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DAILY * . TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2005 -Rita has •Florida Open wallets, helping hands GSU, community out the campus by many different The Music Department performed a 4 organizations and groups. free concert Sept. 13 at the Performing •worried gives big money to "The One Million Challenge" is Arts Center that accepted donations one example of the school's effort to at the end. .• By Michelle Spitzer help Katrina victims organize such efforts. In this program The NAACP sponsored a candle- Associated press groups sign up to implement new and light vigil 8:45 p.m. Sept. 15 at the By Darren Jones creative ways to collect relief goods. Russell Union Rotunda in memory > • KEY WEST, Fla. - Residents Staff Writer The Office of Student Activities and of those who lost their lives. Scat- boarded up windows Monday Volunteer Services tracks all partici- tered over the campus are places to and evacuated the low-lying In response to the disaster that pating groups and provides a pick-up give, and students have been giving. rfc Florida Keys as Tropical Storm struck New Orleans, Georgia South- service so volunteers can collect the Sophomore Larance Johnson gave Rita gathered strength in the Ba- ern has spearheaded many relief goods. This program will run until the $5 to a collection pot and is "looking hamas, threatening to grow into a efforts for victims that will continue end of September 2005. for an opportunity to donate more." hurricane with a potential 8-foot throughout September. Many relief events took place According to the Office of Volunteer storm surge. This effort comes in the form of di- during the early part of September, Services $4,771 has been raised by In New Orleans, the mayor sus- rect donations, fundraisers, vigils and giving anyone the opportunity to GSU thus far, $1888 of that from pended his plan to start bringing even concerts. Money, canned goods, contribute to the cause. The United faculty donations. ''residents back to the city Monday Grasyon Hoffman/STAFF clothing and anything non-perishable Student Honors Association sold snow Statesboro churches, schools, after forecasters warned that Rita A student places money in a donation jar at the University Store. that can be spared is accepted through- cones Sept. 13 and 14 to raise money. see GIVING, page 5 could charge through the Gulf * *of Mexico and impact the city's already weakened levees. Oil prices surged on the possibility that oil r*and gas production would be interrupted once again. GSU fueling station up and running after hiatus The storms top sustained wind t #speed was 70 mph by midafter- noon Monday and it was expected By Rachel Weeks one building to another." wasting fuel. to strengthen into a Category 1 News editor Materials Management is encour- "We received a delivery Tuesday of hurricane Tuesday. aging use of fuel conservation methods last week, but it did not fill the tanks, it "The main concern now is the The Georgia Southern on-campus including eliminating non-essential was about 2,500 gallons. We are hop- Florida Keys," said Max Mayfield, fueling station repairs have been com- travel and fueling vehicles at commer- ing to get another delivery this week," director of the National Hurricane pleted and Materials Management is cial stations using the Wright Express said Horn. "We're doing the best we •"Center in Miami. "It's moving asking that fuel conservation measures card. "We have asked public safety to can to keep an uninterrupted supply over very warm water and that's be taken in the coming weeks, since refuel off-campus at commercial sta- of fuel. We're at the mercy of vendors extremely favorable for develop- delivery of fuel is not guaranteed to tions because they are a large user of as to what they can furnish and until ■*ment." fill the tanks each time. fuel since patrol cars are on constant we know how often we'll be getting Hurricane warnings were Director of Materials Management patrol," said Horn. "We have also deliveries, we'll have to use these fuel posted for the Keys and Miami- George Horn said that several problems asked people on long distance travel conservation methods." , ;Dade County, the hurricane center at the on-campus fueling station were to refuel before bringing the vehicle Not all vehicles are allowed to refuel said. Residents and visitors were solved and now the station is fully back to campus. Also, drivers should at the on-campus station, and now ordered to clear out of the entire operational. avoid topping off tanks and wait until more restrictions are limiting the num- ,* chain of islands. "There was a drainage problem they are low on gas before refueling ber of vehicles visiting the station. Vice undercutting the concrete and the ero- because that extends the amount of President of Business and Finance, Joe Rita strengthens sion caused settling cracks, so we cut time between refueling." Franklin, said Cognisa buses refuel off- up the concrete then poured concrete Many refineries in the Gulf Coast campus and only GSU owned vehicles Tropical Storm Rita is threatening 1 are authorized to use the on-campus the Florida Keys and has the slabs," said Horn. "We were also getting are still not operational. Due to irregu- potential to turn into a hurricane water in the inspection ports, but we lar supplies at distribution terminals, station. "GSU vehicles have stickers by early Tuesday. were able to raise the ports so the water GSU's fuel suppliers can not provide and are primarily used on campus, Tropical Storm Rita LOCATION MOVEMENT MAX SUST. will wash by. We have a monitoring a firm date for refueling or indicate like physical plant vehicles, housing 23.3° N WNW at 70 mph system to monitor the amount of fuel how much of the order will be filled, vehicles and about 48 golf carts used for Grayson Hoffman/STAFF 76.5° W 14 mph As of 5 p.m. in the tanks and it was moved from but GSU is taking measures to avoid all departments," said Franklin. Gas pumps for GSU vehicles are back in working order. Projected path EDT HHi Potential movement area Tropical storm watch Tropical storm warning ...... Hurricane watch —— Hurricane warning ALA. G A .■ ■ MISS. '■'" 0 400 mi Q 400 km FLA, 2 p.m. 2 p.m. Gulf of —Tues. REEL FISHING Thu. Mexico V 2 p.m. Wed. CUBA ,MEX.; 5 p.m. Mon.-i u, f!, 5 IN FAKE LAKES 85- 80° "-" 75 SOURCES: NOAA; Weather AP Nl Underground; ESRI Students can fish in GSU's 'lakes' INSIDE By Luke Hearn Georgia Southern. "We don't The DNR Web site also says that Executive editor really encourage it, though." fishing is not allowed at night, and Taylor said there are some that certain fish must be returned ♦Wedding goes bad Adrian White finds relax- safety concerns for those who to the water if they aren't the ap- A groom spent the night in jail ation while sitting at Lake fish in the campus lakes, but was propriate size. after his wedding erupted into Wells with a fishing pole unsure if university officials have White said he has received ,«a raucous brawl.The groom in his hand. ever stopped anyone from casting no warnings from the university and ten others were arrested their baited hooks into the lake. while fishing, something he does after the fight broke out with "I love fishing," the junior two to three times a week. another wedding party. construction management major Major Mike Russell with the ** | Only in America, p. 4 said. "I come out here to fish and University Police was also unsure "A lot of people don't know I just feel so peaceful." of a definitive policy for fishing you can fish out here. I've been Photo essay.. 