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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]. www.stp.gasou.edu : « GEORGI Wednesday April ^03, A&E: Committee revokes Halle Berry's Oscar Volume Tft No. '%&&' Page 14 tyPJni 1. Jo.-IS JUN^JULMlt* Parking problem sinks to a new low By Eitak Xueirolg Eitak_xueir2003 @ hotmale.com Parking may soon be less of a hassle for GSU commuter students. Covering the campus like a The Department of Campus Park- ing and Transportation announced to- swarm of gnats day its plans to supply more parking for GSU students by draining Lake $ Wells and Lake Ruby to build a parking deck. "We know that one of the biggest complaints from students is the lack of ' parking on campus," says the director of Campus Parking and Transporta- tion, Mr. Robert B. Chambers "By Acid rain draining the lakes, we can add up with a high to almost an additional 875 parking of79°Fanda spots." lowof49°F. The parking deck will consist of five levels, two below ground and three above. "It is estimated that draining of the lake will take place in about six months, and construction Hurricane winds with a See Lakes, Page 2 highof81°F and a low of Visions of parking lots dance 55°F. in the heads of students as plans to replace Lake Ruby and Lake Wells with a parking deck are Iusion finalized. Player's Ball party • Some people like war. Some MTV Greek Life: people don't. cancelled this year Local businesses insist: 'It wasn't our idea, dawgs' • Coca-Cola is better than Pepsi. Adam J. McDowell III [email protected] Cheerwine beats them both. By Theresa Southern * ■ day night several citizens voiced Oouinepn Okjie teresasouthern @ hotmail .com MTV smash- hits Sorority their opinions of why Player's Ball • Two-headed people are actu- and Fraternity Life will be head- Due to citizen and police requests should no longer be held. Sandy ally one person. ing south to the GSU campus for the weekend of April 18-19, 2003 Sprat-Mincey said, "This weekend * their upcoming season. known as Player's Ball has been is awful and is full of flashy cars and • Never use a dorm shower Producers of the show feel that cancelled. half-naked girls and should be put to without shower shoes. the GSU campus is a great locale This weekend, which originally an end." TooBudy Sue, a landlord at for one of the networks highest rated started in Player's Club Apartments alocal apartment complex, said, "This programs. Viewers of yet another as a cookout and block party, has will save me so much money. I won't over done and out played reality caused unrest to police officials and have to hire 24-hour security to check Page 15 show know the premise-a camera citizens because of traffic and crime parking and other matters. This has crew follows the rushees of a soror- since it's beginning. The number of been coming for a long time and I'm ity around as they 'stumble'through participants has swelled to several the pledge process. hundreds. MTV surprised viewers with the In a meeting at city hall Wednes- See Cancellation, Page 2 second season; the execs not only • A new season begins for GSU r chose what they believed to be a Tee-Ball. 4 group of hot girls, but they also ^^^^Hg— chose to follow a fraternity during • GSU Basketball prepares to the pledge process-this pleasing the Adam J. McDowell HI/STAFF play the Washington Wizards. female demographic. MTV producers chose States- Filming will begin next month at GSU Greek chapters for MTV's • Drill instructor joins GSU boro because they felt that the show next season of Sorority and Fraternity Life. * Football coaching staff. needed a Southern feel. The first sea- »»EAINTPtSH5TA?r^ son was in California, at UC Davis and the both of the second seasons given the chance to show the positive As with all the past seasons, are now taking place in New York view of the Greek side of the college the secret rituals and traditions HE OUT PLATEN H 1 at the University of Buffalo. experience. This would be just the of each of the organizations will Page 16 GSU's Greek Life Advisor feels thing that their organization would be left confidential, but the one that this opportunity is a very posi- need to promote many of the values thing producers do promise is the tive step forward for Greek Life as morals that their brother and sister- commotion of Greek life that has a whole, seeing as the overall idea hoods stand for. been present in the past seasons. L$e$tyk$ and reputation of Greek Life on Producers are planning to follow Producers contend since GSU is File Photo any college campus some what of the same format next season that they among one the number one party a bad one. have done this one, in having one so- schools in all of the United States, • WINGS crashes as thousands The sympathetic sign above appeared at Retrievers during Player's Many sororities and fraternities rority and one fraternity from the same there is sure to be some juicy drama 4 of students attempt to vote in Ball last year (this is the truth). believe that the groups chosen are campus be documented. coming from these group. SGA elections at once.
t 'Studies show clubbing on week nights can improve performance on quizzes and exams. Radio head set to play GSU Performing Arts Center
• Financial Aid offers special By Kid A $ 100 grants to first 500 students [email protected] at the department office Friday It's official: Radiohead will play ' morning. the Performing Arts Center on April 28 at 8 p.m., which will be their only gig within the U.S. this year. Page 17 The news first surfaced on Ra- diohead's official website, and soon Internet Photo spread to other fan web pages. People Commonly considered the 1 all over America were surprised when world's best rock band, Radio- outlier n they heard the news that Radiohead head and frontman Thom Yorke Events would play in Statesboro, Georgia. will grace the stage at GSU's new One person on the main Radiohead Performing Arts Center. message board posted, "Statesboro, Georgia? Where the hell is that [< ' ,JL < ■ place?" Another poster stated, "I appearance. Their show is not only J , ilp • '-/I •' . ' , heard Radiohead was going to play to give the GSU students a great ihe Russell- Union Rotunda. New York! What's the deal with performance, but also to publicize Statesboro?" their new album, "Hail to the Thief," Their fans are outraged because which will be in stores on June 10. Radiohead only made room for one Rumors flew around the Internet about U.S. date. They will do an extensive tour of Europe soon after the GSU See Radiohead, Page 2 Lleb eneVal/STAFF ^H^BI^H
'{■ ' Page 2 - Monday, March 31,2003 t> •■ * Police Beat Campus Calendar 03-17-1912 03-18-1776 • A Testing Office staff member •LaVene Bell was charged with from the second story window April 2,1968 Eagles verses Wizards April 4, Never reported a case of harassment from aggravated assault when The of the Willams Center after The down the hall. George-Anne news editor did not George-Anne marketing director, Beach Week Wrap Up GSU Basketball team will go New Comm Arts turn in his list of assignments on David Brennaman drove him to head to head against Michael Jordan Building Opening •Tim Prizer was held over in time. contemplate suicide. The Beach Boys will perform at and the Washington Wizards in a customs on his spring break trip the Rotunda, wrapping up a week fight for the death title match in the Yeah, right. Like this would ever to New Zealand for suspected •Adam Bonner went mad when •Daniel Miles reported that his copy of Beach Week events sponsored by Auxiliary gym of the RAC. happen. Just making sure that you possession of narcotics. Southern Adventures forbade him of 'Dirty Dancing' was taken from SLS, Students who Love to Surf. were still reading. his car. from attending any more adventure BSACarwash 4 •Amanda Permenter was involved trips. Get Fried April 5,2008 in a physical altercation over a •Lucrecia Johnson was expelled The BSA, Broke Student parking space in the Education from GSU after speaking her mind •Allison Bennett was arrested for Lakeside Cafe will give away Alliance, will have a carwash at Comic View at the PAC Building parking lot. to President Grube. arson after burning down the Foy free samples of their new hot and (where else?) the Arby's Parking lot Fine Arts Building. spicy fries with a purchase of a to benefit (who else?) themselves Sinbad will perform at the PAC •Adam Brady was finally taken •Adam Drew was detained for Stone Willies Pizza and a drink, or for a weekend of partying and beginning at 7:30 p.m. Cost is $3 away to a maximum-security prison •Dana Carrington was arrested for being one bad mo'fo. with the use of a meal plan. mischief. Donations greatly for students, faculty and staff. $10 aggravated assault on The George- for not paying his parking tickets, appreciated and EXPECTED. for general public. which total in excess of $300.00. 10-15-1979 Anne staff for not signing pay role SGA Rant Forum in •J. Wright was arrested for carrying forms. Union Commons Sideshow Pizza at the Rotunda •Melissa Connors was arrested out on his infamous threat of "I will Freaks Needed on suspicion of heading up an stab you." The SGA will hold a rant Editor's Note: Police Beat appears Pizza Inn will celebrate thirty- underground prostitution ring, in every edition of the George-Anne in forum, letting students come "get it Ringling Brothers and Barnum five years in Statesboro by giving believed to be run through the •Jewel Denson reported receiving an effort to inform the GSU community all out of their systems." Come and and Bailey Circus is coming to out free pizza at the Rotunda from Student Media offices. harassing phone calls from the of the amount and nature of crime. All just let it all out. No topic too great GSU to look for sideshow acts. 12 p.m. to 12:15 p.m. ; deputy managing editor of The reports are public information and can or small. Anyone interested in attending an •Will Johnson was arrested and George-Anne. be obtained at either the GSU Division information session and possible of Public Safety or the Statesboro charged with a DWB (Driving Police Department. But this time they interview can come to the RAC While Black) offense. •Bill Neville, older than Moses, are all a crock ofs**t! Happy April April 3,2034 Fields from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. was encouraged to step away Fool's Day from the G-A! LAKES, FROM PAGE 1
