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This newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Media at Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. It has been accepted for inclusion in The George-Anne by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. For more information, please contact [email protected]. "NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION GSC Basketball Team U. S. POSTAGE GEORGE PAID SOJ1HB3N STATESBORO, GA. Wins Season Opener —see P. 12 PERMIT NO. 286 The George-Anne Volume 65, Number#{£ Georgia Southern College, Statesboro, Georgia 30460 Thursday, Nov. 29, 1984

BOR names Pre-legislature forum held at GSC By JIM TORELL The progress being made under amendment to balance the budget to Sports Editor Governor Harris's administration is gain congressional attention to H. Dean Propst becoming obvious. In the last decade control spending. Lt. Governor Zell Miller, Georgia is one of the top five states in Congressman Mack Mattingly and growth. In the last year 150,000 jobs new chancellor newly elected Representative were created for Georgians, combined Lindsey Thomas were the speakers at with the fact that taxes haven't been 'The deficit has The Board of Regents named the pre-legislature forum held Nov. 15 raised in a decade; only Alaska can H. Dean Propst as chancellor of here on the GSC campus. also boast that feat, so it's easy to see dropped by $20 Georgia's University System on The conference, sponsored by the why Georgia was second in the Nov. 14, 1984. Statesboro Chamber of Commerce, nation in growth in the first quarter. was held in an effort to familiarize Georgia's prosperity is also billion—it's a start/ the Congressman and Lt. Governor showing in the budget. "There is a $78 Propst beat out candidate with the people in this district. After million surplus right now," said Fred Davison, University of brief speeches by Miller and Georgia president. Miller, "and nearly 70 percent of the —Mattingly Mattingly, the two fielded surplus at the end of the year goes to Propst, now the system's questions ranging from drug traffic new money for education." This new executive vice chancellor, was in south Georgia to tax reform. money will go to pay increases for elected by the board during a 50- teachers and additional, and more Mattingly would also like to give Lt. Governor Miller, who held minute meeting behind closed extensive educational research. the President a two year trial basis on his office for ten years, longer than doors, according to the some tax bills instead of forcing a yes any Georgian previously, is now the Savannah Morning News. or a veto. The senator also believes in chairman of the National Conference Senator Mack Mattingly spoke maintaining the current economic Propst will take over the of Lt. Governors. Miller spoke at primarily on the subject of tax reform growth. "As more people go back to operation of the university length about the state of Georgia's and was greeted with applause on his work," said Mattingly, "there are education process, keeping the speech system after Chancellor Vernon plans to help the tax problems. more taxpayers. The deficit has Crawford retires June 30. in perspective. "We've made a great Mattingly proposes a constitutional dropped by $20 billion—it's a start." deal of progress," said Miller, "narrowing the gap between us and the rest of the nation." Academic Intervention program to ■ be implemented winter quarter By AMY SWAN 220 for two hours and one physical Assistant News Editor education course. The LRC 220 course is specifically Implementation of the Academic designed to improve study skills and Intervention program will begin at academic performance. Students on the start of winter quarter, 1985, probation must enroll in LRC 220 according to Dr. Cindy Legin-Bucell, until they have completed that course MMK assistant to the vice-president of with a grade of C or better. Academic Affairs. Dr. Legin-Bucell stated, "We saw The program, which was a fairly high number of students who presented by the Retention Study have to leave GSC for academic Committee chaired by Dean Nolen, reasons. Through the Academic was approved by the Faculty Senate Intervention program we hope to help for implementation for winter. students succeed from the beginning According to Legin-Bucell, Nolen of their college career." and the nine person committee Students who qualify for the composed of faculty and staff, program will be notified by mail examined a variety of programs that around the time they receive their fall encourage student retention before grade report. A special drop/add will selecting the Academic Intervention be set up on January 2 so that program. students on the program can sign up The program is designed to assist for classes and not miss the first day freshmen who have a GPA below 1.50 of the quarter. and are on academic probation. On The program will be handled out the Academic Intervention program, of the vice-president for Academic A car belonging to a GSC student was destroyed by fire Monday and they can only enroll in 13 hours until affairs' office. Parents or student who one other car was damaged. • The fire, which occurred in the the probation has been lifted. A have questions concerning the MPP/Landrum parking lot around noon, was believed to have typical load would include two program are encouraged to contact originated from a faulty exhaust system. academic courses for 10 hours. LRC Dr. Carter or Dr. Legin-Bucell. Page 2, Thursday, Nov. 29,1984, The GEORGE-ANNE GSC's nursing program ranked first in Ga.

