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Liked By Many, Cussed By Some, vjrCOF Anne a 912/681-5246 Vol. 64 No. 17 • Friday, November 8, 1991 For 65 years, Georgia Southern's Official Student Newspaper Georgia Southern University • Statesboro, GA 30460 Campus Local liquor referendum discussed Briefs By Doug Gross evening's discussion centered around this possibility. Staff Writer The referendum process A local businessman met with "I think it [legalization of li- provided by a spokesperson GSU fraternity and sorority quor sales] would do a world of By Doug Gross from the office of Judge Deloach, Public Safety Week presidents Monday afternoon at a good for a lot of reasons, not just Staff Writer details the steps in the process of local nightclub to encourage voter the fact of having fun, but that it Public Safety Week, held Nov The areas from which the having a referendum passed in registration among GSU students, would have a lot of monetary 4-7, was designed to increase stu- needed 35 percent of voters Bulloch County. and to discuss a possible liquor value both to the county and the dent awareness in all areas of would be drawn to pass a refer- •File a petition with 35 per- referendum for Statesboro and city," said Sampson, who cited in- public safety. endum in Statesboro and cent of registered voter's signa- Bulloch County. creased restaurant revenues and Public Safety Week was initi- Bulloch County is "vague," ac- tures. This percentage is of the Approximately a dozen Greek increased property values as pos- ated and planned by the campus cording to Probate Judge Lee number of registered voters in leaders responded to the invita- sible results of liquor legaliza- Student Services Committee with Deloach. the last General Election. tion of Chris Sampson, owner of "There are going to be ... people tion. "I think the people that op- Cathy Shriver, assistant professor The question concerns • The Superintendent of two local nightclubs, to meet re- that don't want to see it happen." pose it ... years from now would of nursing as the chairperson. whether the signers of the re- Elections has to validate the pe- garding the feasibility of a regis- Talk of a referendum met be happy that it happened." Shriver organized a student quired petition would have tition by verifying each signa- tration drive which could lead to, with mixed reactions from the Sampson referred to a 1976 li- survey at GSU during Fall needed to be registered to vote in ture on the petition. among other things, increased fraternity and sorority quor referendum which was voted quarter, 1991 and found that be- Bulloch County in the last • The Superintendent shall support for the legalization of li- presidents, many of whom ex- down by only 102 out of a total of tween 65-90 percent of students did General Election, in 1988, or if set a date for the election not less quor sales in Bulloch County. pressed fear of possible negative approximately 2,600 votes, noting not have their seatbelts fastened the figure is simply a number of than 30 days nor more than 60 "The main point of what I'm publicity, which could be attached that most college students were upon entering major roadways. registered voters equal to 35 per- days after the call. trying to say is to go back to your with official support for such a out of town when the vote was Only 4 percent of the 24 front seat cent of those registered in 1988. • A notice in the legal paper people and say "We need to regis- proposal. taken. passengers observed had his/her "There has been no talk of [a (The Statesboro Georgian) con- ter to vote,' " said Sampson to the "My personal opinion is that Sampson emphasized seatbelts fastened. referendum] since I've been in taining the date and purpose of assembled fraternity and sorority I'd like to do anything to get li- throughout the meeting that the Students were stationed at office," said DeLoach. "I'm do- the referendum shall be pub- leaders. quor here," said one Greek referendum he would like to see parking lot exits during the week ing a lot of research on it ... I lished once a week for two "Don't just think of it for the representative, "But I can't say passed would allow for liquor asking drivers and passengers to would hate to speculate." weeks. liquor referendum, but for any that for ... my chapter." sales by the drink, which would fasten their seatbelts. Deloach reported he was con- • Call of an election is the vote that comes up in the future. While the possibility of pass- make it possible for restaurants Motor vehicle injuries cost us ferring with the Attorney date of the first publication in "If we ever get this off the ing a liquor referendum would be and clubs to sell mixed drinks but $48.7 billion a year, according to General to clarify the issue. ground, there is going to be a lot of only one aspect of increased stu- would not allow for the sale of Shriver. If everyone buckled up, The following information, See REFERENDUM, page 8 resentment," Sampson said, dent registration, much of the bottled liquor. 12,000 lives would be saved each year. The college-aged group has a death rate from motor vehicle accidents two times the rate of any Homecoming activities other age group in the U.S. In 1989, Georgia made seatbelt usage mandatory. The campus begin next week now has signs at each major exit show with a five member judging By Dennis Smith panel," said Union Productions from campus to remind all driv- Staff Writer spokeswoman Cheryl Stephens. ers and passengers to buckle up. Stephens also said there will Those helping with Public Service Week were the Student GSU's 1991 Homecoming be a five member panel of faculty, staff and students judging the Government Association, the celebration, titled "A Flash of the Spirit Games. Panhellanic Council, Debbie Past, A Look to the Future," prom- Rowe of campus public safety and ises to be an event-filled week for Comedian Trip Wingfield George Jackson from the State students. will perform in the Union on Patrol. The week's highlights will in- Tuesday night. clude the football game on On Wednesday, High Hope Saturday, the annual homecom- will be sponsoring an aluminum ing parade on Friday and a con- can drive at Paulson Stadium. AIDS Lecture cert on Thursday featuring one "We wanted to do something of GSU's favorite bands. that is charitable and that would William Darrow, Director of Atlanta's Drivin' N' Cryin' be good for the community," AIDS Research at the Centers for will take the stage at Hanner Stephens said. Disease Control in Atlanta, will Fieldhouse on Thursday night, Animal House and The Blues give a lecture on AIDS, AIDS pre- kicking off the three-day Brothers will be shown during the Homecoming weekend. movie fest Wednesday night at vention and the general public's Other events scheduled for the Union. response to the disease on Nov. 11 earlier in the week include a tal- Various alumni events will in the Southern Center Assembly ent show in the Union on Monday be held throughout the week also. Hall. and the banner contest and Spirit The Eagles' Homecomng op- AIDS is rapidly becoming a Games at Sweetheart Circle on ponent will be Troy State. The leading cause of death among Tuesday. game starts at 1 p.m. and the college students. Joe Beasley, chief of the Statesboro Fire Department, demonstrates how the "jaws of life" can "The way it stands right now, Homecoming Queen will be Darrow, who has published cut away parts of a car after a wreck. The event was a part of Public Safety Week. (Photo by we'll have 11 acts in the talent crowned at halftime. widely on the subject of AIDS, is a Tony Tocco) renowned expert in the field. He received his Bachelor of Arts de- gree at the University of Connecticut in 1962 and went to Veterans day celebration to be held at stadium Monday receive his doctorate at Emory By Brent Parrott honor of Twentieth Century vet- members of the U.S.S. Finback, on the platform on the stadium attendance University in 1973. Assistant News Editor erans. U.S.S. San Jacinto and Squadron field. Four-star General Several veterans groups will A Veteran's Day celebration Currently he is chief of the be- Lunch will be served and 51 of Statesboro wi 11 be honored Raymond G. Davis will also be in be holding reunions. will be held in honor of all havioral and prevention research Veteran's at the Allen E. Paulson branch of the Centers for Disease Stadium Nov. 11. Control in Atlanta. Darrow is Among some of the highlights also an adjunct professor at of the day will be a fly-by forma- Emory University School of tion done by Air Force F-16 Public Health. fighter airplanes, C-141A cargo The GSU Campus Life plane, and World War II era F-4 Enrichment Committee along Avenger fighter airplanes. with the Department of Sciology The submairne crew who res- and Anthropology are presenting cued President George Bush will the lecture. be in attendance. Bush was asked For more inform- ion contact to be keynote speaker, but due to Barbara Wejnert at < 5443. schedule conflicts was unable to attend. According to the Chamber of FCA wins Southern Pride Commerce, the keynote speaker has not been confirmed. Spirit Flag The day's events will start at 10 a.m. with a concert performed GSU's Southern Pride by the band, M.C. by Doug Marching Band presented the 1 Weathers, of Savannah. Southern Pride F to GSU's Following the concert, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes Invocation will be done by Arthur at Saturday's game. Walden, who served on the At the Oct. 26 game against the U.S.S. San Jacinto. University of Central Florida, the Then, a fly-by formation will band judged the FCA as the most be performed followed by a spirited campus organization in twenty-one gun salute. Paulson Stadium. Lindsay Thomas,first dis- "It was a great privilege for us trict representative to the United i-o be chosen as the most spirited States House of Representatives, group," said Matthew Appel, FCA will welcome everyone to president. "We really enjoyed Georgia's First Congressional Waving the flag and showing our District and Peter Wheeler, school spirit at Saturday's game." Commissioner of the Georgia For more information call Department of Veteran Services Dan Pittman at 681-0195. will give special recognition in ^ The r George-Anne Friday, November 8,1991
