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GOLD EDITION Thursday, November 16,1995 Vol. 68, No. 35 The > Four in a row Atlanta Braves' pitcher Greg Maddux wins his fourth consecutive Cy

Young Award. Georgia Southern University's Official Student Newspaper Statosboro, Georgia 30460 Founded 1927 Please see story, page 6 Board votes to move Marvin Pittman BRIEFLY... By Erika Anderson gret that we will no longer Staff Writer 7-1 vote makes Langston Chapel Road the new site have a lab school." HOPE decreases two-year Despite apparent regrets by GSU President Nicholas Bulloch County School Super- Henry also expressed "disap- colleges' enrollment intendent Billy Bice and GSU pointment" at the loss of president Nicholas Henry, the Marvin Pittman. By Joan Kirchner laboratory school relationship "It will not help Georgia The Associated Press between Marvin Pittman Southern's education pro- ATLANTA — Enrollment at Georgia's School and the university likely gram," Henry said. "We will public colleges increased 1.1 percent this ended last week with the school lose a real educational advan- fall even though the popular HOPE schol- board's decision to move the tage that we will have to com- arship program is drawing students away school off-campus to Langston pensate over time. The lab from two-year schools, the University Sys- Chapel Road. school was a great asset and tem chancellor said. The 7-1 vote came last we regret losing it." Enrollment at two-year schools dropped Thursday after several months GSU will continue to work an average of 1.6 percent. Macon College of debate between GSU, the with the schools throughout suffered the biggest drop statewide: 14.7 school board and parents of Bulloch County in the train- percent. Marvin Pittman students. ing of its teachers. Bainbridge College, a two-year school Originally, Marvin Pittman Construction for the new el- in southwest Georgia, saw the biggest in- was to be adjoined to the forth- ementary school on Langston crease statewide: 7.1 percent. coming College of Education, Chapel Road is slated to begin Chancellor Stephen Portch predicted but there simply was not this spring or summer. The this fall's 1.1 percent increase overall will enough room for expansion, File photo school was originally sched- compare favorably nationally because en- Bice said. uled to open in August of 1997, Children attending Marvin Pittman will likely be January of 1998 . Superintendent Billy Bice and rollment across the country is expected to "Georgia Southern did all but due to the delays, it will playing at the Langston Chapel Road school by the school board hope to maintain ties with GSU. be down. National figures have yet to be they could to provide an ad- most likely open January 1998, released. equate site for the school, but oddly-shaped 10-acre site that require a high cost of develop the schools in Bulloch County. Bice said. "We do believe that's probably bucking there was a need for an accept- would not allow enough room ment. "A strong relationship be- The land that is currently the national trend," he said. able site to build a 600-student for expansion as needed. Bice also said that he and tween GSU and the Bulloch occupied by Marvin Pittman In fall 1994, Georgia posted a 0.4 per- school," Bice said. The second site was a 12- the board are committed to a County school system is a tre- will be developed in accordance cent increase in enrollment. According to Bice, the first acre site with four and a half long and healthy relationship mendously valuable asset to with the University Master Portch attributed Macon College's sharp site that GSU proposed was an acres of wetlands that would with GSU throughout all of everyone," Bice said. "I do re- Plan, Henry said. drop partly to the city's good economy, which may be drawing more residents to jobs than to college. "Two-year (college) enrollment is much Campus phone Eagles on a roll more reactionary to the economy. When the economy is good, enrollment in two- year colleges goes down," he said. problems persist Eight of the state's 15 two-year schools saw enrollment drop this fall despite a 5 By Meredith Whitt second time that following percent tuition decrease at those schools Staff Writer Tuesday. that was designed to boost enrollment. Just when students on cam- Rust's phone has been op- "We'd have seen more of a drop had we pus have gotten accustomed to erational ever since. not done that," Portch said. the Sprint Collegiate phone The brunt of the problems Portch has directed the presidents of system, another problem has with the on-campus phone lines the two-year schools to find ways to re- arisen — poor or no service. stems from getting the phones verse the enrollment trend. In early November, James fixed, international calling, and Portch said the HOPE scholarship pro- Rust, a senior Sanford Hall overload on the system, Schlierf gram, which pays for college tuition and resident, was without service said. books for students who maintain a B aver- for eight days. These problems have been age, is siphoning students from two-year When he asked Assistant occuring on and off since the schools because they can now afford to go Housing Director GregSchlierf beginning of the quarter and away to school. when his phone would be op- the nature of the problems were erational, he was told Christ- addressed in the Nov. 5 "Twirl," mas. he said. WORD OF THE DAY Upon leaving Schlierf s of- "All of the problems have fice, Rust and his roommates been either fixed, are in the ■> eyeservice n. work done only when spotted a Frontier process of being fixed, or the the boss is looking Communications truck on cam- problem has been identified," pus and chased it down. The Schlierf said. problem was identified and Another contributing factor Source: Weird Words fixed the next day. to the phone problems has been That night, the phone was Frontier's overdue expansion dead again. of their lines that was planned BORO WEATHER Rust called Frontier and was to be complete this summer, told that there was nothing said Steve Brett of Frontier they could do for him. Communications. And being Saturday, there Frontier supplied the phone Today was nothing Rust could do un- lines through the state of Geor- File photo Sunny and cool with til Monday when he could file gia, who in turn allowed them on the road to a possible playoff berth, the true highs in the upper yet another complaint to Hous- to supply GSU's dial tone. During home football games, many Eagle fans Eagle fan's excitement and support hasn't 50s. ing. Frontier also maintains the enjoy sliding or rolling down the grass seating The problem was fixed for a phone lines. at Paulson Stadium. And with the football team fallen off. Friday Fair skies with highs in the 50s Charity drive ends tomorrow to lower 60s. State earmarks $400,000 By Jeni Smith The program is chaired by Staff Writer President Nicholas Henry in funds for art programs Tomorrow is the last day of and co-chaired by Fred Whitt, GSU's charitable contribu- Dean of Health and Profes- INDEX By Kim Wagner festival, storytellers, theatre workshops, pro- tions drive that gives faculty, sional Studies, and Tony Staff Writer fessional artists working with schools or the staff and students an oppor- Phillips of Human Resources. Announcements 2 For the third year GSU will be a Grassroots community or anything with artisitic merit." tunity to help local programs United Way sponsors by giving through the United these programs with all types Classifieds 7 Agency responsible for providing the seven- Anyone is welcome to apply for a grant as county area with arts programming from a long as it abides by the guidelines provided by Way. of businesses and organiza- 7 Comics $400,000 fund estab- the council, she said. This is a statewide program tions. Whitt said it is impor- Crossword 7 lished by the state leg- "THIS IS STATE MONEY THAT IS A committee with that was created by the 1982 tant for GSU to be active in Georgia General Assembly to Bulloch County because the Opinions 4 islature. members representing "Basically the USED TO HELP PROMOTE ARTS AT each county will review help provide a yearly, state- university is the largest em- 2 Police Beat Georgia Council for applications and will wide opportunity for employ- ployer in the county. THE REGIONAL AND LOCAL LEVELS, Sports 6 the arts divides the meet in December to vote ees to make financial contri- "Last year we surpassed state of Georgia into AND BASICALLY TAKE ARTS INTO on the recipients. The butions to help others. It also our goal for the first time in makes possible the use of pay- six years. So we've got our It is a desire of The George-Anne to print the different units and events awarded the grant news of Georgia Southern University as accu- then Georgia South- RURAL COMMUNITIES. must then take place be- roll deductions to eligible work cut out for us to do it rately as possible. If you feel that something ern volunteered to ad- — MARIA CAHILL tween Jan. 1 and June 15. charities. again this year," Whitt said. covered is in error, contact a member of the minister this pro- "We look for a diversity Some local programs in- He said the amount of editorial staff at 681 -5246 as soon as possible. GRASSROOTS ART ADMINISTRATOR gram," said Maria in programming and it has cluded in this year's drive are money raised.is important Thank you. Blitch Street New Begin- because it would be good for FOR ADVERTISING INFO.: 681-5418 Cahill, administrator to be open to the public," nings, Boy Scouts, Bulloch the university to pay back STORY OR PHOTO IDEA: 681-5246 of Grassroots Art project for the seven-county Cahill said. "So even though it may be geared toward a particular audience, we want every- County Red Cross, Council the community to show its FAX NUMBERS: 871-1357 and 681-0863 region. Bulloch, Candler, Effmgham, Emanuel, one in the community to know about it." for Exceptional Children, appreciation for the money LANDRUM BOX: 8001 Evans, Jenkins and Screven counties received Other guidelines include the submission of FoodBank, Girl Scouts, Citi- they raised on "A Day For E-MAIL TO: [email protected] approximately $12,000 this year. plans which publicize the event in their county. zens Against Violence, Read- Southern" that exceeded I The "This is state money that is used to help The applicant must also plan to match the state ing is Fundamental and $650,000. ' More important than the promote arts at the regional and local levels, grant with 50 cents to every dollar and have a Statesboro/BullochParksand amount of money raised is and basically take arts into rural communi- reasonable plan to achieve this, she said. Recreation. the actual percentage of fac- Liked By Many, Cussed By Some.. ties," Cahill said. "It's wonderful; last year we "Most of our applicants received money last The program was kicked year," Cahill said. "We had about 17 applicants off last week with a luncheon ulty members who actually Read By Them All served 4,000 people with this program. It (the program) involves everything from a black arts and 13 were funded." attended by about 75 people. contribute, he said. Page 2 — Thursday,, November 16,1995 George-Anne