Special to the George-Anne jail the others," she said. There are 365 who "claimed that nursing should be environments similar to those where Competing with the 30 registered baccalaureate programs in the taught only in areas of higher they are most critically needed," nurse programs in Georgia and 10 nation. population with access to urban times that number in major colleges The National Licensure Examina- medical centers and hospitals." Bevis said. She describes her and universities nationwide, GSC's tion rankings are determined The department's focus on rural- colleagues around the state and on nursing department ranked first in annually by comparing the scores on oriented nursing also drew objections the Board of Nursing as "very the state and in the top 14 in the a uniform test given each July to that the concept was "an untested, helpful'.' since the program was country in this year's national graduates of schools in all 50 states untried and largely risky venture that initiated. licensure examination rankings. plus the territories of Guam, would produce unqualified "To appreciate what this means American Samoa and the Virgin graduates," she said. The program has succeeded not you have to realize that the program Islands. Bevis explained that "unlike only over objections to a uniquely- is only five years old and has had sports, the colleges are not put into Advocates of the program designed curriculum and departure only two graduating classes," said competition groupings, but are all countered with statistics showing from traditional settings, but over Nursing Department Head Em Bevis, lumped together." rural Georgia with one of the highest obstacles to building a high quality noting that GSC's tiny non- Bevis labelled national ranking in death and disease rates and lowest faculty in a small rural school. 1 traditional endeavor was competing the top four percent "a wonder in numbers of nurses in the nation, a nationally with "the big, better- itself' for a program with only two disparity they contended must be Bevis admits that it is not easy to funded and well-established graduating classes to prove itself and addressed by educating nurses in the attract highly qualified faculty to a schools." disprove its early critics. area they will serve. "rural area, a small liberal arts "What's so amazing to me about Acknowledging that "some of our college and a small South Georgia the results is that we are competing greatest critics are now our closest "We believe the nursing should town to make their lives and build a with programs such as Emory, the friends," Bevis remembered the be taught in settings with people in career." University of Alabama, Yale, UCLA, "clamor of opposition" from nursing need and that the rural areas require North Carolina, Penn State, leaders, the then-constituted State the best, most highly educated and She credits the success of the Michigan, Case Western Reserve and Board of Nursing and sister colleges skilled nurses who are prepared in program to wide support from the people of southeastern Georgia and the college administration, the commitment of an expert faculty and the dedication of students, plus project grants from the Department of Health and Human Services that GOING OUT OF have fiscally underwritten aspects of the program. BUSINESS Army ROTC MILLION DOLLAR INVENTORY SALE to offer new survival course

By BRUCE LAW News Writer AND The Army ROTC program will be offering a new basic course in back UP TO packing and survival training this Winter, which will include a trip to Georgia's barrier island, Cumberland OFF REG Island. MINIMUM PRICE The course, called Back Packing , and Survival Training, is open to DISCOUNT AND MORE anyone who has less than 50 credit hours and wishes to join the ROTC program. ENTIRE STOCK — NOTHING HELD BACK The course is one part of a three part program that includes (EXCEPT BOY SCOUT AND GIRL SCOUT GOODS AT REG. PRICES) Mountaineering, which is taught in the fall, and Marksmanship and Gun Safety. The course Back Packing and FAMOUS NAME BRANDS ALL SALES FINAL! Survival Training will have different subjects that all pertain to the ALL 4 FLOORS original theme. Some of the subjects SLIGHT CHARGE FOR will be: first aid, land navigation, fire NO LAYAWAYS safety, shelter building, map reading, ALTERATIONS AND food for survival, and hunting, CASH, CHECKS, VISA OR fishing, and trapping. GIFT WRAPPING Cumberland Island National MASTER CHARGE ONLY Seashore has been acclaimed as one SHOP EARLY AND SAVE of the most beautiful beaches, which with limited access it also remains unspoiled, a problem that threatens MONDAY-SAT 9:30-6:00 PARK FREE other Georgia beaches. The island is also a Natural CLOSED IN REAR Reserve where wild horses, deer, SUNDAY DOWNTOWN STATESBORO OF STORE waterfowl, and other wild animals live without the threat of man.

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**The GEORGE-ANNE, Thursday, Nov. 29,1984, Page*3 Lund brings Audubon show to GSC N by Bruce Lund, director of the Special to the George-Anne . Massachusetts Audubon Society, the Chattahoochee Nature Center iff Forty double-elephant-size folio Smithsonian Institution, the New Roswell which developed the prints from John James Audubon's York Historical Society and the E travelling exhibition.The lecture is Academy of Natural Science in "Birds of America" will be on display free and open to the public with at the GSC Museum Nov. 27-Dec. 9 Philadelphia and was funded by refreshments provided by the Bulloch with a "lecture" by American grants from the Georgia Endowment County Historical Society. W naturalist-artist set for Dec. 2 at 3 for the Humanities and the National In addition to the large prints, the p.m. in the Museum Lecture Hall. Endowment for the Humanities. exhibit features an original copper A "Sunday Afternoon with John The GSC showing is the final stop plate and a rare "blue-line print take" James Audubon" Dec. 2 is a one-man on the program's tour. S from such a plate as well as several characterization of nature's laureate octavo edition prints. For further information contact The exhibit was produced in the GSC Museum during regular anticipation of Audubon's 200th hours 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday-Friday birthday with assistance from the 2 -5 p.m. weekends at 681-5443. NEWSBRIEFS Fraternity tycoons Security abused Abuse of Syracuse U.'s A Texas A&M fraternity security measures has some struck oil recently—in its own yard. The Sigma Chi fraternity students walking instead of 'riding these days. The escort sold oil rights to its land after an system "was becoming a taxi oil producer proposed drilling service," according to SU there a year