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THURSDAY, JUNE 8,2006 Starbucks to open in August On-campus Starbucks to be one of largest in the country

By Jenny Miller "Starbucks is always looking for the "Opening bids for construction will for the site. Assistant news editor perfect place to serve our customers; start on June 7 at 2:30 pm and then the "By July 1st we should see some and we're thrilled to be coming to the contracts will have about two weeks to activity and construction going on After almost a year of speculation, Georgia Southern campus," said Alan get going on planning," said Palfy. in the old game room area where the delays and discussions, Starbucks Richardson, southeast regional mar- The planned site of the Starbucks Starbucks will be located," said Palfy. will finally be opening at Georgia keting manager for Starbucks Coffee is the old game room in the Russell Palfy and other food service manag- Southern. Company. Union, which will make it one of the ers will have a meeting with Starbucks Last fall, Georgia Southern students "We look forward to opening our biggest in the country. representatives in late July to discuss fi- were eagerly awaiting the opening of a doors in late August." Also, Palfy has already hired local nal details of the venture, including any Starbucks in spring 2006, but holdups Tom Palfy, the director of auxiliary businessman Jeff Yawn as the man- questions the school may have, ship- caused the operation to be pushed back services, said the school would begin ager for the location. Yawn will begin ment methods of products available in and left some wondering if the coffee negotiating contracts for construction working on July 3rd and as his first the shop and scheduling information Photo Illustration/ shop would even open at all. on the Starbucks this week. responsibility begin hiring employees see STARBUCKS, page 3 Grayson Hoffman

GSU alcohol policy changed THE THREE-STRIKES POLICY Student loan First Violation six months of enrollment and will Students will be placed on be required to complete an alcohol consolidation By Casey Altman Disciplinary Probation for their assessment. Students will also be News editor next three months of enrollment subject to a $150 fine. Additional deadline nears and will be required to enroll in an sanctions will be assigned at the This fall, Georgia Southern is mak- online Web -based alcohol education discretion of the Director of Judicial July 1 marks the last ing a few changes to the university's course. There is a fee to register for Affairs University Judicial Board, or alcohol policy. the course. University Hearing Officers. day for students to Director of Judicial Affairs, Dr. Students will also be subject to Edward Bayens said, "The policy is a $100 fine. Additional sanctions Third Violation consolidate their loans changing in response to an increase in will be assigned at the discretion of Students found in violation of the while still in school alcohol violations in the past 2 years." the Director of Judicial Affairs, Uni-. University's alcohol policy for a third He said that nearly 85 percent of versify Judicial Board or University time (regardless of time elapsed be- the violations were from underage Hearing Officers. - -tween violations) will be suspended- - By Jerried Grizzle possession and use. He said judicial from GSU for a minimum of one Staff writer affairs wants students to be aware of Second Violation semester. Additional requirements new higher fees. Students will be placed on Dis- pertaining to substance abuse may As temperatures soar in the south, Starting this fall, any student that ciplinary Probation for their next be a condition for readmission. so do interest rates on college loans. is caught violating the schools alcohol Time is running out to cool off the code will suffer more harsh conse- interest rates. WHAT CONSTITUTES AS A VIOLATION OF quences. THE ALCOHOL POLICY July 1 is the last day that under- For example, in the old policy on graduate students will be able to the first violation, a student would Alcohol Offense Penalties consolidate their in-school loans have to write a two-page reflective 1. Giving an alcoholic drink to a • Punishable by up to one year in while still in school. paper on how to make better decisions person who is in a state of noticeable prison and a fine of $1,000 or both "Consolidate now or you will pay regarding consumption of alcohol and intoxication. (misdemeanors). more later," said Missy Hurley, spokes- complete a video and answer a series 2. Selling, giving or furnishing First Conviction: 30 days impris- person for Alliance Communications, of questions. alcoholic drinks to a person under onment or a fine of not more than a public relations firm for collegiate Now the first violation will land a 21 years of age. $300 or both (misdemeanors). risk management. student on Disciplinary Probation. The 3. Possession of an alcoholic Second Conviction: One year Interest rates on student loans are student will also be required to enroll in beverage by a person under 21 imprisonment and a fine of up to going up 1.5-2 percent, to stand at an a Web-based alcohol education course years of age. $5,000 (misdemeanor). all time high of 7.14-7.94 percent. and pay a $100 fine. 4. Misrepresentationbyaperson • The penalties for driving under For some students, that mayjust be Bayens said there is also a parental under 21 years of age for the purpose the influence of alcohol: 10 days to too much without consolidation. Grayson Hoffman/STAFF notification policy. If caught violating of obtaining an alcoholic beverage. one year's imprisonment; a $100 to "I believe that it's great to be able A beer can rests on the fence outside the Union. Starting this fall, any the policy parents will be notified, now 5. Supplying an alcoholic bever- $1,000 fine; suspension of driver's to receive a great education in college student caught violating the school's alcohol code will suffer harsher on the first violation. age to a person less than 21 years license. because of the loans that are available," consequences than in the past. see ALCOHOL, page 3 of age. said Courtney Fisher, 24, early child- hood education major. "However, there is a stipulation that we have to pay back the money Music department receives as soon as we graduate, where many Soap goes botanical at the Garden of us won't get high status jobs that pay well until years ahead. And then, $45,000 grant from the NEA By Morgan Marsh they add this on? Does that seem fair? Managing editor for news I think not!" By Jess Miles large impact in the arts," said Julie "I have six years of loans to pay off. Staff writer Cole, director of the Office Research The Georgia Southern Botani- I am going to be paying for the rest of Services and Sponsored Programs. cal Garden focuses on homemade my life," said Fisher. The Georgia Southern Music "This award is important to Georgia soaps this Saturday, offering a Other students share their opposi- Department received a $45,000 check Southern because it has importance class on the art of cold-process tion to the increase in interest rates. Monday, June 5. The check was award across the board." soap-making. "It seems as if students are always to the department as part of the "It is a very prestigious award," The class teaches how to use one step behind. I've got every loan National Endowment for the Arts' said Jane Hudak, Dean of the College herbs and flowers in homemade imaginable and nowthis," said Vanessa "Access to Artistic Excellence" grant of Liberal Arts. "There are only seven soaps, fused with fragrance and Cole, 19, nursing major. program. The check was presentedby awarded in the country in choral. We natural oils. However, students should not fret 12th District Georgia Congressman were the only university to receive The class will be held Sat- too much yet because of the impend- John Barrow at the Foy Fine Arts this award." urday, June 10 from 10 a.m. to ing date. Building. Hudak also continued by saying 12 p.m. Connie Murphy, Director of the The NEA is a public agency sup- how proud the school was of the The class fee is $20 for Botani- on how to register for this class, Office of Financial Aid said that her ports helping people get excellence Music Department. The department cal Garden members and $25 for visit http://welcome.georgiasouth- office, is here for exactly this kind of in arts. They offer many scholarships is one of the enhanced' departments non-members. ern.edu/garden/happenings. situation. and grants to support education in at GSU. Attendees are asked to bring a html. "Students can call and we can help the arts. The NEA's website says that The grant is for the "American pair of protective goggles, rubber A registration form for them on applications for consolida- they are the "largest national funder Masterpieces" regional choral festival gloves, a towel and a shoe box. this event is available for tion. All they need is their loan ID," for the arts." and will be used strictly for this pro- Class size is limited. print at http://welcome. Murphy said. "The NEA supports all types of gram. The grant will be used to bring For more information on georgiasouthern.edu/ j Murphy said that while GSU does things such as big projects that have see MUSIC, page 3 the GSU Botanical Garden and garden/satprogreg.html. see LOANS, page 3

