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'Willie's Fest 2000 comes to the 'Boro By Zane Thomas funk and groove in their powerful The purpose of the Staff Writer reggae style. Sweet River Baines event is to provide On Saturday after- is a group that combines the styles exposure to different re- noon, Blind Willie's of classic rock artists like the gional bands, while will host "Willie's Fest Grateful Dead and the Steve presenting many of the 2000," which will Miller Band, in an explosive Statesboro crowd's feature a full day of six hippie jam session. Moonshine favorites. Stevens chose bands rocking on stage. Still, a sextet from Macon, will to bring these particular Doors will open at play straightforward rock and roll, bands together because noon, the bands will while Beanstalk, a band from he had been hearing a start at 1 p.m., and the Tampa Bay, FL referred to as lot of the local praise event is expected to last "the futuristic groove trio," will for them. \ all day and well into the shake it up with jazzy rock tinged The cover price for night. with a blues twist. Rounding out the concert tomorrow is v .i^M "Si- Rick Stevens, a GSU the order are the local heroes $5, and certain drink Special Photo student who is helping Kwijibo. specials will be offered. organize the event, ex- "They're [Kwijibo] one of the Door prizes donated Moonshine Still plained that this will be best bands from Statesboro," from the Fast and Easy the first time the event Stevens said. Kwijibo plays tunes convenience stores, has been held. Many that resemble those of Holiday Pizza, and Cloud people know about the Widespread Panic and Phish. 9 will be presented "Battle of the Bands" that takes place in the Spring, but Stevens said this is different. Fewer bands are performing in this festival, and they are more well-known by f the local public. Six bands will perform for an hour or more all day, and Stevens said that the show was arranged in order to feature diversity in musical style. The six artists include Melodious Ground, 9 Miles, Sweet Special Photo River Baines, Moonshine Still, 9 Miles Beanstalk, and the local favorites Kwijibo. Special Photo Melodious Ground is Luckily for us, most of the throughout the day. ROCKING THE HOUSE: (Clockwise from top) Moonshine Still, Beanstalk, and 9 Miles an experienced blues bands tour predominantly in the Everyone is encouraged are featuring their talents this Saturday starting at 1 p.m at Blind Willie's on Old Register band that mixes rock with south and southeast portions of to come out, grab some Road. Beanstalk, pictured above, has been labeled "the futuristic groove trio" and plays wailing slide guitar. 9 the country. All of the artists, beverages, and have a good a mixture of jazz, blues, and rock. 9 Miles, pictured left, is a reggae band from Florida Miles, an outfit that with the exception of Sweet River time while listening to that prefers to blend many styles of music to form their own sound. Other bands playing started as a Bob Marley Baines, have played in Statesboro some of the most exciting in Willie's Fest 2000 include Kwijibo, Sweet River Baines and Melodious Ground which cover band, will provide before. regional acts around. are local favorites, and will surely combine forces to make this an unforgettable event.

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Volume "Greatest "Gaucho" Things To Do at GSU • The Institute of Electrical and October 9-11 '. \ Dealer"- s"-Club Ongoing Electronic Engineers meets the first and • The Academic Resource Center Will Steely D • Free Tutoring in several subjects: third Tuesday of every month at 5 p.m. in bre hosting a workshop, "Review of Corrosion of ouveau English, history, sociology and psychology, the Technology Building Room 2117. Factoring." On the 9, it will be in the North all maths, chemistry, biology, and college • The GLBT Resource Center is BuidingRm. 1001 at 5:30 p.m., on the \t). \ Conformity reading/study skills. Each subject has offering a support group for gay, lesbian, It will be held at the North Building Rm.- "Best of Velvet different hours of operation. Call 681-0321 bisexual, and transgender students, faculty, 1001 at 7 p.m., and on the 11 it will be h?ld for more information. and staff. Meetings will be on Thursday in the North Building Rm. 1001 at 6 p.m. # "Rule 3:36"- Ja Underground"- • The Christian Faculty/Staff meets nights from 5 - 6:30 p.m. in Russell Union October 10 • every Monday at noon in the Russell Union room 2072. Contact the GLBT Resource • The Academic Resource Center will "Building a le Velvet Room 2044. Center at 681 -5409 for more information. be hosting a workshop, "Effortless Better Me"- • The NAACP meets every Monday at October 5-November 3 Learning: How does it occur and can it be » k ; Underground 6 p.m. in the Russell Union Room 2048. • Pi Sigma Epsilon is welcoming a encouraged?" in the Russell Union, Rm.' Dogwood • BSU meets every Tuesday at 7 p.m. at new addition to their family. Look out for 2041. 