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Football Season Casey t I SPURTS -- The Gamecocks faca r do-odle 8iturtion Thuredry nlght on tha mad. Story an prgn T ..4 8 I \ That moon money is mine! " 4 f (5 \ I volume 56, Issue 7 October 11.2007 1 m MO.RE JSU st:-Tent, 21, killedin car wreck Monday ONLINE ., By Branden Hdlingsworth Pesnell, who would have graduated in May, was a Pruitt's infant, who was in the car, suffered no ap- News Editor dedicated student and avid learner, according to her parent injury. Pi- professors. As of press time, no cause for the accident has been A JSU student was killed in a car accident Monday "She was very dedicated and hard-working," English established. The Alabama Department of Public Safe- afternoon, Oct. 8, just three days shy of her 22nd birth- profesor JoAnn Gates said. ty's state trooper post in Jacksonville said the investi- day.. "1 had great confidence in her." gation into the circumstances surrounding the accident English major Karon Pesnell was traveling Mck to Dr. !George Whitesel, Pesnell's British Literature continues. her home in Heflin after classes Monday when tier car professor, concurred, calling her death a "huge loss." Funeral arrangements were pending as of Tuesday Was struck by an oncoming vehicle near White Plains. Th&driver of the other car, identified 27-year-oJd night. TkAnniston Star reported Pesnell died instantly the Erica %. Pruitt of Piedmont, was airliftgd to University For more updates, check later in the week at our Web wreck on Alabama Highway 9. ~os~&lin Birmingham with possible head injuries. site, thechanticleeronline.com. C If it seems like you're SOB Night is one of many unique facets of under more stre'& Vandals leave Jacksonville's La Mariposa these days, it's not your vmimagination. College .. ... responsibilities P void in TMB INSIDE are just. .. Domestic violence victims memorialized at "Remember My Name" vigil. storyfin fa$D 2 ENTERTAINMENT Reunited with the E Street Band, Bruce Springsteen's newest album offers hopeful Tuition. Finan- glimpse of America. And cial aid headaches. Book prices. Traffic. classic Boss music. Classes. Bills. A job-or Review on page 5 two. Paperwork, paperwork . .. and more paperwork. These words and phrases comprise QUESTlOW of the the vocabulary of college life in the 21" century, and they WEEK can lead to an even more im- ~ortantword --stress. 1 I What is the best thing Jt's not an unusual occur- about the fall? rence-everyone experienc- SGA president David Jennings stands in front of where the es stress from one degree to cash-to-card machine used to be on the fourth floor of the another in their lifetime. TMB. Photo and illustration by Kevin Jeffers / The Chanticleer "Ctr~cc ic vnlir mental es stress from one degree to casn-to-cara macnine usea to De on tne tourtn tioor or tne another in their lifetime. TMB. Photo and illustration by Kevin Jeffers 1 The Chanticleer "Stress is , your rn& physical and emotibnal' re- sponse. to change," Nancy Building S new houts Edge, of JSU's Student Health Center, said. "Some stress is necessary to com- due to.vandalism .plete daily tasks." By Kevin Jeffers However. in addition to the daily grind, there are periods Managing Editor. when streis idoes become Cooler weather A recent string of vandalism is the cause for a change in the 39% TMB's weekly hours, according to building manager Teny Football season Casey. 31 % Leaves tuwng colors The third attempted break-in in a little over a week was re- 19% ported on Sunday, Oct. 7, wheb somebne van&fized an All4 Fall holidays Photo on the third floor. 6% by Matt McRae, Casey also said that on Tuesday, 0ct. 1, TMB staff noticed New TV season . a broken window on the third floor. The first reported incident 3% Ulystration by W Jeffers f to& place on Sunday, Sept. 28, when a cash-to-card machine Bomef severely damaged. 3% ~h&.Chanticleer was '"Right now we're just trying to keep our students as safe as psible," Casey said. Brian Stephenson of campus security was the first to notice the vaodalism. ''Eogicedthe cash-tosd &du~$hsd the ------ &Zn r& off '3 w& and had Severe damage," Step~sonqid. ~~~lab&oblemr related tq&s range from rise, :s q* Qiqhew'm said the cable ftom the macl&'i?t was rip&&. d~sturbedl$eep patterns or I - Ninety-two pencnt of col- , $ from the c$ibg, where a hole still resides,The machine has increase4 mx~ety.On the .: bge counseling is is the third i&;afi&yxzrrsmd# )(fie number of been mov& completely fmthe budldihg. The TMB is home to several activhies and services on cam- See YYandatism," page 2 - "I lid6 sde&1 more time outsi& in $he cooler weather beiyuse it doesn't Facnlty.Spnate jl.q opposes_. I I wear me &wn,as much as the weather during the - summm." "-'. - .!