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POLICE BEAT Despite delays library prepares to move materials 5-31-2006 • Christopher Andrew Lee, 20, of Tyler Griffin (ARC). "It will have a new (ARC) Hawthorne Court, Statesboro, was Staff writer system that will retrieve books for you charged with minor in possession/ instead of you having to go through all consumption of alcohol and public Pushed behind a month, Hender- of the'shelves to find them," Page said. indecency. son Library's first phase will not be "Some books will still be on shelves for completed at the original early July quick access as well." 06-02-2006 date. The dates have been pushed The most used materials of the • William Stephen McDaniel, 21, of back to open between July 25 and library will be moved from the old li- Walter McGlamery Road, Statesboro, August 8. brary to the ARC or to open stacks. The was charged with DUI, open-con- Associate Dean of the Library and lesser used materials will be moved to tainer violation and failure to main- Associate Uniyersity Librarian, Ann an offsite, like the government docu- tain lane. Hamilton, said that they had hoped ments that have been recently moved • AcomputerwastakenfromSouthern to finish before the fall term, but that to Building 805. Courtyard. may not be possible now. Georgia Southern is supposed to • AcomputerwastakenfromSouthern "The $22.75 million project should be the first university in the southeast Pines. be done by 2008. The library should with the ARC system. The students not close at any point," said student can actually watch the machinery of 06-03-06 employee Morgan Page. the ARC retrieve books on the third • Statesboro Police Officers were dis- When the first phase is completed, floor through windows. patched to Inman Lane in reference and the second phase starts, there The layout of the edition will be to a person that had been stabbed will be less computers and seating completely different than the exist- during an altercation. The victim available, but the services provided ing library. left the area and walked towads the should be the same. WIFI (wireless internet) hotspots Bulloch County EMS Office. Renee In the new addition, there will are being set up, and students have 18 Grayson Hoffman/STAFF Pittman,33, was arrested and charged be a new system of retrieving books, laptops available to checkout for use with aggravated assult and possession Allison Willis has worked for the Interior Library Loans office for four hours a day, five days a week since February. the Automatic Retrieval Collection within the library. She is organizing the books by height to make it easier to move to the new section of the library. of a weapon during the commission of a crime.

