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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]. ire id :tt et nne BLUE EDITION Tuesday Clinton seeks support from allies against Saddam November 18,1997 By Sandra SobieraiSobieraj in;„ TIraq—. with.^UD British™4-:„I.D-: Prime iMinisterf:„:„i mTony ... ■ . The Associated Press Vol. 70, No. 37 Blair and French President Jacques Key Confrontations since the Gulf War LOS ANGELES — Seeking a diplo- Chirac. The Associated Press The oldest continuously matic solution to the Iraq crisis, President — A "no-fly" zone is imposed over southern Iraq to stop air attacks on Shiite Muslim rebels. United published newspaper in Yeltsin told Clinton during their 20- Aug. 2,1992 Bulloch County Clinton spoke to counterparts in Russia, miriute conversation that Russia wants a States and some allies begin air patrols, which continue. France and Britain about returning arms peaceful settlement to the crisis, the Dec. 28,1992 — U.S. plane shoots down Iraqi MiG-25 violating no-fly zone. inspectors from the United Nations to Kremlin's press service reported Sunday. June 27,1993 — U.S. warships fire 24 cruise missiles at intelligence headquarters in Baghdad in retaliation for plot to assassinate former President Bush. By Iraqi count, eight die. Sports their job and eliminating the threat from Along with France, Russia has been the Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass de- Oct. 7,1994 — Iraqi troops move toward Kuwait, then pull back when U.S. dispatches carrier group, 54,000 troops U.N. Security Council member most re- and warplanes. struction. luctant to take an aggressive line against Aug. 31,1996 — Saddam captures Irbil, a key city inside the Kurdish "safe haven" protected by U.S.-led forces. "I think the chances are quite good that Iraq in the confrontation over military Sept. 3-4,1996 — U.S. ships and airplanes fire scores of cruise missiles at military targets in a move to punish the we can organize ourselves for this chal- inspections. Iraq military and discourage it from following Saddam. Clinton extends the southern no-fly zone to the suburbs of lenge and deal with it very effectively," Yeltsin told the president that "Russia Baghdad. Clinton told Democratic donors at a Sac- firmly intends to take the most active ramento, Calif., luncheon Saturday. steps in the pursuit of a peaceful way out George Washington to the Persian Gulf. It of U.S. arms inspectors who had been in Clinton consulted with Russian Presi- of the crisis surrounding Iraq," the Krem- was expected to j oin the carrier USS Nimitz the country as part of a United Nations dent Boris Yeltsin in a late-night phone lin statement said. within a week. inspection team. GSU squeaks by call after a private dinner here. Earlier, Amid rising tensions with Iraq, Clinton The buildup of military force in the An American pilot and his U-2 spy Clinton had discussed the developments on Friday ordered the aircraft carrier USS region was in response to Iraq's expulsion South Florida Please see IRAQ, page 14 The Eagles pulled out a 24-23 win over the Bulls Southern's squirrelly sidekicks Series of armed robberies Saturday. raises safety concerns Please see story, By Amy Branch some degree. Assistant News Editor page 6 "At this point in the investi- Following a series of armed gation, we can't determine Reminder robberies in the past month, con- whether the cases are related," cerns have been raised surround- Malone said. "They may or may ing GSU's students' safety. not be linked to each other." On Oct. 27, a student at Park Malone also said that some Place was robbed of $405, a ste- cases of armed robberies could reo and a Sony Playstation when be prevented. three men forced their way into "Don't ever open the door for his apartment and held the stu- anyone if you don't know who dent at gunpoint. they are," he said. On Oct. 30, a delivery driver "Once you open the door, it's Time marches on for Domino's Pizza was robbed by easy for someone to force their Thursday's issue of The four men at gunpoint. way in, especially if they have a George-Anne will be the The office at Seasons Apart- gun." ments was robbed on Nov. 4 Malone said students should last one for this quarter. when a man came into the office call the police at the first sign Be sure to get your with a gun and demanded money. that something is suspicious. classifieds and Two students were robbed of "If there is someone that you announcements in and their wallets at Southern Villa don't know trying to come into on Nov. 5. The students were your apartment, don't hesitate have a great break. also held at gunpoint by two men. to call the police," he said. Chief Richard Malone, of the Malone also said students Weather Statesboro Police Department, should be reminded not to be said that these cases are still out late at night alone. under investigation. "If you have to be out late, File Photo Our furry friends would like us to remember that we aren't the only ones who call GSU home. Malone said the descriptions remember that there is safety in of the criminals have varied to numbers," he said.
Today: Partly cloudy with a high in the mid- Semester system means earlier Godfather's CEO speaks 50s. By Jenita L. Howard Wednesday: Rain deadline for financial aid applications Staff Writer By Meggan Kicklighter correctly and on time to avoid delays in processing, Ml with a high in the lower Staff Writer "Goals and dreams are reached which could result in funds not being available 50s and a low in the by doing three things and these Because Fall Semester 1998 will begin on Aug. upon fee due dates. Students should also remem- mid-40s. things will enable you to lead 21, applications for student financial aid must be ber to enter GSU's school code correctly on the your life and to live your dreams," turned in earlier than usual. FAFSA. Today's Word said Herman Cain, president and According to Gordon Applications for Ser- aboiement CEO of Godfather's Pizza, Inc., Alston, assistant director vice Cancelable loans (obwoMAWN) n. the "WE ARE ENCOURAGING Wednesday night in GSU's of financial aid, the rea- and Regents Opportu- Southern Center Auditorium to uncontrollable and son for filing early is that STUDENTS TO FILE THEIR REQUESTS nity Scholarships are an audience of approximately 500 involuntary production of classes for fall semester available upon request students, faculty, and commu- abnormal or unusual will begin one month ear- FOR STUDENT FINANCIAL AID AS from the financial aid nity members. sounds lier than the quarter sys- office in Anderson Hall. EARLY AFTER JAN. 1 AS "Goals are achieved when bar- Source: Weird Words tem. The deadline for ap- Students should pick up riers are identified and removed," plying for financial aid is POSSIBLE." these forms by Feb. 15, Cain said. "The right problem is Index March 15,1998. Students 1998. worked on and inspirations and should begin preparing ap- — GORDON ALSTON, ASSISTANT According to the fi- Herman Cain Announcements 2 passions are the driving forces." plications for financial aid DIRECTOR OF FINANCIAL AID nancial aid department, Cain also said, working in the part of my dream.' College is Classifieds 13 as soon as Jan. 1, 1998. there will be no other wrong job or profession may be a part of your preparation phase Comics 13 "We are encouraging students to file their re- changes in the financial aid application process, barrier to success and happiness for your dreams, it is preparing quests for student financial aid as early after Jan. but the disbursement process will be a bit different. Crossword 13 and if a person is not happy with you for dreams you haven't even 1 as possible," Alston said. Alston said funds will be disbursed twice under what they are doing, they will dreamt yet." Features 10 "We would like students to file their applications the semester system as opposed to three times not be successful. Cain said success is not one Only in America 3 no later than March 15." under the quarter system. The amount of funds "However, some sacrifices point, but rather a collection of According to the department of financial aid, the given for types of aid, such as the HOPE scholar- Opinions 4 have to be made in order to suc- "destination points" or goals, and 1998-99 Renewal Application for Federal Student ship, will, for the most part, be the same for semes- ceed, and passion has to be the once one goal is reached, an- Police Beat 2 Aid is now being mailed to all students who filed a ter system as for quarter system. driving force behind the steps other must be made. Sports 6 1997-98 Free Application for Federal Student Aid "The annual amount should be relatively the taken to reach a goal because it is "Getting there is half the fun by Oct. 15, 1997. The form is being mailed to the same, just split up," Alston said. what enables a person to do the and half the challenge," Cain It is a desire of The George- address listed on the most recent Student Aid As before, checks, such as HOPE book checks, grunt work which is necessary to said. "I had reached my first Anne to print the news of Geor- Report. If a student does not receive a form by mail, will be distributed on the first day of classes. gia Southern University as ac- attain a desired goal," he said. definition of success and became forms are available in Anderson Hall or by phone at "The financial aid staff is committed to making curately as possible. If you be- "I know some of you don't like bored." lieve that something covered is 1-800-4FED-AID. the transition to semester system as easy as pos- the classes you're taking," he said. Cain also said that setting in error, contact the editor at "There will be no change in the way students can sible for students, and we hope to continue to be "Don't go to your professors to- goals is more important than 681-5246 as soon as possible. get those applications," Alston said. able to disburse student aid to students according Thank you. morrow and say 'I don't have any actually achieving them because Students should be careful to fill our the FAFSA to schedule," Alston said. passion for this class. It's not Please see CEO, page 14
