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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]. GOLD EDITION ;: Thursday, November 9, 1995 Vol. 68, No. 33 Ending with a finish Both the men's and women's cross country teams finished the regular season with Georgia Southern University's Official Student Newspaper Statesboro, Georgia 30460 Founded 1927 places in the Southern Conference ■» Championships. GSU wins council seats Campus speaker
Please see story, page 7 Director of Stores and Shops Wendell Hagins defeats Incumbent John Newton; student Cory Andrews elected brings controversy » BRIEFLY... By Ashley Hunt were under-votes. These are campaign manager and presi- News Editor L the votes that were not counted dent of Students for GSU Director of Stores and and were unqualified write-in Statesboro, said he had antici- Federal grant to improve Shops Wendell "Wendy" candidates that voters wrote pated at least 100 votes for education in Southeast Hagins and graduate student in on their ballots at the polls. Andrews, but said he was Cory Andrews have now cap- The write-in candidates in pleased with the outcome of 76 The Associated Press tured seats on Statesboro City District Four were Robert Mar- votes. GREENSBORO, N.C. — The Univer- Council. James Hood was defeated sity of North Carolina at Greensboro will Hagins, beat incumbent by incumbent Mayor Hal receive a five-year, $7.3 million federal John Newton for the District "I HOPE I CAN LIVE Averitt. Averitt triumphed grant to continue a project to improve three seat with 121 votes«or with 1,691 votes or 78.61 per- i UP TO THE TRUST AND students' math and science performance 53.53 percent of the vote com- cent compared to Hood's 295 in six states, including Georgia. pared to 98 votes or 43.36 per- FAITH THAT THE votes or 13.71 percent. Hood The U.S. Department of Education cent for Newton. was the only qualified write-in made the grant to the Eisenhower Con- "I am really excited," Hagins PEOPLE PUT INTO candidate for mayor. sortium for Mathematics and Science said. "I work at GSU and now i) ME. 'The only reason I ran as a Education, which functions under the I can serve the citizens of GSU write-in candidate was to give * UNCG School of Education. and Statesboro. I hope I can — WENDELL HAGINS people a choice," Hood said. It will aid students in grades K-12 in live up to the trust and faith Incumbent David Shumake Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, that the people put into me." COUNCILMAN -ELECT retains his seat, beating North Carolina and South Carolina. Hagins said he was sur- Loretta J. Williams with 226 "Important steps are being taken prised at the outcome and said votes or 56.35 percent. Will- Christopher Cole through this initiative to enhance math- he feels "very fortunate." iams had 159 votes or 39.65 tin, Shannon Thatcher, Robert Media figure Jeff Cohen lectures in the Union Ballroom. ematics and science education in the Newton would not comment D. Ward, Jack Williamson, Ri- percent. Southeast," said UNCG Chancellor on the election. chard Johnson, Christopher A run-off election will be held By Christopher Cole CLEC sponsorship Patricia Sullivan. Andrews, treasurer of the Leverett, Lambert and two no- in District One between Eddie Editor amounted to endorsing "the "While the need for improving scien- political action committee Stu- name candidates. Rushing and local business- When SGA president Lee agenda of one speaker." tific, mathematical and technological lit- dents for Statesboro, ran un- Andrews was the first to cast man Frank Parker and in Dis- Hyer discovered that a parti- Another student leader, eracy and knowledge is a national prob- opposed in student-majority a vote in the election for his trict Five between Doug Lam- san media figure was coming Statesboro City Council- lem, it is especially serious in the South- District Four and had 76 votes, district. bert and Jack B. Williamson. to speak at GSU, he began man-elect Cory Andrews, east. The region's economic prosperity is or 75.24 percent of the vote. He said he is excited and is A total of 2,151 votes were questioning the membership sent a letter to Cahill Oct. linked to a work force that is well versed There were only 101 ballots looking forward to working cast in the city elections. There and funding of the Campus 13 regarding the Cohen lec- in mathematics, science and computer cast in his district. with the rest of the city council. are 8,922 registered voters in Life Enrichment Committee. ture. technology," Sullivan said. 14.85 percent of the votes Emory Fiveash, Andrews' Statesboro. Francena Cummings, director of the CLEC sponsored a lecture "I have noticed what ap- consortium, said the public needs to be by Jeff Cohen, who has been pears to be a disturbing concerned about improving math and described by some as "Rush trend of inequity in the dis- science education. Two arrested in fight Limbaugh's worst night- bursement of student funds "The Southeast has a tremendous mare," Monday night in the with regard to speaking stake in the success of this endeavor," Union Ballroom. Cohen was events," the letter read in she said. after homecoming game paid $3,200 for the two-hour part. "There seems to be a lecture, said Maria Cahill, ex- clear case of discrimination By Ashley Hunt "bitch" match with the men who were trying to ecutive director of CLEC. based on a potential (WORD OF THE DAY News Editor retrieve the flag. "I think bringing a left-" "speaker's political persua- An apparent racial fight between students Ryan Lee, who was present, was then hit in wingspeaker, or a right-wing sion. This can be interpreted at last week's homecoming game over an appar- the face by Hill, according to the source. speaker, with a political essentially as a freedom of osculant (OSkyulunt) n. having ent taking of a confederate flag led to two Wayland Wiseman, another witness, also agenda is an unnecessary speech issue, as students are certain characteristics in common, arrests. said that a man came and took a flag from the politicization of CLEC," Hyer being denied the right to especially as one intermediate thing Ryan Lee, 22, of Statesboro, and Tatu Hill, duplex and began taunting others around him. said Tuesday. "It's an organi- hear contrasting points of relates to two otherwise unrelated 19, of Decatur, were arrested for disorderly Wiseman also said that Lee was hit. zation that should remain view." . ♦ things conduct at the entrance to Paulson Stadium Eyewitnesses then said a large group of nonpartisan and nonpoliti- "If [Cohen's] remarks and Robinhood Trail. people became involved in the fight. cal." were being presented in a Source: Weird Words Lee said the fight began after a black man Carla Jackson, another witness, said she Cahill would not comment forum or context of compet- took a confederate flag that a vendor was sell- saw six black people gathered near the duplex on the Cohen lecture or on ing points of view, it would ing near a house across from the stadium. surrounded by several white people. CLEC membership and fund- not be so volatile a situa- 'BORO WEATHER According to other eyewitnesses, the fight However, Jackson said the white people were ing without consulting first tion," Andrews wrote. "By began after a black man allegedly took a confed- pushing the black people and that a white man with the committee. not providing students with erate flag from a residence near the stadium hit one of the black men. Shortly after, she said, CLEC is funded $68,000 alternative points of view, and proceeded to carry it away. the police arrived. per year with student activ- Campus Life Enrichment is "An African-American stole the flag and went Statesboro Police Chief Richard Malone said ity fees, and is additionally in effect endorsing a clear- up the road toward Stadium Club and threw the when the police arrived there were "apparently funded by other sponsor- cut political agenda." flag in the road," said a source speaking two individuals in an altercation." Malone said ships, Cahill said. Hyer has also said the 10 anonimously who was a witness to the fight. the fight had already occurred after the police Hyer said the university student members of CLEC "He started taunting the guys who came after arrived. should invite speakers who were appointed without his him to try and get the flag back." Hill and Lee were taken into custody and do not require honoraria, approval, as required in Ar- He said other men came over to join the black released on $350 bail. such as Secretary of State ticle IV, Section 1, Part D of ;. man and the group then started getting into a Hill was unable to be reached by press time. Max Cleland. He said the Please see SPEAKER, page 9
Today Chain stores attracted to Statesboro's low tax rate, population Mostly sunny with a high near 60. By Kim Wagner pened in January of '94 when outside Staff Writer areas were annexed and our popula- Friday The grand opening of Maurices In- tion went from 16,000 to 21,000," said Increasing clouds with a chance of corporated, a juniors', women's and James Drinkard, director of programs rain late and highs in the 60s and 70s. men's fashion retail store, at the and member services for Statesboro Statesboro Mall last Wednesday may Bulloch Chamber of Commerce and not be the only chain store attracted to associated with the development au- INDEX Bulloch County. thority of Bulloch County. "A lot of Operating over 600 fashion stores chain stores use a population of 20,000 nationwide, this Minnesota-based as a minimum before they'll consider Announcements 2 chain appeals to a wide variety of people, an area." Classifieds 9 said Anne Robb, from Maurices' mar- Bulloch County now has a popula- Comics 9 keting department. tion of 21,000. "We carry a little bit of everything," A lot of students are not included in Crossword 9 said Tracie Anschutz, manager of the census or the annexation because Opinions 4 Maurices in Statesboro. "We have they're figured in at home, so that means Police Beat 2 sportswear, custom made dresses, CK there is about 12,000 "extra" people jeans, t-shirts, leather coats, shoes, ac- living in Bulloch County. Sports 6 cessories, underwear and lots of other Chain stores are now starting to merchandise." take a look at how students' buying It is a desire of The George-Anne to print the Maurices Incorporated prides itself power plays a part in the overall pic- news of Georgia Southern University as accu- on its customer service, Robb said. ture," Drinkard said. "Bulloch County rately as possible. If you feel that something "We like to go into small communi- also has a very low tax rate, and this is covered is in error, contact a member of the editorial staff at 681 -5246 as soon as possible. ties rather than big cities," Anschutz attractive to businesses, especially to Thank you. said. 'We have some stores in large Ronnie Swinford northern companies because up north FOR ADVERTISING INFO.: 681-5418 cities, but most of our stores fall in taxes are considerably higher. Bulloch County's low tax rate looks attractive to chain stores, like Maurices. STORY OR PHOTO IDEA: 681-5246 small towns, we like to get to know the "A lot of chains don't like to let us FAX NUMBERS: 871-1357 and 681-0863 people in the community and even be tion for a Maurices store, but I know it release information about why the chain know they're thinking about coming LANDRUM BOX: 8001 on a first-name basis with customers." has been quite a while," Anschutz said. decided to open a store in Statesboro, or here (Statesboro)," Drinkard said. "When they come to look at the area E-MAIL TO: [email protected] Maurices has a six-week lawaway "My understanding is that we had the criteria the company looks for in a plan, accepts four major credit cards, looked at the Statesboro Mall years prospective store location. they'll (the prospective business) tell a operates during the mall's business ago, and they (headquarters) had However, a factor that some chain little about the store, but they usually George-Anne hours and has a return policy based on wanted some changes to be done before stores look into before choosing the don't tell the name of the store. They "no sale is ever final." they would open a store there. The mall location of a new store is the popula- don't want the phone ringing off the Liked By Many, Cussed By Some... "I don't really know exactly how long recently made some changes so they tion of the area. hook from realtors, and people looking Read By Them All they (Maurices' headquarters) have decided to open a store down here." "One of the big factors that has come for jobs because then it becomes a nui- looked at the Statesboro area as a loca- Maurices' headquarters would not into play concerning businesses hap- sance." Page 2 — Thursday, November 9,1995 George-Anne