2 Classifieds 6 While White and others spend on campus. doing it for a while, and haven't Campus 3 Sports 7 received any flack." * National 4 News 8 their free time fishing on campus, "The only thing I can say is State 5 the rules governing this practice that you have to follow the state White says he usually catches is unclear, according to university fishing laws," he said. three to four fish per week, but ^CORRECTION officials. According to the Georgia rarely keeps them. "I don't really Department of Natural Resources' fish to catch anything. When you Kanye West, Common, Fantasia "There's really no written come to catch, you don't catch and Keyshia Cole are tena- policy that I'm aware of," said Web site, everyone 16 and older g tively scheduled to perform at Chuck Taylor, campus and land- fishing in publiclakes in Georgia is anything." Paulson Stadium Saturday, Nov. scape architect and planner for required to have a fishing license. see FISHING, page 5 19. A cutline on page one listed the day of the week incorrectly. Covering the campus like a swarm of gnats. j& www.stp.geor*;iasouthern.edu Established 1927 -The Newspaper for Georgia Southern Universi PAGE21 PHOTOESSAY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20,2005 I THE GEORGE-ANNE THROUGf SLEWS Halftime drum major Frederick Newsome directs the GSU band during halftime at last Saturday's home opener against McNeese State at Paulson Stadium. RIGHT: Silver and brass bells reflect light from the stadium flood lights at Paulson Stadium last Saturday. ABOVE: A member of the drum line during practice Monday afternoon. BELOW: As fans line the endzone, the band pauses just before ending its hafltime show. Grayson Hoffman/STAFF TOP: A trumpet player practices in the 100-degree heat near the RAC this Monday. RIGHT: A French horn player practices at the band's practice field near the RAC. RIGHT: A LEFT: Members of the saxophone player band perform in the performs during percussion pit at last last Saturday's Saturday's home game halftime show. Grayson Hoffman/STAFF LaVene. Bell-Keopke/STAFF against McNeese State. RJESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20,2005 I THE GEORGE-ANNE NATIOWAL.NEWS I PAGE 3 CALENDAR' Tuesday, September 20 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. The Bubonic Plague Exhibit Museum 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. TODAY Financial advisor Peter Bielagus Leadership 101 Series will speak on how to avoid debt. Coordinated by INSPIRE and the Center for Student Leadership Development Russell Union Ballroom Goal Setting Workshop will take place from 5:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. in Russell Union 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. Room 2084. Guest Speaker Curtis Erwin with University Housing Irish Folk Music Night with Celtic Folk Musician Harry Hispanic Traveling Museum for Hispanic Awareness O'Donoghue Month French Quarter Cafe Sponsored By: Multicultural Student Center 7 p.m. 8:00AM-5:00PM, Russell Union Commons The director Kennedy Space Cen- Hispanic Traveling Museum all day in the Union ter and GSU alumnus James W. FREE admission Kennedy will deliver the Norman Fries Distinguished Lecture. 6pm in RU 2047 - Traditions and Spirit Committee Performing Arts Center Daniel Flanders/STAFF Meeting Wednesday, September 21 Harry O'Donoghue plays the drum during Monday's performance at the French Quarter Cafe. Entry forms due by 6pm today for the CRI Open Golf 11 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Scramble (Intramurals) Blood Drive Russell Union Irish Folk Nights Wednesday, September 21st By Daniel Flanders 2 p.m. StaffWriter the best Irish folk performers of 7pm in Russell Union 2075^ Maximum Exposure Yigal Levy, Israeli Educator for today. O'Donoghue has recorded the Savannah Federation, will be Harry O'Donoghue is back, but eight solo albums and he enjoys a Committee Meeting speaking on "Disengagement on you will not find him at Archibald's fan base stretching from California the Gaza Strip" this semester. Last night at the French to Ireland. 8pm in the Russell Union Theatre Mr. and Mrs. Smith ($2.00 entry fee) - REEL Forest Drive Bldg. Room 1233 Quarter Cafe located in historic down- O'Donoghue has as many pub CINEMA town Statesboro, O'Donoghue put on sing-a-longs and toasts as he does 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. another charismatic performance. His traditional Celtic songs; he might Financial advisor Peter Bielagus fans were pleased to see the tradition even slip in some Beatles. So come Thursday, September 22* will speak on how to avoid debt. continue at the new venue. join the tradition. Immunizations Sponsored By: Health Services and Maxim Health Systems Russell Union Ballroom Harry O'Donoghue knows how If you have been missing out on to draw the crowd in with his infec- Irish Pub Nights, or if you are new to 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Room 2047 Russell Union Thursday, September 22 tious humor, sharp wit, guitar, and Southern this year, then the luck of the Special Fall Immunization Clinic offering Meningitis, Flu, Hepatitis B, Tetanus, bodhran. Irish is still on your side. O'Donoghue and MMR vaccinations. 7 p.m. Born in the Republic of Ireland in will be playing two shows at French Event Price: Movie: "Glory" (US 1989) Present- 1954, O'Donoghue enjoyed his youth Quarter tonight at 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. Vaccine Cost: Menigitis-$120; Flu-$25; Hep B-$75; Tetanus-$30; MMR-$65 ed by the History Department. in the company of a typical Irish com- Make reservations by calling the IT Bldg. Room 1004 munity. Twenty years later he bought French Quarter at (912) 489-3233. a guitar, took some lessons, and has There is a $2 donation at the door Stretching Clinic is sponsored by CRI from 5:30pm-7pm in the College Plaza. You Friday, September 23 been performing ever since. that helps allow GSU's Center for Irish must sign up prior by stopping by the CRI office. You can call the main office for His early influences include The Studies to continue offering this great any questions at 681-5436. 8 p.m. Beatles, The Beach Boys, James Tay- tradition. Robotic Exploration of Space lor, and above all, the voice of Dean O'Donoghue said he loves the en- Planetarium Martin. ergy that students bring to his shows. Hispanic Awareness Month Movie — "Once upon a time in Mexico." Since those early days, Harry has Join the Irish tradition and immerse Sponsored By: Multicultural Student Center toured the country playing alongside yourself in Celtic song. 7 p.m., Russell Union Theatre Hispanic Awareness Month Movie LET l JCE... Sophomore Adam Bashakes, busy around campus FREE admission 1 Name: Adam Bashakes, five years? Friday, September 23 sophomore broadcasting ma- With a degree and an internship jor in Atlanta. Kayaking Capers Island, SC trip sponsored by CRI. Capers Island is an undeveloped barrier island. Participants can swim with bottlenose dolphins and Age: 19 Democrat or Republican? Independent see other inhabitants in this diverse ecosystem. Call CRI for questions at 486- Hometown: Peachtree City 7227. This trip runs all weekend until September 25th. What's the best cheap thrill in Why did you choose GSU? the area? f The campus is a good size and The Eagle Diner hookah bar. Saturday, September 24 there is a good sized student body. What is the one thing every 2pm-6pm between the Russell Union and University Bookstore Football Daze student needs to know about What does Statesboro need GSU or college? Tailgating at the Union - TRADITIONS AND SPIRITS most? Go to class and keep a good High class and needs to be more GPA. x industrialized. Sunday, September 25 Does your life differ because When you aren't in class, howdo of your disability? CRI Golf Scramble at 1pm. Contact the CRI office for more details at 681-5436. you pass the time? "It doesn't really have any With friends watching TV and effect on me. Everyone here Terrence Williams/STAFF football treats me the same and it re- Monday, September 26* ally isn't any trouble getting in '• Adam Bashakes enjoys hanging out with 6pm in RU 2042 - Promotions and Volunteer Recruitment Committee Meeting friends and watching football. Where do you see yourself in and out of my classes." 