The event will start at Tuesday, November 12 Wednesday, November 13 • Drivin N' Cryin will Womack Field on Statesboro •The Spirit Games will be • J. Compton will give a perform at 8 p.m. at Hanner High School campus. held at 4 p.m. at Sweetheart lecture, "Marketing & Delivery Fieldhouse. Announcements of Recreation & Leisure," at 3 Sunday, November 10 Circle. Friday, November 15 p.m. in Biology 113. • The Rocketeer will be shown •No classes due to •A Banner Contest will be • There will be an aluminum • Nintendo Challenge will be at the Union theater at 7:30 and 9 Homecoming activities. Friday, November 8 held at 3 p.m. at Sweetheart can drive from 3-6 p.m. at the held from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at p.m. The movie will run through • There will be a parade on • The Naked Gun 2 1/2 will be Circle . stadium parking lot. Landrum Center. Monday. Perimeter Road starting at 3 p.m. shown in the Union theater at 7:30 • Comedian, Trip Wingfield, • Animal House and Blues Parade line up will start at 1 and 9 p.m. The movie runs Monday, November 11 will entertain at 8 p.m. in the Brothers will be shown outside the through Saturday. Saturday, November 9 •Video Buttons will be taken p.m. with judging starting at 1:45 • The Third Annual "Run for Union Ballroom. Union from 7 p.m. to midnight. •Blood pressures will be from 11-3 p.m. at University p.m. Ronald's Kids" road race will be • Such A Gorgeous Kid Like • Voting for Homecoming checked for free and cholesterol Union. • AC Black will perform at the held today at GSU starting at 8:30 Me will be shown at 7 p.m. at the Queen will be held at University screenings will be done for $2 • There will be a talent show Landrum Commons at 8 p.m. a.m. University Union Theater. Union from lla.m.to 6 p.m. dollars at the GSU Nursing in the Union Ballroom at 8 p.m. • Point Break will be shown at • Move-Along-Athon is a five • "Bed and Board" will be Faculty's Clinic from 12:30-2 • William Darrow will give a Thursday, November 14 7 and 9:30 p.m. at the Union mile non-competitive walking shown at the Union Theater at 7 • African Film Series will be p.m. lecture, "Assessing AIDS p.m. Theater. The movie will run fund-raiser for the American showing, Faces of Women, at 7 Prevention," at 10 a.m. at the • Ken Richters will present through Saturday. • A "Midsummer Night's Cancer Society . p.m. at the Union Theater. Southern Center. Dream" will be presented at Registration will start today "Mark Twain" in Foy at 8 p.m. • GSU Chorus will sing at Foy For more information call The show will run through McCroan at 8 p.m. It will run at 8 a.m. with the walk begins at 9 at 8 p.m. See Announcements, page 8 through Saturday. a.m. 681-5443. Wednesday. • Laura L. Nickel reported • Charles Bright reported two checks missing from her someone damaged his bicycle at ~The room in Johnson Hall. the Veazey Hall bike rack. Police Beat •A resident of Knights • Reidell Ellis reported some George- Apartments reported he was keys missing from GSU vehicle STATEMENT OF OPERATIOI struck in the back with a stick #342. The George-Anne is the official student newspaper of Georgia Southern University, owned like object by three or four un- GSU Division of Public 11/01/91 • Sally A. Hausler and Celia and operated by GSU students and utilizing the facilities provided by GSU. The newspaper • Casey C. Brink was charged known subjects in the Union D. Travis were involved in an is the oldest continuously published weekly newspaper in Bulloch County and Statesboro, Safety with failure to stop at a stop sign. parking lot. accident on Forest Drive. Ms. Ga. 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Please address all Inquiries to Jeff White, Business Manager. empire, died at sea Tuesday after News and other holdings in the captain, Gus Rankin, and a crew Exchange suspended trading in The George-Anne is distributed free of charge on the Georgia Southern University campus he apparently fell overboard from United States, Britain and Israel. member discovered that Maxwell their shares after Maxwell's through delivery sites located in campus buildings and residence halls. his yacht anchored off the Canary Among these are Macmillan was not on board when they went disappearance. The New York Islands. *We gratefully acknowledge the theft of our slogan from RobertWilliams of the Blackshear Inc., The Racing Times, Berlitz, to his cabin after he failed to Stock Exchange halted trading on Times. Call Bob and he can tell you who he stole it from originally. Maxwell, 68, was reported The European and Britain's answer a telephone call from Berlitz International Inc. stock. missing early Tuesday from the Daily Mirror. New York about 11 a.m. 180-foot Lady Ghislaine. His Maxwell's son Kevin Maxwell Rankin radioed a distress body was found in the Atlantic assumed the role of chairman call. Ocean 20 miles northwest of and publisher of the Daily News. There was no suggestion of Grand Canary Island, near He pledged that the Maxwell foul play, said Charles Wilson, northwest Africa, and was later family would remain dedicated editorial director of Maxwell's identified by his wife, Elisabeth, to rebuilding the paper, which his Mirror Group Newspapers in at a military base in Las Palmas. father purchased in March after a London. "We can only assume She was accompanied by her son five-month strike. that Mr. Maxwell slipped and fell Philip, one of the couple's seven "My father was tremendously overboard," he said. children. excited by the News and its Maxwell had been due to Officials said Maxwell - prospects," said Kevin Maxwell, deliver a speech to a dinner of the who was taking a week-long Southernif QUA R T E R L Y MectorW]M A. G A Z I N E 32. "We are completely Anglo-Israel Association at a vacation and was the only committed to continuing the London hotel Monday night, but
English course offered Don't just Snapshot Photo Contest By Misty McPherson News Editor sit there.. A new two hour course, The course will deal with English 290 - "The Female about eight playwrights and their Experience: Modern American works, including: Lillian Show us your Southern style! Drama by Female Playwrights," Hellman's The Children's Hour, will be offered this winter by Susan Glaspell's Trifles, Carson McCuller's A Member of the Linda Paige of the department of •Simply take a color or black and white snapshot that reflects the South and mail it to English and philosophy. Wedding, L o r a i n n e Landrum Box 8163 or bring it by our office in the Williams Center, Room 108. The course will introduce stu- Hansberry's A Raisin in the Sun, •Your snapshot will be judged by our "celebrity" judges. The winner will have their creativity dents to feminine concerns and Beth Henley's The Miss issues as depicted in modern Firecracker Contest and Crimes displayed in the winter issue of the Southern Reflector Quarterly Magazine and receive a drama. of the Heart, Marsha Norman's Reflector T-shirt and a bound edition of the magazines. One major objective will be to 'night, Mother and Getting Out; •The following restrictions apply: define the female experience as Adrienne Kennedy's The Owl 1. All photos become the property of the Southern Reflector. portrayed in Modern American Answers and Funny House of a 2. Photos can be any size up to 8x10. (B&W or Color). Negro, and Ntozake Shange's, \.Read drama from a female perspective. 3. The applicant must provide a written description of the photo, including identification of For Colored Girls Who Have "This course is designed more persons in the photo. Considered Suicide When the to be fun and stimulating than it Something! 4. The photo must not include displays of alcoholic beverages. Rainbow is Not Enuf. is t" be hard," Paige said. "I'm 5. Photographer is responsible for the content of the photograph. anticipating some great discus- Some of the readings may be 6. Photograper must be a student oflGcorgia Southern University. sions and encouraging men and supplemented by films, 7. DEADLINE FOR ENTRIES IS DECEMBER 8, 1991. women to enroll. I want a good according to Paige. George-Anne mixed group." We know you have style so show us what you can shoot!