POLICE BEAT King's church to become a museum li By Elliott Minor "Every time I hear something Pritchett, Albany's police chief, GSU Division of Public Safety Statesboro Police Department • Anika Logan, of Eagles The Associated Press about the movement, I hear some had studied King's tactics using Court, reported someone entered ALBANY, Ga. — The pigeons of the songs that were revital- non-violent civil disobedience to her auto. are being evicted from the crum- ized" in Albany, said Mrs. Har- provoke a violent white response November 10,1995 November 14,1995 • Corey Prophet, of Planta- bling brick church where free- ris, secretary of a non-profit cor- and was prepared. • Brian Christopher Starks, • Carolyn Anne Beresh, of tion Villas, reported a burglary. dom songs were born and the poration that is rebuilding the He had ordered his officers to 21, of Roswell, was charged with Statesboro, reported a forgery. • Paul Kirday, of Bermuda Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. in- church. use restraint in public and had driving with a suspended license. • Chris Ashton Sturgess, 18, Run, reported damage to prop- spired weary protesters. "Most of them were old spiri- made arrangements to jail pro- • Scott Wesley Robertson, 18, of Savannah, was charged with erty. The old Mt. Zion Baptist tuals. We used them... with some- testers in surrounding counties. of Olliff Hall, was charged with possession of marijuana. • David Relez, 19, of States- Church, which has been stand- times a change in words. The 'That frustrated the heck out minor in possession/consumption boro, was charged with weaving, ing empty for 23 year s, was added tune was more or less the same." of King," said Formwalt. "He of alcohol. November 13,1995 no insurance, and DUI (.099). to the National Register of His- King visited Mt. Zion in De- expected a violent reaction." • A Westwood Drive resident • Withrow Edra, of In the toric Places in August and will cember 1961 to energize civil A rapport developed between reported his 1994 Jeep had been Pines, reported someone entered become a civil rights museum. rights protesters. King and the chief, and King broken into and a CD player was his auto. Its artifacts, including the key He delivered four sermons in even postponed a march so that taken in the Russell Union park- • Jason Matthew Weber, 19, November 11,1995 to a jail cell where King was one night— two at Mt. Zion and Pritchett could celebrate his wed- ing lot. of Lithonia, was charged with • Thearon Taylor, of Planta- confined, will honor members of ding anniversary, Formwalt said. • A Campus Courtyard resi- failure to yield and DUI (.096). tion Villas, reported a burglary. the "Albany movement," who Besides its role in the civil "EVERY TIME I HEAR dent reported his book bag was • Brent Shryock, of Willow » Jeremy McFarland Shankel, risked arrest and beatings in rights movement, Mt. Zion was a taken from the University Store. Bend, reported a theft by taking. 18, of Dunwoody, was charged 1961 and 1962 to end segrega- SOMETHING ABOUT THE meeting place for Albany's old- • A Winburh Hall resident with unlawful use of license, tion in Georgia's fifth largest city. est black Baptist congregation. reported some keys missing from weaving, no proof of insurance, 'That was our meeting place," MOVEMENT, I HEAR The Gothic-style church was Winburn Hall. November 12,1995 and DUI. built in 1906 and used until 1972, said McCree Harris. "I was a SOME OF THE SONGS school teacher. I had to be care- when the congregation moved to

■■ ■'-' '■■: : ■: ful, but I attended every meet- THAT WERE a new building about three miles ANNOUNCEMENTS ing, even though I had some fear. away. I had some retaliation from my REVITALIZED." Workers began a massive res- bosses." toration project last month. One The first meeting was on Nov. MCCREE of the first tasks was to remove mation, call 681-5734. more information, call 871-1451. — November 16 25, 1961, three days after five about 3 1/2 tons of pigeon drop- • A study abroad fair will be • Dr. Alva Hughes will present HARRIS black students were arrested for pings from one of the bell towers. held from 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. in the "Memory Trek — what people November 28 standing in a white ticket line at The roof leaks, the brick walls Russell Union. For more infor- remember about Startrek" at • Cinema Arts presents "The the bus station. two across the street at Shiloh are cracked and some of its mation, call 681-0332. 3:15 p.m. in room 201 of the Math/ Go-Between" at 7 p.m. in the Within a few days, more than Missionary Baptist Church. wooden beams are rotted. Arched • The Jazz Ensemble will per- Physics/Psychology Building. Union Theater. For more infor- 700 of Albany's black residents 'There had been mass meet- windows that once held stained form at 8 p.m. in the Russell For more information, call the mation, call 681-5471. had been arrested, marking the ings, mass marches and hun- glass are covered with plywood. Union Ballroom. Admission is department of psychology at 681- first mass arrests of the civil dreds were in jail," said The organ and pulpit are gone, free. For more information, call 5749. December 1 rights movement. Formwalt. 'The movement was but the dusty brown pews re- 681-5396. • Theatre and Performance Albany is considered signifi- at a point where they needed a main intact. November 18 will present "A Christmas Carol" cant in the struggle because it shot in the arm." The $753,000 project, funded November 17 •There will be a Black Tie at 8 p.m. in the McCroan Audito- was where King refined his tac- He was arrested the next largely through a special sales • CamelliaMohnson will hold Gala at 8 p.m. in the Union The- rium. tics of non-violence before mov- morning during a march. But tax, should be completed late in a master class at 3 p.m. in the ater sponsored by Southern Arts For more information, call ing on to Birmingham and Mont- rather than pay a fine of $ 178, he 1996. It is the first step in creat- Foy Recital Hall. For more infor- featuring Camellia Johnson. For 681-0123 (runs through Dec.3). gomery, Ala., said Lee Formwalt, chose to serve a jail sentence to ing a black historic district. a history professor at Albany demonstrate the evils of segre- A few years after the Albany Activists don't want Olympic flame in Cobb State College. gation, Formwalt said. movement, the city repealed seg- It was also in Albany that some City officials, anxious to get regation laws and integrated the By Marc Rice Also, several gays are apply- "Although tickets to these of the movement's songs were out of the national spotlight, schools. And black residents The Associated Press ing to be torch carriers. If ac- most sought-after sessions are born, such as "I Woke Up This wanted King to leave, and a mys- gained some political clout. ATLANTA — The gay rights cepted, some will use their time no longer available on an indi- Morning With My Mind Stayed tery man eventually paid his fine. "It changed our direction," activists who pressured Atlanta with the torch to make a state- vidual basis, a limited number of on Freedom" and "Ain't Gonna King has described Albany as Mrs. Harris said. "No longer did Olympic organizers to move vol- ment about Cobb and the Games, seats are still reserved for hold- Let Nobody Turn Me 'Round." his greatest failure. Lorie we want to go in the back." leyball competition out of Cobb Weaver said. ers of an Olympic Games Patron County are stirring again. Laurie Olsen, a spokeswoman Package," the ads say. The activists believe the Olym- at ACOG, said the activists are ACOG pitched these deals to President of UGA says student quality increased executives earlier in the year, pic flame will be carried through getting riled up over mere specu- The Associated Press Cobb, which has an anti-gay reso- lation. She said the final route but have not yet sold them all. per year for the foreseeable fu- have come directly from state lution on the books, on the final leading to Atlanta won't be set Scott Anderson, ACOG's ticket ATHENS, Ga. — Nearly ev- ture," Knapp said. appropriations, and externally leg of the 15,000-mile torch relay chief, won't disclose how many ery indicator shows student qual- He said less than half the sponsored grants for research next summer. Atlanta organiz- "THAT'S THE MOST have been sold, though he said ity at the University of Georgia construction costs this fiscal year have grown 22 percent. is rising this year, the school's ers say they haven't finalized the it's somewhere between 340 and EJrlJrlJrimJEMJrlJrlJrlJrlJrlMJrlMJr^^ route yet. IMPORTANT SYMBOL 1,000. Los Angeles sold 340 of a president said Thursday. similar package for the 1984 "We have some of the best tTk^ "That's the most important OF THE OLYMPICS. IT ? symbol of the Olympics," said Games, an amount Atlanta has students in the country," Presi- P Jon Ivan-Weaver, co-chairman DOES NOT BELONG IN already exceeded, Anderson said. dent Charles B. Knapp said in ? of Olympics Out of Cobb. ACOG's budget writers projected remarks prepared for his 1995 ? AAi \\ "It does not belong in Cobb COBB COUNTY." sales of 1,000 for 1996, a goal State of the University address. The average freshman SAT .AAdgjeizt^e. of the JAV*+S County." — IVAN WEAVER that has not been reached. i score this fall was 1,108, about Opponents of Cobb County's As an incentive to get the mon- Budding Poet ? CO-CHAIRMAN OF eyed to pry open their wallets 200 points above the national ! "traditional values" resolution, Enter your poems in The Miscellany's passed in 1993, consider it a hate OLYMPICS OUT now, Anderson cautioned the average and 260 points above Fall Poetry Contest. Up to $75 in prizes! All poems document that is at odds with OF COBB price may go up after the first of the state average, he said. Construction continues at a 9 received will be considered for publication in the the Olympic spirit of brother- the year. p hood. until next year. Only 10 percent of Olympic rapid pace, he said, with more P Miscellany Magazine of the Arts. The Atlanta Committee for the Regarding Weaver's sources ticket buyers from outside Geor- than $200 million worth in ? Deadline : Nov. 20, 1995 Olympic Games last year moved at ACOG, Ms. Olsen said, "I know gia have put in requests for hous- progress or planned. p For more information call 681 - 0565, send entries to: the preliminaries of volleyball who those people are. They are ing with the official lodging "We will need to continue Miscellany L.B. 8001 from Cobb, an Atlanta suburb, to reading a lot into anything that agency of the Games. That was building at this pace of approxi- a^wwisnsn^i^nM^ns^rwwwwwwwwwwwwwwm^ Athens, about 65 miles away, has been said at this point." enough, however, to snap up the mately one major new building after months of discord and pub- Tickets to the opening and few remaining hotel rooms licity over the resolution. closing ceremonies of the 1996 within a 1 to 1/2-hour drive of But, Weaver says: "They lied Olympics and other prime events Atlanta. WorldTravel Partners to us — they're back in Cobb." are still available if you've got a says, however, it still has plenty Weaver said two sources in- lot of money to spend. of private homes and apartments side ACOG told him that Cobb is Atlanta organizers are run- to rent to Olympic visitors. definitely on the torch route. ning ads in business-oriented "People really need to look se- Based on that information, publications to revive interest in riously at private accommoda- Weaver's group is talking with the Olympic Games Patron Pack- tions as one of their options," activists from across the country ages, which cost a cool $50,000 a said Jerilyn Jones, vice presi- about disrupting the torch relay pop and include pairs of tickets dent for marketing at M at various points alone the route to 32 premium events. WorldTravel. I Freshman Faces (2/wz€il (9ppoztimltle3 Now available inside the SOUTHERN CHORALE Student (M,T,W,Th-12-12:50) • MUE 320 C & MUE 82() C Government UNIVERSITY SINGERS Upstairs in the office jd (M,T,W,Th-2-2:50) • MUE 320 RC & MUE 820 RC Russell Union Participation in Choral Ensembles is open to students of all academic majors. from 9:30 am - 3:00 pm For more information contact: Dr. Rodney Caldwell Director of Choral Activities for pre - orders only 681 -0616 George-An&e

<0 A To me, clowns aren't funny. In fact, they're kinda scary. I've wondered where this started, and I think it goes back to the time I went to the circus and a clown killed my dad.