7pm in RU 2042 - Monthly E-Squad meeting (all volunteers should attend) • Health Center goes online to speed up services GSU News Service Ongoing Events -Katrina Relief Ongoing Event Sponsored By Eagle Entertainment • * Health Services has made arrange- ments to provide Georgia Southern Cards for Katrina students and the university com- Through September 23, 2005 • • munity with access to a health and Contact Cameron Williams or Adrien Stallings with any questions 912-486-7270. wellness web program called My In an effort to provide aid and support to our new students displaced by Hurricane Student Health Zone. Both websites Katrina earlier this month, Eagle Entertainment will be collecting "Cards for ,, can be accessed through the Health Services website. Katrina." We are asking that you donate gas, phone, & grocery cards to be Health Services also offers online distributed to these students. Donations will be accepted through September 23 in access called MedBuddy to speed the the Office of Student Activities (Russell Union rooms 1056 & 1058). patient registration process. "Right now we have about 1,000 >> Ho* te Collection canned goods and non-perishables for The One Million Challenge students enrolled. Students who use the program really like it. They can Project www.theonemillionchallenge.com. Through September 30, 2005. setup appointments, renew prescrip- » <*«Aita! Be^^s (MSV-2; tions and ask questions of nurses," Career Services Educational Events '* said Director of Health Services, Paul Ferguson. Dare to Declare — Sponsored By Career Services Students must complete a few lot of My Student Health Zone, which is now available to students. 9/29/05, 9:30am-3pm, RU 2080 and 2084 ,• health surveys, including personal, Free Admission. This event is designed to assist you in your career planning medical, allergic, health history, insur- process. You also have the chance to win up to $200 by attending the workshops. ance and employer information. Register to attend by Sept. 23 by calling Career Services at 681-5197. ., MedBuddy can help students and health services with patient informa- tion and referrals, prescription refills, Speed Majoring — Sponsored by Career Services appointment requests and insurance 9/28/05, 7:30pm-9pm, Eagle Village Clubhouse eligibility. Free Admission. Learn more about different majors within each college by talking My Student Health Zone is a with students and advisor representatives in a fun and festive atmosphere. Register comprehensive, online library of age-appropriate health information to attend by Sept. 23 by calling Career Services at 681-5197. targeted to college students managed by the DuPont Nemours Foundation * exclusively for college students. Articles on the health zone cover Brought To The Eagle Nation Each Week By The Division medicine, food, fitness, drugs, alcohol, *&e*t Sfartnart of Student Affaiirs and Enrollment Management * school, jobs, emotional, behavioral, and sexual health issues. PAGE 4 I NEWS BRIEFS TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20,2005 I THE GEORGE-ANNE • Quick, Mayor suspends New Orleans reopening what's new IN GEORGIA By Michael Rubinkam Algiers section. Peaches, pears Associated Press The mayor said he had wanted to reopen some of the city's signature highlight new High NEW ORLEANS - Under neighborhoods over the coming pressure from President Bush and week in order to reassure the people Museum sculpture other top federal officials, the mayor of New Orleans that "there was a city ATLANTA—The pear weighs ', to come back to." He said he had stra- # suspended the reopening of large about 60 pounds and the blue- portions of the city Monday and tegically selected ZIP codes that had bordered tablecloth on which it instead ordered nearly everyone out suffered little or no flooding. sits is the size of a river raft. The because of the risk of a new round But "now we have conditions that gargantuan fruit — made from • 4 of flooding from a tropical storm have changed. We have another hur- reinforced plastic — is part of a on the way. ricane that is approaching us," Nagin pop-art sculpture by the husband- "If we are off, I'd rather err on the said. He warned that the city's pump- wife team of Claes Oldenburg side of conservatism to make sure ing system was not yet running at full and Coosje van Bruggen being we have everyone out," Mayor Ray capacity and that the levees were still installed at Atlanta's High Museum of Art. Although High leaders Nagin said. in a "very weak position." commonly refer to the sculpture •■. The announcement came after He ordered residents who circum- as "Peaches and Pears," the piece, repeated warnings from top federal vented checkpoints and slipped back which cost"$1 million-plus," ac- officials — and the president himself into the still officially closed parts of cording to High deputy director — that New Orleans was not safe the city to leave immediately. Philip Verre, is officially titled enough to reopen. Those areas include the historic "Balzac/Petanque." Among other things, federal offi- French Quarter, the Garden District, cials warned that Tropical Storm Rita Uptown and the central business • i could breach the city's temporarily district. Ann Heisenfelt/Associated Press Grinstein says patched-up levees and swamp the Nagin also urged everyone John Schwab, 31, cleans up his home in New Orleans on Monday, Sept. 19. Schwab's home suffered minor damage Delta will emerge city all over again. already settled back into Algiers from Hurricane Katrina. Some area residents were being allowed to return to their homes for the first time since The news came as the state Health to be ready to evacuate as early as the hurricane struck on Aug. 29, but the mayor of New Orleans suspended the reopening of the city because of a from bankruptcy Department raised the death toll Wednesday. looming storm in the Atlantic that could cause problems for the area. from Hurricane Katrina in Louisiana Tropical Storm Rita was headed ATLANTA —The head of strug- by 90 to 736. The toll across the Gulf toward the Florida Keys and was "We're watching Tropical Storm Gapinski, commander of the Army Garden District and the French gling Delta Air Lines assured Coast was 973. expected to become a hurricane, Rita's projected path and, depending Corps of Engineers task force that is Quarter were supposed to reopen one Georgia lawmakers Monday he is The mayor reversed course even cross the Gulf of Mexico and reach on its strength and how much rain draining New Orleans and repairing ZIP code at a time between Wednes- confident the airline will emerge 4 as