06-04-2006 • Charles Harrison Akins, 20, of Re- GSU offers Summer Camps to Statesboro youth becca Road, Statesboro, was charged with DUI, possession of cocaine and Daniel McNair sessions. These sessions are open to ing and standards. The camp will The Eagle Cyber Camp offers an structors, the cost for minor in possession/consumption" Staff writer * Elementary and Middle School age be conducted in two sessions. For opportunity for educational learning registration is $295 per of alcohol. '* youth who are interested in art, and Elementary age youth, the camp will that is blended with technology and student, lunches are pro - • James Thomas Dotson, 20, ofWestside Various summer camps and * willrundailyfrom9a.m.to4p.m. run from June 12-16. The second fun. The camp is in its third year of vided to campers, and Road, Statesboro, was charged with- activities aimed at youth are taking in the Arts Building. session, June 26-30, is reserved for operation. This camp is held at GSU's participants receive a possession of cocaine and minor in place across campus throughout the The first session, Junel9- middle school age participants. Camp College of Information and Technolo - t-shirt at the conclusion possession/consumption of alcohol: next two months. June 23, will focus on global participants will meet in the College gy computer lab July 10-14from9a.m of the week. For more information, • Allison Caioline Harden, 19, of Golf1 Some of the available activities i|| art. The second session, of Education Building daily from 8:30 to 3:30 p.m. Middle School and high call 681-5551. Club Circle, Statesboro, was charged include: the Summer Studies Art June 26-June 30, will focus a.m.- noon. Cost is $100. For more school age participants will learn how Swim lessons are being offered this with possession of cocaine and' Camp, the Youth Writing Camp, the on American artwork. Cost information, contact June Joyner jb- to create web sites and will gain hands month to kids between the ages of 6 minor in possession/consumption' Chess Summer Camp, Eagle Cyber for the camp is $25 per week. Inter- j [email protected]. on experience in computer animation months to 14 years. Lessons are con- of alcohol. Camp and Summer Swim lessons at ested persons may call 681-5555 for A chess summer camp is taking and video game programming. ducted at Hanner Field house pool. Hanner Field House. more details. place this week. This camp is being According to J. Marie Lutz, According to Aquatic Director 06-05-2006 ■• Through collaboration between The Youth Writing Camp is spon- conducted for players of both begin- Program Manager of Continuing Bridget Melton, "Swimming is impor- • Rebecca Elizabeth Alt, 19, of Rogers- the Betty Foy Sanders Dept. of Art sored by (GSWP) Georgia Southern ning and advanced levels. This camp Education Center, "camp students tant to kids of all ages. From younger Road, Statesboro, was charged with- and the Continuing Education Cen- Writing Project. The camp will focus offers instruction in the game of chess will use programs during the week kids leaningwateradjustmentto older DUI, possession of marijuana and ter, the Summer Studies Art Camp on exploration of writing skills and and is conducted by (USCF) Chess that first-year GSU information kids learning stroke fundamentals, failure to stop at a stop sign. will be conducted in two separate talents without the pressures of grad- Master Rex Demers. technology students use." Students everyone can benefit from swimming • Cameron Alexander Ellis, 17, of Holly with basic keyboarding skills advance lessons." Hill Road, Albany, Ga., was charged' quickly through the camp, as Lutz said In order to accommodate differing with minor in possession/consump- "each year the instructors tell us how ages and abilities of swimmers, there tion of alcohol and obstruction of impressed they are with the progress are wide ranges of classes taught. For an officer. Bedrooms of camp students." more information about youth swim- • A TV was taken from Southern This camp is taught by CIT in- ming lessons, call 871-1973. Pines. from $260 Apartment H@mes

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Gay marriage ban fails in Senate THE WORLD By Laurie Kellman Associated Press whether gay marriage or end of life they suddenly want the federal gov- Gitmo detainee says clash involved Qurans WASHINGTON - The Senate ernment to intervene?" asked Sen. rejected a constitutional amendment Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif. "It makes SAN JUAN — A Guantanamo Bay detainee who participated in a clash to ban gay marriage by a wide margin no sense other than throwing red meat with U.S. military guards last month said it was sparked when guards tried to Wednesday, delivering a stinging to a certain constituency" search prisoners' Qurans, contradicting the military's account of the melee, defeat to President Bush and other The 49 votes to keep the amend- his defense attorney said Wednesday. The detainee also denied the contention Republicans who hope the issue will ment alive were one more than the by military officials that prisoners in the May 18 clash in Guantanamo Bay rally GOP voters for the November measure received the last time the lured guards into a cell by staging a suicide attempt, defense attorney Kristin elections. Senate voted, in 2004. Proponents Wilhelm told The Associated Press Bush suggested the ban was proper had predicted the amendment would and its time would still come. He said, get at least a 51-vote majority in the "Our nations founders set a high bar 100-member Senate with the gain four AP Photo/Dennis Coo THE NATION for amending our Constitution and Republican seats since then. Sen Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., speaks against a constitutional marriage history has shown us that it can take It takes two-thirds majorities in amendment during a rally on Capitol Hill Tuesday. Bush: Immigrants must adopt U.S. values several tries before an amendment both houses of Congress to send a votes on the campaign trail. R-Kan. builds the two-thirds support it needs proposed amendment to the states "Eventually, Congress is going to A majority of Americans de- OMAHA — New arrivals to this country must adopt American values and in both houses of Congress." for ratification. The House will take have to catch up to the wisdom of the fine marriage as a union of a man learn English, President Bush said Wednesday, pushing anew for his proposal Democrats suggested it was all up the issue next month. American people or the American and a woman, as the proposed to overhaul immigration rules. about conservative politics. Despite the defeat, amendment people will change Congress for the amendment does, according to a To gain passage during this midterm election year, Bush must win over "Why is it when Republicans are all backers insisted progress had been better," said Sen. David Vitter, R-La. poll out this week by ABC News. many in his own party who are opposed to provisions he demands besides for reducing the federal government's made because the debate over three "We're not going to stop until mar- But an equal majority oppose stepped-up border enforcement. Those provisions include providing a path to impact on people's lives until it comes days raised the issues profile and will riage between a man and a woman is amending the Constitution over citizenship for many illegal immigrants and allowing additional work permits to these stinging litmus test issues, force candidates to answer for their protected," said Sen. Sam Brownback, the issue, the poll found. for foreigners.

