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Founded 1963 • Volume 38 • IssueTHE 13 SENTINELwww.ksusentinel.com Kennesaw, Ga. • Wednesday, Nov. 12, 2003 Anne Frank museum opens at KSU Center Exhibit of Holocaust diary writer will recreate Frank’s hiding place online Lisa Marshall-Payton Results of our last poll: Staff Writer “Do you think professors should have the ability to he Anne Frank in the World drop a student exhibit will open Nov. 14 at administratively from a T the KSU Center on Busbee class?” Drive. The Anne Frank House in Amsterdam created this exhibit Yes 53% and is lending the materials to No 47% KSU. The mini-museum under construction encompasses 2,000 Take our next poll: sq. feet and will house the Anne Go to: Frank exhibit, which includes hun- www.ksusentinel.com dreds of pictures. A replica of Anne Frank’s hiding place is also *2,886 people subscribe to being constructed. The Sentinel E-mail The exhibit will include a edition. Be the 2,887th! piece of the Berlin Wall donated Go to ksusentinel.com by Sen. Chuck Clay in honor of and register! his grandfather General Lucius Clay. General Clay, according to the Atlanta Jewish Times, is the CORRECTION man who “masterminded the Ber- lin Airlift in 1948 after the Soviet The photo caption for the top left Union closed all roads leading into photo on page one of the Oct. 29 the divided city.” edition of The Sentinel was Cynthia Brandon, a Spanish incorrect. The photo was of major, said “It would be nice if the DANIEL VARNARDO | THE SENTINEL Becca Garber, a senior early world would learn from past mis- childhood education major, not takes and the stupidity of blind Digging in Illeana Koczkas. The caption hatred.” information was provided to The According to Sylvia Wygoda, Ground was broken Nov. 5 for the Humanities Addition, scheduled to be completed by Fall 2004. From the left, Laura Dabundo, Sentinel by the photographer, executive director of the Georgia chair of the English dept., Vice President for Academic Affairs Lendly Black, Rep. Doug Stoner, President Betty Siegel, Linda Melanie Avita, and both The Commission on the Holocaust, Noble, Dean of College of Humanities and Social Sciences, Student Government President Kort Peterson, and Carlos Balhana, Sentinel and Avita apologize for Holocaust survivors will be among participating in the ceremony. the confusion. the guest speakers at the museum’s The story entitled “Near open house. million dollars so that Holocaust impeachment in KAB” in the “People are coming to the educational materials may be sent Nov. 5 edition of The Sentinel exhibit from as far away as New from the museum to rural Georgia Museum Hours: Wygoda and the Commission on the was also incorrect. Kennesaw York,” Wygoda said. She is also schools. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday - Holocaust are looking for volunteers Activities Board Lectures “so very pleased that Governor “I will visit the exhibit as Friday to fill positions in visitor services or as Coordinator John Legg was not Sonny Perdue will be in atten- soon as it’s open,” said Nicole 1-5 p.m. Saturday - cleared of all charges. He was docents who will guide students from dance for the ribbon cutting cer- Hoffman, a senior Spanish major. Sunday. found guilty of lack of follow emony Nov. 14 at 2 p.m.” “I’m interested because my father Admission is free, but area schools and adults through the through with publicity and other Initial fund-raising efforts is Jewish and people should never donations are accepted. exhibit. For more information or to logistics dealing with the Famos raised $64,000 to secure the ex- forget what happened to the Jew- For information call 404- Amos event after repeated volunteer, call 404-651-9273. hibit for the next three years. There ish people during the Holocaust.” 651-9273 instruction from the Vice are plans to raise an additional President of Programming. He was not removed from his position. It is the policy of The Jason doesn’t sweat the small stuff disAbled Student Sentinel to correct all errors of Support Services fact. The Sentinel apologizes for Hours:8 to5 p.m. any inconvenience these errors Transfer student to,” Bourne said. “A sprained ankle or by appointment caused. is not a disability.” Suite 267, 2nd floor of navigates KSU Although it may seem like there the Student Center campus are many handicap spaces, there are ABLE* Students’ Info at insports really not enough of them when http:// Owls Soccer nails PBC Roberto Llopart people use those spaces to pick up www.kennesaw.edu/ Championship. Staff Writer friends or run into buildings just to clubs/dso page 10 drop something off. Jason remem- Students have busy schedules, es- bers an incident when his van was *Advocacy,*Advocacy, pecially towards the end of the parked in Lot C, in front of the Boldness,BBoldness, semester. Jason Bourne, a 21-year Student Center. He was returning to LLeadership, old junior who transferred from drop off some of his books and a Leadership, Floyd College, is no exception. student parked in the no parking EmpowermentEEmpowerment His semester has been busy with zone next to the parking space, block- papers and projects and he is al- ing him from using his lift. This ready planning his schedule for space is reserved for disabled driv- This has been his only negative the spring. He should have all the ers to utilize experience at worries, stresses and complaints their lifts. KSU. He doesn’t most college students have. Ja- “I was concentrate on son, however, does not sweat the shocked, the such things and small things in life. student ran in shrugs it off as

“I’ve been in a wheelchair since the Humani- “I have a great life, people just not

before I was in kindergarten,” ties building great family and understanding then returned people with dis- Bourne said. He was born with Spina friends who accept