residents began trickling back to Texas or Mexico by the weekend. But falls, everything could change. Resi- the levees. day and next Monday, bringing a from bankruptcy protection as • "a stronger and more viable the first neighborhood opened as part forecasters said it could also veer in dents moving into the area may have Under the mayor's plan, Algiers total about 180,000 of New Orleans' company" but added that there of Nagin's plan, the lightly damaged Louisiana's direction. to evacuate again," said Col. Duane opened Monday, and Uptown, the half-million inhabitants back. will be a period of pain. "We have to recognize this is not going to be a painless process," Gerald Grinstein, Delta's CEO, told the O'Connor prepares for final days on Supreme Court state Senate Finance Committee. •> * "There will be additional layoffs ...There is going to be some pay By Gina Holland pain.There will be increased Associated Press months—a power broker, popular and professor at Northern Illinois Univer- Hertemporary status stillmaylead She's always loved the job," said Marci respected among the other justices. sity. "She'll exercise her authority and to some 4-4 votes, delaying decisions Hamilton, a former O'Connor clerk work burdens." WASHINGTON - Her legacy Her trademark pragmatic ques- be counted." in those cases. who teaches at Yeshiva University's not yet sealed, Justice Sandra Day tions will shape court argument O'Connor and her colleagues had The 75-year-oldis expected to sit on Cardozo School of Law. "The saddest O'Connor is getting an unexpected sessions that begin in two weeks. thought the term would begin Oct. 3 the bench for the opening week, which thing for her was going to be notbeing ■ THE REGION final chance to select fights for the Behind-the-scenes, she will help put without her. includes arguments on assisted suicide at opening day." Supreme Court to take on and to together the court's 2006 agenda, At President Bush's request, she and the rights of disabled school She's still leaving, but it is not known Mobile home influence colleagues in abortion, which could include a challenge to the postponed her departure following children. She appears prepared to stay when Bush will reveal his choice of a capital punishment and assisted Bush administration's planned military the death this month of her long- awhile, rehiring a previous law clerk successor, or how long the confirma- industry ready to suicide cases. tribunals for terror suspects. time friend and former law school so she will have four young attorneys tion will take. The president plans to gear up production O'Connor's delayed retirement "I don't believe she's a lame duck," classmate, Chief Justice William H. to help with the load. meet Wednesday with Senate leaders leaves in place—at least for a couple of said Artemus Ward, a political science Rehnquist. "I think she'll feel like this is a bonus. to discuss the seat. WHITE PINE,Tenn.— Manufacturers are gearing up to produce a city's worth of mobile homes and travel trailers for the hundreds of thousands Newcomers' night at the Emmys: 'Lost' wins best drama of Gulf Coast families displaced by Hurricane Katrina, although By Beth Harris industry officials were waiting to Associated Press Earning best drama honors over lost' wins best drama Everybody laved 'Raymond' one more time at the Emmys, honoring the show for its final season. find out how many. Soon after perennial champ "The West Wing" Katrina struck, FEMA started DRAMA COMEDY LOS ANGELES - Viewers won't could propel "Lost" even higher. ordering mobile homes in a "Everybody Loves Raymond," CBS be deserting Wisteria Lane just "It's possible. There are ratings Series "Lo$t,"ABC rush, and manufacturers starting because ratings winner "Desperate spikes for shows that win the top Lead James Spader, Tony Shalhoub, shipping off those they had actor "Boston Legal," ABC "Monk," USA Housewives" didn't bag the Emmy awards," said Tom O'Neil, author of already made. Bids to produce Lead Patricia Arquette, Felicity Huffman, the many more homes expected Award for best comedy series. But "The Emmys." actress "Medium," NBC "Desperate Housewives," ABC • to be needed were solicited by "Lost" could find new fans after earn- Felicity Huffman's first-time vic- Supporting William Shatner, Brad Garrett, FEMA, and Clayton and other ing Emmy gold. tory as a harried homemaker was actor "Boston Legal," ABC "Everybody Loves Raymond," CBS makers quickly submitted by a The ABC series about plane crash one of two .for ABC's "Desperate Supporting Blythe Danner, Doris Roberts, Sept. 9 deadline. They have yet to survivors stranded on a mysterious Housewives" at the 57th annual Emmy actress "Huff," Showtime "Everybody Loves Raymond," CBS get a response from Washington. island won trophies Sunday night for Awards. Reality-competition "The Amazing Race," CBS Network total best drama and directing. She beat out her more glamor- Reality "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition," ABC* HBO 27 "To get this award right now right ous and talked-about co-stars, Teri Miniseries "The Lost Prince {Masterpiece Theatre)," PBS ABC 16 THE NATION CBS 11 before our second season kicks off is Hatcher and Marcia Cross. The other Made-for-television movie 'Warm Springs," HBO NBC 10 incredibly exciting and puts us in a re- housewives, Eva Longoria and Nicol- * Previously announced PBS 10 ally good spot," said Matthew Fox, the lette Sheridan, weren't nominated. OURCE: Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Jim Beam debuts leading man of an ensemble cast. "I hugged them and they kissed first national TV ad Although "Lost" found a steady au- me," Huffman said backstage. "We major honor in a surprise. trophies, with Brad Garrett and Doris Host Ellen DeGeneres, a New dience in its first year, it trailed another all support each other. A win for one "Raymond" j oined "Barney Miller" Roberts — who played meddling Orleans native, and others wore LOUISVILLE, Ky. —There's no ABC newcomer, the suburban satire is a win for all." and the "Mary Tyler Moore" show as mother-in-law Marie Barone — add- magnolias to honor the victims of glitz or scantily clad women in "Desperate Housewives," which con- The show also won a directing only the third series in 30 years to win ing to their collections. Hurricane Katrina — but while the bourbon maker Jim Beam's first- *, sistently landed in the Nielsen weekly Emmy. top honors in its last season. Romano, however, was beaten out disaster was a backdrop, the show ever national television cam- top 10 but lost the best comedy award Its finale already aired, "Everybody The CBS comedy also won sup- by Tony Shalhoub of HBO's "Monk" focused mostly on the awards and the paign. The star is the whiskey, to "Everybody Loves Raymond." Loves Raymond" bagged one last porting actor and supporting actress for best comedy actor. TV industry. and the brand's long history. ,4 The 30-second spot, running on ONLY IN AA A select cable networks, depicts a stories by The Associated Press barrel of the Kentucky-made li- quor being rolled out of the "rack *< man Martin Gleeson told the Daily the potato industry in the Red River As the dog walked around the Police charge 11 house" after aging. The commer- News. "And both brides are kind of Valley and includes a weekend car, Kim threw dog biscuits and cial displays workers from differ- after wedding party walking around helpless like,'This is University of North Dakota football debris out the window toward the ent eras to