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that safety. Drinking and driving puts "It is not our goal to get people in faculty, staff and students at risk," said trouble. It is our goal to keep people 1707 Chandler Road | Statesboro | Georgia | 30458 | 912.681.6100 Alcohol Bayens. safe," Erwin said. from page 1 Curtis Erwin, assistant director Erwin said that he will be working of housing said that alcohol at the with Resident Advisors to let residents • Bayens said students should be aware institution was a problem last year, know about the changes. He said that Walk to Class of these changes because they could especially with underage drinkers. there will be floor meetings where the • 2 & 4 Bedroom Condos Available affect the students' pocketbooks. He said that the housing department policy will be emphasized and a flier According to Bayens, the policy is making special changes to search in each room so students will know • Water, Electr' ,jty, High Speed applies to all students on and off out students involved in this behavior, the policy. Internet and Cable campus. but it is looking out for behaviors that "We want to make sure we're "We want students to be safe on seem to accompany drinking such as helping students make good choices," with HBO & Cinemax campus. Alcohol may interfere with excessive noise. he said. • Full Sized Washer/Dryer • Fully Furnished He will be leading the project next • Computer Lab March. There will also be concerts and Your mind isn't the only Music other events during the project. thing that needs exercise. • Swimming Pool from page 1 The festival will focus on historical spirituals. According to Hudak, it will • Sand Volleyball Court Located directly across from Georgia together choirs, choral directors, and also celebrate southern music. Curves Southern, Campus Courtyard is perfect scholars from Statesboro and Savan- fiNone of this would have been • Outdoor Grills and Gazebo The power to amw: yourself* for the student who wants to live in a nah Georgia. possible without Henderson who ap- • Beautiful Lake beautiful community, but doesn't want to Allen Henderson, the chair of the plied and received the grant for GSU make a long commute to class Music Department, said that "There The application pro cess is lengthy and will be ten to twelve high school tedious. Many schools apply for the choirs performing and working with limited number of awards. (912) 681-8945 #1 College- Plaza clinicians." Statesboro, GA 3045S

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OUR VIEW Smoke screens begin as hot summer primaries approach AT ISSUE: Beware of the issues important to you and get to voting booths on July 18 for summer primaries

In the heat of the summer, politicians across the touchy issues like the war in Iraq or building new Keep up with the candidates, because voting is You don't have to be a political junkie to keep up state of Georgia will be sweating primary election oil refineries to drive down the cost of fuel, they important, even when you're thinking more about with the election action. You just have to know how results. Now is the time when they have to solidify prefer to emphasize their dislike for the idea of a visit to the beach than a visit to the voting booth. to weed out the issues that are not important and their positions on hot-button issues to secure votes gay marriage and other pressing issues like bans Don't get distracted by the summer heat or the faux focus on finding the representative that supports and support. The summer primary elections are a on flag burning. issues that are making headlines. Make an educated the topics that are important to you. little over a month away and will begin on July 18, The intelligent voter should not depend on can- decision about how to cast your vote. Consider each statement from candidates as so start doing your homework and make a well- didates to reveal their true beliefs about any issue. There will be a public debate in Savannah be- if you were making the statement yourself, with educated decision on who will best represent you. Keep up with the candidates' actions on issues by tween our incumbent, Perdue, and the Democratic an ultimate goal of trying to get the most votes Don't be distracted by the fluff issues being tossed watching the policies they enact while in office and nomination for governor, as well as Democratic possible. That may help you understand where the around right now. keeping up with their past statements on topics of and Republican nominations for lieutenant gov- candidate is coming from. . Before elections, politicians like to take a break importance. Comparing this year's statements with ernor. Tune in to see what your future leaders Don't let the smokescreens fool you, make sure on the tougher issues and talk about things that some from last year will tell you a lot about what have to say Thursday, June 15, or check headlines you agree with candidates on the topics that mean are raising eyebrows. Instead of talking about a person truly believes. for updates. the most to you before casting away your vote.