Bifida, a condition where there is a five minutes “ abilities. hole or gap in the spinal cord. The later, jumped me for who I am Instead, Ja- stresses of papers to write or having in her car and son concentrates The Sentinel ROBERTO LLOPART | THE SENTINEL to study over the weekend for a test as she was and support me. I on his ambition “ Building 5, Room 277 Jason Bourne, a transfer student, navigating KSU “ 1000 Chastain road on Monday are minor compared to pulling out hardly notice the to be a sports Kennesaw, GA 30144-5591 what he has been through. He does provides help with academic work An extension of the DSS is the looked at me writer that stems not love to do these things. He is just when needed. disAbled Student Organization. The said, ‘Ooh, I’m chair.” for his passion Newsroom: 770-423-6278 not a complainer. According to Carol Pope, asst. DSO is a student organization that sorry’ and for the Georgia Advertising: 770-423-6470 drove away.” Bulldogs and the Fax: 770-423-6703 “KSU has been great. The teach- director of disAbled Student Sup- advocates on behalf of and height- -Jason Bourne Advisor: 770-499-3083 ers are real helpful and always ask if port, more than 200 students are ens awareness of students with dis- Bourne San Francisco I need anything,” Bourne said. registered with legally-defined dis- abilities. believes she 49ers. E-mail: The KSU campus has fairly ac- abilities, which would include vi- The one thing Bourne does wish said sorry to “I have a [email protected] cessible classrooms and also pro- sual impairment, deafness, a learn- would change on campus is the save face. He great life, great www.ksusentinel.com vides a student service called ing disability, attention deficit/hy- people who abuse the use of handi- wasn’t leaving, but if he were, he family and friends who accept me disAbled Student Support. This stu- peractivity disorder, an acquired cap spaces. would not have been able to because for who I am and support me. I Please recycle dent service helps students with dis- brain Injury or psychiatric disor- “There are a lot of people who it was convenient for this student to hardly notice the chair.” abilities acclimate to college life and ders. park in those spaces who don’t need abuse the handicap space. Page 2 • News THE SENTINEL Wednesday, Nov. 12, 2003 Muslim 2004 budget cuts may be hard students to swallow for students, staff observe Colleges operate between a rock and a hard place as budgets are slashed Cheryl K. Miller stitutions.” President’s initiative to have full month-long News Editor According to Meredith, record participation and disclosure,” Bill high enrollments in the fall 2002 said. “Dr. Siegel takes the impact of Ramadan tudents complain a lot these and spring 2003 semesters caused these budget cuts very seriously.” days about overcrowded intense pressure for universities. In Citing the nation’s economic Sparking lots, classrooms Georgia universities 2,200 more struggles, Bill mentioned “We’re fast without spaces and professors who classes were taught than the year looking at every way possible to cut have to e-mail assignments to stu- before. Because of the budget is- the fat. They’re treating every change Sara Coleman dents because of paper shortages. sues, only 16 percent [350] were with great care.” Staff Writer Most just don’t know why it’s hap- Understanding students’ con- SARA COLEMAN|THE SENTINEL pening. Enrollment for Fall Semester cerns, Bill said, “Students are going hh, smell the aroma of ham Muslim KSU students break their fast together on the Terrace Professors and faculty often 2003 by College: to be minimally impacted. From burgers, chicken sand field the complaints, followed by Chancellor Meredith to President Awiches, fries and pizza as the student’s typical lament that “I’m •Coles College of Business = Siegel to the faculty, there is a com- it drifts from the KSU cafeteria in it is the countdown to a new year. dent, fasting reminds Muslims that a taxpayer and I’m paying your sal- 3,520 mitment not to compromise the aca- the student center. Okay, so maybe “Okay, it’s time!” God is in control and is able to take •College of Humanities & Social ary… [or] for parking….[or] for the Sciences = 3,134 demic quality of instruction at KSU.” it is not a smell that reminds students Mouths move as they each say away pleasures. It helps her to ap- HOPE Scholarship.” •College of Science and Because it’s early in the bud- of mama’s home cooking, but for a quick prayer to thank Allah for the preciate those pleasures or bless- Many students don’t realize that Mathematics = 2,410 geting process for KSU, Bill cau- KSU’s Islamic students who are fast- food. But before they begin on the ings. the majority of a university’s budget •Bagwell College of Education = tioned, “It would be premature to ing for Ramadan, the smell of food main courses, they each eat a date, “We fast for one month be- doesn’t come from tax dollars. In 2,073 start making predictions for 2004 can be almost unbearable. which the prophet Muhammed cause it is one of the ways we sacri- •College of Health and Human fact, in Fiscal Year 2004 (FY 2004) Services = 1,775 and beyond.” Every Monday and Wednes- would do to break his fasts. The fice for God,” said Ghizlane Kirane, the Georgia University System’s •College of the Arts = 593 From January to March 2004, day at sundown during Ramadan, a dates quickly disappear into the a nursing student, also from Mo- share of the state budget is 11.3 •Other = 3,980 Governor Perdue and the General group of Islamic students gather to- mouths of the very hungry students, rocco. percent. This allotment is the lowest TOTAL = 17,485 Assembly will be hammering out gether in the student center to break and next, the rice, potatoes and spicy Azhari, who moved from Mo- it has been since 1967. the next state budget. It is only after Official SIRS Enrollment for Fall their fast. Ramadan began this year beef are consumed by all. rocco to the United States over five On Sept. 10, Chancellor Thomas they make the necessary budget de- on Oct. 27 and will end on Nov. 27. During the month of Ramadan, years ago, said that to her, fasting is a Semester 2003 = 17,485 C. Meredith reported to the Board of Official EFT Enrollment for Fall cisions that the administration of It is the holiest month of the year for healthy Muslims, starting from pu- way of self-purification and testing. Regents that the University System Semester 2003 = 12,746 KSU will be able to make changes. Muslims, as it was the month that berty, are to abstain during daylight “You don’t think you can do it. has absorbed budget cuts totaling $211 Dr. Lendley Black, Vice Presi- the Quran (the holy book) was re- hours each day from food, drink, The first few days of Ramadan, million. dent for Academic Affairs, is said to vealed to the Prophet Muhammed. sexual intercourse, vulgar speech you’re okay. But then, after about a Using a practical analogy on taught by full-time professors. be cautiously optimistic about the It is a time for them to acquire self- (including gossip and profanity) and week, it gets really hard to discipline how these deep budget cuts will Which adds another wrinkle to the future at KSU. control, to improve their health by anything considered unclean or ob- yourself.” impact the campuses in the system, impact that these budget cuts are “The KSU students have a good fasting, to thank Allah for his bless- scene. Kirane says that fighting the Meredith said, “There are those who having on the quality of education team working for them,” Bill said. ings and to empathize with those Back at the table, lively conver- temptation to eat makes her stronger say that the University System has students receive. “They really care about the students who are deprived of comforts. sations begin once the initial pains and teaches her to be more patient not been hurt by the cuts. There are The increased enrollments do and are very thoughtful about this On this particular evening, there of hunger are satisfied. One student and appreciative. For her, it breaks those who say it doesn’t appear we add $88 million from the tuition process.” Bill mentioned the tre- are seven students around the table, says to whomever will listen, “Can her own personal boundaries as she have lost any blood. So, there is no payments. This will offset the cuts mendous amount of fundraising that all eagerly awaiting the traditional we have sex now?” And another pushes herself to sacrifice food to obvious impact or suffering. That’s in state funding. At KSU, less than has gone on behind the scenes by Pakistani food, which KSU com- asks his Pakistani buddy, “So, show her devotion to Allah. because of the illusion of delay. What half of the operating budget comes Dr. Siegel, specifically the purchase munication student Natasha Paracha Aleem, how’s your dating life been For these students and the other do I mean by this? Think about your from state appropriations. of the additional houses on Frey prepared to share with her friends. going?” Aleem answers, “What dat- 1.5 billion Muslims in the world car. You can delay doing things - Dr. Louise Bill is the chair of Lake Road which house many of the Sundown, which will happen at ex- ing life? It’s Ramadan!” And, “Have today, the observance of Ramadan having the oil changed, your cool- the University Planning and Budget Centers of KSU. actly 5:42 p.m., is still 10 minutes you been keeping fast? I’ve skipped is sacred and part of their cultural ing system flushed, putting on new Committee at KSU. “This is the According to Bill, many of the away. two days.” The activity continues as and family tradition. The month cul- tires, replacing brake pads. To all second year this committee has been newest additions seen on campus “Ooo! I’m starving,” sais Paracha and Azhari stand several minates with feasting and the ex- appearances, the car looks fine. It functioning. It was established as a are not tied to state funding, but are Ouafae Azhari, a first-year finance times to offer the now cooling food change of gifts on the holiday, Eidul- still runs. It’s difficult to see how liaison between the Presidential critical to the beauty students enjoy student from Morocco. Ouafae, like to other friends who pass by the Fitr. Muslims thank Allah for the any harm has been done. But even- Cabinet, the faculty and staff.” The on campus. her friends, has not had anything to animated group. opportunity to serve him, which tually, if you don’t do those things, committee is comprised of faculty “When we’re in a situation that eat or drink since sunrise this morn- According to Essra Burgheba, makes the holiday similar to thanks- the car falls apart. We have taken from the different colleges, staff, requires this kind of thoughtfulness, ing. a bio-chemistry student and former giving, according to IslamiCity.com. these cuts, and we are delaying criti- student government representatives, I’d like to look at the big picture They stare at their watches as if Islamic Student Association presi- cal elements that, at some point, will and students.” rather than the inconveniences.” create serious problems for our in- “This committee is part of the

KSU FOUNDATION TRUSTEES YOU SHOULD KNOW

Name: James A. Fleming Nickname: Jim Hometown: Ocala, Florida Trustee Job: President, KSU Foundation KSU Job: Senior Advisor

Did you know? He chairs the Military Academy Selection Committee for the 6th Congressional District

Graduate of: University of Alabama

Favorite Book: The Pillars of the Earth

Favorite Place: St. Martin, N.A

Favorite Food: Fried shrimp

American Idol: Teddy Roosevelt

Passions: Snow skiing, scuba diving

KENNESAW STATE UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION

To contact the KSU Foundation: 770-423-6675 Wednesday, Nov. 12, 2003 THE SENTINEL News • Page 3 Put a little ‘zip’ into your holiday shopping POLICE
BEAT The “Zipper” goes between Town Center Mall and KSU during lunch hours Compiled by Matt Cutrona, Police Reporter