POLICE BEAT I Miller declares Veterans Day * GSU Division of Public Safety Panasonic CD player. Durham, NC, was charged with • An In the Pines resident speeding and driving while sus- Special to the G-A
reported someone had damaged pended. ATLANTA — Governor Zell 'i 4 November 7,1995 the left door of his Honda with a • Willie Barnard Powell Jr., Miller today signed a proclama- ' * • Phillip J. Stueber III, 20, of sharp object in the Pines park- of Atlanta, reported a simple tion declaring Saturday, Nov. 11, Oxford Hall, was charged with ing lot. battery. 1995 as Veterans Day in Geor- gia. minor in possession/consumption < • of alcohol. Miller also declared that Fri- November 4,1995 November 5,1995 day, Nov. 10 will be an official • John Edgar Parrish, 24, of • Erie Mason, of Oxford Hall, state holiday to honor veterans. November 6,1995 Richmond, Va., was charged with reported a criminal trespass. "It is fitting and appropriate • David Thomas Townsend, DUI (refused test), obstruction that we designate a day to pause 18, of South Zetterower, was of and officer and refusal to com- in our daily routine and remem- November 4,1995 charged with DUI (.13), driving ply- ber our veterans' loyalty, patrio- • Tatu Hill, 19, of Decatur, without a license, displaying li- • A Johnson Hall resident re- tism, and courage in the face of was charged with disorderly con- cense not issued and too fast for ported a case of simple battery in danger," Miller said. "They have duct. conditions. Johnson Hall. earned all the honor and glory- • Ryan Pate Lee, 22, of • Daniel Townsend, 18, of • A G-56 Dorm resident re- that a thankful nation can be- ported someone entered his 1985 Marietta, was charged with dis- stow." Veazey Hall, was charged with Special Photo minor in possession/consumption Camaro in C-Lot and took a orderly conduct. Miller, a former Marine, paid • Stephanie Ray, of East Main Zell Miller signs the proclamation declaring Nov. 11 Veterans Day. of alcohol and lending license to speaker cabinet. special tribute to the 324,372 Street, reported someone entered another. Georgians who served overseas gians killed in action and an- nam and 41,000 in the Persian her auto. during World War II. other 11,650 wounded. Ten Geor- Gulf War. Statesboro Police Department "In this 50th anniversary year gians won the nation's highest "Finally, we should remem- November 5,1995 of the end of World War II, we honor for heroism in combat dur- ber the veterans-to-be — our • An Oxford Hall resident re-, November 3,1995 especially remember and honor ing the war — the Medal of troops on duty all around the • Summer Sheree Jeter, of ported someone entered his 1986 November 6,1995 the veterans who fought in that Honor. world today," Miller said. "Our Norcross, reported a harassment. Honda in the F-Lot and took a • Corey Lafayette Reed, 24, of war — the most recent war, and Georgians answered the call thoughts go out to them on this hopefully the last, to span the in other conflicts as well. special day as they stand ready entire globe," Miller said. More than 110,900 Georgians to defend liberty and fight ag- ANNOUNCEMENTS World War II saw 6,782 Geor- served in Korea; 246,000 in Viet- gression." I ;™M™.; Things to do at GSU Strawberries" at 7 p.m. in the November 16 Union theater. For more infor- • A study abroad fair will be Students outraged with police behavior The Associated Press Today mation, call 681-5471. held from 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. in the and Tarik Holder, 19, of West The officer followed them and • There will be a candlelit • Theatre and Performance Russell Union. For more infor- MIDDLETOWN, Conn. — H mpstead, N.Y., did not return contacted campus police. Stopped memorial service for Prime Min- will present "The Gifts of the mation, call 681-0332. Administrators at Wesleyan telephone messages left at their again, the young men said they ister Rabin at the Union Rotunda Body" at 8 p.m. in the Communi- University were coping with stu- dormitory rooms. were students but declined to at 7 p.m. cation Arts Building in room 101. dent unease after police admit- Blacks make up about 9 per- produce their ID cards, police For more information, call 681- November 17 ted they took four black students cent of the student body at said. With campus security offic- • Camellia Johnson will hold November 13 0123. including a Georgian into cus- Wesleyan, an elite liberal arts ers present, the students were • The Statesboro and GSU a master class at 3 p.m. in the tody without any cause. college with about 2,700 under- then handcuffed and taken to Foy Recital Hall. For more infor- Symphony will perform in the November 15 The handcuffed students were graduate and 300 graduate stu- the police station. Union Ballroom at 8 p.m. • There will be a Jazz en- mation, call 681-5734. released as soon as they arrived dents. A sergeant released the stu- • Theatre and Performance semble at 8 p.m. in the Union at police headquarters, where a In Middletown, a city of about dents, informingthe officer, iden- will present "The Gifts of the Ballroom. For more information, • Dr. Alva Hughes will present sergeant said a mistake had been 43,000, blacks make up about 11 tified on a police log as rookie Body" at 8 p.m. in the Communi- call 681-5396. "Memory Trek — what people made. They also received a for- David Godwin, that there were cation Arts Building in room 101. • Theatre and Performance remember about Startrek" at mal apology, but the incident left no grounds for charges. For more information, call 681- will present "The Gifts of the 3:15p.m. in room 201 ofthe Math/ the students shaken and angry. "WE WERE VIOLATED Police Lt. Christopher Barrow 0123. Body" at 8 p.m. in the Communi- Physics/Psychology Building. "We were violated to the ex- went to campus and met with cation Arts Building in room 101. For more information, call the treme," Umi NiiLampti, an 18- TO THE EXTREME. IT the students at 2:30 a.m. to apolo- November 14 For more information, call 681- department of psychology at 681 - year-old freshman from Atlanta, . gize. • Cinema Arts presents'Wild 0123. 5749. said Wednesday. "It wasn't jus- WASN'T JUSTIFIED." Capt. Robert Clayton, who is tified." leading an internal investigation, NiiLampti said he and the said there was no cause for the -- UMI NIILAMPTI Senators crusade to end CDC research program three other students detained by students' detention and that they police had contacted an attorney did not have to produce their ID By Curt Anderson "Taxpayer dollars are support- issues including drowning, to determine whether they have percent ofthe population. cards. The Associated Press ing unadulterated anti-gun ad- burns, poisoning and car crashes. any legal recourse. The confrontation with police Clayton said Godwin, who is WASHINGTON — A group of vocacy," NRA chief lobbyist She denied that there is an "I don't even know, you know, occurred about 1 a.m. Tuesday still on a probationary status senators led by Republican presi- Tanya Metaksa said Friday. "We anti-gun bias in the center's re- about the law and which of my when a used for new officers, has been dential front-runner Bob Dole don't think it's an appropriate search. rights were violated," said Middletown patrol officer spot- assigned to ride with a more se- wants to end an injury research use." The Oct. 19 letter to Sen. 'We are not heading towards NiiLampti, who declined to give ted the four students in the nior officer. More action is ex- program at the Centers for Dis- Arlen Specter, R-Pa., surfaced any kind of control agenda," details about the encounter with middle of a public street near pected, he said. ease Control and Prevention, this week on the Fenley said. "What we are trying police. "It was awful." dormitories, police said. Wesleyan Dean Allen Green claiming it promotes an anti-gun NRA's computer site on the to do is give people the scientific Another student involved, When the officer asked the said administrators were meet- political agenda. Internet. Specter, another can- information that will help us get Markell Parker, 19, of the Bronx, students to move aside, they did. ing with students and counting The senators, including Re- around this political and emo- N.Y., declined to comment. The But police said they did not re- on them to come forward if there publican Christopher Bond of tional debate about the right to other two, sophomores Bishara spond when asked if they were have been other confrontations Missouri, wrote in a letter that "TAXPAYER DOLLARS bear arms." Wilson, 19, of Brooklyn, N.Y., students. with police. the Atlanta-based National Cen- The senators' letter supports ter for Injury Prevention and ARE SUPPORTING an amendment by Sen. Bob Control "has focused its firearms Smith, R-N.H., that would trans- UNADULTERATED ANTI- work entirely in areas that most fer the NCIPC's entire $43.6 directly affect the law-abiding GUN ADVOCACY," million budget to breast cancer uses of firearms.... We are abso- research. lutely committed to getting the A Smith spokeswoman said politics out." — TANYA METAKSA his main objection is that the The center, created during NCIPC work duplicates research President Bush's administration, didate for the Republican presi- done by the Department of Jus- denies that its research contains dential nomination, chairs the tice and National Institute of any anti-gun bias. Senate Appropriations Commit- Health, among others. Nevertheless, it is a favorite tee panel with jurisdiction over Two studies by the Depart- target ofthe National Rifle Asso- the CDC budget. ment of Health and Human Ser- ciation, which alleges that some CDC spokeswoman Mary Ann vices' inspector general and by of the center's $2 million in an- Fenley said only a fraction ofthe the General Accounting Office nual federal grant money has NCIPC budget is for gun vio- have found the CDC program paid for literature urging people lence research. 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The Marines. NOVEMBER 19,1995 ONLY! MARINE OFFICER Qualified applicants will be scheduled to take a written test and oral interview in the Atlanta area in early December. Selected candidates must successfully complete a If you think you can handle this crash course rigorous, 19-week basic training program. All positions will be located along the southwest border. Starting salary range: $23,075 -$28,360 plus outstanding benefits. in Managment, see Captain Vollmer on campus November 28th, 1995, The INS is an Equal Opportunity Employer or call 1-800-752-9155. 