stress the brand's long „ my wedding? I can't believe this is game. dog in an apparent attempt to brawl tradition — which began when happening!'" This year's total eclipsed the distract it, police said. CO- family patriarch Jacob Beam sold After police intervened by ar- record of 4,410 pounds of fries set The dog nonetheless indicated O NEW YORK — A groom spent his first barrel of whiskey in 1795. resting Fortunato, the other mem- two years ago. the possible presence of illegal his wedding night in jail with his "Whoever said change is good, ** bers of his wedding party objected Along with 11,000 servings of fries, drugs in the car. o father, his brother his father-in-law knows squat about making bour- violently, leading to their arrests. organizers had more than 100 gal- Kim refused to leave the car and and seven other members of his bon," the ad's narrator says. "For The eleven suspects, all from lons of ketchup on hand. had to be pulled out by officers, wedding party after the group al- Deputies also filed a criminal 210 years and seven generations, ,, Fortunato's party, were charged Dave Gottberg, a director with police said. legedly brawled with another bridal complaint against a second clerk we've stayed true to the original with resisting arrest, disorderly con- the J.R. Simplot french fry plant in Troopers reported finding about party and police, according to a who worked at the Pix Convenience Beam family recipe." duct and first-degree riot, a felony Grand Forks, estimated that about 75 grams of marijuana hidden in published report. Store in Deltona. punishable by up to four years in 10,000 people were served. the car. Police arrested the groom, Detectives believe 20-year-old prison. Joseph Fortunato Jr., 29, and the William Bonilla coaxed Mesa into Ex-Tyco executives They were released on bail ten others after officers were the prank last week. Sunday. Cops: man throws Clerk charged with sentenced to prison called to break up the melee at the The State Attorney's Office Crowne Plaza Hotel in White Plains, biscuits to distract urinating in soda will decide whether any criminal NEW YORK— L.Dennis Saturday, according to an article charges will be filed against Bonilla. N.D. residents eat dog Kozlowski, the former CEO of Tyco appearing in Thursday's editions of O DELTONA,Fla. —A conve- Neither Mesa nor Bonilla had 4,518 pounds of nience store clerk was charged International Ltd., and former the Daily News. 0 WABASHJnd.— A driver telephone listings and couldn't Tyco finance chief Mark Swartz Thursday with felony tampering The altercation reportedly fries stopped for speeding tried to be reached for comment. It was were sentenced Monday to up after allegedly urinating in a bottle began with a case of mistaken iden- distract a drug-sniffing dog by unknown if Mesa had retained an to 25 years in prison for stealing of soda that was later drunk by a tity. A member of the second wed- Q GRAND FORKS, N.D. — Resi- throwing dog biscuits from his car, attorney. hundreds of millions of dollars i« customer who became violently ding party confronted Fortunato's dents here have gobbled up a state police said. The victim became suspicious from the company in a case that sick. best man, believing him to be a new record for the largest single Troopers stopped Jong H. Kim, of the drink after he chugged it and outraged the public with its tales Anthony Mesa, 21, was being wedding photographer, who had serving of french fries. An estimated 23, of Overland Park, Kan., along vomited three or four times. of executive greed and excess. held by Volusia County officials on absconded.The best man allegedly 4,518 pounds of french fries were U.S. 24 on Wednesday, but reported The customer, referred to as "LT" The men, who were immediately * $ 1,500 bond for the first-degree responded with force sparking a consumed during Thursday night's that they called for a Wabash Coun- in the arrest affidavit, was being ordered into custody, will be felony charge of tampering with a bench-clearer. annual french fry feeding frenzy. ty Sheriff's Department dog after tested for diseases such as Hepatitis eligible for parole after serving consumer product, sheriff's officials "Everybody's fighting every- The event is held during "Potato he appeared to be very nervous C and gonorrhea, according to his eight years and four months. % said. body,"White Plains police spokes- Bowl U.S.A" week, which recognizes and at one point vomited. attorney. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20,2005 I THE GEORGE-ANNE JEM PAGE 5 Do you think Man found guilty of murdering Emory student By ReneeHannans Henry in 1977, when he was 17. ' KanyeWest Associated Press Hinton later went back to prison on a 1996 arson conviction, and fellow . will draw a DECATUR - Eleven years inmates testified he made statements after an Emory University student to them about how to dispose of a body larger crowd disappeared, a jury on Monday and his worries about being linked to convicted a former co-worker of the Melendi case. : than 3 Doors murder charges in her death. The jury spent an hour and 15 Colvin "Butch" Hinton had minutes last week listening to court . Down? been accused of abducting Shan- reporters read transcripts of the nonMelendi, 19,an Emory sopho- testimony by Adonis Cornwell and more from Miami, after a softball Ronson Westmoreland. • I'm not game at the complex where they Cornwell, who remains in federal both worked in March 1994. prison for bank robbery, had testified really sure. The verdict convicted Hinton Hinton once awoke crying and sweat- , . I think he of both charges he faced, murder ing and told Cornwell, "I didn't kill her. and felony murder. Melendi's body The demon inside of me killed her." would has not been found. Other witnesses testified Hinton draw a Hinton — who had been ac- came back to the softball park for pretty big cused three times previously of no apparent reason after Melendi abducting women in Illinois and vanished, which the prosecution says crowd. Kentucky andservedl5 months in was an attempt to establish an alibi. • He's a pretty hot art- prison for kidnapping a 14-year- Prosecutors hung much of their case oldgirlfromNeponset,Ill.,in 1982 on circumstantial evidence. Associated Press/ Renee Hannans Henry ist now, especially — had been considered a suspect A phone call to an Emory clinic Victim Witness Coordinator Marva Coward, left, comforts Shannon Melendi's family as Colvin "Butch" Hinton is i . among African Ameri- since shortly after Melendis dis- taking responsibility for Melendi's pronounced guilty of Shannon's murder Monday. cans. appearance, but was not officially abduction was traced to a pay phone charged until last year. near a restaurant where employees bought from a company with only matched unusual alloys that were used Melendi was last seen shortly after . Hinton, now 44, had served said Hinton regularly ate. one customer in Georgia — Delta in the shop where Hinton worked. the game, and her disappearance was Larance Johnson, prison time for kidnapping and A package left at the pay phone Air Lines, where Hinton worked at Melendi was workingherfirst game reported when she didn't return to Sophomore enticing a minor in 1982. Earlier.he containing one of Melendis rings the time. as scorekeeper at the softball complex score a second ballgame that day. had been sent by a Juvenile Court to was wrapped in tape similar to tape Prosecutors also had argued that the day she disappeared. Hinton was The jury deliberated for