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Friday, November 8,1991 Mark Twain comes to GSU Veteran actor Ken Richters to do one-man show GSU News Service the page- and in his own way re- as Twain for 13 years, is in his Statesboro, Georgia: Mark minds us that life must be enjoyed thirties and spends three hours in Twain is alive and well and to the fullest. Because of the de- make-up application before each coming to Statesboro. Veteran ac- pression of 1893 and untimely in- performance to complete the tor Ken Richters has been signed vestments in the Webster transformation to the elderly to bring his internationally tour- Publishing Company and Paige Twain. A familiar face to televi- ing one-man show "Mark Twain Typesetter, Twain, who kept a lav- sion audiences around the On Tour- America's First ish mansion in Hartford, country, he has performed in Stand-Up Comedian!" to the Foy Connecticut, found himself in the films and on a number of net- Recital Hall at GSU on Tuesday, throes of bankruptcy. He an- work television shows, including Nov. 12 and Wednesday, Nov. 13 nounced he world pay all debts in "Happy Days," "The Dawn of at 8 p.m. full, and in July 1895 began a Summer," "Search for The production, which began world lecture tour. Ken Richters Tomorrow," and "Johnny, We its yearly tour in August with a se- as "Mark Twain On Tour is set Hardly Knew Ye" on the early po- ries of performances in Canada, within this time frame. litical life of John F. Kennedy. has been presented nearly 900 Twain, most widely known for He has appeared as Mark Twain times over the past 13 years. Ken The Adventures of Tom Sawyer in print and television cam- Richters and "Mark Twain" will and Adventures of Huckleberry paigns for the World Trade return to Europe for a number of Finn, has been called "an outra- Center, United Technologies, and performances in May 1992. geous prankster and a gloomy AT &T. pessimist." With virtually no sub- Tickets for Ken Richters as Born Samuel Langhorne ject too sacred for comment, his "Mark Twain on Tour- Clemens at Hannibal, Missouri opinions on education and politics America's First Stand-Up in 1853, the celebrated humorist are often quoted: Comedian!" are limited. General spent his 75-year life in a variety "It could possibly be shown by admission tickets for the CLEC of jobs, including steamboat pilot facts and figures that there is no -sponsored performances are (The call "mark twain" signaled distinctly native criminal class available to the public at the CLEC channel depth on the Mississippi in the United States... except for office in the Foy Building or by River), reporter, editor, publisher, Congress." calling 681-5434 from 8 a.m. to 5 and traveling lecturer. Even "In the first place, God made p.m. today, more than 80 years after his idiots. This was for practice. Single admission tickets are Ken Richters and his alter-ego, Mark Twain. Richters has appeared in various television programs. death, Mark Twain continues to Then he made School boards." See Mark Twain, page 8 His performances at GSU will be held on Nov. 12 and 13. (Special photo) stir controversy at every turn of Richters, who has been touring Of Tragic Misconceptions1 explores identities By Carlton Dickerson Judson and Mica Roberts) are truly confused individuals. The Staff Writer psychiatrist was portrayed by Last week I had the opportu- "...remarkable work on the part of nity to view "Of Tragic Roman Mercer and "Joe Blow" by Misconceptions," a play written the writer and director..." Damieon Dorsner, and all of by GSU student Barbara these actors did an incredible job. Donnelly, a junior english The play got funnier and fun- major, and directed by Ashley nier until the next scene, when Doak, another student. the presence of the crowd by treat- giving himself and ridiculing the plot became a bit difficult to The play, performed in Studio ing them as if they were in line to the good Jesus (Chris follow. The production, at this 101 of the Communication Arts see the doctor. Wilkerson). The creation of point, didn't seem to have enough Building, was a dark comedy Natasha Charles did an in- these characters was remarkable transition between the comic and about people and their failure to credible job in the role of the talk- work on the part of the writer and serious moments. Despite the fact grasp their identities. ative receptionist, and if she con- director: that a few things seemed a bit out tinues with performances like As the play progressed , more of context, the play remained de- The play's strange begin- this she just may one day see her mentally disturbed characters lightful throughout. nings took place in a name in lights. entered the office. As a whole, the production was psychiatrist's office, with patients After a blackout, the main Santa Claus (Chris great. The use of lighting and waiting to meet with the doctor. body of the play begins with two Wilkerson) turns out to be a scenery in Studio 101 was pleas- Suddenly, the audience becomes characters who believe they are cleptomaniac, Super man ant and Ashley Doak, Barbara involved in the play when the Jesus, one evil and one good. The (Jeremy Williams) is a wimp, Donnelly and the entire cast are to receptionist, played by Natasha evil Jesus (Dan Prince) was con- Emily Dickinson, a slut, and be commended for a fine perfor- Charles, begins acknowledging stantly committing sins and for- JFK and Marlyn Monroe (Steve
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I ARMY ROTC THE SMARTEST COLLEGE COURSE YOU CAN TAKE. Contact: Major John Farrell South Building Room 134 or call 681-5320 George-Anne Liked By Many, Cussed By Some... Since 1927, Georgia Southern's Official Student Newspaper £# B S Read By Them All Kevin Hudson Gary A. Witte Friday, November 8, 1991 Editor Managing Editor Misty McPherson News Editor We should throw the bums out I was walking through the year-olds, many of whom were Letters to the Editor mall the other day, and I decided coming home from Southeast to browse through a toy store. As I Asia in wheelchairs and body walked down one aisle, I passed Let me see if I got this straight bags. Students have very real by some creepy, crawly things, D. J. Smith They were successful, but it and I started thinking about wasn't easy, and a lot of people Congress. endured pain and sacrifices to get reasons to distrust police It would seem that the magic the voting laws changed. The Dear Editor, phrase these days in Washington his personal faults and You want to know something? least you could do to show your In the various local and school for minor infractions or worse yet, is, "I'm sorry." I guess our shortcomings, "I realize that I The number of years these people recognition and appreciation for papers I have seen, time and time for "their own good?" Congressmen have been taking alone am responsible for them, spend in elected positions would their efforts is to get out and vote again, local law enforcement be- Have we so soon forgotten the lessons from Jimmy Swaggart. and I am the one who must con- tend to support their beliefs. in every election. ing given a pat on the back, [and] videotaped incident of police bru- Senator Alan Simpson can front them." That makes every- But here's something else for I think there's another thing a chance to explain their actions tality in L.A.? Do we really think pointedly question the motives of thing much better. you to think about. I spoke of the we could do next November, too. and what amounts to collective that their "prison guard/SWAT Anita Hill, even suggesting she These are just two examples of politicians' opinion of us, the vot- I've been studying on this a lot, apologies in the name of the stu- team" mentality is not as com- was just mad because Thomas the complete disregard our elected ing public. But statistics would and the more I study it, the better dents. mon in the minds of police every- wouldn't return her affections, officials have for what society indicate that all but a handful of sense it makes. I am not angry, just sad. The where as is the sight of patrol cars and generally turn (with lots of considers acceptable or unaccept- the students on this campus can- When you go to the polls, step simple fact is that students have in Statesboro? Senatorial help) the proceedings able behavior. Other examples not be included in that group. You in that booth and vote against ev- into a three-ring circus, a spec- real reasons for disliking and And finally, hearing of the include failure to pay bills at the don't vote. ery incumbent in every office all tacle for which this nation must distrusting the police. Yes, I videotape that was taken of the 600 Congressional Cafeteria, and I read a survey that said only the way down the ballot. know that most all of prime-time or so celebrating students after the forever be ashamed. hundreds of bounced checks, two percent of the eligible voters television is devoted to glorifying braves won, struck a painfully Then all he has to do is which, if I recall correctly, are age 18-25 even bother to vote. It's time that we start treating law enforcement — either in cop vivid chord in my memory. apologize, stating, "...The re- criminal offenses which should Therefore, when politicians start our Capitol like the sewer that it shows, detective shows or lawyer There was once a another great sponsibility is mine and I shall result in jail time. planning their campaigns, they has become and simply get rid of shows (our modern-day morality gathering of students whose ac- handle it and handle it well." Our Congressmen think we, don't even bother targeting the every stinking thing in it and plays) -but deep down in our guts, tions were videotaped so that they That makes things just peachy the voting public, are stupid and "youth" vote, because the youth start out fresh. Just give them one most of us know better. could be found later. Surely, we keen again. ignorant, and they believe we aren't going to bother to vote. term, no matter who or what they How many of our attractive are more civilized in this country, And then there's Sir Ted, of have a pitifully short memory. It was during the social tur- are, then vote the bums out. If young female students have been so I won't dare compare the Royal Family, Kennedy. Therefore, while they are in moil of the sixties and seventies nothing else, consistently follow- pulled over and called "sweetie" Sweetheart Circle to Tienenmen Marie Antoinette said, "Let them office, they can behave in what- that the eighteen-year-olds got the ing such a policy would save us or "honey" or otherwise been Square, but the precedent is set' eat cake." Ted Kennedy said, ever reprehensible manner suits vote. While the activists were try- millions in Congressional re- sexually harassed by the, yes, pot- And I cried about it when I reaa "Tell her to shut up and party them, and we are not smart ing to end the war, and get equal tirement benefits. bellied, tobacco-chewing local it... down, or I'll give her a ride enough to know the difference or treatment for minorities, they Well, I think I got all that police? How many young male home." care. For the voters, a simple were also trying to get the right to straight. Y'all tell me all about it students have been wrongly ar- Tommy Smith Then he said, in speaking of apology is enough. vote extended to the eighteen- if I got something wrong. rested and thrown into patrol cars Sophomore, Political Science Chrismas is not paganistic Dear Editor, I have to question your inner Regarding your write-up in values, you are extremely the last George-Anne [Oct. 29] misguided, and have no right to titled "Before we ban Halloween degrade something that is so sa- let's look at Christmas," I have to cred to so many people. ask, do you really know what I suggest that the next time you Christmas is? are compelled to write something It is the celebration of the birth controversial, you use a little tact. of Jesus Christ, who died for you You never know whose toes you 'HE'S N)OT RECPoKJCItOG as well as the rest of the world. may be stepping on. TO HIS PL-A^I TUSeAPy. , Yet you have the nerve to refer to his birthday as "paganistic in Carol Colquitt origin." 