401 Chandler Rd. across from Johnson Hall signs to see exactly what it is. •The Academic Resource Center will "Vapoi and Watson Hall. BSU also has lunch every • GSU Art Department will sponsor be hosting a workshop, "How to Write a "» Transmi "Cutting Edge"- Wednesday from 12 to 1 p.m. Everyone is Gallery 303's Second Art Exhibition of the Summary" at 11 a.m. in Forest Drive invited. For more information, contact the 2000-2001 School year on the third floor of Builiding, Rm. 1310. Moliere Orgy Delirious BSU at 681-2241. the Foy building. October 11 • GSU Chapter of Habitat for October 6-7 •The Academic Resource Center will • Soundtrack Humanity meets every Tuesday at 5:30 • The Southern Explosion Dance be hosting a workshop, "Marking the p.m. in the Russell Union Room 2044. Team will hold tryouts at the RAC on Oct. Regent's Reading Exam" in the Forest • The Young Democrats of Georgia 6 from 6-9 p.m. and on Oct. 7 from 9 a.m.- Drive Building, at 12 p.m. in Rm 1218 and This Week's Weather Southern will hold meetings every until. There is a fee of $5 due at the door at 2 p.m. inRm. 1231. * - , Thursday night at 6 p.m. in the Russell the first day. If you have questions, call October 10-14 4 Union. Call Zach Rushing at 871-7701 for CRI at 681-5436 or email questions to • GSU presents "Tartuffe: Born Today Saturday Sunday more information, or email him at mayonaise007 @ hotmail.com. Again" in the Black Box Theatre. For Mostly cloudy Partly cloudy Partly cloudy [email protected] for more details. October 6 ticket information call 681-0123. j, • The American Society of • The GSU planetarium will present a October 12 1 with a high of with a high of with a high of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) meets the show detailing the images and discoveries • The Eagle Expo Career Fair will be 89 and a low 74 and a low 61 and a low first and third Tuesday of every month at 2 made by the Hubble Space Telescope over held from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the RAC. For p.m. in the Technology Building Room the past decade. A telescopic viewing of more information, call 681-5197. i • of 64. of 48. of 39. 1116. the moon and stars outdoors, if clear, will October 18 follow the presentation. For more info, •The Academic Resource Center is • mmmmmmmmmmmm contact the Physics Dept. at 681-5292. hosting a workshop "Correcting Common „ October 7 Sentence Errors" at 3 p.m. in the Henderson » • The Spanish Club will take an outing Library Rm. 1042. to La Conga in Savannah. Meet at the October 21 Forest Building at 9:30 p.m. • The Spanish Club will hold a car ' • ^mF - X Mr wash at Arby's beginning at 10 a.m. * October 24 • GSU Student Nurses will sponsor a blood drive from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. behind » the Russell Union. • New Student & Parent Programs, Eagle Athletics, and the GSU Foundation will sponsor GSU Family Weekend. * Several packages are available including game tickets and a pre-game barbeque. Please call 871-1987 for more info. October 31 *c • Beta Beta Beta will sponsor a blood drive from 10 aim. to 4 p.m. behind the Russell Union.

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region winner. Mercer wasn't given a uniform when and again in the spring of 1995. In "When she told me Erin had won," North Carolina she returned in the fall of 1995 to continue the 1995 Blue-White spring game, Doug said, "my first question was, practice and was told she couldn' t sit with she kicked a 28-yard game-win- 'What's it going to cost me?' She Female kicker sues the team on the sidelines. ning field goal. Mercer attended said nothing, it was free, and to get Duke over cut Testimony, starting with Mercer's spring practices in 1996, but in the the stuff back in the mail, which I did witnesses, is scheduled to begin Tuesday fall was told officially that she'd the next day." from team morning. been cut from the team. Two days before the Aug. 26 Cubs GREENSBORO - A Duke Univer- Mercer's lawsuit contends that Duke and Dodgers game at Wrigley field, sity graduate suing the school because violatedTitlelXoftheEducationAmend- a travel agent called to tell the Moores she was cut from the football team as a ments of 1972, which prohibits discrimi- that airline tickets for Erin and a place-kicker had talent but was excluded nation on the basis of sex in educational companion would be at the airport because of her gender, a lawyer told a programs receiving federal funds. when they arrived. federal court jury Monday. In the fall of 1994, Mercer, then a She and her dad flew to Chicago, Heather Sue Mercer, who walked on freshman, asked Duke's football were put up in a very nice hotel, as a kicker her freshman year in 1994, coaches for a tryout as a place kicker. given free tickets to the game