three days counseling after attacking a woman found in Hinton's car and in a bag metal particles found on the tape the umpire for that game. before reaching its verdict. I want . to say it might be Voter, civil rights organizations challenge photo ID law the same, By Dick Pettys way to combat voter fraud. The law eliminates formerly ac- Democrats argued the idea was a latures. Associated Press but it will "Photographic identification as cepted forms of voter identification, political move by the GOP to depress Those states — Arizona, Florida, probably A M a requirement for voting is anti- such as Social Security cards, birth voting among minorities, the elderly Louisiana, South Carolina and South ATLANTA - Voter and civil democratic and prevents people from certificates or utility bills. and the poor — all traditional bases Dakota—allow voters without a photo ' draw a rights organizations filed a fed- exercising their fundamental right to Several groups filed objections for Democrats. ID to use other forms of ID or sign an bigger African Ameri- eral lawsuit Monday challenging vote whether proposed by the Gen- with the Justice Department before it Dan McLagan, a spokesman for Re- affidavit of identity. • can crowd. Georgia's new law requiring voters eral Assembly of the state of Georgia approved the law last month. publican Gov. Sonny Perdue, said the Carter, who chaired an election to show photo identification at or the Carter-Baker commission," Under the Voting Rights Act, Geor- law is intended to deter voter fraud. reform commission along with former the polls. said Daniel Levitas of the American gia and other states with a history of "Requiring an ID to vote is com- Secretary of State James Baker, said Nora Akers, The suit was filed the same day Civil Liberties Union's voting rights suppressing minority voting must get mon sense and has been instituted in Washington Monday that requir- Sophomore acommissionco-chairedbyformer project. federal permission to change their in other states," he said. "Under the ing photo IDs was one of the most President Carter, a Georgia native, Plaintiffs in the suit — including voting laws. old system, you could pluck a utility important and most difficult of his recommended a national require- Common Cause, fheLeague ofWomen The Republican-backed measure bill out of somebody's trash can and group's recommendations. ment that voters show photo IDs. Voters, the Georgia Legislative Black sparked racial tension during the cast a vote." "We addressed this with a great Opponents of photo IDs for Caucus and the National Association state's legislative session last spring. Nineteen states require voters deal of hesitancy," he said, adding that Yeah, voters say such requirements would for the Advancement of Colored Most of Georgia's black lawmakers to show identification, but only five a national approach would prevent disenfranchise minorities and the People — contend the law violates the walked out at the state Capitol when request photo ID, according to the states from enacting Jaws that are Kanye poor; backers say they're a good state and federal constitutions. it was approved. National Conference of State Legis- discriminatory. West will '* probably draw a get money to our offices by the 15th or 30th of each month," says Nevil, GSU Student Media Website i bigger Giving "the more money we can send to the crowd. He from page 1 national office, the better." , is more popular than It is not too late to donate. 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Although Rita's immediate threatwas to Florida, rough music than the genre projections of its track raised the possibility that the Louisiana coast could be targeted ..of 3 Doors Down. and came out here (to the lake). It less than a month after Hurricane Katrina devastated the area. felt good to have my mind off ev- Residents trickle back to New Orleans Fishing iM^H NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Residents began streaming back erything, and I felt good about all H Monday as part of a pian by the mayor to reopen New Danielle Duncan, Photoshop UwaJ 1 ■ Orleans one neighborhood at a time, despite repeated from page 1 of my finals." H warnings from the top federal official on the scene -and Freshman Photocell ma*i*m Ethics BW^aWWHHal President Bush himself-that the city is unsafe. 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Associated Press 'Apollo on steroids' money and stressed that NASA will "It is expensive, but at the same time it's incredibly The capsule would return to CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - It live within its future annual budgets important becausethe return tothepeopleofthe United Earth by parachute either on land or NASA's development of a new will cost $104 billion over the next of $16 billion. Funding within the water — land being preferable, most spacecraft uses the best of Apollo and shuttle technology decade to send astronauts back to human spaceflight program will be States and the world is also very important." likely at Edwards Air Force Base in designed to carry astronauts to the moon, NASA's chief said Monday, redirected to achieve this goal, and California. the moon and to support future defending the price tag as an invest- not "one thin dime" will be taken from Tom Delay And the capsule would be reus- missions to Mars. ment the nation can afford despite the science projects, he said. House majority leader able, flying as many as five to 10 times. A heavy-lift system will be expense of Hurricane Katrina. The $104 billion price tag, lead- Apollo capsules were limited to one used to carry cargo and Described as "Apollo on steroids," ing up to an initial four-person rockets — there would be two, a small set off for the moon by 2018 — or flight each. components needed for moon the new moon exploration plan un- lunar landing and spread over 13 version for people and a heftier one 2020 at the latest, the year targeted Griffin said NASA did not set and Mars' orbit veiled by the space agency will use years, represents 55 percent of what for cargo — would eclipse the 18- by President Bush who proposed such out to mimic Apollo with the new Astronauts launch in a beefed-up shuttle and Apollo parts the Apollo program would cost in story space shuttle. The larger one, in an initiative last year. The same type spacecraft and that many options single shuttle and aims to put people on the moon today's dollars, Griffin said. Apollo fact, would come close to the 36-story of vessel could be used, one day, to were considered. rocket booster by 2018. development spanned eight years, Saturn 5 moon rocket. transport astronauts to Mars. "By and large, the Apollo folks "There will be a lot more hur- from 1961 to the first manned moon They would be built from shuttle House Science Committee Chair- got it right," Griffin said, noting that ricanes and a lot more other natural landing in 1969. booster rockets, fuel tanks and main man Sherwood Boehlert, R-N.Y., other than electronics and comput- disasters to befall the United States House Majority Leader Tom engines, as well as moon rocket en- praised NASA for coming up with ers, the technology hasn't changed and the world in that time, I hope DeLay, R-Texas, said the nation can gines. The so-called crew exploration what appears to be "the safest, least significantly. none worse than Katrina," NASA fight the war on terror and deal with vehicle perched on top would look expensive and most efficient way" of Northrop Grumman