will start immediately after," ac- and campus scenes, as well as a large cording to Billy Doe of Goats Bottom mural of President Grube on one wall. Williams Center room 2023 Construction. The parking deck will "We wanted to celebrate nature and the P.O. Box 8001 be completed in anywhere from six man who has made this campus what it Statesboro, GA 30460 month to three years, depending on is today," said Dr. Art Mann, a painting the weather. "Most people don't know professor at GSU and the one in charge How to reach us that we can't work three days before of the parking deck's interior design. it rains and five days "We want every stu- ADVERTISING: after, so during the dent who parks in this 871-PAPA spring we can't get "We want every garage to be reminded much work done," of how lucky we are to STORY OR PHOTOS: Doe explained. student who parks be blessed with such a 976-2002 Tired of listening in this garage to beautiful campus." FAX NUMBER: to the complaints The aquatic life 486-7113 of the students and be reminded of from Lake Wells and E-MAIL TO: some facility, Cham- how lucky we are Lake Ruby will be [email protected] bers finally came up to be blessed with relocated to the pond with the solution of behind the Nursing and Editorial Board draining the lakes. such a beautiful Education buildings, Big Bird "If you think about campus." much to the dismay it," Chambers says, of the Biology De- Editor-in-Chief "the parking deck partment. "Trying to [email protected] will be in a central -Dr. Art Mann, GSU relocate all those ani- Professor location on cam- mals to a pond is like Scooby Doo pus-a conveniently ———^^— ^^"^^ trying to put a whale in short walk to just Eagle Creek," says Dr. Managing Editor about any building." Ann Thrax, Professor of Biology, "it's [email protected] The plans for the parking deck just not plausible." will include five levels of about 175 It is now estimated that because of Bert and Ernie parking spaces per level. The parking this new parking deck, there will be Co-News Editors deck will be equipped with stairs and an additional $5,000 worth of tickets an elevator placed on each side of the issued each year and at least ten more [email protected] deck and a pedestrium that will connect parking attendants to be hired by GSU It is a desire of The George-Anne the second above ground level of the to patrol just the garage. "Please make toprintthenewsofGeorgiaSouth- garage to the library, so that a student sure that you have a parking permit ern University as accurately as traversing from the parking deck to the before you park in the garage," says possible. If you believe that library would not have to walk up the Chambers, "The ticketing policy will something covered is in error, library stairs. be strictly followed in this area, we are contact the editor at 681-5246 To keep up with the aesthetically going to need the money to pay for the as soon as possible. Except this pleasing aspect of our campus, there construction." Issue- April Fool's. will be many potted plants on each deck If you are interested in applying and a garden placed on the roof of the for this job, Chambers says they are Photos by Xueirolg Eitak/STAFF Liked By Many, whole parking area. accepting applications now. Call 912- Cussed By Some... On the interior of deck, there will 688- 0000for further information about The above photOS may be the last published of Lake Wells and its smaller neighbor Lake Ruby Read By Them All. be murals painted of different nature applying. before they are removed from the GSU landscape forever. CANCELLATION, FROM PAGE 1
glad Statesboro put it's foot relieved this event has been cancelled. a student at Georgia Southern Uni- we still hope receive their business down." Havemy Baby, a police officer said, "I versity said, " This event has gotten this weekend. Lou Hambone, owner Over the years various deterrents am glad this weekend will not interfere a bad reputation. We need something of YouLay-YouPay Motel, said, " I have been exercised to downsize this with my Easter activities. I sure do to do around here and this was one of will miss hiking up my prices for event. Georgia State Patrol officers hate they cancelled that Player's Ball the weekends we looked forward to Player's Ball participants, but I hope have closed highway exits to enter Sunrise Service though." GussieMay having something to do." they still choose my establishement Statesboro, issued countless tickets Jenkins, an employee of Wedontdo- Local club owners feel the cancel- if they need to lay." and have an enormous amount of nuthin Security Agency said, "This lation will definitely have effects on Other activities planned for this security in the form of Statesboro event has held our agency together their profits. "This was one of our weekend have also been cancelled. Police officers, Georgia State Patrol since we are hired out by apartment biggest weekends of the year. We were This includes the concert featuring officers and the GBI. complexes, but this weekend was a expecting huge crowds and had hired Jay-Z and Naz performing together. The area of Chandler road known disgrace to Statesboro citizens and I extra barstaff and security, but with The concert was to be held at Paulson to Player's Ball participants, as "Da will miss the extra money but not the this news we'll cut back, but we will StadiumonAprill9. The concert also Skrip" is the main location of the moral degradation." still be open," said Buff Fuuts onwner included other well-known artists such event. Participants walk "Da Skrip" Georgia Southern University of a local nightclub. as Sean "Puffy" Combs, Clipse, and both days and attend cookouts along students have a different view of Other business owners will miss Ashanti. ThePlayer'sBallEasterEgg the way. The most popular location the situation. Layon Mee, a junior the profits from Player's Ball .State Hunt planned for April 20 has also on "Da Skrip" is Chevron Gas Station, at the University said, " I have been Line Liquor said, "There's nothing been cancelled. Player's Ball Sun- File Photo which is filled with Player's Bailers attending this event for the past two we enjoy more than intoxicating rise Service at Solid Rock Pentecostal The cancellation of Player's Ball 2003 could decrease traffic at eager to experience this event. years and I see nothing wrong with it Georgia Southern students and their Baptist Church, which was to be held University Plaza during the third weekend in April. Several police officials are also continuing to go on." Hugh Jazz also friends on weekends like these and April 20, is cancelled as well. RADIOHEAD, FROM PAGE 1
Radiohead were going to play, in contact with each other since the pressed their happiness by skip- or staff can buy them. There is limit but Statesboro was never discussed. beginning of this semester. Accord- ping class to get their tickets. The of three tickets per student. "We never discussed our plans to ing to those in charge, Radiohead Performance Arts Center's director Thom Yorke, the front-man of play Statesboro with anyone," contacted them first. said that they received hundreds of Radiohead, released a comment on Johnny Greenwood, the lead guitar- Many on campus couldn't calls about tickets, and even some their message board on their site stat- ist of Radiohead said. "We wanted believe that no one discovered students were beginning to line up ing their reason for picking GSU: to keep it a secret so everyone would their doings. "I thought that at outside the building. There were "We mainly picked GSU because be surprised." least someone there [SAC] would even students that brought sleeping they have abeautiful campus, agreat ? t Radiohead worked secretly with have leaked something," said Anne bags, food, cell phones, laptops, etc. performance center, a student body the Student Activities Center (SAC) George, a Journalism major. to buy their tickets. interested in us, the George-Anne, and CLEC and to develop their con- Once word filtered into the GSU Tickets go on sale this Friday for their newspaper, and a small town population, hoards of students ex- cert. GSU and Radiohead had been $5 and only GSU students, faculty that would love to see us." Internet Photo 1 I ■■
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Wednesday April 2,2003 News: Eagle Entertainment to host final 'First Wednesday' 4 Volume 75, No. 76 Page 9 ON THE INSIDE: PARKING AT GSU: Working within the white lines
By Angela Jones You return to your car to find a lovely canary yellow [email protected] envelope neatly tucked into your windshield wipers, Has this ever happened to you: you get up at a reason- inside which is ticket slip requesting that you part with 4i able hour of morning, say 30 minutes before you're due a sum of money that you either don't have, or wanted to t<^ to make an appearance in class, get dressed, cruise to keep in your pocket. Covering the campus like a campus with 20 minutes to spare, and still end up being For what it's worth, you're not alone. GSU's parking swarm of gnats 10 minutes late for class? and transportation services writes around 29,000 tickets What happened? You left on time, heck: you even had per school year, to faculty, staff and students. time to grab breakfast before leaving home. Yes, faculty gets tickets too, according to parking enforcement officer Dennis Baker. Unless you are one of the on campus residents of GSU, > Weather odds are that you spent those extra 20 minutes, plus the "I'm an equal opportunity ticketer myself," he said. 10 you should have been in class, circling the parking "I'm always amazed at how many faculty members expect I V lots like a shark approaching a wounded seal, trying to either not to get a ticket for a violation because they are #^ find a reasonable parking space. faculty, or they get upset when we actually insist mat jr m > What's a reasonable space? they pay them. Teachers are no exception, if they are in Sunny with a "To me, a reasonable space is one that I don't have violation, they get ticketed too." highof79°F to spend an hour in the parking lot trying to find my car Baker has been issuing GSU drivers tickets for about Many students may be familiar with the canary and a low of again after my classes," said Sam Stewart, a sophomore 2 years now, and he says that for the most part he doesn't f yellow envelopes in which parking tickets are packaged, 49°F. history major. mind his job - though he warns it's not a job everyone So, now you're late to class, and then, like a vision, could handle. but few are aware that the GSU Department of Parking "Every day I get a few people that get mad at me, and Transportation nets between $350-$400,000 a year * • you see it: an open parking space. Being no fool, and not wanting to be any later than you already are, you dash into cuss me out because of a ticket I gave them," he said." in revenues earned from ticketing. Because Parking and the space, grab you books and scoot off to class, grateful I don't enjoy giving out tickets though, if I could come Transportation receives no funding from the state, they that little ordeal is over. to work one day, work my butt off all day, and not give must provide the funding to pay their workers as well as Mostly sunny But, alas, no happy ending here. It's just your luck a single ticket, I'd be a happy man." maintain parking facilities and department vehicles. with a high of that the parking space you managed to scramble into is 81°Fandalow a visitor spot, and you, dear student, are a commuter. See Parking, Page 9 of55°F. Both supporters and opponents of affirmative action turn out in force Opinions HgBET
• A GSU Student writes in sup- f i port of the war with Iraq.
• A GSU student criticizes leftist opinions of the war.
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» - Thousands of supporters of affirmative action march in front of the U.S. Supreme Court in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday, April 1.