and sued the university in U.S. District Court After a 10- to 15-minute session, the attended socials with other Oreo three years ago. Mercer, who graduated coaches told her she wasn't ready to stacker winners. in 1998, now works for Charles Schwab be a member of the team, but she North Dakota The trip to the commissary led to Erin received gifts, including a & Co. in New York. attended football practices that fall a flight to Chicago so Erin could red shirt and cap, a lunch box, a "Heather Sue had a dream and she compete in Nabisco's regional Oreo baseball bat, a "whole bag of stuff," had talent She worked incredibly hard to Ten-year-old stacking contest Aug. 26 at the Chi- she said. fulfill that dream. She didn't ask for any getting ready for cago Cubs-Los Angeles Dodgers She also was given a bag of Oreo special treatment, just a fair chance to Eagle Vblleyba baseball game. cookies to use for practice for the , participate. Duke didn't give her that national cookie- "I look at it as her 15 minutes of competition, which she tried to do. chance." stacking contest fame," her father said, "and she keeps "They kept falling because the Before Duke, Mercer was a member extending it." table leaned," Erin said. of a championship high school football Matches GRAND FORKS - It was to be Erin won in Chicago as well, and When the time came, though, Erin team in Yorktown Heights, NY. a quick stop at the commissary for this month, Nabisco flies her and her was ready. She and a 12-year-old Duke's attorney, John Simpson, said ^UK^.^I^-.^fi^ milk and sodas. dad to the national Oreo stacking each stacked 21 Oreos. Mercer was cut because she didn't have 3 But a funny thing happened on contest at either the second or third "So we had to have a stack-off," the range of skills as other kickers. the way to the cooler. game of the World Series. Erin said. But Simpson conceded that former : "A lady asked, 'Do you want to It is Nabisco's fourth annual Oreo In the stack-off, Erin stacked 26 coach Fred Goldsmith made errors in r\day, October 6 stack Oreos?'" 10-year-old Erin stacking contest with children repre- cookies. judgment when he dealt with Mercer. Moore said. "It sounded kind of senting the north, south, west and "She was just cruisin," her father "He did not approach the situation as cool. I've never thought of stack- central regions. They compete to cre- said. "She has good balance, and she's the coach of a Division I football team," Georgia Southern vs. Furman ing Oreos. I mostly eat them." ate a single vertical stack of cookies real good at games. The other kids' Simpson said. "He approached it as the It was a day in July when Erin in 30 seconds without using props of cookies fell." father of two daughters, including one Saturday, October 7 and her parents, Doug and Nancy any kind, glue or adhesives. The stack At the World Series, Erin will be who had tried to play Little League base- Moore, and 6-year-old twin broth- must remain standing for 3 seconds among eight competing in her age ball with the boys." 'Georgia Southern vs. Woffo ers, Brodie and Damon, stopped after the 30-second limit. group. If she wins, she will receive a "He gaveheranopportunityhe would for the beverages. Erin took the After Erin did that at the commis- $20,000 savings bond for college, sea- not have given a man with the same skills woman up on her offer to stack sary, the Moores pretty much put it son tickets to Minnesota Twins games, she had." Oreo cookies, not realizing that out of their minds. and a year's supply of Oreos. Simpson also said Mercer failed to 750,000 children across the coun- A month later, a letter came in the Erin doesn't plan to practice much realize that college football is a big busi- try in 18,000 grocery stores would mail saying Erin "may have" won a for the final round. ness. do the same thing. trip to Chicago. She was to sign the "If I practice, I get really ner- "Duke has 85 scholarships to give Erin stacked 31 cookies in 30 paper, have it notarized and mail it vous," she said. out," he said. "Heather Sue was a walk-on seconds. back. Erin loves sports. Her favorite is player. And walk-on players do not have "The lady said it was the best "When they said she 'may have soccer, and when she grows up, she a chance from the outset" she'd seen that day," said Erin, won,' I thought it was a gimmicky wants to be aprofessional soccerplayer. Craige said Goldsmith first saw Mer- whose speed placed her among the thing," Doug said. "I didn't take it What does Erin consider the coolest cer as a novelty, but came to view her as top 20 from the central region in seriously." part of going to the World Series to a threat and "worked to get rid of her and the category for youngsters ages 9 Then came a phone call from a stack Oreos? he did it in the most humiliating way through 12. woman who said Erin was a central "I get to miss school," she said. possible."