Source: Deep Thoughts by Jack Handey Page 3 — Thursday, November 16,1995

Tricky left the Bunch when they "Overcome" to the slow-jam para- 7Vfat'* became the dance act Massive noia of "Ponderosa." The album "f¥Massive Attack's two albums. He Steel In The Hour Of Chaos." TRACEY quit after an argument and be- Musically, this album in un- gan to pursue a solo career with paralleled. The beats are all YARNELL is far from the help of a beautifully-voiced fresh, mixing hip-hop, ambient, woman named Martina. soul, R&B, and crunching gui- • Thursday, Nov. 16: Tricky Tricky's work on his debut al- tar. Bullhead Clap returns to Maxinquaye bum Maxinquaye is not far dif- All these styles blend to form Blind Willie's. Bubba's hosts ferent from his days with Mas- a thick wall of sensual as well as an original Island Records its Lady's Lock-up Cham- sive Attack. The first song on danceable beats. With the duel- By Eric Bray Her fear of open spaces is pagne Jam from 8 until 9. By Paul Ferlita this album, "Overcome," is an ing voices of Tricky and Martina, Staff Writer conveyed well thanks to good Staff Writer Men can get in before 8, but alternate of "Karmacoma," a this album speaks from both direction of photography. no other men are allowed in The title of "Copy Cat" is Tricky first found his niche in song written by Tricky for Mas- sides of the fence. Also, Weaver is almost a until after 9. So be one of appropriate since the movie the music community by work- sive Attack. All in all, this is great album foot taller than Hunter. To those lucky fellows to get rehashes the old serial killer ing with the Wild Bunch, a group The songs on Maxinquaye are by a great artist. You definitely assert Hunter's strength, di- trapped in Bubba's with a plot preceded by much more of DJs and MCs who were re- all different. This album spans want this one if you are into rector Jon Amiel crowd of women that are noteworthy films such as "Si- sponsible for creating England's everything from the psycho- Portishead, Massive Attack, ("Sommersby") tried to shoot raving to get oblivious. lence of the Lambs" and hottest underground parties. sexual dependent themes of Garbage, or The KLF. most scenes with Hunter • Friday, Nov. 17: The in- "Seven." standing and Weaver sitting, famous Swinging Medallions Apparently the creators of ^ which is appropriate for some- will return to Blind Willie's "Copy Cat" thought the ele- one who's agoraphobic. >oT to shake things up a bit. mentof a serial killerwhomim- Weaver herself gives an ef- They're definitely swingers ics the works of other serial fective performance as some- *>* and they have quite a repu- killers was enough of an inno- one who has been suffering The Joke Zone tation for hosting a huge get- vative slant to distinguish it # JB from a nervous breakdown. drunk and shake your butt from the entourage of other, She looks so bleary-eyed and \*s^ h\K party. Also, Purple School similar films. CRAZY haggard you'd believe she was Bus will be at Blind Willie's. The truth is that the .^v GAME still an emotional wreck from • Saturday, Nov. 18: audience's attention usually having to shave her head for Blind Willie's will be lucky falters after gathering all this "Alien 3." enough to have Col. Bruce information from the title and Holly Hunter, on the other Hampton and the Fiji Mari- turns to the story line to pique rSi hand, seems detached fromher & ners once more. This band is their interest. role. worthy of your time, espe- So another ploy is used. The She did quite a bit of re- Friday, cially if you like the whole movie attempts to incorporate search by participating in ac- Grateful Dead, Phish, Zappa the use of female leads. What *& tual police crime scenes, but it WS^* vl X) thang. Col. Bruce Hampton it does, though, is take some- doesn't help her meld into the is a virtual legend (No, not thing that should have been role. just in the 'Boro). an asset and turns it into a November 17 This may be the fault of • Monday, Nov. 20: gimmick. poor direction by Amiel, but Legend's is throwing a If "Boys on the Side" was « 1\. % Hunter seemsto be sleepwalk- Thanksgiving Party com- about asserting female ing through the part, never plete with your favorite strength, then "Copy Cat" getting a true feel for it. dance, disco, and 80s tunes. should have been titled "Boys Union Commons Dermot Mulroney ("The Free pool at Blind Willie's Nowhere." Last Outlaw," "Young Guns") (need I say more?). There is no strong and/or plays Hunter's partner. He • Tuesday, Nov. 21: The substantial male characteriza- gives a stellar performance Athens-based band The tion throughout the movie. In considering he has to act in- 1 pm Shadowcaste will be at Blind addition, what few male char- fatuated with Weaver. Willie's. They're a pop band acters exist are killed or writ- The role of Harry Connick Thursday. November 30 with a southern feel. ten out of the picture halfway Jr. ("Memphis Belle") has been Legend's will stick to the through. hyped. weekly tradition of Disco/80s Sigourney Weaver He is not the villain, nor night. ("Aliens," "Ghostbusters") does he appear in more than I r\ HI J( ) • Wednesday, Nov. 22: stars as the serial killer ex- three segments. Jupiter Coyote will return to pert, which almost doesn't I don't know who decided to ill Tournament Legend's. count as a female lead consid- cast him, but he is completely By the way, if you as- ering she looks more like a The Game of Unspeakable J^un unrecognizable in the part. Big Time sumed that I've given up my man than most of the Glorious His smooth, silky lounge- Entertainment tradition of slamming — Ladies of Wrestling. So you think you and your friend or roommate singer voice is disguised by YOU'RE DEAD WRONG! For all her butch toughness, one more fitting to some hick have this special mental connection Hu, or are I've just decided to give all of though, it is the petite Holly gas attendant. those who can't seem to deal Hunter ('The Piano," "Home you just good at the game!?! Well talk with your With misshapen teeth, with the truth in my col- for the Holidays") who exhib- pimples, and red hair he looks Resident Assistant about getting a team to- umns a taste of what they its the heroine qualities as a more like a deranged Opie are obviously looking for. homicide investigator. gether. Only the first ten teams to respond can Taylor than his usual suave For those of you out there The strength of Weaver's enter the tournament. Each hall can have more self. who have complained about character is somewhat ampu- then one team. Call UP at 681-0655 to reserve those who've complained, tated in that she portrays an He's one of the few interest- rock on ... I'll return agoraphobic case who hasn't ing aspects of the film, which your team for the tournament. promptly. left her apartment in 13 is completely predictable and months. tiresome. >p6dal Prizes for the Winning Hall Union Ballroom 7:30 pm BBC's answer to historical trauma Sound Waves By Scott Morris action that may well cost him his though the lieutenant gets so SPRING BREAK TIME Staff Writer life, Black Adder volunteers to drunk he forgets to mail the let- Well maybe not yet, but it is time to start thinking about it. Tearing off the front line of be the official war artist. He ends ter requesting that Black Adder's Union Productions would like to sponsor a Spring Break Trip the British comedy invasion is up painting battle scenes with a life be spared. Contemporar to Montego Bay, Jamaica The Black Adder. It was a series realistic flair (or if you didn't In episode three, Major Star, Issues on BBC for awhile in the 80s and catch on, he ends up sitting in a the Russian Revolution causes If you would like to find out more about it, call: is now available on film. Each of battlefield while bullets whiz all the Germans who were fight- Jodi Heimerl at 681-0399 these videos has three episodes over his head as he paints). ing Russia to come over and fight Deposit is needed by December 15 to test your wit and wisdom. In In episode two, Corporal Pun- the British. The general decides this series, Black Adder (Rowan ishment, Capt. Black Adder it would be a good idea to have a ~l r.Union Productions Team Interest Form Atkinson, also from HBO's Mr. avoids the battlefield again by talent show of sorts. The show, I Bean a.k.a. the voice of Zazu in shooting the carrier pigeon that produced by Captain Black Yes! I want to be involved in UP. 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Black Adder is I highly recommend renting I For info call 681-0655 bumbling idiots. saved by Lt. Barleigh's (Hugh any of the Black Adder episodes 'or mail interest 681-0655 General Haig orders Capt. Laurie's) uncle. Barleigh's uncle you can find. They have the in- & Black Adder to move his liquor is in charge of the lives of the all telligent charm that most Brit- ^f9l •form to LB 8066 Office Hours 9 - 4 cabinet six inches closer to Ber- the soldiers in the Queen's Armed ish comedy emits alongwith some LB 8066 GSU lin. To avoid participating in this Forces. Our hero survives al- humorous historical hijinks. 