KRT Campus • - Sports WASHINGTON - The demonstrators were packed so tightly against KRT Campus barricades near the Supreme Court on Tuesday that some complained they • Chad Lunsford has been named The push north to Baghdad has been steadily progressing as coalition forces make their way to the couldn't breathe. slotbacks coach at Georgia Iraqi capital. Worries of more suicide bombings like the one that killed four Fort Stewart troops Saturday "Did gravity just shift?" wondered one man. "I feel like I'm being held Southern University. erupted when a van filled with women and children was fired upon after not stopping at a checkpoint in up, not down." the Iraqi desert. Thousands gathered from around the country as the high court met to debate race-conscious admissions policies at the University of Michigan. A little girl grimaced from atop her father's shoulders as people pressed Page 7 Fierce battles in Hindiyah, Najaf closer. Her parents are graduate students at the university in Ann Arbor. "It's an important part of American history," said the girl's mother, Imani Seven civilians killed at military checkpoint Goffney. Let the legal scholars speculate on what the court will rule. Tuesday morning, Associated Press in the area Saturday. "In light of recent terrorist attacks the debate was on the streets, in a rain-soaked, sometimes sweaty mosaic. * • Eagle Football working in sec- by the Iraqi regime, the soldiers exercised considerable Police kept the crowd from the steps of the court. And they kept the op- ond week of Spring Training. HINDIYAH, Iraq - Iraqi and American troops battled restraint to avoid the unnecessary loss of life," Central posing sides separate: A small group of protesters who oppose the university's in fierce street-to-street fighting in two Iraqi cities, Najaf policy chanted, distant from the massive crowd that favored it. and Hindiyah, as coalition warplanes continued to bombard Command said of Monday's incident. One U.S. soldier was killed during intense fighting All morning, people lined the streets carrying signs and chanting. A heli- Page 8 Republican Guard installments south of the capital. Monday around Najaf as U.S. army forces advanced copter whirred overhead. The scene was relatively peaceful, considering the Soldiers in Hindiyah, a key Euphrates river crossing on the city. About 100 Iraqi paramilitary fighters were weariness of many who rode buses all night to get there. about 80 kilometers (50 miles) south of Baghdad, said they Signs read: "We need affirmative action to combat affirmative racism," saw pickup trucks with children interspersed among Iraqi reported killed and about 50 Iraqis captured, according and "400 years of slavery is worth 20 points." President Saddam Hussein's Fedayeen fighters before the to Central Command. Across the street and away from the throng, a banner introduced the group Lifestyles attack began early Monday, according to field reports. Near Samawah, 150 miles (240 kilometers) south of Baghdad, a pick-up truck attempted to crash aU.S .-manned "Angry White Guys for Affirmative Action." Young black students cheered Near the Shiite Muslim holy city of Najaf, U.S. troops checkpoint Sunday, a Central Command statement released as they passed the older whites. shot and killed seven Iraqi women and children after the • The creators of MTV's 'Real late Monday said. One Iraqi was killed and three were About 1,000 University of Michigan students rallied separately with politi- van in which they were traveling did not stop at a check- « World' head to Cancun to wounded when U.S. troops fought back. cal leaders from Michigan such as U.S. Reps. John Dingell, John Conyers, point as ordered, U.S. Central Command in Qatar said. make a reality movie based on In fighting around the city Sunday, troops from the U.S. Carolyn Cheeks-Kilpatrick,U.S. Senator Debbie Stabenow and DetroitMayor Two qther civilians were injured. the series. 82nd Airborne Division killed and wounded several Iraqi Kwame Kilpatrick. Four U.S. soldiers had been killed in a car bombing t • Check out 'Boro Bands for See Iraq, Page 9 See Action, Page 9 a complete listing of musical J performances this week. 'Spring Fest 2003 brings food, musical acts, inflatable fun Lucrecia Johnson that students have the chance to relax. It gives students [email protected] from all different backgrounds the chance to come to- Page 12 "Spring Fest 2003," had GSU students running, gether for the same common cause of being entertained. jumping, eating and rocking outside of Landrum Tues- It is a stress-free event that gives students the chance to day afternoon. enjoy the moment, since finals are coming up soon," said Sponsored in part by Eagle Entertainment, WVGS 91.9, Clifton Reese, major programming team leader for Eagle southern Landrum, and the Student Activities Center the event fea- Entertainment. tured a variety of inflatable games like a gladiator-style A GSU band, No One's Hero, was the only local act to Events ring match and an obstacle course. WVGS' own Mixed take the stage. The band is made up of four Brannen Hall Nuts provided a variety of music during the live band students: Lloyd Bedford, Lee Washington, Eric Doliue, HONORSDAY segment and C-Dubb "The Hustla" hosted the "Survival and Patrick Murphy. They met last year and all realized • PAC, 8:30 p.m. Classes of the Illest" competition. "The Voice f Georgia Southern" that they could play different musical instruments, and are cancelled from 8 a.m. - 10 also offered segmented live remotes. decided to form a band. "It gives us good exposure," the a.m. Landrum offered a variety of meals outside to allow band commented about playing at the event. The featured band, 33 West, is a punk/ska act brought POET students the chance to use their meal plans while enjoy- ing the festivities. Papa John's also provided free pizza by Eagle Entertainment down from Washington D.C. Most •Allison Joseph will read her of the members met during high school in Northern Vir- work at 7 p.m. in the College of Dallas Oliver/STAFF to the students. "Spring Fest is the first outdoor event during the Spring ginia. 33 West plays a variety of music including rock, Education Lecture Hall. The Washington D.C. band 33 West took the 'Spring Fest 2003' See Fest, Page 9 i stage following a performance by local band 'No One's Hero.' Page 4 - Wednesday, April 2,2003 Free On-Campus Police Beat Campus Calendar Ttotoring
03-28-2003 office reported receiving harassing Academic Success Center •DaneT.Auensen, 19,of Johnson phone calls. 681-0321 Hall, was charged with DUI and minor • Officers issued two traffic April 2 April 4 Williams Center room 2023 in possession of alcohol. citations and five traffic warnings, www2 .gasou .edu/tutorial P.O. Box 8001 • Christopher C. McDade, 20, of investigated three traffic accidents 1814 Adams Point Court, Snellville, and assisted nine motorists. Statesboro, GA 30460 International Fashion & ENGLISH Ga., was charged with minor in posses- Poet Allison Joseph to read M: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m., 3 - 5 p.m. sion of alcohol and theft by taking. 03-31-2003 her work Talent Show T: 2-5:30 p.m. How to react us • Michael C. Tlapa, 20, of 521 • William Marcello Perez, 19, Poet Allison Joseph will be reading Union Ballroom $3, 7 p.m. W: 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. Woodlands Drive, Statesboro, was of 432 Fair Road, Statesboro, was from her work on Wednesday, April R: 11a.m.- 3 p.m., 6-10p.m. charged with minor in possession of charged with criminal trespass and 2, at 7 p.m. in the College of Educa- ADVERTISING: alcohol, misdemeanor possession of obstruction of an officer. Deadline for Contest SOCIOLOGY/ tion Lecture Hall, Room 1115. The Got Skills??? "Blaze-Off/Shake- 681-5418 marijuana and theft by taking. • A CD player, two speakers and reading is free and sponsored by the Off" contest Interested??? Cash Prize PSYCHOLOGY •A 16-year-old runaway was locat- an amplifier were taken from a vehicle STORY OR PHOTOS: Department of Writing and Linguistics Give-Away Contact: Tiffany Berry @ M,W: 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. ed in Winburn Hall. Juvenile authori- in the A lot. and the Georgia Poetry Circuit. For 912-688-3143 R: 1 - 3 p.m. 681-5246 ties were contacted and the runaway • A wallet was taken from Watson more information, contactEric Nelson FAX NUMBER: was returned to her parents. Hall. atext.0739. COLLEGE READ/STUDY 03-30-2003 • Officers issued one traffic citation SKILLS 486-7113 • A resident of Cone Hall reported and four traffic warnings, investigated April 5 M,W: 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. losing his wallet. two traffic accidents, assisted five First Wednesdays E-MAIL TO: R: l-3p.m. • A resident of Hendrix Hall motorists and one sick person, and Sponsored by GSS and Eagle [email protected] reported his roomate's vehicle was responded to two fire alarms. Entertainment 9 p.m. Russell Union Youth Arts Festival ALGEBRA -CAL 2 Commons Sweetheart Cirlce 10 a.m. entered while it was parked in the B Editor's Note: Police Beat M-R: 10 a.m. - 10 p.m. Editorial Board lot. The vehicle's stereo and speakers appears in every edition of the F: 10 a.m.-12 p.m. Tim Prizer ' were taken. George-Anne in an effort to inform Sigma Carwash Colonial Kids Fair the GSU community of the amount STATISTICS Editor-in-Chief • A resident of the Phi Mu soror- Arby's Restaurant Sweetheart Circle 10 a.m. and nature of crime. All reports M: 10 a.m.-1:30 p.m. ity house reported a porch rail was 1:14 p.m. [email protected] are public information and can be T: 12:30-1:30 p.m. damaged by two individuals who obtained at either the GSU Division W: 3:30-7 p.m. were fighting. of Public Safety or the Statesboro Astronomy & Space Day • An employee in the Admissions Police Department. Blue-n-White Chill Night Planetarium 10 a.m. R: 12:30-4 p.m. Amanda Permenter Retriever's 9:14 p.m. JAVA Managing Editor GLOBE Social M: 3-6p.m. For more information contact Tom T: 8-10 p.m. [email protected] Honors Day Pearlsall at ext. 5726. W: 12-2 p.m. Performing Arts Center 8:30 a.m. R: 7-10 p.m. Adam Brady ^g^L — TWO LOCATIONS — Alumni Awards Dinner PHYSICS News Editor Annual Endowed Honors Nessmith-Lane Building Ballroom M: 12-3 p.m., 7-10 p.m. 5:30 p.m. For tickets call ext.5691. T: 12 - 2 p.m., 3 - 9 p.m. ganewsedggasou.edu Statesboro Mall Main Street Village Recital Carol A. Carter Recital Hall 8 p.m. W: 11 a.m. - 3 p.m., 7 -10 p.m. 764-6924 871-4962 'Puddingstone' R: 12-2p.m.,5-7p.m. Performing Arts Center 8 p.m. For CHEMISTRY/BIOLOGY // is a desire of The George-Anne tickets call ext. 7999. April 3 M, T, R: 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. toprintthenewsofGeorgiaSouth- W: 2-6p.m. em University as accurately as Senior Recital MMMJ|MMIM|jj^^ HISTORY/POLISCI possible. If you believe that