FOR ADVERTISING INFO.: 681-5418 STORY OR PHOTO IDEA: 681-5246 FAX NUMBERS: 871-1357,681-0863 Campus organizations raise nearly $3,000 in United Way fund drive LANDRUM BOX: 8001 By Amanda Brunger man of the fund drive. "I have always said Staff Writer dent," Murphy said. Chemistry Club ($50), Student Senators E-MAIL TO: that GSU students are the best and this Those who donated to the student cam- ($10), Union Productions ($18.36), stu- [email protected] GSU students have raised approxi- proves it." paign included: Sigma Nu Fraternity dent donations ($145), Residence Life Check out our On-Line Newspaper at mately $3,000 so far this year for the Murphy said this was the first time ($50), Golden Key National Honor Society ($683.06), Greek Life ($304.51), Bermuda http://www.stp.gasou.edu United Way Student Campaign. that a United Way campaign for students ($50), ASID ($50), Alpha Delta Pi ($50), Run Apartments ($500), and Player's Club "This was the most money raised in has been done in an organized fashion. Phi Sigma Pi National Honor Fraternity Apartments ($573). George-Anne history for any charity by any organiza- "All of the hard work has finally paid ($50), Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc., "The students stepped up and made a tion at GSU, with still more (money) trick- off. It has been a successful campaign. ($50), Black Student Alliance ($50), difference in the lives of people in the Liked By Many, Cussed ling in," said Clint Murphy, who is the We owe the students of GSU a great PRSSA ($50), Beta Alpha Psi ($50), Phi community. All of the money raised stays By Some... Student Government Association vice Read By Them All thanks. They made the difference, rais- Eta Sigma Freshman Honor Society ($50), in Statesboro. It does not go to Savannah, president of academic affairs and chair- ing an average of twenty cents per stu- Georgia Southern Eagle Dancers ($132), Please see UNITED WAY, page 14 Page 2 — Tuesday, November 18,1997
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GSU Division of Public Safety from the bike rack near the li- Things to do at GSU through the recycling process. "Providing Care for the Dying November 14,1997 For more information, call 681- and the Bereaved: Challenges brary. •Casey Spivey, of Georgia 5444. and Caring Strategies," will be November 13,1997 • Matthew Johnson reported Avenue, reported a lost or sto- Ongoing •Emily Wynn reported her • A new exhibit, "Where do held from 9 a.m. to noon. For his Mongoose bicycle was miss- len cellular phone. • The Tutorial Center Work- bookbag was missing from the Textbooks Come From?" is more information, call 681- ing from Winburn Hall. •Eric Bailey, of Fair Road, shop Series will hold a "Math library. now in place in the display cases 99 Review" Tuesday, Nov. 18 5555. reported that someone entered on the second floor of the through Thursday, Nov. 20 at •Michael Johnson reported Statesboro Police Department and ransacked his apartment someone had used his ATM card Henderson Library. 5:15 p.m. in the North Building Thursday, November 20 and took several items. and had withdrawn $221 from • The student disability re- room 7. Students may attend • Eagle Cinema will show November 16,1997 his account. source center reading/taping any day. No registration is re- "Phenomenon" at 7 p.m. in •Keisha Brown, of Heritage November 12,1997 service needs volunteer read- quired. the Union Theater. Admission •Christopher Gunnels re- Square, reported that someone •James Rich, of Georgia Av- ers to record textbooks and • The Tutorial Center Work- is $1. ported a CD player, 60 CD's entered her vehicle and stole a enue, reported that his room- and $20 were taken from his other educational materials for shop Series will hold a "Math • The Justice Studies Club wallet and bookbag. mate hit him in the face. students who cannot read stan- Workshop: Using TI 82/83 will be traveling to the Georgia vehicle in the Plant East park- dard print because of visual, Calculators" at 5:30 p.m. in State Prison in Reedsville. Stu- ing lot. November 15,1997 •Marsha Harty, of perceptual or physical disabil- the North Building room 1. dents should meet in the paved •Julie Daughtry reported •Thadonsha Culver, 20, of ity. Call the Student Disability Fayetteville, reported that • GSU Coordinated Religious parking lot across from the For- her radar detector and a CD Hephzibah, was charged with Resource Center, located off someone keyed her vehicle. Ministries and the Russell est Drive Building at 7:45 p.m. case with approximately 30 DUI (refusal) and no license on Knight Drive in Hampton Hall Union will hold the 37th an- This trip will last through CD's were taken from her ve- person. section #5, at 681-5259 or 871- nual Christmas Tree Light- lunch. For more information hicle in the Plant East parking •Tia Wacker, 18, of Cone •Kashauna Clark, of Lanier 1566 for more information. ing Ceremony at 7 p.m. Mon- call Dr. Rebecca Davis at 681- lot. Hall, was charged with disor- Drive, reported that someone • The "A-Mazing Museum day, Dec 1. in front of Lakeside 5765. •A Housing employee re- derly conduct. scratched and dented her ve- hicle. Maze" runs now through Jan. Cafe. Music will be performed • As a part of the John ported someone had written on •John Nicholson, 18, of 6 in the Rosenwald Building. by the GSU Southern Chorale. Travolta Retrospect, Eagle Cin- the walls of the second and third Dawson, was charged with DUI ema will show Learn about famous labyrinths The University and Statesboro- "Phenomenon" floors of Olliff Hall. (2nd offense pending) and leav- at 7 p.m. in the Union Theater. and mazes, both fictional and Bulloch County communities ing the scene of an accident. Admission is $1. real with a giant walk-through are cordially invited to attend. November 12,1997 maze. The museum is open •Sean Maxwell, 19, of Lanier Friday, November 21 •Robert Lee Elkins, 39, of Monday through Friday from 9 Drive, was charged with bat- Wednesday, November 19 • Eagle Cinema will conclude Portal, was charged with DUI tery. a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday • Gamma Beta Phi will spon- the John Travolta Retrospect and weaving. and Sunday from 2 p.m. to 5 •Angela Ward, 19, of Lanier sor a Red Cross Blood Drive with "Face Off" at 7 p.m. and p.m. For more information con- • Ryan Holloway reported his Drive, was charged with bat- from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. in the 9:30 p.m. in the Union Theater. m tact the Museum at 681-5444. Trek bicycle was missing from tery. AfMO behind the Williams Center. Admission is $1. Winburn Hall. GOURMET • •A resident of Church Street "Recycling Lost and • Cinema Arts will show ft Found" appears now through Saturday, November 22 •Charles Cone reported his reported a case of harassment. "When Night is Falling" at Jan. 10 at the GSU Museum. • The Black Student Alli- Schwinn bicycle was missing 5 am-9 pm 7:30 p.m. in the Union Theater. ance and Cellular One will hold Discover what happens to pa- Admission is $2. per after it's put in a recycling a "3-on-3" basketball tour- bin. This interactive exhibit, • Former GSU professor nament at 9 a.m at Marvin Larry Platt returns to campus Pittman Gymnasium. Dead- courtesy of the Robert C. Will- 1 iams American Museum of Pa- for a series of lectures and work- line for entries is Nov. 20. Reg- •f permaking, will lead you shops. A workshop entitled istration is $15. i f • 6 Don't drink I Psychic Palm C and drive and Card Reader 1 Solves Alt problems c because we Of Life Hez'enls Past * Explains Present • Forsees Future I sorry, no checks accepted ( need you to SPECIAL $lo.°° READING read the G-A. Ar 912-871-4487 1113 Hwy. 301S., Statesboro, GA 304 S. ZETTEROWER AVE. 489-2831 ' i (accross from Ogeechee Tech) \ ( 11
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ONLY IN AMERICA... O Texas up to that point," Estrada said. "He's worked really hard to get Former principal an education. He loved teaching. stole Ritalin It was his life. I don't expect that rgia The Associated Press he'll ever be able to teach again. Did you make sto- His career has been ruined." WICHITA FALLS — A this one? oad, former principal of the elemen- tary school at Sheppard Air (0 Massachusetts sred Force Base has pleaded guilty lent Man, 92, faces eviction to possession of a controlled sub- no. stance. after roommate, 72, Terry Hitt admitted to steal- banished for drugs ing the drug Ritalin from stock brought to school by children to The Associated Press whom it was prescribed. Court BOSTON — A 92-year-old documents said he used the drug man whose roommate, another himself. senior citizen, was arrested on of The reported thefts began in drug-dealing charges faces evic- ;hat .September'1996 and ended tion by building owners who be- when Hitt was placed on leave lieve he acted as a lookout. phernalia in the apartment. ney who represents the in January. A federal grand j ury George Royals was allowed by Royals, who was in his bed- building's owner, Granite Lena indicted him in August. a judge to stay in the two-bed- room with a woman at the time Park. nier Ritalin is a prescription drug room apartment until a court- of the raid, was not arrested. Royals said he doesn't use ione used to treat attention deficit appointed guardian decides But officials of Winn Manage- drugs and Carter, he said, is ve- disorder. Hitt recently was di- whether he should be spared ment, which wants to evict both not a dealer. agnosed with that disorder and eviction because of his age. men, said in court that Royals "He's just using drugs. He was suffering from severe clini- His roommate, 72-year-old was Carter's lookout. They say doesn't sell it. He's a good guy," cal depression when he was William Carter, was kicked out the apartment is visited by drug Royals told the Boston Herald. abusing the mild stimulant, of the subsidized apartment by a users day and night. Under state law, Royals is defense attorney Robert Housing Court judge after he "We have an obligation to the responsible for drug activity in Estrada said. was arrested in an Oct. 8 raid in other residents to keep the build- the apartment because both "The addiction overcame ev- which police say they found two ing safe and free from drugs," men's names are on the rental erything he had accomplished bundles of heroin and drug para- said Kenneth Krems, an attor- contract. How 'bout