5PLASH I r - Statesboro, Ga 30460 Liked By Many, V George-Anne Cussed By Some... For 68 years, Georgia Southern's Official Student Newspaper OPINIONS Read By Them All Christopher Cole Amanda Crews Thursday, November 16,1995 Editor Managing Editor Ashley E. Hunt Victims of abuse need a louder voice i i News Editor I walked briskly to class, ing her that I wouldn't hurt her, clutching my coat to my chest wondering how many times Our Opinion against the first biting wind of she'd heard that phrase before. f 7^r fall. I tend to be observant, so Tears pooled in my eyes as I LBAW ME, my attention was immediately looked at the brown eyes staring Failure to compromise drawn to out of a blue countless and purple has cost GSU enormously white face. How Once again, the student body should castigate the strips of JANA NEWSOME could any- one inflict Bulloch County Board of Education and the GSU cloth tied to trees along COLUMNIST such pain on administration for failing to find a compromise on a plan the side- a beautiful to keep Marvin Pittman School on campus. walk. They and helpless The final decision last week to move the laboratory seemed to stretch through the child? Abuse was in human form school to a new site on Langston Chapel Road will do , branches as a white parade, wav- before me. I wanted to take her grave harm to our College of Education and the teachers- ing as flags. I wondered what home with me. I wanted to do they represented, as I shoved something — anything. Her in-training who attend GSU. my icy hands into my pockets. mother was suddenly towering To understand the serious implications of this decision, Later, I learned that each white over me. I could imagine the one must only recall that GSU has prided itself over the strip represented female stu- terror this child felt as her years as being one of the biggest and best places in dents here who were victims of mother's shadow loomed over Georgia to study the field of education. One of the major rape. I was appalled and her time and time again. Sud- factors contributing to the revered status of our education amazed. How could I have failed denly, I could see her in a dark room hovering in a corner whim- college is that a lab school is located adjacent to the to see such a massive problem? Rape, domestic violence, child pering, fearing the steps in the building. abuse ... I guess we all tend to hall were coming closer to her Moving the school off campus, which essentially severs sugar-coat these social "taboos." room. I stood as the mother our close relationship with area schools, is tantamount It's time to address the problem. grabbed the limp arm of her to telling future teachers that on-site training is the least Education about this wide- child. She was the epitome of important aspect of their college careers. spread issue is essential. I don't evil, tearing apart the life of a If anyone needs hands-on experience with their think that people realize what a child ... killing innocence. I " large problem these issues are. opened my mouth to speak, but profession while still in college, it is teachers. Victims often think they are no sound came. Whisking away We realize the shutdown of an on-campus Marvin alone, in the minority. The truth, the child, the mother hurriedly Pittman does not signal the end of student-teaching in however, paints a different pic- proceeded down the isle. Turn- < i the classrooms of Bulloch County, but it does mean that ture. ing, she gave me a glance of a delicate relationship established over a number of I don't believe that I truly bitterness. That event forever haunts my memory. years has been destroyed. understood the ugliness of abuse until I witnessed a sight that What are we to do for the It is not merely an issue of whether education students horrified me. As I was browsing bruised angels, for the innocent C,Wis **' will be inconvenienced because they have to drive to through a store one day, I felt a victims of rape? Well, first of all, their respective teaching locations. Having a lab school something brush against my leg. we cannot ignore the bruises. adjacent to the college developed a trust and a kinship I glanced down and saw a small So often, we ignore problems WHY THE GSU SEXUAL ASSAULT SURVEY WASN'T between GSU and the school which is now virtually blonde head. There was a child because we don't want to get to "wrapped up in the problem." A QUESTION-AND-ANSWER SESSION ... impossible. playing beneath my feet. Smil- ing, I bent down to say, "Hello." Truly, we are part of the prob- We believe the end of these ties will make our education The little blonde angel pushed lem if we fail to be part of the students less prepared for and less experienced with abuse are beginning to be felt pus should be used. If you or away, backing herself as close to solution. ,, their profession in years to come. the shelf behind her as possible. If we don't nurse the bruises, throughout society. someone you know is a victim of Next time an issue of the GSU-Bulloch County I was bewildered until I saw her who will? If we can save one girl from abuse, please, don't live in si- face. She must have seen the If you know someone who is a sobbing in a dorm shower, scrub- lence. Go to a local church, a relationship arises, we hope our leaders will find room bing away a layer of pain caused counselor, or a trustworthy for compromise so that all parties can benefit. smile on my face fade into sheer victim of abuse, help them get disbelief. Her face was no longer help. If we don't break the si- by rape, then we have accom- adult, and don't let someone steal shielded by her platinum hair. lence and become brave enough plished something. If one less your voice. In fact, your brave Change phone system next year She stared at me with two black- to speak out, victims of abuse child has to cover bruises at re- words might just save someone The new on-campus phone system provided by the ened eyes, bruised cheeks, and are crying in vain. It is not just cess, then one less wound is else from havingto cover bruises swollen lips lined with dried someone else's problem any- opened. and nurse emotional scars. Sprint Collegiate plan has proven in a number of cases to Counseling services on cam- Enough is enough. be inefficient, inconvenient, and sometimes, completely blood. I spoke to her softly, tell- more. The repercussions of worthless. The housing department should seriously consider looking into a new telephone system for next year and all Your Opinion subsequent years. The poor service provided by Sprint has limited the GSU offers coupons Leave blacks alone options of on-campus students regarding what calls can be dialed out of their rooms and how numbers must be for missed meals dialed. Their own telephone numbers are not even on the African issue available in Frontier Communications' database of at Union Station Editor, whisper when I walk by and information. That makes dorm phones extremely My kettle is whistling loud talk behind my back. sandwiches, the question and uncontrollably. Be a man! You must use inconvenient. . Editor, I had the pleasure to meet brought up at the student gov- I've been at GSU now for your courage before it wanes, On-campus students can't even dial a regular 411 call with the student government ernment meeting asked about three years, and all I see when and apparently it already has. from their rooms, and that makes dorm phones extremely officers and senate this past food services' willingness to I open the papers is, blacks Sadly, these conditions inefficient. Wednesday evening for a ques- make amends to meal plan need to do this, blacks don't aren't limited to the campus of In at least one case of which we have been made aware, tion-and-answer session on customers who may have lost need to do that, blacks, blacks, Georgia Southern University. phones have become inoperational and service for them Georgia Southern food ser- their meals due to this situa- blacks. For instance, the three-strikes tion. Well, first let me applaud law, which is some prejudiced, has been delayed. That makes dorm phones, occasionally, vices. I was very impressed with The answer is yes. The George-Anne for allowing unjust BS. I feel that it is completely worthless. the interest and concern that For those students who felt students to voice their opinions aimed solely at African-Ameri- GSU changed its phone system in the wrong direction. was shown by the student body their meal options were lim- on hot issues and without "bit- cans because we get locked The next change should be yet another new system. representatives. There were ited and ultimately dissatis- ing their tongues" too hard. down the majority of the time. many good questions about fied, I am offering coupons val- However, I don't appreciate the What you're really telling us how food services operates and ued at $3.60 to be used at fact that someone always has is, there is no such thing as STAFF why certain policies are in their convenience at Union something negative to say paying off your debt to society, place. Station. about African-American stu- because if we get in trouble NEWS One question was brought All a student need do is go dents. again, you are going to make Assistant News Editor: Melanie Weinberg; Staff: Erika Anderson, Stephen up that I wanted to share with by Union Station and provide I was so appalled at the ar- us pay for that mistake, plus Kirven, Derek Lewis, Kim Wagner, Meredith Whitt other students via your media the management with his or ticle in the Tuesday, Nov. 14 the mistake(s) we made in the FEATURES pertaining to a recent incident her name, ID number and edition entitled, "Blacks, just past. Features Editor: Stacy demons; Arts & Entertainment Editor: Tracey Varnell; that occurred in Union Station. Landrum box. If the student be Americans" (Brad Daniell). Is it really about correction, Staff: Jill Buckthal, Shantell Elliott, Dana Gunter, Lynn Thielman On Nov. 5, at approximately was eligible for a weekend To be an African-American or is it really about torture? Is SPORTS 3 p.m., Union Station's fire ex- meal, the $3.60 coupon will be means to be of African descent it really about rehabilitation, Sports Editor: Ronnie Swinford; Staff: Mike Davis, Hughie Hunt, Reginald tinguishing system activated mailed to the student's and (sometimes unfortunately), or is it about keeping us away Gibson, Carolyn Wynn over the charbroiler and fryer Landrum box. be an American citizen. from your daughters and out OPINIONS stations, even though there Fortunately, this is the first You may not be proud of of your front offices? Staff: Christopher Cole, Amanda Crews, Chance Faulk, Justin Miller, Jana was no danger of fire. Not only time that something like this your Scottish heritage, but I'm Leave us alone! You let the Newsome, Melanie Weinberg did this scare customers and has happened at Union Sta- elated to be the son of African child molesters out in three PHOTOGRAPHY employees alike, but when this tion. kings and queens. Leave us years, but give a mandatory Chief Photographer: James Hill; Staff: Sarah Brinkley, Darryl Jones, Michele happens the gas supply to the However, in the event this alone! eight to 10 years for those Hess, Jerome New building is automatically should happen again, Union "It's a black thing, you caught with a reasonable Station will scan student IDs amount of cocaine. ARTWORK turned off to prevent any cata- wouldn't understand," so stop strophic situations. for the meal and provide stu- trying. It saddens me to see I hope you feel me, and if Shawn Chavis, Scott Morris The gas supply cannot be dents coupons for use anytime such hatred in the hearts of you don't after this you can CIRCULATION