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Page 6 — Wednesday, April 2, 2003 GEORGE-ANNE THUMB YOUR OPINION •THUMBS UP to April bombers were later financially compensated by none other same U.N. that couldn't protect the Muslims in Kosovo from Hussein's than Saddam Hussein). Our soldiers will also be killed; but extinction, it was the U.K., not the U.N. that saved Bosnia.The Fools Day! as I have tried to justify the puipose of this war, I hope that the U.N. is made up of countries envious of America who like purpose will help to justify their sacrifice for our freedom. France and Germany have vested financial interests in sup- •THUMBS DOWN Shameful War Thus far there have been no clear and substantial links to plying Iraq with military grade materials for oil. to a disappointing loss ■E3 Discussion of the war in Iraq is constant and everywhere Hussein and al-Qaeda terrorists. I submit to you that we are Now for the "Hollywood Bunch", Michael Moore, Sean we look, often interrupting our favorite TV shows and radio not just fighting al-Qaeda and Bin Laden, but all terrorists, yesterday to the Expos Penn, Susan Sarandon, George Clooney, etc. An incoming programs and taking up space in The George-Anne. making no distinction between the terrorists themselves and freshman has the same education as 75% of the elitist rabble for the Braves. But try thinking of it this way: wars have been fought those that support terrorists. Some fear that the war in Iraq will from the left coast. With the exception of Sarandon, none of (just like the one in Iraq) and lives have been lost (just like be a recruiting call for al-Qaeda and other terrorist networks; I them graduated college. For some reason that against an ivy • THUMBS UP to opinions. We all the ones from Fort Stewart) to protect the media's right to get say that walking down the street to see a movie, voting for our league educated president and a cabinet of highly educated this information to us without being altered by a tyrannical leaders and Hooters girls are all recruiting calls for terrorists, have 'em, and it looks like we're starting and trained professionals who receive updates every half hour dictator (just like Saddam Hussein); and besides that, it is a but we won't be soon giving up those, will we? on current situations doesn't seem to make much sense. to express them. very important issue that eveiyone should have an educated The bottom line here is that terror is terror and we all said An actor with a high school education or General Colin opinion on. together on September 11,2001 that we would no longer put Powell, hmmm.... who do you want making military decisions. • THUMBS DOWN to the loss of civil- It is true that the war is a very confusing issue, with details up with it. If your opinion is different, that is fine. I choose Powell. Where were all these appeasement activists If you didn't vote for Bush, I will forgive you, but let's ian life in Iraq. seeming cloudy in the midst of opposing viewpoints. Our when the news that our soldiers, P.O.W's, were tortured and senses are further clouded, however, when only one side of at least get the facts straight and recognize evil where it executed? They certainly spoke up for the terrorists detained the issue is presented. With that said. I offer my opinion from stands. in Cuba when they had their beards and heads shaved for • THUMBS UP to the conservative side. No matter what though, if you get the chance, support the health reasons as if it was some violation of their civil rights Honor's Day today. The war in Iraq is necessary and legal. For twelve years, troops who are dying to protect us and the things we love. Any human shields in front of the World Trade Centers or far too long, Saddam Hussein has been building up an arsenal blocking Daniel Pearl? Will there be any "human shields" of weapons of mass destruction. For the same twelve years Andrew Higginbotham when the next suicide bomber blows up a cafe' in Israel. • THUMBS DOWN the United States, along with the International Community, [email protected] Michael Moore are you still there? Probably not. to people who don't vote has tried to convince Hussein to dismantle this arsenal. Op- He lives in a 1.9 million dollar apartment in NY. His next for SGA. erations Desert Storm and Desert Fox unfortunately failed documentary should be about gentrification and the poor that "f at this attempt. This liberal were kicked out of there homes to make way for apartments More importantly though, is that seventeen United Nations like his and for law offices like Bill Clinton's that he (Clinton) Security Council resolutions have failed (for those that ques- garbage must go set up in Harlem. If they really opposed war and oppression tion the legality of this war, please note UN Security Council they should have stood with the Kurds when thousands were Resolution No. 678 of 1990 authorizing "all necessary means Let me start by exercising my disappointment in your gassed by Sadaam's henchmen. How about standing beside to uphold and implement Resolution 660 and all subsequent leftist ideologies that went unchallenged in 3/31/03 printing. Hussein's brother -in-law that was executed for speaking relevant resolutions." Three articles supporting the "anti-war" theme? Not one in against him. Where were the human shields when Clinton Also, refer to H.J. Resolution 114 passed by both houses contrast. launched missiles into Iraq the same day his impeachment • Only sick music makes money of Congress on 16 October 2002 which authorizes military C'mon, you made Michael Moore appear to be almost a hearings began? I forgot, in the words of Jeanine Garafolo, today. action in Iraq). Why can't Hussein have some weapons of martyr. The two editorials were completely off base, com- "It wasn't cool to protest Clinton." - Friedrich Nietzsche mass destruction? The answer is that he is a despotic dictator posed of half truths and slander. Matthew Rothschild quotes, "No War for Oil" is the battle cry of the ignorant. Iraq is who wants the freedoms of the world to crumble at his will • Human beings are the only crea- "President Bush bears the responsibility for the horrors he fourth or fifth on the list for countries that export oil to us. We and he has started with his own people. is ordering up, and for the horrors that may flow from his have all the oil we need up in the ANWAR region. 735,000 tures that allow their children to come His mentor is Joseph Stalin for goodness sake! But I think decision to wage war." jobs would be created and an area of about 2000 acres is all back home. that we all agree on this point. What should be learned here His (Bush) decision?This guy got into Tech? If I remember it would take. 1/100 th of the refuge. So try again. - Bill Cosby is that inspections and sanctions just won't work and they" correctly the war was waged on us starting September 11th But, what this is all really about? Republicans vs. Demo- haven't worked for the past twelve years. 2001. For those who actually understand foreign policy, the crats? Everyone still talks about the election and how they LETTER AND SUBMISSION POLICY This is why we are at war. We all knew in the past few "war" began in 1993 with the first attack on the World Trade feel Al Gore should have won. Had he won we would still be The George-Anne welcomes letters to the editor, months that war was looming, including Saddam Hussein; but Center. Subsequent attacks were followed out in 1998 with the negotiating with the Taliban over an apology letter, flowers story submissions and guest columns from people he chose to ignore the pleas to fully cooperate and finally he to the victims, and a promise not to do it again. Remember it both inside and outside the GSU community. All copy bombing of PanAm flight 103 over Scotland, the bombings chose to ignore President Bush's forty-eight hour ultimatum. was Gore in 1992 who published a political manifesto titled submitted should be typed (double-spaced, please), of two U.S. embassies in East Africa, and the suicide attack In this one war we will both eliminate a threat to the world and preferably on Macintosh disk in Microsoft Word or Mi- on the U.S.S. Cole in 2000. all linked to Al-Qaeda. "Earth in the Balance", where he claims that, "we know that liberate a country from their oppressive and hostile regime. crosoft Works format. All submissions must be signed Bush made it clear after September 11th that America their cumulative impact (automobiles,factories) on the global and include a mailing address and phone number for The great Sir Winston Churchill once said, "A nation would hunt down the evildoers and bring them to justice. That environment is posing a mortal threat to the security of every verification. The editors reserve the right to reject any without a conscience is a nation without a soul. A nation is just what he is doing. Had Clinton not been so concerned nation more deadly than that of any military enemy we are submission. There is no word limit on submissions. A without a soul is a nation that cannot live." As the world's with gays in the military and global warming maybe he would ever again likely to confront." Really, so global warming is writer may request to remain anonymous. However, it greatest super power, we cannot ignore our conscience on have reacted when Sudan offered to turn over Bin-Laden deadlier than the Taliban, North Korea, Iraq, and any other will be the editor's decision whether or not to print the this matter.. back in 1996. Before thousands died at his hands in N.Y. military "we are ever likely to confront?" Thanks Al for your name. Submissions are run on a space-available basis. With war come many casualties, that is understood. and Washington. Iraq has chemical and biological weapons incite. Enjoying your position at Columbia? Oh yeah, has Consider this: how high would the death toll reach should of mass destruction, even by watching the socialist CNN you anyone seen Michael Moore, yet? Covering the campus Hussein be allowed to continue manufacture weapons of can't help miss that. Those weapons would be in the hands And to stop the "Vietnam" argument. This will not be mass destruction and, Heaven forbid, use them? President of new terrorists if the current administration hadn't engaged another Vietnam. The Iraqi people want liberation, that is like a swarm of gnats Truman was faced with the same question before he ordered the enemy. It is the current pace of trying to spare as many why thousands of their military surrender and the civilians the dropping of the "Fat Man" on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. innocent fives as possible in Iraq, that is causing the greatest in Basra and other cities face death at the hands of a regime THE 2002-03 EDITORTAL BOARD Had he not done this, countless more lives would have been number of U.S. Solider casualties. There is not a doubt in that shoots them in the back as they flee to their coalition lost in a land invasion of Japan. Now that you've had your TIMPRIZER anyone's mind that Bush could remove Iraq from the map in liberators. American and coalition forces are there to liberate history lesson, we'll go back to current events. It is true that a matter of hours if that were the intention. the Iraqi people, stabilize part of the Middle East, and keep EDITOR-IN-CHIEF civilians have died and will die in this conflict. I regret to Mr. Rothschild then sights a few issues that he says George another 9/11 from every happening again. AMANDA PERMENTER remind you, however, of the civilians that died in the World W is in violation of U.N. mandates? Are you kidding me?The Trade Center and the Pentagon, not to mention the civilian MANAGING EDITOR U.N., the same organization that has Liby aheading up the Hu- victims of homicide bombers in Israel (the families of these man Rights Campaign and Iraq in charge of disarmament. The ADAM BRADY NEWS EDITOR THE 2002-03 EDITORIAL STAFF LUCRECIA JOHNSON ASSSISTANT NEWS EDITOR WILL JOHNSON JEWEL DENSON
