covered is By Farrah Senn letter when a parent who thought that GSU officials sent a letter Friday to GSU officials have also sent letters to in error, contact the editor at Assistant News Editor the course was being offered by GSU the address on the ad notifying parents clarifying that the course being 681-5246 as soon as possible. Thank you. An Alphareta company that sent a called with questions, Davis said. Crittenden that the university's name is offered is not a part of the university's letter to parents of incoming GSU stu- The ad was apparently sent in bulk being used improperly, Davis said. curriculum. dents advertising a course in computer Connie Palfy, assistant to the vice presi- "THE COURSE IS NOT PART OF GEORGIA SOUTHERN'S dent of business and finance, who manages FOR ADVERTISING INFO.: 681-5418 training called "Georgia Southern Uni- the university's trademark and licensing STORY OR PHOTO IDEA: 681-5246 versity Undergraduate Computer Edu- CURRICULUM, AND IS NOT ASSOCIATED WITH THE UNIVERSITY IN FAX NUMBERS: 871-1357,681-0863 cation Program" has been using the program, said the problem is that the Board LANDRUM BOX: 8001 college's name without permission and ANY WAY. of Regents doesn't allow the use of the name E-MAIL TO: has been asked to cease immediately. LEE DAVIS, of the university with any service not affili- [email protected] "The course is not part of Georgia ASSISTANT TO THE VICE PRESIDENT FOR ated with the college. Check out our On-Line Newspaper at "The concern is that you can't associate Southern's curriculum, and is not asso- BUSINESS FINANCE FOR LEGAL AFFAIRS http://www.stp.gasou.edu ciated with the University in any way," the name of the university with a private said Lee Davis, assistant to the vice mailing. The letter is addressed "Dear "I haven't spoken to him yet and I business that would imply endorsement or George-Anne president for business and finance for Parents," and advertises a $299 com- don't know if he's received the letter, but partnership with the college without a con- legal affairs. puter training course for GSU students we are continually monitoring the situ- tract," Palfy said. Liked By Many, Cussed Although she hasn't spoken with the 4 • "The university offers its own com- beginning in fall 1997. It was signed by ation," Davis said. By Some ... Scott Crittenden, who says he is a GSU "Hopefully we won't see any more of proprietor, Palfy says she doesn't think Read By Them All puter training to students." The university became aware of the alumnus. these letters." that the improper use was intentional. i • Page 2 — Thursday, May 22,1997

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Things To Do AT GSU •The Statesboro-Georgia GSU Division of Public Safety •Jennifer Wallace, 19, of •David Hamilton, of Players • Courtney Brunsen, of Towne Southern Symphony will be per- Statesboro, was charged with Club, reported that his wallet Club, reported that her vehicle On Going forming popular rock tunes in May 18,1997 theft by shoplifting at Wal-Mart. and Oakley sunglasses were was hit and damaged by an un- the annual Outdoor Pops Con- missing from his bedroom. known person. •The GSU Museum's exhibit cert at 7 p.m. Free popcorn, • Fonting Vu reported her book •Deidra Boyd, 25, of Lanier "Chinese Cultural-Tales of Cokes and balloons will be on bagwas missing from Olliff Hall. Street, was charged with shop- •Michael Barr, of South Col- Editor's note: Police Beat ap- the Dragon," opens in hand. •Corey Dickerson reported lifting from K-Mart. lege Street, reported that stereo pears in every issue of The George- Rosenwald. The exhibit runs someone damaged the door to equipment and a bicycle were Anne in an effort to inform the through June 6. Monday, May 26,1997 his In the Pines apartment. •Tiara Fluellen, 18, of stolen from his residence. GSU community of the amount, The museum is open Monday •Patricia Hale reported her Stratford Hall, was charged with nature and location of crimes. through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., •Eagle Cinema presents "A bicycle was missing from the shoplifting. May 16,1997 All reports are public record and and Saturday and Sunday from Time to Kill," starring Samuel Math/Psychology/Physics Build- as such are obtained from the 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. L. Jackson, Matthew ing. •Chelli Brown, 19, of States- •George William, 23, of Statesboro Police Department McConaughey, Sandra Bullock boro, was charged with shoplift- Groover Lane, was charged with and the GSU Division of Public •The Juried Student Art and Ashley Judd, at 7 p.m. in the May 16,1997 ing from Wal-Mart. first degree forgery. Safety. Exhibition runs through June Russell Union Theater. Tickets •A Cone Hall resident re- 6 in Gallery 303 of the Foy Fine are $1. ported someone damaged a wall •Latonya Newkirt, 22, of •Matthew Williams, 20, of Arts Building. in the Cone Hall restroom. Stiles Inn, was charged with bat- Langston Chappel Road, was Beards Bluff /AltamahaR. •A General Student Recital tery. charged with DUI (.109), speed- near Glennville US 25 South •Religious Awareness begins at 1 p.m. in the Foy Re- May 15,1997 ing and expired drivers license. Week at GSU, featuring special cital Hall. •Steve Simpson reported a •Jamie Bocshore, of Follow the SUN programs about religious beliefs, cellular phone, a laptop computer Hawthorne Court, reported that •Matthew Griffin, 18, of histories, symbolism and the role •GSU's Theater and Perfor- and some keys were missing from stereo equipment was stolen from Statesboro, was charged with of religion in today's society con- mance presents "Romance Oxford Hall. his vehicle. DUI (.138), seat belt violation, tinues. Most programs are being Language" by Peter Parnell and •Linda Blecken reported a and no proof of insurance. held in room 2047 of the Russell directed by Gary Dartt at 8 p.m. Zenith computer was missing •Brandon Cline, of Union. For a complete list of in room 101 of the Communica- from the Business Building. Greenbriar, reported that a CD • Dalton Dowdy, of Greenbriar Xafd/lM 912 654 3632 events call the Office of tion Arts Building. player was stolen from his ve- apartments, reported that some- Canoe & Kayak $15 person Multicultural Affairs at 681- Historic Cabins $20/5 Camping The production runs through Statesboro Police Department hicle. one damaged his truck. 5409. May 31. May 18,1997 I |£*s£ss5±asii^^ Today Tuesday, May 27,1997 •Toshia Price, 20, of Watson •Eagle Cinema presents •A Senior Recital begins at Hall was charged with shoplift- "Breakfast at Tiffany's," star- 8 p.m. in the Foy Recital Hall. ing from Wal-Mart. ring Audrey Hepburn, at 7 p.m. •Lamaya McBride, 18, of in the Russell Union Theater. Wednesday, May 28,1997 Harvey Drive, was charged with shoplifting from Wal-Mart. •A Senior Recital begins at •Eagle Cinema presents "A •Olajah McKenzie, 19, of Thursday Friday Friday.May 30 8 p.m. in the Foy Recital Hall. Time to Kill" at 7 p.m. in the Blitch Street, was charged with The recital features pianist Linda Russell Union Theater. Tickets simple battery, criminal trespass Li-Bleuel and sopranist are $1. and misdemeanor obstruction. The Drunks Kermit & Bob Swinging Medallions Catherine Blitch. •Chauncey Daniels, 24, of •ROTC will hold its Awards Statesboro, was charged with •"International Tourism: Ceremony at 4 p.m. in the disorderly conduct. $1 cover every night Contemporary Issues and Southern Center for Continuing Emerging Trends" begins at 4 Education. •Shana Peterson, of Towne For Delivery: 871- 3900 p.m. in the Biology Lecture Hall. Club, reported that her CD player The event, presented by Andrew Thursday, May 29,1997 was stolen. Yiannakis, is sponsored by CLEC. •Eagle Cinema presents "A •Van Brandy, of Willow Bend, Time to Kill" at 7 p.m. in the reported that his door was kicked •Umoja and Union Produc- Russell Union Theater. Tickets in. tions presents "School Daze" are $1. in McCroan Auditorium. Doors May 17,1997 open at 7 p.m. There will be a Saturday, May 31,1997 second performance on Friday at

■ •Jeffrey Bones, 19, of Oxford 7p.m. •Sigma Alpha Iota Musi- Hall, was charged with public cale begins at 8 p.m. in the Foy indecency and minor possession Friday, May 23,1997 Recital Hall. of alcohol.