ago. The well struck Security Director John Zrebiec. oil in September, bringing in a As a result, students who want an financial bounty for the local Sigma Chi, its national escort from one residence hall to Special to the George-Anne organization, and the drilling another, for example, will be GSC professors Denny Hill (C) and Dr. Martha Tootle Cain (R) were among rights firm. provided a walking escort 29 faculty members from colleges and universities nationwide named instead of a ride. outstanding academic advisors at the annual conference of the National Academic Advising Association (NACADA) in Philadelphia recently. They were chosen for the honor in a competition sponsored by the American College Testing program and the NACADA. Cain, a chemistry professor, has worked with pre-nursing and pre-physical therapy majors in her 20 years of advising, Smith Supply Co. while assistant professor of sociology Hill has spent the past decade counseling "special cases" who require tailor-made courses of study. GSC adacemic advisement director Barbara Bitter (L) congratulated the two on their awards. Holiday Season Sale

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The spread the rancid mixture onto some finishing touches on the term papers stale Ritz crackers that I had found in DONNA BREWTON LEIGH ANN KITCHENS can be made. Shifty book company a desk drawer. I courteously passed Newt Editoj Business Manager reps can be seen lurking about buying the hideous smelling treats around used books from helpless students at the room for everyone to enjoy. Each Editorial views expressed in The George-Anne are not necessarily those of the Georgia Southern a slight fraction of the original cost. of the dedicated students scarfed College administration and /or faculty. Signed columns are solely the viewpoint of the writer. With all the pressures building at the down about three of the four hors end of a quarter, it is truly refreshing d'oeuvres as I was giving them out to see students look to their friends for and demanded more on the spot. I support during the troubled times. It could see then that this would soon is not an uncommon occurrence evolve into a truly venomous affair. Chorus program set tonight students to organize study groups for These guys woud probably all be the last minute cramming. checked into the infirmary suffering The GSC Chorus will present a Featured soloists include While attending a small from bleeding ulcers. That is, of Christmas program tonight at 8:15 sopranos Cindy Strickland, Donna university in Atlanta, I was invited to course, all except Doug, my wild-eyed •p.m. in the Foy Fine Arts Recital Hall. Heath, and Diane Chrestopoulos; alto join one such study group. It was to be friend with a 3.87 GPA. Doug had The program features a selection Tracee Mullis; tenors Ken Martin and an all-night endeavor which would been around the block a few times. He of light Christmas pieces including end with the entire group going for chased his crackers with antacid. "Carol of the Bells," "Do You Hear Dan Pirkle; and bass Joseph breakfast at dawn to relax over coffee Yes, I should have guessed. It was I, What I Hear," and "Carol of the Aobbins, a member of the GSC music before the dreaded final exam. after all, who had shown Doug the Drum," as well as J.S. Bach's faculty. The group is under the I arrived at the study session early morning pick-me-up of three "Magnificat in D." A 10-piece brass direction of Dr. David Mathew. conspicuously empty handed of large spoons of freeze dried Folger's choir will accompany the group ibr books or notes. I had carried a freshly and a shot of Maalox. Nothing like Daniel Pinkham's "Christmas The performance is free and open frosted mug instead. I then quickly that instant rush to get you going Cantata." to the public. pulled up a chair and sat next to the before a heavy exam. seven or so gallons of cheap The only problem with study American beer. sessions of this nature is that with so Help available in Health Center "Where're you books, Heath?!?," much caffeine being ingested exclaimed a puzzled friend. tensions are bound to get high when There is no medicine to prevent, nose drops. Afrin nasal spray or "I'm only here for the .Sudafed tablets (or liquid) may help, the wee hours of morning begin shorten or cure a cold. Antibiotics, creeping. This is when the cheap beer but carefully follow the direction on fellowship and beer!! "I replied. such as penicillin, are not prescribed Not being an arduous studier, I really comes in handy. Old because they are not effective against the labels. was soon named the official coffee Milwaukee really helps take the edge the virus. However, there are some brewer. Using a dangerously old hot off of a particularly nerve-racking things you can do when you have a —Drink lots of liquids. —Visit the Cold Clinic at the plate and an alumnium pot with no session. However, one must expect cold that will hopefully make you feel handle, I began to prepare the potent tempers to run hot in a room full of better. Easing your discomfort is the Health Center where most of the medications mentioned above and Java mixture. I set the hot plate as young guys loaded to the hilt on most effective treatment. The Health high as it would go and let the brew coffee and no telling what other kinds Center offers you these tips. several others are available at little or no cost. At the Cold Clinic you may boil for nearly a half hour. While of study aids. —Your cold is caused by whatever waiting for our study aid to cure in the By dawn our memories were razor virus is going around and can last treat yourself or be seen by a professional if necessary or if you pot, the group enjoyed conversation sharp and full of heaos of genuinely from several days to a week or so of extremely high academic caliber. See FINALS p. 5 —For fever and aches, take two prefer. aspirin every four to six hours (but not on an empty stomach) for as long You should consult the Health as needed. Aspirin is the most Center if your symptoms are limited effective medicine in cold tablets— to a single location (pain in throat, and a lot cheaper. You may prefer to sinuses, ears). If you are coughing up substitute acetaminophen (Datril, dark-colored mucus, are having Tylenol) if your stomach is upset by difficult breathing, or if your aspirin. temperature is 101 degrees or higher —For a scratchy throat and . for more than 24 hours, we may want cough, gargle with warm water or to take a throat culture to determine if warm salt water. you have a bacterial infection instead —If nasal congestion or a runny of a virus. In that case, antibiotics or nose becomes intolerable, try Ocean similar medicines can help.

