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Volume 62, Number 20 Georgia Southern College Statesboro, Georgia 30460 April 29, 1982" Ex-hostage tells of ordeal By KATHY TINDALL The whole ordeal was ability to blame anyone but News Writer unbelievable—almost crazy, themselves for their "No day in my life, Rosen said, "Sometimes problems. "Iran feels besides my birth and it was like a dream, history has treated them marriage is enscribed more because the reality of the badly." in my mind than when I situation was hard to In order to try to was taken hostage," Barry accept." understand the takeover of Rosen, a former Iranian "I have no animosity the American Embassy, it hostage, said here Thurs- towards the Iranians, is important to see the day. Rosen said. "I'm not about Iranian's perception of the Rosen, who was as- to go and shoot somebody United States, he said. "We signed as the press attache because of this." were considered by the to Iran, was taken hostage "Although I do feel that Iranians to be the greatest in the storming of the one day some Iranian of all of the imperialists." American Embassy in Iran student that held me Rosen feels that in on November 4, 1979. "My captive will get a scholar- addition to this view that 444 days in captivity gave ship to the United States the United States is an me a new perspective on the and I will meet him in the imperialist country, they relationship between the streets," Rosen said, "that felt we were "trying to United States and Iran," he will be the moment of destroy the traditional said. truth." structure" in Iran. Iran had "It kind of reminded me According to Rosen, a tremendous amount of of a Woody Allen movie." Iran has always had the disenchantment with the Jnited States. The Iranian students wanted to destroy US- Iranian diplomacy, and by President Dale Lick helps in front of the Newton Building holding the hostages they commemorate Ground-Zero Day was part of the celebration of the succeeded, said Rosen. on April 22. The planting of trees anti-nuclear war protest. Nuclear war protest celebrated By RICHARD POLLETTE the anti-nuclear war Lane Van Tassell, at He went on to say that News Writer. movement, was celebrated McCroan Auditorium on the two super powers have a here at GSC by a conclave April 22. "total strength of three tons Ground-Zero Day, a delivered by Political Van Tassell said that of TNT for every man, national day of protest by Science Department Head, woman and child in this BARRY ROSEN nuclear war is "the most pressing, intellectual issue world. A megaton explo- of our day. To fail to deal sion in a city of four million with all the other issues and like Detroit would kill half a For fall quarter to fail in this issue, is indeed million and injure about six to fail." of seven hundred thousand "We are thinking of people." spending $1.5 trillion in the "We have gone over the Housing facilities re-arranged next five years," said Van years not only competing Tassell. "This means that with nuclear systems, but By SCOTT SHERWIN freshmen; since Pat Burkett, director of had you been bom at the we have gone ahead piling Assistant News Editor Housing, says, "Upper classmen, or anyone on time of Christ and spend a weapon upon weapon Anyone who's been to an SRO concert knows campus who reschedules their housing this May, will million dollars a day for 20 missile upon missile, levels about crowded conditions, and students may very not be forced to triple-up in the fall." centuries you would have of destruction upon old well experience the same situation next fall as According to Burkett, Stratford Hall will be open only spent half that much." See PROTEST, p. 3 enrollment increases and living space decreases. to all men. Stratford is currently the residence hall for Standing-room-only seems to apply to incoming international students. Deal Hall, currently being renovated, will be open in the fall to women. Deal offers space for 102 girls. Elections complete "Current renovations include new ceiling/floor tiles, light fixtures, plumbing, and an interior paint By DEBBIE WELLS yet, more students voted job," says Burkett. "Deal Hall is structurally sound, News Writer last week than they did in despite rumors. It is just an old building. Deal is The SGA run-off election either of the other two definitely not a safety hazard." resulted with Jody Mel- elections." chers winning the position Newly-elected president See Related Story, p. 2 of executive vice president, Jody Usry commented "I and Terri Smiley that of didn't think that we had a Warwick will remain a girls dorm, but sororities bad candidate running. will have to give up their chapter rooms for extra vice president of finance. Either way, I would have living space. Veazey Hall, currently for women, will "The run-off elections been satisfied with the run- become a man's dormitory come fall quarter, with ran reasonably smoother off results." priority given to foreigners and athletes who need to than either of the previous remain on campus during holidays. Hendricks will elections held this year," Usry he's have the same requirements; only for women. said Don Johnson, current added that president of SGA. ready to get things going in "GSC is not going to establish a 'football' dorm," says Burkett, although "Dorman Hall will house Johnson added that he the SGA office. He is currently on plans around 100 football players." was surprised at the votes working turnout for the run-off to organize an informal "Tripling students in dorm rooms, which happens his every fall, will pose no threat to current GSC elections. "More than 700 planning meeting with co-workers. students, providing that students wishing to remain students decided to vote in this last election," he added. Each of the newly See HOUSING, p. 2 "We had fewer candidates elected officials will take in the run-off elections and their offices on May 1. Page 2, April 29, 1982, The GEORGE-ANNE- Housing offers spring sign-up By KATHY TINDALL during this designated proposal are: insufficient "Spring sign-up is News Writer period should experience no housing in the community, designed to be a fun time as 1 "We want to give all the overcrowding. "We don't possibility of "no show well as helping students to currently enrolled students expect to triple up currently applicants" next year, and acquire their choice of good first priority in housing," enrolled students." financial aid cutbacks, living arrangements," said Louise Screws, On the other hand, according to Screws. Screws said. assistant director of students who don't sign up Housing. will lose priority to their GSC faculty win The Housing Depart- space. Although spring ment is planning a "spring sign-up is designed to help GHEA state awards sign-up" week to alleviate students, the students who any problems when signing do not participate will have were Betty Lane and By VALERIE SEXTON up for housing next year. problems next year with Frances Seymour who News Writer Spring sign-up week is May housing arrangements, she A GSC faculty member received the Silver Circle 3-6 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. said. Award in recognition for 25 was among the award Tents will be set up in front "We expect to have to years of service to the GHEA winners at the 63rd Annual of Landrum where housing triple occupancies in the Georgia Home Economic Jeanie Pullen was applications will be. freshman dorms." Association state wide supplied. Housing officials meeting held at the Atlanta awarded District Home Economist for East District and RA.'s will be available "We are projecting 400 Marriott Hotel on April 2-3. to assist in the sign-up more students than we had Frieda Brown, a faculty Cooperative Extension Service. i procedure. this past year," Screws member in the Home "There will be a carnival said. Economics Department, Also attending the atmosphere so that signing One solution to alleviat- was awarded Outstanding meeting were Carrol up will be easy enough for ing overcrowded conditions Home Economist in College Austin, Cindy Thomas, the students to just drop on campus was to abolish and Universities for GHEA. Susan Darrell and Betty by," Screws said. There will the requirement that This award recognizes a Lane, head of the Home be music, balloons, and free sophomores must live on member's service each year Economics Department. Cokes provided for the campus. Although this throughout the state GHEA's featured guest students. solution was considered, it organization. speaker was Senator Sam According to Screws, did not pass. The reasons i Other award winners Nunn. students who sign up for the failure of this LOUISE SCREWS HOUSING

Continued from p. 1 do," added Davis. "A model apartment will be available in around on campus next year reschedule during this quarter," "People generally have a misconception three weeks," said Knight. "I am also looking for said Burkett. concerning our housing policies; if students will sign other possible sites near the campus to build "Some incoming freshmen will be tripled up, but up for housing during the allotted period, then they apartments." hopefully not for long," says Larry Davis, vice will not face the threat of tripling," said Davis. Bill Cook, vice president for Business and president for Auxiliary Affairs. "Tripling has never "Those students who wait and miss the deadline will Finance, feels that no great problems will arise due to been on a permanent basis," Davis said, adding that have to take their chances." the expected increase in students come fall. "Tripling "we are expecting around 400 more students, so far, According to Davis, between GSC and the will last no longer than fall quarter, with only some than this time last year, but we don't expect any community, no students should be without housing. lasting that long." Cook added that the situation tripling to last past fall quarter, if that long." Buford Knight, owner of a local construction would probably work itself out by winter quarter. Currently, there are 250 room vacancies on company, and builder of Windsor Village, University There are always students who never show up for campus. Past experience shows that some people Village, and The Pines Apartments, is building reserved housing, and it is common for some students remain tripled, by their own choice, after fall quarter. apartments across from Oxford Hall to help with the to drop out of school by winter quarter. "We don't want tripling any more than the students overload. The apartments, not connected with GSC A new service will be offered to students seeking in any way, will be completed and available by fall off-campus housing by fall quarter. "We are currently quarter. searchng for a realtor, with an independent agency, "We will have 18 one-bedroom units ready for to aid students in finding off-campus housing," said occupancy by summer quarter," said Knight. When Cook. "This person will be a mediator between the Minkovitz Celebrates the completed, the apartments will consist of 26 one- community and the^ college." bedroom units, and four two-bedroom apartments. According to Cook, the possibility for a new dorm Annual Downtown All the apartments will be garden apartments, no on campus, anywhere in the near future, is very slim. townhouses, or two-story units will be built. "The current proposal for university status mentions All residences will be energy-efficient, total the possible need for new dorms, but that is a long- electric, offer central heat/air, fully furnished and range request seen by the Board of Regents." New will be on city water and garbage collection. dorms are not the number one priority. "It is SPRING FESTIVAL The one-bedroom units will be situated for two extremely difficult to get money to build a new dorm," students, but, said Knight, "I am going to offer a sofa said Cook. Forecasts say that college enrollment will bed option for a third person, which will cut down drop during the '80s. "I'd love to build a new dorm," 6roups students' costs." stated Cook. "We're definitely not following the Save on 0 f Spring Fashions! Rent for the apartments has not yet been decided. decreasing trend. We are growing in reputation, They will be comparable to surrounding apartment which may offset the predicted trend. At GSC, we're prices. predicting a continual increase, and more people are beginning to recognize GSC." Still, Cook doesn't see a Save on Special Purchases! new dorm anywhere in the near future. "Right now, we are working on getting the very best utilization of what we have and working with the community," explained Cook. "Hopefully the trend has started for the private sector to pick up the slack Save on Door Busters! in housing shortage." It is a gradual process trying to "upgrade" housing. According to Cook, GSC is spending $300,000 annually on housing. "We have spent Save on Mother's Day Gifts! between $50-60 thousand on Deal Hall," said Cook. "Other dorms are not requiring such extensive renovations, but work on dorms will continue ? throughout the summer." Cook also stated that around $95 thousand has been spent on Oxford Hall Register for 100 in Prizes! bathroom renovations, with an additional $6 thousand going to much-needed Oxford repairs. Buy One Chicken According to Burkett, other requests have been made concerning dorms. Additional furniture for 8'^^ Sandwich and get One study rooms is being sought, and private telephones Limit one per customer Nol to be used FREE for Brannen and Cone Halls have been requested and with any other coupon are expected to be installed during summer. MinkovHz Expires May 6,1982 cheese and tomato Sophomore living requirements will remain the extra Downtown Statesboro Hinesvllle/Statesboro area only GTOi; I CLIP COUPON" ■■ same next year, but will be changed in fall of 1983. .1 SB