turned back on until the fire at their convenience. those who I have to sit next to kill me. No love. I want your readers to know in class on a daily basis. But Supervisor: Steve Taliaferro extinguishing system is reset. The company that resets the that food services values our it's a different story in class. Demetrius Freeman ADVERTISING/DISTRIBUTION SERVICES (ADS) system is in Savannah and students as customers and will You smile in my face, and then Junior Advertising Manager: Brooks Clements; Business Manager: Stephanie Wylie; could not be reached until do everything within reason Marketing Coordinator: Heather Turner; Sales Representatives: Ron Lair, Jenni- LETTER AND SUBMISSION POLICY fer Ricketson, Julie Thompson, Heather Turner, Carolyn Wynn Monday morning. and our ability to satisfy their needs. I regret any inconve- The George-Anne welcomes letters to the editor, story submissions and PRODUCTION AND GRAPHICS EDITORIAL SERVICES Consequently, Union Station nience experienced by this in- guest columns from people both inside and outside the Georgia Southern (PAGES) could not serve any charbroiled or fried menu items for the re- cident. University Community. All copy submitted should be typed (double-spaced, Production Managers: Ron Lair, Scott Mulkey; Layout Editor: Andrea D'Astoli; We are researching the please), preferably on Macintosh disk in Microsoft Word or Microsoft Works Staff: Jennifer Craft, Tamara Gilbert, Shawn Sunderland, Tonya Thompson; mainder of the day, only salads cause of this situation in hopes format. All submissions must be signed and include a mailing address and Darkroom Manager: James Hill and deli sandwiches. phone number for verification. The editors reserve the right to reject any STUDENT PUBLICATIONS COORDINATOR Although the Educated Pal- that it will not happen again. submission. There is no word limit on submissions. A writer may request to Robert Bohler: News, Editorial Advisor; Bill Neville: General Manager ate and the Pickle Barrel were remain anonymous. However, it will be the editor's decision whether or not to open for those who were not Tom Palfy print the name. Submissions are run on a space-available basis. satisfied with salads or deli Director of food services George-Anne Thursday, November 16,1995 — Page 5 Your Opinion t GSU professors respond to G-A cover story, editorial on Cohen 'Disturbed' by coverage Fails to see how the Lecture was 'rewarding' Editor, as an aside that he mentioned Editor, mented. It is permitted, m a I was disturbed by both your Rush Limbaugh. Mr. Cohen lecture was inappropriate Last Monday's CLEC-spon- democratic society, by the way, cover story and your editorial did speak to Mr. Limbaugh's sored lecture by Jeff Cohen of to view the Rush man as some- Editor, regarding Jeff Cohen, who was frequent exaggeration and dis- perspective with data — data FAIR was an eminently re- thing less than the fin de I am writing in response to sponsored by CLEC as part of tortion. I doubt any serious available for any member of warding experience for the siecle'"s answer to Edward R. the rece,nt article and editorial the fall lecture series. Not only critic of the media will claim the university community to viewing audience, evidenced by Murrow (or even to Walter criticizing CLEC for sponsoring do both pieces reflect poor jour- that everything Rush review and interpret. Presenta- the very enthusiastic follow-up Winchell, for some of us with Jeff Cohen. I attended Mr. i nalistic practice, they contain Limbaugh says is accurate and tions like this have the poten- discussion. The critique of less edified standards). many errors and quote only true. After all, we need to re- Cohen's lecture and fail to see tial to stimulate critical think- mass media oligarchy was co- how this presentation, or any Bob Dick those who seem to want to member that Mr. Limbaugh's ing and intellectual discourse. I gently advanced and well-docu- Professor of political science make a name for themselves primary role is as entertainer. presentation that offers the regret that the intellectually and reap political hay as a re- However, Mr. Cohen also char- university community a well- stimulating message in Mr. sult. acterized Mr. Limbaugh as informed point of view, is inap- Cohen's lecture is being ob- CLEC member responds Mr. Cohen's talk was prima- middle-of-the-road compared to propriate. To demand that the scured by debates about what Editor, CLEC balance every speaker need to diversify our sources of rily concerned with the in- the likes of racist Bob Grant. information can be offered on I am deeply troubled by the information in order to get a creasing trend in the media to- As students of journalism, I with a second that presents an campus instead of debates front page and editorial in your opposing view is impractical if better understanding of the ward massive conglomeration. would hope that the staff of about the ideas raised in the paper (Nov. 9) regarding the broad spectrum of public opin- not impossible. Moreover, to do presentation itself. Anyone truly interested in a The George-Anne knows the CLEC sponsorship of the Jeff ion that is out there in Ameri- fair and accurate press and a difference between journalism so is unnecessary. Mr. Cohen Cohen lecture. spoke of the myth of objective can politics. This is not by any diversity of media options has and entertainment. Granted, Rebecca Terry In the first place, the stu- reporting and supported his Professor of psychology stretch of the imagination the to be concerned about the in- thanks to the likes of Rupert dents who wrote these articles words of an ideologue. creasing concentration of all Murdoch, the distinction is be- and/or were quoted in it do not The fact that The George- media in the hands of a few coming more difficult to make, (or, more depressing to a politi- Anne, in conjunction with Mr. corporations and individuals. which, again, was the major Criticism 'narrow-minded' cal science professor, cannot) Hyer, is now seeking to "politi- He also spoke about being criti- point of Mr. Cohen's talk. Mr. distinguish between informed cize" the Cohen lecture is in cal consumers of all media, Cohen has documented Rush Editor, and there were no complaints intellectual opinion and ideo- truth evidence of the very phe- paying special attention to the Limbaugh's claims in a book I was present at Jeff Cohen's of bias and one-sidedness, and logically-motivated speech. nomena that Mr. Cohen corporations that sponsor the which can be judged on its talk on fairness and accuracy (b) if you feel that CLEC Since they see no difference, pointed to — the groups that media, particularly the news. merit or lack thereof. in the media, and I think that should fund a conservative they begin labelling Mr. Cohen dominate the public debate fre- However, the content of Mr. To your credit, you do high- the criticism leveled at CLEC speaker, then submit a pro- a "left-wing" "radical" and then quently portray themselves as Cohen's talk did not seem too light Mr. Hyer's political by your paper, Cory Andrews, posal to CLEC, rather than use the label to ignore the con- the "victims" in order to nar- important in either piece you agenda in your editorial. How- and Lee Hyer is misguided and complaining about speakers tent of the lecture, and now ap- row and mainstream their own printed in The George-Anne. ever, the suggestion that CLEC narrow-minded. because others took the initia- parently even deny him the agenda. Instead you quote Lee Hyer should not sponsor "biased" Your editorial begins by sug- tive to write a proposal. right to speak! This is unac- Secondly, I am also con- and Cory Andrews without speakers is ludicrous. As if gesting that "One of the great For those who did not attend ceptable for the same reason cerned by the charges leveled questioning their intentions or anyone or any position could be challenges of a public univer- Mr. Cohen's talk, I would like that it would be unacceptable against CLEC. The Campus the veracity of their state- free of bias. Again, the very sity is to bring a wide variety to point out that he did not to dismiss Mr. Rush Life Enrichment Committee is ments. Further, you valorize point of Mr. Cohen's lecture of opinions and insights into criticize conservative political Limbaugh's words merely be- here precisely to "enrich" stu- what they said by phrases such was to be critical of the media contemporary issues to the stu- views. He criticized Rush cause he is labelled a "conser- dent life by exposing them to a as "Hyer said" or "Andrews so as to detect bias. Also, Mr. dent body." Exactly! To suggest Limbaugh not for his views, vative" or "right-wing." The la- variety of opinions, which is wrote," while later in the piece Cohen was clear about his bi- that CLEC should only fund but for consistently stating bel is irrelevant. What is im- what the Cohen lecture was all you indirectly quote what Jeff ases: the right to a free press in nonpolitical speakers is a di- facts that are inaccurate. The portant is the content. about. CLEC publicly asks for Cohen said and use words like a democratic society, the pro- rect contradiction of this state- majority of his talk, however, Mr. Cohen's talk (as those proposals and students are "alleged." Clearly, such charac- motion of a broader variety of ment. Mr. Cohen was a dy- involved presenting evidence who did attend will testify) was welcome to put forward sugges- terizations are meant to dis- media options including public namic, insightful, intellectually that conservative interests in based on systematic research tions and proposals. It is unfor- parage Cohen's remarks as in- access, and the stimulating speaker, exactly corporate America are silenc- using content-analysis tech- tunate that the same students accurate and elevate Hyer's reinstitutionalization of the the type of speaker that CLEC ing opposing voices, and that niques to identify the problems who complain about not having and Andrews' quotes to the fairness doctrine. I fail to see should be funding. no opinions, whether conserva- posed by corporate ownership their viewpoints represented level of unassailable truth. what is so radical about these For people who feel that stu- tive or liberal, should be cen- of the media, sources quoted/ have not bothered to use the Your editorial suggests that positions. I applaud CLECs dents are not being provided sored. I find it ironic that so cited by the media and the democratic process that is Mr. Cohen's lecture and discus- excellent choice in bringing with an "alternative point of many here at GSU wanted to ability of the media to provide available and at their disposal sion had "the sole purpose of such a distinguished scholar as view," I would like to point out stop CLEC from sponsoring a unbiased news stories. His talk to bring in speakers/programs. debunking conservatives in the Jeff Cohen to GSU. that (a) at graduation last year speaker bearing that message. was aimed at cautioning all media." 