1 ^^^^IHIH M^H ^^^^^^^^■^■^H^^^H George-Anne Thursday, November 9,1995 — Page 3 Proposed ammendment asserts Millner and Issakson are two of ■ % parental rights to educate children six vying for Senate seat « • By Dick Pettys rector of the American Civil Lib- to government bureaucrats. The Associated Press By Dick Pettys erties Union in Georgia, told the Sen. David Scott, D-Atlanta, The Associated Press come the co-frontrunner with peated telephone calls from The ATLANTA—Aproposed con- committee "this is very danger- was among those questioning Johnny, based upon the contacts Associated Press. In his letter to stitutional amendment assert- ous ... Let's say I want to pull my why the proposal was needed. ATLANTA- Johnny Isakson within the Republican Party that supporters he said: ing the right of parents to direct child out of school at 13 to go to "Parents already have these was the early favorite in the Re- each of them have and based "In November, I plan to an- their children's education and work. I certainly could that (if rights. My concern is the whole publican race for U.S. Sen. Sam upon the pocketbooks that each nounce that I will run for the. upbringing was denounced by Pandora's box would open," he Nunn's seat, but some analysts of them have and can get into," Republican nomination for the one group as "very dangerous" said. say Guy Millner's decision tojoin said Atlanta pollster Claibourne United States Senate and I need Monday and praised by another "PARENTS ALREADY Sen. Mary Margaret Oliver, the fray makes it at least a two- Darden. your help, support and your as an important statement of man battle. Alan Secrest, who polls for prayers." HAVE THESE RIGHTS. D-Decatur, chairman of the Sen- public policy. ate Judiciary Committee, called Millner, a millionaire Atlanta One Millner booster who got businessman, was the 1994 Re- The comments came during a MY CONCERN IS THE the proposal "a theoretical, sym- "IT'S GOING TO BE the letter, Bob Bell of Atlanta, public hearing by the Senate bolic statement you wish to make publican gubernatorial nominee, said, "He's coming off of an al- Education Committee on a mea- WHOLE PANDORA'S that's already in the law." and came within 33,000 votes of VERY DIFFICULT FOR most-win, so he has that mo- sure introduced by Sen. Ed Attorney General Michael upsetting Democratic Gov. Zell mentum going for him, and I BOX WOULD OPEN." Miller. ANY OF THE OTHER Gochenour, R-Macon, duringthe Bowers said in a letter given to don't know anybody who has Millner mailed letters to sup- 1995 legislative session and eli- the committee that if the mea- CANDIDATES TO RAISE anything like the name recogni- gible for consideration next year. sure won legislative approval and porters last week saying he will tion he's got. He's positioned per- The committee took no action, was ratified by voters, it would announce his Senate candidacy A SIGNIFICANT fectly." but several members of the panel — DAVID Scon fall to the courts to decide what it this month. Bell is a former state senator AMOUNT OF MONEY, said they were having trouble SENATOR meant. Six other Republicans includ- and was the Republican guber- ing Isakson, the GOP's 1990 gu- understanding what new rights Among other things, Bowers GIVEN THE FACT THAT natorial nominee in 1982. bernatorial nominee have al- the law would confer on parents the proposal became law), re- said passage of the amendment Millner and Isakson aren't the ready announced for the seat that that they do not have now. gardless of the fact that they could make it more difficult for TWO TITANS OF THE only Republicans with money in Gochenour said he introduced the state to remove children from Nunn, a Democrat, is vacating the race. now have to go to school until age next year. ATLANTA BUSINESS the measure because "there are 16." abusive parents. State Sen. Clint Day, a Only one Democrat Secretary situations where parents have Matthew Glavin, president of In a school setting, it could be COMMUNITY ALREADY Norcross Republican whose fam- of State Max Cleland has an- not had any opportunity to get the Southeastern Legal Founda- used to challenge state-man- ily founded the Days Inn hotel nounced his candidacy. involved" in local school deci- tion, a conservative law firm, said dated course work and health ARE IN THE RACE.' chain, is also in the race and has However, candidates can't of- sions. the proposed amendment would rules, such as immunizations, closely aligned himself with the ficially enter the race until quali- Teresa Nelson, executive di- "send a very powerful message" he said. — WHIT AYRES party's religious right wing. fying opens next April. Christian conservatives are an Among Republicans, "it will many Georgia Democrats, in- important factor in Republican be a major race between Guy cluding the governor, said primaries, and consequently Medical Association contributes to campaigns Millner and Johnny Isakson," Millner made "rookie" mistakes most of the announced GOP Sen- said Whit Ayres, an Atlanta poll- in 1994. ate candidates have taken strong The Associated Press ing at least $90,000, the newspa- But the money is also meant ster who worked for Millner in "But there's nothing quite like anti-abortion positions. per reported. ATLANTA—The Medical As- to buy access, said Melissa 1994 and now is polling for Re- the learning curve of having been Isakson, however, has said he About a third of Walker's sociation of Georgia was the larg- Metcalfe, director of the govern- publican Lamar Alexander's through it once to strengthen a supports a woman's right to money came from drug compa- est contributor to legislative cam- ment watchdog g oup Common presidential campaign. candidate for the next go-round," choose a position that plays bet- nies, doctors and other medical paigns in 1993-94, The Atlanta Cause of Georgia.. "It's going to be very difficult he said. ter in general elections because industry groups with a keen in- Journal-Constitution reported "Incumbents are always a good for any of the other candidates to He added, "One of the key the impact of the religious right terest in health care legislation, Monday. investment," Ms. Metcalfe said. raise a significant amount of. questions is, who learned more is diluted. the newspaper said. He spent Sen. Charles Walker, D-Au- "You're garnering more support, money, given the fact that two from his whipping at the hands Other Republicans in the race more than $16,000 of the money gusta, chairman of the Senate getting access to more people and titans of the Atlanta business of Zell Miller Isakson or Millner? are physician Paul Broun of he raised on family members and Health and Human Services hopefully getting more people to community already are in the The candidate who better ap- Americus, businessman Bruce business partners who worked Committee, received the most race," he said. plies the lessons he learned is Patrick Hatfield of Kennesaw, "THERE'S A LOT OF for him, it said. contributions, said the newspa- Isakson is a state senator and goingto have a real advantage in state Rep. Kip Klein of Marietta Walker was not at his Au- per, which reviewed campaign Atlanta real estate executive. the primary." and state Sen. Charlie Tanksley SUPPORT OF A LOT OF gusta office Monday and did not finance reports. Walker raised Millner "would logically be- Millner has not returned re- of Marietta. $153,908 in 1993 and 1994, even GOOD LEGISLATORS return a phone call seeking com- though he didn't face any opposi- ment. tion. DOWN THERE. MY After Walker, those receiving The medical association, the largest amounts were Re- Venezuelan doctor shot during convention which represents doctors, gave SENSE IS THAT MOST publican Sens. Eric Johnson of The Associated Press tors, he said. money to 125 of the 180 repre- LEGISLATORS ARE Savannah and Perry McGuire of the stomach with a handgun sentatives and 43 of the 56 sena- Carrollton and Democratic Sen. ATLANTA — An eye doctor The other doctors managed to during a struggle, Sims said. tors more than 70 percent of the GOOD PEOPLE TRYING Ron Slotin of Atlanta. McGuire from Venezuela was hospitalized Police made no arrests by General Assembly. It spent a to- spent his money on two cam- in stable condition this morning Wednesday, he said. "WE ARE SHOCKED tal of $146,200 on lawmakers TO DO A HARD JOB, paigns in the 1993-94 cycle. after being shot in the stomach Orozco is one of 10,000 eye while walking with other doc- and other elected officials, in- TRYING TO DO THE Senate Majority Whip Rich- AND SADDENED BY THE doctors in town for the American cluding Walker, the newspaper ard Marable, who recently held a tors attending an ophthalmol- Academy of Ophthalmology's said. BEST THEY CAN." fund-raising dinner attended by ogy convention. SENSELESS 99th annual meeting. David Cook, the association's lobbyists, said further restric- Dr. Henrique Orozco, 45, of About 30 members are from SHOOTING." legislative director, said the con- — DAVID COOK tions on campaign giving would Barquisimeto, Venezuela, was Venezuela, said Pamela Beach, tributions promoted "good gov- give wealthy candidates an enor- shot about 11 p.m. Tuesday near spokeswman for the convention. vote your way when you have Piedmont Park north of down- ernment." "There's a lot of sup- mous advantage. — H. DUNBAR HOSKINS "We are shocked and saddened port of a lot of good legislators that bill come up that's so impor- "I couldn't afford to finance town, said Benjamin Sims, by the senseless shooting," said down there," Cook said. "My tant to you." my own campaign," said the spokesman for Atlanta police. the organization's executive vice sense is that most legislators are Other top givers were den- Rome Democrat, a teacher. He was taken to Grady Me- run away when one of the men president, H. Dunbar Hoskins good people trying to do a hard tists, Realtors, hospitals, "There's no way I could compete morial Hospital. grabbed Orozco, who was shot in Jr. job, trying to do the best they NationsBank of Georgia and against someone if I couldn't raise Orozco and the two other Ven- can." Philip Morris Inc., each spend- money this way." ezuelan doctors noticed two JrlJrlJilJrlJcLniJilJrlJcl^^ s young men following them as -Tk< they walked, Sims said. 1 The doctors crossed the street Legislature plans to open a page on the web to elude the men, but the men followed and confronted the doc- AAi E By Dick Pettys In addition, he plans to pub- \\