SUSAN WITTE Features Editor JIM TORELL Sports Editor JOHN EATON Copy Editor CARL AHLUM HEATH . . Photography Editor JEFF ALMOND . .Advertising Manager BILL BRICKER Graphic Artist BUDDY SMITH . .Production Assistant KATHY KENNEY . . . .Assistant News Editor AMY SWANN .Assistant News Editor

FRED RICHTER, Faculty Advisor

The George-Anne is the official newspaper of Georgia Southern College and is owned and operated by GSC. The office is located in Room 110, Williams Center, the telephone numbers are 912/681-5246 and 681-5418 and the mailing address is GSC, LB. 8001, State^-*./> 30458^ - The GEORGE-ANNE, Thursday, Nov. 29,1984, Page 5 Letters to the Editor such ads which imply a compromise were.' i for one did not have the fee card. I feel as though I wasn't told of the level of education which we are slightest clue. I just kind of looked at something. attempting to uphold at Georgia it and thought, "Wow, a piece of paper The school puts these things in our A bad ad Southern. that has the amount of my fees mailboxes and then doesn't tell us Thank you for your consideration. printed on it." what they are for. We already pay a DEAR EDITOR: Bernard Solomon Why? It remained a mystery to me fee for using the "health facilities" I have noticed with dismay an Associate Professor of Art until I heard someone talking about and then they try to milk more money advertisement which has appeared in going to the football games and out of us by keeping us in the dark the George-Anne for several weeks. needing it to get in. Now that seemed about the use of a measly piece of This is an advertisement for a catalog Why give us like_a novel idea. Students' I.D.s • yellow paper. of research paper topics which can be aren't good enough now. I never Isn't our ID. enough? I mean give purchased by students to fulfill class really go to the football games me a break! The sum of five dollars requirements. an ID card if anyway so I didn't make much of an isn't cheap to us college students and While I understand that this effort to keep it close at hand. I don't want to have to think that I practice is legal, it is certainly not Well, one day I was feeling a bit could be coughing up bits of lung, but ethical. Does our own student it's no good? under the weather and popped on deciding to just suffer through it newspaper really wish to undermine over to the infirmary to make sure because I know that I will have to the most important aspect of DEAR EDITOR: that I wasn't going to die. I walk up to show my fee card for treatment. education; to teach students to do I have a question for all of the the sign at the window and am So, if you still know the their own research and draw their students here at GSC. greeted with six words: "Do you have whereabouts of your fee card, hang on own conclusions? How many of you knew what your fee card?" I tell her no and she to it. The life you save may be your I therefore urge that in the future those little yellow pieces of paper that starts talking about how I will have to own. the George-Anne no longer accept you found in your Landrum boxes pay five dollars if I don'tshow hermy L. Brown Lee Davis Finals useless information to be regurgi- tated a few hours later, then quickly Art exhibits grab your attention forgotten. We headed on down to the local Waffle House and gorged If you find yourself with a few free Fans of the draftsmanlike visual "Dog and Bird Battle," a series of four ourselves on terribly greasy food and minutes between now and November anomalies of M.C. Escher will be on images with four different moods. very weak coffee (you couldn't expect 30, take a walk over to Foy and ride familiar ground here. My favorite of After being tickled by Brouwer's the Waffle House to cook their coffee the elevator to the third floor. On the Brouwer's pieces is "Rainbow Trout fish and terrorized by Marshall's by my recipe). After a couple of hours third floor you will find Gallery 301 in Cantenary Arc Formation," a dogs, move on to something more, in the sleaze place they were trying to and there you will find art works from visual pun that lends new meaning to soothing: the homey work of pass off as a restaurant, we made a three artists with divergent, pleasing, the concept of rainbow trout. photographer Bruce Childs. Of swift exit to complete our last minute and occasionally challenging styles. With cold weather approaching, interest is his "Clarkesville studying. There were, after all, things Jane Marshall's pillow and blanket Bicentennial Series." Childs takes to be done. The keg had to be returned How many Ways can you paint a pictures ought to give the viewer a his photographs in the conventional promptly at 10 a.m., the study room picture of a fish? The answer might sense of warmth. But don't count on way, but he prints them using modern had to be vacated, and the title page surprise you. Bert Brouwer's "Up a it. Her works are sewn together from adaptations of nineteenth-century and bibliography had to be typed. Tree" will reach out and grab your cloth, sequins, threads of various "Gum Bichromate" technology. The Once having finished the menial attention when first you enter the colors, and blanket edging. The whole result is a series of images with tasks, I was then ready to conquer my Gallery; it can't be ignored. Three six- is stuffed with pillow stuffing and pleasing, muted colors that lend a final examination. I bought three foot palm trees sprout from surreal painted in accordance with quiet charm to his somewhat cups of coffee from the school snack bases. One of them is a free standing Marshall's unique idea of color pedestrian wide-angle architectural bar and methodically downed them sculpture; all are graced with herds of coordination for an effect of real shots of Victorian-era store fronts in just before walking into the leaping, exuberantly colored paisley depth that is sometimes startling. downtown Clarkesville, Tennessee. classroom. It is very important to fish rather than the usual palm Some of the works are positively Anyone who has lived in a small have the special surge of energy fronds. The theme of leaping fish is cozy, especially "Peaceful Kingdom," Southern town flike Statesboro) will DURING the test so as to make it expanded in the acrylic painting, an idyllic scene with animals of find something eerily familiar in through the hour. I have all too many "Greetings From Terre Haute: But different species in loving co- these sepia-tone prints of Child's times seen people fall asleep during a Life is Still in Flux." The sharp, clean existence. Marshall's "One to Nine," boyhood hometown of Centerville, final after having stayed up all night colors of the acrylic paint enhance the a series of nine separately Massachusetts studying. This, my