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Ed. cartoon stereotypes , Native Americans b Dear Editor, does not represent anything close I am writing to express my to Braves' fans. displeasure and disappointment Perhaps O'Kelley lacks the after seeing the editorial cartoon proper awareness and uninten- in the George-Anne of Oct. 22. tionally failed to realize that The cartoon drawn by Patrick drawing demeaning cultural O'Kelley depicted two Atlanta caricatures, demeans us all. Braves' fans stereotypically Racism in any form is unaccept- drawn as American Indians able. (barefoot, large-nosed, feathered, scantily clad). Many of us who teach in the School of Education, as well as I fail to understand the inten- other representatives from other tion of the artist whose drawing departments, are working hard to promote a greater sensitivity to- LETTER AND SUBMISSION POLICY ward and respect for cultural di- The George-Anne welcomes letters to the versity in our society. Sadly, this editor, story submissions and guest col- cartoon shows how far we have yet umns from people both inside and outside to go. the Georgia Southern University Commu- Friday, November 8,1991 Betty Friedan speaks out on the new "feminine mystique" A. I'll tell you what effect it has By Sandy Hill A. Absolutely, and if we ever ships that were based on polar- We MUST have parental Knight-Ridder Newspapers had. And don't let anybody kid have any doubt, the Thomas hear- ization of sex roles, based on leave. We MUST have more flex- you to the contrary. I have Twenty-five years ago the ings certainly gave alarming ev- dominance and inequality. ible work structures. Work is NEVER seen women as angry as National Organization for idence of it. You can see it in the they are today. Women was founded. Charlotte media; you can see it in the And now as we move toward still geared to not-only the tech- I won't say every woman, be- (N.C.) Observer deputy features movies. equality, there is a basis for real nology of the past but to the men of cause there are some women that editor Sandy Hill talked recently Take "Fatal Attraction" where intimacy and real sharing and the past that had wives to take care have been coopted and corrupted with Betty Friedan, who is author the career woman is a monster ...... a human sexual liberation. ... of the details of life. by the culture of greed. And not of "The Feminine Mystique" and a menace to men, to children, to And there is the sharing of par- If we continue with ... the very every woman identifies herself "The Second Stage," founding family. enting by women and men. poor getting poorer and th)e very, with the women's movement for president of NOW and one of the The shock reaction to "Thelma very rich getting much richer equality. founders of the National and Louise" just showed how So there is a renaissance of the and the middle class being more But (polls show that) the great Women's Political Caucus. widespread the "new feminine family if you will, not in a reac- and more hard pressed ... we majority of women do, whether Friedan, 70, is widely regarded mystique" was. (To me) the shock And when women are shown tionary sense but in a new diver- could be in for a real bad scene. they call themselves feminists or as the mother of the modern was that we have come so far from on television practicing their pro- sity of family, a new flexibility of But if we can use this moment not. women's movement. Here are that image of an autonomous, in- fessions they are shown in the roles in the family. of (economic) crisis to break some of her observations on the dependent woman. kitchen. I mean how can you be Q. What do American men through the crumbling walls here women's movement today. The hit movies that have any- an architect if you spend 24 hours and women need to do next? Q. What about the political as they did in Berlin and in Q. You have been quoted as thing to do with women recently a day in the kitchen, like in the A. I think we are in the middle level? Eastern Europe and reassert a saying you saw "alarming signs have been the hooker ... Take Cosby show? of working out the patterns, really A. There is a whole unfinished primacy of human priorities in of a new feminist mystique" in "Pretty Woman" - her whole Q. What effect do you think the good, new patterns in relation- agenda on the political level just politics, ... then I think the future which women are being encour- mission in life is to get a sugar Clarence Thomas hearings are ships, women and men. (We are to be able to live the equality that looks good for women and for aged to return to old roles. daddy to buy her pretty clothes. going to have on women? moving away from) relation- we have been fighting for. men. Smithereens try something different Stress-relieving humor used by doctors By Gary Graff songs were also inspired by ing to say?' " A 32-year-old New York na- themselves as the brunt of DiNizio's move from New York Aptly describing that tune as a By Brad Kava tive, he said he got into comedy jokes, and that they should Knight-Ridder Newspapers to Chicago a couple of years ago. cross between the Beatles' "I Am Knight-Ridder Newspapers after a schoolteacher who failed learn a new joke each week Songwriting is his career, but "I felt a heavy R&B and blues the Walrus" and Led Zeppelin's SANTA CLARA, Calif. - him said, "What are you, some and write it down to use in their Pat DiNizio is not a career song- influence there," he explains. It "Kashmir," DiNizio says he was On his death bed, writer Oscar kind of comedian? Why don't practice. He also said that writer. In other words, he doesn't can be felt in "Indigo Blues,'' out to get Lennon "to be true to his Wilde said, "Either that you go on stage?" laughing has physiological punch a clock, and you can't sep- which he wrote after seeing a roots. I think his real forte is pop, wallpaper has to go or I do." He told them about the origin benefits, both for stressed arate the composer from the per- show at the club Blues Chicago. but it's something he denies be- If Wilde could benefit from a of blue corn chips. physicians and their patients. son. A New Jersey guy had a He suggested that doctors • The rhythm was again drawn cause it was his dad's forte, too, joke in that situation, so could a The leader of the band the from his gait while walking and people knock him for it." lot of patients and physicians, whole warehouse of moldy corn especially should use jokes to Smithereens maintains his muse home. DiNizio says he's happy with said Stu Silverstein, an chips no one would eat, so the cut the boredom from in every step he takes - literally. The song "Evening Dress," their song, though he has some Oakland, Calif., doctor who is guy decided to ship them to educational speeches. He came up with "Blood and meanwhile, came about after trouble relating to it. "The lyrics also a stand-up comedian. California and tell them as He told them to avoid Roses," the Smithereens' first big DiNizio heard "Have You Seen don't really say anything to me. Silverstein led a lunch-hour health food. (Maybe you had to cracking jokes before a patient radio song, while he was walking Her," a hit by the Chicago vocal They were just something I cre- seminar last week for doctors be there for that one.) is treated. Save the jokes for the home one night. "There was a group the Chi-Lites, over a su- ated for a particular melody. ... I at Kaiser Permanente Medical Silverstein also has a recovery room, after the patient certain stride to my walk, a cer- permarket's public address sys- probably relate more to 'Get a Center in Santa Clara to teach comedy writing service called understands that the doctor is tain tempo, and I got the bass line tem. "Now where else but Chicago Hold of My Heart.' " them to use humor in their prac- "Standup Medicine." In 1990, competent. in my head that starts off the would you hear the Chi-Lites as These experiences are signifi- tice. he won the San Francisco And he said medical people song," he explains. supermarket Muzak?" DiNizio cant because they've steered "You can't joke about round of the Merit Comedy should not feel guilty if they So writing is a way of life for asks. DiNizio and the Smithereens - patients unless it comes from Competition. find themselves laughing in the goateed singer-guitarist, and And then there were the collab- guitarist Jim Babjak, bassist them," he warned, and also His talk was attended by