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BEHIND THE Three Eagles make surprise contributions By Carolyn Wynn est influences is his family. His of 4.6 and has a 32 inch vertical ball, basketball, baseball, and he Sullivan, the oldest of two ARC Staff Writer parents have only missed one leap. also ran track. boys, has not decided on a major Three bright young players game so far this season, and have "I choose GSU not only be- He was an all-state selection yet, but says that he his leaning MIKE DAVIS Andra Rogers, Maurice Bing, and proven to be true Eagle support- cause it was close to home, but on the gridiron, and an all-city in toward pre-physical therapy. Jevon Sullivan are giving a ers. because of the reputation of the basketball. "Being a student and an ath- glimpse of the future to Eagle Rogers, has been described by school. I decided to try to play The youngest of the three is lete is hard. Our schedule is hec- The Iron Bowl, an football. other teammates as a hard work- football, even though I knew it Jevon Sullivan a 6'0 180 pound tic between practice, classes, and Andra Rogers is a sophomore ing, talented athlete that.is very would be difficult. I had faith freshman from Conyers, Geor- study hall," Sullivan said. SEC tradition 5'9 175 pound free-safety from "But I am learning how to SEC football is like none Duluth, Georgia where he at- manage my time. As far as foot- other, mainly due to the rival- tended Duluth High School. ball I do not feel any pressure in ries that the conference holds. Last season Rogers played as football because playing with But through the years, some a true freshman going on to play other college level is a challenge things never ceased to amaze in all 11 games as a special teams for me." me. member. He also made 4 appear- He is very positive about his Most of the time, it had ances at free safety during the performance so far this season. something to do with Auburn, Miami, Tennessee-Chattanooga, "I have no regrets about losing a team that embarrassed itself VMI, Glenville State games. my redshirt I really wanted a but never knew it. During the 1994 season chance to play, and to contribute It's just a shame. Frankly, I Rogers was credited with three to the team's efforts and if my don't see how Auburn fans can tackles, and 5 assisted tackles. role is helping back up Roderick( show their faces. While in high school Rogers Russell) or playing behind Chad( The Georgia Bulldogs were made 48 tackles, caused four Holmes) I hope that I can to my crucified by Florida 52-17, af- fumbles, intercepted 4 passes, part," Sullivan said. ter being shut-out by Bama 31- made 8 touchdowns on 110 rush- Sulivan says that his father is 0. Yes, the Crimson Tide, ing attempts, gaining 840 yards, Jing Andra Rogers #22 Jevan Sullivan #35 the main influence in his life. whom everybody has con- and grabbed 30 passes for 340 "I admire his will, determina- demned this year due to the yards with two touchdowns. tion, and his hard work," Sullivan lack of offensive production, This year Rogers made his first modest about his talents, but is that I could be successful," Bing gia. said. blanked the severely injured collegiate touchdown against willing to give you is all. said. He attended Heritage High Sulivan will be traveling this Dawgs. Middle Tennessee State in the Another young Eagle is So far this year Bing has and led his team with 935 yards weekend to Norfolk, Virginia and Auburn's Terry Bowden once Georgia Dome. Then he later Maurice Bing, a junior 5'9 165 gained a starting position at rushing and 14 touchdowns. He seems positive. again lucked out with a win went on to another touchdown pound split end from Savannah, splitend and has proven himself also was the 100 and 200 meter "Last week's victory over Lib- and was proud of it. during the homecoming game Georgia where he attended on the field. However Bang's dash champion posting a time of erty was great, I think that it is Um, Terry. For the sake of againist Furman. Groves high school. popularity on the field has not 10.6, and 21.8. what the team needed-coming the SEC, please keep your "I consider myself lucky to Bing was originally a walk on. changed him off the field he is an After senior fullback Chad together," he said. "Hopefully mouth shut. The team you beat have the opportunity to play During the 1994 season Bing outgoing friendly person that Holmes shoulder injury, we can continue." by six points started a quarter- colligiate football. Hopefully I can played in 6 varsity games and 1 enjoys hanging out with his Sullivan's red-shirt was taken The Eagles will once again back who had a broken wrist, help the team reach their goals," junior varsity game as a member friends. away and he played in the home- leave Thursday afternoon after yet still drove all over your de- Rogers said. of the special teams. While in high school he was a coming game against Furman practice for the Saturday 1:30 fense. Are you proud of that? Rodger s says one of his great- He is credited with a 40 time four sport athlete playing foot- University. pm match-up. This is the beginning of the end for the Tigers. You so-called Auburn fans Lady Eagles attempt to replace GSU looks to march were so pumped up when Bowden began his coaching ca- reer in the pastures of Auburn five lost starters and still contend past the Keydets (let's not even consider his job By Ronnie Swinford five players returning from last Hall is running the floor like By Carolyn Wynn Sports Editor both sides of the ball. We just year. Marysue James returns at Staff Writer at Samford a coaching experi- Andrea did." have to find a way to play four center, as does Tarsha Askew ence). "We have a young team this The Lady Eagles are also de- This week the Eagles leave quarters of mistake-free foot- but this year she is at forward. And now, after being beaten year, with a lot of talent," head pending on some young talent. for Norfolk, Virginia to play the ball" senior slotback Marlow They were both starters last year by LSU, squeaking by Georgia, coach Drema Greer said. That Especially at the point guard Keydets of Virginia Military In- Warthen said. and will return 18 points and 8.6 and about to surrender a de- statement previews the season position where they recruited stitute in the astroturf covered This is the third time the rebounds per game between feat to the Tide, we are begin- for the Lady Eagles. Rosie Arnold, a true freshman, Oyster Bowl. Eagles have played VMI with ning to hear the wining that This is who the Lady Eagles to be the starting point guard. VMI is a member of the GSU leading the series 2-0. Auburn fans have been so good lost. 'We recruited her to play point "TOURNAMENTS HELP Southern Conference and the Last year's GSU victory was at in the past. Andrea Autrey, at forward led guard," Greer said. "She will run Keydets are currently 4-6 over- lead under the then freshman Yes, the Crimson Tide, de- the team in scoring with 20.2 THE KIDS GET THEIR the show for us this year." all and 3-4 in the Southern Con- Kenny Robinson who rushed spite its sluggish offense, will points and rebounding with 9.3 Greer also has some other ference. for a career high 74 yards and go to the plains and pull out a per game. FEET WET BEFORE THE freshman who will play. Svetlana The Keydets are lead by sec- two touchdowns. victory over Bowden and his Janice Johnson was second in Trjeskal from St. Petersburg CONFERENCE SEASON ond year head coach Bill This year Robinson will not cats. scoring with 15.1 points per Russia, by way of Charleston SC, Stewart. Last year VMI had 1- make the trip because of leg This is their SEC champion- game. STARTS." is a slick passing guard. And 10 season and suffered a crush- injury. ship game. They have nothing Tara Anderson was third in Angelica Rivers is the next com- ing defeat against GSU in a 49- Besides Robinson other to lose. scoring on the team averaging ing of Janice Johnson as a start- 0 loss. Eagle injuries include Senior Face it Auburn fans (if there 14.1 per game, and 96 assists. — DREMA GREER ing guard on the team. Last week the Eagles did not Fullback Chad Holmes, while are any true ones out there), Also the Lady Eagles lost both The Lady Eagles are playing HEAD COACH have a single passing yard, but offensive lineman Jamie Glover when you were not allowed to senior point guards, in Denise three tournaments this year. were able to pull out a 7-6 vic- is questionable. play a post-season game you Primeaux and Stacy Childers, They will also play against some tory against Liberty. Defensively, GSU are still manage to win all but one of Childers was lost early in last them. big time competition when they The Eagles moved up to a dealing with the unfortunate your games (hmmm, to whom season with a knee injury. Other returning players are travel to Athens to play pre-sea- 17th ranking in the national absence of sophomore transfer would be that loss?). Primeaux started the entire sea- Danelle Toole (5.3 points per son number one Georgia later polls. linebacker Chris Smith. Now that you're eligible, son, missing only one game. game) Telly Hall (6.4 points, and this month. One spot out of the playoff In Robinson absence the you're fighting for any bowl That was an accomplishment 5.1 rebounds per game) and "Tournaments help the kids contention. Eagles offensive attack will be that will take you. for last years team, they had 10 Lacresa Mitchell. get their feet wet before the con- Within the Southern Con- lead by senior quarterback I'll tell you the only post-sea- major injuries, and six deaths in They all were roll players last ference season starts," Greer ference GSU is third behind Charles Bostick son play Auburn will be in. families. year, but they are expected to said. Appalachian State, and "Charles is