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FROM THE Eagle linebackers, special teams * FAIRWAY players give defense tougher edge RONNIE SWNWRD By Carolyn Wynn Richardson a native of mates." and defensive back, and was also season was 11 tackles verses the Staff Writer Brunswick, Georgia has as 36 Richardson is the second old- voted All-Europe at quarterback Citadel, and seven stops against Virginia Military Institute. Overall, the Eagle defense inch vertical and has a forty time est of five, with two brothers and in 1992, while being voted All- This year the Eagle returns as All-Conference or has been proving their abilities, of 4.57. two sisters. Europe as a defensive back in the starting strong side line- and showing themselves as one He also benches 410 pounds "My greatest influence is my 1991-1993. All-political player- backer and is the leading tack- of the toughest in the Southern and squats 635 pounds. family. They are the ones that While in high school Nighbert ier on the team with 68 stops so of-the-year? Conference. sparked my interest in football I don't know how many people And despite problems with to begin with." far this season. Following the Citadel game, follow women's soccer at GSU. the depth and the experience of The building construction and Nighbert was also nominated as There are a few that show up the linebacker corp, they have contracting major says he would the defensive player-of-the- regularly, but for the most part, also shown that they are a valu- one day like to own his own con- fan interest is small. But now we able component of the total de- struction company. week. "I feel like I started out slow now have a conspiracy against fensive success. This week Richardson says he this season, but I hope I have one of the ladies on the team. So One of those linebackers is a feels the Eagles will be success- been progressively getting bet- I though that everyone should be converted slot-back and kick- ful if they execute effectively. aware of it. block specialist Jonathan He notes that they cannot af- ter after every game." Nighbert says his biggest in- Debbie Hensley has done as Richardson, and the other is the ford to underestimate anyone much as possible in this confer- starting strong-side linebacker because gameday can bring out fluence is his older brother. "I have always looked up to ence. But she does not have the Chad Nighbert. the best in a team. title of best player in the confer- Both of these gentleman are "I don't think the long road him. He was the first in our fam- ence. That went to a sophomore former walk-ons who have dem- trip will be a factor in our suc- ily to complete college," he said. Nighbert's brother is now also at Furman. Last year she led the onstrated talent, skill and lead- cess. We cannot let it be one," he a member of the military and is conference in scoring, and was ership. said. ranked nationally in goals scored, Jonathan Richardson is a se- Chad Nighbert a fellow line- a first lieutenant in the United but did not win the player-of- nior 5'7, 190 pound linebacker. Jonathan Richardson backer, is going into his second Chad Nighbert States Army. the-year award. After four years this former walk season as an Eagle. Although he has a military That might have discouraged on was awarded a well-deserved "As a linebacker, I feel my Nighbert is a 61, 227 pound also participated in wrestling, family and speaks fluent Ger- some players, but not Hensley, scholarship. performance could have been sophomore, majoring in apecial winningthe European Wrestling man, Nighbert said he does not this year she led the conference Richardson or "Frankie J" as better, but I do feel as if it has education. Championship in the 189 pound plan to return to Germany to live in goals with 12, and assists with called by teammates describes been steadily improving. Play- Nighbert is originally from the weight class his senior year. or to become a member of the 12 and total points with 36, and himself as a nice guy off the field. ing linebacker is a little different United States but spent the last He also lettered in track and military himself. still did not get the award. But on the field likes to make but I have never been one to 13 years before coming to GSU field through the discuss and shot "I will go back to visit Ger- WHY? challengers aware that height is walk a way from anything." in Frankfurt, Germany. put events. many, but I would like to live in The voting for this is done by no way an indicator of his tal- Last week this Eagle senior Nighbert is another Eagle who In 1993, his first year as an the states. " the conference coaches. Is GSU ents. played what may have been his belongs to a military family. Eagle he was red-shirted, but in The Eagle linebacker is look- really hated that badly by the In 1991 Richardson walked last game at Paulson Stadium. Currently, his family is sta- 1994 would serve as a back-up ing to a possible career in high other members of the conference? on and was red-shirted. In 1992 "It was a very emotional game tioned in Hidelberg, Germany. strongside linebacker behind school athletics as a football I have talked to Tom Norton, he became a valuable member of for me. I can't help but to think However his parents recently Scott Davis. coach. GSU's head coach several times, the special teams, playing in ev- about all of the years of memo- had a chance to watch their son However he had the opportu- As to this must-win match up and he thinks she is the best ery game. ries that I have made here and play dn the collegiate level in nity to play in every game, and with Liberty University, player in the conference. In 1993 played in all 13 con- how this one part of my life has last week's Homecoming contest. finished the season with 40 tack- Nighbert said, "I think the out- So why? tests, blocking 2 punts, and had shaped who I am now," he said. During high school, in Ger- les, 17 of which were solo. come may be a positive one." Well it is widely known that one carry during the regular sea- "Being a senior is a good feel- many, Nighbert was a four year He also returned an on-side "They are the only thing stand- GSU is looked down on by most son for 45 yards. In 1994 ing but I know that after it is all letterman in football. kick for 45 yard touchdown ing between us and the playoffs, Southern Conference schools. Richardson led special teams said and done I am going to miss There he played both line- against the Moccasins of Ten- so I think we can pull together GSU wanted to go into division with 12 solo tackles and 3 as- it all: the game, the fans, and backer and quarterback. He was nessee-Chattanooga. and focus on our goal as a team," one football, by taking the entire sisted tackles. most of all my fellow senior team- a two time MVP at quarterback, His game high during the '94 he said. conference to division one. Well Marshall said we need to go now so they did, where does that leave Six Eagles selected to the rest of the conference? Also many schools resent the Soccer splits in SoCon tourney all-conference teams past football success of GSU. By Mike Davis Lawrence Nelson combined in by Dakeya Woods in a goal which Staff Writer By Ronnie Swinford in goals (12), assists (12) and When you look at the Southern assisting Chris Carlson for the gave the Eagles their first lead of Sports Editor total points with 36. She was Conference football media guide, The GSU men's soccer team Eagle's first goal of the game. the contest. named all-conference striker for and you see national champion- finished their performance at the In the second period, Appy GSU's Russell scored his sec- GSU placed two men and the second straight year. While ships in football, you see GSU's Southern Conference tourna- increased their lead 3-1 with a ond goal of the game five min- four women on the So- Con all- Hensley led the conference in name only under the loss to ment by winning their first game goal from Jay Lane. utes later to assure the win and conference teams. The men chosen were Greg all offensive categories, she was Furman in 1988. I do believe with Appalachian State in over- The Eagles bounced back a second round appearance. that there have been four by this Gundrum and Jeremy not named player-of-the-year. time 6-4, and dropping the sec- when Pat Parris scored his first The Eagles either ran out of school. No we weren't in the con- Amanda Sandlingwas named ond to Davidson, the hosts and of two goals after being assisted luck or were just overmatched Simmons. as goalkeeper. She tallied a 1.56 ference at that time, but that eventual winner of the tourna- by Lawrence Nelson cutting the against Davidson in the second Gundrum was named to the tradition makes the conference team for the second year as a goals against average with 104 ment. lead to one. round. saves, in 1,731 minutes played. look better, instead of worse. The Eagles found themselves After Denny Tucker's match The Wildcats jumped out to a defense man. He scored two Another sport that gets re- She also scored a goal this year. in a hole when Appalachian tying goal, Appalachian State quick lead nine minutes into the goals this year in 21 matches. sentment from other conference Rachel Tolliver added her State's Greg Rhinehardt scored scored with twelve minutes re- game when Coley Dominial Simmons was named to the members is baseball. We have name to the list, as a mid fielder. 24 minutes into the game. maining in the contest to give scored from outside the 18-meter second team at mid fielder, with never won the SoCon champion- She scored six goals, had eight Almost four minutes later, the the Mountaineers the lead and box. four goals and six assists for 14 ship in baseball, but other teams assists and 20 total points. Mountaineers struck again when the apparent win. Another goal from Robert points. And beside Tolliver at the see us as outsiders. Naoshi Yamauchi fed Brett But GSU's Chris Sklar broke Clarke would be all the scoring The Lady Eagles honored Why? mid-field position was Morgan Harrell to put Appy State up 2-0. free and fed Jason Russell 10 Davidson would need to do as were Debbie Hensley, Amanda Well I do have an answer to Cox. She had four goals and two Towards the end of the first meters out to send the game into they shut out the Eagles 2-0, Sandling, Rachel Tolliver and this question, Jack Stallings. You assists as well as 10 total points half, GSU answered their wake- overtime. ending GSU's season with a 7- Morgan Cox. don't win 1,100 some odd games Hensley led the conference for the season. up call when Noel Kievans and Kevin Hanfman was assisted 13-2 record. with out being a consistent power in the area. This frightens some coaches, you know every year that you have to contend with GSU. Cassell and Rockets trying to 'three-peat' in 1995 Another source of distaste for with a 14-4 burst. many schools was the success of By Micheal Graczyk "He was all over the floor," "Itwas really disappointing. inthe final period after Golden The Associated Press The Warriors bounced back Bucky Wagner. On the surface, Houston coach Rudy "We just self-destructed." State started the quarter with a to start the final period before they all seemed to like him, but HOUSTON — Despite win- Tomjanovich said. The Rockets started the night 10-3 spurt. the envy of his business ability is ning championship rings in his Then, after Hakeem Cassell took charge. also well known. He was able to first two years in the NBA, Olajuwon hit a basket, Cassell "It's hard for teams to get an get three championship games Houston Rockets guard Sam took over,hitting 11 of the Rock- identity. This team has done in this town. He also gained for Cassell knows he still needs to "DURING THE OFF-SEASON, I WATCHED FILM AND ets' next 12 points to give them that," Tomjanovich said. their seventh straight home- "This team knows what it the school many years of playoff improve. DECIDED I NEEDED TO BE MORE AGGRESSIVE shares of money. "During the off-season, I opening win. takes for this team to win. That's So what am I trying to say to watched film and decided I OFFENSIVELY AND DEFENSIVELY." "We had that one the big factor. Our guys are you, we are the red-headed step- needed to be more aggressive stretchwhere we had closed the sure of what it takes, and that's children of the conference to offensively and defensively," he — SAM CASSELL gap, then we had two or three good team defense." "It's great to watch a many. That