Corp. and Administrator Michael Griffin said a disaster like Katrina while develop- very much like an Apollo capsule, moving forward in space explora- Boeing Co., which have teamed up at a news conference. ing space technology for the future. albeit larger. tion. The only way to accelerate all to compete for the crew exploration "But the space program is a "It is expensive, but at the same time The crew exploration vehicle this would be to spend more money, vehicle contract, favored the capsule long-term investment in our future. it's incredibly important because the would replace the space shuttle, due he said. design from the start. We must deal with our short-term return to the people of the United to be retired in 2010, but not before The new exploration plan would "There's been a phrase around the Saturn 5 New rockets problems while not sacrificing our States and the world is also very 2012 and possibly as late as 2014 allow four astronauts to stay on the program called 'safe, simple, soon,'" SOURCE: NASA AP long-term investments in our future. important," DeLay said. depending on the money available, moon for a week — twice as long as said Doug Young, vice president of When we have a hurricane, we don't The new space vehicle design uses Griffin said. It could carry as many Apollo missions. It also would haul space systems for Northrop Grum- more complex analysis and develop- cancel the Air Force. We don't cancel shuttle rocket parts, an Apollo-style as six astronauts back and forth to the considerably more cargo, much of man. "Going with a proven type of ment, is going to allow youto get to the Navy. 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Oglethorpe 21 Saturday Riverside Military Academy 20, Westfield 7 Volleyball at UNC Greensboro, 2 p.m. SPORTS Rockmart 32, Chattoga 14 Football hosts Chattanooga, 7 p.m. Dolphins Rome 42, Southeast Whitfield 0 Sunday Roswell 34, Milton 20 Volleyball at Elon, 1 p.m. Salem 20, Rockdale County 7 Men's Soccer hosts Gardner-Webb \ • ';rAir Sandy Creek 24, Chapel Hill 21 Eagles return to Eagle Friday, September 30 Savannah Country Day 20, Bryan County 12 Women's Soccer hosts Wofford Schley County 35, Stewart-Quitman 28 I'll take Moss... Field after four game Screven County 34, Claxton 14 Shaw 39, Harris County 7 Georgia high school football scores South Cobb 16, McEachern 12 road trip (AP) - Aquinas 48, Our Lady of Mercy 27 South Erhngham 49, Bluffion, S.C. 20 even if he is a Baldwin 41, Jones County 13 Southland 63, Central Fellowship 13 G-A News Service Berkmar 18, South Gwinnett 10 Southside 13, Towers 7 Brantley County 46, Appling County 19 Southwest Ga. Academy 28, Randolph Southern 13 Raider Bremen 35, Landmark Christian 21 St. Puis 42, North Springs 21 The Georgia Southern women's Brooks County 28, Westover 19 Starr's Mill 27, Union Grove 17 By Eric Powell Brookwood 60, Meadowcreek 0 Statesboro 20, Wayne County 0 soccer team looks to reverse a Brunswick 43, Beach 22 Stockbrige 34, Henry County 13 Staff Writer five-match winless streak Tuesday Bulloch Academy 37, Edmond-Burke 26 Tattnall 47, George Walton 13 Calhoun 38, Adairsville 6 Terrell County 80, Central Talbotton 8 when they host Jacksonville at Calhoun County 35, Tri County 0 Thomas County Central 24, Cairo 18 I hate the Eagle Field. Callaway 20, Pike County 6 Thomas Heyward, S.C., 64, St. Andrew's 7 Calvary Day School 56, Jenkins County 20 Thomasville 33, Berrien 13 Oakland Raid- The Eagles (1-5-1) play at home Camden County 45, Glynn Academy 0 Thomson 34, Cross Creek 28 ers. for the first time this month having Campbell 34, Sprayberry 29 Tift County 40, Worth County 7 Carrollton 45, Bowdon 3 Toombs County 28, Tattnall County 6 Being from concluded a four-match road trip Cartersville 21, Paulding County 8 Trion 27, Social Circle 21 San Diego and Thursday at Coastal Carolina. Cass 13, Woodland 7 Truetlen County 40, Montgomery County 6 Central Gwinnett 50, Grayson 21 Tucker 27, Marist 24 growing up a The team is 1-1 in two home Central-Carroll 9, Gordon Central 3 Upson Lee 14, Eagles Landing 7 Charger fan, it contests this season, defeating North Chamblee 14, Etowah 0 Valdosta20,Tallahasee-Lincoln, Fla. 19 Chattahoochee 9, Collins Hill 6 Vidalia 31, West Laurens 24 is a given that I would have a dislike Florida 1-0 while dropping a 4-1 Chestatee28,WestHalll4 Villa Rica 16, Woodward Academy 6 for the silver and black. decision to Mercer. Clarkston 20, Therrell 12 Ware County 28, Lowndes 7 Clinch County 27, Seminoie County 6 Warner Robins 52, Hardaway 7 Not only do I hate them because GSU is on its fourth goalkeeper Coffee 49, Monroe 14 Warren County 48, Hancock Central 8 of the rivalry between the two teams, of the season after the top three went Colquitt County 14, Americus-Sumter 6 Washington 19, Southwest DeKalb 16 Columbus 48, Jordan 0 Washington County 34, Spalding 6 but every Raider fan could star in the down with injuries. Cook 57, Mitchell-Baker 0 Washington-Wilkes 24, Putnam County 0 Sophomore Megan Macdonald Coosa 27, Pepperell 20,20T Westminster 21, Cedartown 3 next season of Trailer Fabulous. Dacula 34, South Forsyth 28 Westside 49, Central 20 With that said, Randy Moss is the (Lilburn, Ga.), who started the first Dalton 19, Murray County 7 Westside Macon 49, Central Macon 20 Darlington 49, LaFayette 14 Wheeler 25, Pope 22 best receiver in NFL history. three matches in the field, has made Dawson County 24, Union County 0 White County 28, Pickens 7 I understand that Jerry Rice has the last three starts in net, posting Lavene Bell-Koepke/STAFF Decatur 48, Cross Keys 0 Whitewater 56, North Oconee 15 Dodge County 40, East Laurens 0 . all of the records and that he was a 1.24 goals against average in that Windsor Forest 28, Bradwell Institute 0 The women's soccer team will look for an elusive win today at 4:00. Dougherty 35, Bainbridge 6 Woodstock 21, Walton 12 consistently the best receiver during span. Douglass 7, Tri-Cities 3 Thursday Douglas County 42, Haralson County 6 North Clayon 22, Mt. Zion-Jonesboro 15 his hey-day with the 49ers. This includes a double overtime Dublin 64, Swainsboro 0 Kendrick 39, Spencer 0 Being called the best doesn't shutout versus Morehead State on match were scored in less than four at Georgia State. Dunwoody 34, Alpharetta 0 Sports Network Top 25 East Coweta 10, Mundy's Mill 3 necessarily mean the person has won Sept. 9. minutes. Junior Jenny Borschel has ac- East Hall 55, Lumpkin County 14 • Record Points Previous Rank East Paulding 34, Riverwood 7 the most championships (see Dan MacDonald made six saves The Lady Chanticleers tallied all counted for five of the team's 11 1. Western Kentucky Hilltoppers (40) 2-0 2,744 2 Effingham County 20, Benedictine 14 Marino), or that they steal the most Thursday against CCU. three goals in a span of 3:33 late in the goals and has scored in each of the Fannin County 21, Johnson-Gainesville 6 2. New Hampshire Wildcats (24) 2-0 2,659 3 ' First Presbyterian Day 42, John Milledge 35 headlines (see TO.), but they are the Freshman Kate Boardman (Hil- first half and B oardman answered 3 5 Dolphins' last two outings. 