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Read about who has been nominated and who was passed over for an Emmy this year Thursday, January 27,2005 • Volume 77, Number 56 Page IB AROUND the HOUSE Target to open • Men's Basketball is ready for the road new distribution <• • Eagle Basketball player Jean Francois named center in Midway SoCon's Player of the Week • The Philadelphia Eagles' New jobs could benifit GSU T.O. says he'll play in the Super Bowl students, Statesboro community Page6A By Jennifer Maddox [email protected] Target Corp. is currently working to bring a new distribu- • • Luke Hearn addresses cowards on campus tion center to Liberty County. The site for the new center is located just off Interstate 95 in ■ Kansas City Star Columnist • _ Mary Sanches says Dallas Oliver/STAFF Midway (which is approximately Inaugeration Day protests Staff members of Lakeside's newest addition, Wrapsody, prepare fresh wraps to order. Wrapsody delivers a 60 miles from Statesboro), and is were ineffective healthy, low carb alternative for those students who want to try something new while watching their weight. expected to bring about 500 new job openings to the area. Once it opens, it will become Page 4A Target's 26th distribution center over the globe transported from in the country and the second their producers to the market Wrapping it up at Lakeside in Georgia. The Target chain at place. They work out the finest present consists of 1,308 stores details—shipment cost, how to Dressed for success? Wrapsody provides low carb meals for GSU students nationwide, with 40 of them transport them, where to ship BROOKLYN, N.Y.- Howard Goldstein, located in the state of Georgia. them, among other things—in 47, was charged with murdering his There are many logistics ma- order to make them available landlord and fellow Orthodox Jew, By Jessica Luber they were already registered with the state. Finally, we to the consumers. Without this Rabbi Rahamin Sultan, in October jors here at GSU, and distribution [email protected] process, trade with other nations during a rentdispute.The police said were looking up names and trying to see what would centers are often their primary that when they knocked on the door On Jan. 10,2005, Leigh Ann's Cafe made its way into fit us best and we came up with Wrapsody. It means place of employment. would be impossible. to investigate Sultan's disappear- Lakeside Cafe via its franchise name, Wrapsody. both exuberant and a feeling like no other and that is As of right now, GSU is the Many graduates from GSU ance, Goldstein answered dressed Keeping with the trends of current diet excursions, exactly how we feel about our menu and what we have only university in Georgia to have already made great contri- in a gray blouse "with a plunging the Wrapsody wraps are a healthy, low carb meal that to offer," she said. butions to this field. neckline," slacks and pink high- offer this major. According to Wraps served at Wrapsody range from hot to cold, "Former logistic students of heeled shoes, and wearing bright are made to order from only the freshest ingredients. Dr. Karl Manrodt, a logistics red lipstick and blue eye shadow A variety of over 30 different wraps and salads now chicken to shrimp and fajita style to teriyaki. professor at GSU, logistics is cur- GSU have done extremely well "that clashed with his long beard." allow for students to try something new when dining Wrapsody is now the second franchise restaurant on rently one of the fastest growing and have shown better than A search of his room turned up pre- at Lakeside. campus. As of right now, they do not yet take the Georgia industries today. average performance," Manrodt beard snapshots of Goldstein in an While most of the usual customers do consist of Southern Meal plan. Being a seperate entity, Wrapsody said. array of fashions and wigs. Logistics involves the mov- faculty and staff, Wrapsody is by no means discouraging has brought in its own employees allowing for their menu ing and storing of goods, and The companies that have More OIA on the student crowd. items to be paid for right at its own counter. is very important in making recruited logistics majors in the Page 3 Cafe owner Leigh Price explained that the name for Opening its doors only a few weeks ago, they have trade possible. Those that work past include Wal-Mart, FedEx, the new restaurant didn't come easy. "The name actually already begun to see a growing customer base among in this field determine how to and Georgia-Pacific. came about after six tries. Each name and logo that students, faculty and staff. Wrapsody is open Monday get exported goods from all we came up with was turned down after we found out- through Friday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. inside Lakeside Cafe. See TARGET, page 2A f j Learn about manag-. ing your money and spend your financial aid checks wisely Rice wins Bush seeks patience from Americans nod from on deadliest day for U.S. in Iraq By Terence Hunt Associated Press WASHINGTON - President Bush Section B Senate urged Iraqis to defy terrorists and vote in Sunday's election, and sought patience from ByAnneGearan Associated Press anxious Americans as a Marine helicopter crash Wednesday pushed the U.S. death "We should manage our for- WASHINGTON - Condoleezza toll above 1,400. * tunes as we do our health-en- Rice won confirmation as secretary "The story today is going to be very joy it when good, be patient of state Wednesday despite blistering discouraging to the American people," Bush when it is bad and never apply criticism from Senate Democrats who said on the deadliest day for U.S. forces since violent remedies except in an accused her of misleading statements the Iraq war began. "I understand that. It is * extreme necessity." and said she must share the blame for the long-term objective that is vital - that mistakes and war deaths in Iraq. is to spread freedom." The tally, though one-sided at - Francois de La Rochefoucauld, He lashed out at critics who say Iraq has 85-13, was still the largest "no" vote 1600s French classical author become too costly and deadly, suggesting against any secretary of state nominee that such second-guessing could hurt the since 1825. U.S. mission. The administration plans to Separately, a Senate committee, seek $80 billion to pay for war costs, bringing narrowly voted to send Alberto Gon- the total since the Sept. 11 attacks to more Friday zales' attorney general nomination to than $300 billion. the full Senate. And Jim Nicholson and "I think the Iraqi people are wonder- HIGH Michael Leavitt won confirmation as ing whether or not this nation has the will 58° the new secretaries of veterans affairs necessary to stand with them as democracy and health andhuman services respec- LOW evolves," Bush said. "The enemy would tively as President Bush's second-term like nothing more than the United States Sunny 32° Cabinet began to fill'out. to precipitously pull out and withdraw Rice, Bush's national security before the Iraqis are prepared to defend Saturday adviser for four years and perhaps themselves." his closest adviser on the war and HIGH More than half of Americans think it's terrorism issues that dominated his unlikely that Iraq will become stable and 50° first term, becomes the first black democratic, according to an Associated LOW woman to be America's top diplomat. Press poll. Undeterred, Bush said he is lead- Partly Cloudy 35° She succeeds Colin Powell, a former ing the nation toward an honorable goal - in > Army general who clashed privately Iraq and across the world. "I firmly planted with some of the strongest hawks in the flag of liberty," he said. AP Photo/Ron Edmonds // Bush's inner circle. To the Iraqis who face daily attacks from President Bush calls on reporters during a news conference Wednesday in the press room at Although Rice's nomination was insurgents, he said: "Clearly, there are some the White House. ' Police Beat 2A never in doubt, Democrats mounted who are intimidated. I urge people to vote. I think it is." He has called for legislation that will Calendar IB a lengthy and biting protest that urge people to defy these terrorists." cratic complaints about his top Cabinet picks. extend the program's financial stability while News Briefs 3A showed she will not immediately Conducting the 18th full-blown news Bush acknowledged that some Republicans 4A including an option for personal accounts for Opinions match Powell's collegial relationship conference of his presidency, the first of are nervous about his plans to revamp Social younger workers. Sports 5A with Capitol Hill. his second term, Bush touched on a wide Security, long known as the third rail of Ameri- Haifa world away, news from Iraq dominated Classifieds 4B Democratic senators denounced spectrum of topics, including his proposal to can politics.