Despite hundreds of letters, II Legends in Grey T-shirts this one? governor can't pardon dog ||| E^dpsively^t The Associated Press ers sentenced Nadas to death MEDFORD, Ore. — People under a 25-year-old law intended have sent about 1,000 letters and to protect livestock. . faxes to the governor asking for a Roach said the day of the inci- pardon for a dog sentenced to die dent, he chained Nadas outside for chasing a horse, but the ex- his duplex before heading to ecutive branch says it has no work. The dog got loose, and a power to spare the mutt. neighbor's 13-year-old daughter "We have obtained a legal saw it chasing the family's horse opinion that the governor is al- and told her mother, who re- lowed to execute his powers of ported it to authorities. Roach clemency only for humans," said it was Nadas' only offense. Leslie Carlson, spokeswoman for "They look at it as though you Gov. John Kitzhaber, said. just get another dog," Roach said. The letters were generated by "That's not the case with Nadas. an article this week in the Na- He was my heart. He was part of tional Enquirer and a World Wide me. I don't want another dog. I Web Page about Sean Roach, 21, want him." of Phoenix and his collie-mala- mute mix, Nadas. Roach has until Thanksgiv- ing to appeal his dog's case to the Oregon Supreme Court, but he was counting on the governor's help. "It's hard for me to believe he can't" grant a pardon, Roach said. Your Study Jackson County commission- Woman with long fingernails is fingerprinted, freed Mate
The Associated Press AUGUSTA— Jailers finally freed Georgia Anne LaFavor af- ter figuring out a way to take her 1 fingerprints without cutting her 5-inch fingernails. ■ Ms. LaFavor was arrested on , a misdemeanor and was due to be released after posting bail. Georgia Southern University ^(jj^ But she stayed in the Richmond County jail for four days because jailers said her nails prevented them from taking her prints by 681-4326 48^ computer. College Plaza ^BK 1 Finally, a jailer used an ink pad to take the prints and she was freed Monday night. » Ms. LaFavor said jailers didn't even try to find an alternative fingerprint method until Mon- , day night. "They took one look at my nails and said it couldn't be Buy One Pizza at Regular Menu Price and Get a Second of done," she said. Equal or Lesser Value FREE! (Carryout Only) Sheriff Charlie Webster said Valid Fall Semester 1997 that Ms. LaFavor shouldn't have One coupon per pizza. Valid at participating stores only. 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Our drives carry less than $20.00 Bagels Ask about Our Large Party Discounts Glorge-Anne For 70years, Georgia Southern's Official Student Neiospaper Liked By Many, Stacy demons Amanda Crews Cussed By Some... Editor Managing Editor Read By Them All Michael Bowdoin ^^L The oldest continuously published neiospaper in Bulloch County Tuesday, November 18,1997 News Editor Opinions Our Opinion Come on GSU, Statesboro community %7 m WfeD and get behind Georgia's bottle bill OtfTofO&KWTo Last month, UGA students asked drivers in Athens to VooK ToK to honk in favor of a Georgia bill which would offer an economic incentive for recycling. Perhaps GSU students should join in the fight. The Beverage Container Recycling and Litter Reduction Incentive Act, better known as "the bottle F bill," would put a deposit and refund value of 10 cents on glass, metal or plastic beverage containers. That means that returning all those beer and soda bottles V and cans could put a few pennies in the pockets of students. Unfortunately, the bill may never become law. That's the reason UGA students are protesting. According to UGA's The Red and Black, the bill is being held up in the Natural Resources subcommittee now without any definite decisions to pursue it. Passing this bill would encourage even more students as well as Georgia residents to beef up their recycling efforts and therefore preserve our natural resources. So, what's the problem? Some argue that the bill has been held up because it would require bottlers and distributors to pay a three-cent handling fee for each bottle or can. Obviously, Coca-Cola and other distributors would not be thrilled about that. Others argue that the bill would not really help preserve our natural resources because the containers which would be addressed by this bill do not really contribute much to the overall waste. Still others say that the recycling effort is going fine without any Thank you Saddam Hussein for the lovely holiday gifts governmental assistance. It's the holiday season. said according to an Associated But extra money always motivates people, and it Thanksgiving is about a week Press report. may be this kind of motivation which can make recycling away and Christmas is a little What makes a man like you, as automatic as brushing our teeth. over a month around the corner. STACY CLEMONS Mr. Hussein, tick? Do you enjoy If you agree that the bottle bill ought to become law, Yet, the world, most impor- offering threats on American then do something about it. Call or write your state tantly U.S. citizens, have been EDITOR lives as gifts for the holiday? legislators and show that students can make a granted an early Christmas wish In 1991, you gave the world, by one of the world's most be- including your humble friends difference. loved gift bearers. We all need to here in the United States, a gift send letters of thanks to Saddam we will cherish for the remain- I Hussein. Thursday to withdraw all arms United States is accusing Iraq of der of our lives (so to speak). We I How many of us had sending inspectors from Iraq after the doing (not exactly on the same always wanted to have a Gulf I our loved ones to war at the top of gracious Saddam Hussein or- level as dirty magazines or love conflict. Thanks a lot. I our Christmas lists? Not saying dered Americans on the U.N. letters though.) . Are you simply ignorant of Now you have a chance to "talk back" to The George- I that there will be a war, but I team out immediately. The United States is accusing the West? Anne about whatever floats your boat. It's a quick, easy I don't think many of us wanted Don't think we are not gra- way to write a mini-letter to the editor. Fill out this form to be apart from our loved ones cious for all your wonderful I DON'T THINK WE ARE NOT GRACIOUS FOR ALL gifts. Truly we are, but we have and send it to P.O. Box 8001, or drop it by The George- this holiday season. I There are currently about a few presents we would like to Anne office at Williams Center room 223. YOUR WONDERFUL GIFTS. TRULY WE ARE, BUT WE I 20,000 U.S. troops in the Per- send you prior to the holiday I sian Gulf region, including crew HAVE A FEW PRESENTS WE WOULD LIKE TO SEND season. Name: L.B.: Phone: aboard U.S. Navy and U.S. Ma- First of all, we are sending I YOU PRIOR TO THE HOLIDAY SEASON. I rine ships. In addition, about you one more nice little boat to 200 U.S. Air Force aircraft are play with. We have given it the Your words of wisdom: I stationed in Kuwait, Bahrain and On a recent edition of "Face Hussein of deliberately not com- name USS George Washington. I Saudi Arabia. the Nation," a weekly CBS show plying with the Gulf War cease- Our British friends would also I This now means local service- which focuses on the biggest news fire resolutions demanding the like to send you a holiday gift. I men, like myself, will be on story of the week, the Iraqi Am- dismantling of Iraq's weapons of They think you'll love it. It's standby for the next couple of bassador to the U.N. said he mass destruction. If there is an invincible aircraft carrier. LETTER AND SUBMISSION POLICY weeks wondering if our services believed "the American inspec- nothing to hide, then why not let We thought you would like will be needed. That also means tors were simply trying to find the inspectors look around? these gifts, but we're not fin- The George-Anne welcomes letters to the editor, story submissions and that families will probably be anything they could to hold What harm could it do Mr. ished. guest columns from people both inside and outside the Georgia Southern without loved ones for yet an- Hussein? Although some of us might University Community. All copy submitted should be typed (double-spaced, against Iraq. I don't think there please), preferably on Macintosh disk in Microsoft Word or Microsoft Works other holiday season. And who is anything to hide." By the way, we would like to be without loved ones for the format. All submissions must be signed and include a mailing address and do we owe for this wonderful If so, why won't Saddam thank you for the lovely threat holidays, you'll have a few phone number for verification. The editors reserve the right to reject any gift? Saddam Hussein. Hussein allow the American in- against our American fighter pi- friends to play with. Be fore- submission. There is no word limit on submissions. A writer may request to It was a little over 20 days ago spectors in? lots. Would you really risk warned, they might be a little remain anonymous. However, it will be the editor's decision whether or not to that this crisis began. For those It's like when you were little shooting down the U.S.