like the father of Have you ever heard of the Both Childers and Johnson play more this year. "We played a tough schedule Marshall. the team. He didn't have to come Blue-Gray game? were lost due to career ending "We are looking to Marysue when Andrea and J. J. were fresh- "VMI has a really sound back, but he did," Marlow Instead of counting your knee injuries. and Danelle to be our leaders men, we need to get them ready team. We'll have a tough test on Warthen said. bowl bids this year, how about But the Lady Eagles still have this year," Greer said. "And Telly to play anyone." concentrating on the number of chins Bowden has? That could be rather diffi- cult. Greg Maddux, four Cy Youngs in a row, what next? out there and makes as many The Iron Bowl, in which By Ronald Blum 1965-66 for the Dodgers. Maddux, who led the Atlanta was second in the voting with 55 good pitches as I can. That's good Bama holds a commanding The Associated Press "It's really hard for me to talk Braves to their first World Se- points, followed by Braves team- enough for me. Whether I'm 20- lead, will be played Saturday NEW YORK—For Greg about the history of the game ries title, received 140 points in mate Tom Glavine with 30. Los Oor 0-20, it doesn't much mat- at Jordan-Hare Stadium, home Maddux, winning the Cy Young because my history goes back 10 balloting announced by the Base- Angeles rookie Hideo Nomo was ter." of the biggest dairy-farming Award- even unanimously-is years," Maddux said during a ball Writers Association of fourth with 19 and Dodgers Maddux has won the Cy convention in the country, at just another part of his routine. telephone news conference from America. pitcher Ramon Martinez had Young in each of his three sea- 5:30 p.m. "We might have a little party sons with the Braves. He says Even though I do think the tomorrow night or something," he's a much better pitcher than game will be close, the Tide he said Monday after capturing when he started with the Chi- will prevail and claim the his fourth consecutive NL Cy "BACK THEN, I WAS PRETTY MUCH BRAIN DEAD HEAVER. NOW I'D LIKE TO cago Cubs. "state" championship, some- Young, his second straight by a THINK I KNOW A LITTLE SOMETHING ABOUT PITCHING THAT I CAN APPLY ON THE "Back then, I was pretty much thing that Auburn has gotten shutout vote. "After winning the brain dead heaver," he said. 'Now quite used to. World Series, we're pretty much FIELD. I'd like to think I know a little Let me offer one final partied out." something about pitching that I thought to Auburn. Instead of Maddux, at 29 perhaps not CY YOUNG WIINNER GREG MADDUX can apply on the field." getting yourself hyped up be- even halfway through his career, Last year, Maddux became the fore the game this weekend continued to put up numbers that first player to win any of and then getting humiliated on can be compared only with his home in Las Vegas. Maddux led the NL in wins eight. baseball's major awards three national television, go ahead baseball's greats. "When I heard comparisons with a 19-2 record, and was tops Many say Maddux already is with Saturday's alternate Steve Carlton is the only other about people who pitched in the in the league in ERA (1.63) and a lock to make the Hall of Fame. straight times. He's also a strong contender in this year's NL MVP plans and attend the annual pitcher to win four Cy Youngs. '50s or '60s or '70s, I can't really complete games (10). He became His career record is 150-93 with cow auction down the street at He did it for Philadelphia in 1972, relate to it. I didn't really watch the first major leaguer since a 2.88 ERA. race. Toomer's Corner. 1977, 1980 and 1982. baseball a whole lot back then. I Walter Johnson in 1918-19 to "That's something you don't By winning the award, You'll have better luck Sandy Koufax is the only other really wasn't the fan then I am have an ERA under 1.80 in con- think about," he said. "If it hap- Maddux gained a $750,000 bo- there! pitcher to win the award unani- now. I just take it as a nice com- secutive seasons. pens, great.I'm going to do what nus added to his $5 million sal- mously in consecutive years- in pliment on move on." Cincinnati's Pete Schourek I've always done. I'm going to go ary. George-Anne Thursday, November 16,1995 — Page 7 Today's Quote "When ideas fail, words come in very handy." — Goethe CLASSIFIEDS, etc

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Please do not attempt to place free ads via telephone - IBM PS2 Model 30 286 desktop computer. 25 Oath 43 ■44 at these prices we don't take dictation. 09*Fumiture & Appliances VGA color monitor, extended keyboard, 27 Vis-a- internal send/receive fax modem. Okidata ■ Attention Jewish Students Hillel Georgia ■ 46 47 ■48 13" TV Color (negotiable). White Daybed Microlin 321 printer. Access the internet 28 Dance style Southern Jewish Organization has weekly w/comforter, sheets, and skirt. $100. from your home! Have your own e-mail meetings Tuesday at 7:30pm in Russell 32 Med. school subject 49 50 51 ■52 53 54 871-3687. account! $525 please call 489-3191 for Union Rm. 252. For more information, call more information. 33 Fire:Slang 871-1723. 4-drawer desk $50. Papa son chair $50. 34 Follows English or 55 56 57 Water bed $50. Loveseat and couch $100 Laptop PC- Packard Bell Diplomat 386 ATTENTION: The George-Anne screens together. 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Must sell! 871-7048. 46 Fragrant floral oils.Var. 49 Iowa city and anyone who wants to know more SCUBA GEAR FOR SALE: Womens Sea 48 Scorch 13 GM car 50 Urn about LIT welcomed. For sale: Dirt Devil stick vac. Plus. Like Elite wetsuit (M), Sea Elite Booties (8) and new, with extra vacuum bags. $25. Call 1ST gear bag. All only used once. Paid 49 Commonplace 19 Tobacco brothers 51 Ms. Ferber Gamma Beta Phi general meeting Nov. 15 Anna at 681-7587. $250, asking $150. Call Julie at 764-8201 on Wednesday at 7pm in the Union 52 "One Day " 21 Buck's mate 52 Shakespeare's river leave message. Theater. All members please attend. For sale: Dorm size refrigerator. Like new 55 Big Apple ad address 24 Big Apples ex mayor 53 Bratwurst, e.g. $40. 681-8507. OUTDOOR ADVENTURES CLUB 57 Forest Hills server ? 25 Capital of Egypt • 54 Therefore meeting Monday, November 20 at 7:00pm Large waterbed frame for sale. Good 14'Motorcycles 26 Beneath 56 Containing in Union rm 244. condition only $35. Call Tellas at 58 Serf 1989 Yamaha Route 66 5800 original 59 Gillette speciality 27 Moving truck nitrogemprefix PLAY LACROSSE. Call Bill 871-2929. Queen size waterbed for sale: Includes miles, showroom condition, black. Lots of 29 Big Apple sight Oak sidings with headboard and heater. chrome 250 CC. $1900. Day 764-5017, 60 Duck shooting boat Psst...want to have a blast and win $225 . Call 871-5578 for more information. night 587-5721. 30 Stop valuable Prizes? Join us at Casino Night, 61 Oceans Quotable Quote November 28 in the Williams Center. Water bed for sale!!! MUST SELL ONLY 62 "... as cheaply 31 Killer whales Residence Hall Students Only. $100!! Includes heater, sheets, and it is 33 North Atlantic fish motionless bed with fibers. Call 871-6367. 16*Personal 63 Regarding:2 wds SCUBA CLUB MEETING 34 Broadway sign " One belongs to New York Wednesday, November 8, 7pm. Ben-you make me so unbelievably happy DOWN 36 Gossipy instantly. One belongs to it Room 254 in the Student Union. 11 *Help Wanted and you mean the world to me. I love you 1 Italian city with all my heart, Benny-the-Pooh -Amy. women:Yiddish Send demo. Tapes to Lisa LB 10217. I'm 2 Soon as much in five minutes looking for new hot bands to jplay on my Wanted!!!!! Graduating Marge? Well it's better late 37 Timetable abbr. Individuals, Student Organizations and 3 Big Apple sight as in five years. " time slot® WVGS, Saturdays, 9-llpm! than never. Congratulations! Now what is 40 Personal journals Small Groups to Promote SPRING Ali going to do? 4 Simplest The African-American Gospel Choir will BREAK '96. Earn MONEY and FREE 42 " _pin" Happy belated 22nd birthday Kelli. I 5 Floor coverings hold a fall quarter concert Friday, TRIPS. CALL THE NATION'S LEADER, Thomas Wolfe (1900-1938) November 17 at 6pm in the Union INTER-CAMPUS PROGRAMS; promise we will do something for your 6 Smell Ballroom. Admission is FREE! Come and http://www.icpt.com or 1-800-327-6013. birthday. We love you lots. The gang (Deb, American author enjoy! Lacy, and Melba). ALASKA EMPLOYMENT - Students 1995 All rights reserved GFR Associates The GSU Fencing Club meets at the Needed! Fishing Industry. Earn up to Happy Birthday Leigh Anne Walters. I College Plaza Center on Mondays and $3,000-$6,000+ per month. Room and hope your birthday is fantastic. You and P.O. Box 461, Schenectady, NY 12301 Wednesdays for 5 to 6:30pm + on Fridays board! Transportation! Male or Female. Kristi can party some for me this week. JAM form 4 to 6:30pm. If you have any No experience necessary. Call Help! Female roomie needed! Winter It's time to make a change in long distance questions, please call John Mason at (206)545-4155 ext A53942 Maggie, Ray still cares for you. Call him, Reasonable rentals, houses, apts, Quarter. First month FREE! Rent carriers. If you are interested, call 871-5910 or by email gsi00849. m/homes, and offices. 764-5003. Georgia Certified EMTs needed. Flexible because the sky is blue forever. Ask him to negotiable! W/D, with or without 871-5184 on M.W.F. 3-5pm. schedules and $$$. Call Richmond EMS at do somehting with you. Sublease, take over lease Summer Quarter furniture. Great roommates own room! Call today! Amy 871-3456. It's time to make a change in long distance 03*Autos for Sale 489-8500. Mary, have a great 21st birthday! I had a in Park Place 40. Call Trina at 871-4943. carriers. If you're interested, call 871-5184 great time at your b-day party. Tell your Fully furnished $250/mon. Rent + 1/2 HELP! Female roommate needed in on MWF 3-5pm. NATIONAL PARKS HIRING - Positions utilities. '70 Buick Electra 225. Great car, runs are now available at National Parks, mom and dad thanks! Love ya, JP Players Club Apartments at end of the smooth. Two door, new tires, 455 engine. quarter. First month FREE! 4 bedroom Need help for your Spanish Class? Do you Forests and Wildlife Preserves. Excellent Nessa, the countdown is on to Dec. 10, SWM seeks SWM/F to share 3 bedroom, 2 want to a better grade? Do you want to $1,500. Real genuine "hoopty". Call benefits and bonuses! Call 1-206-545-4804 bath trailer close to campus for winter flat. W/D, cable, AC, $230/mon. Call 871-6554 3pm. We are ready. We know where you Rachel 871-5661. improve you Spanish conversation and ext. N53941 are too. It's time to ride out! Your girls. quarter. Own bedroom and bathroom, understanding? Call 871-4483. 