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Kevin Gotham, PRODUCTION & Chris Home, Philip Murphy, LaTonya Rayner, Mariana Vieira, GRAPHICS SERVICES Chris Walker (PAGES) STUDENT PUBLICATIONS PRODUCTION MANAGER Adam Drew !\>ws, EorrmrAi, .\DVTNOR Larry Anderson WEBMASTER GENBUAi MANAGER Segio Waldring Bill Neville Wednesday, April 2, 2003 — Page 7 Bush Sr. throws first pitch in patriotic dedication Associated Press seats. the mound and threw a strike to Reds Lunsford joins football staff CINCINNATI-FormerPresident A trainer from the Cincinnati shortstop Barry Larkin, crouched be- George Bush threw the ceremonial Zoo brought a bald Eagle onto the hind the plate. Bush waved his arms G-A News Service first pitch, a strike that left him de- field before Daniel Rodriguez, the in delight at the on-target throw as He was part of a Blue Devil lighted, as the Cincinnati Reds dedi- "Singing Policeman" from New the crowd roared. STATESBORO, Ga. - Chad program which made four con- cated their new ballpark Monday to York City, sang "The Star-Spangled Bush then walked to amicrophone Lunsford has been named slot- secutive appearances in the state a patriotic theme. Banner." Dozens of red-white-and- behind home plate and told the crowd backs coach at Georgia Southern playoffs, which included a com- The Reds invited current Presi- blue streamers were shot from the that it was an honor "to be off the University, according to an an- bined 20-3 record during his junior dent Bush to open Great American roof and swirled in the wind as the bench substituting for another guy nouncement from head football and senior seasons. Ball Park, but he declined without crowd chanted "U-S-A! U-S-A! you know, the president of the United coach Mike Sewak on Tuesday. Lunsford earned a bachelor's explanation, allowing his father to U-S-A!" States of America." Lunsford, 26, replaces Bob degree in biology from GC&SU fill in. Two transport planes from an The ballpark mood quickly Bodine, who accepted an of- in 2000 before following with a The pregame ceremonies were Ohio military base flew overhead changed when three players homered fensive line coaching position at master's degree in sport manage- wrapped in a patriotic theme. Reds before former President Bush walked for Pittsburgh in the second inning, Jackson State (Miss.) University ment from the United States Sports owner Carl Lindner began by paying onto the field to throw the ceremonial putting the Pirates up 6-0. in early March. Academy in 2002. tribute to U.S. troops in the Persian first pitch. Cincinnati's Ken Griffey Jr. got "We're certainly excited to He is married to the former Gulf, and fans waved 6-by-9-inch Bush, a left-handed first baseman the first hit in the ballpark, a first-in- have Chad in our Eagle family," Tiffany Hyde of Macon, Ga. flags placed on each of the 42,263 at Yale, stood on the grass in front of ning double. said Sewak. "His development as Chad Lunsford a coach, experiences and strong contacts in the state of Georgia will greatly enhance and bolster our backs coach in 1998, he assisted recruiting efforts. His energy, en- in guiding GMC to a national thusiasm and exemplary organiza- junior college rushing title with tional skills already speak volumes an average over 300 yards per of his character and capabilities. game. Two years later as line- He has a great respect and under- backers coach, Lunsford played standing of the Georgia Southern a key role in helping the Bulldogs program and we're delighted he stand second nationally in scoring considers us home." defense. Prior to his appointment at During his stint at GMC, Lun- GSU, Lunsford served as a tight sford coached eight players who FR1DA ends coach at Southern Confer- went on to play at the NCAA Divi- tiff of Sr drill ence rival Appalachian State dur- sion I (A or AA) level, including ing the 2001 and 2002 seasons. former East Carolina running BUTTERFLY SHRI/V4P SHRIMP : He helped lead the Mountain- back Keith Stokes and former Ap- SHRIMP Sc PASTA BUFFALO SHRIMP eers to a combined 17-8 record palachian State standouts Jimmy SALAD SHRIMP ALFREDO and a pair of NCAA Division I- Watkins and Jerry Beard, who SWEET & SOUR kT SHRIMP AA playoff appearances, which each topped the Mountaineers in SHRI/VIP SHRIMP GUMBO FRIEO SHRI/VIP COCONUT SHRIMP includes a quarterfinal round rushing during the 2001 and 2002 showing in 2001. campaigns, respectively. 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Page 8 - Wednesday, April 2, 2003 Braves smashed in season opener Eagle Football back Associated Press Robinson counts the three trips to the game. ATLANTA-Baseball'sroad war- Puerto Rico as time at home. Armas was 0-4 against Atlanta to work in week two riors started with a win, appropriately, "We get to bat last there," he last year and had lost six straight G-A News Service on the road. said. decisions to the Braves since Sept. regarding the development of The Montreal Expos sent Greg Maddux, 6-0 with a 1.66 ERA in 22,2000, dropping his record against STATESBORO, Ga. -After a Georgia Southern's offensive Maddux to his first opening-day seven previous opening-day starts, them to 4-6. productive initial week of spring line this spring. loss, defeating the Atlanta Braves gave up four runs in the first inning. "It was an honor to start the open- practice, head coach Mike Sewak The Eagles welcome back 10-2 Monday behind Jeff Liefer's The four-time NL Cy Young Award ing game," he said. "My fastball was led Georgia Southern back to the three of five starters which four RBIs and Orlando Cabrera's winner went seven innings, giving up the only thing working for me. My Eagle Practice Complex to begin helped GSU to a top national two-run homer. five runs, four earned, and nine hits. breaking pitch was not good. It was a its second week of work with a rushing mark of 386.2 yards Tony Armas Jr., in his first open- "I got the ball up in the first inning little chilly, different from the scenario two-hour session Monday after- per game last season, but lost a noon. ing-day start, allowed one run and five and I'm not good enough to pitch up. I in Florida. My grip on my breaking left, and it cost Atlanta a run in the first-team All-America performer "I wouldn't mind one bit if hits in six innings to get the win for need to pitch down to be effective and pitch was not good, but I won't blame seventh. Jones bobbled a single by in center Charles Clarke and they let us start the spring all the vagabond Expos. I didn't throw too many low strikes," that on the cold." Henry Mateo and third baseman All-Southern Conference tackle over again, beginning today," "It's a good way to start," Montreal he said. "When you have an inning Montreal, which won its third Vinny Castilla threw wildly to first James McCoy. Sewak quipped. "We spent so manager Frank Robinson said. "We like that, you just try to last and hope straight opener, was without its top on Chavez's sacrifice bunt. Georgia Southern does return much time concentrating on fun- didn't have a particularly good road the boys rally. I'm very disappointed hitter, Vladimir Guerrero. He was Liefer pinch hit in the eighth and starters in junior tackle Paul damentals last week, and when record last year, and it's something with the start." suspended for the first two games had a two-run single off Roberto Her- Collins, junior guard Leonard we got into the contact drills, it we talked about this spring. We have Atlanta, seeking its 12th straight for his involvement in a March 10 nandez, then added a two-run double Daggett and junior Albert Turner, to improve this year on that." division title, will depend heavily on spring-training brawl, but the Expos in the ninth against Jung Bong. seemed at times like those flew who Sewak has already moved right out of the window. Overall Montreal was 34-47 last season Maddux following the departure of didn 't need him and outhit the Braves Atlanta's Marcus Giles had an RBI from guard to fill the void at though, I was pleased with the and 83-79 overall in its first season Tom Glavine, who signed with the 14-11. single in the eighth off Luis Ayala. center. general effort which was made under the operation of the commis- New York Mets, and injuries that put Endy Chavez opened with a triple RF Gary Sheffield gave the Braves In addition, the Eagles will last week. We really picked up the sioner's office. The Expos finished Mike Hampton and Paul Byrd on the and scored on a sacrifice fly by Jose a scare in the opening inning when he look forward to the return of intensity and crispness Saturday second in the NL East, 19 games disabled list. Vidro. Rookie Ron Calloway, start- crashed into the fence trying to grab junior guard Reggie Cordy, who which allowed us to finish on a behind the Braves. A crowd of 40,248, about 10,000 ing in place of Guerrero in right field, Chavez' triple. Sheffield landed hard is expected back at full strength strong note." This year, Montreal will play 22 short of capacity, was at Turner Field doubled for his first major league hit. on his right shoulder, but stayed in in August after suffering a sea- The Eagles will conduct of its "home" games in Puerto Rico in on a sunny, chilly afternoon. The ga- Brad Wilkerson hit an RBI single and the game. son-ending knee injury against additional afternoon practices an effort to increase revenue. The Ex- metime temperature was 50, with a Cabrera's homer made it 4-0. The Expos struck a deal with ra- Gardner-Webb during last year's Wednesday and Friday at the pos will play just 59 times at Olympic 10-15 mph wind. Atlanta, which had won its pre- dio station The Team 990 to broadcast home opener. complex before heading over Stadium in what could be their final Country singer Jo Dee Messina vious four season openers at home, their games inEnglish this season. The "Although we're holding Reg- to Allen E. Paulson Stadium season in Montreal. sang the national anthem, and many scored in the sixth on a triple by Rafael team already had a French-language gie out this spring, I expect him Saturday for its first official in- The Expos don'thaveahome game fans wore red-white-and-blue cloth- Furcal and sacrifice fly by newcomer radio contract in a 148-game pack- back at full strength in August," tra-squad scrimmage beginning in Montreal until April 22. They play ing in a show of support of Ameri- Robert Fick. age split between stations CKAC and Sewak said. "He's done a great at 10 a.m. their first nine games on the road, then can troops in the Middle East. Four The Braves' defense made three CJMS. Montreal doesn't have a local job rehabilitating his injury and Sewak remained somewhat 10 in San Juan. fighter jets staged a flyover before errors, two by Chipper Jones in television broadcaster. has also gotten himself into guarded over his optimism great shape. I also expect guys like Charlie Hopkins, Clint Bar- 0 —m bour, Chad Motte, Travis Hames, stressed about tilVrUS? Will Lord and Lance Wayne to MIKKO figure into the mix and create a you. have pleevtw of thivugs. to worry about JAPANESE RESTAURANT competitive situation. Plus, I feel during finals, week,, av^d getting a good -parking spot safe to say that two of the true shouldiA/t be otA-e of them.! freshmen coming in the fall are as Now Serving Sushi! physically-gifted as Paul Collins was at that stage a few years ago Buy a raffle ticket aiA-d wii/v, a ^arki^Q pass New Items: and they could also play in their for all v^ov^-Qated Lots during finals, week- Nikko Soup first year." 