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For more information, please contact [email protected]. ;stablished 192, The Official Student Newspaper of Georgia Southern University Wednesday Sports: GSU Women's Tennis topples ETSU, 6-1 Volume 75, No. 5 April 10,2002 Page 7 www.stp.gasou.edu N THE INSIDE: GSU instructor dies in tragic car accident; memorial service to be held Monday afternoon ^Covering the campus like a By Mathew R. Palmer A memorial service, which will be She frequently served on the vol- [email protected] swarm of gnats attended by Gunnoe's parents, is unteer medical staff for the U.S. Tae Aimee Gunnoe, a temporary full- planned for Monday afternoon at 2 Kwon Do Union, covering events such time instructor in the Sports Medicine p.m. in the Nessmith-Lane Building, as the JuniorOlympics, National Cham- Jfofayfr Weather Athletic Training Department, died in Room 1603. pionships and Junior and Senior Na- a car accident Sunday, April 7, at the In lieu of flowers, donations may tional Team Trials. age of 29. be made to the GSU Athletic Training Prior to coming to GSU, Gunnoe Rainy with a According to State Patrol reports, Education Program or the U.S. Junior served as Assistant Athletic Trainer at high of 77° F Gunnoe was traveling west bound on Tae Kwon Do Program/Sports Medi- Bethune-Cookman College in Daytona and a low of Interstate 16 in Bulloch County when cine Fund. Donations to the GSU Beach, FL. 61° F. she lost control of her car and crossed Athletic Program should be addressed She received her Masters of Sci- the median, entering the east bound "In Memory of Aimee Gunnoe", P.O. ences in Exercise and Sports Sciences lane traveling backwards. Her car was Box 8053, Statesboro, GA, 30460- with a specialization in Athletic Train- inop- struck in the rear by another vehicle 8053. For the U.S. Tae Kwon Do, mail ing from the University of Florida and idone traveling eastward, pinning Gunnoe donations to 1 Olympic Plaza, Suite her Bachelor of Sciences in Health LBC'S Only in America inside. Two other persons were injured 104C, Colorado Springs, CO, 80909. Science with a concentration in Ath- artant in the accident. Gunnoe was bom in Charleston, letic Training from James Madison ielay, f# A police officer fires at a man Gunnoe was returning from WV and raised in Lynchburg, VA. She University in Harrisonburg, VA. retary who is armed with Chinese food. Daytona, Fl. where she was attending. had been an instructor at GSU since She was a past member of Phi Ep- low." • Employees at Wal-Mart renew •a competition with the National 1999 specializing in Sports Medicine- silon Kappa, Golden Key National id on 4heir vows in the store. Cheerleading Association of which she Athletic Training and taught in the Honor Society and Who's Who Among at he •A 12-year-old U of Memphis was a member and Athletic Trainer. Healthful Living Program. Students in American Colleges and uring student has big plans. A public viewing will be held on Gunnoe served as the Clinical Ex- Universities. :with GSU Faculty Webpages Wednesday evening at 6 p.m. at Heri- perience Coordinator for Sports Medi- Students were notified of Gunnoe's at "if Page 3 tage Funeral Home in Lynchburg, VA. cine-Athletic Training Majors and also death this week. All students should A TRAGIC LOSS: Aimee Gunnoe, who was an active member of GSU's UK Funeral services are plannedfor Thurs- worked with both the men's and continue to attend class as normal as Health and Kinesiology Department, died in a car accident on her way sear- m day at 2 p.m., also in Virginia. women's tennis teams. substitutes have been arranged. home from a cheerleading competition in Florida on Sunday, April 7. Sun- • Amanda Permenter observes him. the celebration of a group often discriminated against. University Housing • Adam Brady wants to run naked J across campus and you wouldn't '... like two beams reaching up to heaven. trying to attract care. Page 4 more students By Mathew R. Palmer X- Towers of light gawriterpalmer @ hotmail.com he Sports In the university mission state- ig ; • GSU Ultimate Frisbee finishes memorial to ment, it says, "Georgia Southern in ' sixtlvout of 16 teams in annual Sectionals tournament. darken Saturday University is a... student-centered re » GSU Men's Tennis is shut out KRT Campus residential campus" yet only 19 per- cent -just 2,779 - of the more than byETSU. NEW