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iyJoshSagel While not as melodic as Oakenfold, the By Jane Philips whole swing influence thing. It By Conan date the art contained within the al- WVGS Station Manager WVGS Music Director WVGS Assistant Music Director "Love Parade" combines several house was a lot better than I thought. bum. When the word "rave"is uttered in the elements with his trademark seamless "Alone in a Crowd" is the third Catch 22 has a punk edginess Poison The Well is a five piece out I recently had the opportunity to USA swarms of police, DEA, and even mixing into a very enjoyable record. release from East Brunswick, with catchy vocals so of course of southern Florida. The group has interview Alan Landsman, the bass SWAT teams descend on the scene. Ex- Beginningwithtiademarktrance style, New Jersey's Catch 22. "Alone this makes a good album to lis- beeninexistenceforaround three years. player of Poison The Well. The fol- periencing several of these "adventures that of a slow song, John Johnson's 'Im- in a Crowd" is a fun album; it's ten to while having a drink or Their debut effort on Trustkill Records lowing are some highlights from our in law enforcement," I was amazed to pact", Ralph does not take all 4 plus down right goofy at times. Catch two. is a brilliant concentration of energy. conversation. Poison The Well is not learn about Berlin's Love Parade. This minutes to build up to a big event, he gets 22 has some diverse influences, I would defiantly recommend If you like organized chaos created a straight-edge band despite the fact roaming street festival is akin to a roving things moving after about a minute. Be- the obvious punk, ska, and even checking this album out. It is through heavy distortion, mind-blow- that their sound is reminiscent of the "rave-apalooza"completewithcostumed ginning with the second song, "Deep 30' s inspired swing and ragtime. really one of those have fun ing riffs, and powerful lyrics assimi- straight-edge hardcore scene. The dancers, decorations, and lots of music. Blue",Ralph's style becomes apparent as This band even has a three-piece catchy records. Catch 22 will lated in an extremely progressive man- worst part about touring is the ride Drawing crowds of upwards of a million he begins mixing in elements of Green horn section. Other albums in- be touring but the closest show ner, this is an album for you. "The back home after the show is done. people for a 24 hour long parry, there is Velvet's "Rash", a true house classic. clude 1998's "Keasby Nights" will be in Clearwater, Florida Opposite of December" epitomizes the Alan's favorite track off "The Oppo- minimal police presence, only netting 5 Maintaining asteady 110BPM,thisrecord and "Washed Up." on November 3. Catch 22 is an new standard for hardcore. A majority site of December" is the track entitled arrestsdurffigthispastyear'sshow. Per- does keep the energy flowing. The most Catch 22 goes from heavy upbeat band that you will enjoy. of hardcore efforts being released to- "Nerdy," which Alan described with a formers such as Paul van Dyk, BT, Paul appealing aspect ofthis album is theblend hitting punk riffs to horns and Most of the songs make you want day focus primarily on conveying emo- chuckle as their one love song. When Oakenfold, and Dave Ralph have all ofhouseelementsoverthe standard trance then to that swing influence I to have fun, cause havoc and tion. Poison The Well not only incor- asked what band he feels is highly graced the event with their presence. In offering. Closing everything out with a mentioned earlier. They actu- jump around. Also check out a porates emotion, but also brings a level underrated, his reply, was label mate, fact, the new Dave Ralph cd "Love Pa- mix of Moby's "Porcelain", Dave Ralph ally do a fairly good job with the cool cover song on track 11. of creativity into the equation that has Eighteen Visions (their new release rade" is a soundboard recording of his is able to turn a bittersweet song into a been absent in the majority ofhardcore. "Until The Ink Runs Out" is out now). performance there during the most recent club friendly, beat-fest. Even the cover art for the album is very The-entire band is very excited from event A mix cd spanning 12 different Dave Ralph's "Love Parade" is a avant-garde. The band got artist Jacob the tremendous response they have artists, Dave Ralph puts his signature great album, perfect for fans of either Bannon to do the layout. The artwork received from this album. To hear Poi- effects and sounds into all of the songs. trance orjiouse music. Filled with swirl- conveys the sense of seasons and the son The Well as well as many other Ralph is a true artist, perfecdy blending ing beatlpizzying loops and a knack for changing between. Even someone that heavy bands, tone in to my radio show songs so well, that elements are heard two seamless blending, Ralph creates a world could not comprehend the level that Thursday nights, nine to midnight on and three songs ahead of the actual track. of sound easy to be enveloped by. this band plays on could easily appra- WVGS 91.9 Death of grunge music sparks museum in Seattle C00K0UT Associated Press ing completely different kinds of it's still possible for a band to get k Seattle, WA- It's a pretty good music. There's lots of roots, country, noticed in Seattle, citingModestMouse, clue that your music is "over" when rockabilly, pop and noise bands. whose major-label debut was just re- it becomes a museum