* - Ashley ,McDonak# By Brandon lol~or66'' ' . Grad ~tuded News Editor . I '2. At its monthly meeting on MO~~~,Oct. 8,'the JSU Faculty Next week's question: Senate passed a resolutiod spfling out the body's opposition to a move up ih NCAA football.vi'sBons and expressing a need & Do yocr support JSU's .I find out more about the pro@$gd4shift. possible move to a higher The football resolution was approved on a 21 -to-6 vote aft.$ football division? spirited discussion in which faculty mem- . bers debated the costsand benefits of such By Bethany Harbison a move. Copy Editor . The university asked the NCAAfor per- mission to move from its current home, the Ohio Valley Cor~ferenceof the Cham- pionship Subdivision, to the Bowl Sub- 1 division. Earlier this month, the NCAA 1 rejected the university's request, and told ~a&;i)d,.News.. .. ..2 officials the e'arEest such a move coukl be -. made would be 20 L 3. ~arnbt.kC;~.jrne..+. ....2 A common complaint among the 3na- Rayburn : Editorigl!,;i:. ......... .4 tors was that cost to students, faculty and ~ntertAif$ih&lt..rg .... .5 ~ee"~aclrlt~meeting," page 3 sportk, ... ,.. ..........6 , . : 1 7 . " Page 2 Volume 56, Issue 7 CAMPUS BRIEFS Wednesday, October 3 Walking in faith. Student Justin Casey report- JSU's newest classroom ed theft of wooden symbols facility will hold a formal belonging to the Sigma Nu fra- opening ceremony next ternity. The items were valued week. The Gladys Carl- at $1 00.00. isle Applied Arts Facil- Student Jessica Summe re- ity is opening its doors ported unlawful breaking and to the public on Monday, entering of a vehicle at Hous- Oct. 15, for the center's ton Cole Library. Stolen were dedication. The building, three textbooks, a canvas bag which houses classrooms and $60.00 in dimes. and offices for drawing, painting, sculpture and Thursday, October 4 design courses, opened to students and faculty in Student Nitisha Stephells September. reported an unlawful breaking and entering of a car at Ayers JSU and the National Hall. Stolen were a purse, debit Alliance on Mental and credit cards and $5.00 in Health joined forces .cash. to observe National Mental Health Friday, October 5 Awareness Week. The week began on Jerrell Dabney reported disor- Oct. 7 and continues derly conduct in the Jax Apart- through Saturday, Oct. ments parking lot. 13. Earlier this week, Student Byron Blaylock re- representatives from ported harassing communica- NAMl offered mental tions at Dixon Hall. health information in Student Conroy Cottrell Jr. Ayers Hail, Ramona reported a burglary at Campus Wood Hall, TMB, Brewer Inn. Stolen were four keys and Hall and Wallace Hall. $60.00 in cash. Each year, Mental Health Students Rashaundra Sims Students Lindsey Holcornbe, Kyle Dean and Adam Snowden pray in front of the Houston Cole Library on Tuesday night, Oct. Awareness Week seeks and Zachary Kent were arrest- 9. The event was part of the Baptist Campus Ministries' Prayer Walk. Participants went to sweral location around campus, to increase knowledge ed for criminal mischief at Salls including the Quad, Bibb Graves and the International House. Photo by Jenna Early 1 The Chanticleer among the general Hall. C public on mental and emotional disorders. Sunday, October 7 Academic advisors will Ann Poe reported a burglary have a chance to learn at TMB. A window was dam- Remember my name more about the new aged, at a cost of $400.00. Curriculum, Advising and Progra'm Planning Monday, October 8 (CAPP) system when Vigil memorializes victims of domestic violence the university holds two Student Matthew Weaver overview sessions at reported unlawful breaking By Anna Keefe vastness of domestic violence. It affects a1.l and qualify. TMB on Tuesday, Oct. and entering of a vehicle. Sto- Staff reporter people," Moore said. "We hope you will think about domestic 16. CAPP is an arm of len were soft drinks valued at There were approximately 60 in violence on a day beyond just today and the Banner computer Students gathered to remember victims of $25.00. attendance. Some of the attendants were in a month beyond just Octdber, which is system and replaces domestic violence on Oct. 9 at 6 p.m. on the Student Charles Stapp Ill re- survivon, according to Tarnika Moore. Domestic Violence Awareness Month. It the old DARS reporting TMB lawn. The candlelight vigil was called ported unlawful breaking and Some of the students who attended knew takes all of us knowing about domestic system. "Remember My Name." - a family membe; or friend who had been a violence and caring about its consequences entering of a vehicle at Crow '''The vigil recognized Calhoun County's Hall.
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