YORK - For Kathy Rohner ol 14,000 students enrolled live on cam- and Barbara Pandolfo, the twin tow- pus. le ers of light that soar above the lower rd Vickie Hawkins, director of uni- Manhattan skyline each night are versity housing along with the Hous- far more than luminous reminders t- ing Task Force wants to change that. of the Sept. 11 tragedy that killed And, according to a recent survey to their children and nearly 3,000 other ie and feedback from current students people. who live in residence halls, so do if "It's like two beams reaching up It to heaven," said Rohner, a River See Housing, Page 6 ;r Edge, N.J., mother of six who lost ie her youngest son, Scott, in the at- International Page 7 tack on the World Trade Center. "You keep running around Student Club searching for answers, and then holds fashion show there's this light, and you think, • Irish poet Richard Murphy By Angela Jones shares his talents with GSU at a maybe people won't forget her after [email protected] poetry reading. all," said Pandolfo, an Oradell resi- dent who lost her daughter, Domin- Forget Paris, and cancel Star Search, the International Student ique. Club put on a Fashion and Talent Such reactions are much deeper AP Photo/Benny Snyder Page 12 show that received rave reviews from and more heartfelt than Tribute in ELECTRIC TRIBUTE: An American flag hanging on a building facade April 6 in New York is seen through the audience on Friday, April 5 at Light organizers imagined March the towers of light tribute to the Sept. 11 attack victims. The $500,000 project uses 88 powerful, 7,000-watt 7:00 p.m. in the Russell Union Ball- Arts 11 when they installed two sets of searchlights arranged near ground zero. They will shine between dusk and 11 p.m. through April 13. 44 high-powered searchlights - at room. ^Entertainment 7,000 watts each - just west of that, on a clear night, can be seen 30 from us," said Union City, N.J.'s brilliant columns of light in the The program, entitled 'A Myriad of Cultures', lasted from 7p.m to • Yoga is found to provide Ground Zero in Battery Park City. miles away. Yolanda Knepper, who lost her sis- world - at 42 billion candle power 9:30 p.m., and included more than 20 balance to an effective cross Since then, two pillars of light reach "In some way, these beautiful ter, Nancy Perez. "New York City participants from the U.S., Gabon, training program. to the clouds every evening from 6 lights help us take back a little bit of should not turn them off." to 11 for a breathtaking spectacle what never should have been taken But after Saturday, the two most See Tribute in Light, Page 16 See Fashion Show, Page 6 GSU organizations celebrate Out Week Shuttle lifts off after By Mathew R. Palmer Supporting Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual [email protected] and Transgendered (GLBT) Students NASA fixes fuel leak Would you be an ally for someone at Georgia Southern". It was held in KRT Campus who is gay, lesbian, bisexual or a conjunction with "Out Week," and CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - Seven astronauts and a transgendered person? If so, would sponsored by the Out Week Planning truckload of hardware are racing toward the International you know how to? Committee. Space Station following Monday evening's successful That is just a couple of questions Few people attended the blastoff ®f the space shuttle Atlantis. asked by Drs. Ellen Emerson and discussion, which alarms organizers. The launch was the first of six scheduled in the next Chuck Zanone during a presentation It is for that seven months in a flurry of activity designed to get the Tuesday entitled "Being an Ally: space station closer to completion. Page 13 See Out Week, Page 16 Riding three new main engines that belched an orange pillar of fire, Atlantis thundered off the seaside launch Raptors are essential to environment pad at 4:44 p.m. EDT. A computer glitch marred the countdown as engineers frantically reloaded software, and to GSU's Raptor Center southern finishing the job with just 11 seconds to spare. By John Hardy appearances. They are the most The launch came after a four-day delay caused when Wayx23 @ hotmail.com highly displayed animals compared 1 HEATER & PERFORMANCE a liquid hydrogen vent pipe sprung a leak during fueling Birds of prey, or raptors, are to the rest of the center's inhabitants, on Thursday.