-manned upset, since they won't be able to print the name. Submissions are run on a space-available basis. of you who haven't been watch- and you were hiding a dirty U-2 spy planes if they continue unwrap their own gifts. So, you ing the news or reading newspa- magazine (if you are a guy) or to fly over Iraq? nice kids play fair. pers, the entire issue is sur- makeup or love letters from U.S. Ambassador Bill Oh yeah, before I forget, we STAFF rounding Iraq's expulsion of boys (if you are a girl). If you Richardson said last week that heard you would like a few more U.S. weapons inspectors. Re- Iraq was in "open defiance" of trucks, tanks and planes to play NEWS didn't have it, then you didn't fusing to let Iraq dictate who mind your mama checking your the United Nations. with. We have some here we Assistant News Editor: Amy Branch; Layout Editor: Aletha Snowberger; Staff: could send you if you like. Sin- Michael Bowdoin, Salua Brannen, Elizabeth Dewey, Aaron Flood, Meggan can or cannot inspect its weap- room. "I think there are going to be Kicklighter, Kevin Larson, Jarret Regan, Jennifer Stone, Stacey Wysong ons led to the U.N.'s decision last Yet, that is exactly what the some serious consequences," he cerely, your American friends. FEATURES Features Editor/Arts & Entertainment Editor: Kelley McGonnell; A&E Staff: Eric Bray, Robbie Bruce, Brett Heilbron, Brad O'Neill, Amanda Payne, Jennifer Your Opinion Stokes; Features Staff: Karen Abbott, LaTonya Askew, Jennifer M. Dorner, Kaytee McGonnell, Chris Mayer, Ni' Cole Patterson, Rodney Reid Styrofoam usage is sore point about Styrofoam is after it rains. You need 4-wheel SPORTS Parking at GSU sickening to some the fact that it is cheaper than drive just to make it through Sports Editor: Mike Davis; Staff: Mike Gibbs, Lee Guarnella, Jamie Hodges, Jill paper products. there. And the puddles. How Walker is getting worse Editor, Every year I have been here many times have you screwed up OPINIONS I am shocked and appalled at the price of a daily meal plan Editor, the interior of your vehicle be- Staff: Michael Bowdoin, Stacy demons, Amanda Crews, Chance Fulk, Yolanda the sheer tonnage of Styrofoam has increased while the food I'd like to start off by saying cause you had to walk through a Gunn, Aletha Snowberger, Marnite Zachery used daily on our campus. It quality had remained the that I'm a little perturbed that swamp to get to your car or truck? PHOTOGRAPHY sickens me that I appear to be same. GSU has not shelled out the I think it's about time that Chief Photographer: David Mathews; Staff: Cory Brooks, Amy Hazen, Hans the only voice raised in protest, This increase in price is not bucks to have the Forest Drive GSU does something about one Knoepfel, Amanda Scott, Rebecca Smith, Anne Stanley, Sarah Trucksis, Dan for I have seed no articles or inflation, for our price jump is parking lot paved. of our major parking lots here Torok letters in this paper, or any much higher than national and Come on folks. on campus. And to those of you CIRCULATION other student publication, dis- state inflation averages. I know that all of us, at one who are in charge of, maybe, cussing Styrofoam. This means that food services Supervisor: Steve Taliaferro time or another, have received following through with this, Has GSU forgotten the may are charging more for the same one of those ridiculously high let's do it in a civilized manner. ADVERTISING/DISTRIBUTION SERVICES (ADS) problems of Styrofoam? The work, and are serving it on priced parking tickets from our Please don't do like the library Advertising Manager: Shawn Sunderland; Business Manager: Zeina Rahme; most obvious is the fact that it cheaper material, and thus wonderful parking department did and wipe out half the com- Marketing Coordinators: Julie Thompson; Classified Ad Manager: Ron Lair; Sales Representatives: Tom Harrington, Anda Johns, Ron Lair, Julie Thompson does not decompose quickly at gouging the students to pay for here on campus, but where does puters at an inconvenient time. all. Some types of Styrofoam a product which ruins the that money go? Who ever thought of that plan PRODUCTION AND GRAPHICS EDITORIAL SERVICES also produce CFC's during de- beauty of campus and destroys (PAGES) Especially all the money gen- was brilliant. I just hope you'll composition. the environment. I urge stu- erated from the ticket hike be a little bit more intelligent General Manager and STP Web Master: Scott Mulkey; Production Manager: Why are we allowing its Kathy Jacobus; Assistant Production Manager: Shawn Sunderland; Staff: dents to become aware of these implemented this year? Frankly, than they were in following Johnathon Brooks, Amy Hazen, Angela Hodges, Ron Lair presence on this campus? Are facts. I'm surprised that we don't through with this process. GSU students ignorant of these STUDENT PUBLICATIONS COORDINATOR have axles and transmissions facts which have been reported Peter Hayes laying around the Forest Drive David A. Frick Robert Bohler: News, Editorial Advisor; Bill Neville: General Manager a GSU student for over fifteen years? Another parking lot with as bad as it gets a GSU student George-Anne Tuesday, November 18,1997 — Page 5 With AT&T? Get AT&T Call Organizer. FREE. One phone. One bill.Two roommates. No math. Live off campus? 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Call 1-800-8 78-3872 or visit www.att.com/college/np.html It's all within your reach. AT&T 5 ©I 597 AT&T GThe This Week In GSU Athletics •Tue., Nov. 18 - MEN'S BASKETBALL vs. JACKSONVILLE STATE, 7 p.m. •Wed., Nov19 - Swimming and Diving at Georgia, 3 p.m. •Fri.-Sat., Nov. 21-23 - SOUTHERN CONFERENCE VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT, TBA • Fri., Nov. 21 - Women's Basketball vs. Austin Peay (at Clarksville, Tenn.), 7:30 p.m. r Men's Basketball at Illinois, 8 p.m. • Sat., Nov 22 - Women's Basketball vs. E. Kentucky (at Clarksville, Tenn.), 2 p.m. • Mon., Nov. 24 - WOMEN'S BASKETBALL vs. GEORGIA, 7 p.m. Tuesday,orts November 18,1997 The oldest continuously published newspaper in Bulloch County Page 6 BEYOND Eagles avoid scare, escape USF THE ARC By Mike Davis Sports Editor MIKE DAVIS I-AA Football Poll TAMPA, Fla. — Lengthy bus rides home in the early hours of 1. Villanova 10-0 the morning 2. Western Illinois 9-1 3. Delaware 10-1 GSU certainly Webber 4. Youngstown State 9-1 I've got good aren't part of 5. Western Kentucky 9-1 a college football player's life 6. Eastern Washington 10-1 news, and I've that he writes home about. 7. McNeese State 9-1 But after games like the one 8. Ga. Southern 9-2 GSU had Saturday night, the 9. Hampton 9-1 got bad news irritating sound of a charter and 10. Florida A&M 8-2 In keeping with tradition, aching muscles from sitting in 11. Montana 7-3 something we value here at The uncomfortable seats never •12. Southern Univ. 9-1 George-Anne, I bring to you good looked more refreshing for the 13. Stephen F. Austin 8-2 14. Jackson State 8-2 news. Eagles when the Tampa Sta- 15. Appalachian St. 7-3 dium clock hit zeros. I also bring bad news, so let's 16. Eastern Illinois 8-2 get on with it: In a more simple way of put- 17. Hofstra 8-2 • If a popularity poll was ting it, when the game was over, 18. Cal Poly-SLO 9-1 taken on Paul Johnson now that the Eagles got'out of Dodge and 19. Eastern Kentucky 7-3 this year's regular season is in never looked back. 20. Northeastern 8-2 the books: Good News. GSU, a week after clinching 21. Northeastern St. 7-3 • If a popularity poll was the Southern Conference title, 22. So. Carolina St. 8-2 taken on Tim Stowers now that faced more friction than expected 23. Dayton 9-1 this year's regular season is in against South Florida, and in 24. Bucknell 10-0 25. Liberty the books: Bad News. result, had to pull out a last- 8-2 • If a popularity poll was minute goal-line stand on a USF taken on Tim Stowers now that two-point conversion to avoid a Down by one, USF head coach this year's regular season is in back-crushingupset and win 24- Jim Leavett elected to go for the the books ... but the final results 23 in front of 30,470 in Tampa win with a two-point conversion were counted by his attorneys: Stadium Saturday night. attempt, which never really Good News. The win ends the Eagles regu- started as Chad Nighbert bolted • Attorneys' reputation for lar season with a 9-2 overall through the line and sacked telling the truth: Bad News. record, while South Florida, in Barnhardt to hold the lead. • Jeff Gordon being in every its first year of football, dropped "When they drove the field newspaper and magazine and to 4-6 overall with one game like that and scored on fourth on every talk show for the next remaining. and goal, that kind of took a stab month after winning the Win- "We're lucky we won the foot- at our pride," said defensive end ston Cup championship on Sat- ball game," said GSU coach Paul Derrick Reeves. "We had to stand urday (if you're a Gordon fan): Johnson. "I give them a lot of them up after that. We dug deep Good News. credit. They came out ready to and held 'em off." • Brooke Gordon, Jeffs wife, play." The Eagles' away version of had she been the driver who With 1:45 left in the game, the Haunted Forest didn't end won the Winston Cup champi- USF passed the gut-check test their. USF attempted an on-side onship on Saturday, and there- File Photo by driving the field and scoring kick and were able to retain pos- fore, would be appearing in ev- AND ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST: GSU, shown here against The Citadel earlier in the season, on a Chad Barnhardt quarter- session, but an illegal formation won its ninth game of the season Saturday night, as they barely beat South Florida, 24-23, in Tampa. ery newspaper and magazine back sneak on 4th-and-goal. Please see USF, page 9 and on every talk show for the next month. How can I empha- size this enough? Really Good News. Jones jolts Eagles in GSU swimming men win, • GSU basketball coach Gregg Polinsky with his coat on in the first 10 minutes of a basketball women split on Saturday game: Good News. opener, beat Webber By Jamie Hodges The women's team split, go- By Mike Gibbs their home opener Saturday at students at the games." said Staff Writer • GSU basketball coach Gregg ing 1-1. They beat Emory 74-40, Staff Writer Hanner Fieldhouse, where the men's basketball head coach Polinsky with his coat off in the The GSU Men's and Women's but lost to Florida Atlantic 52- team extended their home- Gregg Polinsky. "I do think that first 10 minutes of a basketball GSU The swimming and diving teams 60. Eagles opener win streak to 17 games they [the fans] will be enter- game: Bad News. Webber hosted a three team dual meet "I feel very happy with how with a victory over Webber Col- tained." • The Atlanta Hawks' record showed at the Hanner Natatorium Sat- the women's team competed to- lege 97-69. GSU (1-0) was a little slug- as of today, if