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This summer, the majority of Georgia Southern stu- Just when you thought we were done with gay marriage, dents and faculty are enjoying a laid back break from the it's back! The gloves are off and the blood is about to flow. For school year. Instead of days full of classes and hours upon round one, hailing from Bainbridge, we have Secretary of hours of studying, they're sleeping in and taking vacations. State CathyCox versus the formidable Lt. Gov. Mark Taylor of Many students have gone home to see their families and Albany. They are both vying for the democratic nomination friends, while others stayed back to grab jobs and take a from voters in the July 18 primary to then go on and face few classes.Whatever the case, most students have a little WsSrtSfll t Republican Gov. Sonny Perdue in the Governor's race. less on their shoulders than they do during the fall and Before Cathy Cox officially announced that she was spring semesters. running for Governor, she already had my vote. I've happily With this extra time, I believe every driven around Georgia with my "Cathy student should put a little effort each Cox for Governor" bumper sticker on the week toward helping a cause or forming back of car showing my support to all. good habits. Unfortunately, my position changed A great place to start is personal a few weeks ago. The gay marriage ban health. I decided to start taking short that 76 percent of voters in Georgia walks with my girlfriend each night. It's went to the polls for in the fall of 2004 quite effortless, and we've both already was struck down last month by a Ful- started to notice a slight increase in our ton County Superior Court judge. The Brandon Smith stamina each day. People can even go William Whitaker: Miguel Fuller amendment that we all voted on dealt is a senior ac- is a senior broad- further than me and head to the RAC with more than one issue. What we saw counting major casting major from Atlanta. He to play a little basketball, run the track from Fairburn, on the ballot defined marriage between is a columnist or hit the weights. People taking classes Ga.Heis Program a man and a woman, but we also were A student parking proposal: cut out faculty spots Director for 91.9 for The George- this summer may not know that they're Anne. The Buzz. voting on civil unions to same-sex paying nearly $200 in RAC, athletic and Since the dawn of the Georgia and those who are entering for the returning later in the day to take yet couples and recognition of same-sex student activity fees. Why not get out Southern transit system, many people first time are left scrambling for the another class. These people have marriage from other states. When adding an amendment, there, get involved and have some fun for the money? have thought that the parking situa- spareleftoversoftheupper class. This time constraints, and the time they it can only address one issue. Aside from personal health, there are other goals to tion on campus had been resolved. can be remedied, and the solution is waste searching for a parking space After the ruling, Gov. Perdue said he would appeal the accomplish. An important one is changing a few daily In part, it has improved with very simple. is ridiculous. ruling to the Georgia Supreme Court. If they don't reverse routines here and there to help the environment. Many the addition of the transit system in Open every parking space on Of course, this type of remedy for the judges ruling, the governor will call a special session with students tend to believe changing their lifestyle to help conjunction with the zoning of the campus to the student body with the the situation will not cost too much the Georgia legislature (which will cost us, the taxpayers, the cause would be a difficult process, but it's really quite parking lots on exclusion of plant operation spaces. to put into place. That does not seem up to 40,000 dollars a day) to put the amendment back on simple and can make a big difference. William Whitaker is a senior campus. Stu- Before the faculty and staffhang me in to be the way that GSU officials do the ballot in time for the November elections. A great first step is to glance at the website www.keep- English major from dents have also effigy, I think I should explain. Every business. If this proposal had been Taylor, like the faux democrat he is known to be, agreed bullochbeautiful.org. There you can see many members of Metter.Ga. benefited from faculty and staff member of GSU has put into place before the transit with Perdue that the amendment to restrict rights was our community getting together to help make a difference. the extension to be on campus at a designated time, system, the school could have saved needed and the special session was necessary if the ruling They also have pamphlets describing small things to do, like of the I.T. parking lot. But, are we usually around 7 a.m. These faculty that money for other things that the wasn't overturned by the Georgia Supreme Court. Cox was covering truck beds and monitoring water consumption. really benefiting fully? I believe that and staff members stay on campus for students may have wanted. I admit left in a very tight place. Also, for a $10 join fee the group will send information behind the "fancy" new buses and the a minimum of 10 hours depending that the proposal needs more ironing In Georgia, a politician could not win a state wide race containing select current events. zoned and extended parking lots lies on their class schedules. For those out, but at least I'm putting out more whileopenlysupportinggaymarriage.Iknowthis.Butwhen If each student made slight changs here and there, the same old problem of finding a 10 hours their vehicles are parked cost effective means to providing Cox's camp released the following statement surrounding we could help the environment immensely right here in suitable parking space. in virtually the same spot, excluding students with quality service. the controversy, I was still shocked, "I am disappointed that our area. Many upperclassmen have the lunch breaks. I anticipate that those working Georgia's constitutional amendment defining marriage as Knock off a minute or two in the shower. Don't run advantage of knowing when and Meanwhile, students are entering in the Sweetheart Circle area will a sacred union of one man and one woman has been over- faucets when not using them. Turn off the lights when where to pay for their parking decals, and leaving campus every hour on the have qualms about their ability to turned. I agree that the General Assembly should meet in leaving a room. Open the blinds and use natural light. and this in turn gives them the op- hour from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Some are provide quality service for students special session to pass a new resolution that could be voted Turn off the television when not using it. Keep the A/C portunity to have first pick of their taking classes and going home, while if they lose their reserved parking. on in November." at a reasonable level. desired parking lots. Unfortunately, the majority of others are taking one I personally can't see how it can get What? This was the same woman who has supported gays These habits are easy to form, all it takes is a little those who are transferring to GSU or two classes, going to work and then any worse. in the past and openly courted gay voters in metro Atlanta. conscious effort. It was as if all of my energy I had put into supporting her Another great goal for the summer is to start recycling. and telling everyone I knew why they should vote for her Grab an extra trashcan and simply throw aluminum cans Admitting the mistake and learning the lesson was wasted. I wanted to take her bumper sticker off my car and plastic bottles there iristead of the trash. There are and delete my name from her e-mail list. numerous free recycling centers around Statesboro. Some In my first official two weeks as sentence was important enough news It's up to the campus community Luckily, Cox has redeemed herself. Appearing on a radio even take items like rechargeable batteries, cell phones, executive editor, I've learned several to be an entire story by itself, but to keep us informed of events that show in Atlanta, Cox clarified her position on the issue. She televisions, computers and other equipment that should things. Most importantly, do not trust somehow it was overlooked. As an students need to know about. You felt as if she had two options, either let the gay marriage never be thrown in the trash. the memory of a reporter who is busy. editor, I should know never to rely don't always have to write a complete issue drag on for the next two years or deal with it now so For those who already have these simple steps accom- In last weeks on memory, but to depend on the press release to get information to us we can get back to the real issues. plished, there are always things like compost piles. My Rachel McDaniel Our View, it printed word. is a senior journal- that we can use. Drop a short e-mail I agree. Change does not come overnight. I would rather girlfriend recently started a compost pile in her backyard, ism and creative was stated that Everyone makes mistakes, and about an issue that concerns students, deal with the issue now, and move on to more pressing mat- and it has been quite the success. Compost piles reduce writing major campus officials we want to be clear and upfront or give us a call in the newsroom ters, like education or the economy, instead of wasting tax waste in the landfills, allow for biodegrading and produce fromThomaston, wrongly told a Ga. She is execu- about our shortcomings at The anytime. Any tips or ideas for stories payers time and money debating the merits of two boys or good soil for the surrounding environment. tive editor of The George-Anne George-Anne Daily. As students, are always welcome. girls kissing. I think the old adage, "We've lost this battle, These are just a few ideas on how to formulate a few George-Anne Daily. reporter that we have a lot to think about, and The second paragraph of last but we will win the war," is very appropriate for this issue. good habits to help personal health and the community. the buses would while the newspaper is at the top week's Our View may have been Sometimes we just have to concede on certain issues to There are many more possibilities out there - and they're run during the summer semesters. of our priorities, sometimes things incorrect, but the rest of the argument ensure progress for everyone. just as easy. There are no excuses for being bored and doing That statement was wrong, and slip by. We are willing to admit our is still relevant. Students should have My support is back with Cathy Cox and I hope you take nothing this summer. looking back at the newspaper, I mistakes and print a correction if been better informed and one bus on the time to consider her for the Democratic nomination and found the statement as the last sen- necessary. We must avoid printing route once an hour would reduce cost then for the next Governor of Georgia. Email Brandon at [email protected] tence of the story saying that parking inaccurate statements and own up and provide transportation for many will not run during the summer. The to any mistakes we make. summer students. Email Miguel at [email protected]