-The GEORGE-ANNE, April 29, 1982, Page 3 Tutorial Program Scholarship fund offered TUTORIAL PROGRAM - SPRING QUARTER 1982 By TRACY REDMOND persons whose vocations the first year," stated News Writer did not require education... Million. "The amount will SUBJECT DAY TIME LOCATION "There is a need to common people with an change as the endowment Biology Tues. 7:30- 9:30 p.m. Biology S-102 1 uncommon dedication to Wed. 7:00- 9:30 p.m. Biology S-102 encourage academic excel- lence," stated Stevefn the value of education." Chemistry (Schedule to be posted in the Chemistry Dept. and Halls) There is a Million, assistant professor Foreign Language of education. This is one of The Million Scholarship French Mon./Wed. 4:00- 5:00 p.m. Hollis 112 need to the goals of the scholarship Fund will provide financial German Tues. 11:00-12 noon Language Lab established by Million's assistance through -which encourage Thur. 2:00- 3:00 p.m. Hollis 103 family in memory of his outstanding students can Spanish Mon. 4:00- 5:00 p.m. Hollis 101 grandparents. be recognized and assisted. academic Wed. 5:00- 6:00 p.m. Hollis 101 Candidates for the scholar- Geology Mon. 7:00- 9:00 p.m. Herty 101 ship must demonstrate excellence Earl and Norma Million Math Mon/Wed. 6:00- 8:00 p.m. MPP268 academic excellence, had careers as school Physics Mon./Wed. 8:00-10:00 p.m. MPP 120 personal character, motiva- grows." Students apply for teachers in their native ting interests, extracurricu- the scholarship in the same Shelby County, Missouri. If you need tutoring or if you would like to tutor, please contact the lar activities and financial way as other financial aid. appropriate department listed above. Tutorial assistance may be Million described his. need. The scholarship is Million stated, "His family grandparents as "advo- obtained free of charge for any of the above listed subjects for all open to full-time undergrad- will participate in the cates of the liberalizing students. uate students majoring in decision of the recipients effect of education, even for education. along with the financial aid "The scholarship fund committee." The first Ginn brings campaign to GSC will range from $175 to $200 award will be next fall. By ROBBIE FOWLER the views of gubernatorial commitment to the youth of campaign could be the key News Writer hopeful Ginn. this state and he rejects the to Ginn's hopeful election," "A good educational Ullman says Ginn idea that youth in general Ullman says, "a good program is a preventive believes the strongest are apathetic." college turnout could add cure to many problems in this point of his campaign is Ullman believes Ginn's four to six percent to the state," Alan Ullman, youth education, and that he main outstanding quality overall vote." coordinator for the cam- plans to revamp the over the other candidates is Amy Strickland, Ginn's paign to elect Bo Ginn, told educational system. Ginn that he "has a narrow gap GSC campus coordinator, a group of students Monday says one way to improve the between promise and announced upcoming night. Ullman and several state's educational pro- performance." Ginn, events for the campaign. other Ginn supporters are grams is to increase the pay Ullman says, understands May 1 will be a Bo Ginn travelling across the state's for teachers, who Ullman the state and national rally at Grayson Stadium in college campuses spreading says "are entrusted with the budget situations better Savannah; May 6, Ginn future of American youth." than the other candidates. will speak at the Contin- "Bo has a strong "We believe our college uing Education Bldg. Steven Million with GSC President Dale Lick PROTEST —y^ Continued from p. 1 jg. 3E ag -ae-je ,„.,,. mw force on selective bases. goal. If the Russians want ones, and done this almost "People who believe in to be stupid and spend their helplessly like we are under counterforce are now in the money adding to" nuclear hypnosis," said Van political and military past stockpile, why should we?" 1 Tassell. of both countries," said Van Van Tassell - also "The most enduring Tassell. expressed hi& opposition to Hops Barley myth of the arms race is "If our long term'goal is the Civil Defense, saying it that the more nuclear survival then what differ- is resources put in the weapons we have, somehow ence does it make? The fact wrong direction. The idea of makes us more secure. In a of the matter is that adding a nuclear attack doesn't nuclear age the more to the nuclear stockpile work. It will only lull us into weapons we have the less doesn't help us achieve our a sense of false security. &Rye secure you are, and perhaps the weaker you are," he 301 South continued. Mother's Day is Sunday, May 9. Van Tassell stressed that in a nuclear age all the past concepts of victory, attack and defense are Mon. - Heineken & Moosehead obsolete. ••• Van Tassell quoted Einstein as saying the atom has changed everything Tues. - Ladies Night except our mode of thinking. We could turn Bud & Miller Ponies 10* 9-10 p.m. around (the historical ••• saying) to read, "Those who fail to escape from history are doomed." HAPPY HOUR DAILY Van Tassell went on to point out the fallacies of the 2:00-7:00 two strategies debates: Mutual-Assured Distribu- Draft 50- Bottles & Cans 75' tion and Counterforce. Send flowers to that girl back home. Mutually-Assured Dis- This Mother's Day, remember Mom with an FTD* Big tribution is based on the Hug® Bouquet. A beautiful arrangement of fresh flow- assumption that these are ers in a distinctive Ceramic Pot. Just stop by your near- POOL'PINBALL'VIDEO never to be used, but to est FTD® Florist before May 9, and send the FTD Big convince your adversary that Hug Bouquet. It's a special Mother's Day gift the girl you might use them. Van back home won't ever forget. Tassell called this plan "the rationality of the irrational- Send your love with special re Oysters - Friday - Shrimp ity" and described it as either "a bluff or a suicide The FTD Big Hug Bouquet is generally available for less than * 18.50. As independent retailers. FTD Florists set their own prices. Individual $2.50 doz. All You Can 1/4 lb. pact." prices may vary. Service charges and delivery may be additional. Counterforce is the most J 1982 Florists' Transworld Delivery Association. ®Registered Eat Oysters 2.00 recent struggle. It involves trademark of Florists' Transworld Delivery Association. *A cooper- atively owned floral wire and membership service. planning to use nuclear 5.00 3T see ■oL^C •arc: ac ae 3TC -IE ir Page-4, April 29, 1982, The GEORGE-ANNE- Sally Scherer