Roberto Llopart CCT want to encourage students, trict and a federal grant received by A female student is bringing sexual Staff Writer faculty and staff of KSU and office the Cobb County Dept. of Transpor- battery charges against a male that personnel in the Town Center area tation. was recently a temporary worker at Have you seen those crazy painted to van pool to lunch. The Zipper will run until Dec. KSU. The woman invited the man up vans in front of the Clendenin build- This innovative van pool pro- 23for anyone willing to go out on a to her KSU Place Apartment the ing? They’re painted black and white vides students and staff a way to get limb and try something that can help evening of Oct. 22 and things went polka dot and have the word Zipper to the mall free of charge. the community. further than she wanted. When she stenciled on the side in an array of The Zipper circulator has five said “no” to him he did finally stop, different colors. designated routes. Each route is des- A day on the Zipper... stating that, “that was the magic word.” In fact, they were given the ignated with a color; hence the dif- Ride the Zipper Things did go too far though because hen the Zipper debuted on Oct. 20, I went along for strange paint job for that particular ferent color letters in the word Zip- to the she is filing charges against the assail- reason - to be noticed. These vans, per stenciled on the vans. Town Center Mall: the ride. I wanted to see if it truly could give me enough ant. known as the Zipper, are a free com- There are always two Zipper Wtime to run errands and still return for my 2 p.m. class. Monday - Friday mute provided by CobbRides in con- vans that run 20 minutes apart. Rid- I really didn’t know where to start to find this thing called the Two purses were recently stolen out 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. junction with Cobb County Dept. of ers are able to run errands, shop or Zipper. I was truly confused about where to catch it. I checked the of the physical education building while Oct. 20 - Dec. 23 Transportation to take riders to Town eat lunch and still return to campus Zipper Web site and printed the route. But, I was still confused. a class was outside of the room. The So, I decided to ask in the Annex building if they knew where I Center Mall stores and restaurants. over a lunch break. Every ride on the The KSU route is “green.” officer that met with one of the Almost 8,000 cars per hour go Zipper is free and includes an op- There are three KSU Zipper could find the stop. As I started up the ramp, something caught my complainant’s was in the building on a through the intersection of Cobb portunity to win a $500 shopping stops: eye. report for another stolen purse. The Place and Barrett Parkway, accord- spree at Town Center Mall. •The CCT bus stop on Yep, it was the crazy painted Zipper sitting at the stop waiting for complainant’s were told to notify all of ing to CobbRides. This number of CobbRides is designed to ad- Paulding Ave. in front of riders. Those vans cannot be missed. the credit card company’s that they cars in such a short time brings con- dress traffic congestion and air qual- the Clendenin building, I hopped on and was given card to fill out to win a $500 shopping may posses and to check the trashcans •At Town Hall in University gestion, causes headaches and con- ity problems around the Town Cen- spree at Town Center mall. The driver told me I could enter as many to see if their purses were just taken for Place Apartments tributes to poor air quality. ter area. The Zipper project cost times as I rode the Zipper. cash. The officer then placed a boot on To ease the congestion and help $150,000. Funding came from the •In front of the KSU Center I was then given a “zippered” pouch with a frequent rider card on Busbee Dr. one of the complainant’s car until she the environment, CobbRides and Town Center Area Community Dis- inside that would be marked every time I rode. The tenth spot guaran- could return with a spare key. If there teed me a free prize. On top of that the ride was free. is any information regarding this mat- Now besides helping out the environment and easing congestion, ter, please contact the KSU Dept. of these three things are great incentives to ride the Zipper. I did make it Public Safety. to the mall and back with more than enough time for my class. Unfortunately, I was the only rider on the van. I went to the Christa Henson was arrested for University Place Apartments to ask dorm residents if they would use driving under the influence, furnish- the Zipper. ing liquor to a minor and underage “I believe it’s a great idea but I wouldn’t use it because I’d rather consumption, on the evening of Oct. not ride in a van with unfamiliar people,” said Susan Hanggi a 24. She was pulled over for speeding sophomore education major. when the officer detected alcohol on Kimeriu Swift, a HPS major said, “I think it’s a good idea if the her breath and placed her under arrest. Zipper was offered during the weekend but I don’t believe it is really Henson said that she had been drinking going to alleviate traffic during the week. I worked at Town Center at Cowboys because her friends work and it really wasn’t that busy from 11a.m. to 3 p.m.” there and can give her alcohol. This was not the kind of feedback I was expecting, especially since it is a free service. I have not heard of any other city providing Heather Croas is being brought up free transit for their commuters. on KSU judiciary charges for disrup- Yet, I was not discouraged. I was sure to find someone who tive speech and disruptive conduct. would use this new service. I returned the next day to photograph the Dr. Bob Mattox is filing these charges vans and there was a rider waiting in the van. He was not only using against Croas after she made these the service but excited about it. comments and gestures towards Paula “Being from the North, I am accustomed to riding public trans- Almond, Mattox’s assistant. Almond portation and recycling, both of which I’ve noticed is not practiced too is Croas’ counselor for previous cam- much in the South,” said Steve Berger, a member of Building Ser- pus incidents and has written her state- vices. “Helping the environment is something that is just done from ment of fact regarding the incident. the time you are young up there and it should be instilled in the kids Croas is a senior staff writer for The here as well.” Sentinel. -- Roberto Llopart, Staff Writer Page 4 • Viewpoints THE SENTINEL Wednesday, Nov. 12, 2003 2004 candidate critique Democrats don’t offer real leadership Nothing compassionate about Bush Before the Democratic thing. Most people like Mr. Bean It is only about a year until the next ter or an emergency.” With such seems to be along the lines of “we debates began, a survey found that – as a dry English comedian. They presidential election, and while it is setbacks, it will take years to get had to destroy the village to save it”. almost 60 percent of Americans just don’t want him in the White definitely hectic in the Democratic AmeriCorps back to the 59,000 Finally, to make sure no par- did not know the names of any of House. camp, it’s far from smooth sailing members it had in 2001 – so much ticular group is ignored, Bush has the Democratic presidential Dick Gephart, the only for President Bush. It wasn’t long for that 50 percent increase. decided to slight the homosexual candidates. It’s not surprising; the candidate with any previous name ago that the U.S. was all but giving AmeriCorps is not the only vic- community by declaring the week selection is not very exciting. recognition, is failing in his the finger to the United Nations and tim of Bush’s compassionate con- of Oct. 12, 2003 “Marriage Protec- Currently, there are 9 candidates. current duties as an elected talking about punishing the coun- servatism. Bush has even cut fund- tion Week.” Bush stated that, “Mar- Two governors, a reverend, four representative. Our elected state tries who would not support the war ing from programs he himself spon- riage is a union between a man and senators, two representatives, an representatives have an important against Iraq. Now we’re asking them sored. At the signing of the biparti- a woman” but ex-senator and a general are responsibility to represent and vote for financial support in our recon- san “No Child Left Behind” law, assured the among for their constituents. However, struction efforts. It’s apparent that it Bush stated that, “We’re going to public that his the Rep. Dick Gephardt has skipped will take more than glamour shots spend more on our schools and we’re administra- hopefuls out on three straight weeks of on an aircraft carrier for Bush to win going to spend it more wisely.” Good tion is work- with their votes. He missed almost 70 in 2004, so domestic issues will play idea. Unfortunately, four weeks later, ing to “build names in percent of the congressional votes an important role in deciding that Bush cut $90 million from the pro- stronger the hat. last session as well as in previous election. gram. In fact, in 2002 Bush pro- families.” The years. This man has a history of Bush has proclaimed to the posed only a 2.8 percent increase in Stronger selection not fulfilling his duties as an American public that he is a “com- education funding, which is the families of is quite elected official in Congress. passionate conservative.” Bush has smallest increase in seven years. Grant Voyles bigots, it disap- Maybe he likes to sleep in or the conservative part down pat – at States simply cannot make up the Viewpoints would ap- pointing something, but Americans should least a neo-conservative variation of difference. Looks like a lot of chil- Editor pear. He did Emily Daniels because, consider what that would imply it, anyway. With $844 million in ask the Columnist dren will be left behind. so far, for his presidency if elected. debt and the Patriot Act on his track To be fair, compassion cannot American people to create a society their The current Democratic front record, Bush seems to disregard both be defined strictly by money. Ac- “where all people are treated with “debates” have consisted almost runner, Howard Dean, encom- fiscal responsibility and civil liber- tion and policy decisions also count. dignity and respect.” So basically entirely of Bush-bashing tactics passes every trait of a weak leader. ties, two issues traditionally revered Take, for example, global conserva- Bush is saying be civil to homo- geared at getting the loudest He was quoted as saying, “I know by conservatives. But as to the “com- tion issues. One might say that ex- sexuals, but don’t give them any cheers from the crowd. They what I believe and I don’t care passionate” component of his man- tinction is a bad thing – but it’s not as civil rights. vehemently contest Bush and his what 70 percent of the American tra, Bush doesn’t have a clue. bad as being denied a real ivory I do not believe that Bush is administration, yet they offer no public thinks.” Despite not caring In his 2002 State of the Union paperweight, is it? That appears to mean-spirited. I believe that he does alternative solutions. Their what 70 percent of the public address, Bush promised to increase be the thinking behind a new scheme not understand how his actions af- platforms have consisted of thinks, Dean has adopted the safe AmeriCorps funding by 50 percent coming from the White House. The fect people. Bush was blessed with nothing except pandering to an Democratic tactic of pandering to — a move applauded by both sides administration plans to allow the family money and a family name anti-Bush crowd. Here are some the anti-Bush crowd rather than of the political spectrum. importation of hides, hunting tro- that allowed him entrée to places samples from the candidate field: stepping up to lead his party with AmeriCorps is a domestic version phies (think antlers, etc.), and live and experiences he would not have The Democratic Party really new ideas. He, like the other of the Peace Corps, focusing on com- specimens of endangered animals, otherwise attained, including Yale, seems to think they have struck it candidates, simply restates his munity outreach and education pro- which up to now has been illegal. exemption from combat in Vietnam, rich with former four-star general obvious disagreement with the grams. The Senate passed a supple- The proposal would permit such and a “career” in the oil industry Wesley Clark. Apparently, no one current administration. Certainly mental bill that would give the orga- importation as long as some portion (although Dad did subsequently have told the Democrats he was a there has to be more to this bid for nization $100 million, which is less of the purchase price is contributed to bail him out of debt.) It is almost registered Republican – until he the presidency than Bush-bashing. than one one-hundredth of a percent to conservation efforts in the coun- laughable that Bush still believes decided he wanted to be the Dean also said that the reason (0.01 percent) of the president’s tax try of origin of the animal whose his delusions about his tax cuts help- EditorialBoard president. Some would call him a the Democrats are not winning cuts, in emergency funding to parts were (legally) imported. The ing the economy and Iraq being a traitor or a sell-out, but most elections is because they do not AmeriCorps. The House of Repre- fairy tale behind this is that the de- justified war. The problem, how- Grant Sinclair Republicans are simply glad he is stand up for their beliefs. Even his sentatives subsequently stripped veloping countries that are home ever, is that he does believe them, Editor in Chief no longer associated with the opponents nod in agreement at this AmeriCorps of the money, while to the endangered species will thus and he refuses to see how his actions [email protected] Republican Party in any way. His comment. The Democrats talk the White House refused to support have an incentive to protect them. and inactions affect the average actions prove he fits well into the about fighting terrorism, but have the bill, stating that the AmeriCorps Well, it’s pretty hard to follow the American. And there’s nothing com- Cherie Miller category of indecisive donkeys. failed to help establish or support situation is “not considered a disas- convoluted reasoning, but the theory passionate about that. News Editor Next in the lineup is the joker any plans for homeland security. [email protected] himself, Rev. Al Sharpton. They are against ridding the world Sharpton has actually been quoted of a known terrorist leader simply Eric Croas saying, “I know you cannot plant because of their hatred of Presi- Features Editor watermelon seeds and grow dent Bush and refusal to support [email protected] oranges.” If that comment was any of his ideas. These Demo- not enough to turn the stomachs of crats’ failure to establish plans or Grant Voyles Democrats and Republicans alike, support homeland security Viewpoints Editor perhaps his public bragging about legislation is seemingly anti- [email protected] not paying his taxes will. America. They are not cut out for, The only female candidate, nor do they deserve, the honored Justin Young ex-Senator Carole Moseley Braun, seat of the president of the United Sports Editor calls her hound for the White States. [email protected] House “a destiny call.” She forgot Dean is right about one more her college major at her first press thing – the Democratic culture is conference as a presidential to say whatever gets the vote. candidate and she is making a Rather than standing up for what dash for the presidency after the they believe in, the Democratic people of Illinois questioned her candidates and leaders follow the quickquote judgment and did not reelect her polls and sprint to the front of the as a senator. popular culture line, hoping for a “Loneliness is the Rep. Dennis Kucinich was moment where they can say once the Mayor of Cleveland, something appeasing to the crowd. most terrible poverty.” Ohio. During that time, the city This country was not founded on Finally! A law we need -Mother Teresa experienced the “largest municipal political tactics. Rather, it was There are a few things I never say such as, “Yes tive Bernie Sanders of Vermont has introduced HR default since the Great Depres- founded on principle, belief, and daughter, you may attend the biker rally,” “I bet another 1157, the Freedom to Read Protection Act, which sion.” On top of the terrible reason. 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FEATURES & ENTERTAINMENT Page 5 WWW.KSUSENTINEL.COM WEDNESDAY, NOV. 12, 2003 Savannah: hostess city of the south Things I Vibeke Hodges just don’t Staff Writer ocated just four hours understand southeast of Atlanta down that dreary stretch of road They say it is the little things L that make the flavor of life. For known as Interstate 16 awaits an area bursting the most part, this is true. How with history, cool shops, great food many anecdotes do you hear at funerals that begin with, “I re- and tree-lined streets forming grace- member the time Grandpa con- ful canopies filled with Spanish quered Europe. Boy it was sooo moss. unexpected, and we Come and explore the town of laaauuuughed!” Savannah. It is not just for Saint Instead, these little tributes Patrick’s Day anymore. of past lives are filled with the Known to many as “The Host- little details like the time Uncle ess City of the South,” Savannah Joe got plastered and fell out of was founded in America’s thir- the boat and onto the driveway, teenth colony in 1733 by General or the time Daddy was hanging James Oglethorpe, who was as- Christmas lights and fell off the sisted by the Indian chief Tomo- roof. How about the moment when Cousin Ruthie realized that chichi. The general also designed someone had filled an old mouth- the layout of the many squares wash bottle with excess window that define Savannah’s historic cleaner. Much like district. During the Civil War, the The Cousin city was captured by General Ruthie, most Sherman and presented to Presi- Normal of us have dent Lincoln as a gift, but was learned that it spared the burning fate of other one is the little cities due to its natural beauty and things in life grace. that can kill During Oglethorpe’s time in you, disfigure Savannah, provisional gardens you or just plain drive you were developed in the hopes that insane. items could be exported to other Leslie Welcome to the tranquility of Savannah. VIBEKE HODGES | THE SENTINEL Why is it areas for trade. Thompson winter and spring. that the human The area held the name Trust- Staff writer brain cannot If energy of the present is in ee’s Gardens, and botanists were function inside demand, shake off the dust of the called in to grow cotton, rice, silk a car whenever the humidity ex- and peach trees. Savannah’s harsh, past and head to City Market. City ceeds 30 percent? At the first almost tropical, climate, however, Market was home to the local fish- sign of water from the sky destroyed most of the efforts. The erman, bakers and tradesman of everyone’s I.Q. drops, and the renowned Pirate’s House restau- the mid 1700s. Once bustling with freeways become a bumper car rant stands in Trustee’s Gardens horse and buggies, the streets are ride run by monkeys. Intersec- now, along with upscale boutiques now filled with restaurants, high tions become dangerous, as sport utility vehicles play chicken with and housing. Original to the colo- end shops for discriminating tastes oncoming semi-trucks. Not to nial period is the Herb House lo- and seasonal entertainment. mention that the turkey in the cated in the Pirate’s House, where For great seafood and a taste of Savannah’s nightlife, head to sports car has begun to weave in the royal gardener dwelled and and out of traffic without check- River Street, a local landmark. The experimented with crop ideas. ing his blind spot. actual street is made up of cobble- Lodging is plentiful here; for Amidst all this, there is the a romantic getaway, choose from stones taken from England in the one suicidal mother who is si- one of several bed and breakfast 1700s. While this adds to the multaneously yelling at her homes or book a room in the his- charm and grace that is Savannah, screaming kids, untangling a toric district near River Street. the slippery uneven surface can be sucker from her toddler’s hair, Most hotels are within walking tough to walk on; comfortable all the while frantically trying to distance to all that is offered in the shoes are suggested. rip the radio out of the dash- board because she cannot stop it historic area. Check out Another source for great lo- from playing the latest addition www.savannah.com for rates and cal seafood is Fiddler’s for casual to Barney’s music collection. availability. dining or The Chart House for something more upscale. For re- Then there are men. Men If a trip to Savannah for St. can manage a financial empire, laxed waterfront dining, visit The Patrick’s Day is in the works, book but they cannot seem to pay the Crab Shack on Tybee Island. This ahead. Savannah hosts one of the rent on time. Men can find lost largest St. Patrick’s Day celebra- restaurant is described as the place civilizations deep in the Ama- tions in the country and rooms go “where the elite eat in their bare zon, but they cannot find their quickly. feet.” Bring your appetite and keys. They can command an A great way to take in the rich come early; portions are plentiful army a million strong, but they historical culture is to take either and on weekends, so are the wait cannot answer the simple ques- a walking tour or a tour via trolley times. tion, “What do you want for din- ner?” car. Various types of tours are The short commute, mild cli- I have seen men who can available, including tours of his- mate and rich culture make this bravely tame tigers, but crumple torical homes, museums and city and ideal weekend getaway into whimpering balls at the sight churches, or follow the path of the for Atlantans. Entertaining is key of the baby taking his own dia- New York Times best seller Mid- here, so do not be surprised if you per off. Men can train their bod- night in the Garden of Good and are invited for cocktails! Savan- ies to lift an entire car and put it Evil throughout the historic dis- nah is a city rich in history that on their head, but they cannot trict. Savannah is located on the celebrates the past but slowly manage to put the toilet seat down. coast, so temperatures are mild moves toward the future. Perhaps until the summer which can make Has anyone else noticed that this adds to the charm of all that is VIBEKE HODGES | THE SENTINEL it ideal for walking in the fall, Taking a stroll down River Street in every group project, there is simply Savannah. always an idiot? I have noticed this, and these people are more Virtual marijuana being grown at KSU frustrating than a man who will not change the toilet paper roll. Why is it that women can only make themselves beautiful Leigh Carfi veloped.” new drugs will have the opposite “Actual drug research is abilities involved in experimen- behind the wheel of a speeding Staff Writer Reggio has had a grant from effects of THC, as well as various something we would never do,” tal drug research, KSU does not car? Why do women feel the the National Institute on Drug applications, including appetite Combs said. “You need a special have the space. need to spray themselves with In the Chemistry lab wing of the Abuse since 1985. suppression and memory en- license. We don’t have the facili- “We would need to put an enough perfume to kill a herd of Science Building, KSU Chemis- “It’s called The Molecular hancement. ties, and there is nobody in the addition onto the building to get buffalo? Some lovely ladies, try Professor, Dr. Patricia Reggio, Determinants for Cannabinoid The computational models department with that kind of ex- more research space,” Reggio despite the fact that the eighties expired thirteen years ago, still is growing “marijuana” for re- Activity,” Reggio said, “It’s a designed by Reggio and her re- pertise.” said. “There aren’t enough labs.” tease their hair into shapes that search on the plant. She never grant for research to find out how search team are sent to a research The license needed is issued “There is a tremendous un- defy the laws of physics. makes any contact with an actual drugs act on the molecular level.” institute in North Carolina. This by the federal Drug Enforcement dertaking to get approval for that Why must women endeavor plant, however. Reggio’s work is Reggio’s research is centered institute is where research on the Administration. Only the person kind of research,” Combs said. “I to starve themselves enough to purely computational, and the on what are called cannabinoid actual marijuana plant is per- doing the research would be al- don’t see KSU ever doing that.” look like a 12-year-old boy, in- only marijuana she ever sees is receptors. These are the areas formed and compounds based on lowed to handle the substance. It stead of enjoying the glory of a woman’s curves? I personally “virtual marijuana,” seen on the where THC, the active drug in THC are designed. The com- would be required to be kept in a enjoy the fact that my big old screen of the graphics computers marijuana, binds in the body. pounds are then shipped to vari- locked refrigerator and detailed Tundra Butt has actual shape. in her lab. “We want to know what turns ous locations to be evaluated. logs would need to be kept. The shape may be flat and round, “Theoretical work is an im- these receptors on and off, and KSU is not among those lo- “The logs would be audited but hey, it is a shape. portant part of medical and phar- how molecules like THC actu- cations. by the DEA,” Reggio said. “You So with all these things in maceutical research,” Dr. Leon ally bind to receptors,” Reggio “A license is required to would lose your license if more mind, the next time the chaos, the stupidity and the sheer in- Combs, the KSU chemistry chair, said. “This can allow for the de- handle controlled substances,” was gone than what was supposed COURTESY OF KSU sanity threatens to overwhelm said. “All drug companies have a sign of drugs that bind to the Reggio said. “Anything that binds to.” you, just do what Ruthie does. theory division. The theoretical same receptors as THC.” to a cannabinoid receptor is con- In addition to the legal li- Sit back, relax, and calmly wait Professor, Dr. Patricia Reggio, work comes before drugs are de- According to Reggio, these sidered a controlled substance.” for your gums to stop burning. is doing research on marijuana. Page 6 • Features & Entertainment THE SENTINEL Wednesday, Nov. 12, 2003 Technology fair to assist students with their KSU tech IQ