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G-A SPOTLIGHT Courthouse renovations may kill bike trails The Associated Press changes 42 acres of property lo- Harry Keim, head of business 1 Sigma Xi announces winners of annual first place and David A. Griggs (physics depart- Milledgeville, Ga.— Students cated on the U.S. 441 bypass and finances for GC&SU, said research competition ment) was awarded second place. Sigma Xi is at Georgia College & State Uni- behind the National Guard ar- the plan to sell the land or its timber is in preliminary stages, The GSU Chapter of Sigma Xi held its annual a global organization of scientists and engi- versity have collected 200 signa- mory. he said. research competition May 13 and 14. Ten gradu- neers that promotes and supports research in tures to protest a courthouse Acting university president Hemphill said there are no ate and seven undergraduate students partici- all fields of science and technology. renovation plan which may de- Ralph Hemphill said officials told other proposals to pay for the pated in this year's contest. The students were Professor selected to participate in NSF stroy 13 miles of popular bike the volunteers they could build courthouse renovations. judged by faculty members who ranked them on session trails. Gov. Zell Miller has endorsed the basis of scientific merit and quality of their Jay Strickland, assistant professor of sociol- ' The petition will be presented a $3.7 million package to modify written and oral presentations. Winners of the ogy and director of the Center for Rural Health, to school administrators, said "IS IT THE the building. The money is in his competition were announced May 21 at a luncheon is one of 15 participants selected nationally to Rick Cain, a 25-year-old bicy- COURTHOUSE OR THE long-term facilities proposal tar- held for the students and faculty members of participate in the Summer 1997 National Sci- clist coordinating the effort. He geted for the 2001 fiscal year. Sigma Xi. There was a tie for first place in the ence Foundation Institue of Evaluation at The estimated that up to 60 people TRAILS? TO ME, IT'S 'But we don't know whether graduate student division between Deborah A. Evaluation Center, Western Michigan Univer- use the trails weekly. the governor will fund it or not, Moroney and Laura A. MacKenzie, both of the sity. The summer session will focus on NSF- The central Georgia school THE COURTHOUSE." and he is going to go out of office biology department. In the undergraduate divi- type technological education and teacher en- plans to convert the 112-year- in 1999," Hemphill said. sion, Nikolle S. Reyes (biology department) won hancement programs. old courthouse into a student —RALPH HEMPHILL, center and welcome center. It "In the best of all possible GCSU PRSIDENT worlds, (the state) would fund The George-Anne would like your help in order to recognize special people, organizations and would also serve the community as a conference center. the renovations. But a backup activities on campus. t . ■■■■,,«. '•"„■■' Anyone who would like to make suggestions for our G-A Spotlight feature may call Kevin Bonsor, The trails lie along 311 acres the trails although the land plan, if the governor doesn't fund hews editor, at 681-5246. Letters may also be sent to The George Anne at Landruni Box 8001. the university may sell, with might be clearcut or sold. it... is to cut the timber and sell clearcutting the property and Cain spearheaded the effort the land." selling the timber a possible al- and has spent three years put- ternative. The sale could gener- ting up and maintaining mark- ate $3.7 million, but approval by ers and maps along the trail. He Nominations for 1997 President's Team the Georgia Board of Regents also organized a May 4 national /7» "* -s\ would be required. bike race on the land. 5 Mrs. Grace 2> "It really stinks to have done " i Psychic Palm Service Award now being accepted "It's ridiculous. It's short- and Card Reader all this work and just have it torn By Joshua Edmonson of Lakeside are outstanding, the award." sighted on the part of the school. Solve s AH I'roblt »T (accross from Ogeechee Tech) >< Team Service Award. somebody has consistently dem- The award is a group award "WE ARE TRYING TO onstrated excellent service to stu- that will recognize and honor dents it will hopefully roll right PROMOTE EXCELLENCE staff employees who have pro- off the tongue." Union vided outstanding service to IN SERVICE TO The winner of the award will Productions GSU students over the past year, be announced in November. CEdP£lA SOUTHERN (/UJlV/ERSlTH Susan Norton, training and de- STUDENTS." The recipients of the award The Joke Zone velopment manager, said. will receive a luncheon with "We are trying to promote ex- —SUSAN NORTON, Henry, a momento of the award, Thur. & Fri.. Mav 22 & 23 and an award cup that will re- cellence in service to students," GSU TRAINING AND Norton said. main in the winner's office for a DEVELOPMENT MANAGER The criteria for winning the one-year period until the next Contemporary Issues award is that the team must winner is announced. and consistently demonstrate out- group of employees in the com- The award came about as a standing service to the students. puter lab area or the entire li- part of Henry's Fifty-five Goals UMOJA Presents .... Norton said that student in- brary, or it may be the staff in For Improving The Undergradu- put will play a large role in deter- the Union, or the Registrar's ate Experience. mining what team will receive Office. It is designed to recog- "Included in these goals, was the award by identifying the nize an office or a department a staff award for excellence in team as providing excellent ser- instead of just one person." service to students," Norton said. HOOL DA vice. The nomination process will "That concept was brought to Play Production by Spike Lee Students are asked to submit be handled by a group of stu- human resources because we al- nominations to the Human Re- dents recommended by Student ready recognize employees for sources Department. Affairs. outstanding service." The award is open to any team "We sent a letter to the presi- Norton said that the award G (P G of staff members, from the staff dents of all student organiza- will probably continue as an an- l of Lakeside Cafe to the staff tions registered with the Union nual award. S§ah members of the biology depart- and asked them to solicit nomi- Nomination forms should be Oo Games submitted to Susan Norton at ment. nations from their members," People "For example, it would be that Norton said. "Our group of stu- the Human Resources at P.O. Come Step With G Phi G, Play the students recognize the staff dents is also helping to promote Box 8104 by Friday, May 23. 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Qlorge-Anne i • For 70years, Georgia Southern's Official Student Newspaper Liked By Many, Cussed By Some... Amanda Crews Stacy demons Read By Them All Editor Managing Editor Kevin Bonsor The oldest continuously published newspaper in Bulloch County Thursday, May 22,1997 News Editor lnions Our Opinion Future Playerz Ball events NURSING could be better organized ■HOME 1 ♦■ All eyes were on Statesboro last weekend as the annual Playerz Ball made its way into town. A majority of the events of this year's Playerz Ball were held at two of the city's most popular clubs, Bru-Ha-Ha and Legends, but the crowds tied up traffic on streets around campus. Traffic problems seem to be a major concern of local Statesboro citizens and the local authorities. The problem of participants stopping in the middle of the street or the entrances to apartment complexes was a major concern both this year and in years past. The police only reported 10 arrests related to Playerz Ball, and none of these arrests involved violent crimes. While the participants and organizers of this year's Playerz Ball should be commended for keeping these problems to a minimum, future planners might consider ways to curb the traffic problems which inevitably accompany such a large gathering. To help alleviate the traffic congestion, why can't the university or the organizers of the event look into finding http://w w w, grimn* y. c© m larger, more appropriate venues to host future Playerz Ball events? Maybe the university could explore the idea of at least Source: The Red and Black holding some of the Playerz Ball events in either Paulson Stadium or Hanner Fieldhouse. Of course, this solution may not be entirely possible because the legal and Discovering the meaning of life on Sports Center financial obstacles the university may face may be too Well, let's see here. I was go- replays and women, regardless great to overcome. ing to write on the ridiculous- of how tough they claim to be, can hardly pass up watching cute If, then, the university cannot allow campus facilities ness of the City of Statesboro baby animals. to be used to host the event, perhaps GSU could assist the spending thousands of dollars TRACEY VARNELL and man-hours to "prepare" for That was it. I had the answer! organizers of Playerz Ball in procuring adequate venues Playerz Ball. (University Police, COLUMNIST You see, I had searched for to accommodate the thousands of students who come to Statesboro Police, Bulloch the meaning of life in many town. One possible solution might be renting the County Sheriffs Department, places. I had looked high and fairgrounds or some other large area or building located Tri-County Task Force and the room was sucked into it, regard- lows at Sports Center decided to low: in religious texts, in philo- sophical essays, in other people away from the traffic around campus. Georgia Bureau of Investigation less of whether they enjoyed show snippets of a family of ducks crossing a busy highway inter- and even in the bottom of porce- It is clearly evident that Playerz Ball has become an is a bit much for crowd control, sports or not. don't you think?) The party could Now, let me take the time to section. Instantly, all the women lain fixtures from time to time. annual event and that the number of Playerz Ball have destroyed the entire town explain. I'm not exactly the big- in the room were transfixed, Up until this point, I had participants will continue to grow. Denying this fact for that price. gest sports fan. In fact, I think mesmerized. searched in vain. would be blindly ignorant. I was going to write about how that it's pretty sick that some Granted, while they were But like all things in life, the Perhaps the university coald be more proactive rather silly I think it is that the major- answer to the meaning of life than reactive by showing some initiative in at least ity of Statesboro left this past SO, ANYWAY, DO YOU KNOW WHY THE DUCKS came to me when I wasn't look- offering to help or advise the organizers who are planning weekend because they were ing for it or expecting it. To break scared of a party. CROSSED THE ROAD? To ENTERTAIN THE WOMEN it down, I found the meaning of the event. In this way, maybe the participants could Then I was just going to rant life on Sports Center. enjoy a fun weekend in our town without causing undue though an entire article about WHILE THE MEN WATCH SPORTS CENTER. I know you're thinking, "Guys/ hardships for other students and residents in Statesboro. racism in general and how ri- Tall, she's finally lost it this diculous it is for people to hate people let sports become the cen- showing these snippets, they time." But it was in this glorious I Now you have a chance to "talk back" to The George- I each other. tral most important thing in their were also showing basketball instant of my existence that I -Anne about whatever floats your boat, it's a quick, easy I got really frustrated. I just lives. It always seems that they footage in a corner of the screen. discovered the meaning of life. * way to write a mini-letter to the editor. Simply send your I couldn't write. You see, my com- are living vicariously though the Of course, the men were still Meaning of life: Why did the ■ thoughts to P.O. Box 8001, or drop it by The George- I position had no flow. So, I left for accomplishments of others, but watching the basketball replays, ducks cross the road? (duck/ the night and promised to come but the women were deeply in- chicken: same difference!) So, I Anne office at Williams Center room 223. m I'll stay off that soapbox. back promptly in the a.m. So anyway, I was in a room volved in a mental struggle to anyway, do you know why the A few beers later I found my- with five guys and four women. see the family of ducks make it ducks crossed the road? To en- LETTER AND SUBMISSION POLICY self at a friend's house hanging The five guys were obviously across the intersection alive. tertain the women while the men out and talking trash. There is enjoying Sports Center and the And that's when it hit me. watch Sports Center. The George-Anne welcomes letters to the editor, story submissions and Men and women do have differ- Bet you would have never guest columns from people both inside and outside the Georgia Southern no way that I could have known women were just literally watch- University Community. All copy submitted should be typed (double-spaced, what was about to happen. ing the television. No more, no ent brains. We are not one ... we thought you'd find the meaning please), preferably on Macintosh disk in Microsoft Word or Microsoft Works We were sitting there and less, just watching the screen. are different. Whether it's so- of life while reading The George- format. All submissions must be signed and include a mailing address and Sports Center was on the box, During the clips of sports re- cialization or not, most men can- Anne. Funny how it all comes phone number for verification. The editors reserve the right to reject any and of course, everyone in the plays of the week, the loving fel- not remove their eyes from sports together, now isn't it? submission. There is no word limit on submissions. A writer may request to remain anonymous. However, it will be the editor's decision whether or not to print the name. Submissions are run on a space-available basis. Quarter-long procrastination induces end-of-the-quarter stress Some people theorize that pro- The longer the teacher has to fessors conspire to make the end teach a subject, the more infor- of the quarter the most stressful mation they will feel the need to STAFF time in a student's life. With cover. papers due, tests to take, and Ladies and