the the coffee room after a trying the making of the Smithereens' orations — a brand new avenue Mike Mesaros and drummer cautioned against sexist and media, as well as doctors, surgery, because they need to fourth and latest album, "Blow for DiNizio, who usually writes Dennis Diken - into a broader racist jokes. mainly because it was so relieve stress. Medical gallows Up," provided a wealth of new ad- in solitary. For "Get a Hold of My array of styles. Until "Blow Up," Mostly, he did what a come- unusual to see a room full of humor is common because ventures in his craft. For in- Heart" he worked with Diane the Smithereens were defined by dian-doctor should do: He kept doctors laughing, he said. doctors have to deal with their stance, "Too Much Passion," the Warren, who has written for power-chord crunchers steeped in them in stitches. He suggested that doctors use See Comedian Doctor, page 8 group's Motownish new single, Michael Bolton and Heart. On "If such '60s influences as the was discovered by accident, un- You Want the Sun to Shine," he Beatles, the Who and the earthed while DiNizio was going teamed with Julian Lennon, Searchers. The formula finally LwtwfrwwuuuummTrfwrwnrrujjjJAi^^^ through one of the 200 or so idea whose father, the late John paid off in 1990, when "A Girl tapes he had. Lennon, was one of DiNizio's Like You" became the group's "Usually you might go through primary influences. first full-fledged hit. a 90-minute tape and come up "It was the first time I'd ever But on "Blow Up," there are with one 10-second bit that's sat down with anyone else to write string sections, horns, key- DON'T BE LEFT OUT j worthwhile," DiNizio, 36, ex- a song," he says. "It was really boards, ambitious background plains. "This time I -came upon a an exercise, having to confront vocal arrangements, featuring MAKE YOUR PLANS TO BE IN YOUR MAGAZINE \ completely finished song that I your insecurities about what such guests as the Cowsills and had completely forgotten I had you're doing with songwriting Carlene Carter, and only a couple written at some point. What a and getting beyond the negative of songs that hold to the estab- revelation - and a lifesaver." aspects of thinking 'Is this any See Smithereans, page 8 A couple of the album's new good?' or 'What is this person go- ATTENTION: GEORGIA SOUTHERN 1991-1992 SOUTHERN REFLECTOR PORTRAITS UNIVERSITY UNION (JN10N African film series starts GSU News Service The African Film series opens with the film Faces of Women on November 14 at 7 p.m. I^PGl^^'' DiSIRlBUTED BV BUENA VISTA PICTURES DISTRIBUTION INC c THE WAU DISNEY COME in the Union Theater. Faces of Women explores the Friday, Nov. 8 & Saturday, Nov. 9 links between feminism, economics, and tradition in If YOU 0N1Y Sff ONE MOVIiifHIS YEAR... modern-day Africa. The film I You Should Get Out More Often!" L will provide a unique opportunity for students and the community to view a major African film pro- duction. After the presentation, the fol- lowing members of the African and African American Studies Faculty will be available to dis- cuss questions: Francois Manchuelle and Alfred Young of the history department, Saba Jallow of the political science department, and Richard Persico of the sociology and anthropology departments. The African Film Series will also present the film Finzan on :irnmM ^ Nov. 21, and the films Yaaba and Camp de Thiaroye during the win- Come early for seating ter and spring quarters. Show Times & I with Faces of Women is free and See get your popcorn and Student ID open to the public. The GSU CLEC drinks at the committee and the African and African American Studies Above concession stand Program are the sponsors of the Admission film series. zzirr?jQXjnrEzzzzz3zzzzz^^ ^^^^■^^^■^^^■■^^■■B ^^■1 ■^■■1 s p Covers ■■iJilf Southern Sports The Like A Cloud George-Anne Of Gnats 111*1 Friday, November 8,1991 Lady Eagles stuff Teddy BearsThen the preview to the Alexis By Eddie Womack show began. After three straight Staff Writer kills courtesy of Ms. Borisek, Tuesday night the Lady Eagle GSU again had a commanding volleyball team sent a message to lead of 12-5. their opponents in the upcoming Again Mercer tried the time TAAC tournament-'we're ready out theory...Need I say more? to play ball." The Lady Eagles started Taking advantage of a in- where they left off putting away jured Mercer team and splendid Mercer 15-6 in front of an ener- play by Alexis "kill" Dankulic getic home crowd. GSU blanked Mercer 3 games to If Dankulic did not feel good nil at Hanner Fieldhouse. about her Tuesday night at the of- Head Coach J.B. Claiborne felt fice than game three would erase good about the win. any doubts in the freshman's "We needed a win," said mind. Coach Claiborne. "Mercer beat us After the Bears took their only earlier in the year. We stayed up lead of the match l-0,three more and played good fundamental kills by Borisek helped the Lady volleyball." Eagles lead 6-3. Due to splendid play GSU took The straight game win to a quick 6-1 lead. After the third seemed in jeopardy as the Bears straight ace by Julie Ciezkowski, kept it close at the halfway point Mercer called a time out stalling 8-7. the inevitable at 7-1. But the growl was taken out of So much for the time out the Bears game when GSU re- theory. Before you could yell "set" ceived three kills again courtesy the Lady Eagles stretched out to a of Ms. Borisek to set the Lady comfortable 14-1 lead. Eagles up for the win. After a two point run by Borisek felt good about the Mercer GSU closed the first game pressure of being the workhorse of 15-5 on a kill by Nicci Borisek. the team as a freshman. Riding a wave of momentum Coach Claiborne feels confi- the Lady Eagles pulled away to an dent going into post season play. Freshman outside hitter Alexis impressive 7-1 lead in game two. Dankulic (shown here in action against Savannah State) pummelled the Mercer Teddy Bears with The Lady Eagles will begin 20 kills and other outstanding Managing only their sixth play. The Lady Eagles will be in action this weekend in the TAAC tournament (see story on page 7). tournament play Friday in point of the match Mercer pulled tc (Photo by Tony Tocco) Deland, Florida on November 8. within four at 9-5. From the home office in room 111 of the Williams Center and several friends, we have the Top Ten nicknames for Eagle fullback Lester Efford. 10) "Bubba L." 9) That guy who takes cuts in line in front of the rest of the ByivnhricRunners Chris Smith _ sprint to strongW finish The mens' squad was led by The Furman Invitational was team at Landrum. Staff Writer The Eagles were led all year Mike King who finished the five the most competitivecompetative 8) "Train" This past Monday the GSU by Alicia Hewes and Mike Kins'. mile course in a time of 25:06. meet of the year. At this meet al- 7) That guy who always sits next to the coach on the team cross-country teams competed in Hewes is the lone senior on either King finished third overall and most everyone improved their bus. the Trans America Athletic squad while King is a sophomore. earned all-conference honors. time from the previous meets. 6) "The Bowling Ball" Conference (TAAC) champion- This is second time in as many 5) That famous fullback whose picture appeared in the ships in Hammond, Louisiana. The team as a group had a years he has earned all- George-Anne. The womens' team finished in strong showing throughout the The Georgia Southern conference honors. 4) "Rolling Thunder" third place overall, while the year as both teams finished in the Invitational turned out to be a duel Other top finishers for the men 3) That guy who has a really, really good sense of humor, mens' team placed fourth. 4op five at the Winthrop, meet between Georgia State and were Tommy Trent (26:38), and won't enlist the help of large football players to pound a Alicia Hewes was the top fin- Invitational in Rock Hill, S.C. GSU. Georgia State edged out the Cedric Crumbley (27:15), Chris certain sports editor into the ground for running this. isher for the women with a sev- Eagles for top honors in both the Smith (27:28), Gene Sapino This past year in the West 2) "Steam Roller" enth place finish while earning mens' and womens' races. (27:30), Don Daniels (28:06) and Georgia Invitational the teams And the top nickname for Lester Efford is: all-conference honors for the day Knight (28:28). finished in the top three while both 1) "The Great Pumpkin" fourth consecutive year. Hewes Almost every individual ran King and Hewes won top indi- After the conference meet finished the 5K course in a time of his or her best time of the year this vidual honors. Coach Vargo said, "Both teams 19:06. past week at conference. ran well this past week. Alicia Other top finishers were Beth Both teams ended their last At the Georgia Intercollegiate Hewes is the only senior on the Bring that lucky Thomas (19:34), Gail McLeroy year in the TAAC conference with Championships both teams once womens' team with no seniors on 12 guage shotgun (20:23), Angie Stewart (20:24), a strong showing. Next year GSU again finished in the top five. the mens' team. The Southern Gina Elliano (20:50), Jessica or just use the will be competing in the strong Both King and Hewes ran their Conference will present different £| Lloyd (20:51) and Melanie Jarvis Southern Conference. way to all-state honors. challenges for us." House shotgun that (21:45). will be provided! Shotgun shells will We cover also be provided. Take HWY80E and go 1( Eagles drop three toward Brooklet. Look for Eagle reserve goalkeeper Tim Southern By Elise Lane Boarman made several sliding be posted along the way. Guest writer saves to prevent any further scor- ing damage. Fri., Nov. 8 The GSU soccer team com- In the season finale at Florida sports like pleted