you're a Hawks their ability to pressure the ball urday afternoon. day," said Anne Marie Wozniak, "We have guys who love play- gish but kept its composure by fan: Good News. when needed and drain some The teams GSU competed head coach of the women's team. ing. Now we need to have some hitting key buckets to stay ahead • The Atlanta Hawks' record key baskets to help seal a win in against were Emory and Florida "Florida Atlantic is a great pro- throughout the game. Sopho- by the end of the season, if you're Atlantic. The men went 2-0 in gram. We were able to step up more forward Hamp Jones put a Hawks fan: Bad News. the meet, defeating Emory 71- and compete with them the in a star-studded effort by scor- • The Atlanta Braves' post- 39 and Florida Atlantic 65-38. whole way. It came down to the ing a career-high 24 points in 24 season parade after the 1995 "It was a very competitive last relay, and unfortunately we minutes and grabbing 10 re- World Series: Good News. meet, it was very close," said lost. We had some great swims bounds to complete the double- • The Atlanta Braves' post- Derek Chaput, head coach of the today, and I'm really excited with double. season parade after the 1997 men's team. how things are going." "Someone had to step up. As a World Series: No News At All. "I thought our kids had a lot Jon Aron broke the school team, we weren't doing all that • The Atlanta Falcons: Same of heart today," Chaput said. mark in the 500 free with a time well in the first half. I tried to OP News. "We had a tough week of prac- of 4:41.11, and he was also a step up and help the team as • GSU's fight song (for those tice. There were some great part of the record breaking free much as possible," said Jones. who don't know it): Good News. times; the results we had today relay team, consisting of Aron, Jones who walked on the team • GSU's fight song (for those were just outstanding. Out times Sebastion Muning, Troy Wag- a year ago, credits the defense who do know it): Bad News. kept dropping, and we set some oner and Brian Lucius. They fin- for picking up the pressure in • My record predicting games records today, which is always ished with a new school record the second half. for The G-A Pigskin Pick'em Box, great." time of 3:12.6.1. Kendall Hill, a 6-foot-6, 250- that is shamelessly shown to the pound forward, produced some whole school every Thursday: impressive minutes for the THE DIVE: Bad News. Eagles off the bench with five GSU competed • The Georgia Bulldogs be- points and grabbing eight re- against Florida fore Auburn: Good News. bounds. Atlantic and • The Georgia Bulldogs after "Sitting out last year, I had Emory Auburn: Bad News. that hunger there," said Hill. University on • The view from the Tampa "Now that I can play, it's the Saturday at Stadium press box if you're hunger of only wanting to get Hanner watching an air show: Good better." Natatorium. News. "The thing for him this year is • The view from the Tampa to really focus on rebounding Stadium press box if you're and defending," said Polinsky. watching a football game: Bad "Ball pressure increases your News. margin of error off the ball." • The fact I cleared the water In the second half, the Eagles on hole seven at Southern Links File Photo came out with intensive pres- the other day: Good News. ARKEE, YOU ARE CLEARED FOR TAKEOFF: Eagles freshman sure on Webber. • The fact it's taken me ap- Arkee Thompson leaps for the easy two. > proximately two-and-a-half Please see WEBBER, page 9 File Photo years to clear the water on hole seven at Southern Links: Bad Sports shorts from around the country ... The Associated Press Top 20 News. • Incidents during Monday's game against "Fans must be accountable for the use of 1. Michgian 10-0 11. Washington St. 9-1 • Houses on the Southern San Francisco, including a man shooting a their seats in an instance of such extreme 2. Florida State 10-0 12. Arizona State 8-2 Links course when my south- flare gun, have prompted the Philadelphia behavior," the Eagles said ina written state- 3. Nebraska 10-0 13. Auburn 8-2 paw swing breaks out its most Eagles to consider changing fan policies and ment. 4. Ohio State 10-1 14. Georgia 7-2 commonly-used feature ... the security measures, owner Jeff Lurie said. Lurie said the review of fan policies and 5. Tennessee 8-0 15. Mississippi St. 7-2 slice: Bad News (if you live in "... What we witnessed this past Monday security procedures will be aimed at discour- 6. Penn State 8-1 16. Texas A&M 8-2 the house.) Good News (if al- was undoubtedly a step backward," Lurie aging such misconduct. 7. UCLA 8-2 17. Washington 7-3 ways in for a good laugh.) said Thursday. "We want fans to dome to Eagles games to 8. North Carolina 9-1 18. Syracuse 8-3 • The chances of this column The fan was arrested for shooting off the feel safe at all times," Lurie said. "We will not 9. Kansas State 9-1 19. Virginia Tech 7-2 winning any awards: Extremely flare, police said. tolerate drunkenness and abusive behavior. 10. Florida 8-2 20. LSU 7-3 Bad News. ■■^^■H mm George-A^^ Tuesday, November 18,1997 — Page 7 GSU drops first exhibition in OT Hall's 18 lift Lady Eagles By Jamie Hodges Staff Writer past Askew and company By Jamie Hodges passing lanes and getting steals. Spartak 107 In a con- Staff Writer test that fea- "We were able to rotate in more GSU 101 The GSU tured a high players, and everybody came out women's bas- scoring affair with many lead Sports Reach 45 and played real hard." changes, the GSU Lady Eagles ketball team As the lead got bigger, Cram defeated the Sports Reach Cru- basketball team lost their exhi- was able to substitute in his less- bition opener Thursday evening saders 69-45 at Hanner experienced players, who re- Fieldhouse Sunday afternoon, at Hanner Fieldhouse to Spartak ceived valuable game experience, using an 18-2 run in the middle Prenza, a traveling team from including true freshmen Rachel of the second half to seal the win Russia, 107-101 in overtime. Ratchford, Allison Gregory and and close out the exhibition sea- The game gave GSU head Lauren Langley. son in a positive manner. coach Rusty Cram his first op- The Lady Eagles pushed the portunity to see his "new look" "I was pleased," said head lead to its widest margin of 27 coach Rusty Cram about the vic- Lady Eagles for the first time in twice, 62-35 at the 4:28 mark tory. "We still have a long way to a real-game situation after los- and 64-37 with 3:26 left to play. go. But we made some improve- ing three vital players in Danelle GSU forward Sharon Mitchell Toole, Tarsha Askew and An- ments from our last game. If we attributed the better play on of- gelica Rivers to graduation. continue to improve, I believe fense in the second half to pa- we'll be all right." "Angie and Tarsha were cre- tience. ators," Cram said after the game. The game was a homecoming "We just took our time and we "That's what we lost. We've got for two former GSU athletes, threw better passes," she said. Tarsha Askew and Janice to learn how to play within our "We rotated the ball more on Johnson, who now suit up for element of these new people, and offense." they've got to find out what role Sports Reach. Askew graduated Hall led all scorers with 18 they can play." last year, while Johnson played points. Despite the experienced lost, on the Lady Eagles squad from Arnold finished with 10 points 1991-95. GSU started the game on fire, and four steals, scortching the nets for a 25-7 Telly Hall scored the first Mitchell worked hard down seven points for GSU, directing lead midway through the first low in the post area, pounding the Lady Eagles to an early 7-2 half. The Lady Eagles then ex- the glass for 11 rebounds while lead. tended their lead to 46-26, their scoring seven points. But the Crusaders focused on biggest advantage of the night, Durrett contributed to the their half-court offense, capital- on a Rosie Arnold layup with Lady Eagles' offense as well, scor- izing on key lay-ups off physical 2:58 left to go in the first half. ing eight points. inside play, taking a 20-17 lead But Spartak Prenza refused The Lady Eagles finish pre- Cory Brooks off a Leslie Claybrook lay-up with to die, draining a barrage of season play at 1-1 after an over- RUNNING THE BREAK: Lady Eagles point guard Rosie Arnold (23) runs the fast break for GSU and 5:57 left in the first half. time loss to Spartak Prenza. three-pointers to cut the lead to attempts to take it all the way in for the score. The Lady Eagles lost in overtime107-101 to Spartak. 51-39 at halftime. But the Lady Eagles took back They will open their regular control of the game and led 30-25 In the second half, the Lady season schedule on the road Fri- Our defense was just sagging." Tondra Warren layup. overtime, but it would be their at half-time. Eagles' offense became unrav- day night versus Austin Peay at Spartak took the lead for the After several lead changes, the last lead, as Spartak took control In the second half, the Cru- eled and was scared by turn- the Ohio Valley/Southern Con- first time, 54-53, on Oksana Lady Eagles cut the lead to three of the game. saders cut the Lady Eagles' lead overs and missed shots, keeping ference Clash in Clarksville, Chougounova's layup with 14:37 in the last minutes of the game The Lady Eagles were able to to 32-31. them without a point the first Tenn. left to play. The lead changed on a Sharon Mitchell free throw. force a 100-100 tie with 1:22 left 5:12 of the second half. But at that point, a Hall tip- hands for the next couple of min- Mitchell missed her second free in the extra period, but they in, a Tori Durrett runningjumper Spartak stayed red hot with utes, but then Spartak Prenza throw attempt, but recovered her would get no closer as Spartak and a three pointer by Svetlana its perimeter game and took ad- went on a 17-3 run to take a own miss and GSU called time closed out the overtime period on Trjeskal sparked a 14-2 run for vantage of the Lady Eagles' let- commanding lead, 76-62, with outwith 12.3 seconds left in regu- a 7-1 run. GSU. down on defense, scoring the next ten minutes remaining lation. "It's very frustrating," Durrett The Lady Eagles did not look 11 points to surprisingly tie the But Cram's Eagles came back A screen was set for junior said. game, 51-51. back, as they put their offense on a furious rally, sparked by the guard Svetlana Trjeskal, and the "We let down. Our defense and "The beginning of that second into cruise control and coasted defensive play of Tori Durrett. junior guard nailed a three to intensity was totally gone. We're through the rest of the game. half, we were slow on defense, m "We tried to get Tori to start send the Hanner Fieldhouse supposed to be known for our AND that's what basically got us "I think they ran out of steam," GOURMET the defense off," said Hall. "And crowd to an uproar and the game defense. It disappointed me a (beat)," said lone GSU senior said Rosie Arnold of the Lady when she did that, that got us into overtime. lot. But we see what we have to IF Telly Hall. "We let them shoot a Eagles ability to increase the hyped up." GSU scored the first points in work on now." tempo on defense by playing the lot of threes. We weren't in their GSU used a 21-6 scoring run Cheesecake face like we should have been. to retake the lead 83-82 on a Georgia Southern Stars S ccer Club Vs. 