1980 Black 280ZX perfect condition, 5 spd partially furnished, cable. No smokers, no Male or Female roommate needed to share Need resposible nanny to keep newborn in Steve, and all powers. $3,00 value stereo system pets. $185/mon. Adam 871-3701. 3 bedroom/2 bath house in Sherwood PERFECT PRESENTATION - Let us my home. Ref s required. Over age 19 only. Just wanted to say hello and enjoyed typeset thesis or term papers, resumes, and many expensive accessories. $3,100. Call Alix 681-9267 serious inquiries only. Tired of roommates and dorm? Take over a Forest. Fully furnished $250 + 1/3 Call 871-3408. lunch. How does it feel to be a brother? utilities. Call Patrick or Burke 871-6877 flyers, business cards, letterhead, graphic Congratulations!!! Your time and hard lease in Pine Haven apt. At the end of designs. Leave message concerningjob for quarter. Excellent for individuals. It comes 1991 White Honda CRX, low miles, new Sunny and warm in Orlando Fla!!! Spend work paid off. Loveya, Melissa Roommate needed immediately to share Carl at 688-3558. tires, muffler. Runs great, 50 miles per with free VCR and others. Call 871-3408. four bedroom apartment in Player's Club. Christmas Break at some of Orlando's Zinger, can you believe it's five months Professionally trained sound engineer gallon. Very clean 489-5533 leave finest resort hotels as a pool and activity University Pointe Apartment for rent. Ask for Chris. Call 871-3291. Available message, call 12-8pm. VERY SMOOTH. already? It has been fun!! I'll miss you Dec. 20,1995. available. Music business and production director. National Recreation Co. Has next quarter! Love, Kitty $270/mon. Only a $100 deposit. Starts in experience. Services provided. Free call 1994 Green Geo Tracker with rims and immediate openings for part and full time December. Please call Dominique at Roommate needed Player's Club 489-5101. music. Great gas mileage. Well kept. positions. Call 1-800-864-6762 for more 871-6367 for more information. Apt. #27. townhouse. One room good for two. Each Asking $2,500 plus take over rest of the information and application. 17«Pets& Supplies room w/bathroom. $325/mon., W/D TYPING - Overnight guaranteed. Lesson WM to sublease house across from plans, resumes, term papers, etc. Call payments. Call Shawn at 871-7098 or Hanner. W/D, $198/mon. Call 871-4144. included. Call 681-6542. 681-7754. AKC Rottwieler puppy, champion Brenda, 764-1486. (Secretary, GSU) 12«Lost& Found bloodlines, sire and dam on premises, Roommate wanted to share two bedroom, FOR SALE DARK BLUE 1990 FORD two bath mobile home. $175/mon includes TYPING-papers, lesson plans, resumes, $250. Call 842-5199 after 4pm. cover letters, envelopes, invitations, etc. FESTIVA professionally tinted windows, LOST MY KEYS: BLACK PLASTIC 20'Roommates utilities. Call 488-2549 for more Please call 489-3191. great gas mileage. Asking $2,400 OBO. CORD WITH CORONA ATTACHMENT. FISH TANKS: 29 gal filter, stand, etc.' information. Call Chris anytime at 871-6238 or leave a 871-7695. $125. 18 gal filter, stand, etc. $75. Prices FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED SBF roommate needed in Townclub. Own message. firm. 681-9295. Leave message. IMMEDIATELY! To take over lease in Lost Passport in Library Sunday 10/29. It Bermuda Run at end of quarter. Private master bedroom and bathroom. $220/mon 22'Sports & Stuff For sale: 1988 VW Golf GL 4-door gold. is green. USA. 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For more Parkplace #40. bathroom. Call 871-7466 or main office. 1/2 price sale!! Books, Posters, and more... information, contact Chris at 871-6238 or SWF seeks SWM/F to share 2BR apt. Rent 23'Stereo & Sound leave message. Georgia Southern Museum. Great gifts for 19«Rentals& Real Estate Female roommate needed Winter Quarter W/D, own room, new apt. Close to $225 + 1/2 utilities. Partially furnished. I teachers and students. Come see what we Music Man Spkr. Cabinet 2-12in. For sale: 1995 Nissan 240SX, blue have today!! Campus, furnished. Rent negotiable, call am a smoker and cat owner. Serious 1 bedroom apartment. Take over lease. inquiries call 871-6013. Spadkers $200. Leave message at emerald. Excellent condition, fully loaded Available Dec. 11. Call 489-6139 for more Lark 681-8591. Air conditioner window unit for sale, 764-5202 for Jason. plus CD player. $16,995. Call 489-4416. information. Wanted immediately! Female roommate excellent condition! $150 or best offer. Call Female roommate needed Winter, Spring. for winter quarter. Partially furnished, Must sell! Two 12" MTX terminators and a Mazda MX6 1988, good looking car, great Kim at 489-2021 after 5pm or leave a Accepting leases for now + Winter quarter. Partially furnished, W/D included, W/D, private bedroom! $200/mon +1/2 380 watt amplifer for only $200. Please condition, runs great. $2,500. Call now at message. 4BR units + roommate spaces. Water free walking distance form school, own room. utilities. Close to campus! Great call 681-6422 and ask for David. 871-4483. - 681-6763. Call Dana 871-7446. Computer for sale: Hewlett-Packard roommate! Call 871-5346. Panasonic CD Cassette radio for sale. $85. Female roommate needed, winter quarter. MAZDA MX6 1988. Great condition, good computer with word processor. Printer Call 871-3408. looking car. Runs great. Stereo. $3500 included. Must sell! For more info, call Anybody need a place for summer at Own bedroom, bath. Overlooks pool and negotiable. Call now at 871-4483. Jennifer at 871-6195. Willow Bend? 871-3368. lake in Player's Club. Only $230/mon. Call 21'Services SONY XRC410 cassette car stereo, CD 871-3801. Apartment for rent: 2 bedroom, no deposit, changer compatible. Never been used BRAIDS $200. Box with two 10" woofers $75. first months rent free, Park Place Female roommates wanted to share IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO HAVE 764-9215 Apartments, $237.50 per person, available partially furnished townhouse unit BRAIDS CALL CHASTIDY AT 681-9264. December 1st. Call Elizabeth 871-5497. walking distance of campus. Water and CALL TODAY FOR MY SPECIAL washer/dryer furnished. Prefer graduate Apt. To sublease . 2 bedroom, 1 bath, $200 HOLIDAY DISCOUNT PRICES!!! or upper class or faculty member. 27«Wanted per person. Colony apts. Clean with great 681-6763 Ref# BR89-28. i S V N O V V 3 S neighbors. Located near college cinemas. Come become a part of one of the fastest Looking for someone to follow to Virginia o s growing sports; Horseback riding. [3 • 681-4195. Female to take over 1/2 of lease. GA Villas for Thanksgiving Break. Want to leave Beginners through Advanced. Huntseat 9 V * s O z V a 3 N S 3 #21 beginning December. 2 bedroom, Monday. Call 871-5550. Leave a message. * 1 Bonnie Glen Apartments available now- and Western Pleasure. 764-2021 leave shared bathroom. $210/mon + 1/2 utilities. H 3 O V A V N 0 1 V IAI 2BR-$400. Quiet setting. Walk to class. message. Need ride to Atlanta Airport on the 9th 3 s a Call 871-2667 or leave message. Call 681-6763. will share expenses. Phone 871-7108. 1 Foreign students-visitors 3 IN 1 1 V 1 V||3 0 V a 3 A V Leave message if not home ask for Nicole. 21 Female roommate needed beginning DV-1 Greencard Program available. I V 3 S|| S H V 1 v| Winter Qtr. Large bedroom, huge living Tel: 1-800-660-7167 & (818)772-7168. area. Share bath. 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m The Beaver House Restaurant We Have A New Menu,., 121 South Main Street I2ffitfe£ Serving the Highest Some New Items Are... K£STAUK£NT ^LOUNGE f Quality Southern C Jalapeiio Poppers 1 | Cuisine in a casual © Mexican Cheese Steak Sandwich ^ g^^^^^^L^m atmosphere. C 14 oz Grilled Prime Rib 681-320/ Circa 1911 New Drink Prices Check It Out! Lunch Sm^ Lunch ll:00am-2:30pm Mon-Sun Lunch and Dinner. 764-2821 Dinner 5:30pm-9:00pm Mon-Fri • Call For Dates and Times • Mon. ■ Fri. 11am - 3pm "ALII JMCenu, Items'.J\.r

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Drive-in for a Change And See Why SONIC NOVEMBER Combos Beat The Competition By A "S" Mile!! (C) • Country Fried Steak Sandwich Do You Know Those Unpronounceable Dishes? Neither Do We. Offers Not Good With Any •Large French Fries -<* ■Bash Night: $£ 95 Other Coupons or Offers ""Buy One "Everything you're hungry for"" •Large Soft Drink Tues. 6-10:30pm O DRIVE-IN ' 322 South Main • DRIVE-THRU All-U-Can-Eat Wings (A) • Deluxe Sonic Burger |(D) • Breaded Chick-Filet Sandwic Lunch Entree $1 99' • Nightly Entertainment: •Regular French Fries •Large French Fries Wed.-Sat. with NTN and Get One FREE C A " F £ ♦Regular Soft Drink •Large Soft Drink QB-One Trivia Every Day Of Equal Or Lesser Value Nothing Fancy. Just Good Food. Coupon valid at this store only. (B) 'Ex-Long Chili Cheese Coney, (E) 'Double Meat, Double Cheeseburger • All-U-Can-Eat Buffalo The world's best wings, rotisserie chicken, soap, Does not include tax or gratuity. salads, sandwiches & burgers •Large French Fries Wing Eating Contest, Not valid with any other offer. •Regular French Fries $^39' 120 Lanier Drive., Statesboro, GA Dec. 4, 8:30-9:30 -- $12 DINE-IN ONLY •Regular Soft Drink •Large Soft Drink Limited Entry w/ (1/4 mi from GSU's Paulson Stadium) 681-3030 freet-shirt& prizes. Mon-Satll:30am-12am • Sun. ll:30am-10pm j _ JExpl2/15/95

ALL MONTH LONG! 8 oz. ribeye steakw/choice restaurant of potato & salad bar Only $799 221 N. Main • Statesboro, GA 764-2316 Featuring Statesboro7s Only Barbecue Breakfast Mon— Hamburger Wed-1/2 pound Specializing in M-F 5am - 9pm Combo w/ choice of ground sirloin w/ • Bar-B-Q Pork 764-9995 T& Sat 5am- 10pm potato potato & salad bar Sun 7am - 3pm • Smoked Chicken Highway 80 West Tues - Chicken Thurs — Fried fillet of • Smoked Ribs Catering Available Fingers with potato sea trout w/ potato & • Char-Grilled Steaks & salad bar salad bar •Buffet No Party Too Large or Small

Statesboro Highway If you drink, don't drive 301 South IZZ& 681-9066 If you drive, don't drink 'S-B?eadsiicksZa All-U-Can-Eat -Pasta-Desserts Mon.- Fri. Tues. & Thurs. Sat. & Sun. LUNCH DINNER LUNCH

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