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McNair traded to Ravens for Diamondbacks pitcher for alleged fourth-round pick use of human growth hormone After weeks of speculation surrounding his future, former Arizona Diamondbacks reliever Jason Grimsley was released Super Bowl quarterback Steve McNair has been traded to on Wednesday, one day after his house was searched for six the Baltimore Ravens for a fourth-round pick in 2007. hours during an investigation involving his alleged use of human Negotiations had been taking place for the past several growth hormone. weeks to bring the 10-year veteran to the Ravens. The search was conducted by federal agents, as part of their Though recently plagued with injuries, McNair brings investigation of steroid use in baseball. talent to a Baltimore team that has had struggling quarter- Grimsley asked for his unconditional release during team meet- backs in the past few years. ings on Tuesday and Wednesday, according to GM Josh Byrnes. Eagle pitchers Evans, Teaford selected in MLB draft GSU News Service against him. high school, but you can't put a price and ranking sixth in opponent bat- several organizations throughout the ■ A pair of Georgia Southern base- In three years he posted a career 20- tag on college and all the friends I ting average. He finished among the day before Kansas City selected him. pall players were chosen Tuesday dur- 12 record with four complete games, made. I'm glad came to Georgia South- leaders in the SoCon Pitcher of the "We're excited for Dustin and ing the first day of the Major League striking out 205 batters in 225 innings. ern, it was the best college experience Year balloting. Everett. This is always an exciting Baseball draft. Junior right-hander Evans was the first representative of the I could ask for." Teaford closed out his junior day for the guys involved with the pustin Evans was the 68th overall Southern Conference to get selected After startingthe year 3-3, Teaford year ranked second among the GSU draft and I think this will bode well |>ick, selected in the second round by in this year's draft. won seven straight decisions finishing career strikeout leaders with 353 Ks. for our program," said Head Coach jhe Atlanta Braves. Junior left-hander Everett Teaford Dustin Evans "It's been a hard road, but I worked 10-4 with a3.96 ERA. He gave up 110 He also stands tied for eighth with 26 Rodney Hennon. Everett Teaford was chosen by the 63rd overall pick. my tail off and it finally paid off. I look hits in 120.1 innings, striking out 122 victories, tied for seventh in innings "Dustin was drafted out of high Kansas City Royals in the 12th round, This year Evans rebounded from at this as the start, not end of it. I'm to just 28 walks allowed as opponents pitched (348.1) and fifth in games school, much later though by the overall pick No. 347. an elbow injury, missing more than ready to get going and start making my hit .244 off the left-hander. started (48). Cincinnati Reds. He worked hard and The Eagles also had one of their a month, to finish 5-3 with a 6.21 way up to the majors," said Evans, who A First Team All-Southern Con- "I was pretty anxious today [wait- this is quite an honor for him. Everett high school recruits drafted. Tom ERA. He started 11 of his 12 appear- boasts of a fastball in the mid-90s. ference pick for the second straight ing for the call], but I am just happy to went undrafted out of high school. Hickman, who signed a National Let- ances, logging 58 innings. The junior "Growing up I would watch the year, Teaford led the league in innings get an opportunity to play pro ball and He worked hard and improved each ter of Intent last fall, went in the second right-hander gave up 67 hits and 27 Braves, so this is a dream come true. I pitched, strikeouts and complete am thrilled to be part of the Royals," year. Both guys are very deserving of round to the Florida Marlins as the walks to 47 Ks as opponents hit .293 could have gone [professional] out of games while tying for second in wins said Teaford, who received calls from this honor."