Heidi Paruta Senior Staff Writer KSU Special Events and University Relations just to name omputers have been around for years a few. Staff, students and faculty are also volunteering now. The Internet, Web sites, computer their time and efforts to the Technology Fair. games, software and hardware have be Many vendors will visit KSU to help out, including come more popular and more common in C Circuit City, Apple, Adobe, Dell, E-Portfolios and Dinavox. society. You may have a computer of their own, but KSU’s own library, bookstore, wellness center, nursing do you really know how to use it? program, career services, student development center, and After owning a piece of equipment like that for a even KSU’s Continuing Education Center will also be in couple of years, you begin to learn the basics. You Kennesaw State University 2003 attendance. Vendors will be there to talk about their know how to turn it on or off, download and upload, technology, guide you by answering any questions you and pretty much get to where you want to be, whether Technology Fair may have and demonstrate how their equipment is used. it is to your word processor, your e-mail or that action Some vendors will even have equipment to try out. game of Unreal Tournament 2003 that you just cannot There will be a “Directed Play” room in Kennesaw Hall keep away from. where people may come in and explore the computers and Most people probably know how to do these Nov. 13 from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. technology available. In addition, a “Tech Wizard,” from things, but there are so many more options. There is the Educational Technology Training Center, will be on always something new and available for your com- hand to answer any questions you may have about a Web puter and you will want to learn as much as you can in Vendors will be around campus and in site or computer program. this increasingly technological society. The nursing building will expose you to equipment That is the purpose of Kennesaw’s newest event, Kennesaw Hall. such as treadmills, pedometers and heart monitors. Also, The Kennesaw State University 2003 Technology Dr. Max North of Science and Information Systems will Fair, which is being held on Nov. 13 all over campus. open up his Virtual Reality Therapy room for demonstra- The purpose of this fair is “to expose people to tions. Student David Filkins will be showing the room to hardware and software that can enhance their educa- one or two students at a time between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. tion and life-professionally and personally.” This event is open to and welcomes all students, Responsible for this production is Dr. Michaela faculty and the community. Learning technology is very D’Aquanni, of KSU’s Dept. of Special Education, important in order to continue to progress with the times. who would love to see the Technology Fair become Another important purpose of the Technology Fair is to a yearly event. show people that “technology does not have to control Two years ago, D’Aquanni attended a confer- our lives, but it is here to enhance our lives. We want ence where vendors exhibited their technology. to keep the human element in it.” D’Aquanni said. It was at that point that she decided KSU needed Barnes and Noble Bookstore is also a notewor- a tech fair of it’s own. thy vendor. They have agreed to let TOSS and It has taken this long to make it happen student teachers fill out applications for 20 percent because of the time that goes into planning such off cards, which they can use to build up their a huge event. D’Aquanni says it would not have classroom libraries. been right if it was done in a short amount of time. The event will run from 9 a.m. until 7 p.m. People had to be informed and have enough on Nov. 13. Vendors will be around campus time to prepare. Professors will be taking and in Kennesaw Hall. There will be programs their classes to the Technology Fair instead available with information about the attend- of lecturing. Vendors from all over will be ing vendors. Sandwiches, snacks and drinks attending. will be available for purchase. Many people have contributed their “We want people to feel they can time, and D’Aquanni says the most im- come to KSU to keep up to date with portant part of it is the fact that it is a technology,” D’Aquanni said, “and we collaborative effort. Helping out are hope to impact and influence every- people such as Dean Wan of the Bagwell one on campus as well is in the College of Education, Assistant Dean community.” Ann Smith, as well as Lee Funk, Jenny Veers and Lisa Grimsley, as well as