exhibit. And if There's no one kind of scene." The leasedonEpic. "They'vebeenworking Thursday, October 12 it weren't evidence enough that the city's club landscape unquestionably hard for years," he said. "These are the beer-soaked relics of Seattle's grunge has transformed, with weeds growing kinds of bands that make it. They do rock heyday are captured under glass in the lot of long-shuttered grunge everything they can to get heard." . at the new Experience Music Project, institution the RCKNDY, and its Other up-and-comers cited by scene 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm consider this recent advertisement equally renowned neighbor the Off observers include Death Cab for Cutie, from an auto-repair chain: "The only Ramp going through its own changes, Pedro the Lion and 764 Hero. "I think grunge left around here is under your emerging most recently as Graceland. Death Cab for Cutie has a possibility, hood." But the Crocodile Cafe, which al- McCaughey said. "They're smart. Sweetheart Circle But while the anguished, slow- ways was drawn to the poppier side of They're not just signing with a major grinding sound of Nirvana, the scene, has survived intact. "We're label, and they are working." Soundgarden and Alice in Chains may by far the last from the heyday," said Seattle will continuetoproduce high- GET YOUR TICKETS TODAY! be a thing of the recent past, the Seattle Stephanie Dorgan, who founded the profile bands, The Rocket's Ehrbar pre- music scene is far from dead. In fact, club in April 1991, after a brief career dicted, but its unlikely to again become the disappearance of the flannel-shirt as an attorney, and can recall when it the center of the rock universe. "I don't and cutoffs crowd has cleared the way seemed like every local band was think it will ever explode on the level it for a vibrant, eclectic mix of new trying to catch the grunge wave. "The did back then," he said. "Remember, sounds. diversity's still there, |Kit now the kind of music that came out of here "Even though it doesn't seem to everyone's being what they are," she was something that no one had ever attract the sort of attention it did eight said. "If they're folky, they're folky." heard. Now, with the Internet espe- or nine years ago when Nirvana broke, A recent Friday night show at the Croco- cially, everyone knows what's going Three easy ways: there's still a lot going on here," said dile featured a lineup that could only be on. I think it's going to happen some- Joe Ehrbar, editor for The Rocket, called eclectic. It opened with a solo where else, if it ever happens again, and which been covering Seattle music guitar-and-voice performance by Tysor it's going to be a totally different kind of \Meal Plan - use an additional since most grunge superstars were in Meade, who was counting guitar frets t( music." diapers. "In some ways it's great," he figure out where to put his fingers fo ' Those seeking a window into the said, "because without that natipnal eachsong. ThenfollowedEssexPord™ lost world of grunge can pay the $20 | meal swipe for your ticket now spodight beaming on Seattle, people named for a local TV newsman, who admission price at Experience Music don't have to be so self-conscious. romped their way through a harder, Project, a pet project of local software They can do their own thing and not pop-punk set, and an acoustic set by billionaire Paul Allen that began as a \Eask Express - $4.39 have to worry about the industry watch- Ken Stringfellow and Jon Auer of the tribute to Jimi Hendrix but ballooned ing their every move. That was one of Posies, another local pop group that into a full-scale music museum and the downsides of grunge." reached only the verge of stardom in the interactive playhouse. The grunge ex- Scott McCaughey, 45, whose pop '90s. "There's a lot going on here," said hibit takes up a few display cases in the Cash - $4.39 group the Young Fresh Fellows de- Cory Gutch, 25, who caught the Posies Northwest Passage section, which also veloped a loyal national following show and plays guitar for The Turn- features the Kingsmen of "Louie Louie" but never approached the sales ap- Ons, a group trying to break into the fame, Heart, and other Northwest rock- peal of the grungies, thinks the cur- club circuit. "There's a feeling that ers who've come and gone. Crumpled, rent Seattle scene is defined by its there's something bubbling up."Essex hand-scrawled lyric sheets are dis- lack of a defining sound. Porder members moved to Seattle from played behind glass, alongside bat- "There are a bunch of bands do- Fort Smith, Ark., in 1995, a year after tered, sweatstained guitars and fliers TICKETS NOW the shotgun suicide of Nirvana front for small-club shows featuring grunge man Kurt Cobain, cited by many as the bands that hadn't quite mastered their AVAILABLE AT beginning of the end for grunge, but also instruments but would go on to sell a time when Pearl Jam, Soundgarden millions of CDs. and other mega-groups were keeping The final exhibit in the Northwest LAKESIDE, Seattle in center stage. "Being in a Passage section is a video screen which m band, period, was the ultimate goal," shows clips from some current Seattle LAND&UM CENTER AND said bass player Sean Becker, 25, bands and asks which will be the next GOURMET whose bobbing, gleaming bald head defining Seattle sound. The display, and on-his-back flourishes made a like most Observers, can't hazard a AND UNION STATION Open til 9 visual impact on stage. Becker said guess.