gentleman, the NEWS exams to study for, the end of the semester system will just be an Assistant News Editor: Farrah Senn; Staff: Amy Branch, Salua Brannen, quarter invariably turns into a extended version of the quarter Joshua Edmonson, Aaron Flood, January Holmes, Kevin Larson, Laura Owens nightmare. system. And the most danger- FEATURES I have come to the conclusion After all the tests are taken manages to work in time to hold ous thing of all is the fact that Features Editor: Kelley McGonnell; Arts & Entertainment Editor: Melanie that many of us, especially stu- and the papers are written, we down a job. the longer semester will give stu- Weinberg; Staff: Eric Bray, Robbie Bruce, Stephen Clark, Jennifer DeBary, Jake dents at GSU, bring this late- then complain about how are But guess what? She is a ball dents even longer to fall victim Hallman, Shana Johnson, Tia Martin, Jessica Morton, Ni' Cole Patterson, night, sleep-deprived, stress-in- professors are mean, cruel people of stress like every other over- to procrastination. Basically, se- Rodney Reid, Jennifer Stokes duced period of anxiety on our- out to destroy our lives. whelmed student at GSU. She mesters will prolong the inevi- SPORTS selves. Procrastination IS the Well folks, I think it is time we has eight papers due the last table. Sports Editor: Mike Davis; Staff: Mike Gibbs, Robbie Monk, Dennis Stovall, root of all evil. Many of my friends at other Carolyn Wynn As the quarter draws quickly I HAVE COME TO THE CONCLUSION THAT MANY OF schools are on the semester sys- OPINIONS to an end, I find myself without tem and they have just as much Staff: Stacy Clemons, Amanda Crews, Chance Fulk, Rusty McGuire, Justin motivation to do anything re- US, ESPECIALLY STUDENTS AT GSU, BRING THIS difficulty with motivation as stu- Miller, Trina Springs.Tracey Varnell, Aletha Yoho motely related to my classes. dents at GSU. I have come to the PHOTOGRAPHY This an especially severe prob- LATE-NIGHT, SLEEP-DEPRIVED, STRESS-INDUCED conclusion that procrastination Chief Photographer: David Mathews; Staff: Michael Hamburger, Heather lem considering I am taking 20 PERIOD OF ANXIETY ON OURSELVES. is a disease that all college stu- Hoffman, Hans Knoepfel, Amanda Scott, Mike Spilker, Jacob Uchitel hours. dents must acquire as a prereq- But, I should feel comforted PROCRASTINATION THE ROOT OF ALL EVIL. uisite to entering their freshman CIRCULATION IS by the fact that I am not alone. year. Supervisor: Steve Taliaferro All over campus a familiar phrase took some responsibility for our week of class. Some people with weak im- ADVERTISING/DISTRIBUTION SERVICES (ADS) can be heard echoing through own actions. So, I guess even perfect time mune systems, like me, can suf- Advertising Manager: Shawn Sunderland; Business Manager: Zeina Rahme; the air. i "I can't wait until this However, even those people management won't eliminate the fer from severe relapses. Those Marketing Coordinators: Julie Thompson; Classified Ad Manager: Meredyth quarter is over." ■ who seem to be immune to the .inevitable. I guess we should strong students who resist are Keefe; Sales Representatives: Tom Harrington, Anda Johns, Ron Lair, Julie Thompson, Carolyn Wynn Procrastination is a serious disease of procrastination have just give in to the end of the the lucky ones. a tough time fitting everything quarter crunch. Well, as I write this column, I PRODUCTION AND GRAPHICS EDITORIAL SERVICES problem at GSU. We put off Some people believe that realize that there are nearly (PAGES) studying for tests until the last in. possible second, and then, we I have a friend who is the things will be better when GSU 10,000 other things that I should General Manager and STP Web Master: Scott Mulkey; Production Manager: Kathy Jacobus, Ron Lair, Scandia McCray; Assistant Production Managers: complain when we didn't make model of efficiency. She man- switches to the semester system. be, could have, or must do. In Shawn Sunderland; Staff: Johnathon Brooks, Robert Castaneda, Erica Harris, the "A" we knew was possible. ages her time better than any- With a longer length of time to fact, it was a struggle to sit down Amy Hazen, Angela Hodges, Kathy Jacobus, Ron Lair, LaTrevia Todman In the library, students can be one I know. She works diligently attend classes, maybe the teach- and finish this. STUDENT PUBLICATIONS COORDINATOR found working into the early on the weekends to do her read- ers will not feel the need to cram Now that I am done, I should Robert Bohler: News, Editorial Advisor; Bill Neville: General Manager morning hours just to finish writ- ing for her classes (oh, that's so much information into their read for my classes, study for a ing that term paper they should what those books are for). She students' brains. test, or write a paper. have been working on the entire tries to finish her papers a few Although this is a nice On second thought, I think I'll quarter. days in advance, and she still thought, we need to face reality. go take a nap. mwum

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College competition fuels call Teacher suspended after accusations of harsh discipline The Associated Press what occurred in the classroom Principal Don Fields is not CALHOUN, Ga.—A third- differ from what actually hap- surprised at the show of support. to cut out-of-state students grade teacher accused of taping pened. He said he had monitored her * *« By Russ Bynum her students' mouths shut and Ms. Holden said she read her The Associated Press class on several occasions and lastic Assessment Test. "I'm Fewer than a third of the foreign strapping them to their chairs is daughter an article describing seen no problems. ATLANTA— His grades were counting my lucky stars because students were accepted, while a victim of misleading informa- the complaints, including chil- "She was the most sought-af- a notch above average and his I know a lot of people who can't the majority of Georgia appli- tion, according to the mother of a dren having their mouths stuffed ter teacher in the third grade," test scorescomfortably above the even get in." cants got in. pupil in her class. with tissue paper. he told The Associated Press norm, so Ike Jernigan knew ex- Frustrated by the changes, "We've had to struggle to get Jan McGahey was suspended "When we got to the part about Thursday. "Her students want actly where he stood when he lawmakers such as Johnston after the families of three stu- the tissue paper my daughter's t 0. the domestic students to come to to come to school. She has a qual- applied to the University of Geor- pushed a resolution through the graduate school," said Maureen dents complained about disci- mouth dropped open and she ity reputation." gia. Legislature this year urging the Kilroy, Tech's graduate admis- pline in her classroom at W.L. said, 'Mama, she's never done The parents of the three pu- He was a longshot at getting Board of Regents to give Geor- sions director. That's because Swain Elementary School. anything like that,'" Ms. Holden pils who complained felt differ- into a school where attendance gians greater preference in col- many students with bachelor's School superintendent Phil said. ently. for Georgians used to be consid- degrees in science and engineer- Robbins put Ms. McGahey, a 10- Children's mouths were not "She did the wrong thing when ered a birthright. Sure enough, ing are in such high demand for year veteran of the school sys- taped shut, she said. Instead, she taped my child's mouth shut," the 18-year-old from Marietta "WHY SHOULD WE jobs, she said. tem, on administrative leave and children who had misbehaved Jane Hopper told the Calhoun didn't make the cut. Statewide, Georgians make up called in the state Professional several times were allowed to Times. Ms. Hopper has custody Jernigan, a senior at Wheeler RAISE AND EDUCATE A nearly three-fourths of graduate Practices Commission to inves- avoid receiving a disciplinary of her granddaughter, a student High School in Marietta, isn't tigate. The commission could re- CHINESE ENGINEER students. check mark by getting a piece of in Ms. McGahey's class. crying foul, but there are plenty At the undergraduate level, voke Ms. McGahey's license. tape and putting it on their up- The complaining families also of others who would. AND SEND HIM BACK college officials are still ponder- Most of the parents have ex- per lip. asked the Gordon County As HOPE scholarships en- ing the exact impact of HOPE, pressed support for Ms. The tape was a reminder not sheriffs office to bring criminal courage more homegrown stu- HOME TO COMPETE which paid tuition for about a McGahey, and are putting up to talk, Ms. Holden said. "Chil- charges. dents to compete for admission yellow ribbons around the north- AGAINST OUR OWN fourth of Georgia college students dren need to be taught respect. The sheriffs office turned the to Georgia colleges, out-of-state last year. But they say there's west Georgia county to show how They need to be taught to be- criminal matter over to the Geor- ♦ ' *> students, who make up less than PEOPLE?" been a significant boost in appli- they feel. have," she said. The belts on the gia Bureau of Investigation, 11 percent of the state's under- cations. Collette Holden, a parent who seats were not restrictive and which declined to pursue the graduates, are catching the flak. "My instinct is we got an im- strongly supports the teacher's merely were reminders not to case, GBI spokesman John Some parents and lawmakers —RALPH JOHNSTON, mediate 10 percent jump. To me methods, said descriptions of get up, she said. Bankhead said. insist that Georgians are getting STATE REPRESENTATIVE we got 300 additional freshman cheated as long as non-Georgians applicants, that was the HOPE get into school ahead of in-state effect," said John Albright, se- students with decent grades and lege admissions. nior associate admissions direc- Parents appeal to ban two children's books test scores. Although it's an unenforceable tor for the University of Georgia. "I say as long as you've got one The Associated Press measure, Gov. Zell Miller saw fit That means colleges are also cult references in "Ghost Camp" About a dozen book challenges kid from Georgia who's a Geor- to sign it. able to be pickier about who LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga.— are a work of the devil. The book are filed each year in the 88,000- gia taxpayer who's preempted Still, the numbers show Geor- they'll let in. The Gwinnett County school is about two boys who discover student Gwinnett system. These from going to a Georgia school by gians are more than holding their Many students don't even board will hear appeals from par- that their fellow campers are are the third and fourth to make somebody from China or some- own against out-of-state appli- bother to apply to the more com- ents who want to ban two books, ghosts who can leave the camp it to the school board since 1995. where else, it's wrong," said state cants, even at the most competi- petitive schools, said Tonni one with alleged occult references only by occupying their bodies. Rep. Ralph Johnston, a Republi- tive schools. Carter, a guidance counselor at and the other with profanity and "These books are from the can from Duluth. At the University of Georgia, Lassiter High School in Marietta. slang, from elementary schools. devil. ... Children can't defend Check-out the George-Anne Even members of the state in-state students made up 89 "These colleges tout their pro- Victor Williams wants the themselves against plots like Board of Regents, which governs percent of the 3,486 freshmen files," Ms. Carter said. "It's com- board to pull "Ghost Camp," of that, to get them interested in On-line @ Georgia's 34 public colleges and who enrolled last fall. The school mon knowledge to these kids R.L. Stine's popular evil, wicked things," said Will- http://www.stp.gasou .edit universities, are getting peeved. accepted 60 percent of its Geor- what they're up against." "Goosebumps" series, from the iams. During a board meeting last gia applicants, compared with Schools use different methods Jackson Elementary library week, regent William Turner 40 percent of those from out of for weighing in-state versus out- shelves. Wanda Criswell of noted that at the University of state. of-state applicants. At Georgia Lawrenceville wants the board Georgia "you could fill the whole Georgia Tech, one of the Tech, all Georgians who meet to take "The Sisters Impossible" EAGLECINEMA ^n school with in-state students." nation's most prominent engi- admissions requirements are out of Dyer Elementary. r AT THE RUSSELL UNION Like the rest of Georgia's high neering schools, received 50 per- accepted first. Out-of-state ap- Both parents have unsuccess- school seniors, Jernigan had to cent more applications from out- plicants get slots that remain, fully argued their cases before Thursday. Mav 22 play the college admissions game of-state students last year than said Deborah Smith, the school's local school media committees. by a new set of rules that have from Georgians. Still, in-state admissions director. Those decisions were upheld on BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY'S *l ■•> evolved since the HOPE students made up 65 percent of At the University of Georgia, appeal by school system-level Starring: Audrey Hepburn scholarship's start in 1993. the 1,843 freshmen whoenrolled. grades and test scores carry more panels of parents, teachers, ad- The lottery-funded, full-tu- Confronted with those num- weight than residency. Geor- ministrators and media special- Shows Start at: 7 PM • $1.00 Admission ition scholarships have prompted bers, Johnston quickly pointed ists. gians get an edge over out-of- LiftL. For more info call 681-0399 more of Georgia's brightest stu- to Georgia Tech's graduate pro- state applicants "with all other Williams complains that oc- dents to reject offers from col- gram, where fewer than a third things being equal," Albright U leges outside the state. of students are Georgians. In fact, said. The increased competition there were more foreign students Albright is convinced the means more of the state's sec- than in-state students enrolled higher standards have made ond-string students are having in graduate school at Tech last Georgians better students. > * to settle for second-choice year. Jernigan doesn't blame the RETURNING GSU schools. "Why should we raise and edu- HOPE program or students from For Jernigan, that means cate a Chinese engineer and send out of state for his rejection by Georgia State University. him back home to compete the University of Georgia. He "I guess you could say I'm against our own people?" admits he could have paid more STUDENTS lucky to even end up somewhere Johnston said. attention to his grades. next year," said Jernigan, who However, four times as many "Nobody took my spot," he had a 2.6 grade-point average foreigners applied to Georgia said. "I took it away from my- and an 1190 score on the Scho- Tech than Georgians in fall 1996. self." VACATION ON US!!! Check-out The George-Anne on-line SAVE Time /»NP /AONEY^^^ WITH FRONTIER Http://www.stp.gasou.edu COMMUNICATION'S VACATION RATE. « i