friends, defeats almost cartoonlike quality of the constructed .pictures with a the entire purpose of going to school vista presented. The fish, enslaved to progressive story line of which you Some of the stuff in these exhibits at all. If you are not alert and awake a strict Euclidean geometrical can make what you will, is full of can make you think (if you are so while actually taking the exam, then discipline, are combined with pleasing pastels. It is a downright inclined), some can make you laugh, you might as well not even show up. demonic Japanese theatrical masks jubilant work. But that mood is and some can make you a bit and paper lanterns in Brouwer's destroyed by the foreboding "Other uncomfortable. I doubt that anyone Maybe study groups will be "Artist's Studio with Grand Rapids Place." Savage dogs tear birds and will walk away disappointed. And in formed here. Perhaps many students Fish Ladder." It gets hard to tell deer to pieces in a frightening the tradition of saving the be$t for here will soon find the need to diet where the piscine wallpaper ends and landscape of violet, green, and bright last, I leave you with this significant and take off those unwanted extra Brouwer's watery reality begins. orange. In a similarly grisly vein is tidbit: it's free. Go see it. pounds. Possibly there will be a run on very cheap beer at the local stores. But one thing is absolutely sure to happen. Final examinations will come and go. For some of us, the nerve splitting all-nighters will pay off. For Letters Policy others yet, the long cram sessions will All letters to the editor are subject to standard editing and all letters should be signed, ft will be the editor's be worthless. But for everyone, tney policies for taste, libel, etc. The editor reserves the right decision whether or not to print the name. Letters should will be over. We will wake up on to reject any letter. There is no word limit on letters and be addressed to: The Editor, The George-Anne, Landrum Sunday, December a, and will find they are published on a first come, first serve basis. Box 8001, Statesboro, Ga. 30460, or brought by room Letters should address issues and not attack individuals 110, Williams Center. that, for good or ilL we must endure to persevere... Page 6, Thursday, Nov. 29,1984, The GEORGE-ANNE, Counseling center offers services to students By ALYSON BENNETT conflict or dating problems to home computer experience. "The computer counseling center for guidance. If you Features Writer and personal problems. answers questions related to values need help managing your time with Do you nnd yourself sometimes A special stress room is located in in terms of careers—how much your studies, or if you don't feel your feeling down, lonely, and depressed? the counseling center where one can income do you want, education, job studying pays off, the counselors can Do you have trouble concentrating on lie down and listen to relaxing music security, working conditions and help. They will give you pointers and studying or deciding on a major? and watch beautiful slides. Other working in or outside," explained tips on study skills, test taking, and These are questions that college slides are availabe for students with Bailey. time management. They will talk students often face throughout the difficulties such as career choices or Bailey encourages undecided with you about your studies and help year. However, "stress and strain are depression. majors to come to the counseling you analyze your problems. normal among college students, and The career development center center before they are finished with "About 90 percent of the students everyone feels down sometimes," helps students with undeclared tha core. "Then they have more time can handle their problems, but sooner according to Ford Bailey,, director of majors decide on their majors. They to decide on a major. To make or later one needs help," said Bailey, the counseling staff at GSC. also counsel students who decide to decisions you need more information "Don't be afraid to come by because The Counseling Center, located on change their major, and aren't about yourself and the alternatives," everything is confidential." the second floor of the Rosenwald certain if they should. he said. The computer will analyze all Mr. Bailey finds his work very Building, offers services to Two microcomputers are used to the information and come up with rewarding and enjoyable. He says he individuals or groups who need help student think about, decide career choices that fit your values and likes working with students and gets assistance in resolving personal, upon, and plan a career. Assistants lifestyle. a feeling of satisfaction when he educational, and academic concerns. are always on duty to help work the Students with academic helps someone overcome a problem. "We give students the opportunity computers, so you don't have to have difficulties can also go to the Each quarter the counseling center to discuss any topic in an atmosphere sponsors free workshops for all GSC of acceptance and confidentiality," students. These workshops deal with said Bailey, who has worked in the every aspect a college student faces. counseling center for fifteen years. "If a group wants subject addressed Personal counseling varies from we can present it or give referral drugs and depression to home references." difficulties. The counseling center If you think you're not getting the has booklets and pamphlets that help most of your college years, go to the you learn more about yourself and counseling center and talk with one of teach you to be optimistic, "We stress the five counselors. They are always the positive and preventive. We want willing to listen to you and help in to help students understand why any way possible. Don't ever give up their situation developed and deal because you "can't take the with the cause, not just the pressure." Opportunities and symptoms," Bailey said. alternatives are always available at Bailey hopes students overcome the counseling center. Talk it over the stereotype image that the with a professional from 8 to 5 counseling center is a sign of Monday through Friday, second floor weakness. 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?»