is fine, but when it said Friday night after scoring HOUSTON ROCKETS possessions where wejust stood 23 points— 14 of them in a around and all of the sudden teamplay that way," Seiklay starts to interfere with post sea- POINT GUARD son individual awards that the fourth-quarter spurt that pulled they were up eight points," said."Hopefully, we can learn kids deserve, then it is uncalled Houston to a 110-92 victory over Adelman said. from them." Tim Hardaway topped the for. Golden State in the opener for "It's great to see him getting by getting their 1995 champion- "It's the last run that Warriors with 23 points. Joe I plan on calling every women's both teams. seven rebounds, too." ship rings and watching as the counts,and they buried us in Smith, the top pick overall in soccer coach in the conference "I'm trying to bring my game The win, the 11th straight for NBA title banner was lifted to the fourth quarter," added Rony last summer's draft, finished and asking who they voted for where I feel confident to be the the Rockets over the Warriors, the ceiling of the Summit, where Seikaly, who finished with 13 with 14. and why? I want to see the rea- leader on the court," he said. spoiled the coaching debut of Rick it joined a similar banner mark- points. "I really wasn't in awe," sons behind the vote. Then I will Cassell did just that, provid- Adelman for Golden State. ing the 1994 title. The game was close in the Smith said. write a story about it, because ing the spark off the bench and "It felt good, except for "I don't know how it feels to third quarter, tied eight times "It just felt so good, and I was Debbie deserves at least that hitting all three of his 3-point- theresult," said Adelman, who is lose in this league," Cassell and with neither team able to so excited to play in my first much, since she didn't get the ers during a 19-1 run that broke returning to the NBA coaching laughed. lead by more than two until NBA game." actual title. open a close game. ranks after a year's absence. The Rockets led 81-79 early Houston closed out the period George-Anne Thursday, November 9,1995 — Page 7
GSU Harriers end regular season Mourning comes home to Miami form really (for how the teams year in a row. By Steven Wine tougher." have been running this year), "Understanding the circum- The Associated Press Credit Riley too. He used ag- with East Tennessee State and stances, they ran as best as they MIAMI— The fanfare that gressive, in-your-face defense to Appalachian State finishing one could," Simmons said. 'Their fin- accompanied Alonzo Mourning's make the New York Knicks title and two," Simmons said. "Both ish is what the guys faced last arrival in Miami failed to reach contenders, and it looks as Furman and The Citadel had year (our ladies are now becom- beaten us this year, Furman do- the sandwich shop where he had though Miami will play the same ing very dedicated to running lunch prior to his first game with way. ing it twice. I think at the Dis- 365 days a year. We have a lot of the Heat. Heat rookie Sasha Danilovic tricts (NCAA Division I District bright stars on our team." "A couple of people asked me traded blows with Cleveland's Qualifying meet) we will catch The Lady Eagles were led by < if I played basketball," Mourn- Chris Mills in the fourth quar- VMI and Marshall also." Melissa Burnette, Elena Tolbert, ing said with a smile. "I said, ter, and both were ejected. The District III Regional meet Meredith Novack, Meredith 'Sometimes.'" Danilovic needed 12 stitches in is comprised of 50 of the 80 Divi- Sheppard, Amy James, Ashley Not everyone in Miami has his face and mouth but made a sion I schools in the following Carter, Sherlonda Pitts and Heat fever, but it's spreading. A point: The Heat (32-50 last sea- states (Louisiana, Mississippi, Kristy Dahne. capacity crowd of 15,200 cheered son) no longer will be shoved Special Photo Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia, 'The best performances were Eagle runner John Norton passes his opponent coming up the hill. Florida, South as Mourning and coach Pat Riley around. Norton finished sixth in the Southern Conference Championship. Carolina, North made successful debuts Satur- 'The key to our success is go- Carolina, Vir- day night with the Heat, who ingtobedefense,"Mourningsaid. By Chris Sherwood Furman (10th). ginia, West Vir- beat Cleveland 85-71. "We have enough young legs and Senior Staff Writer "Our guys did as good as they ginia, Maryland The final 2,000 tickets were young bodies that we should be While most GSU students could have this year," said Brad and the District sold after Riley swung a six- able to move well so we can were celebrating Halloween two Simmons, GSU head cross coun- of Columbia). player trade Friday to acquire double-team and trap." weekends ago, the GSU cross try coach. 'This District Mourning from the Charlotte As for offense, Mourning fig- country teams were traveling to 'They are moving up and next includes the Hornets. The new coach and new ures he'll provide a decoy. He the Southern Conference Cham- year we are shooting for fifth." teams from the: center received standing ovations had only one assist against the pionship meet that was hosted Leading the charge for the SEC, ACC, Big when introduced before the Cavaliers, but he plans to draw a by Furman University. Eagles was sophomore Rodney South, Confer- game. crowd of defenders, then feed the Both GSU teams came into Stoker (30th). ence USA, Ohio 'These nights just make you ball to Danilovic, Billy Owens the meet looking to end success- He was followed closely by Valley, Sunbelt feel alive," Riley said. and Kevin Willis. ful seasons and improve upon senior Dejon Drinks (35th), and several other Mourning played 33 minutes 'The guys are going to get a lot last year's finish. Amongthe sev- Chuck Jones (40th), Mike Dumas smaller confer- even though he knew only a few of layups coming down the eral Eagle supporters at the meet (41st), Wade Council (47th), John ences," Simmons plays. The two-time All-Star middle," Mourning said. "If we were interim GSU Athletic Di- Norton, Chris Koukos, David said. "We could scored 15 points and blocked five take our time, we'll be playing H- rector Frank Ellwood and Senior Stoker and Greg Avra. finish (with the shots, but he also had six turn- O-R-S-E because of all the Women's Administrator Brenda Simmons said going into the exception of the overs, committed five fouls and double- and triple-teams." Carter. meet he would have been pleased SEC) in the top shot an air ball. The next game is Wednesday "I'm a little disappointed in against Houston and Hakeem Men's Race with an eighth place finish. three in all of "I think that Dejon Drinks, those. Our guys the way I played," he said. "But Olajuwon, givingMourningthree The Eagles, while mostly com- it's going to come." Mike Dumas and Chuck Jones are looking for a days to become acquainted with prised of sophomores and fresh- Mourning made an immedi- Riley's thick playbook. But man, faced a tough field that had probably the best overall top 25 team fin- performances on the guys side," ish." ate impact on the Heat's defense, Mourning said he already has included several teams that are which tied a team record by al- learned enough about the Heat Simmons said. "Overall as a The Women's Special Photo among the top 20 in the south- lowing only 71 points — 24 in to know where this season is east. team, we had the best confer- Race Lady Eagle Sherlonda Pitts looks to hold off her the second half. Cleveland's cen- headed. ence finish (since joining the Youth and con- Florida Southern opponent, The men finished in seventh ' ters scored eight points. 'To the playoffs, no question," Southern Conference)." stant improve place overall. East Tennessee Last season, the Heat ranked he said. "We're going to be a In the past three years as ment was the best way to de- State "upset" Appalachian State turned in by Meredith Sheppard, 16th in defense in the NBA, al- team to be reckoned with." members of the conference, the scribe the Lady Eagles this year. for the overall title, Western Meredith Novack and Elena lowing 102.8 points per game. In Miami, those are bold Carolina (3rd), Tennessee-Chat- GSU men have finished eighth, GSU finished in eighth place Tolbert," Simmons said. "Next ninth and tenth. 'They are going to be a good words. Attribute them to Heat tanooga (4th), Marshall (5th), overall. The traditionally very year the women will be looking team with Mourning in there," fever. "The overall team perfor- VMI (6th), GSU (7th), The Cita- strong Furman team was the to improve in the conference to Cavaliers forward Tyrone Hill mances in the meet fell true to del (8th), Davidson (9th) and team champion, for the second seventh or sixth place." said. "They're a whole lot Lady Eagles upset in first round Eagles prepare for Liberty University Blazers By Ronnie Swinford Sports Editor By Carolyn Wynn Ail-American candidates: quar- being a 86 yards during the Dela- in two games before an injury David Long from Jacksonville Staff Writer The GSU Lady Eagles soc- terback Antwan Chiles, line- ware State. occurred. Florida. cer team finished up their sea- This week the Eagles leave for backer David Long, tight end Another offensive leader is However he had 143 yards In 1994, Long led the team son this past weekend at the the first of two trips to Virginia Tony Dwes and running back Lawrence Worthington, the 6'0, and two touchdowns on 32 car- with 106 tackles, two sacks three Southern Conference Tourna- to play the Flames of Liberty J.T. Morris. 200 pound junior who has won a ries. pass deflections, and a fumble ment. The Lady Eagles bowed University. They also have the talents of startingposition over All-Ameri- This year the Lynchburg Va. recovery. out in the first round to even- The Flames are led by head running back Lawrence can candidate J.T Morris. native has net rushing yardage In his two years at Liberty tual champions Davidson, 4-0. coach Sam Rutigliano who is in Worthington. Worthington, is tied for sev- of 644 on 131 plays averaging after transferring from the Uni- Davidson scored 28 minutes his sixth year as head coach at Antwan Chiles is a senior 6'3 enth in the nation in scoring av- 71.6 yards per game. versity of Central Florida, Long into the first half, when Amy Liberty. Rutigliano's record 230 senior quarterback from eraging 10 points a game. The next offensive all- has 78 tackles and 82 assisted Kanoff broke away from the within his six years at Liberty is Lauderdale Lakes, Florida. He also need just 164 yards to american candidate is Tony Dews tackles one fumble recovery, two pack and slammed the shot by 36-29. Chiles transferred from the Uni- hit his second straight 1,000 yard a 6'2 259 senior from Centerville, interceptions and four pass GSU's keeper Amanda Rutigliano was also a former versity of Florida in 1993. rushing season. Last week he Va. break-ups. Sandling. coach on the professional level, During his time at the Uni- tied a Liberty record for most Dews is considered as one of GSU will be leavingThursday Davidson scored three times as the coach of the Cleveland versity of Florida he only saw rushing touchdowns in a season the Flames top offensive threats. after practice for Saturday's in six minutes to put the game Browns during 1978-1984. action in two games where he with 15. During the 1994 campaign he match-up in Lynchburg, Va. out of reach. During the 1980 season, was 2 of 3 in passing for 61 yards Overall, Worthington also started in nine games having 41 The Eagles play-off hopes are Their second goal of the game Rutigliano's Browns clinched the and had a 48 yard touchdown only needs two more touchdowns receptions for 539 averaging 13.2 contingent on these next two came 26 minutes into the half. AFC Central Division. pass. to move into third place for all- yards with 2 touchdowns. games and they must be success- Davidson scored two more He later left coaching but de- After transferring to Liberty, time career rushing touchdowns Defensively, the Flames have ful in order to get consideration goals, one each by Kanoff and cided to come back because he he started four games complet- at Liberty with 24. 