SALLY SCHERER VALLERIE TRENT Wanted: One job Editor Managing Editor

It started about Christ- certainly most exciting, the "Please accept this mas time. Family members first time I made the front correspondence as an and loving friends became page. indication of my interest in GEORGE ALLEN JIM CLAXTON quite concerned about my I remembered competing applying for the position of News Editor Business Manager future and they let me know with one of my best friends a news reporter . . ." about it in no uncertain for the position of news I spent the following day terms. editor for the paper and behind a typewriter. I Editorial vieus expressed in The C.eiirKt-Anni' are not necessarily those of the CSC "Put your resume losing. I remembered the addressed only the primary administration or faculty. Signed columns are solely the rieu point of the writer. together yet?" first time I ate lunch with list in hopes that it wouldn't "Typed your resume Dale Lick and the first be necessary to ever yet?" faculty senate meeting I correspond with the "Got your resume copied attended. I remembered the secondary papers. yet?" first paper I put out as editor Seven cover letters typed Watch the Eagles soar "Sent out any resumes and the anger I felt when folded, sealed in envelopes yet?" someone who was unfam- and mailed on Friday. Intramural softball has been The same should be said at the end of Ah, it's nice to be cared iliar with the whole process What a relief! Now all I receiving a lot of support and the baseball season. Baseball Eagles for and worried about. And found a misspelled word on had to do was sit back and participation this quarter. Students need just as much fan support as the though the interest existed page seven. wait for the responses. I was enjoy seeing their friends out on the basketball team received. Attendance on the part of family and My list had a pretty good sure I'd have at least three diamond trying to be Dale Murphy and should be at a maximum at every game. friends, I myself wasn't too length by the time I reached interviews set up before the Chris Chambliss. Eagle baseball has a reputation of being excited about the whole' my senior year. The next month was over. Support of intramurals is a dominating force in the South, and adventure of resume-typing step was to simply present it Tuesday afternoon: two understandable because the students this is due in part to the support they and cover-letter-writing all in a pleasing manner. "No thanks." Wednesday themselves are involved: however, lack have seen during each season. This and so I procrastinated. Easier said than done. morning: one "Thanks of support for the Eagle baseball team is season should be no different. I put it off as long as I I typed it over and over anyway." Thursday after- not understandable. We should not let intramural softball' could and I guess it wasn't and over until the spacing, noon: one "Get some more Students supported and attended the be the highlight of this season. Instead, until the end of last quarter spelling and detail were experience." That's four basketball games this past season and we should turn our earnest support to the when I realized my days at correct. down and three to go. Next step: the printers. I this recognition helped them to have a Eagle baseball team. It is fun to support a GSC were numbered (38 The first couple, "don't figured it would take them call us ..." really hurt. How successful campaign. winning club. from today if you don't count exam week) and at least two weeks to get it could anyone turn down a sooner than I thought I printed but I had 100 fresh college graduate, full would have my degree in copies' of my entire list of of enthusiasm and open- t my hand and I'd automatic- qualifications in my hand minded? How could they? What atmosphere! ally turn into a qualified, four days later. I tried to I know it's not the end of educated person. procrastinate again. the world, I know it's only When Landrum goes for a face-lift, it But what about those students who The time had come over "Got your resume four out of seven, I know my really goes all out. First came the want to eat without the fear of a tour spring break and a lot of printed?" parents won't kick me out of Denny's furniture, then the Morrison's guide or an astronaut coming up to them reflecting took place. You "Got your cover letters the house if I don't have a buffet atmosphere, now we can pretend during a meal? Well, we say eat at see, when putting together a written yet?" job by June 13, but that Sarah's. we're eating on the moon. resume it's necessary to "Who you sending them didn't make it any easier. In case you haven't noticed, the wall to?" A friend of a friend of Landrum's efforts to liven up the remember back to your decor in Landrum is, well, "different." freshman year and compile That was the response I mine who is an engineering place have succeeded. Anything is better Food Services has decided to liven up the a list of all the activities you received from friends and major has sent out over 100 than blank walls, large blank walls that place by pasting up full length wall were involved in and the family once again and so in letters and received 50 "no prints. is. organizations to which you order to maintain my sanity, thanks" in his reply mail. Students wishing to eat in a tropical So, if you decide to tackle the new belonged. I went to see my advisor to It's disheartening, setting can feel free to do so under the atmosphere at Landrum, just put on I went year by year and seek professional help. discouraging and a feeling Landrum sunset, those wishing to eat in your bermudas, your spacesuit, grab made my list. Along with it Together we compiled a of hopelessness comes over a greenhouse, go right ahead. your hedge trimmers and eat. came memories of old list of primary papers (those you. friends no longer here, I wanted to work for but I've spent four years crazy parties and some stood little chance) and learning and bettering tears. I remembered the St. secondary papers (those I myself and I always Education found elsewhere Patrick's Day I spent in didn't care to work for but thought I would be accepted Once again, CLEC has provided this there, but wanted to be there. Savannah with my sopho- stood a better chance of into my profession with campus with a culturally enriching more roommate. I remem- finding employment with). open arms. So, on Friday afternoon, I guess I'll go find my experience. Barry Rosen, a former Through CLEC, GSC students were bered the first time I was after a couple of beers, I secondary list and keep my Iranian hostage, came to speak to a able to learn about the situation of published in The GA and more importantly and composed my cover letter. fingers crossed. standing-room-only crowd at the worldwide politics outside of the Conference Center last week and classroom. Rosen informed the students brought the entire Iranian situation a of his captivity and the emotional little closer to all of us. experience he went through during his Not only was the speaker excellent, 444 days as a hostage. but the crowd that showed up to listen to the speaker was enthusiastic and eager Thanks, CLEC and Ed Lewis, for to learn more about the crisis. It was nice providing such an experience and to see GSC students become involved in thanks, students, for doing the speaker world matters. It was great to see a room and GSC justice by showing up and full of people who not only had to be participating in it. " ._

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The George-Anne Is the official newspaper of Georgia Southern College and is owned and operated by GSC. The office Is located In room 110, Williams Center. The phone numbers are 681-5246 or 681-5418. The mailing address Is, Georgia Southern College, LB. 8001, Statesboro, Georgia 30460. The GEORGE-ANNE, April 29, 1982, Page 5