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ft Statesboro, GA 30458 National Underground Railroad u FREEDOM CENTER (912)871-5555 Wednesday, April 2, 2003 — Page 9 PARKING, FROM PAGE 1 Final 'First Wednesday' this evening There are there three classes of sticker, now do you?" asked Joanie for 30 minute parking is up, you are tickets one can acquire: $50, $25 Greenlees, GSU's parking.enforce- supposed to move your car to another By Erik Howard resent Georgia Southern in a national into "Spring Fest 2003," which runs, evonamos @ hotmail.com and $10. ment supervisor. "The sticker itself is area of longer term parking, not just collegiate poetry competition. through the end of this week. Amongr To get a $50 ticket, you really have actually relatively inexpensive, you're to another 30 minute spot. "First Wednesday s Live," one of the Besides the poetry slam, Eagle the events for Spring Fest is the carni valt to screw up pretty bad. Most of these actually paying for a service, the right So, if parking services is taking in most successful programs presented by entertainment Team Leader Clifton which took place in front of Landrumi | tickets go to people who park in fire as a GSU student to park on campus, $350-400,000 per school year, why Eagle Entertainment, will be coming Reese says there will also be two on yesterday afternoon. lanes, falsify information to get a park- and when we see a person who is not isn't there more parking around here? to an end - at least for now. The last showings of the box office smash Some of the activities there werel I ing pass, or have a parking pass when a student taking up a space that could Just where does all that money go? presentation of the coffeehouse series "Die Another Day." The film is the inflatable games, afreestylebattle, andi] they're not supposed to. be made available to our customers, Well, since few people work for free for this year will be Wednesday at 9 latest installment in the James Bond a host of local bands like No One's, 1 A $25 ticket is much easier to get we issue that vehicle a ticket." in life, a part of it goes to pay salaries, p.m. in the Russell Union Commons. franchise staring Pierce Brosnan and Hero - formed right her eon campus' - all you need to do is park in the In addition to providing students maintenance on vehicles and gas. The The event is the culmination of the col- Halle Berry. There will also be a in Brannen hall. Also on Thursday, wrong area. For example, commuters wiu\a service and safe monitoring rest of it, the majority of it really, goes laborative efforts of all of the Eagle Halo Video Game tournament on big those interested in being in a music parking in residential lots, faculty lots, parking lots, parking services also pro- towards maintaining the existing park- Entertainment team leaders. screens set up in the Union Ballroom. video can come to the Union and film service areas - you get the idea. These vides 20 or so students with a job. ing lots; landscaping, asphaltrepair and For this month's event all of the Halo is the hugely popular game for their very own. are the most commonly written tickets "This is a learning institution, and ■ repainting, etc. previous winners of the Poetry Slam the X-box that combines combat and Ahostof live bands and poetry will on campus, and the majority of them we are proud to offer our students an "We receive no state funding for will be in attendance to deliver encore survival skills to its first-person shooter add to the coffeehouse feel of Wednes- seem to go to students. employment opportunity to help sup- our parking upkeep," explained Bob performances before they make their game play. day evening and lightrefreshments will "I see more student cars in a day port themselves while they pursue their Chambers, Director of parking and way to Fayetteville, Arkansas to rep- This month's event is included be available to the crowd. than I do faculty, so that's why most studies," Greenlees said. transportation auxiliary services. "The of the tickets I write seem to go to So, what's it like to slap yourfellow state doesn't want to use educational FEST, FROM PAGE 1 students," Baker explains. students, many of whom are in similar resources to support what they feel is an Getting a $10 is not that hard, but financial situations as the ticketer, with auxiliary service, so we have to come punk,hip-hop,andpop. "Wewanted they're not very common either. You a ticket thatrequires them to cough up a up with all the money ourselves." a diverse band so that all students could get these for going over the 30 minute pretty good-sized chunk of change? In addition to keeping the existing relatetotheirmusic,"saidReese.33West time limit in certain spaces, and for not "I don't have a problem with it," parking lots in good shape, ticket mon- recently won Washington D.C.'s Hard parking in a real space, i.e. "creating" said Deborah Wilson, a graduate ies are slated to help bring about 420 Rock Cafe battle of the bands and placed a parking space. who now works for parking services new parking spaces to GSU, according second in the national competition. "The purpose of writing tickets is as casual labor. "It's just the price to Mr. Chambers. The sidewalk and grass in front of . to serve as deterrent," Baker explained. you pay for not following the rules. "We anticipate having these new Landrum was filled with a diverse group "We're not some money hungry ani- If students didn't park where they spaces available by fall semester, we of students who all seemed to be enjoy ing mals here, we 're not trying to milk the weren't supposed to, they wouldn't think they will be needed by then," the festivities. "Spring Fest offers GSU students here for all that we can get get a ticket." he said. . * students an outlet to relieve the stress from them." But Baker says that most times, he Near the Landrum Center, Dor- of Academics," said Brian Gibson, Whether they're trying to or not, and other parking enforcement officers man Hall, an all male residence hall, global awareness team leader for Eagle Parking and Transportation services try to be as lenient as they possibly can is scheduled to be torn down and re- Entertainment. is making a mint. While they don't with offenders. placed with about 120 commuter park- "SpringFest2003" continues tomor- collect on every single ticket written, "Most of us are pretty nice guys and ing spaces and over near the Auxiliary row evening with the year's final install- between the tickets and the parking girls, we rarely enforce the rules the Services warehouse off of Old Register ment of "First Wednesdays Live." permits, they bring in between $350- way they're written," he said. Rd, about 300 commuter spaces are 400,000 per school year. For instance, according to the planned. The cost of the new parking "You don't really think you're rules as they are written, once your areas is estimated at around $300,000, ACTION, FROM PAGE 1 paying $54 for that little parking 30 minutes in a parking space allotted or $1,200 per space. Most wore T-shirts that said. "I something they value is threatened." The group that arrived on Bus No. support Affirmative Action - race Beatrice Lee, 71, of New Jersey 1 from Detroit was scheduled to leave IRAQ, FROM PAGE 1 must be a factor because racism is watched it all while she rested her even earlier. They'd spent 25 hours on a factor." feet and remembered the civil rights the road. By noon Tuesday, three hours Iraqi soldiers, and captured 20 wrapped around their heads and faces Inside the city's Baath Party head- Conyers predicted a 5-4 vote movement. after they rolled into town, they were prisoners of war. scrambled between buildings, try ing to quarters, tens of thousands of rounds to sustain affirmative action guide- "There's a lot that young people summoned for the trip home. Near the southern Rumeila region, sneak up on U.S. troops on foot and of small arms ammunition were found, lines. don't understand," she said in a slow They met at a corner near the a British brigade attacked two compa- in vehicles. along with hundreds of mortars and doz- Few speakers and signs rallied the lilting tone that hinted at her south- Supreme Court, walked to the nies of Iraqi infantry overnight and U.S. soldiers took control of the ens of heavy machine guns. Behind the counter-protesters. No chants rang out ern Virginia upbringing. "But they're subway, rode to RFK Stadium and destroyed 17 tanks and five artillery town center later Monday but Iraqi building were at least 20 mortar tubes, calling for a halt to using race as a working. I saw them today, and I was boarded their charter bus parked in pieces. forces on the eastern side of the river camouflaged with palm fronds. factor in admissions.. very proud." the stadium's vast parking lot. In Hindiyah, situated between the repeatedly fired on infantrymen taking The 3rd Infantry is at the forefront Perhaps it was because people who The crowds began to thin by 2 Was it worth all the trouble? sacred city of Karbala and the ruins of up positions on rooftops and behind of the advance on Baghdad, where oppose affirmative action were afraid p.m., four hours after- the court be- "I'm tired," said Gregory Roberts, ancientBabylon, atleast35 Iraqi troops sandbagged bunkers. a battle looms with the .Republican. rof#erng"branded asTit brsity gan hearing arguments. Groups of a Detroit resident who works for were reported killed by U.S. forces.The Portraits of Saddam had been Guard, Iraq's best-trained, best- of Michigan senior John Books said students reunited to hop on planes, Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm's prisoners told the Americans they be- erected along the street every 100 equipped troops. that perhaps people rally "only when trains and buses. office. "But it's a good tired." longed to the Republican Guard's Nebu- meters (yards). Amidpitched street battles inNajaf, chadnezzar Brigade, based inSaddam's "This must have been important one U.S. soldier was killed Monday, home area of Tikrit, and they had the to him (Saddam) to send down one of a military spokesman said, and the guard's triangular insignia. his Republican Guard brigades," said 101st Airborne Division's 1st and 2nd OneU.S. officer was wounded in the U.S. brigade commander Col. David Brigades moved on the city from the leg when abullet ricocheted through the Perkins. north and south. Georgia Southern University open door of his armored vehicle. In another part of the city, a tank Earlier, Capt. Kenric Bourne of the Tanks and Bradley fighting vehicles company attacked a bunker and killed 101st Airborne said two U.S. soldiers Holocaust Remembrance Day 2003 from the 3rd Infantry Division rolled 20 Iraqi troops and captured a dozen had been killed, but the Army later Yom Hashoah into the town of 80,000 at dawn and more, according to field reports. reported only one was killed. were met quickly by small arms fire and At the Hindiyah police station, Initial reports also said about 100 April 8,2003 rocket-propelled grenades from Iraqis U.S. soldiers stormed the building Iraqi fighters were either wounded or hiding behind hedges and brick walls. and rifled through desks, finding maps killed in the fighting outside Najaf, Iraqi forces in civilian clothes with with fighting positions marked out and 160 kilometers (100 miles) south of Holocaust Memorial Day Panel Discussion blue or red checkered Arab scarves organizational charts. Baghdad Russell Union Room 2048 3:00-5:00 PM Sponsored by HUM and the Multicultural Student Center This discussion will give all who attend an opportunity to interact with Holocaust experts. V kantotia AV QLOYL ^-A 489-6972^^-A 300 East Main These panelists are Holocaust survivors, children of the Holocaust, camp liberators and veterans. They will talk of experiences and answer questions based on their life C^^^^f Across from C^^^^ Video Warehouse month experiences and scholarly work on the Holocaust.
• New beds with hot bulbs Moderator: Dr. Darin Van Tassell, Center for International Studies • No waiting Unlimited Panelists: • Lowest prices in Statesboro Tanning Ms. Sylvia Wygoda- Executive Director, Georgia Commission on the Holocaust • GSU discount on haircuts Mr. Andre Kessler- Former Chairman, Advisory Committee for the Georgia and highlights Commission on the Holocaust Dr. Eugene Schoenfeld- Director of Education, Georgia Holocaust Commission Monday-Friday 9-6 Mr. John H. Young- Dachau Camp Liberator/American GI Saturday 9-4:30 m Brief Reception to follow the program. HOW THEM Keynote Speaker . Dr. Leon Bass THE WAY Russell Union Theatre 7:00 PM Sponsored by Campus Life Enrichment Committee, Hillel and the Georgia Georgia Southern! Southern University branch of the NAACP Applications can Application Dr. Bass is a former high school principal and Veteran of World War II. Dr. Bass, an be picked up in deadline is African American man, was a member of a segregated army unit in the 1940 's. At Friday April the nineteen years old, Dr. Bass was an eyewitness of the Buchermaid concentration camp Office of 4th, 2003 Admissions following the liberation by US Troops. This experience and his interactions with inside the Holocaust survivors led to his work in Holocaust education and efforts to promote Russell Union understanding between blacks and Jews.