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UNCG Greensboro Also, Kelley Evans had seven • i GSU set a Spar- kills, six digs and a .385 hitting tans record for fewest points percentage, Kelley Boerstler allowed by blanking the Lady added 13 digs and Jessica Eagles on Friday 15-4,15-1,15- Chappell posted 34 assists for 1. the Spartans, who finished off The six points allowed was the match in only 57 minutes, the fewest the Spartans have the quickest of the season. UNC- allowed in a match in 19 years G improved to 16-16 overall and ofvolleyball at UNC-G. The pre- 9-7 in Southern Conference play, vious record was eleven points while GSU fell to 5-25 overall, 1- given up against North Caro- 15 in SoCon action. lina A&T in 1993. Kelly Keegan led the Lady Maribeth Lessner had nine Eagles with nine kills and nine lulls, six blocks and a .643 hit- digs, while Kristen Griggs had File Photo ting percentage while Becky five Mils and hit ,273. DIG IT: The Lady Eagles in Moore added nine kills, 10 digs GSU hit a percentage of .000 action earlier in the season. GSU and a .444 hitting percentage to for the match. finished its season 5-25. Cram signs two in early signing period GSU News Service three-point contest at the Kruel district, all-county and all- Two out-of-state high school Classic Tournament in Coral midstate teams. She has been on players have signed to play for Springs and at the Rising Stars three AAU state championship GSU in the early signing period. Exposure Camp. teams which have finished as Alexandra "Alie" Rousseau, a "Alie was voted one of the top high as third in the nation at 5-foot-9 guard from Coral five players in Broward County, AAU nationals. Springs, Fla., and Danna a highly competitive and talented "Danna is an extremely tal- Simpson, a 5-for-8 point guard area in the state of Flordia," ented player who has all the at- from Brentwood, Tenn., each Cram said. tributes of a 'true' point guard. File Photo signed a national letter of intent Simpson, who will graduate She can score from the outside OUT OF THE RACE: With two losses this weekend, one to Davidson and the other to UNC-Greensboro, on Wednesday, the first day of from Brentwood Academy this consistently, create Tense in the the Lady Eagles will be forced to miss the Southern Conference tourney on Nov. 21-23. the early signing period. spring, was selected to the all- half court," Cram said. Rousseau, who will graduate from Marjory Stoneman Douglas Lady Eagles clawed by Cats Saturday High School in June, won three Earn extra cash during your holiday break. GSU Newsservice season standings and therefore, game, accumulating a negative HOLIDAY EMPLOYMENT Davidson will not play in the tournament, attack percentage (-.037). 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Two plays tent, then we will be a good bas- "This will be very good expe- was able to slip away on one later, cornerback Lavar Rainey ketball team," said Polinsky. rience for us in the playoffs," play, and then Rod made a great was carried off by stretcher af- "We're going to have some spurts said fullback Roderick Russell, run after that. It is in times like ter suffering a neck injury. The where we going to create habits who passed the 1,000-yard rush- those when Rod runs like a man seriousness of the injury was for people." ing mark in the season with a possessed." not known at the time. One individual who creates a 174-yard performance, finishing That score put GSU on top "From here, we're going to habit is freshman sensation him with 1,171 for the season. 24-17, which proved to be just just take a few days off and try to Arkee Thompson. This talented "We knew they were going to enough to hold off the raging heal a little bit," Hill said. "Then, guard accumulated 15 points, be a good team. We just had to go Bulls. we just have to go out and im- four rebounds, four assists and out there and play, and when "They've got a good program," prove on the things that need to six steals in his first regular they caught us, we had to play Johnson said. "They took care of be improved. We need to just go season game. harder. This win in this kind of the ball tonight and we didn't. out and work like we've done all situation really will help us." And sometimes, I think I try to year." "It is not where I want it to be, but it is building, every game it Russell was a crucial part in get too smart for our own good." Offensively, Russell's 174 is building," said Thompson on GSU's jaunt to regain the lead GSU put its first points on yards rushing was followed by his play against Webber. "We midway through the fourth quar- the board when Hill broke free Hill's 133 yards on the ground in ter after USF had tied the game on the third play of the game leading the Eagles. had to step it up on the defensive end to create some offensive early in the period with a nine- and ran 77 yards for the touch- Hill completed 4-of-9 with one passes." yard touchdown pass from down. interception and no touchdowns. With this win, Coach Polinsky Barnhardt to Trevor Hypolite The kickers then took over for His one interception led to USF's is pursuing to build on last year's followed by a successful two- the remainder of the half. South second field goal of the game, record of 10-18 and fourth place point conversion attempt. Florida's Steve Riggs connected and it combined with botched Russell joined Hill in guiding on three field goals of 24,27 and pitch from Hill to Tobias finish in the Southern Confer- ence. a 8-play, 70-yard drive that was 41 yards, while GSU's Eric Meng Steverson as the two turnovers Polinsky's last season mark highlighted by Hill's 29-yard knocked home a 24-yarder to for the Eagles. USF had none. had bettered a three-win season rumble after squirming away give the Eagles a 10-9 halftime Despite a shaky offense at his first year. from a stampede of Bulls de- lead. times, the Eagles did post 381 fenders. The following play saw The third quarter's only scor- yards total offense, 340 of that The Eagles will be at home Russell grind his way for 24 hard- ing came from an option pass coming on the ground. tonight against Jacksonville State. Tip off is set for 7 p.m. earned yards to the USF seven from Hill to Joyner for the nine- On the defense side of the They will then travel to play yard line. Three plays later, yard touchdown score. ball, Nighbert had a season-best Russell scored from two yards Aside from the game's closer- 14, three for a loss. Illinois on Nov. 21 and Univer- File Photo sity of Georgia on Nov. 25 before out. than-expected result, GSU did James Dickerson had 12 tack- BREAKING MORE BARRIERS: In his last regular season game of returning home on Sunday, Nov. "We knew that if we stayed fall victim to injuries. 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Support group listens without judging ill column for a friend of mine who Guys need to realize that girls By LaTonya Renee Askew pose to love you no matter what." angle offers, and I also point them has a crush on someone. Since are not idiots. We know when a Staff Writer College students, who leave to the different services around then, some more friends have guy does and does not want to be The Triangle Support Club is home for the first time, can ben- campus," Richter said. asked me to delve into some more on the phone. And we know here at GSU and caters to the efit from the services offered to The Triangle Club is working love-related topics. when a guy is opening the door to gay, lesbian, bisexual, and them. on internet resources for students Like why don't boys call? They be a gentleman and when he is transgender students. "The Triangle Club is here for who want to go on-line, but who say they will, they promise they holding the door to. get a better "The support group is in no students to talk about their feel- also want to remain anonymous. will and then five days later you ing suit and stole his heart be- look at our rear-ends. way therapy," Anna Maria God- ings," Godson said. "No way are A web page for the Triangle find yourself sitting by the phone fore you had a chance? So I think girls should just go son, graduate assistant, said. we here to define their sexual- Clubis one of the projects that with empty Ben and Jerry's con- It would save a lot of heart- for it. Don't sit around listening "It's an opportunity for students ity." they are also working on. tainers and Celine Dion on the ache if the guy would just call to old Debbie Gibson songs, give to come together and share ex- The Triangle Club meetings The Triangle Club meets ev- radio. Do boys not realize what and say he didn't want to go out. him one call. If he is interested, periences." are run only by the students. ery other Wednesday at 8 p.m. in they are doing to us? But guys are pansies about hon- just ask him out. Where is it The target group, Triangle "I stay silent," Godson said. room 2047 in the Russell Union. Girls tend to be blinded by a esty stuff. They figure a girl will written in stone that a guy