We want as of today, April 15, it is tenants in the Pines, so give more fish so it will go to A second objection must and destroy our humanity. still green as ever and them a chance. some use. be raised to Ms. Trent's And we applaud, loudly our pool crawling with wild life. I know that I speak for Bo Pitts presumption that films and long, films like There is even a bass the rest of the Pines such as these attract, at "Personal Best" and DEAR EDITOR: swimming around in it. members when I say that Sorority girls best, the idly curious. While "Making Love" which help When one comes to' she is correct in noting the to dispel such ignorance, I have recently been told after a rough day in classes DEAR EDITOR: college at GSC, after growing awareness in our and which portray gay men that there is no intention of and it being extremely hot I am writing this letter in serving two years of life in a society as part of the reason and women as the loving, it being reopened because of outside, I would like to be response to the letter dorm, he or she can look that films such as these are a fear that the tenants able to relax and take a dip published in the April 15 capable, and complete forward to moving into an now being screened in persons that we are. would not take care of it. in our pool just a few feet issue of The George-Anne apartment, be it on campus, middle America, she misses But if I can recall correctly, away instead of having to that is concerned with the Concerned Parties "In-the-Pines" or off- the point completely. every time the pool has been go all the way to Hampton "unladylike" actions of one campus at "University As more and more gay closed, it has been because or heaven forbid, Univer- member of the Kappa Delta Immorality Place" or where have you. people have come out over of negligence on the sity, of which I am not a sorority in a recent The Pines and University the past several years, the is increasing management's part. Its member. intramural game. are basically the same when lives of non-gays have been' most recent closing was Independent and/or DEAR EDITOR: it comes to facilities and touched as well. Much of the because an R.A. was not Other pools manage to "impartial observers" are I would like to voice a rates. success of films like doing his job and let the stay open, why can't ours? always ready to see few things concerning the At the beginning of this "Personal Best" and pump get torn up. (The R.A. Come on Pines manage- negative aspects of the article "Preoccupation quarter, the Pines resi- "Making Love"—both films lost his job because of it). ment, get it together. The Greeks and one must realize with Sex" by Vallerie Trent dences were informed that having had great box ofice only excuse is slackness on that all Greeks cannot be in the April 15 edition of the pool would be open for receipts, contrary to Ms. That was last spring and your part. We paid for it and judged by the actions of one The George-Anne. swimming on April 15. I Trent's misinformation— one year later nothing has we are entitled to use it. If member of one fraternal It's true that immorality have been eagerly looking can be attributed to the been done. About the pool, you're not going to clean the organization. is increasing in this country forward to its opening, but interest of those so affected there are a lot of new pool up, at least stock it with Girls in sororities are as well as. many other in processing their experi- more conscious of their places in the world. Just ences and understanding Mary Lynne Oglesby actions and behavior because society says that because they know that the lives of gay friends, these immoralities are OK neighbors, and relatives. their organizations are does not make them right. often judged by the actions Few media can aid this "Anthropologist J.D. The 'ME' generation of individual members but, effort with the impact, Unwin conducted an power, and immediacy of We, as college students have faith in our national state of today's student to belonging to a sorority does exhaustive study of the 88 of the 1980s, are members of leadership despite any the current economic not make one perfect or film. These films are civilizations which have the ME generation ... or so declarations of skepticism. situation, the disintegra- immune to frustration and successful, in short, because existed in the history of the they tell us. Barry Rosen, former tion of the family, and the anger at the loss of an they touch in a meaningful world. Each culture has It's funny how each American hostage in Iran impact of that electronic ox important game. way, a common human reflected a similar life cycle, experience. generation gets categor- who spoke to a full house in found in nearly every home Again, one must realize beginning with a strict code ized. Take the 60s for the Continuing Education in America—television. that the nine sororities on Finally, we object to the of sexual conduct and example. This is a decade building here last Thursday I grew up with televi- campus cannot be judged use of the words, "graphic" ending with the demand for which intrigues me; I'm not evening, summed up such sion. Experts say that our on the actions of one and "explicit" in describing complete 'freedom' to very knowledgeable of this an attitude with his creative processes have member of one sorority. the current film treatment express individual passion. of homosexuality. Neither era (the only things I description of the average been dulled by our reliance Name Withheld Unwin reports that every remember about the 60s is response to the take-over of on television as entertain- film panders to pornophiles society which extended my aunt's Beatles pillow the Embassy. "How could ment. Gays protest and each presents ■ love- sexual permissiveness to its and my Tiny Tears Doll), this happen? We're Ameri- That's always encourag- DEAR EDITOR: scenes with tenderness, people was soon to perish. but the sterotypical picture cans!" Being American, ing to hear. "Dear Mom, I "A catalyst for contro- good taste, and with beauty. There have been no I, as a college student of the said Rosen, is not a ticket to made a C and two D's this versy" is certainly an Each captures the exceptions." 80s, have of a college Heaven. quarter. Don't blame me, appropriate way of describ- intimacy and joy of gay Is there an answer? Yes. student of the 60s is well- blame the t.v. set." (Or the ing the rather confused love. This is certainly a far II Chronicles 7:14, "If my fixed—he was rebellious, Today's college student, state of certain school commentary by Vallerie cry from "explicit" or people who are called by my radical, informed. however, possesses much of systems.) Trent in the April 15, 1982 "graphic" homosexuality. name humble themselves the same blind faith in our So that's pretty much edition of The George-Anne. One wonders if Ms. Trent and pray, and seek my face Is today's college country. And that's where what "they" think of "us." Although we have difficulty has even bothered to see the and turn from their wicked student different in the interest stops. Personally, I think it discerning precisely what films in question. ways, then I will hear from comparison to that of other In a national survey depends on the individual point Ms. Trent intends to What, then, are we gay Heaven, and will forgive generations? Arthur conducted by the Educa- student. Some are more make, a number of gross people really like? Mostly, their sin, and heal their Jjevine, a senior fellow at tional Testing Service, career-minded than others; misconceptions and inac- Ms. Trent, we are just like land." _ ___ the Carnegie Foundation results concluded that most some are less competitive curacies nevertheless you. And if you really want Also referring to for the Advancement of U.S. college students have than others. deserve clarification. to know, you need look no Vallerie's question on who Teaching, recently pub- "a limited, parochial view I found this true in As gay men and women further than the desk beside would go to see a movie lished a book entitled When of the world." talking with two GSC on this campus, we are you, the next pew in church, about athletes trying out for Dreams and Heroes Died: A Three thousand stu- students. "I want to be as insulted and angered by or perhaps your own the Olympics, it looks like Portrait of Today's College dents from 185 two- and successful as I can in many of Ms. Trent's / backyard. We are every- quite a few people have been Student. In his work, four-year colleges were whatever I decide to do," assertions, and we are where and we are your viewing a new movie called Levine capsulized a questioned; more than one- (read money) said one. The aware that it is our friends. "Chariots of Fire." This description of the average third said they were not other said, "I know I'll responsibility to correct We are certainly not the movie portrays the true life student of the 1980s; he is even interested in world never be rich in the field them. obssessive, compulsive, story of two young men who self-concerned, competitive, affairs. that I'm in—education— First of all, we object to neurotic people depicted for make their way to the materialistic, pessimistic but it's what I love." the implication that films so many years in the media. Olympics. One man works about country, but optimis- But don't blame it on the As college students of with homosexual themes Now that our lives are being to prove himself to all tic about his own future and students. ETS reports that the 1980s, we're different. somehow demonstrate an depicted (at last!) with mankind, the other stands career, and as his title says, only 200 of the 32,000 But so was every other obsession with sex. Neither realism, many people, like strong in his Christian has neither dreams nor colleges and universities in generation that carried "Making Love" nor Ms. Trent, are becoming convictions and runs only heroes. the U.S. have the basics of a books across campuses. "Personal Best," both cited uncomfortable. to glorify God. Levine reports that sufficient international There is no Vietnam of the as examples, can be viewed How disquieting to be It's a very good movie today's college student is education program. 60s or Watergate of the 70s as a prurient morsel tossed confronted with one's own which is not boring at all. disillusioned with the And let's not forget the. that directly affects us to a jaded public grown ignorance. and I would encourage all to government as a result of fact that college itself is a every day. I wonder if that's tired of heterosexual As gay people, we are see it. For this movie to win Vietnam and Watergate. I cocoon to most students; the to our advantage or themes. happy and comfortable Best Picture in today's am firmly convinced, majority broadens their disadvantage .... What we Rather, each film is an with our sexuality. We are society. is truly a miracle. however, that this genera- cultural and political do have are our own hopes effort by a group of artists to most unhappy and uncom- Immorality is not healthy tion of which I am a awareness only when it's and aspirations for the create a film which will fortable with attitudes and for society nor is it member holds on to just for extra credit. Students future—I guess that's inform and enlighten a actions, born of willful necessary to produce a enough optimism, perhaps will be students. another reason why "they" significant area of human ignorance and bigotry, great movie. naivete, in order to still Levine also accredits the call it the "ME" generation. life. which intend to undermine Marc Wright SSSBSSB Mssmsmm 1 T>-.~_ - A :i on inoo TH /~«T?/*YD/" TP AXTXTE* Page 6, April 29, 1982, The GEORGE-ANNE- Cadets commissioned into Army NEWSBRIEFS By GLENN DAMON which was sponsored by the stressed personal develop- the military's use of natural News Writer U.S. Army and the George ment, stating that these resources, Soviet strategy, C. Marshall Foundation. future officers should and officer's professional- In today's uncertain develop a proficiency in a ism. At the end of the Punk rock fading All of the cadets were economy, many students foreign language, improve conference, each of the New Wave music is meeting resistance from many selected by their professors are wondering what they their knowledge of geogra- discussion groups wrote a college students, according to a survey by James Lull of military science on the will do after they leave phy, develop their commun- paper on their findings and in the Journal of Communication. Lull surveyed 375 basis of "their excellence in college. Even when they are ication skills, and maintain appointed a member to University of California students and found many military studies and for promised a job, they still are good physical condition. deliver the group's consen- preferred the music of the '60s and early '70s to their demonstration of the not sure if they have sus to the assembly. The today's heavy metal sounds. They also identified attributes of leadership." received adequate training Mullis said, "It (the papers are being compiled New Wave music with a punk lifestyle they called to do it properly. conference) showed me that in a book that will be Major Harold H. Scott, "sick" and "not fun." when we get commissioned, published in May. C. Eldori Mullis, an PMS at GSC, said he we're not just soldiers; we're Presiding over the MSIV ROTC cadet and singled out Mullis from 45 statesmen; advisors and conference was General senior finance major from eligible cadets because representatives of this Andrew J. Goodpaster Student aids are cut Cochran, doesn't have to "Cadet Mullis has been country. People look at (USA Retired), former worry about training. On with our program since Student aid cuts may save the government $1.9 officers as the elite of a superintendent of the U.S. June 12, Mullis and 19 other June 1980. His consistently billion now but could cost it $156 billion in reduced nation, and we hold a Military Academy at West GSC students will be superior performance at tax revenues over the next 20 years, according to a responsibility to this nation Point. Assisting him was commissioned as second Basic Camp, Advanced College Press Service estimate. Using Bureau of in trust." Brigadier General Frank lieutenants in the United Camp, Airborne School, Labor Statistics figures to determine the earning McCarthy (USAR Retired), States Army, Army Re- and in the Cadet Troop power of men and women with and without college During the conference, a former associate of serve, or National Guard. Leadership Training the cadets separated into and graduate degrees, CPS theorized that the almost General Marshall. 900,000 students forced out of school by aid cuts Mullis will then attend program was instrumental round table discussion in his selection as a groups led by representa- would ultimately contribute $156 billion less to tax the Officer's Basic Course revenues. The 900,000 figure was estimated from at Fort Benjamin Harrison, Marshall Award winner." tives from several Army Service Schools, the reports by the American Council on Education and Indiana and begin a career the National Center for Education Statistics. in the U.S. Army Finance Many of the Army's top Library of Congress, and Corps. officials spoke at the several universities, and conference, including the they deliberated on topics Mullis has recently Secretary of the Army, the concerning national Job prospects dim returned from the fifth Army Chief of Staff, and security. annual George C. Marshall several high-ranking Job prospects for 1982 grads may not be as good as Award Conference, a four- personnel who are in charge Cadet Mullis' group predicted last November. Placement officers at day event in which cadets of the Army's various topic was U.S. involvement schools around the country say a significant number from more than 300 colleges training courses. in Latin America, a timely of companies have cancelled spring interviews and universities took part. According to Mullis, topic when one considers because of the economy. One administrator of Cadets were present these speakers presented the situation in El Salvador Northwestern University's Endicott Report on representing all 50 states. "an overview of what's to and neighboring nations. campus recruiting says recent economic changes, due Guam and Puerto Rico were come in military technology Other groups discussed to a slump in retail sales, metals and the oil industry, also invited to the conference, and policy." 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■ &^?&&S_3__5^ < x <:•,<.<« » -r «xm* * r v t 1 i«3tt Vi The GEORGE-ANNE, April 29, 1982, Page 7 Bell promises pay raises By ROBBIE FOWLER in Georgia is grossly that a public official is News Writer underfunded, which ex- arrested on drug traffick- "If I am elected, it would plains why last year 1,000 ing charges once every 19 be the first time in 100 years classrooms in the state were days." a Republican would be without teachers." Bell says Bell says Georgia ranks voted in as the governor of he plans to give teachers the third in the nation in the Georgia," gubernatorial deserved pay raise. Bell volume of drugs distributed candidate Bob Bell told a pointed out last year's pay in the state, an estimated $6 group of students last night. raise of five percent was billion worth of illegal "There is a need for a two- still well below the national drugs. party government in this average. For example, state, and for the longest Alabama gave its teachers Bell feels his 14 years as time we have not had that." a 14 percent increase last a state senator has helped Bell, who officially year. familiarize himself with the opened his campaign last Another vital issue monetary problems he will Wednesday, is currently confronting the Bell face if elected governor. touring the southern part of campaign is crime, particu- "When you elect a leader, the state to solidify his larly drug trafficking. "The you elect his philosophy, stand on what he feels to be citizens of this state have no and my philosophy is that if the most important issues confidence in police we work hard, we can make of the campaign. officials," Bell points out, this government what it "Our education system "mainly because of the fact could be."