its disappointing season Atlantic the score was deadlocked this past week with three straight at 0-0 at the end of regulation. Fri., Nov. 15 losses to Mercer (3-1), Florida The only real scoring threat International (4-0) and Florida came when an FAU striker lofted a cloud of Fri., Nov. 22 Atlantic (4-3) in overtime. half. Bonfim finished off the scor- a ball over the head of Chris In GSU's final home game of ing on an 18-yard shot. Chambers. Midfielder Chris 8pm-ll:30pm the season (last Wednesday), The loss dashed GSU's hopes of Chambers cleared the ball away Mercer scoerd early as Vince participating in the Trans with his head. gnats! Dattilo slammed a loose ball past America Athletic Conference's During overtime the Eagles Eagle goalkeeper Kevin Eastern Division Tournament. and the Owls threw defense out the Chambers. GSU took on Florida window. In a span of 19 minutes The Bears controlled play for International on Friday in seven goals were scored. FAU the next twenty minutes. Sammy Miami. The Eagles and the scored twice in the extra period to Bonfim punctuated the siege with Golden Panthers played evenly claim the victory. a score. for the first 30 minutes, but GSU said "goodbye" to the 1991 ■ Southern retaliated with a goal Richard Peer scored back-to-back season with the 4-3 loss. when Ted Davidson and Scott goals in less than four minutes to Sutton dished off an indirect kick give FIU a 2-0 advantage at half- The Eagles finish the season to Andy Edwards who buried the time. with a record of 4-11-4 overall (1- ball in the back of the net. FIU added two more goals in 5-2 in the TAAC Eastern Mercer dominated the second the second half. Division). Trip Wingfield He's a country-boy type from Atlanta with a red knack for o Southern humor... TkIP WINGFIELD fci November! 2th 8 pm. ynjgn^BallrOOm- Admission $1 with student I.D. Trip is a 1970 3rit I.D. (one ticket in UNION#~3lj :) graduate of GSC -si; GEORGIAPRODUCTIONS SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY 1 ■■■■■■^^^■M ^fc The Friday, November 8,1991 w George-Anne 7 GSU looks Ladyfor Eagles is uni'amiliarity tourney of "As long as they keep it together. The onewin weakness in the team By Michael Strong Claiborne. They've improved a lot in every is a change in the lineup. Sports Editor GSU is seeded second in the their opponents. The:y have played position." Freshman hitter Jennifer Petelle By Michael Strong The Lady Eagle volleyball tournament and will face the matches against just, two of the ten Sports Editor The factor of not knowing was suspended for disciplinary team will ride into their first ever winner of the Florida teams in the conference. They The song by Madness went anything about the other teams TAAC tournament this weekend International-Southeast lost to the College c>:f Charleston in reasons and replaced by fresh- "Our house in the middle of our concerns Claiborne. man Jill Galasso. Petelle is off in Deland, Fla. with a school Louisiana match-up. three games and split the season street, our house it was our castle "There are some good teams record 18 wins and a positive out- Should they win that match series with Mercer 1-1. suspension, but will have to fight and our keep." — until now. in there," he said. "FIU (the de- look. they will face the winner of the "GSU's chances? are good [in to get her starting job back. We had only lost twice before fending champion) has a poor "If we play like we can, we'll Stetson-Florida A&M match. the tournament] as anybody's," in "our house" until the Penguins record, but they have been playing "Jill has played well," said have a shot," said Coach J.B. The bie^est problem for the said Mercer coach Bradley Hufs. slid into Paulson Stadium this against Florida, Florida State Claiborne. "She has a good atti- past Saturday and slid out with a and some Division I power- tude and Jennifer will have to victory and possibly our playoff houses. I don't know anything work to get her spot back." chances. about Southeast Louisiana, so it's "We don't need to think about going to be tough." Regardless of what happens in the playoffs right now," said Tim Samford drew the top seed, the the tournament, the Lady Eagles Stowers, after the loss. "We need Lady Eagles are second and will finish with a winning to concentrate on Troy State and FAMU is seeded third-but it was record. They are currently 18-14, let the playoffs take care of close. All three teams are nation- which is an improvement on last themselves." ally ranked within eight places of season's 13-18 mark. Sounds like sage advice to me, one another. They are ranked They have at least one incen- coach. By the way Tim — is it all 150,153 and 158 respectively. tive to win the tournament, ac- right if I call you Tim? Thanks. cording to Claiborne. What was I saying? Oh yeah, "We're all real close, so who nice cliche Tim. We'll talk about knows what could happen," said "I told them we'd go to Disney those later. Claiborne. World if we won." Well, I'm here to help, Tim. We will make the playoffs if you just listen to my advice, OK? Good. You have two weeks to prepare for Troy State, a Division II team that wants to be Division I-AA. This is good because you need to do to them what Sherman did to Georgia. Are you with me so far? Great. Ok, now the final game of the season is against Nicholls State. ( Do you remember what you did to Troy State? Well, you need to do it again to Nicholls State. Now, you need teams like Appalachian State and Youngstown State to lose. Appalachian State has already done this. The Penguins play James Madison this week. JMU needs to beat Youngstown because we beat JMU, but lost to Youngstown. This is a dilemma for the committee who chooses the playoff teams because they have i to factor the "intangibles" into any playoff choices. The "intangibles" are: We are the two-time defending national champs; two other teams made it into the playoffs with 7-4 records Freshman hitter Jenifer Pettelle goes to the net. The Lady Eagles (18-14) travel to Deland, Florida last year; also we are hosting the this weekend for their first ever appearance in the TAAC tournament. (Photo by Tony Tocco) national championship this year and this is the only place where the game has ever made a profit. This is because we were in it, so we deserve another shot. Besides who wants to see two teams with stupid mascots in the playoffs? "The Dukes" sounds like a team that just parades around trying to institute new taxes on its subjects, er, student body. On the other hand, we have the Penguins. What kind of wimp thought this name up? I would have loved to have been in on this staff meeting: "Well, guys we've got a school, now we need a nick- name. Any suggestions? Remember we want something that's tough and inspires fear." "Hey, remember went we went to the zoo? Those penguins were tough. Hey, if I was in a fight, I'd want a penguin on my side." "Hey !!! I like that, all right, we'll be the Penguins." What a joke. But back to what is important. These are the basic ingredi- ents in the recipe for "Getting the Eagles Back Into the Playoffs." Other things that will make the recipe a bit better will have to come from you, Tim. Practice those cliches. You've got them down pretty well, but re- member that cliches are your friends. They will keep you and the Eagles out the the NCAA's doghouse. A new slogan for the team. Something catchy. Hmmm ... I've got it: "If you guys don't win the last two games, spring practice is going to be hell." Naw, we don't want to scare the team, we just want them to kill two teams. Besides it's too long to put on a t-shirt. How about this: "The drive for five starts with the last two." It's a bit long'also, but it's honest. Also, praying to the football upset gods would be in order at this point. If you just follow my advice, I think we may just have a shot at > the big dance. All right now lets practice those cliches Tim: "We're just gonna let the chips fall where they may... We're just concentrating on Troy State... We'll let the play- FREE to GSU Students offs take care of themselves..." 8 W George-Anne Friday, November 8,1991 "Being involved with an or- Mark Twain ganization like PRestige takes Smithereens REFERENDUM Continued from page 3 some getting used to, but the chal- Continued from page 5 Continued from page 1 lenges and benefits are well $5 for adults and $2 for non-GSU lished Sm ithereens sound. the legal organ §21-2-2(33). In students and children. Adult worth the effort," said Ingrid Lawing, treasurer. Change is £ilways chancy, but order to get the call 30 to 60 days CLEC season tickets are $15, DiNizio takes the artistic high before the election, a citation is while children and non-GSU stu- ground whe n he asks "What published one time, then two dent season tickets are $12. a Comedian choice is ther e?" weeks immediately preceding family ticket for four is available Continued from page 5 "The fear of an artist or any- the election. for $35. CLEC season ticket hold- one lucky enoi igh to have a career • According to "Opinions of own mortality every day, he ers are guaranteed seating until in music is th at, by changing too the Attorney General" §3-4-41, said. 7:50 p.m. each performance night much, you're ^ joing to lose the au- county elections are not bind- and are guaranteed parking. dience you w orked 10 years to ing in the city. A city referen- He told the doctors they For more information about achieve," he s ays. dum would need to be held. should have a Kaiser tickets or the performances call "But you also have to make • Dates of elections are: miniature golf course to go with Leslie Tichich at 681-5434. yourself happy artistically ... so (1). Odd numbered years: their miniature salaries. sometimes there has to be a con- (a). Third Tuesday in March, The last edition of The first joke he told them to scious effort to' move forward." June, and September (b). PRestrige write down was about the Tuesday after first Monday in The George-Anne Continued from page 3 plumber who went to a doctor's November (2). Even numbered years: majors, but like most firms, house and charged $150 an hour this quarter will be Announcements (a). Presidential Primary in PRestige accepts applications be- to fix his sink. Continued from page 2 fore giving anyone a position. 