has to Club is trying to reach, includes "Unless I need to intervene as a The contact number for the club crush and they actually trust the forget that he said he wanted to ask a girl? Or just tell him you people who are confused and who counselor." is 681-5803. guy when he says he will call. He take her out. Instead of calling have a crush on him. What can need to talk to someone without One of the many concerns of wouldn't say he would call you if and saying he changed his mind, it possibly hurt? He will either being judged. the Triangle Club is the low male he didn't want to talk to you, he never calls you back. tell you he likes you or he will say Andrew Deloach, a member of turnout. right? Well, I recommend calling he just wants to be friends. I Triangle Club, has experienced "Men and women have a nicer What is even worse is when once. If he calls you back with guarantee he won't laugh in your harassment since coming out balance," Godson said. "You get you have already talked to the some excuse, then give him one face. four years ago. two broader prospectives." guy and had a really great con- chance to make it up to you. If he My mom would not agree with "I come from a strong funda- Fred Richter, faculty liaison versation. You make tentative doesn't call back in a few days, do this philosophy but she is mar- mental Christian family who has to the office specialty programs, plans for dinner in the future not call him again. Don't let a ried and not having to deal with mixed feelings about my sexual- was one of the founders of the and he never calls you back. guy think he's got to you so boys who don't have a clue. She ity," he said. "Even though your Triangle Club which was started What is up with that? quickly. never used to let me call boys values may contradict with your in the mid 80s. Guys must know that we ex- It's not a game, it's common back, let alone ask them out. family values, they are still sup- "I let students know what Tri- pect the call. When they don't sense. If you call every day for But this is one case where mom telephone, we wonder what hap- three weeks, his roommates will doesn't know best. So, to my pened to them. Was he sick, probably force him into talking friends who are reading, give up abducted by aliens or did he meet to you just so you stop calling. If or ask him out yourself. Guys some "Baywatch" babe who strut- you bug him, he's talking to you like aggressive women. 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If your address has changed in the past months, please provide us with that information using the form below. Take a moment to fill out this form and send it to the Registrar's Office via intracampus mail at P. O. Box 8092. Thank You! Official Change of Address Request Please Print Social Security Number: Name: Local Street Address: _ City: State: Zip Code: Phone: (. .). Permanent Home Address(Cannot be a Campus Mail Box): City: State: Zip Code: Phone: (_ .). Name of Emergency Contact: .Relationship: Street Address: City: State: Zip Code: Phone: (_ .). Signature Date Academic Affairs Vice President's Office [email protected] Post Office Box 8022 Fax: 912/681 -5279 E-mail: [email protected] Georgia Southern University 912/681-5258 Statesboro, GA 30460 lvantassell@GaSoU. edu ■I riP George-Anne Tuesday, November 18,1997 — Page 11 Thanks for reading The George-Anne. Your credit report and what it really means By Rodney Reid years ago. The rating shows the gation on anything that you be- Correcting problems on your Staff Writer ® status of the account with one lieve to be wrong with your credit credit can can be a very time r As the holiday break ap- being the best and everthing less report. consuming and stressful activ- HottryTownUSA proaches, and final exams creep being bad. The date of last activ- The credit reporting agency ity. 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YOUR CREDIT REPORT SHOULD NOT BE TAKEN Your credit report should not Educational Activities Imagine stores advertising be taken lightly, for it will stay and so much more! blow-out holiday sales. Although LIGHTLY, FOR IT WILL STAY WITH YOU THE REST OF with you the rest of your life. our cash maybe short, our sup- Decisions you make now in col- YOUR LIFE. DECISIONS YOU MAKE NOW IN ply of shiny plastic, which we lege, could very easily effect Gentilly Square • 600 B Brannen Street have received from one or more COLLEGE, COULD VERY EASILY EFFECT WHETHER OR whether or not you are able to Statesboro • 912-489-8700 of the many credit card compa- get a mortgage for your house in ^ nies advertising on campus, is NOT YOU ARE ABLE TO GET A MORTGAGE FOR seven years. If you are denied '/''''''''/SS'/S'*S/////Sf//////////ss///sssssssssss**sj>ssr? limitless, so we think. Purchase credit, you should request a copy YOUR HOUSE IN SEVEN YEARS. after purchase is rung up while of your credit file. we make that solemn promise to Although your credit report ourselves that this is the last plays a major role in the decision thing I'm going to buy. our personal information, such listed on your file under fifty process of approving credit, credit Computer Time Plus, inc. Now what do we do? Visa, as name, social security number, dollars you can have them re- reporting agencies, such as Mastercard, and Discover all are address, previous address, moved. Equifax, Trans Union and Rent In-Store Computers By The Hour sending bills which our money former names, employment and If you notice that there is a Experian do not grant or deny just can't seem to cover. So we date of birth. late payment showing for some credit. OPEN 7 DAYS decide to pay one now, miss a Your credit report is broken company, it is best to contact the That decision is ultimately couple of months and then pay down into three main categories. company first, before contacting made by whoever you are apply- A WEEK! the others. After all, they say all The first is public records and the credit reporting agency. This ing for credit with. Decisions we have to send in is fifteen dol- collections. Any tax liens, bank- is because the credit reporting about making late payment, or Grand Opening Specials lars a month. Everything is cov- ruptcies, judgments and collec- agency has to report what the receiving mail from a company Purchase 10 hrs. Receive 2 hrs. FREE! ered, right? Who is going to tions are listed on the file. company says. Even if you could threatening to report you to the Purchase 25 hrs. Receive 6 hrs FREE! notice a few late payments? 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UNION BALLROOM $3.00 with Canned Good $4.00 without a great laid Back Page 12 — Tuesday, November 18,1997 Golden Key Society wins awards for Greek Update Lending a Hand at East The new Panhellenic community service and academics board has been selected: By Rodney Reid visor to the University chapter, may need help "with. Staff Writer Georgia College said. The award will be given based President: Sarah What could be more useful in One of the main reasons for on whether or not the student Tatum unlocking the doors of success the awards was because of the will be the first to graduate col- Vice President of than a golden key? chapter's work in establishing lege in his family and on finan- Programming: Shannon The Golden Key Society here the Freedom to Learn Scholar- cial need. Moore at GSU is doing just that by ship. The scholarship will be "The award signifies the dedi- Vice President of preparingjuniors and seniors for awarded to a Bulloch County cation our chapter has to serving Communication and the world ahead. the Bulloch County community Public Affairs: Betsy The society is open to all jun- "THE SCHOLARSHIP through Freedom to Learn Schol- Millsap arship and other community ser- iors and seniors, who rank among SHOULD BE A Vice President of the top 15 percent of their class. vice projects," Ennis said. Rush: Emily Wynn "Although you can not gain The organization thanks Wal- SUCCESS. IT WILL Vice President of formal membership until you are Mart for providing a $ 1,000 grant Kellie a junior or senior, we are still MAKING IT POSSIBLE toward the foundation of the Financial Affairs: scholarship. The remaining Stephenson looking to get freshmen and FOR SOME YOUNG sophomores involved. We want funds will be raised over the next to give the'm something to look STUDENT TO ATTEND 10 years. Congratulations to the forward to later," said Patrick Golden Key is also actively new Panhellenic Novotny, faculty advisor to the COLLEGE." involved in the Adult Literacy executive officers. organization. —PATRICK NOVOTNY, Program, which involves Members get a chance to be- Bulloch, Evans, and Screven FACULTY ADVISOR come involved in the community counties. and have a chance to meet other The program will assist adults students with the same dedica- third grader and presented when in trying to learn how to read. tion to hard work. Golden Key is he or she comes of college age. Anyone interested in finding also in the process of trying to "The scholarship should be .a out more about Golden Key or bring the different honor societ- success," Novotny said. "It will joining can contact Patrick ies together. making it possible for some young Novotny in the political science AND Rebecca Smith student to attend college." building, or come by the "I know that many of the dif- Making the Holidays a little happier: Students in the East GOURMET The chapter will also become ferent departments have honor organization's next meeting on Georgia College program at GSU held a food drive last week. The B the mentor of the student,' tutor- Nov. 19 at 5:30 p.m. in room societies, but we would like to drive was just one way the EGC students contribute to life at GSU. see the clubs come together," ing the student in any areas they 2044 of the Russell Union. Cookies Novotny said. "We would also like to get more of the athletes involved, because they could bring the level of respect they WITH A WHOLE CAREER AHEAD OF YOU, IT PAYS TO HAVE A GREAT NAME BEHIND YOU. receive on the playing field to With a name like Walt Disney World on your resume, your future is honor societies." definitely bright. Not only will you earn