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"I saw real color photograph, and professor of drawing and good quality, mostly in Allison Pinckney for an printmaking at the Aca- photography, sculpture etching entitled "Fur Coat." demy for Visual Art and printmaking." Pinckney also received Education, Amerjoort, The show can be seen the Juror's Choice Award, Holland. weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 which is the judge's "It was really a pleasure p.m. through May 7. Four Note Opera is 'clever' By KIP WILLIAMS able small-part player. enunciating clearly even Features Writer Marlin Hargrove (Barri- when singing beautifully. Last night, at GSC, I got tone) must endure an Deidra Cooper (Contralto) to see an opera in which the introduction that seems to also was able to show off singers outnumbered the go on forever before he can her voice several times, notes, five to four. It might sing his piece about how especially in a hypnotically seem inevitable that a four- hard it is to seem confident soothing number early i.i note opera would either be on stage. Between the the show. very short or very boring, commentary and the The acting made for a but this was an hour and a simplified harmonic successful show as well. half or so of high-energy structure, the work gives Kelly Shepherd, for humor and good music, and the impression of being instance, was hilarious The student art show can be seen weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. was far from boring. some kind of basic skeleton with her prima donna through May 7. The plot almost seems that probably lurks inside mannerisms. At the end of silly to point out: These every production of every one of her songs, she singers are doing an opera. opera written. actually cued the audience's Period. All the songs are applause. Carl Hammock, about the singers and what The staging is neat, in a primarily silent role, they and the accompanist tight and attractive. The never failed to have the are doing. Within this actors were the very image correct expression on his framework, much of the of sartorial elegance in their face for the situation. business of performing dress blacks and white Deidra Cooper was memor- FEATURES opera is cleverly picked tennis shoes. All the voice able as the jealous apart and commented upon. carried well, and were Contralto, almost duelling Kenneth Martin (Tenor) understandable. In the for the audience's attention. laments upon how small his script, the Soprano's aria is Even Lynn Wright, the part is, and how poorly it followed by the other piano accompanist, took an suits his range. Carl singers repeating what she active part in the fun, as Hammock (Bass) sings his said, because no one can well as making nice music one song and spends the ever make out what a on the keys. We've Got The rest of the show lending Soprano sings. Kelly Finally, the show has support to the others, the Shepherd, however, made educational value. Not only epitome of the indispens- this repetition unnecessary, can you learn of what goes on in the minds of an opera Spring and Summer cast, you can also observe, in easy-to-grasp form, some of the typical devices used by opera composers to construct duets, trios, and Styles For You. quartets: imitation, varia- tions on a theme, different speeds of singing, to name a few. This show is also a 0M/ pleasant introduction to minimalist music, in which repetitions of short musical ideas with small differences 10% creeping in from time to time form the basis for off any item compositions. The four notes (B—E—A—D), are 4/5 of the pentatonic scale, in the store which is what you get Large Selection of playing on the black keys of With Coupon and a piano. 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By PHYLLIS Like other experts, response to Demi's reason- stopped." (Fawcett, $4.95). Epic novel of South African history: HARDEMAN Haney attests to the ing for the greatest incident fiction. Features Writer Haney believes the lower relation of alcohol and of suicide among 21-year- rate for the area may be 2. The Simple Solution to Rubik's Cube, by The third leading cause drugs to the increasing olds being that "at 21, attributed to the influence James G. Nourse. (Bantam, $1.95) Puzzle solver. of death in adolescents and incident rate. you're supposed to be of religion, the well- 3. The Cardinal Sins, by Andrew M. Greeley. young adults is suicide, "We link two-thirds of all successful; it's supposed to organized family impact, (Warner/Geis, $3.95) The paths of two boys who grow ranking only after acci- attempts to the mood be this magical time when and the lack of some to priesthood. dents and disease, accord- change caused by some you're an adult. It seems negative urban environ- 4. 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Goodbye, Jeannette, by Harold Robbins. university settings, the old bracket increased 193 that the incident rate for said Nagelberg. "The (Pocket, $3.95) From occupied France to male-female ratio is about percent, reported Demi, who Statesboro, including the statement of consideration international high fashion. even, though males are attributed the rise to college, is ldwer'than in most usually about three and a is a clue that a person has at Compiled by The Chronicle of Higher Education from discrepancies in expecta- urban areas. half years older." least considered or may still information supplied by college stores throughout the country. tions and realizations, lack "Incident in the college Generally the attempts be contemplating suicide." March 15, 1982. of an adequate support age is about 10 in every are attributed to the lack of system, and increased use 10,000 patients, and for academic success, but the If someone you know New and recommended of drugs and alcohol. college students is about 20 students who attempt threatens to take his life, he "Certainly the trend is of that same 10,000," said suicide are usually in the should be confronted on the rise for young people, Haney, adding that "here higher grade point average directly and encouraged to Expanded Universe, by Robert A. Heinlein. and the incident rate is we have about two to three range and are living up to talk about it, said Demi. (Ace, $3.50) A look at the mind of the most influential twice as high among college attempts each term, the expectations of their "Just say 'tell me what's sci-fi writer of all time. students as among their thankfully though, these peers, parents, and going on' and from there The Thirties, by Edmund Wilson. (Washington peers who are not in people usually let others teachers, but not their own, you can try to mobilize Square Press, $6.95) A volume of his diaries kept college," said Daniel know of their intentions Haney explained. some help for him." during this turbulent decade. Nagelberg, clinical psycho- Gorky Park, by Martin Cruz Smith. (Ballantine, logist and assistant $3.95) The bestselling thriller set in Moscow. professor at GSC. U X*A1 LK»>U LWJ UAli LX»^ U"AJ L».»A. ^»XJ U*Xi .WJ LK»A, U»AiU»C Jk.»^L>*A, *• *.**•-«.. "Our society is becoming more and more competitive. Both personal and peer pressure can lead directly to Meet Your Friends suicide, or it can lead to drugs, which can cause increased depression and then suicide," he continued. 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By GEORGENE BESS pottery-making, from the "Films About Art." The their work, recognition and 1970s and will definitely only will the films bring the Features Writer digging of the clay and its films were prompted as a significance. I hope to serve as an incisive audience into contact with Come and lose yourself preparation through the response to offer the acquaint both the art introduction to American the works, but also with in the world of art. glazing and decorating of exposure of work in an art students and the GSC artists of this period to artists in the studio. What is art? Webster the completed pot. The that our potters are unable community with contempo- artists and critics of this Therefore, the films enable defines it as the production crucial weeks before the to work in because of our rary concerns of distin- period. us to see both the art and the of something beautiful, a intensive semi-annual kiln region. The series will guished arts," said Posner. people behind the art. The skill or ability in such work. film in Shoji Hamada's artists from around the The "Films about Art" "Because New York City films are certainly less And here, at GSC, the studio, were also shown in world. The last film, emphasizes American art is the center of the art expensive than a plane ride Departmental Lecture detail. The film was "Directions of the 1970s" from the late 1940s to the world," said Posner, not to New York City." Series is sponsoring a five- critiqued by Barnard will feature the works of 14 week "Films About Art" Leach, world reknown Americans. series. The films will be potter. shown each Tuesday for the next four weeks at 8 p.m. in I hope to acquaint both the art 3JB \ « room 305 of the Foy Fine students and the GSC community . . . rant IBIJ**- -w. Arts Building. x? E~H8aB H « fl RLfl The first film shown, with distinguished arts. —Posner "The Art of the Potter," took us into the studio of the David Posner, GSC art "I hope that, the film p. -. world of the reknowned Shoji professor and director of the series would serve as an Hamada. We were then able art films said, "This is the introduction to artists who to see the entire process of third year of the series of have achieved, through Nelson enjoys * 3 UsaHri^H I^TJK * \ 11* W HH work at GSC By SUSAN RIDGEWAY Features Writer "I don't see how it could not be a success," said Doris Nelson, assistant director for the Masquers pro- duction of Neil Simon's play "The Good Doctor." Nelson, who is in her The SUB movie for the weekend of April 30-May 2 is The Piedmont String Quartet of Marvin Pittman School. The first year of teaching, Halloween II. All the stars are back in this horror the Piedmont Chamber Orchest ra Orchestra was at GSC for a moved to Statesboro in masterpiece which has scared the daylights out of recently gave a performance f or concert sponsored by CLEC. September from Arkansas. audiences across the country. It lives up to everything that elementary music classes at "I found the people of was anything in Part I. The psychopathic killer returns to Statesboro extremely haunt a small town once again. If you liked Halloween friendly and willing to you're going to love Halloween II. The movie will be shown help." Friday and Saturday at 9 p.m. and Sunday at 8 and 10 p.m. Nelson attended Arkan- Admission is $1. sas State University where she received an MA degree The Wednesday night movie for May 5 is Heavy Metal. in speech communication in Taken from the popular adult fantasy magazine, Heavy dramatic arts. In college Metal, this technically first-rate six segment athropology, she worked in set pro- weaves together impressive animation, music from top duction, costuming, make- rock groups, an Elmer Berstein score and imaginative up and publicity in stories encompassing science fiction, sword and sorcery, numerous productions. humor and sex. The film will be shown at 8 and 10 p.m. Since her arrival at GSC in Admission is free. the fall, Nelson has been All movies are shown in the Biology Lecture Hall. director and coordinator of Reader's Theater. The quality of acting at GSC is comparable to THE HANGOUT that of other Let it all hang out at the Hangout! colleges. —Nelson Happy Hour — 4-7 p.m.