3. Southern Illinois Salukis (31) 2-1 2,648 1 Fitzgerald 43, Bacon County 13 individual who changes the game the ton Head, S.C.) notched her first seconds into the second period. Come out and support the Flint River 42, Westwood 6 4. Montana Grizzlies (5) 2-1 2,514 4 Flowery Branch 42, North Hall 21 most when they are on the field. career goal at Coastal Carolina. Jacksonville (1-4-2) enters Tues- Eagles, as admission is free for all 5. Eastern Washington Eagles (10) 1-1 2,395 5 Forest Park 20, Jonesboro 0 Instead of looking at Moss' num- The goal capped off a wild day's match off its third overtime GSU students. Forsyth Central 14, Mill Creek 7 6. Delaware Blue Hens (4) 2-0 2,368 6 Frankin County 16, Monroe Area 6 bers compared to the likes of other stretch where all four goals in the match of the year, a 2-1 loss Sunday Kickoffisat4:00. 7. James Madison Dukes 2-12,049 8 Georgia Military College 43, Glascock County 28 great receivers (like Steve Largent, Gordon Lee 34, Temple 21 8. North Dakota State Bison (3) 3-0 1,951 12 Greater Atlanta Christian 41, Banks County 0 who logged only three double-digit 9. Furman Paladins 2-11,835 10 I Greenbrier 16, Evans 9 touchdown seasons compared to Greene County 35, Westside-Augusta 12 10. Northern Iowa Panthers 2-1 1,776 9 .E Greenville 28, Lamar County 21 Moss'six),IwanttolookatwhatMoss Eagles addressing discipline 11. Hampton Pirates 3-01,743 13 Groves 25, Jenkins 0 hasn't had in relation to these other Habersham Central 23, Clarke Central 0 12. Cal Poly Mustangs 2-1 1,547 18 Harrison 31, North Cobb 18 tremendous pass catchers. Heard County 40, Crawford County 16 13. Lehigh Mountain Hawks 1-11,139 16 Jerry Rice caught passes from Joe issues in preparing for UTC Heritage 28, Madison County 22 14. Texas State Bobcats 2-0 977 20 2 Houston County 12, Liberty County 8 Montana and Steve Young, both Hall 15. Harvard Crimson (1) 1-0 974 19 i By Bryan Metcaif , Irwin County 36, Jeff Davis 0 ofFamers. off the field. He was subsequently the Eagles have committed 22 penal- Jackson 45, Rutland 21 16. William & Mary Tribe 1-2 813 7 I Staff Writer Jackson County 20, Eastside 13 Randy Moss has caught passes awarded a 15-yard unsportsmanlike ties for 193 yards, putting them in Jefferson 35, Oglethorpe County 13 17. Hofstra Pride 2-0 782 23 «c Kell 28, Cherokee 21, OT from Kerry Collins (who has had This past Saturday the Eagle foot- conduct penalty. a tie for third place in the Southern 18. Montana State Bobcats 1-2 715 11 '( Kennesaw Mountain 55, Osborne 21 five seasons with more intercep- ball team lost to Wofford 21 -17. While According to GSU head football Conference behind Western Carolina Laney 36, Monticello 26 19. Western Carolina Catamounts 2-1 692 22 Lanier County 30, Pelham 0 .*c tions than touchdowns) and Daunte the team certainly did enough to win coach Mike Sewak, it's all about frus- and Appalachian State respectively. 20. South Carolina State Bulldogs 3-0 667 NR Lassiter 23, Sequoyah 21 Culpepper. the game, they also did enough to lose tration with the turnovers. Austin and That's almost 65 yards per game. Lee County 67, Crisp County 0 21. Wofford Terriers 2-1 655 NR Lincoln County 28, Commerce 5 Culpepper, a perennial Pro- it for the second week in a row. quarterback Jayson Foster fumbled the At this point last year, GSU had 22. Appalachian State Mountaineers 2-1 625 NR e Loganville 22, Cedar Shoals 15 Bowler with Moss in Minnesota, has Georgia Southern was charged ball three times on the option run. only been penalized 11 times for 86 Lovett55,Walker7 23. Northwestern State Demons 1-2 550 15 ,.( M.L. King 25, Columbia 23 started the post-Moss era 0-and-2 with two unsportsmanlike conduct Holding on to the football is the key yards (about 29 yards per game). This 24. Massachusetts Minutemen 2-1 536 25 r Macon County 28, Manchester 0 with no touchdown passes and eight penalties, as well as numerous false according to Sewak. year's team had almost that many pen- Marietta 33, Pebblebrook 7 25. Rhode Island Rams 3-0 520 NR e Mary Persons 7, Perry 6 interceptions. start and offsides infractions. GSU "I certainly think Jermaine did a alties against Northeastern alone. Others receiving votes: McNeese State 447, Georgia ..t Mclntosh 27, Alexander 18 Is it fair to downplay Rice's racked up 45 yards in penalties in disservice to himself' said Sewak after Sewak pointed out that penalties McNair 53, Avondale 7 Southern 393, Coastal Carolina 302, Portland State 230, Model 42, Dade County 0 achievements simply because he the loss. Youngstown State 202, UC Davis 114, Idaho State 113, c Monday's practice. were the key to the McNeese State Morgan County 42, Josey 0 played on better teams and with better After fumbling for the third time "I don't think it's a good message game. Mount de Sales 44, Cherwood Christian 18 Sam Houston State 108, Illinois State 83, Grambling State i Mt. Zion-Carroll 48, Athens Christian 28 t players than Moss? in the game on what could have been to send to our young guys, but we've "This team is very young, but Newnan 33, Fayette County 30 73, Penn 72, Jacksonville State 39, Northern Arizona 35, Is it fair to assume that 90% of the game-winning drive, Jermaine addressed all the problems the same they need to maintain discipline," Newton 28, Redan 26 Chattanooga 34, Alabama State 33, Nicholls State 27, e North Forsyth 42, Lakeside DeKalb 21 c Raider fans will spend time in jail at Austin, a preseason Ail-American way we address all penalties." said Sewak. North Gwinnett 24, Northview 19 Stephen F. Austin 27, Villanova 27, Gardner-Webb 26, some point in their lives? and Walter Payton Award candidate, Through three games this season, Northgate 28, Lithia Springs 7 Lafayette 23, South Dakota State 20, Brown 17, Princeton Northside 42, Troup 35 No and no, but those are the reali- threw down his helmet while walking Northside Columbus 42, Troup 35 13, Befhune-Cookman 9. ties that we have to deal with. Moss is a jerk, but not as jerky Postgame fireworks as TO. show Saturday at Moss smokes pot, but not as much Enter to win as Ricky Williams. Paulson Stadium ■ Moss is a dominant receiver, and no one in the history of the NFL has By Chad Bishop Sports Editor been more dominant than him. Regardless of whether Moss The Georgia Southern offense won't a Free iPod catches and/or passes any of Jerry be the only one's providing fireworks Rice's amazing receiving records, Saturday night at Paulson Stadium. », there is no denying that most corner- In conjunction with Athletic Media backs, if hard pressed for an answer, Relations, GSU will present a fireworks would say they would rather guard show approximately 10 minutes after Shuffle Rice than Moss. the conclusion of Saturday night's Rice may out-work, out-think, contest with Chattanooga. and out-quick them, but Moss could, "This is really big," said Athletics on any given play, just out-out them Marketing Director Ricky Ray. from any place on the field. "It's something we've been thinking or a Gnatty Hopefully the Raiders keep losing, about doing for a couple of years, and like they did on Sunday night to the with (UTC) being a night game, it gave Chiefs, and hopefully Moss sits out us the perfect opportunity." the two times they play San Diego Presented by Briggs and Stratton, this season. the show should last about 15 minutes. T-shirt But if he doesn't I'm fully pre- Ray said the fireworks will be shot off pared to watch him torch holes in from the new soccer and track facility, my team's secondary like a Raider and that there will be no issues with fan torching the roof of his trailer parking. from in a drunken domestic dispute af- "The show really is an added value ter their cat knocked over a can of for ticket buyers," added Ray. - George-Anne Daily Natural Lite onto grandma's bottle Falcon Fireworks out of Savannah THE cap collection. will be providing the fireworks. 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