Upcoming events GSU track Thursday, 8 p.m., NBC NBA Finals, Game 1 runner-up Miami Heat vs. Dallas Mavericks Thursday, 8 p.m. Stanley Cup Finals, Game 2 in SoCon Edmonton Oilers vs. Carolina GSU News Service Hurricanes Thursday, 8 p.m. Atlanta Braves at Houston Astros In the finale to an outstanding John Thomson (2-5) vs. Andy 2006 season, seven athletes from Pettitte (4-7) the Track & Field team represented Sunday, 2 p.m. Georgia Southern at the NCAA East NASCAR Nextel Cup Regional Championships, hosted Pocono 500 by North Carolina A8cT University on Friday and Saturday. Seniors Rashedah Arnold and French Open Mandi Phillips, juniors Brittany Men's Semifinals Chase, Nicole Brown, and Lauren Rafael Nadal v. Ivan Ljubicic Jacobs, sophomore Dominique Roger Federer v. David Nalban- Thurman, and freshman Tierra dian Watts took part in five total events for the Eagles. Women's Semifinals Qualifying for the Regional Justine Henin-Hardenne v. Kim meet was done throughout the Clijsters season, with the majority of finishes Svetlana Kuznetsova v. Nicole coming in the Southern Confer- Vaidisova ence.Championships. The Eagles captured second place for the fourth straight time at this year's SoCon Championship meet, which the MLB standings school also hosted. Chase provided a major high- NLEast light in Regional action as she NYMets 34 23 .596 - rewrote her 100 hurdle school record for an astonishing fifth Philadelphia 31 27 .534 3.5 (jime this year. Afterrunning 13.79 Atlanta 29 30 .496 6 iecondsat Georgia Tech two weeks Grayson Hoffman/Staff Washington 26 33 .441 9 go, the Lawrenceville, Ga. native estroyed that record with 13.65 Florida 20 36 .357 13.5 |econds to finish third in her heat ind 10th overall. Chase's record at Football camps come to GSU NL Central pie beginning of the year stood at Quinton Ayers navigates through the "Low Pen" course on Georgia Southern's practice fields Wednesday morning. He is laying low so he won't St. Louis 35 23 .603 - J4.00 seconds and had previously hit his helmet against the top cage, which means five push-ups. Ayers is a student at Adamsville High School which is one of many schools that Been broken by her with times of attended the summer training on campus. Defensive coach Parker Wildeman said, "It's great. It really is a lot of fun and a chance to teach the Cincinnati 34 24 .586 1 J3.99,13.95,13.91, and the afore- high schoolers fundamentals, and this [Low Pen] defensive drill is designed to enhance fundamentals and work ethics." Houston 29 31 .483 7 mentioned 13.79. i In addition to putting on the pads and hitting the fields, the players will be involved with volunteer work. The players will be working for Habitat Milwaukee 28 31 .475 7.5 Brown, who qualified for the for Humanity on Saturday mornings for the next several weeks. Defensive Line Coach Parker Wildeman said the players will grow "mentally, Chicago Cubs 23 35 .397 12 triple jump, long jump and as the physically, and spiritually" by doing their part to give back to the community of Statesboro. gnchor of the 4x100 relay team, Pittsburgh 22 37 .373 13.5 jleared 41 feet for the second iime |his season in the triple jump with a leapof41'00.25". She finished fifth NL West m her heat and 23rd overall. Eagle QB Chris Griffin declared academically ineligible Arizona 34 24 .586 - 5 Phillips, the Southern Confer- Compiled by staff LA Dodgers 33 26 .559 1.5 ence champion in the event, took was capable of running Head Coach San Francisco 31 27 .534 3 jiecond in her heat and 26th overall Chris Griffin will not be the Brian VanGorder's passing attack. He Kith a leap of 40'06." The mark is Eagles' starting quarterback after all. completed 14 out of 26 passes for 268 San Diego 30 28 .517 4 the first in her career to clear the 40 The redshirt freshman was declared yards and two touchdowns. Colorado 28 30 .483 6 foot barrier and improves on her academically ineligible-leaving the Griffin was originally competing third-best school mark. position open once again. for the position with another fresh- In the long jump, Brown fol- Griffin will not be on the team for man, Zach Stanford. The former ALEast lowed her Southern Conference all of the 2006 season, but can rejoin Metter standout will no doubt be NY Yankees 35 22 .614 - record setting performance of the team in 2007, if he improves his the front-runner for the position Boston 33 23 :589 1.5 20'07.25" with a jump of 20'00.25" grades. this fall. Toronto 32 25 .561 3 for 14th overall. Teammate Jacobs Athlete must maintain a 2.0 grade- In addition to Stanford, the Eagles placed second in her heat with a dis- point average and earn 24 credits have two other quarterbacks trans- Baltimore 27 32 .458 9 tance of 18'10" for 28th overall. during the school year. ferring from Division I-A schools. Tampa Bay 24 35 .407 12 The 4x100 relay team of Thur- Originally recruited as a dual- Sophomore Travis Clark has trans- man, Arnold, Watts and Brown ran Grayson Hoffman/Staff threat quarterback, Griffin was ferred from Southern Mississippi, Freshman quarterback Chris Griffin has been declared academically ineli- a season best 45.97 seconds to place impressive in the Blue and White and freshman Chris Rogers has trans- gible, once again vacating the starting position for the fall. AL Central 13th overall. game on April 22 and showed that he ferred from Athens Academy. Detroit 37 21 .638 - Chicago Sox 35 22 .614 1.5 THE CARIBBEANHN THE *BORO!! Cleveland 28 29 .491 8.5 Minnesota 25 32 .439 11.5 (NEW STUDIO, 2 & 3 BR CONDOS) N()\/\/J Kansas City 14 42 .250 22

AL West Texas 31 26 .544 - Oakland 28 30 .483 3.5 Seattle 27 33 .450 5.5 LA Angels 26 32 .448 5.5 RUCKER LANE • HWY 301 ACROSS FROM GSU • 681-SURF Standings as of June 7. OUR PICK The new alcohol policy Apparently, now we need to card people before we let them drink alcohol in even upperclassmen dorms. Nothing kills a good buzz like having to explain to a police officer walking by that everyone in the apartment is over 21 and not breaking any rules. A B R A K FOR

ALL AROUND TOP TEN SONGS, MOVIES, DVDS DVD RENTALS New music to rock the masses 1. The Ringer