college recognition or credit, The society, which is celebrat- you'll also be working with one of the most dynamic companies ing its 20th anniversary, has re- in the world. And that's experience any college graduate could use. ceived three international Representatives will be on campus to answer all your questions about awards. the Walt Disney World* College Program, where you'll work, earn The 20th Anniversary Inter- and learn from some of the top management minds in the industry. national Conference was held at We will be interviewing all majors for positions available throughout the Waverly Hotel in Atlanta our Theme Parks and Resorts, including Attractions, Food & Beverage, and was keynoted by Gov. Zell Merchandise, Lifeguarding and more. Plus, this summer, those fluent in Miller. He proclaimed Nov. 29 as Portuguese, should be sure to ask about special opportunities. So plan Golden Key Day in Georgia. ahead for our visit. Discover a World of Opportunities at Disney. GSU's Golden Key Society SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR QUARTER SCHOOLS. received the awards for Best Aca- demic Project, Best Community Service Project and the Key Chapter award. <£)%$£& "These awards are the first £ O £ • Drawing Crecr GSU's Chapter of Golden Key PRESENTATION DATE: 11/20/97 TIME: 6:00 PM LOCATION: Union Bldg - Room 2080 FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT: Bill Becker - 912-681-5462 has received at the international www,careermosaic.com/cm/wdw/wdw/.htm I level," Marie Ennis, alumni ad- Little Caesars ONE 12" PEPPERONI Every Wednesday and Thursday 3:00 P.M. - STATESBORO/CSU L • Stalcsboro Square George-Anne Tuesday, November 18,1997 — Page 13 Today's Quote "Little minds are tamed and subdued by misfortune; but great minds rise above them." CLASSIFIEDS, etc. — Washington Irving Crossword 220 TriEKflftPNfclES ACROSS 1 2 3 6 7 8 ,. 11 12 13 1 Kind 4 6 ' Child Care Rentals & Real Estate 5 Extent 14 , *wm WIL£ mm& ,s need a babysitter? 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Page 14 — Tuesday, November 18,1997 George-Anne IRAQ Continued from page 1 Emory University to permit gay couples plane were set to fly more United Gulf War, where U.S. troops led stores of chemical or biological Nations reconnaissance missions a multinational coalition to ex- weapons fall into the wrong to exchange vows in college's chapels to check on Saddam's arsenal pel Iraqi troops from nearby hands, not.to let irresponsible beginning as early as Sunday. Kuwait. people develop the capacity to By Steve Visser opportunity policy and allows it the chapel, she said. Iraq has threatened to shoot "I want you to look at it for- put those big warheads on mis- The Associated Press to keep an atmosphere of reli- She said the importance of the down planes flying over its terri- ward, and think of it in terms of siles or put them in briefcases ATLANTA — Methodist-af- gious freedom and tolerance policy is that it tells academic tory. the innocent Japanese people that can be exploded in small filiated Emory University will without trampling on the beliefs and religious circles where At the Saturday lunch, Clinton who died in the subway when rooms." allow gay couples to say mar- of the church, said Ms. Henry- Emory stands on an important said that at stake with Iraq is the Sarin gas was released," A senior administration offi- riage or commitment vows in its Crowe, a Methodist minister. moral and philosophical issue. the battle against "organized Clinton said. cial said Clinton spoke with Blair chapels, but the new policy side- "These guidelines apply to Only one gay commitment cer- forces of destruction." "How important it is for every by telephone from Air Force One steps a conflict with the United heterosexual couples too," she emony has been performed at an He also asked Americans not responsible government in the on Saturday to discuss how to Methodist Church by effectively Emory chapel, and that was in to think of the current situation world to do everything that can maintain unity among the U.N. excluding most of the homo- "I AM A CHRISTIAN 1995, Ms. Henry-Crowe said. as "a replay" of the 1991 Persian possibly be done not to let big Security Council. sexual community. Emory has been the center of The policy approved Thurs- ... AND I BELIEVE THE a controversy about whether the day by the Emory board of trust- private university should per- UNITED WAY ees requires that all such cer- ACTIONS THAT HAVE mit so-called marriages since the Continued from page 1 — emonies be performed by a reli- BEEN TAKEN BY THE dean of Emory's Oxford College, gious leader from one of the 24 30 miles southeast of Atlanta, Atlanta, or to Washington D. C," Council on Child Abuse, Girl 1,457 abused children, and so groups on campus, Emory chap- BOARD TODAY ARE denied permission for a gay cer- Murphy said. "This sends a loud Scouts, Boy Scouts, Statesboro/ much more." lain Susan Henry-Crowe said. emony in May. message to the community about Bulloch Parks and Recreation, "I hope that we set the prece- COMPLETELY Of those groups, only the Re- Oxford dean William Murdy students at GSU. It tells them Reading is Fundamental (RIF), dence for years to follow. Who- we are here and we care about formed Jewish synagogue and CONSISTENT WITH MY cited church policy, Georgia law Bulloch Alcohol and Drug Coun- ever is in charge next year needs the United Church of Christ per- and community standards when the community." cil, Teen Challenge, and Laubach to take what we did and improve form same-sex ceremonies, she RELIGIOUS FAITH." he canceled the chapel reserva- The money will go to several Reading Program. on it. Instead of raising $2,900, said. tion of Jack and Chris Hamilton, places, including the Bulloch "Students say that giving a they need to raise $4,900," The board of trustees, which — BRADLEY CURREY JR. who was then director of student County Red Cross, Domestic Vio- little will not make a difference, Murphy said. "I will be disap- development at Oxford College. lence Shelter, Food Bank, Infor- includes five Methodist bishops, BOARD OF TRUSTEES but if everybody gives a little, pointed if our total does not get approved the policy without dis- University President William mation and Referral, Ogeechee then no one has to give a lot," topped next year. This campaign CHAIRMAN sent, said board chairman Brad- M. Chace said the dean violated Area Hospice, GSU Area Senior Murphy said. "They do not real- was a good example of students ley Currey Jr. Emory's nondiscrimination Companion Program, Bulloch ize what a huge difference they coming together to reach out to "In all candor, the mission of said. policy in banning the ceremony. Senior Citizens, Homebound have made. GSU students have the community." Emory is teaching, research and She denied the new policy is North Georgia United Method- Services, Council for Exceptional fed 64,000 people, provided shel- The check will be presented to service," Currey said. "I am a designed to dodge a church-uni- ists disagreed and took the mat- Children, Parent to Parent, ter, meals, and- counseling for the United Way in December. Christian, happen to belong to versity controversy by making ter to the trustees. the Episcopal Church, and I be- the issue largely moot. But she Lindsey G. Davis, bishop of CEO lieve the actions that have been said couples cannot recruit a non- the North Georgia United Meth- Continued from page 1 taken by the board today are Emory minister to conduct a cer- odist Conference, said he was completely consistent with my emony in an Emory chapel out- pleased that Emory's new policy "it is not a disaster to not be able vice president of the Philadel- Because no one ever told the religious faith." side of his or her church doc- "makes it unlikely that same- to fulfill your dreams; it is a di- phia region. Cain's delivery of bumble-bee he could not fly." The new policy keeps the uni- trine. Couples could have cer- sex ceremonies will be conducted saster to have no dreams to ful- results, taking his region from GSU's Beta Gamma Sigma, a versity from violating its equal- emonies on campus outside of in the university chapels." fill." lowest rank to number one in national business honor society, Cain, who has been an execu- performance and service in three brought Cain to campus as part tive with several major compa- years, landed him the position of of the Distinguished Lecture Yale bans sex between students, faculty nies including Coca-Cola, president of Godfather's Pizza. Series. The Associated Press rassed her. faculty, including graduate as- Pillsbury, and Burger King, led He and his partner later bought NEW HAVEN, Conn. —Yale A sexual relationship between sistants, who have current or a group of investors in purchas- the company. University has decided to ban a student and teacher "jeopar- future "direct supervisory" con- ing Godfather's Pizza from Cain, who is sometimes called sex between students and teach- dizes the integrity of the educa- trol over a student. Pillsbury after revitalizing the "The Hermanator" by his peers, jMa ers, toughening a policy that pre- tional process by creating a con- Two years ago, a 17-year-old declining subsidiary of Pillsbury. was always told by his parents viously only frowned on such re- flict of interest and may lead to female undergraduate accused Cain, author of "Leadership is that he could be whatever he lations. an inhospitable learning envi- former Yale assistant mathemat- Common Sense," was vice presi- wanted, even if it required that The new policy was adopted ronment for other students," the ics professor Jay Jorgenson of dent of corporate systems and he work a little harder. by the provost's office, following panel concluded. sexual harassment. services for the Pillsbury Com- "According to the logistics the recommendation of a 10- The new policy, which does He denied the allegations but pany before he stepped down to equation of motion, the bumble- member committee appointed not spell out any punishment for resigned after a school grievance enter the "fast track" program at bee cannot fly," Cain said. 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