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1| \^ \ ' jft&W* |-"",:|. ,;i,ll,J/V CRI Softball tournament Look in Tuesday's edition of the G-A sports pages for coverage and post-tournament reaction from this week's Campus Recreation and Intrumurals softball tournament, which started on Tuesday. Thursday,orts May 22,1997 The oldest continuously published newspaper in Bulloch County Page 6 BEYOND Chambers inks four recruits for GSU soccer By Mike Gibbs "All 19 players were able to taste get- Chattanooga Free Press Soccer Super 11 Howard led his club to the state cham- THE ARC Staff Writer ting to the conference finals and being Team. pionship last year and led his team in GSU men's soccer coach Kevin Cham- that close to going to the NCAA tourna- "He [Brown] has played at an ex- goals and assists in 1995. Howard was MIKE DAVIS bers smiles as he reminisces of his first ment," said Chambers. tremely high level for the past few years also one of the members of the Georgia year as head coach and the accomplish- "We are going to have to keep every- and will be a tremendous asset in the State Olympic Development Team. ments he and his team made. thing in perspective, we've got to work midfield or at the striker position," Cham- "Justin poses great speed and versa- They showed those who doubted that hard, and we've got to remember how bers said. tility," Chambers said. they could fight their way to the South- hard we worked to get there last season." David Fisk, a 6-foot-l, 180-pound de- Alan Woodruw, a 6"1, 175-pound Who should have ern Conference championship game. With the signings of the five new play- fender/midfielder from Clemson, S.C., midfielder from Statesboro High School really won the "We were basically the only people ers, GSU looks to add depth and a well- was named the Parade All American in Bulloch County, led his team to the who believed in us," said coach Cham- balanced attack. midfielder. AAAA Quarterfinals. MVP In the NBA? bers. "The guys played with a lot of heart The Eagles have signed Tony Brown, Throughout his high school career, "Alan is a tremendous athlete and and pride all year long." a 5-foot-10, 165-pound midfielder from Fisk kicked his way to 48 goals and solid player in the midfield," said Cham- bers. The good thing about long But Chambers' smile gets a little big- Baylor High School in Chattanooga, Tn. added 39 assists in leading his team. "David is a very experienced defender/ Also, Mike O'Neal, a Dekalb junior road trips is that you can lis- ger when talking about five players who In 1996, Brown was on the Tennessee college transfer will be playing in the ten to some pretty interesting have signed with the Eagles and will State Final Four All Tournament Team, midfielder," said Chambers. Justin Howard is a 5-foot-10, 155- upcoming season for Chambers. sports radio shows, which are join the 19 returning for the upcoming First Team All Region, First Team All O'Neal led Dekalb High to the Final far too rare in this part of 1997-98 season in hopes to not only go City, TACA (Tennessee Athletic Coaches pound midfielder/defender from Shiloh High School in Lithonia. Four as a marking back. Georgia. the Socon final but to win it. Association) All State Team, and the But this past weekend, I did take to the road, and if it weren't for some really good shows with some really good topics, I would've probably GSU rugby team ended up wrapped around a tree alongside 1-95. Heck, a good sports show sends 11 to All- works better than 10 Vivarins taken with a six-pack of Surge. One of the major issues be- South All-Stars ing discussed was the naming By Dennis Stovall cause we have to leave a week of Karl Malone as the National Staff Writer Basketball Association's Most- early for preparation for the tour- Valuable-Player, edging out The All South Rugby Team nament." Michael Jordan by a mere 30 was announced three weeks ago, The rugby team played in and of the 25 players selected, votes. twenty-two tournaments this And I guess it's no surprise eleven of the all stars were from past year. that I've seen several Karl GSU. From those 22 tournaments, Malones walking around cam- The eleven players selected the rugby team was able to post pus since Sunday's announce- from GSU were co-captain Rob an 18-4 record. ment and a few less Michael Barret, co-captain Denny The rugby team played teams Godwin, Shawn Pruit, Chris Jordans. from elite schools such as Au- Nonetheless, despite the Rich, Jim Ivey, Scott Davis, Chad burn, Clemson, Florida, Central sudden emergence of Malone Fitzgerald, Alfredo Rowlands, Florida and the University of fans, this year's MVP title is Matt Thornton, Scott Wirth and Georgia. quite the controversial one, for Jason Camp. many people felt that Malone The all-stars will travel to doesn't deserve it. Boulder, Colo, to play in a rugby All-South All-Stars Maybe not even Jordan, but tournament. The tournament definitely not Malone. will be held June 13 and 14 at *Rob Barrett Well, for what it's worthy the University of Colorado. From *Denny Godwin here's my opinion. there, players will be selected to The way I look at these an Ail-American team to play in Shawn Pruitt awards is like this: Let's say a tournament in Canada. Chris Rich the title is between Judd "I'm very excited," said Beuchler and Tyrone Corbin Barrett of the selection. " I'm Jim Ivey (as you can see, we're exagger- also a little nervous. We all have Scott Davis ating a bit.) a chance to be All-Americans. I Chad Fitzgerald Beuchler averages 20.2 can't wait. We're doing a fund- points per game, 11 rebounds raiser with raffle tickets next Alfredo Rowlands and five blocks. His Chicago week. The fund-raiser is going Matt Thornton Bulls finish in first place be- to help us make the trip to Colo- hind strong play from rado." Scott Wirth Beuchler, who only became a "I'm really happy to make the File Photo Jason Camp starter after the all-star break. team, and I am looking forward Eleven players off the GSU rugby team will fill 25 spots on the All-South * co-captain Corbin, on the other hand, REPRESENTING GSU RUGBY: to going to Boulder," said Ivey. torched the nets all season, All-Star team, which will play June 13th and 14th in Boulder, Colo. "We have to practice hard, be- scoring on the average of 37.4 points per game and pulling down 13 boards. His Hawks Nuxol named new finish second to last and were Thompson includes his name in Orlando job absent from the playoffs for Battie of Texas Tech. women's assistant By Jimmy Golen that sent Eric Montross to the ers playing better, so they would the sixth consecutive year. GSU News Service The Associated Press "The obvious pick was Duncan Mavericks. have more value. Of course, he Who wins the Most Valu- with No. 1. Two to six really Lisa Nuxol has been ap- BOSTON — The Boston "I've already communicated conceded, if they play better he able Player? Beuchler. didn't make any difference to pointed GSU's assistant Celtics' plan to return to the top with San Antonio. There is a might not want to trade them. Who wins the Most Out- me. You really didn't have any women's basketball coach/re- by starting at the bottom has possibility I will trade the two That leaves the draft, and standing Player? Corbin. lock all-star players." Pitino said. cruiting coordinator, head coach backfired. draft picks," Pitino said. with the No. 3 pick the Celtics Now while this scenario "It's not like you have a choice Rusty Cram announced. After enduring the worst sea- "We're going to have discus- could wind up with Utah's Keith between Penny Hardaway and doesn't exactly portray the Nuxol, a native of Orlando, son in franchise history in order sions along those lines. We're Van Horn, Kentucky's Ron Mer- situation we have this year, we Chris Webber." Fla., comes to GSU after assist- to land the No. 1 pick, the Celtics going to get as creative as pos- cer or badly needed big man Tony still have an interesting pic- ing head coach Ken Patrick at were snubbed by the NBA's Draft sible ... But you're going to have ture. Seminole Community College in Lottery on Sunday and will in- to offer them one heck of a deal We saw what the Bulls were Sanford, Fla. stead pick third. to get them to trade Tim Duncan. Fifth at Athens like without Jordan. But what In her two years, Nuxol helped Although new coach and Maybe we could do it. Maybe we if the Jazz were without guide the Raiders to back-to- president Rick Pitino insisted can't." Malone? The Bulls still had back regional championships. that he was not disappointed by Counting the Mavericks' pick Scottie Pippen, a scorer. The Her duties included recruiting, the development, he was notice- and the fact that the expansion Jazz would be stuck with only scouting, pre-season condition- ably less chipper than he was teams were ineligible, the Celtics John Stockton, the passer, ing, scheduling, tutoring and or- two weeks ago when he signed a had a 36.3 percent chance at the which would be pointless if ganizing and managing prac- $7 million per year deal to re- No. 1 pick by virtue of their 15- there is nobody to pass to. tices. Prior to Seminole CC, build the once-proud franchise. 67 record. But the luck that fa- There is no doubt that Jor- Nuxol worked as assistant var- "We're not at all disappointed. vored the franchise with a record dan is the better of the two sity and junior varsity basket- It's probably the worst case sce- 16 NBA titles was nowhere to be players. He is more talented, ball coach at Lake Howell High nario, but sometimes the worst found in the Secaucus, N.J., stu- more athletic and certainly School in Winter Park, Fla. case scenario can turn out to be dio where the lottery was held. more fun to watch. (1994-95). the best," Pitino said. Although the loss was a set- So who do I think the MVP Last summer, Nuxol toured "Anybody who's disappointed back for Pitino's plans to turn should go to? Sweden, Finland and Estonia as doesn't understand the long haul around the once-proud fran- The Miami Heat's Tim head coach of Team Florida USA we're in. ... From where we're chise, he claimed he was not Hardaway, who I think was after managing operations for coming, from 15 wins, to try and disappointed by Sunday's the missing link for Pat Riley's D.A.R.E. Basketball Camp. become a playoff contender, it's events. Citing a "glass half full" team. She also served as Division going to take a lot more than a optimism reminiscent of prede- Without Hardaway, who I Commissioner for the Orlando No. 1 pick." cessor M.L. Carr, who repre- still think is one of the best Magic Basketball Camps, in ad- Still, Pitino said that he called sented the Celtics at the lottery, point guards in the league, the dition to Site/Promotions Direc- the Spurs five minutes after they Pitino noted that No. 1 picks can Heat would have no direction tor of Blue Chip Exposure Antonio won the lottery, letting be busts, while gems are fre- and therefore, would be at Camps. them know he was interested quently found lower in the draft. home dodging tornadoes. "We're extremely excited should they consider trading the Speaking to reporters on a I'm not saying they are go- about having Lisa join our pro- right to choose Wake Forest's conference call from a location File Photo ing to win it all, but it's just gram," said Cram. Tim Duncan. The Celtics also he would not disclose, Pitino said GSU student T.J. Behm placed fifth in both races Saturday in the something about the "She brings a lot of marketing have Dallas' No. 6 pick as trade he thought the best path to a Twilight Fat Tire Criterium in Athens, finishing one minute behind Hardaway/Riley combination and recruiting skills, as well as a bait because of last year's trade trade was to get his current play- Olympian Tinker Worez. that you can't ignore. lot of camp experience." George-Anne