"The quality of acting at • Cheapest pool in town* GSC is^comparable to that of other colleges," said Nelson. There is a lot of encouragement given to the Canned Beer - 80* students which helps them perform at their best. In relation to this spring's 16 oz. Draft Beer performance Nelson stated, "Don Gaughf works 50* & 75* directly with the actors; he listens to the students." "Nelson is probably the most effective assistant director I've had here," said We also have Don Gaughf, director of "The Good Doctor." "She knows my needs without a variety of much explanation." After this directing experience, Nelson's future video games plans are to continue studying directing. 301 South Statesboro, GA Page 14, April 29, 1982, The GEORGE-ANNE PEANUTS® by Charles M. Schulz

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By KAREN CRAIGUE Ladd has been working in that the subject matter is emphasis still on formal Features Writer in photography for two and not his major concern. He is composition. Photographic works by a half years under concerned with the rec- The final direction Spencer Ladd, a junior art instruction from Tom Raab, tangle or viewfinder and completely sheds the major with an emphasis in instructor of Art/Photo- how that imposes restric- conventional inorganic and photography, are now graphy at GSC. tions on his vision. relies totally on the being shown in the SUB Ladd deals with photo- He said, "The photo- unconventional, organic gallery. graphy in a formalistic way graph is a translation of subject matter to present my seeing—a translation of his formal compositional space, form, light, and sensiblitv. texture into a composition. I This last direction is have a formal priority, particularly hard to which redefines normal achieve, Raab said, because GSC coed Felicia Hamilton of Stone Mountain conceptions of seeing and he took subject matter that has figured out how to have her own set of subject matter." is not inherently formal and wheels to get to class and still beat the parking Moving lef+ to right around the gallery, you will tried to present it as such. problem on campus. Skates may be overtaking The show is upstairs in bicycles as the most popular mode of people- see three directions in his Williams Center and is open powered transportation on southern work. The first is the usage weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 campuses. of conventional, inorganic p.m. through May 7. subject matter to achieve clarity and balance in composition. The second is a fusion of Greek cruise open to faculty inorganic and softer, Ladd's works are exhibited upstairs in Williams Center. organic subject matter. He across the ocean and back juxtaposes the two with the The atmosphere in cruises and bus tour, and classrooms of Western in time to the scene of two meals a day in Athens. culture can become one of ancient Greek culture. It also covers the round trip recollection and fuller Travelers will spend 10 airfare from Atlanta to understanding for faculty nights in Athens, travel on Athens, transfers and tour members who return from a a four-day cruise among the bus and boat fares. month-long summer expedi- Greek islands, spend a week Interested faculty mem- tion which will take them touring the Peloponnesus bers can receive an by bus, and then spend application from the Meet the energy- Red Cross: another day cruising academic dean or vice saver: Capezio's among other Grecian president at each USG single-strap espa- Ready for a islands. The cost of the institution and from the drille of breezy mesh package is $2,000 including Studies Abroad office in and fabric. It keeps new century. three meals a day on the Atlanta. you cool, comfort- able, and ready to $26 00 go...automatically!

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o MasterCard STATESBORO. GA. □ Visa 2fa&j£/y Statesboro Mall -The GEORGE-ANNE, April 29, 1982, Page 15 FOUND: One suede glove near Lost / Found front of library, please claim atG- A office. (4-29). LOST: Keys. Four key chains and four keys. One wooden key chain Bob Hope with initials TAC. Two Alpha Services Gamma Delta key chains, and a says, silver key chain. If found, please contact Theresa at 681-3848. SERVICES: Will type term (5-16) papers, resumes, manuscripts, etc. Fast, accurate and "Help keep LOST: At University apart- dependable. Will type on short ments, a male kitten. Half grown, notice. Call 681-5358 or 681-4428. black with four white boots, white (5-13) Red Cross WANTED, CAMP STAFF: program is open to chin and stomach. If you have SERVICES: Need an experi- Camp Pine Valley located south, members of any unit of the any information about him, enced typist? Call 764-6002.(5-13) of Griffin. Employment dates: ready." Computer please call 681-4392 or write L.B. University System and June 20-July 25. Positions TYPING: Professional work on available: counselors, waterfront 11574. (4-29) their spouses. IBM Selectric II. Reasonable exhibit staff, canoeing instructor, 'LOST: Black leather jacket. Call rates. Spelling corrected. Call 681- A non-refundable appli- business aide, unit leaders. For Marie Smith at 764-5222. An exhibit of the latest 3736. (4-29) cation fee of $75 per person more information contact: Pine FOUND: Gold pin in Hanner Will type term in computers for small Valley Girl Scout Council, Inc., parking lot with initials A.B.M. SERVICES: must accompany the form papers or any other kind of papers business will be open for 1440 Kalamazoo Drive, Griffin, Come by The George-Anne office and will reserve a space for needed. Fast, efficient tvpist. Call browsing at GSC May 5 for Georgia 30223, Phone 404/227- to claim. (5-13) applicants, who will be any time day or night 681-1526. the 1982 Computer Con- 2524. (4-29) accepted on a first-come, WANTED: Posting agent to FOUND: Set of keys. Pick up at SERVICES: Interested in ference, sponsored by the skydiving? Call John Novikoff at first-served basis. represent over 100 major Media Center in Education Department of Manage- 489-8225 after 5:30. (4-29) For further information magazines and other student- Building. Screwdriver key. T.L. ment, the Small Business oriented products. High Hagan on it. (5-6) FOR RENT: Large bedroom. AC contact the USG Studies Development Center, the commissions and flexible hours. and heating. All utilities Abroad Program, Box 653. Write: College Products, P.O. Box FOUND: Watch, in the Hollis furnished. Access to washer. Small Business Adminis- Building. Come by Dean James' Georgia State University, 58-Bay Station, Brooklyn, Reasonable price. Kitchen. Call tration, and the division of NY 11235. (4-29) office 203 to identify. (5-6) 764-2525. (4-29) University Plaza, Atlanta, Continuing Education. Georgia, 30303, or call (404) The conference will be 658-2450, (GIST) 223-2450. held in the GSC Conference Center from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and will feature an open For Sale house exhibition of FOR SALE: Masters degree computers representing the gown, custom-made for six-footer leading names in the with broad shoulders, worn once, business. good as new, $20. Mortar board Dr. Mary Meredith, also available. Call Pat Gillis, English Department 681-5337 or assistant professor in the 681-3751. (5-13) department of Manage- FOR SALE: Raieigh 10-speed, ment is directing the Rapaede, brand new. Call 764- conference. Admission to 09ol) alter 2 p.m. Ask tor Bill. the exhibits is free, but a fee (5-13) of $5 will be charged for FOR SALE: Raleigh, 10 speed reliant bicycle. In good shape participation in the Call 681-1010. (4-29) seminars. FOR SALE: A white 1974 44Z with T-tops, swival bucket seats, Minority rallye interior, excellent condition. Call Rob at 681-3426 or scholarship L.B. 10345. 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"boooooooooooooooooooooopooooooooooooooo Page 16, April 29,1982, The GEORGE-ANNE- Kerns looks for new B-Ball recruits By MIKE JONES with Assistant Coach recruits consist of Travis Coach Kerns plans on Sports Writer Backus, who heads up •File, Eric Hightower, Greg signing at least two more During the 1981-82 recruiting, have spent a lot Ellis, and Denver Byrd. recruits. The recruiting will basketball season, the GSC of time on the road looking Filer is a 6'3" guard from go on until May 15. Most of Eagles continuously kept at future prospects for the Largo, Florida. He was these recruits are coming to the fan's spirits high. There 1982-83 season. Coach named to first team All-State ► GSC from Junior Colleges. are three seniors from last Kerns said, "The confer- last year. Hightower is a Said Kerns. "I felt like we year's squad that won't be ence is going to be about ten 6'2" guard from Macon, needed some experienced returning. They are Reggie times tougher this year Georgia. He is "fast, quick, players quickly." From now Cofer, John Rahn, and than it was last year." So and plays agood game," on about 90 percent of the Bobby Jahn. These these scouts are busy trying recruits will come from high seniors will be missed and to build the Eagles into a schools. must be replaced. Head better team. Coach Frank Kerns along As of right now the new The conference Coach Kerns commen- ted, "Last season was a is going to great year, not only for the record but for the students and the townspeople. As for be ten the players, Kerns commen- ted, "We had no problems at all with the players from times tougher last year, which was unusual. They were just —Kerns great and that helped us a lot." The GSC scouts recruit AARON RUCKER stated Kerns. Ellis is a 6- mainly within a 300-mile foot guard from Baxley, radius. However, all the Georgia. He is an excellent coaches have had past shooter and a strong player. contacts with players in Byrd is the last of the four other areas. recruits. He is 6'6" and The conference next played at Gainsville Junior year will be tougher than it College. Denver is from,. was this year, but then, so Metter. will the Eagles. R.T.8 Campus Rec/Intramural Update