6'1 240 pound senior linebacker for a play-off berth. said he believed in the principles ing 123 of 228 passes for 1,487 The other half of this duo is Lombard to win the game 4-0. Liberty University stood for. yards and nine touchdowns. J.T. Morris, the 5'11 223 pound The game will be played in the During his junior season at senior. Morris is a transfer from William's Stadium which seats Liberty, Chiles completed 211 of Penn. State 12,000 people, and is artificial 385 passes with 24 touchdowns. During his freshman year at turf. He also went into the school's Penn. State, Morris rushed for Last season the Flames had a record books for a single season 13 times for 145 yards, scoring 3 5-6 season, but are currently 7-2 performance by getting 2,823 touchdowns averaging8.5yards this season. passing yards, and 2,839 total per carry. Liberty is coming off of a 28- offensive yards. He finished the year with 281 14 win over Hampton Univer- Chiles' current career total yards on 33 carries and was sity and will be ready to meet the passing yards is 4,310, and his ranked fifth in rushing. Eagles for the first time since total offensive yards is 4,300. In his sophomore year he had I s 1984 during the Paulson So far this season, Chiles has 450 yards in all-purpose offense. Stadium's opening game when completed 129 of the 237 at- He was the fourth leading rusher GSU defeated the Flames 48-11. tempted passes for 1,643 yards and had 240 yards on 50 carries. The Flames have a full arse- averaging 182.6 yards per game, During his first season with the nal on offense and defense with with the season's longest pass Flames, Morris only saw action Gkoml (9ppoztu/iltie3 iMwf/IJffil z/IZMi£wl Arby's —GSU Sports Shorts SOUTHERN CHORALE Thurs November 9, 7:30pm - Men's Basketball vs. Nancy, France (M,T,W,Th-12-12:50) • MUE 32() C & MUE 82() C *Don't miss Coach Gregg Polinsky's debut at GSU! Fri November 10, 7:00pm - Volleyball vs. Furman UNIVERSITY SINGERS *Support the Lady Eagles in their final home match of the year! (M,T,W,Th-2-2:50) . MUE 320 RC & MUE 82() RC *Enter the "Athletic Attic's Serving Contest" at all home volleyball matches ! Participation in Choral Ensembles is open Sun November 12, 4:30pm - Women's Basketball vs. Team Champion to students of all academic majors. "Join the Hanner Hoopster's ! A support group for basketball junkies! Call 871-1500 for details.
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Bars: 4. (Looking at a woman's jewelry) Wow, it looks like you just robbed Woolworth's. 5. I bet I can outdrink you. 6. I play the field, and I think I just hit a home run with you.
Laundromats: 7. A man shouldn't have to wash his own clothes. 8. Those are some nice undies you have there. 9. I'll wash your clothes if you wash mine. Source: The Book of Lists Page 8 — Thursday, November 9,1995 Struck by lightning! By Eric Bray enrolled are inhumanly cruel. Lance Heinreiksen ("Aliens," Staff Writer Another flaw is the accuracy "No Escape"), on the other hand, In the offbeat style of movies within the albinism. Flanery's has had a relatively successful such as "Ghost," "Powder" pro- makeup is good, but he looks career in recent films. His per- vides a heart-warming theme more like Michael Stipe than a formance in "Powder," though, displays substantial ability in So, what I'm saying is this: within a supernatural/science- true albino. His lips are dark in hue, exposing the melanin he emotional drama. coming up this week in the fiction-type context. The cinematography is pow- rockin' town of Statesboro Given the bare story line one purportedly lacks. Also, albinos are supposed to erful in places and the musical • t there will be a plethora of wouldn't think it, but "Powder" have light pink eyes, whereas score accompanies it well. live music and bar room ac- is a real tear-jerker. Powder's are deep violet. This Carter Burwell's theme from tivities for you to dive right By Tracey Varnell fortable. The movie depicts the inte- Arts and Entertainment Edotor may be explained, however, by "Miller's Crossing" is played in * * into. Paul Dickerson, the founder gration into society of an albino, When asked about their of Cafe Insomnia, is currently played by Sean Patrick Flanery the possibility that he is misdi- the previews, but those of you who are fond of it will be disap- • Beginning tonight, opinion of Cafe Insomnia, one taking suggestions for future ("The Young Indiana Jones agnosed in the movie (in which pointed to find it's nowhere in Bloodkin will play at Blind coffee fanatic said simply, "It's additions to .the Cafe. Anyone Chronicles"), with unusual pow- the film. Why do movies do that, Willie's. They're an Athens- about time." This seems to be with art work that they would ers. The boy is named Powder, "... BUT HE LOOKS based band that's a little bit the consensus among the ma- like to have displayed should and his hairless, ashy exterior anyway? MORE LIKE MICHAEL I must confess my expecta- blues and big bit rock-n-roll. jority of those involved in the contact him. The walls are vir- is chalk-white, indicative of his tions for "Powder" were marred Bloodkin's lead singer, ever-so-popular industry of tually empty and need your name. STIPE THAN A TRUE to begin with. Daniel Hutchens, has been lounging. talent. Powder's mother is struck by There's been some heat in called the "Mark Twain of Cafe Insomnia, for those Dickerson also mentioned lightning when he is in the ALBINO." the media because writer/direc- Rock & Roll." He wrote who haven't heard, is the that Cafe Insomnia may have womb, giving him an electric- "Makes Sense to Me,""Henry 'Boro's newest and most popu- live jazz and blues in the near like charge and powers such as case he is a bona fide freak). tor Victor Salva was convicted of molesting Nathan Winters, Parsons Died," and "Can't lar addition. Whether you're future. He hopes to have games telepathy, telekinesis, and un- Aside from this ambiguity, the the child star of his 1988 film, Get High" for Widespread in the mood to study class notes for the use of his patrons such precedented intelligence. film is excellent all-around. Panic. Bloodkin will be here or just sit and get deliriously as chess, cards and backgam- Raised in seclusion, he is intro- Flanery's performance is won- "Clownhouse." promoting their debut album slap-happy with friends for no mon. In the spring, Cafe In- duced into a less-than-accept- derful, accompanied by equally To give him due credit, though, he has done a superb Good Luck Charm. apparent reason, Cafe Insom- somnia hopes to add on a deck ing community. competent contributions by the Tripp West will be at Leg- nia is definitely the place to be. with tables for your outside In this respect the film's rest of the cast. job with "Powder." This ap- ends to D.J. for the Z102/ The coffee? Oh yeah ... it's chillin' enjoyment. theme centers around being dif- This is good for costars Mary praisal after my initial preju- WZAT Old School Party. great! They have espresso, Cafe Insomnia is located on ferent and society's discrimina- Steenburgen ("Parenthood," dice will attest to its quality. Bubba's is having a Lady's latte, cappuccino, mochaccino Chandler Road in the same tion. The extent of this preju- "The Butcher's Wife") and Jeff It just goes to show that bad Lock-up Champagne Jam and the insomniac. They tempt shopping center as the Univer- dice is overdone throughout the Goldblum ("Jurassic Park," people can make good movies. from 8-9. Men can join ei- you with 12 desserts, 10 fla- sity Books of Statesboro, movie — one of its few flaws. "Hideaway"), both of whose ca- It's not my place to judge Salva ther before 8 or after 9. vored syrups, hot chocolate, ba- Dingus Magee's, and that ATM I'm aware that youths in boy's reers have not exactly been soar- as "bad," but my point is that it • On Friday, Nov. 10 gels, muffins, danishes, crois- machine that we all know and homes may be more rowdy than ing since the mid-80s. Goldblum doesn't matter what the story is Mount Pilot will return to sants and hot tea. Yes, hot tea: love. It's open from 7 a.m. 'til most, but even so, those depicted is his usual, amusingly quirky behind a film. All that matters Blind Willie's. Earl Grey, English Tea Time, midnight on weekdays, 'til 1 in the one in which Powder is self. is what it means to the viewer. A new band out of Boston, Cinnamon Stick and Planta- a.m. on Friday and from 11 Expanding Man, will be at tion Mint. Statesboro should a.m. to 1 a.m. on Saturdays. It's Legend's. I've heard their count its lucky stars. Did I a nice, quiet place to come and tape and they sound pretty mention the cheescake? it's great for after-parties and darn good (not that it makes The atmosphere is easy-go- intense conversations. them cool by any means; ing. The light sounds of music Melissa McDonald, senior that's just my humble opin- ranging from classical, jazz, psychology/ philosophy major, For a • ion). They're a guitar-based and a variety of soothing fa- says "It's better than 'Cats' ... o band who was produced by vorites like Peter Gabriel or four stars! I will go again and the same folks that produced Phish float softly through the again." Cafe. Paul Dickerson invites you Limited Letters to Cleo and Gigolo Aunts. It offers lighting bright all to come in. He wanted you • 2M South Cactus, a country enough to read to but not bright all to know, "Cafe Insomnia is • oH band, will be at Bubba's. enough to make you uncom- here to serve you." QQ. Time! • On Saturday, Nov. 11 break out your leather and •Performance Works will stick out your tongues be- •On Thursday, Nov. 9, Gal- present "Gifts of the Body," a cause Strutter will be at lery 303 will host the opening dramatization of Rebecca Legend's doing the Kiss reception for the November show. Brown's award-winning novel thang. Strutter has been do- The reception will begin at noon about AIDS caretakers. The show ing its Kiss tribute for years, and works by four different art- Any Pizza, will be performed in the Commu- but now, they will grace the ists will be on display. The exhi- nication Arts Building, room 101 small-time city of Statesboro bition includes prints by Mick on Nov. 14, 15 and 16. to give all you Kiss fans the Jilg, paintings by Julie Plasketes, The admission is free and it time of your life. metal bowls by Cathy Morgan, and woodcut prints by Rosemary begins at 8 p.m. Seating is very Any Size, Also on Saturday, Wallace limited so get there early to as- Green will be playing at Blind Feit Covey. The exhibit will be in sure yourself a spot. Willie's. Wallace Green is a the gallery through Dec. 1. Come For more information contact local band that the potential by and view the exhibition on to put on an excellent show. Thursday or during the month. 681-5138. There will be parking Questions? Contact the art de- available in the Newton Build- Any Toppings! South Cactus will be at Bubba's. partment at 681-5358. ing lot.