*. EntertainmentThursday, May 22,1997 The oldest continuously published newspaper in Bulloch County Page 7 STRAIT AT Ska band The Stoutbeats to hit WeeklyTop Hits YOU Blind Willie's Saturday night R&B SINGLES COUNTRY SINGLES Special to the George-Anne Copyright 1997, Billboard Copyright 1997, Billboard KELLEY MCGOMELL It's a mighty long way from Kingston, Jamaica to Statesboro, l."G.H.E.T.T.O.U.T.," Chang- l."One Night At a Time," MTV's Top 500- Ga. But a nine-piece ensemble of ing Faces (Big Beat-Atlantic) George Strait (MCA) some of this university town's 2.'T Belong to You," Rome 2."Better Man, Better Off," -a nice return to hottest musicians has exploded (RCA) (Gold) Tracy Lawrence (Atlantic) onto the music scene, laying down 3."Hypnotize," The Notorious 3."Sad Lookin' Moon," Ala- the good 'ol days a unique, jazz-inflected version B.I.G. (Bad Boy) bama (RCA) MTV is counting down the of ska, the sound born in 1950 in 4."Cupid," 112 (Bad Boy- 4."Good As I Was to You," Top 500 songs of all time this Jamaica's dancehalls. Arista) (Gold) Lorrie Morgan (BNA) • week. This is a good thing The Stoutbeats, formed in 5."Return of the Mack," 5."On the Verge," Collin Raye for three very important rea- early 1997 by GSU music majors Mark Morrison (Atlantic) (Epic) sons. The first is that MTV and a handful of music scene (Gold) 6."Sittin' On Go," Bryan White rarely plays music videos regulars, combine their bevy of 6."Don't Wanna Be a Playa," (Asylum) anymore. It has that M2 musical backgrounds with a vol- Joe (Jive) 7."I Miss You A Little," John thing but Northland Cable canic live performance, giving 7."Thinking of You - Let's Get Michael Montgomery (Atlantic) hasn't picked it up and when south Georgia music fans a Down," Tony Toni Tone (Mer- 8."A Girl's Gotta Do (What A it's on MTV it is only on from unique taste of "rude boy" style. cury) Girl's Gotta Do)," Mindy 12 noon to 2 p.m. So at least "You can't help but dance to 8."For You," Kenny Lattimore McCready (BNA) for the next few days, MTV is it," Ed Morris, the group's vocal- Special Photo (Columbia) 9."She's Sure Taking It Well," playing music. ist, trombonist and resident mad- The Stoutbeats: The band from back left is: Andy Jones.Clifford 9.'Tn My Bed," Dru Hill (Is- Kevin Sharp (143-Asylum) But the best reason, be- man, said. Hayes, Ed Morris, Brian "Cowboy" Avery.Almonz Lemaitre, Jake land) (Platinum) 10."It's Your Love," Tim sides the channel living up to The band mixes a classic ska Hallman, Wade Page, Patrick Doyle, Travis Prim. lO.'Tor You I Will," Monica McGraw with Faith Hill (Curb) its name, is the fact that the sounds-inspired by originators (Rowdy-Warner) (Gold) 11."Who's Cheatin' Who?" music is universal. Some- such as the Skatalites and Insane amounts of energy, "The label said, "mellow, ro- H."BigDaddy,"HeavyD(Up- Alan Jackson (Arista) thing for everyone. Yester- Desmond Dekker- with jazz, especially from singer/trombon- bust, and satisfying," and we then town) (Gold) 12."ALittleMoreLove,"Vince day I saw the Go-Go's singing pop, rock, R&B and Latin ist Morris (who describes his decided that's what we would 12."My Baby Daddy," B-Rock Gill (MCA) "Vacation," and The Wall- rhythms, reflecting the group's stage manner as "Hiroshima- aim for," Page said. & The Bizz (Tony Mercer) 13."The Light In Your Eyes," flowers lit up my screen with diverse influences. esque") are also a staple of The Stoutbeats are: Ed Morris 13."I Love Me Some Him - I LeAnn Rimes (Curb) "One Headlight." Later in "We've got guys that have done Stoutbeats shows. on lead vocals and trombone, Don't Want To," Toni Braxton 14."Six Days on the Road," the day Digital Underground anything ranging from death "We try to keep it really high- Wade Page on percussion, (LaFace) Sawyer Brown (Curb) was doing "The Humpty metal to opera," Wade Page, per- energy, but at the same time, Clifford Hayes on bass, Jake 14."What's On Tonight," 15."Why Would I Say Dance" and Robert Palmer cussionist, said. "We'redefinitely really classy," Page said. Hallman on keyboards, Andy Montell Jordan (Def Jam) Goodbye?" Brooks & Dunn was "Simply Irresistable." not a typical ska band." Always expect to see the Jones on guitar, Almonz 15."Get It Together," 702 (Arista) For the past few months, A typical Stoutbeats show fea- Stoutbeats in suits and ties, Lemaitre on alto sax, Patrick (Motown) (Gold) 16."Loved Too Much," Ty MTV has been catering to the tures original numbers mixed in which has always been a part of Doyle on tenor sax, Brian "Cow- 16."5 Miles to Empty," Brown- Herndon (Epic) divisions in our society. with ska-laced covers by artists the ska tradition. The group's boy" Avery on baritone sax and stone (MJJ) 17."Little Things," Tanya There are hour segments of as varied as jazz legend Miles name dawned on the founding Travis Prim on mellophone. 17."Can't Nobody Hold Me Tucker (Capitol Nashville) different kinds of music. Davis and 80s popsters Men at members while enjoying a favor- The Stoutbeats play at Blind Down," Puff Daddy featuring 18.Td Rather Ride Around Maybe if our music wasn't Work. ite malt beverage. Mase (Bad Boy) (Platinum) :■■ :: :>:£: ■ ■■■ -.: :■>:■:■:■ ■..■■■■ ■■■■: Willie's Saturday night. With You," Reba McEntire always segregated, we 18.T11 Be," Foxy Brown fea- (MCA) -» u wouldn't be. Let's enjoy di- turing Jay-Z (Violator-Def Jam) 19."Count Me In," Deana versity, but let's not let it di- (Gold) Carter (Capitol Nashville) vide us further. Mishap is not 'an unfortunate accident' By Adam Clark 19."Blood on the Dance Floor," 20."Let It Rain," Mark I look forward to this Staff Writer company an array of different instruments. From Michael Jackson (Epic) Chesnutt (Decca) week on MTV. I won't have the mandolin to the harmonica, and the saxaphone Mishap (mis-hap') n. 1. an unfortunate acci- to channel surf so much. I to the tambourine, the band brings to the stage a ■ ■■ ■.'■ '■;■■ ■'■: ■ ■■. ..::.■.■■ .; . :, don't like one hour of all R&B dent. This may be how The American Collegiate talent and love for music not regularly seen in music, but I do enjoy a good Dictionary defines it, but after seeing Mishap in today's mainstream music. U2 in Clemson was worth the trip dose of Toni Braxton now action Saturday night at Blind Willie's," wonder- I asked the guys, "If you had to put your music By Brad O'Neill to move around. The crowd was and then. I can't sit through ful and unique" makes a much better definition for in a category, what would it be?" The best answer Staff Writer incredibly energetic and into the 120 minutes of alternative this band. I got was grass-roots. They compared themselves With the coming of exams, and show as Bono carried them to a but give me a little Lush Before the show, the band gave this staff writer to a young Blues Traveler or Dave Matthews. The the end of another long school higher level after each song. anyday. This week I can an exclusive interview. In giving the interview, I sound Mishap projects is very Popper-esque. year, I decided to take a small To further entertain the have it alljust the way I like discovered a group of guys who know where they've As far as the concert goes, it was the best I've road trip with my girlfriend to it. been and know ex- crowd, the guitarist, The Edge, seen in a while; Mishap Clemson, SC, this weekend to put down his instrument and On top of all this, the vid- actly where they're HHHBBNlflHHMH deservedly gets a 9 out view the U2 concert. sang a solo of "Day Dream Be- eos are a blast from the past. going. The i often points on the G-A We both aren't major fans of liever," the old-time hit by the Old songs from the old days. band's roots lie in MISHAP WAS SO GOOD THAT I EVEN cool scale. Starting out the band, but the thought of get- Monkees. The crowd loved it as Duran Duran, Crowded New York state. GOT UP AND DANCED, AND I DON'T with the title track of ting out of Statesboro for the they songalongwith every verse. House and yes, my favorite Back in 1994, vocal- their first CD, Stuck in weekend was reason enough to The foursome ended the night 80s band, Bon Jovi. And in ist, harmonica and DANCE. the Mud, Mishap let the purchase the $32.50 tickets. with an incredible four-song en- the midst of all these videos conga player Jim crowd know that they As we approached Clemson, core including "Disco Tech," "Vel- you hardly ever get to see, Cheney; guitarist were there to play. Fol- the traffic became congested with vet Dress" and "One." the best of current videos. and vocalist Sean Schenker; bassist and vocalist lowing "Stuck in the Mud," they played an students and fans from all over The only negative part of the So check out channel 44 Jonathan Sherman and guitarist, vocalist, man- unreleased song, "Do it for You," which featured the southeast-Georgia, South evening was that there were no this week. It is the best you dolin player Matt Russo got together at State Cheney on the tambourines. Next was "Regret" Carolina, North Carolina, beer sales after the band came will see of it in a while. I University of New York at Geneseo to form the and my favorite Mishap song, "Sunshine Song." Florida and Tennessee. The out on stage. This was the first know I won't see my favorite band. Not long after forming, drummer Frank Everyone was having a good time, even the kid band came out around 9 p.m., concert I had ever been to where videos in the whole world be- Teremy was added and Mishap was complete. who looked less like he was dancing and more like opening up with their new re- this took place. The fans really cause they are all country The band, which tours 12 months out of the he was having a grand mal seizure (you know who lease "Mofo." They followed with didn't seem bothered though. videos, but I hope to see more year, has a long history here in the 'Boro. They you are). classic tunes, including "I Will They were fully entertained with- videos from my middle school first came here eight months ago following the Mishap was so good that I even got up and Follow," "Even Better than the out the added extra of alcohol. days. advice of some friends and the owner of Blind danced, and I don't dance. The band continued Real Thing," "Where the Streets Nonetheless, the concert was I'm sure as the numbers Willie's. with congas like "Transition" and "Independence," Have NO Name" and "Staring at exciting, the weather superb and get smaller the hits will get When asked how they like Statesboro, the band, both off of their album. the Sun." the people couldn't have been bigger. I'll be watching MTV which is now based out of Athens, said they enjoy Mishap is by far one of the best bands to come The stage was fascinating. It friendlier. If you ever get a chance to check for "When Doves this little town of ours and love playing here. to Statesboro in a while. By combing blues with a was covered with a neon yellow to see U2, I definitely recom- Cry." Mishap is the loudest acoustic band I have ever variety of instruments and talent, Mishap proves arc and equipped with a long mend it. heard. Their rhythmic bass and drum lines ac- that it is no "unfortunate accident." catwalk for the lead singer, Bono, Concert Rating B+

Explore foreign films, like 'Kolya,' instead of the old movies in the 'Boro Beards Bluff /AltamahaRJ > near Glennville US 25 South By Eric Bray Carmike Cinemas in Savannah). Staff Writer The movie is presented in its its length). But if you can make of the political situation in My hypocrisy is acutely evi- original language with English the effort it's a rewarding film. Czechoslovakia during the end Follow the SUN I doubt I'm the only person on dent. I mean, I probably wouldn't subtitles (rather than being "Kolya" is the story of an ag- of the last decade is extremely campus who was thoroughly dis- have even heard of "Kolya" if it dubbed over in English). I'm sure ing cellist who lives a life of bach- limited, and I was confused by appointed by the absence of even hadn't won awards for Best For- most students have been sub- elorhood and womanizing. When some of the events in the film. one new release at Cinema 9 this eign Film at both the Golden jected to this format at some point a bogus marriage to a Russian Otherwise, "Kolya" is a bril- past weekend. I suppose the in- Globe and Academy Awards. It's in their college careers. woman seeking Czech citizen- liant masterpiece. I highly rec- terim between two blockbusters 912 654 3532 like "The Fifth Element" and ship runs into complications, he ommend that everyone try to IT'S ALSO NOT EXACTLY A NEW MOVIE, BUT I is left with an unexpected five- Canoe & Kayak $15 person "The Lost World" was just too catch it before it leaves the the- Historic Cabins $20/5 Camping insignificant to fill with anything FIGURE IF I'M GOING TO WATCH AN OLD FILM, I year-old son (which disrupts his ater. other than the "film hiatus" they irresponsible lifestyle). left us with this week. SHOULD AT LEAST BRANCH OUT FROM THE NORM The strength of the film lies in the gradual bond that develops I would like to add that the AND BROADEN MY HORIZONS A BIT. extremely delayed arrival of between the mismatched pair. These moments are powerfully "Slingblade" does not count as a also not exactly a new movie, but ► I'm also sure that most stu- v "new" release in my book. This touching and genuinely heart- I figure if I'm going to watch an dents find this to be a particu- was simply another illustration felt. old film, I should at least branch larly tedious method of transla- of this particular theater's re- The little boy who plays Kolya out from the norm and broaden tion because you have to "read" fusal to take a chance on any- is simply adorable and he por- my horizons a bit. the dialogue. While this is incon- thing resembling a non-commer- trays his role with a surprising It was well worth it. "Kolya" is venient and makes it difficult to cial film until after it receives degree of feeling that most adult a beautifully moving and touch- appreciate subtle visual nuances recognition at the Academy actors couldn't hope to achieve. ing accomplishment. in the film, it preserves the origi- Awards. The cinematography and A word of warning, though: nal feel of the movie and be- Sol took this hideous dry spell lighting are superb, as is the this film isn't labeled a foreign comes natural after some time. ; in new releases as an opportu- music. These elements in the film film for nothing. "Kolya" is a For this reason, I don't recom- nity to check out "Kolya" (play- are designed to be experienced Czechoslovakian movie with a mend watching"Kolya" while you ing in the Screening Room at on the big screen. touch of Russian dialogue. are tired (especially considering However, my understanding Page 8 — Thursday, May 22, 1997 George-AMie Pub Night at Archibald's brings back Harry O'Donoghue and his Irish music Mellow Mushroom, a pleasant surprise at a good price By Jennifer DeBary By Jennifer Stokes signs and related paraphanalia. The other other. There was lots of nice hot cheese. The Staff Writer Staff Writer half of the place has tables and booths, tomatoes were red, the peppers and broccoli Ireland native This week's restaurant in review is Mel- where the lighting is much better for eating were green, and all was right in the world. and musician Harry low Mushroom. I went with a friend of mine pizza. Outside, there is a little patio where The crust was big and well, crusty. There O'Donoghue, in a on a Saturday afternoon. It wasn't you can sit and drink your beer and stare out were one or two spots along the edge that joint effort with very busy when we walked in. We slid into were black, though. I don't know if it was GSU's Center for one of the booths near the door, and looked overbuttered, or someone bumped it into Irish Studies, at the menu. The girl came from behind the the sides of the oven. brought Irish Pub counter and told us that when we were A large pizza was enough to fill us ready to order, we had to go to the up, and there were a couple of pieces Nights back to window. We decided to get a large left over to take home. We only saw Archibald's Tavern. vegetarian pizza and a pitcher of the counter girl two other times O'Donoghue has been a performer Coke. during the course of the meal — I went to the window to order, once she came to refill the at Archibald's in the just like she said. The same girl pitcher, and once to bring us a past and recently was there, but she had to finish box for the leftovers. There collaborated with David Mathews her conversation with one of the wasn't a big crowd in at any other musicians to Irish