>>>>K»>H»> lililSffli! Page 8, Thursday, Nov. 29,1984, The GEORGE-ANNE Eating disorders cause stress over holidays Special to the George-Anne what they feel to be one bite too many costs $13.25 including postage and rarely quick or easy; Dr. Rubel Most students look forward to at a meal. Since they have eaten more handling.) recommends that students be aware than they "should" anyway, they go holiday vacations as a joyful time for Dr. Jean Rubel, president of of the pressures awaiting them at reunions and large family meals; but, ahead and binge, knowing that they Anorexia Nervosa and Related home and make detailed plans for for people with eating disorders, these will later force themselves to vomit or Eating Disorders (ANRED), a non- how to cope with them. They should instead may be time for confronta- abuse laxatives. These purges profit organization which serves as a set reasonable goals for themselves, tions, lies, and painful anxiety. confuse body signals causing national clearing-house of such as planning non-food related extremely low blood sugar levels, Bulimia, which is characterized by information and referrals, observes activities, perhaps by setting a limit electrolyte imbalances, and cravings binge/purge behavior, and anorexia that college students commonly fall for weight gain, or avoiding specific for more sugary foods. This cycle nervo8a, a less common but related victim to food problems: "Students incidents that may trigger binges. perpetuates itself, dangerously condition of self-starvation, are are vulnerable to a cycle of stress She adds, "If you do slip back into a upsets normal digestion, and further dangerous epidemics affecting inherent in the structure of the school food behavior, remind yourself it does complicates the original psychologi- year. There is a separation from home not mean your plan is not effective. It between 25-33 percent of college-aged - women (also many men). cal reasons for bingeing. and all that is familiar, anxiety merely shows you a place to make Under ordinary circumstances, Lindsey Hall, who cured herself resulting from having to make new some revisions so you can more easily their lives are dominated by low self- after nine years of bulimia has co- friends and learn one's way around achieve your goals." (ANRED, Box esteem, generalized fear, and written three booklets on this subject, campus, plus classwork and studies 5102, Eugene OR 97405. Include a self obsessive thoughts about food. which are used in more than 500 which pile pressure on toD of stress. addressed, stamped evelope.) During the holidays, however, these colleges and universities. She writes Most who are cured find that the feelings are intensified. With a well- in her first booklet, Eat Without Fear, 'The best Christmas commitment to getting better is made thought-out plan and plenty of "I binged up to four and five times a easier with the important first step of motivation, these individuals can use day after the third year. There were present that people with confiding in someone who can help. this time off to start a program for very few days without one. My vision eating disorders can give Vacation time may provide the recovery. often became blurry and I had intense * themselves is to make a perfect setting for getting support Although the underlying causes headaches. What used to be passing from friends or family members, who vary, eating disorders typically begin dizziness and weakness after a binge devoted effort to end are often understanding and for. psychological reasons and had become walking into doorjams their food obsessions.* compassionate, despite the sufferer's become addictive. Most cases are in and exhaustion. My complexion was fears of rejection. However, even with women with unrealistically high poor and I was often constipated. the help of loved ones, overcoming expectation of achievement, Large blood blisters appeared in the All the while, women are being bulimia or anorexia nervosa may especially concerning their own back of my mouth. My teeth were a vigilant about presenting to the world require professional therapy and appearance and weight. The initial mess." The research study on which an immaculate, thin appearance. medical treatment. Without proper binges might be triggered by specific her third booklet, Beating Bulimia, is Many students resort to disordered attention, the behavior does not events, such as moving away from based documents other bulimics who eating in efforts to gain some peace suddenly end and can continue for a home, rejection by a lover, or family were hospitalized, had miscarriges, and release." lifetime. pressures. and spent more than 20 years "That student returns home, Lindsey Hall's bulimia developed The behavior often starts as a way struggling with food. Between seven perhaps still preoccupied with into a daily habit during her college of dieting or in reaction to a failed and nine percent die due to cardiac problems at school, to find a different years, and now she regularly speaks diet. It becomes a numbing, drug-like arrest, kidney failure, or impaired set of pressures and expectations to students who are struggling with coping mechanism that provides metabolism. (Lindsey Hall's booklets awaiting. To further complicate food. She emphasizes her success at instant relief for emotional pain or are only available by mail from Gurze matters, holidays are traditionally overcoming bulimia rather than boredom. Bulimics often binge on Books, Box 20066U, Santa Barbara, times of feasting. For someone who is dwelling on her suffering: "I am now several thousand calories after eating Ca. 93120. The "bulimia set of three" already terrified of weight gain, who able to enjoy growing, touching, is craving rich food after a period of tasting, smelling, and eating food dieting, the prospect of spending time without the temptation to binge." Ms. around large amounts of easily Hall asserts, "The best Christmas available food is frightening indeed." present that people with eating Students with food obsessions can disorders can give themselves is to use the holiday break from school to make a devoted effort to end their begin to get better, though recovery is food obsessions."

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Page 10, Thursday, Nov. 29,1984, The GEORGE-ANNE GSC swimmers win Eagle swimmers ready The 1984-85 version of the GSC Paul 'Tank" McNamara and Scott The GSC swim team opened the 1984 season with a 74-39 whipping of in-state rival Georgia men's swim team is a highly Farmer, newcomers such as Kenny State. The "Eagles were led by Kenny Evans and Scott Farmer whoboth swam well, according competitive and team-oriented unit Evans and David Grider will give to head coach Buddy Floyd. First place winners for the Eagles were Greg Gray in the 1000 freestyle (11121.36), Paolo Equally divided between freshmen added depth to the team. Floyd is very Ambrosini in the 200 yard individual medley (2:02.90), Ross Broxson in the one meter diving and upperclassmen, the Eagles boast adamant about the potential of some (161.4), Ambrosini in the 100 yard fly (2:08.89), Evans in the 200 yard backstroke (2:08.34), an intense rivalry among teammates of his swimmers. "Kenny Evans (a Paul Neuzil in the 200 yard breaststroke (2:30.78) and Evans, Farmer, Tank McNamara and David Grider in the 400 yard relay (3:55.22). for both school records and beyond. freshman standout from Athens) has "It was a good opening meet for us," said head coach Buddy Floyd. "It was a big win for us Coach Buddy Floyd foresees a a good shot at breaking the school and should help our confidence in the early going." successful season if the Eagles record in the individual medley," said After building a 50-1 Head after just seven events, themajority of the Southern team swam exhibitions to keep the score from getting lopsided. swimmers progress throughout the Floyd. "David Grider could also NOTES: Southern will put its perfect 1-0 mark on the line Saturday, December 1, at home year and peak towards the end. knock off some of Brian Murray's against Florida A&M. That is the home opener for the Eagles. Had the Eagles not swam exhibitions during the last half of the meet with Georgia State, Southern would have won record in the breaststroke." three other events. Although there are only a handful So far this season the Eagles have of top returnees such as team leaders been working on long distance techniques, including background work, strength and endurance. Coach Floyd states that he will emphasize speed more as the season progresses. The diving events should produce high marks this year with newly hired diving coach Brian Murray. Freshmen Ross Broxson and Ellis will make GSC a formidable threat.^ Walk-ons for the Eagles' swim team have steadily increased in recent years, but recruiting is still the obvious factor for potential success. Floyd knows that it is very hard to compete with powers such as Florida, Texas and on a local level, Georgia, but feels good about the athletes in the area and abroad. "We get some pretty good athletes from this area, and that, in itself, says a lot for GSC," Floyd said. With the apparent success of the GSC football program this past season, other sports at the school should benefit as well. "When we get the football program stabilized it will bring good things to GSC, not only for swimming, but other sports as well," Floyd stated. The Eagles open the season with an away meet at Georgia State on November 16. They then face powerful Florida A&M on December 1 at home. GSC is looking forward to resuming its rivalry with Georgia State and appears to be ready for the challenge. With similar programs, both schools are contending for the number-two spot in the state behind Georgia's Dogs. Volleyball Tournament MEN ATO Sigma Chi

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Championship Stars FCA .the GEORGE-ANNE, Thursday, Nov. 29,1984, Page 11 INTRAMURAL Ind. Women W L Bike Doctors 7 0 Intramural football season successful FLAG FOOTBALL Floor Cover 6 1 STANDINGS* Winburn 6 1 The GSC Intramural season closed Thursday, October 15. In Flag Wesley 5 2 Football, ATO took top honors in the men's division. The Tau Dawgs Fraternity W L Angles 2 5 soundly defeated a talented Southern Stars team which was slightly ATO 8 0 Sports Buff 2 5 favored to repeat as the All College Champion. Each team should be Pi Kappa Phi Stars 2 5 congratulated on their fine performance as they proved to be the cream of WG Shuckers 1 6 the crop. Kappa Sigma 6 2 Congratulations should also go out to the teams which won their Sigma Nu 6 2 Sorority W L divisions. In the fraternity division, ATU (8-0) took the top spot and was PhiMu closely followed by Sigma Nu, Pi Kappa Phi, Kappa Sigma, (all 5-2) and a Sigma Chi 4 4 7 0 Zeta tough Sigma Chi team (4-4). In the Independent Men 1, the Southern "Kappa Alpha 3 5 5 2 Kappa Zeta Stars shined with a spotless record (7-0). TFT (6-1), the Indians (5-2), and Phi Delt 3 5 2 5 AD Pi the Exterminators (5-3) also played well during the season. The Delta Tau Delta 2 6 1 6 Chi Omega Independent Men 2 saw FCA Gold (7-0) speed past everyone else. Pi Sig SigEp 2 6 1 6 (6-1) gave them a good run but fell short. The Dorm Men also had some Sigma Pi 0 8 talent. The Boozers rolled to a perfect 7-0 record. Ind. Men 1 W L In the women's division, the Bike Doctors have everyone wondering Southern Stars 7 0 INTRAMURAL when they graduate. The Doctors repeated as the All College Champion TFT 6 1 VOLLEYBALL by defeating a talented Statesboro Floor Covering team. Both teams Indians 5 2 STANDINGS* performed excellent throughout the year. Congratulations to both. Exterminators 5 3 Ind. Men W L Other teams to be congratulated for a fine season also belonged in the Kegbusters 3 5 Cadillacs 6 0 same Independent Women's division. Winburn Hall (6-1) and the Wesley BSU 2 5 Dykebusters 4 3 women (5-2) also had fine seasons. Over in the sorority division Phi Mu Delta High 2 5 Roaches 3 4 roled to a perfect record and were challenged by Kappa Delta and Zeta Ducks 1 6 Village I's 2 4 both a 5-2. G. Anteatter 1 6 Wesley 1 5 As you see football was a big success, but volleyball had some of the Fraternity W L Ind. Men 2 w L same type of excitement. The FCA women and the Cadillacs also ATO 6 0 FCA Gold 7 0 repeated as All College Champions. FCA battled three games with the Pi Kapp 5 1 PiSig 6 1 Stratford Star,stwhile the Cadillacs toughed out a win over an awesome Sigma Chi 5 1 S. Kitchen 4 3 Stratford Stars, while the Cadillacs toughed out a win over an awesome Phi Delt 3 3 Wesley Blue 4 3 Sigma Chi team. Each of these teams need to be congratulated for Delta Chi 2 4 Big Daddy 4 3 Kappa Sigma 2 4 Miracles 3 4 Kappa Alpha 1 5 Sollecito's 3 5 FCA Blue 1 6 Ind. Women W L Wesley Gray 0 7 FCA 5 1 Stars 5 1 Dorm Men w L Animals 4 2 Boozers 7 0 Warwick 4 2 Dawgs 5 2 PhiMu 2 4 Stratford 5 3 Wesley 2 4 VZ Riders 4 3 Olliff 2 4 Blazers 4 3 BSU 0 6 Bears 3 4 Eagle Pride 2 1 6 Raiders 1 6 •Final Greek point standings Intramural ski trip planned Campus Recreation/Intramurals is in the process of trying to arrange a snow skiing trip to French-Swiss in Blowing Rock, N.C. one weekend in January or February; however, we need to have a general idea of how many people are interested in going. The approximate cost is $160.00, which includes chartered bus, accommodations, ski lift and rentals. For more information, call 681-5436 or come by the intramural office, Hanner, room 126 by December 4 at 5:00 p.m. Front row (left to right): Maria Marchigiano, Cherrie Duncan, Julia Krebs, Lisa Poller, Mary Szyperski, Val Flippen. Standing The Southern Stars and Statesboro Floor Covering flag football (left to right): Trainer, Jean Dennis, Beverly Wilson, Regina teams both earned invitations to the National Collegiate Flag Football Days, Melissa Myers, Sharon Thomas, Coach Jeannie Milling, Tournament last weekend as the number one team in the state, while Whitney Rustand, Tina Clonts, Cathy McNeill, Faye Baker, Floor Covering captured second