1992 (March 10) (b). General published on Tuesday, "Sometimes clients and I tend "I'm a doctor, I've been • A dance* will be held at Primary in 1992 (July 21) (c). to forget that PRestige members through years of training and Landrum Commons at 8 p.m. Third Tuesday in September residency and I only charge $40 (d). Tuesday after first Monday November 19. are students and they are not get- Saturday, November 16 an hour," the doctor said. in November ting paid for their work. They • GSU vs Troy State at 1 p.m. volunteer for assignments and do 'That's what I used to charge at Alfred E. Pai ilson Stadium. work for the firm in addition to when I was a doctor," the During half time ceremonies Register to everything else they are required • If you would like to submit u plumber replied. 1991 Homecomi ng Queen will be to do on campus," said Rowden. crowned. "Students are putting their something for the paper by the The physicians said they got Vote! classroom lessons into practice. the serious message behind They are developing profession- Silverstein's jokes. last issue, It should be turned alism and rapport with clients and for the most part, our students "He was talking about in by Thursday the 14th. at Southern are very skilled at get- concepts a lot of people use," ting along with others, " Rowden said Dr. Tom Dailey, a said. pulmonary critical care Although PRestige members physician who attended the by Mike Peters work in a very relaxed talk. "I think he had • Advertisements, including atmosphere, they are challenged reasonable examples of humor not only by their clients, but by that would be helpful. It's rJ SR/MM^ITSWSHWg classifieds, must be submitted one another as well. They must important to relieve a lot of lr^\1 7HATICAMBURMJ25 meet deadlines within the firm as stress for all involved, patients CALORICS A MlUg B9 by noon Wednesday, well as those of the clients. and physicians." WALKING MQV0&, November 13. collegiate camouflage • We are still accepting E B G E A L C T 0 T G R R I G applications for darkroom F U N N W R S A N D B U R G 0 manager, photographers and L R I R 0 T A T H 0 N D E A P ..AMP500CAIORI55 IFH£Pe>£S/vJT especially writers. Apply in 0 G V 0 0 T N H 0 Y U R N N Y WAMT TO &0> person at the George-Anne W S R H T I G W 0 W Y 0 K E A office, Room 111 in the T I I T A L 0 N G F E L L 0 W Williams Center. S N 0 W F L S N I C L L U 0 G 0 C T A E A T T 0 K I S A P N s L H H R L Z E E V R L F T I s A U T B G U N L I C A H A M A I B A E A R E E 0 N U T R E P R E R R 0 M B T H R B E I H *** GOLF CENTER S 0 A K U S A T E B U U E N T LOCATED BEHIND PAULSON .<5^ %L* STADIUM NEXT TO THE 0 L E U Q R A M E R E M Q C 0 SOUTHERN BOOSTERS ».»:fc" ,J0 WATER TOWER D R E I s E R R E P 0 0 C G K V * Can you find the hidden authors? *«\ «C /"-/*'> o\ O I Convertible car owners Baseball Card Show Students, Faculty, & Staff Buy, Sell or Trade Would you like for your convertible car to drive VIP's Baseball-Basketball-Football and dignitaries in the 1991 Homecoming Parade? If so, please call: 681-5442 or jflb^ irk Statesboro Mall send your name, phone #, UNION ^B^ ^SsH Information - 681 -3371 Landrumi Box #, & type of car ^ Saturday, Nov. 9, 1991 to Union Productions at PRODUCTIONS GEORGIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY 10:00 am-4:00 pm LB 8066. Friday, November 8,1991 V George-Anne puns by LT. 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JOAMS rM A fW5twe p.\ven op- LAKe Ar~io see /P AMY pl$H Dl^- un-leM TAV/M6" rP-ASH To rtte LANCfiu, 6 x o w £ ,V\A£S *^|L€ AEP-OJOL 5PP-A^ CA«S, By Mike Peters pep L£T/ON ■7-tVKO f-OKN\ goXEJ AAJJ) FAEOA/- G-AAI 77-//V(J Mother Goose and Grimm co »i-wr5 AI*-£ AT Tffe goTTdM OF YtfU& PLASTIC T^A-SH BAG. R U s 1 R W 1 sN Featuring: A X" MY HEART J BELONGS M TO YOU M km INSURANCE 1 NEED AM Btv' AND TRY IT! YOU NOW VM BUY CAN'T STOP These selections are Sound Insured! Just buy it and try it and if you LOVIN'YOU jk "W : SB" RecottJs fl^L ■ .'^ Includes: BANG don't like what you hear, return it with your receipt for another f^0 THERE'S NO OTHER WAY 4-: J^ SHE'S SO HIGH THE STORM/THE STORM Sometimes you selection of equal value! That's Turtle's guarantee of great music! Sound insured prices good thru November 30,1991. gotta look twice.. 6.99 cs 10.99 cd|6.99cs 11.99 cd|6.99 cs 10.99 cd Look for The George Anne WIND MACHINE twice weekly! Voices in the Wind ^Pixies TROMPELE MONDE FEATURES. ALEC EIFFEL PLANET OF SOUND LETTER TO MEMPHIS 6.99 •i»i (M«»rC«d) MUSIC • VIDEO The Liveliest Classified Ad Section in Georgia George-Anne Action Ads ■ ™ 10 Friday, November 8,1991 ^ CLASSIFIED AD POLICY Unique 3 bedroom home for rent. Legal secretaries will type your term 01'Announcements 14'Motorcycles Cathedral ceiling in great room with paper or resume. COntact Ann or Kay • FREE CLASSIFIEDS- The George-Anne provides free classified listings to fireplace. Deck around exterior. To see at (912) 237-2271, 8:30am-5:30pm '89 Kawasaki ZX 600 Ninja. Many All day shopping spree, November 9, students faculty and staff members of Georgia Southern University as a call Hendley Properties, 681-1166 extras and modifications. Excellent Need someone to type essays and term Jacksonville, Fla. Will visit outlet mall, campus-community service. Free classified ads MUST be written in 25 words (day) or 681-4197 (nighO condition. $2800. 764-5653 papers? Very reasonable rates. Call flea market, etc. Chartered bus, $30/ or less. Students, faculty and staff will be billed 100 a word for ads in excess of 25 words. The advertiser's name, Landrum Box, and the classified category Heather at 681-2017. seat. For more info contact M. Lewis For sale: 1991 Kawasaki Ninja 600. 20*Roommates 764-4296. (listed below), MUST BE INCLUDED with your ad copy. All communication Fulmer helmet included. Less than No time for typing? I can help! regarding free classified ads must be in writing (absolutely NO free classified 2600 miles. Desperate to sell. $4400, $1.25/page. Will correct spelling. An informal political discussion group is Desperately needed: 1-2 roommates by ads will be accepted by phone... at this price we don't take dictation). Free serious inquiries please call for more Quality work, done quickly. Call Heather held Mondays noon, r.m 1 of Political Sci classified ads (except personals and dated submissions) will be inserted into Winter Qtr. Rent $143/ month/ person. info. 681-7928. at 681-2017. Bldg. Open to students and faculty. the newspaper in four consecutive Issues. Ads must be resubmitted in writing Call after 6pm at 681-2283. Honda ST-90 motorcycle. Good for TYPING - Drop-off & pick-up on cam- Eagle Feud: Campus Organizations- Nov. for additional insertions. Free ads should be non-commercial in nature. Free Desperately needed: Female roommate. pus. See Peggy 116 South Bldg., call 18-19, sponsored by Pi Sigma Epsilon. classified listings should be mailed to The George-Anne, Landrum Box 8001, commuting. $175. 691-3631. Private bedroom and bath in 681-5586 or 681-6520. Quick service Deadline Nov. 13. Entry fee $15. Prizes GSU. Deadline is noon TUESDAY or noon FRIDAY prior to publication. moderatley new condo off campus. Pool (usually overnight), very good rates awarded. Admission $1. Contact Bil at • COMMERCIAL LISTINGS - are available at $2.50 per 25 words with a 15*Musical access. Call for more info. Reasonable 681-2274 or Tanya at 681-3944. minimum charge of $5.00. Classified display advertising is available at $5.00 rent. Leave message. 764-8879. TYPING - Fast U Reasonable. Call Jean FOR SALE: Selmer clarinet. Plays well; 852-5405 Habitat for Humanity needs more vol- per column inch per edition, with a one inch minimum size required. Payment Female roommate needed ASAP to take good condition. Great for any level unteers. For more info, write c/o LB should accompany ad, unless advertiser has established credit. Tear sheets over lease at Eagle's Court. Two will be mailed upon written request A charge of $1.00 per tear sheet requested musician. $750 negotiable. Selling Complete manicures-$8. Call for 12502. Meetings 1st & 3rd Wednesday bedroom, two bath, furnished except is assessed to cover mailing and handling. Contact the Advertising Depart- because of music burn-out. Liz Shinall, appointment 681-7168. If you refer a ea month at Union for bedroom. CA11 68 1 -4302. ment: ADS, LB. 8001, GSU, Statesboro, GA 30460 or call 912/681-5418 . LB 8259. client to me then you get half price for Looking for some excitement to spice up Female roommate needed ASAP. Quiet next manicure! • GENERAL CLASSIFIED POLICY- The advertiser is responsible for proof- Kepboardist needed to complete rock your life? Psychology Club meeting surroundings, own room, no deposit & reading ads upon publication. Any errors will be corrected upon written notice. blues band, male or female. Must have Daily announcement of Intramurals Nov. 12th from 4:15 -5:15pm. no lease. $175/mo * 1/2 utilities. Call available on CR/1 Hotline at 68 1 -5261. Ads should be in good taste, and are subject to standard editing procedures. equipment. Influences welcome. Call Psychology Bldg Rm 168. All majors 681 1732. The editors reserve the right to refuse any classified ad. Todd at 681-3031 or Chris at TYPING - Reasonable rate. Resumes, welcome. Female roommate needed for winter 764-5716. term papers, etc. Letter quality or Dot Nintendo Campus Challenge, Sponsored CLASSIFIED CATEGORIES and spring qtr. Rent is only $125/mth. Matrix printers. Call Brenda, 681- by GEO, Play Nintendo video games, win 0 01 Announcements 0 15 — Musical Only 1 mile from campus. Call Lori at 5301, or drop by Carroll, Rm 86 cash and great prizes. November 8, 0 02- Arts & Crafts 0 16 — Personal 681-4796. 