2. When a Stranger Calls

3. Nanny McPhee

4. Something New

5. Big Mommas House 2

6. The Producers

7. Munich

8. Doogal

9. Rumor Has It

lO.Chronicles of Narnia

MOVIES

1. The Break-Up 2. X-Men: The Lasr Stand 3. Over the Hedge 4. The Da Vinci Code 5. Mission: Impossible III Nick Abney very good. They have a basement qual- To top it all off, the band will be 6. Poseidon ity sound, something that sets it apart com/ambulette. playing here at the French Quarter 7.RV from all of the bigger bands that get to Another new band with a little Cafe on June 30. So go check out the 8. See No Evil Music plays an important role in record in multi-million dollar studios. more local origination is The Winter bands website at www.thewinter 9. An Inconvenient Truth the life of almost every college student. But all that does is give the CD more Sounds. This band recorded their al- somnls.com for more info about the lOJustMyLuck From having an entertaining party character. It makes the listener feel as bum in Athens, Ga. According to their hand members and show dates or to mix at a friends house or loading up if they are a part of the music. press release, the band was formed in just drop a line and tell them what you ALBUMS an mp3 player to have something to The lead singer, Maura Davis, for- the studio. 'Ihe bands bass player and think about their music. mer guitarist and vocalist for Denali, lead singer Patrick Keenan composed More new releases are Red I lot 1. Dixie Chicks, Take the listen to while walking to class, music Chili Peppers "Stadium Arcadium," Long Way is everywhere. really shines on this CD. Her vocals the bands album; "Land ofNo Output" With that being said, new music is are hauntingly beautiful, ranging from in 2005 and later hooked up with the Thursday's "A City by the Light Di- 2. Various Artists, High what college students are usually after. a smooth jazz-like sound to raucous rest of the band. vided," Tool's "10,000 Days," AFI's School Musical We're always looking for the next big rock, but always awe-inspiring. What- lhe Winter Sounds is a mix of "decemberunderground," Young thing, something that will keep our ever tone she uses, her voice always just about everything I've heard. It's Jeezy's "$Nowman," and a whole 3. Various Artists, American attention for a while. matches the rest of the bands surreal all very melodic really. They employ smorgasbord ol other artists out Idol: Season 5 Encores On April 28"', I went to see one of sounds perfectly. a myriad of instruments from violins there that 1 don't have room to men- my favorite bands, Dredg, in concert And for only $20 ($15 for the to trumpets and vibraphones. tion here. 4. Angels and Airwaves, We for the second time. But I'd never heard concert tickets and $5 for the CD) I The Winter Sounds is a mix of rock So if you're bored with all ol youi Don't Need to Whisper of the opening act, Ambulette. They had a blast for cheap. with a little punk thrown in, and at other music or you just something Anybody else who wants to check times they even have a touch of ska new to listen to, just go to your local 5. Red Hot Chili Peppers, put on a rocking show. So after their music retailer and get some ol the new Stadium Arcadium set, I went to the memorabilia table and out their music can purchase the and some emo. All in all, i( comes picked up their CD "lhe Lottery." CD online from various stores like together to form something that's summer releases that are sure to rock 6. Rascal Flatts, Me and My The CD, reallyjust an EP, was good. Sam Goody or Amazon.com for $7 whole is greater than the sum of its your world. Gang It only has five tracks, but the songs are or visit their homepage www.ambu- influences.

7. Don Omar, King of Kings

8. Various Artists, WWE Reckless Intent

9. Tool, 10,000 Days

10. Carrie Underwood, Some Hearts

Source: Entertainment Weekly

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X-Men: The Last Stand (12:00), (2:30), 5:00, 7:30,10:00, Cars (J2:30),(2:50),5:10,7:30, Grayson Hoffman/Photo illustration 9:50, An American Haunting (1:10), (3:15), 5:20, 7:25, 9:30 Over the Hedge Blues Traveler plays SCAD commencement at Forsythe Park (1:00), (3:00), 5:00, 7:00, 9:00 Jeff Martin might go down in history as a legend- amazing! With bland competitors it is The Da Vinci Code Assistant Hiatus editor ary venue. quite easy to tell a good band from a (1:00), (4:00), 7:00, The best part of the show was great band and Blues Traveler always 10:00 Blues Traveler played a free con- the diversity. It was pleasant to be ranks with the greats because of their Poseidon cert last week at Forsythe Park in included in such an abudance of style alone. (12:30), (2:45), 5:00,7:15, Savannah. different cultures coming together to Blues Traveler really knows how 9:30 The Alumni Association of Savan- enjoy a show. to play their music. When they are The Break-Up nah College of Art and Design hosted Blues Traveler rocked the house on stage they make their instruments (12:00), (2:30), 5:00,7:30, the concert, however, it was open to with some new music from their most "sing" whether the song is simple or 10:00 everyone. An impressive cross section recent album "jBastardos!" complicated- it simply shines. That The Omen of the community proved their sup- The new album has a great mix is the essence of watching Blues (1:00), (4:00), 12:00am, port for the show. of extremely mellow music and their Traveler play. 7:00,9:40, Because the event was held under trademark harmonica action-mak- On stage the Blues Travelers have RV the trees, it felt more like a festival ing for a great addition to an already the time of their lives and watching (1:00), (3:15), 5:30, 7:45, than a show. impressive list of great Blues Traveler them you will feel their love of music 10:00 Hosting acts such as James Brown, records. with every chord they strum. George Clinton and the Parliament John Popper, the lead guitarist/ A slow smile creeps onto your and throw away your CDs because hope that this will be a live album, so you could have a brief taste to savour • Parenthesis denotes matinee Funkadelic, also held by the Alumni harmonist, was unbelievably awe- face and you want to dance and sing suddenly that music doesn't compare. Association, the Forsythe Park just some on his tools. Making the concert along. It makes you want to go home Then you scream for an encore and trust me, they were that good.

S« Seethe Atlanta Sym- Orchestra to play on campus about a show that's coming here to Statesboro. date. Sure beats the stagnant dinner and a movie bit, THE BOTTOM The show of which I speak is put on by the one although it'll cost more than the before mentioned 3 phony Orchestra in So our theme for this edition is music, and so far in and only Atlanta Symphony Orchestra. For all those hackneyed prepackaged date. | the PAC on June 29 this edition, we've really only done articles on rock. who love music in general, check out this show. Plus, your date will think you actually have some I at 7:30 p.m. for $30 It didn't really seem fair to cover just one genre, LINE For the rest, it could just be a good place to take a class. § per ticket. By NICK ABNEY so to make up for it I'm throwing in this little tidbit PAGE 81 HIATUS

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