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York Henderson York Henderson Staff Writer Staff Writer With nu-metal finally, slowly, dying the painful death that all tem- For seven years, Darkest Hour porary fads do in the music busi- has been writing music and con- ness; a new almost as disturbing stantly touring within the un- trend has been emerging. derground hardcore and metal Major labels over the last year and a half have been sweeping up scene. They are in the very lucky acts revered by the underground and often attempted, but hardly punk, hardcore and indie rock scenes, achieved, status of having re- and they are putting out watered spect not only in the hardcore down but still “cool to the kids” scene but also in the metal and records. punk communities. With Hid- Poison The Well seemed des- tined to be become one of those acts den Hands of a Sadist Nation ever since their second release on Darkest Hour finds themselves Trustkill Records Tear from the Red. not only writing their best record They had a large and intense fan to date, but they are on the fore- base of hardcore music kids, but front of a genre they have been they still somehow managed to in- a part of for so long. corporate melody and hooks into now incorporate a lot of spacey ele- lose attention and focus after the For those unfamiliar with their brutal songs. So, of course, ments along the sounds of “Ok Com- first few songs while listening to when word spread about Poison The puter” via Radiohead. this band. This is mainly because Darkest Hour, their sound com- However, to me the vocals same amount of power and im- Well signing with a major label there The heavy parts still sound like almost every song has the same for- bines elements of Swedish and can sometimes begin to get re- pact. These complaints though was a lot of skepticism and early Poison The Well, mat and pattern. American metal (bands such as petitive and boring since the only are minimal compared to the negativity in the air. mostly syncopated guitar For someone looking for some- At the Gates, In Flames, style of vocals greatness and value of this The ironic thing is Poi- chugs with double bass thing new, and they are unfamiliar Slayer, etc) with traces on the record record. son The Well incorporates blaring; but they also have with or have never heard Poison The and hints of hardcore and is screaming. With Hidden Hands, Dark- the best aspects from this Music an unusual amount of up- Well, I highly recommend this band with their new album tempo, hardcore riffing record. For any veteran of punk or punk. Darkest Hour also They are still est Hour finally proves that they Review You Come Before You . similar to the last album, hardcore, you will most likely find manages to swing half of effective and have what it takes to grab the The album is in fact The Shape Of Punk Rock this record to be a little typical and the riffs they play into Music well done, but metal-core genre by the horns heavier then their last effort, and the To Come, by The Refused. with all the predictable parts that not only being heavy, but a little varia- and ride the bull. Their sound is melodic parts are more solid and Poison The Well will appeal to this genre of music is beginning to also chillingly melodic. Review tion would refreshing in days that consist thought out then before. What you fans of heavy music and obviously crank out over and over again. There are only two spice things of mediocrity and blandness in get is catchy hooks turning into bru- most people into hardcore or metal While You Come Before You complaints about this al- up in that de- most facets of music. That in- tal breakdowns on a dime, while at already know at least know who has its moments of interest; all in all the same time still flowing and co- they are. it is something that is more destined bum: The first being the vocals. partment. cludes everything from the main- herent as actual songs. While I find this album better to be on your shelf after a few weeks Some may applaud the only The other complaint comes stream to even the underground. The melodic parts still sound a then their last effort, I still begin to of listening. screaming vocals, since so many from the length of the songs. I recommend this album to lot like early Deftones, but they also Grade: C bands try to scream and sing and Some of the songs are so long anyone who is into or interested it comes out terrible. Perhaps, that it literally seems like they in metal-core and it is definitely this is a better attitude of stick- are just playing the same song in my top 10 list this year. From boys to men, Hanson is back ing to your guns rather than twice. Most of them could be cut Grade: B botching the job. in half and still maintain the Review of Underneath Acoustic