Eyes are Smiling: Harry O'Donoghue and bring March's Irish guys in the back about her room- time, but there were always a Pub Nights returned to Archibald's last week. mate coming home drunk before few tables full while we were Music Festival to way to spend an evening. You she could turn around and take there. GSU. He is a native of Ireland, can hear great music and learn my order. I ordered the pizza and Before I ate at the Mellow but now lives in Savannah. about a culture rich in tradition the drinks, and paid for it. She Mushroom, I had heard a few O'Donoghue is a performer in while you eat and sit back and filled up the pitcher with Coke people complain. More than one the truest sense of the word. He enjoy the atmosphere. and gave me glasses, and I headed person has told me that the girls tells stories to his audience, gath- Next time you hear about Irish back to the table. who work there were horrible ers them into sing-alongs and even allowed one audience mem- Pub Night, do yourself a favor I poured myself a Coke, only to unless they know you. Well, I ber to get up and sing with him. and go. find it was fast heading towards wouldn't go that far. The one "It was a great show,"Jacob It's mellow, fun, and an over- the flat side of town. It wasn't com- counter girl I dealt with, although Thomas, audience member, said. all good time. pletely flat, but it was pretty darn close. not extremely friendly or fast, was not "The way he had the stories and It's also a good thing there was ice in my into the parking lot. nasty or mean. It seemed more like she was r the sing-alongs. He made it re- i Broad River Outpost glass, because the Coke in the pitcher was The biggest down side to the decorator's just doing her job, and that's it. ally fun." Canoe & Kayak Rental barely approaching cold. scheme is the bathrooms are hard to find. I have also been told that the draft beer O'Donoghue sang both slow near Athens So while we sipped on our drinks, we had My friend had to kind of hunt for a minute. tends to be warm. I didn't have any beer that jiBrtfflm muMog and fast songs covering a wide the chance to look around. We decided it I think they should get some neon signs. day, but if it is anything like the quality of variety of topics. The unique definitely looked more like a bar than a You would think in an establishment the Coke, I can understand people's disgust. instruments lent a twangy, mel- pizza place, but that's not bad. where people consume large amounts of Overall, I was impressed by the quality of '^W There is a big mural on the wall of mush- alcohol, the bathrooms would be easy to find the pizza. low feel to the music. "It almost sounded like coun- room-people playing volleyball and gener- — after all, you don't drink beer, you just I will definitely go again and try some of try, but not really," Thomas said. ally just frolicking in the sun. It's a pretty rent it. the other varieties. It wasn't too expensive, "I don't know what it sounded impressive piece of work, as restaurant art After a while, the guy came out from the and we didn't have to wait a long time for it. Wkend $ 15 Wlcday $10 like." goes. kitchen and hollered our name, signifying I also noticed they served calzones, which I«fo7Re& (7QP>79S-334£ Irish Pub Nights are a fun There is a dark section of the restaurant that the pizza was ready. He brought it over would be worth a try. I'm not sure about with tall tables and stools, and a TV up on to the tahle, and it looked delicious. There ordering fountain drinks, though. Maybe I'll the wall, along with the standard-issue beer were lots of toppings all piled on top of each just have a beer — in a bottle. !F*.,WJ Gateway Sell Storage Bob Marley's 'Legend,' a quiet success story 9289 Hwy 301 South The Associated Press back cover, in type so tiny it can't Rita Marley still grumbles a Marley exhibit at the Univer- NEW YORK —A tragic truth be read without squinting. that Island never knew it had sal theme park. 681-3200 of the music industry is that To assuage people threatened such a big hit on its hands. She Rita Marley believes interest just pass Ogeechee Tech on the right death sells. Sales for music by by Marley's image, he's pictured said the company wouldn't pay in her husband's music will con- 24hr security service* 100 unitsHnsurance available Tupac Shakur, Selena and The on the album cover in a pensive for her concert tour in the late tinue to burn brightly. Notorious B.I.G. all jumped af- pose, his hand to his chin. 1980s promoting the album. Her "Each new generation wants ter the artists were shot to death. Starting with the joyful spending for that tour was one of to get a piece of Bob," she said. But the biggest posthumous opener, "Is This Love," the al- the many issues in the seem- "They didn't get a chance to see Bring this Ad in for success story of the past decade hum emphasized Marley's more ingly endless legal battle over him physically but now they're has also been the quietest. M personal compositions over the Marley's estate. going to be listening to this man Student Discount "Legend," a compilation of fiery political ones. Even the But ask her if she anticipated and this man has set a pace for E^ reggae star Bob the album sell- generations to come." E1M2 Marley's best ing as well as it work, has sold "EACH NEW GENERATION WANTS TO GET A PIECE has and Rita more than 9 mil- OF BOB. THEY DIDN'T GET A CHANCE TO SEE HIM Marley an- lion copies in the swers: "Not in United States PHYSICALLY BUT NOW THEY'RE GOING TO BE a dream." since its release Blackwell, in 1984. World- LISTENING TO THIS MAN AND THIS MAN HAS SET A who produced ii wide, it has sold PACE FOR GENERATIONS TO COME many of the at least 12 mil- songs on "Leg- lion — and end," said —RITA MARLEY, WIFE OF BOB MARLEY countless more Marley is still in bootleg form. somewhat of The achieve- an under- ment has come solely through compilation's title was suggested ground artist whose music is dis- the force of Marley's music. His by some of the music listeners covered by friends telling friends. death wasn't controversial and who were polled. "I think his music is fantastic, he hasn't been in the public eye. Based on .Marley's history, for a start," he said, "and it was The album contains no hit single. Blackwell anticipated selling relatively unexposed at the time And it was never the flavor of the around a half-million copies. because it didn't fit radio. It still moment, like an Alanis He was way off. The album doesn't fit radio today. Morrisette or Hootie & the Blow- slowly picked up sales momen- "What is really, truly the fish record. tum, particularly in the early magic of his music is that it can It's the hit album no one no- 1990s, when there was a resur- appeal to a 4-year-old," he said. ticed but everyone owns. gence of interest in reggae on "It has melody, it has great "I think it's one of the most college campuses, White said. rhythms. It's feel-good music, influential albums in the history Today, "Legend" keeps selling even before you get to the lyrics." of music, as influential as any in the United States at a steady When will the well finally run Now Open "Pretzel Logic" Beatles album," said Timothy pace of about 50,000 a month, dry for "Legend"? Blackwell is White, Billboard editor in chief Blackwell said. amazed at the album's staying and author of "Catch a Fire: The Marley has become a cultural power and believes there are LifeofBobMarley." touchstone, his acceptance by markets left unexplored, particu- Located in the Union Station With his band, the Wailers, mainstream America sealed larly in Asia. Marley was the chief architect of when the Budweiser frogs He chairs the committee that the intoxicating brew of rock, grooved to "Jamming" in a beer decides how Marley's music and Featuring Hand Twisted , Freshly Baked folk, soul and Jamaican rhythms advertisement. Yes, that song's image will be used — approving known as reggae. He died of brain on "Legend," too. Budweiser's ad, for example, and Gourmet Specialty Pretzels cancer May 11,1981 at the age of 36. Marley had fans, but he was EAGLE CINEMA Presents: Hours of Operation Monday - Friday 10:30am -5:00pm hardly a legend while alive. 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Page 10 — Thursday, May 22,1997 ge-AflPe Mississippi recording liiiliSi artists look for success with up-beat hip hop Sock Hop in Statesboro held to raise money for children By Erika Smith event. originated in North Carolina. This was The Associated Press Staff Writer tests, limbo and hula-hoop, also got the "We wanted to help the Children's the band's second time providing enter- JACKSON, Miss.—Reverber- people on the floor. Last Friday, the Chamber of Com- Miracle Network in getting the proceeds tainment for the Sock Hop. The dancers ating rhymes combined with The event was a great success. Even merce & Convention and Visitors Bu- from the Sock Hop," Collins said. brought refreshments and "Happy Days" Southern dialect has lifted a though more people attended last year's reau held its 2nd annual Sock Hop at "[It was a time for] people to come to costumes to the annual event. Mississippi group from the ob- event, the crowd this year still fun. Grady Street Gym. This year the event, hear the music because it takes them The dancers were not the only things scurity of underground rap mu- Some of the sponsors for this years which added a beach twist, was hosted by back to the good ole days," Stephanie decorated. Streamers hung from the en- sic to a big-time recording con- Sock Hop were: Georgia Powers, Cellular Mandy Barbee and Stephanie Sheeman, Sheeman said. trance way and helped bring the gymna- tract. One, Sea Island Bank, Bulloch Memorial two of the Bureaus' employees. She, along with about 200 other people sium and dance floor to life. Throughout Brad Franklin, 26, and Lavell Bank, and many others with a total of 12 Two people that didn't come to dance, ranging in ages from 20 to 50, seemed to the evening, the band played songs that Crump, 23, both of Jackson, sponsors. Those who are being helped but to just party were Julie McNeal and relive memories with the help of The got the crowd on the floor. Such hits joined to form Crooked Lettaz, a through the money given must be very Carla Collins. They are Wal-Mart asso- Emers Band. included "Pink Cadillac," which caused a hip-hop group that caught the appreciative of everyone dancing the ciates, one of the many sponsors of the The Emers Band is a 60's group that breakout of the Electric Slide. The con- eye of Correct Records in Los night away. Angeles. Crooked Lettaz is the second rap group from Mississippi to sign a major recording contract. The first was the Wildlife Soci- ety, which signed on with New York-based Blunt Recordings label in 1995. Franklin, whose stage name is Kamikaze, said both groups experienced more hardships than many artists from other states in Final Exam Question #2 their pursuit of a contract. "Hip-hop has a perspective of people from the state of Missis- sippi or the South. There are still The Collect Call people out there who think of us as being barefoot and walking on gravel roads. They actually think that," said Franklin, who worked as a pro- fessional journalist. Crump, who performs as David Banner, said he hopes What's the only number to use for all your their recording success will make it easier for other underground Mississippi musical groups to obtain a recording contract. collect calls that could instantly win you "We had our tapes thrown in the garbage. We have had people to make negative comments when they see our package post- cool stuff (like hip Manet Hollywood marked from Mississippi," Crump said. "Wildlife Society started the ball rolling because tK'ey were jackets and packs of 24 free movie passes) the first ones from Mississippi to get signed. After they did their thing and we did our's, people are now starting to open the pack- every hour, every day? ages from Mississippi." Franklin and Crump joined with disc jockey Tim Washing- ton, 23, of Jackson, and manager Glen Toby to produce their first"" album, "Grey Skies." The first single from the al- bum, "Bounce and Jump," is to be released this summer. Toby has had success manag- ing other artists before the sign- ing of Crooked Lettaz. He helped co-manage 1997 Grammy Award winning artist LL Cool J, who hit a )d the rap scene in the 1980s. Crump and Franklin met at a talent show in Jackson in 1991. At the time, Franklin was per- bid forming with DA Network, a group that won the Jackson Mis- sissippi Music Entertainer of the Year award in 1995. eld Crump started performing in the Jackson area in the early 1990s. He, Franklin and Wash- ington joined the Stew Pot Stow- aways, a group of artists from d) 1800 CALL ATT the South, Midwest, and Africa. In 1995, Crump, Franklin, and Washington decided to form Crooked Lettaz after finding it difficult to sign a record deal. e) HELLO-d In the often violent world of rap music, filled with Gangsta rap lyrics that portray drive-by shootings and bone-chilling ac- counts of life on the street, Crooked Lettaz is offering a dif- ferent perspective. "The streets are everywhere. We all could talk about dope. We have somewhat of an advantage because we get to see things from both aspects and we can actually talk about something new," Crump said. 1-800 .. "We've got some things in our songs that people can relate to and in the end we try to deliver a AT&T social message and economic call message." Crooked Lettaz is equipped to present their message because, unlike many rap artists, Franklin and Crump came from two-parent, middle-class homes that stressed education. Crump graduated Friday from Southern University in Baton Rouge, La., with a degree in busi- ness management. He served as For all your collect calls—even local president of the university's stu- dent government association. Franklin is a 1992 honors graduate of Jackson State Uni- versity and a former Associated Press reporter. (T201 PM EsT, and 6/8«7 n 7IZ £{n?"' ^ ' Z^ Ca"5 Wi" be aCCef>ted and 984 winnefs wi" be Reeled ™"omly between 4/28/97 ®PHR Odds Jli™i™Z ( w ' K°' (?"ly comPleted domestic «lls a™ ^igible. Prize values: (24) movie passes $168/Planet Hollywood" acket $225. ®PHR. Odds of w,nn,ng depend on number of entnes received. For official rules arrd free entry instructions, call 1 800 787-5193. Void where prohibited ©1997 AT&T ge; Thursday, May 22,1997 — Page 11 Today's Quote "We grow small trying to be great." - Stanley Jones CLASSIFIEDS, etc.