•Bubba's will host Mon- ONLY day Night Football with free CLOTHING/CANNED for subs from Subway. FOOD DRIVE • Blind Willie's will host Punkenhead on Tuesday, Donate your old clothes and non-perishable foods Nov. 14 while Legend's tears the roof off the mutha with this Thanksgiving season! their Disco/Retro 80s night. No Double Portions, Please Tuesday night is GSU All proceeds will go to the Statesboro food bank night at Bubba's from 7:30 to 10:00. Bring your own con- and Department of Family and Children Services tainer for just rewards. Dates: • On Wednesday, Nov. 15 Order as often as you'd like! Cravin Melon will be return- Tuesday, November 14 ing to Legend's. Cravin Wednesday, November 15 No coupon necessary! Melon has received a consid- erable amount of air-play. Also, on Wednesday, Blue Place: Servins Statesboro/GSU Miracle will perform at Blind Union Rotunda Willie's. Bubba's will have its infa- mous boxing matches. This includes both men and women boxers. It's definitely 681-4326 Valid at Statesboro location only. Not valid with any other offer. Customer pays sales tax where applicable. Our an experience. It's something driver's carry less than $20. Delivery areas limited to ensure safe driving. c 1995 Domino's Pizza, Inc. you may never get the chance to see anywhere else. Sponsered by: SAAB/ABX, student athletic advisory board George-Anne Thursday, November 9,1995 — Page 9 Today's Quote "Wise men make proverbs, but fools repeat them." — Samuel Palmer CLASSIFIEDS, etc.
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A black tie Gala, featuring soprano FREE PUPPIES! 1/2 lab, 1/2 hound, black a Camellia Johnson, will be held Nov. 18. with white bellies. Call 681-0094 days or 15 Musical Crossword 101 Reservation deadline Nov. 4. Call 764-5071 nights to see. Southern Arts at 681-0830 for more Free to good home. One year old cat For sale: Pearl 5 piece drumset. Excellent By Gerry Frey information. " Where in The World ? " neutered and declawed. Must get rid of. condition. Just refinished. $500 OBO. Leave message. 871-6840. AD PLACEMENT (For Commercial All shots and misc. Included. Call 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 ,. Enterprises) -- Classified ads in the 681-9267. ACROSS 11 12 13 George-Anne cost 15? per word with a $3 ' minimum per insertion. Please add $1 per 16*Personal 1 Hari 14 ad for mailing and handling for tearsheet 09*Furniture & Appliances ,! Billy, good luck at finding ouat who I am 5 Satisfies " ■ service. The customer is responsible for 17 A 19" TV for sale. Only $150. Call Jennie this week. I won't be too hard. Have fun. I proofing the ad immediately upon .10 Mr. Howard & others at 489-8299. love my little. Love, Your Big Sister. " " publication. Pre-payment with your ad is 14 Fight 20 21 ■ 22 23 appreciated. Call 681-5418 for more Dining room table and chairs. $150 OBO. Congratulations Kelly McElheny 1995 1 1 15 Occurrence information. The George-Anne reserves Call after 6pm 489-6736 Homecoming Queen. We are proud of you! ■ 24 ■ 25 the right to refuse any advertisement. Alpha Tau Omega. 16 Besides For sale Queen size Futon bed. $150. Color AD PLACEMENT (For Students, Faculty TV $100. Call Chris at 871-3961. Mary, Happy 21st birthday! You are the 17 Baltimore speciality 26 27 28 ■ 29 ■ 30 31 32 33 & Staff) - The George-Anne publishes ads best little sis. Thanks for everything For sale: 4 piece living room set. $100 or 18 Wild dog * for students, faculty and staff which are you've done! Love ya, J.D. 34 ■ 35 ■ 36 non-commercial in nature. Submit your best offer. Call anytime and leave a 19 Deceased ads, 25 words or less, either in person at message. Must sell! 871-7048. Tim and Phil, your big sister loves you! 20 Venezuela city Love, Kara. Chad, good luck reaching your 37 ■ 38 39 ■ 40 Room 223 Williams Center during normal For sale: Dorm size refrigerator. Like new business hours (9am to 4pm), or via mail goal! You'll pay for our one year. Love 22 St. John's locale $40. 681-8507. 41 42 at Landrum Box 8001. Please do not Always, Kara 24 River in Thailand ■ 44 attempt to place free ads via telephone — Large waterbed frame for sale. Good 1 Wuz up all you bustas from the AUG. And 25 Teen add on 45 ■ 46 at these prices we don't take dictation. condition only $35. Call Tellas at to my girls Dij, Nessa, Lana, Pirn, Lisa, Ana, Ke, and Chay keep keepin' it real. 26 Excited state Attention Jewish Students Hillel Georgia Queen size waterbed for sale: Includes ■ 48 49 ■■ so Southern Jewish Organization has weekly Oak sidings with headboard and heater. 29 Precedes house meetings Tuesday at 7:30pm in Russell $225 . Call 871-5578 for more information. 30 Small amounts 51 52 53 54 Union Rm. 252. For more information, call 17*Pets& Supplies ■ 55 56 57 871-1723. Sofa for sale. Blue and white check, camel 34 Land:Slang back, just recovered last summer. Great AKC Rottwieler puppy, champion 35 Greedy person 58 59 60 61 ATTENTION JEWISH STUDENTS, condition. $200. Call Jennifer at bloodlines, sire and dam on premises, Hillel, GA Southern's Jewish Organization (912)625-8851. $250. Call 842-5199 after 4pm. 36 Teacher's goal 62 63 64 has an office next to the old Cafeteria in * t FISH TANKS: 29 gal filter, stand, etc. 37 Noun suffix the Williams Center. For more 65 66 67 information call 871-1723. 11'Help Wanted $125. 18 gal filter, stand, etc. $75. Prices 38 California city firm. 681-9295. Leave message. » ■ ATTENTION: The George-Anne screens ALASKA EMPLOYMENT - Students 40 Brussels locale Abr. all classified ads prior to publication. The 1 1 Needed! Fishing Industry. Earn up to 41 Theater parts newspaper strives to accept ads for $3,000-$6,000+ per month. Room and 43 Crossword puzzle bird 6 Hertz competitor 46 More malicious legitimate products & services only. board! Transportation! Male or Female. 19«Rentals& Real Estate 7 Sawbuck 47 China's Tse-tung Students are urged to exercise caution No experience necessary. Call 44 Lessen the force when replying to ads, particularly those (206)545-4155 ext A53942 1 bedroom apartment. Take over lease. 8 Pledge to marry 49 Lord in feudal law which ask for money or a credit card 45 Belief Available Dec. 11. Call 489-6139 for more number in advance of delivery of products Georgia Certified EMTs needed. Flexible 9 Blarney interest 50 Hemorrhage info. 46 Title of courtesy or services. Students are also urged to schedules and $$$. Call Richmond EMS at 47 Bucks 10 Wisconsin city 51 Mills report to the newspaper (at 681-5418) any 489-8500. Anybody need a place for summer at 11 Mr. Cassini 52 City in Peru suspicious offers they might see in the Willow Bend? 871-3368. 48 Regulations classifieds. Remember, if an offer seems NATIONAL PARKS HIRING - Positions 12 Jacob's twin 53 River to the North Sea are now available at National Parks, 50 Humbug lead in too good to be true, it probably is. Apartment for rent at Universtiy Point. 54 Firecracker need Forests and Wildlife Preserves. Excellent Across the street from campus. One 51 Washington city 13 Lead in for cracker DNA meeting. Tues., Nov. 7 at 6:30 room benefits and bonuses! Call 1-206-545-4804 bedroom apartment. $270/mon. Free cable 21 Nev. neighbor 55 Peruvian indian 1116. Business building. All LIT majors ext. N53941 and HBO. Call 871-6367 or leave message. 54 Ponce de Leon's find and anyone who wants to know more 23 Attempts 56 Fate Need resposible nanny to keep newborn in 58 Singer Stansfield about LIT welcomed. Apartment for rent: 2 bedroom, no deposit, 25 Algera city 57 Ms. Bancroft my home. Ref s required. Over age 19 only. first months rent free, Park Place 59 Follow Gamma Beta Phi general meeting Nov. 15 Call Alix 681-9267 serious inquiries only. Apartments, $237.50 per person, available 61 Soon 26 Heeling boat 60 Sun. talk on Wednesday at 7pm in the Union December 1st. Call Elizabeth 871-5497. 27 Moisten meat Theater. All members please attend. 62 Prayer conclusion Female roommate needed beginning 28 New York city Listen to Jake on WVGS on 91.9 12*Lost & Found Winter Qtr. Large bedroom, huge living 63 Gaggle members llam-2pm Saturdays. He might be naked. area. Share bath. No deposit. $212.50/mon 64 Windows '95 symbol 29 Be unwell Quotable Quote Lost Passport in Library Sunday 10/29. It + 1/2 utilities. Call Kellie 764-8664. Rent 31 ligation Next CICS (Community Improvement seriously negotiable! 