HSHHBSSBBB >;i I Friday, October 6, 2000 — Page 5 Library roof now serves as concert stage Soup blends many musical ingredients By Jake Hallman could hear on a church carillon. atmosphere on campus, a more Staff Writer I'm trying to develop a repertoire academic, more university-like •Georgia band has a bright future in musical world The bells aren't real. of things that many people might atmosphere." The tones start in a box sitting not have heard before." After listening tests and pre- By Tracie Fischer in the corner of a fourth-floor Don't hold your breath for the sentations from three carillon Staff Writer manufactur- library closet There's bands like Blind out) ers, the com- .like a squarish Melon, Phish, and now there's - mittee settled [R2-D2, and are Soup? Many of you may be ask- t - on a $30,000 •pumped ing yourself, "Who is Soup?" ... (not from stu- ■ ■»* through ampli- "Soup simply means a combi- dent fees, fiers to a nation of everything," head vo- Cashon notes) speaker array calist Erik Rowen explains. The system from on top of the band combines upbeat pop melo- Schulmerich building. dies with catchy vocals. Bells of Penn- The GSU Calling Georgia home, Soup sylvania. carillon (that's has had a large amount of suc- The speak- the Harvard cess thus far, as they won a 99x t Musical Dic- ers were radio contest in Atlanta and has placed atop tionary name received only praise from music the library to for big ol' critics. provide maxi- bells) have The band members are vo- mum coverage been chiming calist and acoustic guitar player, from a central on the hour and Erik Rowen, accordion and har- location, and half-hour, from Tim Prizer monica player Andrew Margolis, 7:30 am to also because FROM SOMEWHERE ABOVE: The bells heard around campus drummer Bram Bessoff, lead gui- 11:30 pm, with the sound originate from the roof of the Henderson Library. tarist Kevin Crow, and bassist going out and since last Lee Adkins. , Special Photo away from the April. Having played together for TIGHT MUSICIANSHIP: Soup is a rock band on the rise. new Ricky Martin single, how- library, students inside won't be Two weeks ago, a double- nearly four years now, Soup has to this week's show, you missedf crunch groove style, which is a ever. Braz's playlist includes disturbed, according to Cashon. manual keyboard was added to released a few albums. The discs an awesome band, good booze, combination of rock, blues, jazz, pieces by Mozart, Bach, and, of The new campus sounds have the setup, and Dr. Michael Braz include "Breakdown," "Laugh- and a great time. and even a little ijip-hop," he course, the GSU Alma Mater. been well-received, he added. of the music department now re- ing at the Fables," and most re- The band kept the crowd jam- said. Possible Thanksgiving and "I've had maybe two complaints gales the campus with musical cently, a live double-disc record- ming for over an hour with hits Tossing in hip-hop in the Christmas concerts are in the about disturbing classes with it, selections Tuesdays and Thurs- ing. from their records such as "Cybil blend is a bold moveSoup. "Yes, works, and there has been talk of and about 100 people saying they days between 12:15 and 12:30 Playing at Blind Willie's this Rivalry," "Sally's Sister," and we're more than one-dimen- Braz playing the GSU fight song love it," Cashon said. pm. past Tuesday, Soup gave a many other tunes. They also sional," guitarist Kevin Crow on Fridays before football games. "Even people in the commu- Braz, in his 14th year at GSU, smashing performance to Geor- came back for an encore to a added. | The idea for a GSU carillon nity who live close to campus are served on the university commit- gia Southern students. Not only dynamic applause. Soup is a band with a bright started at the top, according to setting their clocks by it and go- tee to select and install the sys- is the band determined to make I had the pleasure of meeting future, and should be on Earl Cashon, who headed the bell ing to meetings by it now." tem. A noted pianist, he finds the good music, they are also deter- up with the band during their everypne's list to check out. At committee. Future plans for the carillon carillon to be a distinctly differ- mined to give the crowd its intermission. Their mesic is dif- leastj§o out and buy their single, "Dr. Grube, on every campus include moving it from its library ent instrument, even if the keys money's worth, and entertain ficult to describe, buf-drummer "Where are You Now?" he's been on, every university home. "Our hope is to actually A look the same.. them throughout the evening. Bram Bessoff attempted. "W Act fast before Soup is being has something like a carillon or a one day have a bell tower to go "My job basically right now is If you weren't able to make it would have to say that we have a digested all over thje country.i to learn how to play the instru- bell tower," Cashon said. "If with it, but those are very, very ment, and these short programs you're going to be a first-class expensive," Cashon said. are a pretty good way of doing university, you need to act like it. "We can't.afford a bell tower that," Braz said. One of the things that most uni- at this point, but the foundation Thank you for reading, "I'm trying to keep it more versities have is a carillon or a hopefully can generate some traditional. I don't want to dupli- bell tower. Even Furman has one. funds in the future to start look- cate the same repertoire that you "It's to try to set a different ing that way." ***The George-Anne*** New Gallery 303 art display is fantastic