For sale _ Packard Bell 75 mhz Computer. Roommate needed to sublease for summer Windows 95, netscape, and monitoi 20»Roommates in College Vue apts. Spacious room 22»Sports & Stuff included. $1200/obo. Please contact Lance capacity. $237.50/month, if interested, call 3 man four season tent. Used once, Crossword Deen at 871-7529. 2 roommates needed for summer qtr at 681-9166^ Eagle's Nest. June's electricity, water, and originally paid $300, asking $225. Call 681- For sale: Punch 45 and one JL audio 10 Wl Roommate needed to sublease for summer. 8 11 12 13 rent free! Free furniture, near campus $212.50/month plus 1/2 of utilities. For 6453 and ask for Jason. ACROSS 1 2 3 6 7 . both great condition. Asking $150 pair/ 1 4 8 Call Kelsie or Cerissa at 681-6336. more info call 681-3230. Cannondal;e mountain bike for sale. Perfect 1 Give the cold * OBO. MB Quart 6 1/2 competitions. Great condition $250 call Jason 681-7008. shoulder 14 s . condition, $80/OBO, call 871-4275. Female roommate needed to take over lease Roommate needed to take sublease for 5 Opera stars ' for 97-98 school year in Campus Courtyard. summer. Campus Courtyard. 4 br Giant mountain bike for sale. 18" frame, 17 Getting married? Beautifu long, white 10 Make airtight ,. „ Great location and nice roommates. Call townhouse. June rent free. July and Aug LX, and grip shift goodies. New, I paid wedding dress size 5/6 with veil for sale. 14 Food fish Tina at 681-1816. are neg. Call 681-1277 or 681-SLAP. $700, make me an offer. Call 764-4007 after 20 21 ■ 22 23 Only $400. Please call 681-2954 (lm). 15 Irregularly Looking for a WF to share Park Place 3 br/3 Roommate wanted. Non-smoker. M/F for six. y 1 Ladies formals for sale. 2 brand new with notched 24 bath townhouse. $233/month. Spacious summer. 3 br/2ba, w/d, across from campus. PE equipment for sale. Tennis racket, $10. tags still attached. One has been worn once. 16 Story ■ living room, call Amber ASAP. 764-4783 $217 plus 1/3 of utilities. Call 871-7201. Badmiton racket, $5/OBO. Call Nakia at ■ 32 Sizes 9/10 and 11/12. Call 489-4209 for 17 Ready for 26 27 28 29 30 31 33 (lm). 681-6083. publication more info. $25/each. Seeking female for 2 br/2 bath apt at Looking for a WF to sublease summer at Raleigh 3 speed English bicycle. Well 18 Russian leader, 34 ■ 35 36 San's roof rack, $200. JVC CD acoustic amp Bermuda Run for 97-98 school year. $235/ Towne Club. Own bedroom/bath June rent maintained, women's model. $75 call 681- once and isoberic box with 10's for $300. For month. Please call 688-2101 for more info. ■ 39 40 H41 free! $175/mo + util. Call Karen at 681- 0217 or 871-3080. 19 Amount of 37 38 more info call Michael at 681-7182. 7817. . SWF, 25, seeks same for roommate for 97- Schwinn full suspensioon bicycle for sale. space 44 ■ 45 Striped colorful carpet for sale. Brand new, 42 43 M/F roommate needed for summer. June 98 year. Call 842-5996. 18/19 inch frame black and chrome w/ 20 Dress sizes 6 1/2x9 1/4. Only $25, will deliver, call rent free. July and Aug are $200/month Quadra air shock. Paid $1400 selling for 22 Embellished 46 .. 49 764-9458. WF looking for same to room in trailer or 24 Droop plus 1/2 of utilities. Call Nicole at 764-7542. house beginning Sept 1. Please call if you 0. Call Nathan at 688-2204. ■ 50 51 25 Not talented Dwn room in Willow Bend. B ball, tennis need a roommate. 681-2954. Sports trivia scores, spread and much more. n 14»Motorcycles 1-900-388-5900 ext 6077. $2.99 minute. 26 Hold back ■ :ourt, pool, w/d, nice roommates that are 53 54 55 ■ 56 57 58 59 Must be 18. Serv-u 619-645-8434. 30 Narrate never there on weekends. Call Peter at 681- 34 Poker money For sale- Kawasaki Ninja 600r. 12,000 21'Services 60 62 63 miles, new tires, chain, jet kit, tank-bag. 7486. Trek bike rack for sale. Carries 3 bikes and 35 Little one can fit on any car or truck. Only $60. Call " Never been down. Call Nick at 871-6478, Pets allowed! 1,2, or 3 WF roommates Earn $200-$2000 a week. No experience 36 India's neighbor 64 65 66 681-4102 for more info. 37 Words of $3500. needed for summer. $191.67/month plus 1/ needed. Join 100's of undergrads across the 3 of utilities. Close to campus call 489-6517. nation that make 6 figures their first year. promise 67 68 69 Motorcycle helmet "Fulmer" asking $60. 38 Thin surface Original price was $140, very colorful and Call immediately - 871-6611. 23*Stereo & Sound layers © 1997 Tribune Media Services, Inc. in good shape. Call 764-8458. Roommate needed for 97-98 school year. Pressure washing for houses, trailers, etc.. All rights reserved. 41 Mr. Onassis 1 1 Yamaha FZ600 motorcycle for sale. 1986, WF to share 2 br townhouse in Greenbriar. Call Chad at 871-7002 for estimates. 24 R&B cd's for sale. $5 each. Call 688- 42 Oslo citizens good condition, need paint job, asking $850/ Rent is less than you think. Call 688-2467 Typing...Lesson plans, units, term papers, 3604 and ask for Tajuana. 44 Denotes maiden obo.. Call 681-1316. and ask for Kara (lm). resume, etc. GSU secretary. Overnight Bargain buster! 240 watt "Prestige" amp for name 6 Angers Roommate needed for 97-98 year. $212.50/ guaranteed. Call Brenda at 489-3364. sale. Still in box. $75, call 681-7995. 7 Wernher — d v o sla 3 M 3 U|N 3 H 1 month plus 1/2 of utilities. Already 45 Goad 16»Personal Windows 95 - are you lost? Can't get on the 46 Dieter's no-no Braun SNUslnoosloiVN furnished, non-smoker, clean. $150 deposit. internet? I can help. Call 863-7709 (lm). 48 Group of seven: 8 Oriental v x o vi VN|I n ii3 Call 681-2350, Shanitta. Southern Villa. 25»Television & Radio ill Lelok, I love you always. Happy birthday var. 9 Dispatcher u 3|i N v i dMa o H s w n o Roommate needed to share 2 br/2ba mobile 50 Range 10 Surprise and I hope you have a wonderful week. TV with remote for sale. Only 5 months old. IN 3 aWTId o o s^a Daniel home. W/d, cable, $200/month. Call 488- Also, Optimus CD discman. 3 weeks 11 Work for 1 52 Time of day, 3 1 J. 3 1 d 3 Sl^ 1 3 3 MS 2549 for more info. old,asking $150 for TV and $175 for poetically 12 Toward shelter discman. Call 688-3604 (lm). 53 Detective 13 Heavy metal fl O H rijM 3 3N||3SUON Wets & Supplies 21 Old sailor I H wHsla 3 3 N 3|AI|O a 1 56 Flower pot 1 MOTHER GOOSE 60 Small case 23 Begins the i vd 3 N ■ B ° ZLHCL J- N V AKC chocolate labs. 6 weeks old, wormed 27»Wanted 61 Relating to birth bidding 3 i. V 1 3 B|N 1 V H 1 S 3 y and first shots. Call 839-3586. 63 Tiny bit 25 Strong ■ l d 3 NJlMo V sl Free to good home- two very friendly female & GRIMM Anyone driving to the NJ/PA area after 64 Defensive org. 26 Showers 0 3 N H O 0 vis 3 1113d cats, 1 and 2 yrs old. Do not want to finals? Student in search of ride home, will. 65 School: Fr. 27 Give a gift to V 3 ti VBN 1 N3l|l 1 0 3 seperate. Litter box trained and fixed! Call pay $ for gas. Please call 688-2323. Press #1. 66 Sea birds 28 Hoard 3 i w ila sou HIV N n i 489-8583. 67 At that time 29 Electrified by Mike Peters 1 V 3 sis V A 1 o|a DNS 68 Marry again particle 19»Rentals& Real Estate 69 Daytime TV fare 31 To pieces 43 Meeting 54 Provo's state M^ HUSBANP L5FT 32 Fortuneteller's 2 br/2 bath in Campus Courtyard. Fully DOWN card 45 Coins 55 Silent M6 FOR OMB OF 47 At an earlier 56 Wan furnished, w/d, need sublease ASAP. Rent 1 Pace 33 Eliminate a isneg.jiodeposit. Call 871-6509. IHeif? INSTRUCTORS, 2 Bare vowel time 57 Bull: Sp. 3 Military group 38 Climbing herb 49 Oolong 58 Volcanic peak 3 or 4 bedroom house off campus for rent (summer). Please contact Jack at 681-4137. 4 Thin cotton cloth 39 Shoe width 51 Absence of war 59 Grating sound 5 Representative 40 Fought off 53 Man 62 Haul 3 people needed to sublease fuly furnished apt in Campus Courtyard for summer 07*Education qtr.$215/month. June rent is already paid. 01 •Announcements Call 681-7013 or 871-1547. Sale: matl51, 435; matl55, $40; CIS251, Apartment available now and Sept. AD PLACEMENT (For Commercial $30; CIS 251, $20; Bio 151/152 lab glasses, Utilities furnished. 764-6076. Enterprises) ~ Classified ads in the George- $5; Save now! Up to $15 off bookstore price. Available summer - 2br in 3br/2ba house on Anne cost 200 per word with a $4 minimum Call 681-6986. N College St. W/d, $175 month plus 1/3 ol per insertion. Please add $1 per ad for utilities. Call Aaron at 764-9458. mailing and handling for tearsheet service. The customer is responsible for proofing the 09*Furniture & Appliances Duplexes and apts for rent. 1 bed/ 1 bath, 2 ad immediately upon publication. Pre- bed/ Ibathj 2 bed/ 2 bath. Call 764-6774._ payment with your ad is appreciated.-Call 20" RCA t.v with remote for sale. $150. F needed to sublease apt at Countryside. 