Kiki Amanatidis sings lead on a song called Staff Writer “Deeper.” Re-make worthy of classic praise The opening track on the al- They are back. After a three-year bum “Strong Enough to Break” is break, Hanson has spent the past up-tempo and was one of the first York Henderson three months touring the U.S., songs they played live off this Staff Writer Canada and London. To go with album. Following that are a series feel to it. the tour they have released of ballads including the The CD also includes “Penny The remake of Texas Chainsaw the acoustic CD Under- title track “Underneath” and Me” which is the song that Massacre could not have come neath Acoustic. and Isaac’s solo Hanson has played on numerous at a better time. There actually It is an 8-track CD that “Deeper.” “Misery” is TV appearances, and it will be the appears to be a resurgence of gives fans a glimpse of not Music slightly more upbeat than first single off of the new album movies coming from the hor- only the acoustic shows, Review a ballad, but one thing is due in stores this spring. In the meantime Hanson is ror movie industry. An indus- but it also gives a sneak for sure the song does not peak at the upcoming album Un- reflect its title and is far from closing up their acoustic tour on try that has been collecting dust derneath. misery. Nov. 5 with an almost sold-out for the last five or six years, The CD shows growth from One of the most entertaining show at the renowned Carnegie but to choose a cult classic such their last record and proves that songs on the album would have to Hall in New York. They will also as Texas Chainsaw Massacre they are not the boys that did be “Hey!” with lyrics such as play a special show at the House to remake was a risky move “MMMBop” anymore, but they “Hey, after Sunset Drive cruising, of Blues in Chicago on Nov. 11 teetering on the edge of genu- have grown to become amazing baby/You’re just yesterday’s that will be filmed for future re- ine wrongness. possibly even outdone its pre- What makes the remake of musicians. prize” and “When I’m making my lease. The CD Underneath Acous- When word first began decessor. this film better then the origi- Middle brother Taylor still movie, baby/You keep saying all tic can be purchased at those shows or online at www.hanson.net to spread about the film While viewing nal are the production choices sings lead on most of the songs, my lines.” The album closes with but 18-year-old Zac sings lead on “Love Somebody to Know” a pi- GRADE: A it left many in either the previews for that the original director (who “Misery” and 23-year-old Isaac ano-based song with a folk song anticipation, shear the film, the first did amazing with what he dread or simply won- thing that I began had) did not have the means dering what in god’s to worry about was to accomplish. The twisted Review of Oct. 29 concert name is the Texas Jessica Biel as the story is still essentially intact Chainsaw Massacre. film’s main char- scene for scene giving even Atlanta fans had to wait set with the song “Down” off So based on the Movie acter, but she those that love the original through two and half months of the fan club CD they re- of shows before Hanson an- leased. It was the first time title for those that do handles her role in nothing to really cry “blas- Review nounced they would be stop- that they performed this song not know; the Texas the film extremely phemy” about. ping here for the second to on this tour, and it was ex- Chainsaw Massacre well and ends up Whether you have seen last stop of their acoustic tremely well received. They is pretty self -explanatory. The playing the part perfectly. the original Texas Chainsaw tour. On Oct. 29, Hanson performed a variety of songs film starts with five teenagers The actual direction of the Massacre or not, I would played a full-house show at from their seven years of in the early 70’s on their way film is impressive and atmo- highly recommend the re- Earthlink Live. music, and they also did some to a concert when they get side- spheric many times leaving you make to anyone that loves a The show was not covers that were older tracked in a small hick town. creeped out simply by the set- good, twisted, scare. Those only a part of than the band itself in- COURTESY OF HANSON.NET Once in they arrive in town, ting of the scene. Also, the ef- that have not seen it and are Hanson’s “Under- cluding “Ain’t No Hanson’s’ “Underneath Acoustic they are introduced to a whole fects are dead on (no pun in- fans of the horror genre; this neath Acoustic ’03 Sunshine” and “Teach ’03 Tour” plethora of insane rednecks and tended), and everything looks movie is a must see. Tour,” but it was also Your Children;” all of lor played on the piano and for Star 94’s annual which sounded almost dedicated his solo “Crazy not to mention…that is right, disgustingly realistic. For those that are Texas Concert Halloween Bash. Star as good if not better Beautiful” to the lady in his you guessed it, a chainsaw The makers of this film Chainsaw Massacre veterans, Review wielding maniac. have also mastered the effect I recommend it for the fresh 94’s afternoon DJs than the original ver- life. Cindy and Ray intro- sion. All in all it was an amaz- Despite what many pure of “something popping out take on a classic film. You duced the band who had no Each brother did a solo ing night of non-stop music. horror buffs may claim; this when you are not expecting it” owe it to yourself to see what opening act, and the set was song, and the first solo of the The boys left the crowd long- film is one of the few remake’s routine, causing viewers to everyone is/has been talking very simple with a few floor night was from the “little one” ing for more, but fans will about. that has in fact not only im- constantly jump out of their rugs, a black piano, a bench Zac followed by Isaac and have to wait at least a few proved on the original, but also seat. Grade: B and a drum kit. then Taylor. The first two did more months until the next The boys opened up their guitar based songs, but Tay- tour. Page 8 • Features & Entertainment THE SENTINEL Wednesday, Nov. 12, 2003 Reel News (Movies/DVD) WhatS YoUr SIgN? Eric M. Croas Features Editor Horoscopes Dumb and Dumberer: When Harry Met Lloyd (DVD released Nov. 11) Taylor and Tiffany Evers f Aries (March 21-April 19) Every story has a beginning, and this film goes back to the roots of the 1994 Staff Writers I never thought I would say this, but thank God we film Dumb and Dumber and shows how Harry Dunne and Lloyd Christmas are in Georgia. The weather has been nice, the became friends in high school. l¤Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) people are okay, and most of all, half of our state is Now, Libra, I know you have probably already heard When the home-schooled Dunne shows up for his first day of public school, not on fire! The only thing I would change would be of the Owl Registration system crash that lost it is Christmas who begins to show him around. As seen in the first film, having Arnold as our governator. Dunne and Christmas are not the brightest bulbs in the box, and in this movie, everyone’s scheduling data. You had better grab your their high school principal decides to use that fact for a scam to start a “special books and high tail it to the student center where they g Taurus (April 20-May 20) are selling raffle tickets for each class, because they needs” class. Very busy times will be approaching you soon. are selling out fast. If you are very lucky, you might This is not a film to be taken too seriously, but there is a seriously strong Just because you are busy does not mean that even get into that 10 p.m. underwater basket weaving everyone else is not. If you lay too much on your ensemble cast that includes Eugene Levy (American Pie) as the principal, class you have always wanted. Derek Richardson (Felicity) as Harry Dunne and Eric Christian Olsen (Not students they might rebel. Be aware that your Another Teen Movie) as Lloyd Christmas. m¤Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 21) address and other personal information can be found within a matter of seconds in a google.com Trivia Your name has been soiled and your hopes and dreams search. • This movie was filmed primarily in Marietta, Buckhead and Walton High of becoming a professional writer have been crumbled. School. Next time you plan on plagiarizing, try jacking h Gemini (May 21-June 21) • Extras on the DVD include commentary, a making-of featurette, a docu- material from a magazine that half of the world does By now, the arsenic you put in the halloweener’s mentary on the casting of the film, deleted scenes and a blooper reel. not read. treats should be starting to take effect. Good thing n Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) you wore gloves and tied your hair back to keep Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines (DVD released Nov. 11) any and all evidence out of the new packages you There is something very important to your life that you This film happens after the ultimate D-day has passed, and John Connor is put the “flavored” candy into. Plus, the sign have not yet done. Go see Kill Bill as soon as possible. no longer on the grid. He has become a drifter without a license, credit card, (“Kids: take as many Arsenickers as your grubby Your life cannot be complete with out it. cell phone or even a regular address. little hands can grab”) was so ingenious, they’ll never think it was you. Yet Terminators from the future appear at the beginning, one comes out in o Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) the form of an amazing looking woman and of course, there is Arnold Guys, you know that you will never win an argument i Cancer (June 22-July 22) appearing in his title role. She’s got a cold stone attitude and efficient with a woman. The safe way out is to just smile and manner as she begins killing her targets. At the same time, Arnold is busy Follow our directions closely. Look in front of nod your head, agreeing with every word that comes you… No, look behind you! Look harder! You looking for John Connor, and the film takes on the same feel as T2: out of their mouth. This applies not only to your friend jackass, this was written two weeks ago. Judgment Day. and her younger sister, but also her milfer of a mom. Trivia j Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) • Ang Lee was offered the chance to direct this film, but he chose to direct p Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) Shameless plug: You are not doing anything else Hulk instead. Thanksgiving is coming soon. What better way to give on Wednesday at 8 p.m., so why not come and • This is a special edition disc and it includes some of the following extras. thanks than to gorge ourselves on as much turkey and check out some of our very talented students here Commentaries, special introduction by Arnold Schwarzenegger, new stuffing as our stomachs can fit? Who cares if you gain at KSU? Open mic night is the perfect forum for footage, gag reel, the HBO First Look documentary, three other featurettes, 10 pounds after the meal and the ensuing week of either you to speak your mind or to hear what others trailers, galleries and DVD-ROM content. leftovers? You can rest well knowing that everyone else have to say. Look for the signs for this gathering, AKA in this country is in the same gravy boat as you. Tertulia, posted everywhere around campus. Gothika (Movie releases on Nov. 21) q Halle Berry stars in this psychological thriller about a criminal psycholo- Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20) k Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) gist who wakes up a patient in the same facility that she works in. You have made the keen observation that all redheads Just because you look freaky enough to not have to wear are either fugly or drop-dead gorgeous. Nicole Kidman: Why is she there? She has been accused of killing her husband, but she has a costume on Halloween does not mean that you are gorgeous. Carrot-top: fugly. Julia Roberts: drop-dead no memory of it. suave enough to pull it off now. Listen to your friends’ gorgeous. Alfred E. Newman: drop-dead fugly. As she tries to convince everybody of her innocence, the film takes on a discreet, subtle hints—when they said it would be funny Congratulations. to tie you to a pole, douse you in flames, and laugh at supernatural twist. It seems there is a vengeful spirit that is using her as its you while you burned, it was not about watching YOU pawn to do evil. Trivia burn, they were talking about your ghastly clothes. • While performing a stunt, Halle Berry broke her forearm. • The film’s production company Dark Castle Entertainment has shown a Zen Wisdom penchant for producing dark and scary films as witnessed by 13 Ghosts, Computers are useless. They only give you answers. ~Pablo Picasso House on Haunted Hill, Ghost Ship and their next project Macabre. P.S. Hey, folks, what do you think about the horoscopes? E-mail us at [email protected] and let us ~ Information was gathered from internet sources and press kits. know what you think! Wednesday, Nov. 12, 2003 THE SENTINEL Features & Entertainment • Page 9 We’ll help This may be your golden opportunity for your career, education, even your social life. 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Saturday’s game Wabnitz’s fingers into the bottom of 12/12 @Middle Tenn SU 10:30p game knowing you can’t was no different. the crossbar and ricocheted back 12/13 @Middle Tenn. SU 9:30p win. No matter what you The Rifles (13-6-1) came out of into play. Fream, who was sprinting 1/8 #Humber (Canada) 9:30p I do or how well you play, it the gate with an obvious game plan in while the kick was in the air, took 1/9 *Humber (Canada) 9:30p won’t be good enough. The only – attack the Owls at any opportu- the rebound off her right foot and 1/17 Florida Tournament question is how bad will the nity. With USC Spartanburg’s coach blasted it into the back of the net for in Ft. Myers, FL TBD score be. Kendall Reyes shouting instructions the 2-0 halftime lead. 1/18 Florida Tournament TBD This must be how all the to his offense from the sidelines, the Then in the 58th minute, Fream 1/25 *Texas A&M 1:00p women’s soccer teams in the Peach Rifles kept the ball on the KSU side completed her first career hat trick, 2/5 &UGA 9:30p Belt Conference feel when they have of the field for most of the first 15 and as if there was any doubt, ended 2/13 @Tulane TBD to face Kennesaw State. They could minutes but could not generate any any chance of a Rifles comeback. 2/14 @Tulane TBD play an absolutely flawless game, real scoring chances against the Owls Speedy Catherine Clarke started the 3/20 #Middle Tenn. SU 9:30p and they would come up short. stout defense. play when she raced past a defender Saturday, the Rifles from USC Soon, however, the Owls be- and sent a crossing pass to Fream # - Denotes at Ice Forum @ Town Center * - Denotes at Ice Forum @ South Lake Spartanburg got the chance to feel gan controlling the ball and putting who settled it and fired a shot into RICHARD L. JOHNSON | THE SENTINEL & - Denotes at Gwinnett Civic Center this way for the second time this pressure on the Rifle defense. After the upper right corner for the 3-0 Jessie Fream recorded a hat trick in the championship game. season as the Owls easily dismantled numerous chances, the KSU offense final score. them in the Peach Belt Conference finally broke though in the 33rd “It’s difficult to get a hat trick nament was one of our goals to be- and coaches thought it was impor- NCAA championship game by the score of minute. Defender Linsey Cornelius any time, much less in a champion- gin the season,” Fream said. “It feels tant to complete this step entering 3-0. The Owls have now won back- cleared a long pass to freshman ship game,” King said. “They say awesome to win it for the second into the NCAA Division II Regional to-back PBC titles and have set their Alissa Saylor who crossed the ball the best players step up in the big straight year.” playoffs which they will host this Tourney sights on larger prizes. into the box where Jessie Fream was games and she did that. She played Fream also said some kind weekend. “We set very high expecta- waiting. She leaped and headed a tremendous.” things about the defensive unit of “We didn’t want to lose to start tions for this season and this was shot that just went past a diving Fream’s three goals not only Hirsch, Cornelius, Rebecca Hall and the postseason because we are play- one of the goals,” said Head Coach attempt by Rifles goalkeeper Diana gave her 17 on the year, tying Laura Patrice Rose. ing well and it was important for us starts Rob King. “We are playing well Wabnitz into the left corner of the Tucker for the team-lead, but earned “Our defense doesn’t get credit not to slip up,” King said. and we want to keep up our mo- net to put the Owls up 1-0. her Tournament MVP honors. Goal- they deserve,” Fream said. “They “It’s been a great year for us so mentum. It was important for us Only eight minutes later, Fream keeper Jessica Marek, Hirsch, and are doing a great job.” far and hopefully we can continue Friday not to slip up.” notched her second goal when she midfielder Mari Rubert all made the While there wasn’t much doubt this farther down the road,” Fream The Owls (20-1) cruised into happened to be in the right place at All-Tournament team. as to which team would win the said. “We are peaking at this point.” the championship game having effi- the right time. Defender Katrina “Winning the Peach Belt Tour- tournament, both the Owls’ players Joseph Dollar Staff Writer