By Madelyn Pavon defined, and the same shadows that expressing asimpler way of life. Marshall's Staff Writer surround the figure, eventually overpower images are penetratingly personal. Gallery 303 held its second art it. This is a haunting portrait that will not The display will be on the third floor Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday exhibition reception of the season this past Ifc easily leave y ourconsciousness. The same of the Foy building until November 3rd. Thursday. The works featured in the show image, if a photograph instead, would not are the photographs of artists John be able to convey the powerful emotions McWilliams and Nancy Marshall. Both of isolation, desperation, and anguish. artists express a great deal of emotion in Nancy Marshall's work presents the their photography, and are consequently viewer with a different way to look at the able to create memorable and powerful world. Her images capture a scene from OCTOBER 13th, 2000 images. an unexpected view, and leave a lot to be * T » For John Marshall the use of contemplated. Whether the image is a FOR THE FIRST TIME AT GEORGIA SOUTHERN photography seems to be as much about a sceneofaroadenvelopedbyreminiscently personal moment as the successful deep woods or a vague and eerie image of capturing of a fleeting moment in time. ayoungwoman.thesubjectsareconveyed The success of achieving this capturing is beautifully. The images are successful in 'immediately evident in McWilliams' "Lighthouse After Storm"; agripping and powerful image of a coastal town that has just witnessed Hurricane Hugo. *; McWilliams' images are not evident, and at times can be ambiguous, but this is the art of capturing a single precious moment Ore in the history of our collective lives. In his 4f*Nf> work, "Shadows," McWilliams leaves GOURMET the photography medium to create a charcoal portrait of an individual in the midst of shadows. The figure is not easily Cookies LIVE D.J.S! CONTESTS! FOOD AND DRINKS! GIVEAWAYS! BEGINNING AT 9:00 PM -12:30 AM COME RING IN THE NEW DASKETBALL SEASON EAGLE SOCCER SATURDAY AND MAKE SOME NOISE AT HANNER FIELDH0USE R 7til ER LOOKS FESTIVITIES INCLUDE: HE VMI THE GEORGIA POWER SLAM DUNK CONTEST THE BELLSOUTH THREE POINT CONTEST 1:00 pm EAGLE FIELD A CHANCE TO WIN FREE ROOKS FOB A YEAR MUM ' FROM THE UNIVERSITY STORE!!! IS FREE AND MUCH MORE! MORE DETJULSYB JUI!

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Friday, October 6, 2000 Page 6 preparing for a tough weekend showdown By Doug Kidd State, two teams that battle iams has contributed with 102 over the last three season's Senior Sports Writer each other this weekend. yards and a team-leading four every team has gotten better Knowing that GSU has to win scores on the ground. as the year's went on. We've GSU travels to Cullowhee, every week to keep up, Eagle "[Boateng] is young but he got a system and we do it over North Carolina this Saturday players realize the importance plays like a senior," said GSU and over, so it's hard not to for a 6:00 p.m. showdown with of a game with an average team linebacker Jason Neese. "He's get better [as the year Southern Conference foe such as the Catamounts. been running the ball well and progresses]." Western Carolina. GSU en- "[Western Carolina] is a big with [Rivers], they've been Adrian Peterson, second in ters the contest with a 4-1 game," said quarterback J.R. playing well offensively." the SoCon in rushing behind record overall and 3-0 in Revere, "and the rest of the Rivers' favorite targets are Furman's Louis Ivory, has SoCon play after last week's games are going to get bigger receivers Michael Banks (23 gained 782 yards and scored 56-3 thrashing of VMI. West- as they come. We're playing receptions for 280 and 1 td) 10 touchdowns this season and ern Carolina is at 2-3, 1-2 af- for the Southern Conference and Lamont Seward (12 has led the offensive resur- ter a 38-14 defeat to Furman. championship every week." catches, 280 yards and 3 td's). gence behind a new starting Despite last season's 70-7 Although WCU's two wins Wide receiver Aaron Wright offensive line. After Charles Gabriel Childers win over the Catamounts in this season have come against has added eight catches. Clarke moved from right guard Statesboro last season, the Division II Lenior-Rhyne and Defensively, WCU lines to center senior Derrick A CLOSE BATTLE: The men's soccer team fought a close GSU players and coaches middle-of-the-pack East Ten- up in a 4-3 alignment and are Nobles and junior Bubba game for 120 minutes on Tuesday at Wofford but left the know that this season's game nessee State, they present a led by strong safety Lorenzo Brantley have roatated at game with a tie of 1 -1. The lone goal was scored by Thorn will probably resemble the problem to GSU with some Ferguson and Seth Hanson Clarke's old spot. Duncan, assisted by Jeff Russell. game in '98, a close 28-21 good skill positions players on with 40 and 25 tackles respec- After a shaky start, quar- GSU victory. offense. Quarterback David tively. Defensive end Larry terback J.R. Revere has come "[WCU] is a tough place to Rivers, a transfer from the Jones is the Catamounts top pass around and now has gained play," said head coach Paul University of Virginia, helps rusher with two sacks while free 261 yards on the ground. The Men's soccer Johnson. "Up there two years guide the Catamount attack. safety Justin Fryer leads the past two weeks the junior has ago, it was a battle right to the The senior has completed 76- team with two interceptions. thrown for 296 of his 453 total end. We kind of willed to win. of-127 passes so far in 2000 "The thing that I was most yards this season while toss- battle ends in tie [Former GSU quarterback] for 823 yards and five