0 03 Autos for Sale 0 17 - Pets & Supplies University Typing Svc - Word proc. for 1 1-5 in front of Landrum. Be there. 16'Personal 0 04- Auto Parts, Repair 0 18 - Photography Female roommate needed immediately: faculty & students. Term papers to Nursing Faculty Health Clinic for faculty v 05 Business Opportunities (> 19 - Rentals & Real Estate Share 3 bedroom house with two other books. Editing included. Letter quality 0 06 Child Care 0 20 — Roommates "PT-12" - you know who you are... GET or staff. Blood pressures- free. girls. Will have your own room and printing. Majorie Bell, Ed.D. 681-3716 0 07- Education 0 21 - Services A LIFE!!! Cholestrols -$2. Friday, Nov. 8 from bathroom. Pay 1/3 utilities, fully 0 08 Freebies 0 22 - Sporting Goods "80 Ninja Phantom- You ignite the 12:300-2:00pm at the Nursing Annex Furniture/Appliances 0 23 - Stereo & Sound furnished except your room. Rent 0 09- flames of passion within me, and my 22'Sports & Stuff (between Hanner & North Bldg.) v 10 Garage Sales 0 24 - Swap & Trade $208/mth. Security deposit is paid. 24 011- Help Wanted 0 25 - Television & Radio sweater. I'll miss you this weekend- I University Place. Call Peggy or Lynn Omega Psi Phi to hold Achievement 1990 TREK 1000 - 56 cm. Excellent 0 12- Lost & Found 0 26 - Vans & Trucks love you, your Sweetheart 681-4720. Week Program on Sunday, Nov 10, at Miscellaneous for Sale v 27 - Wanted condition. Computer, 2 cages, pump. 0 13- Lissa Kay. I love you. -Lazy Bum 7pm at Center for Continuing Educ. 0 14- Motorcycles 0 28 - Weekend Entertainment Female roommate needed starting Wtr. New 120 psi rear. Sacrifice for $375. Speaker -- Brother Keith Brown. Angie Robertson - You're doing a Qtr. Plantation Villas. 2br, 1 bath. 764-2777. Leave message for Jay. LOST: Short black dog w/small white fantastic job. Hold on to that flag! Hint: Organizations get readyl Collect funds 09'Furniture & Appliances Furnished except for your part of the Cannondale Road Bike for sale. Excellent for SGA United Way Homecoming fund spot on chest-no collar. Part Poodle When do you graduate?- Your Pi Sig room. Washer/dryer. $1 12.50/month condition $250. Call 681-2716. w/wavy hair. Lost near downtown area Big. plus 1/4 of utilities. Call Kelley at drive. Info: Amber or Jeff, SGA, Union Dorm size refrigerator used one year Golf clubs: Wilson LT 1200 with Mizuno Friendly, answers to "Beauty"-call Bill 681-2180. 207, 681-5631. bought for $65 will sell for $35/0B0. Cal Barbie, Thanks for always thinking of bag. 3 -PW. Good condition, 1 driver. at 764-2899. STUDENTS, FACULTY & STAFF ONLY: 681-4243. your brothers and putting "Thank Female roommate needed to take over Sacrifice for $75. 764-2777. Leave You's" in the classys. Also thanks to you lease at Sussex. Private bedroom and YOU can put your own message in this FOR SALE: Household refrigerator message for Jay. Found: women's watch. If yours call to for being a great friend. Love ya, bath. Partailly furnished. Available space for FREE! 25 words of less, please. (GR-23) $50. Call 681-7434 after 6 TURKEY SHOOTIII November 8, 15, 22 identify. 681-7928. Sherry now. $215/month. Call Jenny at Drop by the Wms Center, Rm 1 11, or pm. at 7:30pm-l 1:30pm at the VFW send your classified ad to LB 8001. For Joel Landing - Thanx for joining Pi Sig. I 681-8747. For Sale: Twin size bed $55. Brand new LOST: gray/white kitten. Lost near grounds outside Brooklet. Sponsored free ads you MUST include your name saw you and you saw me on Halloween. Female roommate needed. $200/mo + Ray Bans $50 never worn. Call Southern Villas. Gray with white paws, by Alpha Phi Omega National Service and Landrum Box number. Keep up the great work! -Your Big, the utilities. Own bedrm. Have washer St 681-3616 for Kimberly. belly, and chest. If found PLEASE call Fraternity. For more info call melted zombie. TURKEY SHOOT!!! November 8, 15, 22 764-5203 or681-3489. dryer. Must like cats! Call 681-3616 foi 681-4042 for Deana. Hide-a-bed couch. Ugly but functional. from 7:30pm-l 1:30pm at the VFW LOST: Amber turtle shell framed Joel Landing, Thanx for joining Pi Sig. I Cynthia or Karen. Sussex No 10 $25. 681-3631. grounds. Sponsored by Alpha Phi prescription glasses in brown saw you and you saw me on Halloween. Female Roommate needed: Completely 23'Stereo & Sound Omega National Service Fraternity. For Household refrigerator (model GR-23) Opti-World case. Lost around first of Keep up the great work! Your Big, The furnished. Own room. No lease. No more info call 681-4042 for Deana, $50. Call 68 1 -7434 after 6 pm. October. Substantial reward if found. Melted Zombie. deposit. $135/mth plus 1/2 utilities. Boombox: Dual cassette-CD with laser King size waterbed for sale. Excellent Please call 681-7683. JR- Thanks so much for your message o Call Kim at 681-3255. remote. Many extras. $300. Carver Car 02*Arts & Crafts condition, only had for 1 year. Six Lost: female's gold watch w/ white face appreciation! I'm glad things seem to be Male needed immediatley. Two stereo amp $200. Pioneer car stereo drawers underneath. Asking $250 or around 9am Oct. 29. If found, please cat looking up for you. Keep in touch! -A bedroom, two bath apt. at Park Place. amp. Infinity speakers also. 764-5512, Poetry writers attention! Anyone best offer. Please call 681-4796. Sue at 68 1 -6587 or mail it to LB kind person Private room * private bath. Free ask for Doug. interested in gathering to talk about or Panasonic VHS VCR w/ remote. 1 4077. Reward offered. Maniac Driver Deana C. Calhoun- utilities first 2 months. No deposit, For Sale: Kicker box for hatchbacks workshop their poetry: Mail in name, Excellent condition. Barely used. Asking Although you almost got me killed, a $180/month. 681-6428. with 8in woofers and two horns. $100 LB, phone" to CMT at 10445. $200 but will negotiate. Ask for Jeff or Call 912-863-4485 after 5pm. LOST: Two rings from Hanner couple of dozen times, thanks for the Male or female roommate needed leave message 681-9056. Fieldhouse. Great sentimental value. If rides. Love Ya, Barbs ASAP. $200/month »l/2 utilities. 2 For Sale: MTX 12" speakers, 2 03*Autos for Sale Used Queen size Waterbed. Stained found please call 681-2499. Reward Thanks to Wendy, Eric, Becca, and bedroom 2 bath. Call Dana at Alphasonik sub-woofer amps, and 2 4 I wood, cushion rails, headboard, shelf given. No questions asked. Deana for helping put out flyers. 764-8581 for more info. 11 A" Yamaha speakers. Must sale! 1981 320i beige BMW 5 speed, AC, and w/ mirror, mattress/ heater. $250 OBO -Barbie Male roommate needed for wtr and Skipper 681-4099. more. In great condition. $2900. Call 681-1916 after 3 pm for John. spri- a.. $140/month * 1/3 utilities. 681-7262 for Nelson. ^•Miscellaneous for Sale Tiffany Willoughby, You'll know who 1 Home rack system. MCS 100 watt. am soon! I cant wait! Love your Pi Sig Private room, washer/dryer, deck, Speakers included. Dual tape deck, E.Q. 1981 VW Rabbit 5-Speed, AC, AM-FM, 11'Help Wanted Bike for sale: In good condition. Bought Big! microwave. Dbl wide trailor. Next to Sacrifice for $175 OBO. Call Jay at excellent interior, runs great. $1000 for $160 a year ago, selling for $60. Call Oxford field. 681-8672, J. 764-2777. OBO. Call Bart at 681-7777. To a super little, Lori Everett. Thanks EARN $500 or more weekly stuffing after 5pm, 681-8296. Ask for Amy. for the hard work. I'm looking forward Male roommate needed Stadium Club Kenwood 5-CD changer for your home 1983 Mercury Lynx. Runs great. envelopes at home. Send SASE to Brother word procesor 3400. $300 to meeting you November 13. - your Pi apartment. Fully furn, carpet, free stereo system. Rarely used. Just Excellent overall condition, 4 spd., fs, Country Living Shoppers, Dept. D18, P0 OBO. Lotsa software. Call Tom at Sig big. water, central heat & air. Only $209/ married and we need money. Cost $1200 negotiable. 764-8286 Nite; Box 1779, Denham Springs, LA 681-8916 Tor info. Real bargain. Paid mo. No deposit needed. Call Tom at $250 new, asking $150 nego. Call Darrel 681-0304 Days. 70727-1779. Wendsor, I love you very much and I $500 less than year ago. Call Now 681-8916 at 764-4992 know we can work things out. Paul 1983 Nissan Maxima 4DR, AC, PW, C-J5 for sale. $2000 Call Robby at Male roommate needed starting tr. Qtr. Sony CDX 6020 in dash car CD player. Yo, it is Kathy Stidroles Birthday. She is Automatic, runs great. Excellent Stadium Club Apts. Fully furnushed. Still under warranty $300 neg. Call 681-4674. 21 years old, an awesome A-D-Pi and condition. Must sell. $2500 Call HELP WANTED Call 681-8627 and ask for Richard or Sanders 681-9808. 681-2176. Leave message. her big sister loves her. Writers, Photographers and Complete Nintendo system with.over other roommates for more info. 1986 Chevy Celebrity Eurosport twenty one different games for sale. Needed: Male roommate to sublease 27'Wanted 17*Pets& Supplies loaded 2 door, excellent condition. a Darkroom Specialist Great to have for those study breaks. apartment at Stadium Club for Wtr. Qtr Asking $4000 OBO. Call 764-2802 after $200. 681-6719. Room furnished $200/month. Please Traditional dulcimer player seeks 8 beautiful Basset hound and Chow 6pm. banjo, mandolin, and fiddle player to needed. Apply in person at Dorm refrig for sale. Call 681-4559 puppies. Free for the asking. Call call Tony at 681-6138. form Celtic/ Appalachian accoustic 86 Honda CRX-S1 excellent condition, 764-945