in the women's division. Coach Gina DiCicco. The only reason ATO doesn't also have an invitation to New Orleans for the tournament which is to be held Dec. 29-Jan. 1, is that the promoters didn't want two teams from the same school forcing the Stars and ATO into the same bracket. The Stars won the eventual showdown in the semifinals, 20-19 due to ATO's inability to convert an extra point Lady Eagles take Valdosta with seconds remaining. S.teve Lamastro was voted tournament MVP while Gip Johnson collected 11 touchdowns as those two continued their magic. The Stars to open 1984-85 campaign went undefeated through the tournament finishing in first place over The Lady Eagles opened their season with an 80-76 upset victory over Valdosta State Georgia College who beat in the finals 30-21. ATO took fourth, losing a College. The Lady Eagles got off to a sluggish start and were at a 13 point deficit at halftime. conciliation game no one wanted to play. However, the second half was a different story as the team employed a tenacious zone defense Floor Covering, in women's play, was as unbeatable in Atlanta as shut down the Lady Blazers' fast break offense. The Lady Eagles gradually gained on the Lady Blazers and finally took the lead with five they were at GSC. minutes remaining in the game. Once capturing the lead, they never relinquished the The girls went undefeated all the way to the finals which they lost 6-0 advantage. to host Georgia Tech. The Bike Doctors from Southern lost in the quarter Freshman Regina Days led the way for Georgia Southern with 31 points and 13 rebounds. Maria Marchigiano added 22 points from her wing position and Beverly Wilson added finals taking fifth place. support with 10 points and 10 rebounds. Georgia State played a big role in the women's tournament as they put "A great win due to a great effort by our players and Coach Milling and I could not be prouder of them," commented assistant coach Gina DeCicco. "The players made the the Bike Doctors in the losers bracket in the first game. The Doctors adjustments they had to and it was defnitely a sweet victory," added DeCicco. roared through that bracket only to drop another game to GSU. Floor The Lady Eagles will travel to the Sunshine State to take on Stetson on Friday of this week, Covering beat GSU twice reversing those roles, however, before losing to while next Monday they will have the home court advantage, hosting Clark College. Tech. Page 12, Thursday, Nov. 29,1984, The GEORGE-ANNE Kearns and Hargrove successful in openers Special to the George-Anne 4-0 in inaugural games since taking record is now 186-115, leaving him in Radford, Va. Radford is a new With last Saturday's 67-63 win over the GSC program in 1981. Kerns just 14 short of the 200 mark. over Elon, head coach Frank Kerns is also getting closer and closer to member to Division I, having just still has an unblemished record in that 200th win of his career. With joined the nation's top division this Morris Hargrove continues his year. Radford is 0-1, losing then- opening games at GSC Kerns is now Saturday's win over Elon^JKerns' outstanding play. The 6-7 senior season opener to UNC-Wilmington forward from Pinehurst, N.C., scored 58-42. This will be the first meeting 23 points to lead the Eagles in a 67-63 between the two schools. win over Elon. With those points and Following the game at Radford, counting the exhibition against the Eagles will play four straight Marathon Oil two weeks ago, home games against Eckerd, Hargrove has now scored 49 points in Valdosta State, Fort Valley State and his last two games and 86 in his last Augusta, and then return home on three, dating back to last year's December 22 to host Campbell. On season ending loss to Mercer when he December 14, the Eagles travel to set a tournament record with 37 Huntington, W.V. to play to the points. In his last three contests, Marshall Memorial Tournament. Hargrove is averaging 28.7 points per GSC will play host Marshall in the game. first round with Alabama State and GSC was on the road for the first Louisiana Tech meeting in the other time Tuesday night, playing Radford game.

Morris Hargrove always goes up strong for GSC. ************ 'Cinderella'season W W w W W W 'X' W W 'Jt1 w w makes a name for GSC Courtesy of GSC Tennessee and to Middle Tennessee Sports Information in the season's final game. In the process, the Eagles broke "Guys with the wants are over 60 school records and won more dreamers and dreamers put Georgia games than any team in the history of Southern on the football map." the school. All school attendance —Terry Pluto records were shattered as Georgia Savannah Morning News Southern inaugurated Allen E. B;. 'Cinderella' is a word often used to Paulson Stadium by not losing a describe the successful underdog of game at home. American sports; the team that Great individuals were responsi- wasn't expected to do much but did; ble for this year's success. the team with not much talent but a Quarterback Tracy Ham proved lot of heart; the team whose himself to be a bonafide Ail- vocabulary did not include the word American candidate and was even quit. mentioned in the same breath with Such is the story of the 1984 the name Heisman. Running back Georgia Southern Eagles. Gerald Harris scored over 100 points A varsity football team had not reaching the end zone 17 times flayed at Georgia Southern since the despite missing two games with an month before the Japanese bombed injury. Wide receiver Monty Sharpe Pearl Harbor in 1941. Not only was caught 30 passes, the first time that this 1984 team the first varsity one in has ever happened at Georgia 43 years, but it was playing in the Southern. And there were the seniors. second toughest football division in Buddy Beauchamp, Beau Brown, the world—the NCAA's Division I- Nate Hayes, Scott LaSalle, Jeff Lee, AA. Mike Mears, David Shields and And play they did. The Eagles Theoriea Ward provided leadership finished the regular season with an 8- for a team composed of 65 percent 3 record being ranked as high as freshmen. seventh during the season. They beat Frank Fortune 'Cinderella' teams have traditional powers Florida A&M, UT- something to prove or to quote Frank Fortune Chattanooga and Bethune-Cookman songwriter Jerry Reed, "We're gonna Tracy Ham, 109 for 220 passing, along with Presbyterian, Central do what they say can't be done." The Monte Sharpe, 30 receptions for gained 2401 total offensive yards Fferida, Liberty Baptist, Newberry 1984 Eagles were a team of grit and for the season. 654 yards and 5 touchdowns on and Valdosta State and lost by only a guts. They wanted to make a name for the year. touchdown to Divison I East themselves and they did. Carolina, by a field goal to East The name is Georgia Southern.