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■ Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds Spring into afresh new style * 4 'Nocturama' ■ By Danielle Hart kimono to spice things up! army green, and one piece with deep * * [email protected] Josh King Ralph Lauren's line for women purple. These lines follow traditional joshua_d_k>[email protected] Think you're ready for spring and displays white, off white, pastel color, yet get pulled away by pink, Some bands are fortunate (or un- summerof 2003? Ifyouhaven'ttaken blue, beige, army green, coral, and purple, and metallic shades! fortunate, depending on how you look note of this season's hottest colors, metallic gold. The menswear line This comparison of the four at it) enough to become a commercial your wardrobe most certainly is not. displays light brown, milk chocolate Spring/Summer lines yield black, success right away. This season's colors are still hang- brown, gray, and black. Both lines white, pastel pink, pastel blue, any More frequently, bands that ing on to those of previous seasons, each contained one piece of purple, shade of brown from beige to choco- "make it" have toiled in obscurity though. So, don't fret, most likely and don't forget the gold. Maybe these late, metallic gold and army green as the most popular colors. All of the for years before the public catches your closet already contains a few colors are hinting at royalty! on. The Bad Seeds fall into the lat- pieces in these calming and vibrant Yves St. Laurent's Rive Gauche lines did though add an extra dash ter category.Every new album they put shades. womenswear hit the runway with of color, such as coral, red, purple, out garners them new admirers excited According to Pantone's Fashion black, gray, beige, butter white, or yellow. to hear the "next new thing." Color Report for Spring 2003 posted pink, metallic silver and gold. The As spring begins, let the warm weather, as well as your wardrobe, Yet this latest offering, Nocturama, on the Pantone website, the winners menswear line hit the runway with is actually the twelfth from Nick are Pink Champagne, Baby Blue, Li- white, chocolate, light brown, white, add a little color into your life! Cave and crew. What makes their las, Peridot, Acacia, Twilight Blue, newfound respect from the media Aqua Sky, and Sugar Coral. even more amusing is that this album In normal terms, any light shade for the most part sounds just like the of pink, a chocolate brown, pastel l * first elevenFor those new to the Bad blue, medium purple with a splash Seeds, here's how they sound. Half of chocolate, army green, puke yellow, of the songs are loud with a fast tempo deep blue, aqua blue, and rose. and sound reminiscent of Springsteen To put these colors to the test, on speed. Special Photo I visited the websites of four note- The other half consists of slower, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds' new album sounds a lot like their last worthy clothing lines to view the quiet songs with violins and pianos eleven but serves as a good introduction to the band for those who Spring/Summer 2003 collections and sound akin to a gloomy version have never heard of them. in action. ofthe"OhBrother,WhereArtThou?" that's been done for this album is the is so short that the listener only comes Christian Door's Spring/Summer Soundtrack. While the faster songs extensive hype surrounding the final away remember the chorus, and the 2003 fashions primarily stick to basic aren't bad, the quieter songs are what track "Babe, I'm on Fire", which song sounds like 15 minutes of the colors, such as black and white, plus really work for them because they bet- lasts longer than 15 minutes and has exact same two lines over and over metallic tones of silver and gold. But ter suit Nick Cave's voice, which is 43 verses. again. one piece from the collection was a very rough and sullen sounding. They are so proud of this song that Overall, if you are not a fan of printed fabric splashed with green, In fact, he sounds more like a the album comes with a second disc Waylon Jennings sounding country orange, white, and red! 1950's era country singer than he that is just a performance of this one singers, then Nick Cave's voice Gucci's lines showcased black does a rock singer. He probably rec- song. Truth be told, while interesting will irritate you enough that staying and white, as well as a pastel pink, ognizes this fact as well as his latest on the first listen for the pure novelty far away from this album is recom- pastel blue, and milk chocolate. Both cameo appearance has been covering effect, this song is the weak point on mended. If you're intrigued, this is collections, women's and men's, also a Hank Williams Sr. song on the new 'Nocturama'. Singing 43 verses be- their easiest album to find and serves contain cinnamon, beige, dark green, Johnny Cash record. comes an excuse to sing the chorus as good of an introduction to the group gold olive and yellow. Gucci did add The main marketing gimmick upwards of 90 times, and each verse as any of their other works. a red, blue, green, and yellow men's Special Photo At Fashion Week in New York City this year, introduced many styles Tuesday, April 8 and fashions for the new season. (Above) Runway models show the 7:00-9:00 PM HOLOCAUST REMEMBRANCE DAY Russell Union Ballroom Georgia Southern University's Keynote Address by Dr. Leon Bass lastest style of many well-known designers. African American veteran and eyewitness to the horrors of Buchenwald Concentration Camp - Dr. Bass will discuss the consequences of racism International Week 2003 and prejudice. Activities for Holocaust Remembrance Day arc sponsored by (he following Georgia Southern Departments and Organizations: Campus April 4 - April 11 Life Enrichment Committee, Center for International Studies, Department of History, Hillel Student Association, Holocaust Remembrance Committee, Multicultural Student Center, NAACP r"T77n"i/ cw ». oicnTTT^ Wednesday, April 9 ^tUCKEN & BISCUITS 9:30 - 10:30 AM CROSS-CULTURAL PERSPECTIVES ON WAR Russell Union, Room 2048 Student Panel Discussion CV Model United Nations We accept checks with proper I.D. Members of the Georgia Southern Model United Nations team will discuss different viewpoints about war from many regions of the world.
Wednesday, April 9 2:00 - 3:00 PM POINT-COUNTERPOINT: Russell Union, Room 2048 U£ FOREIGN POLICY IN THE POST - 9/11 WORLD ; 990 i ; 990 ; Dr. Tom McMulIen and Dr. John Steinberg, Two opposite views on the foreign policy of the Bush administration ! Chicken Strip ! Sponsored by the Department of History Po-Boy Onion Stixx Spicy or Mild i Try 'em! Wednesday, April 9 with purchase of medium Coke® i 6:30 - 8:30 PM GLOBAL GOURMET FOOD TASTINGS & CONTEST Residence Halls Sample the foods in at least six of the eleven Georgia Southern residence halls and have your passport stamped to register for the following prizes: University Store gift certificates for (I st) $75; (2nd) S50; (3rd) S25. i1 ^ope^ces ^cv___MILLBi___yfg^* i For more information, please call Kari Bums at 688-2341. 1 Expires 5/15/03 • Limit two per coupon ■ Expires 5/15/03 -Limit two per coupon ■ Sponsored by University Housing
Thursday, April 10 http://www.popeyes.com 9:30 - 10:30 AM THE CURRENT CRISIS IN VENEZUELA Russell Union, Room 2048 Student Panel Discussion Dr. Ron Young 526 Fair Road (Highway 67) Dr. Young and a group of Venezuelan students discuss the political turmoil Open 'til Midnight on Friday and Saturday gripping this South American nation. A Meeting of Places Sponsored by the Department of History Open 'til 11:00pm Sunday through Thursday
This year International Week celebrates Georgia Southern University, a place where Thursday, April 10 people of many countries and many cultures meet in spirit as well as in mind. 12:00- 1:00 PM INTERNATIONAL STUDENT FOOD TASTING Russell Union Ballroom Prepared and served by members of the following Pre-Function Area Organized by the Office of International Student Programs and Services student organizations: African Student Association, in the Center for International Studies German Club, Japanese American Friendship Alliance, Korean Student Alliance, Spanish Club, United Carribean Association m Friday, April 4 Thursday, April 10 ti$$® -April 11 International Flags on Display Russell Union Commons Area 2:00 - 3:00 PM THE NORTH KOREAN NUCLEAR CRISIS Russell Union, Room 2048 &*»* Dr. Steve Rhee Krsili Friday, April 4 Armstrong Atlantic State University, Savannah, Georgia «*C> v 11:30 AM International Coffee Hour Russell Union, Room 2080 Dr. Rhee will discuss the growing tensions between the United States and and New Flags Recognition Ceremony North Korea over the looming threat of nuclear weapons. Conversation and refreshments with international students and faculty. Sponsored by Georgia Southern's Educational Opportunity Programs Friday, April 11 9:00-9:50 AM AFGHANISTAN IN FOCUS: OPERATION Russell Union, Room 2048 ANACONDA FROM A LOCAL NEWS PERSPECTIVE Friday, April 4 Mr. Mahmet Caglayan Join the new 7:00 - 9:00 PM International Fashion and Talent Show Russell Union Ballroom WSAV News, Savannah, Georgia &. Admission: S3.00 Enjoy an evening of beautiful fashions and exciting A collection of videos and interviews of troops from Fort Stewart taken in performances by Georgia Southern students. Afghanistan during WSAV's coverage of Operation Anaconda in Afghanistan. g^d GSU Green Party ^ Sponsored by the Georgia Southern University International Club If you are interested in performing in the International Fashion and Talent Show, please Friday, April 11 contact Mark Tubbeh at 681-0691. This show is open to all Georgia Southern students. 11:00- 11:50 AM GHANDIAN IDEAL OF PEACE Russell Union, Room 2048 # Prizes will be awarded: 1" Place - SI25; 2nd Place - $75; 3,"' Place - $50 AND HUMANITY Dr. Merigala Gabriel "There can be no daily democracy Visiting Scholar, Department of Literature and Philosophy Monday, April 7 Dr. Gabriel will discuss how Ghandi's ideal of peace and humanity may offer without daily citizenship." 3:00 PM Museum Exhibit Opening & Reception Georgia Southern Museum alternative solutions to the problems we are facing. OBJECTS OF FAITH - An exhibit of religious artifacts from around the world. Friday, April 11 Guest Speaker: Mr. John Parcels 12:00- 1:00 PM Hotel & Restaurant Management Family and Consumer Sciences Building Department of Literature and Philosophy Friday Luncheon - Mediterranean Menu Sponsored by the Georgia Southern Museum Prepared and served by the Georgia Southern University Quantity Food Production Class. S8.00 per person . Reservations Required. Contact Dr. Larry Stalcup, [email protected] % Meetings Tuesday, April 8 rc International Luncheon and Food Tasting Russell Union Ballroom Friday, April 11 th 8:00 PM RHAPSODY: A ROMANIAN FOLK DANCE GROUP Russell Union Ballroom Enjoy a delicious international meal at Southern Traditions Thursday, April 10 6:00-7:30pm An evening of music, dance, and colorful costumes! Everyone is invited! or sample some tidbits at the food tasting. No admission charge! rd 12:00-3:00 PM Southern Traditions - Full Meal S6.35 cash or $5.10 Eaglexpress Wednesday, April 23 5:00-6:30pm 1200-1:30 PM Free Samples - Russell Union Pre-Function Area April 7 - April 30 Student Photo Contest Theme: FAR AWAY PLACES Enter your prized photos of the places you have visited and the people you Russel Union - Room 2071 have met while traveling outside the United States. Tuesday, April 8 3:00 - 4:30 HOLOCAUST REMEMBRANCE DAY Russell Union Room 2048 Contest Rules: Submit up to three photos*; Include negatives and For further information: These four individuals.each personally affected by the Holocaust, will your name, address, and telephone number [email protected] discuss their experiences: 4:30 - 5:00 Dr. Eugen Schoenfeld, Education Director of the Georgia Commission of the Photo Contest Prizes: Three winning photos will be enlarged for display and nd Reception - Holocaust and Holocaust survivor will be awarded the following cash prizes: 1" Place - $75; 2 Place - $50; 1 Refreshments Mr. Andre Kessler, Holocaust survivor 3" Place - $25. Photos will be exhibited in the Henderson Library, third floor. will be served Mr. John H. Young, American veteran eyewitness of the concentration camps Submit your entries to*: Mark Tubbeh, P. O. Box 8106, Georgia Southern >\$ and resident of Georgia University, Statesboro, GA 30460. Photos may also be hand-delivered to Ms. Sylvia Wygoda, Executive Director of the Georgia Commission of the Room 1327, Forest Drive Building, Georgia Southern University Holocaust; Daughter of Holocaust survivor %). *Entries must be submitted by March 28 <5 For more information on International Week 2003, please contact Mark Tubbeh, Coordinator, International Students, 681-0693. TODAY'S QUOTE C o v e r i n g the c a m p us like a swarm of gnats ;'I can resist everything except temptation." -Oscar Wilde