65 Not one Club for Students) meeting, Nov. 6 at 5pm is green. USA. Please call Steve Strozzo at 32 Mountain crest 842-2223 if you find it. Thank you very 66 Slipped In Boston they ask, Rm. 273 of the Russell Union. New For rent: 3 bedroom, 2 bath trailer close to 33 Tennis world's Monica members are welcome. much. campus. Living room/kitchen furnished. 67 Appellation Sublease Dec.l. For more information, call 35 Dads " How much does he know ?" SCUBA CLUB MEETING 871-7220 or 871-7711 ASAP. DOWN Wednesday, November 8, 7pm. 13'Miscellaneous for Sale 36 Greek letter In New York, Room 254 in the Student Union. I want someone to sublease one bedroom 1 Caesar's 1700 38 Framed Computer for sale: Hewlett-Packard for Dec. Or Jan. To July 31 at Pine Haven. " How much is he worth ? " Send demo. Tapes to Lisa LB 10217. I'm 2 Atmosphere 39 Naut. mile & New Mex. computer with word processor. Printer Call 681-8342. In Philadelphia, looking for new hot bands to jplay on my included. Must sell! For more info, call 3 Rip 42 Frankfurt's locale time slot (a) WVGS, Saturdays, 9-llpm! Jennifer at 871-6195. Looking for a place to call home! Mature woman, full time student, seeks quiet 4 Tirane's locale 44 Persian Gulf sheikdom " Who were his parents ?" The GSU Fencing Club meets at the For sale: Meade Model 4450: 4.5" space in Statesboro area where small, well 5 French town College Plaza Center on Mondays and Equatorial Reflecting Telescope with 3x behaved dog is permitted. Wednesdays for 5 to 6:30pm + on Fridays Barlow lens and three eyepieces: H4mm 1995 All rights reserved GFR Associates Mark Twain (1835-1910) form 4 to 6:30pm. If you have any (225x), H12.5 (72x), and H25mm (36x). Need immediately, will pay first months questions, please call John Mason at Also 5X24 mm viewfinder. $225. Call rent + $100 cash to male to take over lease P.O. Box 461, Schenectady, NY 12301 871-5910 or by email gsi00849. 681-7763. in Player's Club apartments at end of quarter. 4 bedroom flat, queen size bed, Green and tan envelope style Dooney and W/D, cable, AC, $230/mon. + 1/4 utilities. 3 IN ' if Nlla 3 a H 3|A a V N 03'Autos for Sale Bourke pocketbook with shoulder strap. Call 871-6651. Help! Female roomie needed! Winter Practically brand new, paid $180, asking Quarter. First month FREE! Rent M O i D I [ |3 8 3 3 O||N 3 IN V '70 Buick Electra 225. Great car, runs $90. Call 489-4084. Ask for Laura. Reasonable rentals, houses, apts, negotiable! W/D, with or without smooth. Two door, new tires, 455 engine. m/homes, and offices. 764-5003. furniture. Great roommates own room! ^ O 1 SI V 11 3 n s N 3|v s 1 1 $1,500. Real genuine "hoopty". Call IBM compatible 386SX 4meg RAM, 3 1/2 Call today! Amy 871-3456. 1 disk drive, VGA monitor, modem, mouse, Sublease, take over lease Summer Quarter \f a i a 0 n dllV 1 d IN A 1 O 871-6554 in Park Place 40. Call Trina at 871-4943. keyboard. $500. Call Anna at 681-7587. Male or Female roommate needed to share y | '89 2 door red Dodge Colt for sale. Fully furnished $250/mon. Rent + 1/2 3 bedroom/2 bath house in Sherwood |H v alls 3 1 n Automatic and good condition. $3,200. The IBM compatible 386SX 4meg RAM, two utilities. Forest. Fully furnished $250 + 1/3 5 3 ■ 1 V w|| s V lAlHl 3 N 3 1 price is negotiable. Call Ka Yaw at hard drives, 16-bit sound, speakers, utilities. Call Patrick or Burke 871-6877 489-8299. modem, fax, Windows, W-Perfect, 3 1 \ IN 3|| S 3 9 V 1 S Desk-Top publisher, Print Shop, Quicken, 20'Roommates One roommate needed at Bonnie Glen / Jlln '92 Geo Metro in Maroon color. 2 door and Games, $800 OBO. 764-6799. apartment for subleasing from January 1 3 i 3j|T V N 1 1 V S||3 S 1 looks very new. Good condition. The Female roommate needed Winter Quarter. till September. Only $200 for private selling price is $3,500. Please contact IBM compatible 386SX w/main $200/mon + 1/2 utilities. Washer/Dryer, room. Please call Jane or Kelly at 3 V 1 1 N 3 i||o 1 d|| V 1 \V 1 Jennie or Yenny at 489-8299. coprocessor. 40 meg hard drive, 4 megs partially furnished, non-smoker, 2 < ram, VGA monitor, 3 1/2 disk drive, bedroom/1 bath. Call Melissa at 871-5346. Roommate needed Player's Club 5 V J L O 1 1 |3 1 vBn 1 O a v For sale: 1990 Ford Festiva. Excellent modem, mouse, keyboard. $550. Contact townhouse. One room good for two. Each s running condition, AC, perfect interior. Adam at 681-3701. room w/bathroom. $325/mon., W/D I a 3 O V||N v N| Asking $2,600 OBO. For more Female roommate needed Winter, Spring. included. Call 681-6542. \ 1 n £ > 1 1 N v|| s V 0 V a v 0 information, contact Chris at 871-6238 or IBM PS2 Model 30 286 desktop computer. Partially furnished, W/D included, leave message. VGA color monitor, extended keyboard, walking distance form school, own room. SWF seeks SWM/F to share 2BR apt. Rent ( ] V I 1 a||o 9 N 1 alia V u 0 internal send/receive fax modem. Okidata Call Dana 871-7446. $225 + 1/2 utilities. Partially furnished. I 1 Microlin 321 printer. Access the internet am a smoker and cat owner. Serious ( ) s ■ 1 vlli N 3 A 3 n a inquiries call 871-6013. 07»Education from your home! 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Students, faculty and staff can have their 25-word action ads published ■ AVAILABLE TO ALL STUDENTS. LET Continued from page 1 " for nothing (non-commercial listings only, please). Fill out the little rectangles below, I OUR YEARS OF RESEARCH BENEFIT YOU. IMMEDIATE QUALIFICATION . the Faculty Senate by-laws. ally-agreeable" solution had been I and send your ad to G-A Action Ads, LB 8001, GSU or drop them by our offices in I CALL 1-800-270-2744. "It states very specifically that reached concerning CLEC mem- It's time to make a change in longdistance I the Williams Center, Room 223. You MUST include your name and Landrum J carriers. If you're interested, call 871-5184 [Cahill] nominates students and bership, but was unavailable for ■ Box number to qualify for a freebie. Rembmer, keep it short: students, faculty JJ on MWF 3-5pm. I confirm or appoint them to further comment by press time. ■ and staff must pay 150 per words for as which exceed the 25-word limit. And, please Music Educator available for CLEC," Hyer said. Cohen delivered his lecture voice(scholarships), piano lessons, or violin Charlene Black, associate vice Monday evening to a packed au- I - no telephone calls... at this price we don't take dictation. ! lessons in my home close to GSU. Leave message 681-6967. president for academic affairs, dience of over 100 people in the PERFECT PRESENTATION - Let us who is Cahill'sboss, said Wednes- Union Ballroom. He spoke for typeset thesis or term papers, resumes, day there had been a meeting of one hour, then answered ques- flyers, business cards, letterhead, graphic designs. Leave message concerning job for administrators and members of tions for one hour. Carl at 688-3558. SGA on the issue. Cohen discussed media merg- "It should be Mr. Hyer's re- ers, which he said results in "self- SAVE BIG MONEY ON YOUR PHONE sponsibility to inform students" censorship" by reporters who are CALLS. All carriers, long distance and about the meeting, Black said. afraid of angering their corpo- calling cards. Savings GUARANTEED. No need to switch. 871-6227. She would not comment on her rate employers, who, he said, are TYPING-papers, lesson plans, resumes, opinion of what transpired. primarily conservative. He spoke cover letters, envelopes, invitations, etc. "This is a student government extensively about the merger of Please call 489-3191. issue," Black said. Time and Warner. He also cov- Hyer said Wednesday the ered cable television and spon- 23'Stereo & Sound meeting included himself, Ex- sors of news shows who allegedly SONY XRC410 cassette car stereo, CD ecutive Assistant to the Presi- influence the content of shows. changer compatible. Never been used _ YOU MUSI COM1 'LL1L lHIa FAK1 11M }i> ALIFY FOR FREEBIE - $200. Box with two 10" woofers $75. dent Ruth Ann Rogers, Union Cohen also criticized conser- 764-9215 Director Earl Cashon, SGA Vice vative figure Rush Limbaugh . Name LB Phone # President for Finance John during the latter part of his lec- Walraven, Black and Cahill. ture, listing alleged "errors" by He said earlier that a "mutu- Limbaugh. Page 10 — Thursday, November 9,1995 George-Anne
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