Frank Kerns League Erk Russell League Blanche Landrum League Won Lost Won Lost Dean Orr League Won Lost Won Lost FCAGold 3 0 Oxford Bandits 3 0 Bart's 3 0 Buds Studs 2 0 Rowdies 2 0 ATO 4 0 Oglethorpe Housing . 2 0 Kappa Sig 4 0 BSU 1 0 Dirty Dozen 1 0 Chuggers 2 0 Thompson Pool 2 1 Rob's Bru Thru 2 1 Delta Chi 4 0 FCA 2 1 PiKap 3 1 Smith's Supply 1 1 The Hoisers 1 1 Flamingos 0 0 Lucky Strikes 1 2 Sigma Chi 3 1 Derelicts 1 2 , Lady Bucks 0 1 His 'n Hers 1 3 The Richards 1 2 SigEp 2 2 Lightin'Bolts 0 1 Veazey Hall 0 1 Sigma Nu 2 3 Master Batters 0 2 Johnson B 0 1 Cone-Brannen 0 3 Toe-Ups 0 2 TKE 1 3 Johnson's Beverage . 1 2 Bombers 0 2 Animal House 0 2 KA 1 3 Winbum Hall 0 2 Delts 1 4 Phi Delts 0 4 Sigma Pi 0 4

Jack Stallings League Bill May League Won Lout Won Lost Campus Recreation Coca-Cola 3 0 Greek entries are limited to KD 3 0 Services/Intramurals is GA Pacific 2 0 ZTA 3 1 one four-man team. They J.J. Stars 1 0 Alpha Delta Pi 2 1 sponsoring a four-man Bike may enter as many Bucks 2 1 PhiMu 2 1 Relay Race Wednesday, G&GCo 1 2 Independent teams as they Alpha Gam 1 3 May 5, at 4 p.m. on desire. Animal House 1 1 Chi-0 1 3 FCA Blue 1 1 DZ 0 3 Sweetheart Circle for men The race will involve Thrashers 0 2 and women. All racers must Philistines 0 3 four legs, of one lap each, have a bike ai least 24" around Sweetheart Circle. Bucky Wagner League high, must have bike, Each leg will be completed Won Lost Ellen Evans League motorcycle, or football when the team representa- Trader Bick's 4 0 Won Lost helmet, and must wear Campus Cyclery 2 0 Johnson's Beverage . 2 0 tive first touches the finish R.J. Pope 1 0 Ice Cream Parlor ... 2 0 shoes and long pants. line. The winning team will Veterans 3 1 Charlies Restaurant 2 0 Participating teams be determined by the fastest Handsome Heros ... 2 1 P.F. Flyers 1 0 (four members) are encour- ROTC-Off. 1 3 Pampers 1 1 times. Heats will be Fly-Balls 0 1 Recreators 1 1 aged to file entries as soon determined by a drawing by The Heaves 0 2 Johnson A 1 2 as possible, and late entries the Intramural Staff on Delta Sigma Pi 0 3 Sports Unlimited ...0 2 can be filed on the day of the May 5. Mung Heads 0 2 Sweetie Pi's 0 2 Delta Sigma Pi 0 3 BSU 0 2 race up until 4 p.m. All See you there!

*^ Earn up to $500 or more each THE TIMELESS BEAUT year beginning Sept. for 1-3 OF REAL GOLD FOR years. Set your own hours. LOVE THAT WILL LAST A LIFETIME. Monthly payment for placing posters on campus. Bonus based McAllister Jewelers on results. Prizes awarded as 764-9106 Mullberry St. well. 800-526-0883. =*= =Jt= -The GEORGE-ANNE, April 29,1982, Page 17 Ruggers crush Jackets By GEORGE STEELE Tech, down by four back into the game. But fine Sports Writer points, came roaring back a defense by GSC forwards The GSC Rugby Club few minutes later and Gibb Cox and Brent improved their record to 5-2 evened the score 4-4. Nichols kept the Jacket last Saturday by beating Encouraged by their offense shut down. the Georgia Tech Yellow scoring effort, the Yellow Jackets 16-10. The match Jackets seemed to be GSC scored once again was played under difficult growing stronger and again when the game's MVP weather conditions and was moved the ball deep into George Barker showed his at one time stopped for a GSC territory. Just as years of rugby experience short period due to Tech seemed ready to score, and.carried the ball over the lightening. GSC fullback Scott Terrell goal for his second score of The game began with showed why he is ranked the match. The conversion both sides moving the ball the number one fullback in kick was good and the score well but failing to score. As the state. Terrell took the was 16-4. the first half neared the ball and raced 85 yards, midway point,. GSC breaking tackles all the way Even though they were mounted a scoring drive to put the Eagles ahead 8-4. down by 12 points with that ended with a hard- The conversion kick was time running out, Tech running George Barker good and the half ended managed to mount one carrying the ball over from 25 with GSC ahead 10-4. more offensive drive and yards out to make the score The second half began score with less than a Ruggers fight for possession. The of Georgia Tech 16-10. The ruggers 4-0 in the Eagles favor. with Tech determined to get minute left in the match. Eagles trounced the Yellow Jackets play home games on Oxford field. BASEBALL

Continued from p. 20 inning, the Gamecocks Carolina's Ken Anderson Anderson hit a two-run and a walk. Finally backup swung the bat tonight," to one as Sezcano scored off tooks the lead on a two-run smashed a three-run homer homer in the sixth. catcher Tom Nieporte came commented assistant coach a sacrifice by Badillo in the homer. GSC tied the score at to make it a 2-6 ballgame. GSC's Mike Scott came on to end the inning. Dave Howard. "It wasn't all eighth. two with a home run by Starting pitcher Kenny on to get the side out but The Eagles got their the pitcher's fault. We The Eagles had a chance Pevey in the third. The Roberts left the game in the neither Scott nor Ray final run in the ninth as haven't been taking to tie the score in the ninth Gamecocks went ahead to sixth as Larry Hermandez Strams could retire the side Botti scored on a fielder's advantage of opportunities. with one out and runners on stay in the fourth with a scored off a double by Neil in the eighth as Carolina choice by Balcomb. We've been leaving a lot of first and third but a home run by Cris Bagal. Fox in the fifth and Den scored seven runs on six hits "South Carolina really men on base." spectacular play by left- fielder Basco saved the day for the Bulldogs. After colliding with center-fielder Buck Belue, Basco still managed to haul in a Botti Mother's Day pop fly and threw the ball in May 9th to prevent a run. "Hitting and base running is hurting us," said See our Selection assistant coach Dave Howard. "Our people are at thinking too much." The Eagles had origin- ally scheduled a three game series with the Bulldogs. 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The team is Sports Writer grouping after losing All- comprised of individuals' An 18 team field, American Jodie Mudd to who just haven't reached including several of the the pro tour, was seeded their capabilities yet. The nation's top collegiate ninth going into the team as a whole needs to golfers highlighted the 12th tournament. After their reevaluate their goals more. Annual Chris Schenkel first round of play, GSC was Individually, they plan on Intercollegiate Invitational tied for seventh with a 298. gearing themselves more to Golf Tournament, which Concluding the second what each believes is his was held at the Forest round of play, they were 13 own problem area. Heights Country Club April with an overall score of 598. The team wants to finish 23-25. They finished out the in the top ten of their tournament with a total of The Schenkel, which remaining tournaments. In 902 and a disappointing tie carries the informal title order to do this the team as for 13 place. "The Championship of the well as the individual will East," included 11 of the top have to improve their play Danny Echols topped and scores. The team is 12 teams in the Southeast GSC's team with a total of according to the most recent confident that they can 219. He shot a 73 all three achieve this and plan on rating. "The Southeast rounds of play. Trip Kuhlke proving themselves in generally has the largest followed with a combined future tournaments, group of top ranked teams, score of 222. He shot a 75, At the start of the said GSC coach Doug 73, 74. Steve Smart finished tourney, the Eagles were Gordin, "so our selection the tournament with an seeded ninth. This was an committee didn't have to overall 230, shooting a 77 unusually low seed for GSC. venture very far to get a every round. Rusty Haw- However, with the loss of highly competitive field." kins shot a 76, 78, and 80, Jodie Mudd the tournament for a combined total of 234. The defending Schenkel committee deemed it Billy Booe finished up for champion, Oklahoma necessary to seed the Eagle the Eagles shooting a 74,78, State, headed the field. This golfers lowers than normal. and 83, for an overall 235. was their third venture to The golf team is This was a frustrating the tournament, and they presently competing in the showing for the Eagles came away winners again. TAAC Conference Tourna- after planning to finish in Their overall score for the ment. The tourney is being the top five of the three rounds of play was held in Macon. The Eagles tournament. Coach Doug 860, with Willy Wood hope to bounce back from Gordin hopes "they can heading up the team and their poor showing in the break out of this, because tournament with the Schenkel and show that highest individual score of you can't compete at the they are still a dominating 212. college level with these force in the southeast.