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Page 12 - Wednesday, April 2, 2003 'Real World' creators head to 'BORO BANDS 3030: Wallace Green Wednesday Forget the over-production and Cancun to make reality movie Mellow Mushroom, 6 Univer- pretty boy antics of top 40. Throw Associated Press sity Plaza, 681-8788: Perpetual the angst-ridden youth themes right But they spent most of their vaca- Groove out the college radio window. Mix in With dozens of wildly popular re- tion away from the hotel. Producers Perpetual Groove has proven a catchy tune written over serious ality shows crowding the television hired a tour group to organize daylong that they are more than just a killer lyrics and what you have is a sound airwaves, it was only a matter of time excursions that took the students to the live band. Combining thought- that defines itself as the music of Wal- before Hollywood took a crack at its nearby coral island of Cozumel and ful songwriting with mesmerizing lace Green. own version of "real life." let them swim with dolphins, among instrumental expression, Perpetual Legends, 3787 Old Register The two-producer team that cre- other adventures. Groove's intertwining melodies and Rd., 871-5349: Swingin' Me- ated MTV's "The Real World" has Shooting spring break wasn't al- rhythms create some beautiful and dallions taken the phenomenon south of the ways easy. Once, when the cast was exciting music. The Swingin' Medallions have border, throwing 16 college students leaving a nightclub after 3 a.m., 300 Buffalo's, 120 Lanier Dr., 681- been based out of the Greenwood together in a hotel and taping every college kids spotted the cameras and 3030: Taylor and Graham South Carolina area, since the early minute of the spring break insanity rushed the fleet of Suburbans wait- 1960s. Their musicalroots camefrom that follows. ing to take the movie's stars back to Thursday listening to the early rhythm and blues The result will be a movie much their hotel. Wooden Nikel, 15 University acts. The music most often associated like reality TV - only longer and un- When the cast traveled to another Plaza (912)871-3900: Jupiter with the band is beach music, frat rock, Special Photo censored, and with a raunchy twist on hotel to watch wet T-shirt and bathing Hotel Baccaka in Cancun, Mexico will play home to MTV's 'The Coyote andR&B. the wholesome '60s beach movies like suit-switching contests, producers had Real World's' reality movie. Jupiter Coyote is a band that Retrievers, 1 University Plaza, "Beach Blanket Bingo." to rope off beach chairs so their stars plays it the way they feel it with 681-2444: Tishamingo "There's not really time to wonder though, because the reality genre con- miles of cable. wouldn't get lost in the crowd. little regard as to where they fall Originally from Tallahassee, FL, how all these random things are going tinues to fascinate viewers. In sum- From a control room on the top And when much of the cast decided between the cracks of what is trendy Tishamingo is a group of reunited to tell a 95-minute story," said "Real mer 2000,51 million people watched floor, producers stayed glued to 44 TV to have an alcohol-soaked party on the and fashionable. A band prolific in friends whose blues based rock and World" co-creator Jonathan Murray, Richard Hatch win the first season monitors to watch the action. Besides deck of their hotel, the crew scrambled it's writing, skilled in music writing, roll. Their inspiration of 60's and whose company is producing the film, of "Survivor." Earlier this year, the stationary cameras, they used walkie- to get outsiders who showed up to and congenial in its nature, they have 70's rock can be heard through their titled "The Real Cancun." The cast is "Joe Millionaire" finale drew about talkies to send six camera crews scur- sign waivers allowing themselves to managed to survive in the tough envi- guitars and vocals. living their lives day to day, and the 40 million viewers, and 20 million rying from room to room to shoot the be taped. ronment of the underground club and. Mellow Mushroom, 6 Univer- movie takes shape day to day." people watched Trista Rehn choose most exciting action. "We can react to anything, turn any theatre circuit. sity Plaza, 681-8788: Captain Producers are trying to beat her made-for-TV Prince Charming "You want (him) naked?" producer problem into part of the story," Schutz Retrievers,l University Plaza, Soularcat another spring break reality movie on "The Bachelorette." Jamie Schutz asked head editor Ben said. "The more difficult things are for 681-2444: Middleground This five-piece rock and roll band, shot in Cancun and directed by Mike Industry watchers say these shows Salter, as a cast member stepped from us while filming, the more exciting it who originated from Rome, GA has Fleiss, executive producer of TV's are appealing because they throw the shower. He pressed a button to will look on the screen." Friday deep roots stemming from Blues and "The Bachelor" and "Are You Hot?" ordinary people into extraordinary record, and then said, "You've got While New Line wouldn't com- Buffalo's, 120 Lanier Dr., 681- rock and roll. Fleiss was not immediately available circumstances. him." ment on how much the project will for comment on the competition. But "The Real Cancun" producers Some students were shy about cost, its budget is expected to be about And in June, "From Justin to insist there are few situations more changing clothes when they knew one-third less than most independent Kelly" hits theaters, starring "Ameri- surreal than spring break: a week of they were being taped; others freely films. The cast is star-free, which can Idol" winner Kelly Clarkson and nonstop sun, sex and shots where ev- strutted around nude. One woke up saved producers a bundle. runner-up Justin Guarini. erywhere you look there's an excuse with a bottle of booze in his hands, Editors began molding rough While that's not exactly a reality to get naked - usually in full view of while another had never done a shot footage into a movie after just three movie, it draws on the Fox show's thousands of strangers. before going to Cancun. days in Cancun, and writers piecing success. Clarkson and Guarini play as- Cast members, aged 18 to 25, Producers have banned publica- together a plot had to write and re write piring singers who meet during spring were chosen from more than 10,000 tion of interviews with cast members a working script to account for new break, fall in love and spontaneously applicants nationwide. Camera crews before the movie is released. They also developments. burst into song. spent four days following them on barred a photographer from taking "After a few days of filming, we The race to the box office means a their college campuses, then eight pictures of the set, where students basically knew where the story was crew of mostly "Real World" veterans days on location. shared suites that normally cost up going," said story supervisor Eric has just a few weeks to hammer out The set was the 27-room Hotel to $450 a night. Monsky. their finished product. "The Real Baccaka, across the street from Their living quarters featured "We have to make sure things stay Specal Photo Cancun," which New Line Cinema beds with microphones fixed to the Planet Hollywood. It took three funny," De Oliveira said. "There are The remaining and current members of the Swingin' Medallions will distribute, finished taping March weeks to install more than 100 sur- headboards, balconies with built-in no boundaries in this format, but we come back to Statesboro on April 4 when they will perform at Leg- 22. veillance cameras, 50 microphones, hot tubs, and kitchens stocked with still want to finish with a movie people ends. There seems to be no real hurry, dozens of high-intensity lights and 5 munchies and beer. will come see." Don't get pierced or TATOOED anywhere until you come and see us*
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MISSING ORGAN Student itnakes every reasonable effort take her on long weekend trips claims to be missing her to present correct and complete to Paris, give her constant ^ooj^s^&^bu^gNe^ liver after a date at a local information in advertisements. attention, and listen to her restaurant last night. If found, However, the advertiser is re- FOR SALE: Large attractive NOW AVAILABLE AT A UNIVERSITY STORE talk about her ex-boyfriends. 'please return to Hannibal sponsible for proofing the ad upon dung beetles for sale. 2 NEAR YOU, FREE WITH A HAIRCUT! publication a,nd should notify the All those not rich need not males and one female. Price Lector. ■i^^H ^^^■■^^^^^■■l^H ^ ft Page 14 — Wednesday, April 2, 2003 BERRY LOSES OSCAR Bigfoot is blurry, not ByKLE.YouSIed comments, it was pretty clear that demanded something be done in 48 [email protected] he didn't support Berry or her "ant- hours. Either she would have to apolo- In the wake of her anti-war warism." gize or action would be taken. The comments on the Tonight Show Forthose who missed Berry's com- naturally reserved Berry responded to photographer's fault last week, it has been announced ments on the Tonight Show last week, Bush by saying, "Make me feel good." that Halle Berry will lose her Best they were words that spoke clearly to Unsure whether it was a comment to Actress Oscar according to a source the United States public. Mr. Leno the time limit or a quote from the close to the George-Anne. Whether it asked her a simple question as to her movie "Monster's Ball," Bush was is racially motivated, or a choice by position on the war. Ms. Berry replied, thoroughly surprised and had sort of the government to make an example "Well, since I am an Oscar winner, and a dumbfounded look upon his face. out of non-patriotic persons, this blow I know everything thereis to know, and With much surprise Berry didn't to the actress will come at the end of the president doesn't, I believe that the fold, and she refused to take back the month. Sources close to Berry say war is a battle between two opposing the comments. that she is willing to go to Canada with forces trying to have victory over the This has become very sad, as her award in order to protect it and other, and the winner is considered the Berry will lose her Oscar at the end herself from losing any degradation. winner." These comments soon lit up of the month. Many of her fans stand Sources close to Berry also state that phone lines from East to West coast, behind her all the way. She has lost the Oscar, if not taken from Berry, and it was uncertain that the Tonight everything as a consequence of her will be duplicated and then it will be Show would even rebroadcast on the comments. Her "Cover Girl" promo- "taken" in effigy during a ceremony West Coast. Because of a mistake tion campaign has been taken from on April 31 in Hollywood, California made by a technical crewmember, we her. And her movie X-Men 2 will be with a Berry look-alike. will call him Mr. George "Shrub," the re-shot with one of the Bush twins in The Berry comments rocked comment was broadcasted on the West the role of Berry's Storm. President Bush to his core. Quoted as Coast as well. Berry may be blacklisted from the saying, "She is an evil-doer," the Presi- When called upon to ask her about Hollywood community for years to 4 dent is backing the Oscar committee her comments she made on the show, come. This is a sad day in Hollywood. for taking away this prize, which Ms.Berrysaid,"**********youguys. Many from the NAACP are outraged she was the first African-American I said whatl ************* said and as to Berry's punishment, seeing that, woman to receive. "She is not to be T TTipfiTit" pYprv as quoted by Kwasi Imfumi, president looked upon as heroic, or even... (The ********** ********g********** of the NAACP, "the little girl from the George-Anne couldn 't understand the Dixie Girls or whatever they are, said lastwords of the President's comments prompted the United States' Home- stupid comments about the President Internet Photo due to thefactthathe didn 'tquite know land Security to declare a code Red and the war and nothing happened." how to make out the words without and make a speech. In the speech What will happen? Only time will symbols.) But from the President's the President came against Berry and tell. 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