The KSU Lady Owls soccer team begins its quest for a national cham- Gzehoviak named PBC Player of the Year pionship Friday evening at 7:30 p.m. at the KSU Soccer Complex against Presbyterian in the first round of the Six Owls receive All Conference honors NCAA Tournament. “It’s good to be able to face a team you’ve already played well against,” said Head Coach Rob King. Catherine Clarke Jessie Fream Jenae Gzehoviak “The girls will be confident going Midfielder Midfielder Midfielder into the contest.” Their confidence is understood. The Owls defeated Presbyterian just two weeks ago 3-1 in South Caro- lina. “That was the best first half we’ve ever played,” said freshmen forward Laura Tucker. “They hardly touched the ball; hopefully we can do that again.” The Owls have played one of the hardest schedules in the nation. The only loss on the season was to •PBC Player of the Year the defending national champion •Third in PBC assists – •Tied for First in PBC RICHARD L. JOHNSON | THE SENTINEL 11 goals – 17 •First in PBC points – Christian Brothers University on two Janae Gzehoviak led the Peach Belt Conference in controversial penalty kicks. •Third in PBC assists 46 •Second in PBC points assists and points this season. “We’ve improved a lot since per game – 0.52 – 43 •First in PBC assists – we played them last time,” Tucker •A two-time All-PBC •Second in PBC game 18 Joseph Dollar didn’t tell the story of how good said. “It was a good test in order to player. winning goals – 4 •First in PBC game Staff Writer she was for us. This year she prepare for where we are now.” •A two-time All-PBC winning goals – 5 found the back of the net and I The next round of the playoffs player. •Third in PBC goals – fter leading the Peach thought she showed that she was will begin on Sunday against the 14 Belt Conference in to as good as she really is this sea- winner of the Carson-Newman ver- tal points, Jenae son. We know she deserves the sus Tusculum game being played A Gzehoviak was named as the accolades,” King said. right before the Owls game on Fri- conference’s Player of the Year Catherine Clarke, Jessie day at 4:30 p.m. at the KSU Soccer last week. She led the charge as Fream and Patrice Rose were Complex. 2003 All Conference she and five other Lady Owls named to the All-Conference made the PBC All Conference team for the second straight year. Rebecca Hall Patrice Rose Laura Tucker soccer team. Fream tied teammate and first Gzehoviak, a sophomore time All-Conference player Defender Defender Forward from Marietta, led the confer- Laura Tucker in goals with 17 ence in points (43) and was tops scores. in assists (18). She was also the Tucker took a red-shirt sea- only player in conference his- son last year and took the con- tory to be named the PBC Player ference by storm. The powerful of the Week three times in one forward said her honors were gotnews? season. Gzehoviak is also the justified by the team’s success. first KSU player to capture “I was excited about it but I If you have a Player of the Year honors. The was really surprised because I’m story idea or are midfielder was also named All- a freshman and everything,” Conference. Tucker said. “Plus, how good interested in Head Coach Rob King said we are helped not only me but joining The he believed she was one of the the other players that made (the •One of key members •Had the assignment •Tied for First in PBC Sentinel sports top players last season. With all conference team.)” of the Owls defensive of locking down the goals – 17 another year under her belt and Rebecca Hall was also re- staff, call editor Justin unit that recorded opposing top scorer. •First in PBC shots – 98 with the on field success of the ceived conference honors and Young at 678-557- nine shutouts this •A two-time All-PBC •First in PBC goals per Owls (20-1), King wasn’t sur- helped Clark anchor a defense season. player. game – 0.89 prised for Gzehoviak’s honors. that allowed only 11 goals all 4900 or e-mail him at •Fifth in PBC shots – •Third in PBC points - “She was as good as a player season long – a conference high jdy5929@ 52 38 last year as far as impact goes in by a margin of 10 scores. students.kennesaw.edu every game for us. The stats Wednesday, Nov. 12, 2003 THE SENTINEL Sports • Page 11