touch- impressed with from watch- ing five of his six touchdowns G-A News Service Greg Hill willed us to win. downs. Rivers is helped on ing film is their defense's pur- in GSU's past two victories. by a Terrier striker. A Wofford Wofford and GSU battled It's going to be a tough game. offense by a slew of running suit to the ball," J.R. Revere The Eagles are led on de- player deflected the ball to the for 120 minutes before ending I think the guys who went up backs most notably redshirt said. "They get off blocks fense by Neese (33 tackles) left and a hard-charging the match the way they began there [in '98] remember it but freshman Fred Boating and well and they fly to the ball." and sophomore defensive line- Jeremy Oswald could not put it-tied. with the other guys... it's a junior Donnie Bryant. GSU comes into Saturday's man Freddy Pesquira (28tckl. a shot into the goal as the ball In a match marred by a conference game so they'll Boateng has rushed for a team- game on an offensive roll af- 5 tackles for loss). Senior deflected off an Eagle controversial ending, Wofford have to be ready to play." high 367 yards and two touch- ter posting consecutive 500 cornerback Lavar Rainey leads defender for a Terrier corner scored with less than 10 kick. GSU enters the game tied downs while Bryant has added yard games against Tennes- the team with three intercep- minutes to play in regulation for first in the SoCon with 321yards and two scores. see-Chattanooga and VMI. tions and has posted 27 tack- GSU countered with an to tie the match 1-1 and sent it Furman and Appalachian Short-yardage back Lee Will- "Every team's different but les on the season. attack and was awarded a into overtime. Chris O'Neill corner kick with a little over crossed a ball from the right five minutes to play in the side to the left corner of the match. Instead of crossing the box where Michael Gonzales ball to the goal, Tim Brown took a shot on one bounce and played a pass to a wide-open fired a bullet into the top of Russell at the right corner of the goal to tie the match at the penalty box. Russell's shot 1-1. never left the ground and GSU (3-6-2, 0-2-1) scored found the back of the net. first when Jeff Russell However, after the head pounded a shot off of Wofford official signaled for the match keeper Eric Williams. The shot over, all three referees held a fell at the feet of Thorn Duncan conference at center field. 11 who fired a hard, low shot just After conferring for less than ■ under the diving Williams in two minutes, the head official the 30th minute to give GSU a called an offside penalty on 1-0 lead. GSU and the teams were called Wofford (3-6-2, 0-1-1) had back onto the field. The a chance to put the match away referee had not seen the I ' in the second overtime period linesman's call of offsides and when O'Neill played a cross did not know until the into the box. GSU keeper meeting in the middle. The two Garret Lazenby came out to teams played to a scoreless tie stop the cross from being taken the remainder of the match.

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RETIREMENT ittSiMANCE MUTUAL FUNDS TRUST SERVICES TUITION FINANCING idnight Mania o Friday, the 1 3th G-A News Service Marketing and Promotions. Following a performance Coming off its most suc- "We've got an exciting bas- from the new-look Southern » It's a simple calculation: cessful season in seven years, ketball team and we want to Explosion Dance Team, the the GSU men's basketball make Hanner Fieldhouse the finals of the Wal-Mart team will make its 2000-2001 place to be on Friday the 13th." Supercenter Slam Dunk con- season debut at the stroke of Following the completion test will take place. The pre- TIAA-CREF's low expenses midnight on Friday night, Oct. of the GSU-The Citadel vol- liminary round will take place 13, with Midnight Mania at leyball match at approxi- at the RAC on Wednesday, • .1 Hanner Fieldhouse. mately 9:00 pm, free food and Oct. 11 at 8:00pm with the six mean more money Head Coach Jeff Price, the drinks will be available while winners advancing to Friday's reigning SoCon Coach-of-the- a DJ performs in front of finals in Hanner Fieldhouse. Year, will lead the Eagles Hanner Fieldhouse. The marquee event of Mid- working for you. & through their first official The first of several contests night Mania, the Unversity workout at 12 midnight. The get underway around 10:00 pm Bookstore half-court shot, will practice will cap an evening with the BellSouth Mobility offer participants a chance at of activities, contests and en- 3-point shootout. The prelimi- winning free books for a year. tertainment that will include nary round for the shootour Free food and drinks will be the Southern Explosion Dance will take place on Tuesday, available throughout the The equation is easy. Lower expenses in managing a THE IMPACT OF EXPENSES ON PERFORMANCE Team and Eagle Cheerleaders. Oct. 10, at 8:00 pm on campus evening, leading up to the fund can equal better performance. "We've got an entire night at the RAC. The six finalists Eagles' much-anticipated $215;000 of events planned that will lead will then compete in Hanner debut at 12:00 midnight. up to midnight," said Matt Fieldhouse, with the winner Midnight Mania is open to How much? Just take a look at the chart. Then call us. Brown, GSU's Director of taking home a free cell phone. the public and admission is free. We'll send you a free, easy-to-use expense calculator so you can see for yourself that no matter what your investment, you'll benefit from low expenses. And CREF variable annuity expenses range from just 0.28% to 0.34%'

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