681-5418 for more information. The George- Call 681-7375. Fully furnished, 2br/2ba. $275/month plus Anne reserves the right to refuse any Bedroom furniture, antique chest and 1/2 of utilities. Please call Kelly at 764- advertisement. drawers in good condition, only $20/OBO. 489L_ AD PLACEMENT (For Students, Faculty & Twin bed and box springs only $60/OBO. For sale - trailer 2 br/2ba located next to Staff) ~ The George-Anne publishes ads for Call 764-9458 and ask for Justin. GSU stadium. Furnished, $6500/obo. Call students, faculty and staff which are non- Black and gray sofa for sale. Will take best 871-5150. commercial in nature. Submit your ads, 25 offer, call Nicole at 764-7542. Home for rent, Sept 1st. $185/month per words or less, either in person at Room 223 Bunk bed with mattress for sale. Solid oak, student. Kitchen, 4 rooms, 2 baths. £ Williams Center during normal business Crescent Ave (off Sav. Avenue). Call 587- hours (9am to 4pm), or via mail at Landrum call 681-6185 ask for Trish. 5936. Box 8001. Please do not attempt to place Coffee table: solid oak, oval, queen-anne free ads via telephone — at these prices we style. Price is $60/obo. 764-8965 or 587- Houses available Sept. 1st. Apartments don't take dictation. 9032. available now and Sept. 764-6076. Adopt a stream needes volunteers. School Double size bed w/ frame and sofa and Need someone to sublease apt in Campus clubs and greek orginizations encouraged to chair, end tables for sale. Price neg. But Courtyard for Summer Qtr. Rent is neg. join. Hosted by the Geology Club call asking $150 for bed. Call 842-5996. Call Carolyn for more info at 681-4611. Chance for more info at 681-4102. For sale - sofa and love seat. Good Reasonable rentals *764-5003* All free student and faculty ads to be run in condition, call Kelly at 871-3066. the George-Anne must have a Name and Room for rent. $241.68/month plus 1/3 fc Landrum Box number. If it does not have FOR SALE — Black vinyl sofa and love seat. utilities. 3 br/2ba house in Sherwood I N6SP TT^i weep both, it will not be printed. 2 years olf (wife redoing the house). $2000 Forest. 681-8545 (lm) and ask for Ryan. value for $450. Call Lynn 764-4515. S0M6TWN0 ATTENTION: The George-Anne screens all Subleae needed for one bedroom in four classified ads prior to publication. The For sale-one matching sofa and chair. $75/ bedroom in Towne Club. Summer qtr, May BEVOMP WONPER ^<\ [correRFiELP. newspaper strives to accept ads for obo. One sofa with pull out bed, $15/obo. and June rent free. $230/month, w/d, call legitimate products & services only. Call 489-8583. for incredible deal. 706-884-9517 or 681- OR MIRACLE Students are urged to exercise caution For sale: green dresser with a dark wood 2767. when replying to ads, particularly those top and mirror. $125/OBO, one year old. Subleae urgently needed for just summer. 4 which ask for money or a credit card Mattress, box spring, and frame, 1 year old, br/ 2 1/2 bath. 1/4 mile from campus. W/d number in advance of delivery of products $150/OBO. Please call Stacey or Cindy at included. Call 681-2309. or services. Students are also urged to 681-8401. Subleae, summer qtr. Upstairs br in 4 br; report to the newspaper (at 681-5418) any King size soft sided waterbed. Includes 2ba townhouse in Campus Courtyard. Call suspicious offers they might see in the frame and two sets of sheets. Great sleeping Seth or Shawn at 681-8350. classifieds. Remember, if an offer seems too bed! $275, call 863-7709 (lm). good to be true, it probably is. Sublease 3 br/2bath in Park Place for summer. Move in mid June, stay until Aug Habitat for Humanity - please join us! Wed, 21. Call 871-3456. : May 21st, 5:30 in the Carruth Building. 11 «Help Wanted Sublease at Player's Club for summer. I If you wish to purchase pictures that have $1500 weekly potential mailing our $235/month plus 1/4 of utilities. 4br/2ba, been published in the George-Anne, please circulars. No experience required. Begin includes cable, pool, weight room. Will neg contact Mike Spilker, chief photographer at now. For info call 301-429-1326. on rent, close to campus. Call 681-4264. 681-5246 or stop by the George Anne office in room 223 of the Williams Center. Earn extra $$$ this summer. Work Sublease College View #6. $137/month. available all metro Atlanta areas. Positions Own room plus 1/2 of utilities. Summer I SWF needed to share 2BR/1BA in nice open both office, warehouse. Call today, Qtr, call Wes at 871-4275. apartment downtown starting Fall 97. work this summer. ATS staffing (770)649- Sublease economical 2 br/1 bath apt for $237/mo. Junior or Senior only. Please call 1011. 764-5956 for interviews. summer qtr with option to renew lease for Habitat VISTA position: coordinating Home fall. $400/month, low utilities, good Shop and assisting Executive Director. neighbors. Call Jason or David at 871- 03*Autos for Sale Submit cover letter, resume and three 6474. references to PO Box 1253 Statesboro, GA Sublease fairly new one br apt summer qtr. 1991 Ford Explorer. New tires, trans, by May 19. Rent is neg. Call Zakia at 681-6339. brakes. Has 4 wd, but used for hwy only. Tutorial Center (Henderson Library Asking $5800, call Taylor at 688-2418. Sublease for June, July, August. SWF for basement) needs math tutors. Start Player's Club townhouse. $210/month plus 1993 Taurus SHO. Silver, grey leather, 55k, summer or fall 1997. Must complete MA167 1/2 of utilities. Own bed and bath, large power everything, custom stereo, moonroof, by end of quarter. Interested. Call Carole furnished bedroom. Very nice, call 871-5470 tinted windows, keyless entry. $1100, neg. Brown ext 0321. and ask for Katy or Lindsay. Call Russ at 681-3084. Want to start saving for summer vacation Sublease for summer - great house for 1995 GEO Tracker, low mileage. $11,000. or next quarter? Set your own hours and student within walking distance of campus. 489-5125. have unlimited earnings. Join Avon, call Private room. Comes with washer and 86 Toyota MR2. $2500/obo. Red, very well Melissa Disney at 587-2042. dryer. $150 per mo. Call Jason at 68107008. maintained, runs excellent 130K, AC and Sublease for summer. Own room/bath at cruise. Call 764-9458. 12»Lost& Found Sagebrush duplex. $250/month plus 1/2 oi 89 Jeep Cherokee Laredo. Fully loaded, red, utilities. W/d, no pets. Move in now and get auto, pw, pi, new tires, new stereo, 4x4, Found! A watch at Hawthorne Pool, call to May's rent free. Call Jennifer at 871-7399. 110k miles. $6500/obo. Need to sell, call identify-871-4116. Sublease needed for summer. Very big and 681-1316. Found: a pair of glasses on the walkway nice. 3br/2bath in Park Place. $200/month, Candy apple red Mitsubishi 3000gt. 1995, between In the Pines and Forrest Bldg. Call call 871-3456. 37 k. 222 horsepower, 16 inch chrome to identify at 688-2185. Sublease summer qtr Willow Bend. Only factory rims, tint windows, sunroof, disc $230/mo free water/Gold's Gym changer, black leather interior. Call Jasper membership. Can keep $200 depost at end at 688-2101. $24,500. ^•Miscellaneous for Sale No Social Life At Your Apartments? of August. Call Wil Rogers at 681-7002. For sale - 1994 Ford Explorer XLT. Loaded, 1992 brother word processor with monitor. Sublease summer! $175/month, no deposit, 48,300 miles. Very clean, great condition, Excellent conditon, great for papers! half of utilities. Southern Villa. Already non-smoker's vehicle. $16,500 (below book Resume's, spreadsheets, etc... No more furnished, bed optional. Call Shanitta ai value) call 839- 3711 or on campus call library late at night. Must sell,. Call Lindee 681-2350. 5680. at 681-7506 after 5 pm. Summer sublease needed for June, July, Black FILA leather hiking boots for sale. and Aug. $250/month plus 1/2 of utilities. 04*Auto Parts, Repair Brand new, in the box. $60 retail, asking W/d, dishwasher, close to the pool. Call 681- $20. Call 489-4209 for more info. 1004 for details. Auto detailing all cars and small trucks. Cardio glide for sale. 9 months old, used 4-5 Tired of roommates? Have own 1 bed apt in tflTO CLUB $35. Call Jason at 681-7008. hours total. $140/OBO. Call 764-3742 Eagle Villas for summer. Rent is $200 foi APAQTMENT6 I MHT Splitz 17x8.5 chrome w/ carbon fiber before 9 pm. (original price $200). June and July thru Aug is $265. Deposti is center caps lists at $3,000 but selling for Computers for sale. Leaving town, must $150. Call 681-9940. $1250 OBO. Firts Lexus, Toyotas, Acura. sell. Pentium 120, $950. 486, $650. Willow Bend townhouses. 4 br/3 ba. Ford and others. Call 688-2266. Monitors included. Call 764-2108 and ask Available summer and 97-98 school year. Now Leasing • (912) 681-6765 TSW EVO 15X7 WITH 205/50/15 tires. for Roy or Chip. W/D, Gold's Gym membership, and all the $1300, rims for $700/OBO. Will fit Craftsman 3 in 1 push-mower for sale. amenities. Reasonable rent. Security gates. 1818 Chandler Rd. • Statesboro, GA 30458 Mustangs, Saabs, Volvos, Escorts, and Purchased last season, used very little. Call 681-7375. other cars as well. Call 688-2266. Like new condition, call 764-3742 before 9 pm for details. For sale - long black formal dress size 4. Great for formals or proms. Please call 681- 2954 (lm). di IBMI ■^■v

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