Men’s XC sprints to National Championship Oklahoma. Nebraska has its powerful option attack going Nathan McCreary Georgia finished third with 120 again, averaging 241 yards a Senior Staff Writer points and University of Tampa fin- Fab 5 game, behind QB Jammal ished with 162 points. Lord’s swift feet and those he KSU men’s cross coun Mutai, Korir, Taylor, Mason big corn-fed Midwestern try team finished second in and Waters were named to the 2003 Chris Lerstang linemen. After losing three the NCAA Division II All-South Region Team after the Senior Staff Writer T straight, the Wildcats have South Regional Championship be- race. reeled off four in a row and hind Harding University in The KSU women’s cross coun- Auburn at #7 Georgia have not scored less than 38 Panthersville on Saturday. The sec- try team finished in a disappointing Saturday, Nov. 15, 3:30 p.m. points during the streak. Ell ond place finish pushes the Owls fifth place overall in the women’s Sanford Stadium Robertson and Darren into the NCAA National Champi- 6k race in Panthersville. Agnes Athens onship on Nov 22. Kipkuna and Magdalena Polko fin- Sproles are a nice 1-2 punch Joseph Mutai was the top Owl for KSU, but even will not be ished 15 and 16 and were the only This will be the only trip to finisher in third place at 31:19. Mutai Lady Owls to break the top 20. KSU able to get it done against the Georgia for Auburn after finished between four Harding run- finished with 117 points overall, five Cornhusker’s defense, so dropping a heartbreaker to ners, who almost sweep the top points behind Harding University’s expect a Nebraska victory at Ole Miss last week that took seven spots. Jacob Ritich and Peter women’s team. Peach Belt rival home. Kosgei finished first and second for University of North Florida finished them out of the SEC West race. Teams continue to make the Bisons at 30:35 and 30:51. first with 76 points, just ahead of the NFL Harding’s Scott Weitecha and University of Tampa who finished QB Jason Campbell beat Maciek Miereczko finished fourth with 81. them with his arm and he has Dallas at New England and fifth, just ahead of Elias Kipkuna was the lone Owl to be not been able to do so against Sunday, Nov. 16, 8:30 p.m. Gonzalez from the University of selected for the 2003 All-South Re- quality opponents so far. Gillette Stadium Tampa. Harding rounded out the gional Women’s Team. UGA comes into the oldest Foxboro, Mass. top seven when Bison Reed Fisher The KSU men’s team will travel rivalry in the South after finished at 32:22. to Carey, N.C. on Nov. 22 for the having two weeks to stew Coach Parcells brings his The Owls earned second place NCAA Division II National Cham- about another loss to the surprisingly good 7-2 Cow- when Landon Taylor and Francis pionships, hosted by St. Augustine Gators, and the Dawgs are Korir crossed the finish line in ninth College. The race will be run at the boys into New England foaming at the mouth to get and tenth place. Fellow Owls Greg SAS Soccer Park. KSU has already where he used to walk the back on the field. It is be- Mason and Jason Waters finished run the course earlier in 2003 for the sideline. QB Quincy Carter tween the hedges, so expect 12 and 13 overall. The five top 15 Great American Cross Country looks like a ten-year veteran Georgia to get the best of finishes gave KSU 47 points, enough Meet. The KSU men finished in and has developed into quite War Eagle. to beat out the rest of the field. eighth place overall, however, the RICHARD L. JOHNSON|THE SENTINEL a field general. New England Harding finished with an impres- race included schools from Divi- is not going to lay down easy, sive 19 points to win the South sion I. Landon Taylor (271) and Jason Waters (272) helped spark #11 Purdue at #4 Ohio State especially at home where Regional Championship. West the Owls in the region meet. The duo were also named All-Region. Saturday, Nov. 15, 3:30 they are 4-0. Tom Brady has p.m. been effective behind center Ohio Stadium Atlanta West and always seems to have his It’s a real world after Columbus, Ohio Hypnotherapy Clinic team in position to win. Dallas is on a roll, but even A trip to the historic Rose with the Big Tuna on the all for men’s bball Stress - Motivation - Depression - Confidence Bowl may be on the line for sidelines they will not have Justin Young McKoy said. “I don’t think we were smoking - study habits - personal problems these two teams who are both weight - fear & phobia - alcohol - sports enough. Expect the Patriots Sports Editor ready to fight such a big war.” 5-1 in the Big Ten. The Ray Luque, a junior college to roll. Certified hypnotherapists members of bbb - Cama cobb Buckeyes just keeps squeak- The Magic Kingdom did not reveal transfer from Miami, scored 11 county chamber of commerce national guild of ing by but are in position for Kansas City at Cincinnati any tricks for the Kennesaw State points in the Owls 65-50 loss to hypnotherapists another national title shot if South Dakota State - a team Ingle Sunday, Nov. 16, 1 p.m. men’s basketball program last week they keep winning and get at the Disney Tip-Off Classic. In- called the best Division II team he’s 15% off initial session with this coupon! Paul Brown Stadium some help. QB Craig Krenzel stead, the No. 22 Owls came home ever seen in person. Cincinnati, Ohio is not flashy, but he gets the with a taste of reality after going 1-2 Luque, one of the seven new- 770.928.0394 job done and has a solid to start the 2003-04 season. comers on the roster, said the losses 4268 Canton Highway, Marietta Who would have thought that defense on the other side. Head Coach Tony Ingle started should not have happened. the Bengals would be 4-5 and Purdue counters with an a different lineup each game and “This was a very big wake up in the mix for their division? call,” Luque said. “We know we efficient offense that hung 27 battled through injuries and early And who would have thought foul trouble from his returning play- should have won all three games. points on then-No. 10 ranked that the Chiefs would be ers. Maybe we were too confident and Iowa and a defense that is one undefeated after nine games? “I think the outcome of the trip thought we could just breeze by ev- of the best in the nation. This is a “watch-out” game was a combination of things. We erybody.” Somehow, OSU finds a way for KC because coach Marvin have new players, we have guys that KSU suffered a big loss to the to win, so expect the Buck- Lewis has the Bengals aren’t healthy and we are out of rotation when sophomore Georgy eyes to do it again. sync. Plus we were playing good Joseph went down to an ankle in- playing well with Rudi jury. The 6-foot, 6-inch versatile ath- Johnson running wild and QB teams,” Ingle said. Kansas State at #18 Ne- Terrence Hill was the only con- lete will be out for at least two weeks. Jon Kitna not turning the ball braska sistent player for the Owls, scoring The Owls are back on the road over. The Chiefs have been Saturday, Nov. 15, 3:30 double figures - including a 20 point on Nov. 21 when they travel to Utah the talk of the league and are p.m. performance in the team’s only win. Valley State. The first home game of dismantling their opponents Memorial Stadium Reggie McKoy, the Peach Belt the year comes Nov. 22 when the with a precision offensive Lincoln, Neb. Conference’s top rebounder last sea- Owls host St. Pauls. Tip off is slated attack. Kansas City has way son, struggled through early foul for 6 p.m. too many weapons, so expect trouble. He said he, along with his The winner of this one is in Lady Owls start season the Chiefs to keep the streak new teammates, did not realize the the driver’s seat for the Big on Saturday vs. West GA alive with a road win. talent of the opposing team.s 12 North title and the right to The KSU women’s team “We came out so fast and with get their brains beat in by only two weeks of really playing kicks their season off at 2 p.m. at together, we are still a new team,” the Spec Landrum Center. bythenumbers Combined rebounds for Reggie McKoy in the Owls first three 7games (including a scrimmage). KSU went 1-2 in that period.

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