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A major factor whole lot to do, and I respect for him, both it, but I knew I wanted to, behind the sudden success wanted to see what it was playing and coaching." He and I think that's why I did and popularity of the like to coach." continued by echoing what it." program is Coach Erk so many former players Russell. have said about Russell. What about his future As defensive coordina- "Only good things could with the Falcons. "It's an tor at the University of He is everything come from a program iffy situation," replied Georgia, Russell coached a headed up by him." Woerner. "If you can play young player by the name Coach Russell had the game the way they want of Scott Woerner. Woerner ma? a coach looks praise in return for his it played, you'll stick & attended UGA after former player. Said Russell, around. If not they'll cut playing high school ball in "I have always admired you. It doesn't matter who Jonesboro. He played at for in a player Scott as a player. He is you are or how much they 3 Georgia for four years, and everything a coach looks for pay you, they'll cut you." was probably the best in a player." Woerner hopes to improve defensive back in the Woerner feels that it's over the spring and history of the school. He led —Russell just a matter of time before possibly earn more playing Disneutand the nation in punt returns Eagle football becomes time next year. mcAwm his senior year, and he also successful under the led his Bulldog squad to its leadership of his former After his football career first ever national cham- Woerner is helping coach. He feels once there is has ended, Woener hopes to pionship. In 1981, Woerner coach the receivers. Being a some recruiting, a good go into coaching. He wants was selected in the third defensive back, why is he schedule, and a stadium is to coach college ball if the Scott Woerner has taken time out to help his former round of the NFL draft by coaching receivers? Said built, GSC football will opportunity presents itself. coach. the Atlanta Falcons. Woerner, "I know a lot of become a dominating power What about coaching for the tricks. Other than that, in the southeast. Said Erk's Eagles some day? • coaching is coaching, no Woerner, "I believe it will be Said Woerner, "I don't matter what position." the number one sport down know. I still hope to play Woerner certainly should here within a year or two." football a few more years.' Fencers looking awesome know all the tricks of Woerner is presently receivers as he has alternating at strong and When you're cheering on By TIM WHISENANT decide the final oucome of and Mark Fignett. Prob- defended some of the best in free safety for the Atlanta the Falcons next year, look Sports Writer the entire meet. ably the most outstanding the nation. Falcons. He also returns for number 30. He will be The GSC Fencing The score came to 4-4, performance was that of As is common with most punts and kick-offs. The the one pulling down all the Eagles have displayed putting pressure on both lady fencer Kathy Thieh- all the players Coach former bulldog stand-out interceptions and returning remarkable skill and talent players. Van Riper made Russell has come in contact wasn't sure he could play punts for touchdowns. in their meets this year. the final point, giving The Fencing team is 1-2, himself and his teammates The fencers who look with still another meet to go great relief and a big team promising for years to come for a possible .500 season. victory. are a fairly young crowd of [ sizzlin fresh Saturday, April 17, the John Flanders, a freshmen and sophomores. fencing team had a meet sophomore, gave a terrific Other than Flanders and here on campus in the performance as well in Riper, Charlotte Nippi, a AUAZAYS!How many times have you paid Hanner Fieldhouse against winning two out of three sophomore, has surprised out all that money for Citadel. 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By RICHARD The Eagles added three six hits, and sending 11 fifth. Ramos reached first The Bulldogs broke a POLLETTE more runs in the second. men to the plate. on a single, stole second and GSC vs. scoreless tie in the fifth Sports Writer Micky Lezcano scored on a Steve Stringer was the was brought in on a Pregon University of when David Jackson Pevey single. Carolos winning pitcher for the single. Pevey scored on a doubled in Randy Saner GSC vs. Badillo moved to third on Eagles. He fanned 13 Lezcano single. Dean Terry Georgia and Jackson later scored on the single and came in on a Hawks. was the winning pitcher for two sacrifices by John Mercer-Atlanta double steal. Pevey In the night cap, the the Eagels. Basco and Mike Worth to The GSC Eagles swept a completed the inning when Eagles struck early once The wins boosted GSC's The GSC Eagles lost to make it a 2-0 ballgame. double-header from Mercer he was knocked in on a again. In the bottom of the record to an impressive 29- interstate rival, Georgia The Eagles cut the lead of Atlanta, Tuesday, April Pregon single. second, the Eagles man- 19. Bulldogs, 2-1 on April 24. See BASEBALL, p. 17 20, winning the first 15-3, aged to load the bases twice, and the second 12-3. Mercer got a run in the and capitalized on both The Eagles started early fourth on a homer by Van occasions. in the first inning. Alan Samples. The Hawks The first time, Tom Balcomb and Dave Pregon finished out their scoring in Nieporte singled to bring in were both issued walks. Ben the sixth when Samples hit two runs. The next time, Abner loaded the bases his second homer of the Pregon hit a double to bring following a Hawk error. game, a two run shot over in all three base runners. Enter Steve Peruso, who the center field fence. GSC ended the inning with slapped a grand slam GSC broke the game nine runs on seven hits. homer over the left field open in the bottom of the The Eagles scored two fence. sixth, scoring eight runs off more in the bottom of the

Marty Pevey beats out throw. Pevey spring. Pevey alternates behind the has been an awesome hitter this plate with senior Tom Nieporte. -Johnson's Jargons' By DAVID JOHNSON Stallings hopeful

So, the Braves are still winning, huh? Okay, somewhere?" He immediately began rattling off stuff By RICHARD thus far Stallings replied, alright! I didn't mean to sound so down on 'em. I'm a like, "I'm sure you've seen me out on the soccer field. POLLETTE "We're never satisfied with big Braves fan myself, believe it or not. That's right. I'm the guy who made the winning goal in the game Sports Writer the season. We always Another of the lonesome losers. What I would give to the other day, and I made a game winning save. I was GSC Head Baseball think of things we could see the Braves win the World Series. What am I drafted to play pro ball, but of course my education is Coach Jack Stallings have done. But considering saying? What I would give to see the Braves make it more important than a silly game." The minute he expressed cautious opti- the youth of our staff, we did to the playoffs. Why, I'd give up my lifetime mentioned soccer, her eyes lit up. Before he could mism about the Eagles' about as well as we could membership in the Atlanta Braves Peter Pan Fan finish his fanatasy, I mean story, she interrupted, chances to win the TAAC expect." Club. I'd give up my roommate's Izod collection. Well, "Oh yeah, I remember you now. You're the guy who Tournament which begins maybe not. After all, what good would a pair of socks fell in the mud the other day. Boy, was that ever today in Macon. The Eagles Said Stallings, "We have do anyone? I'd gladly give up my roommate, even if funny." I almost choked on my kangeroo meat. will play at 11 a.m. against had pretty consistent the Braves don't make the playoffs. the still-to-be-determined hitting all season. We have Okay, one more story and I'm gonna quit talking You know, I really shouldn't talk about my Western Division Cham- scored a lot of runs. We about my roommate. I'm already out of a room as it is. roommate like this. He really is a pretty nice guy (I pion. started out real well My roomie loves to carry around his All-American can't believe I said that). I'm sure you all have seen "Mercer will be the (defensively) but lately we him. He plays on the soccer team. He plays tailback. Super Official Professional soccer ball. Actually, it's favorite to win the have had a lot of problems an imitation Voit basketball he painted black and Everytime he goes to run on to the field the coach tournament," said Stal- due to injuries. Pevey has yells, "Hey boy, get your tail back on the bench." white. Also he like to limp a lot. He tells everybody it's lings, "but the fact that we had an outstanding year, an old soccer injury. I tell everybody we ran out of Actually he plays backup goalie. Everytime the ball beat Mercer twice last week hitting over .400 and goes over the goalie's head he runs and gets it. toilet paper at the dorm and that he's got a corn cob in has to give our boys his pants. playing well behind the One day he came back to the room covered in mud. confidence. We're going in plate." He told me this crazy story about how the game was Anyway, we were walking around the campus the there with confidence." tied with less than a minute remaining in the game. other day and as usual, he was carrying around his StaUings admits that his basketball—I mean soccer ball. Suddenly, it started When asked if it would Suddenly, the star player was injuried when he main worry right now is flooding rain. Before we could get inside out of the be better for the team if they attempted to head a ball and broke his neck. The walks. "Anytime you're rain his "soccer ball" had transformed back into a didn't have to play so many coach looked at my rommie and said, "Son, we're playing in a short tourna- basketball. Before we got inside good this gooney games or so many big really counting on you to pull this one out." He said he ment, you've got to have dude ran up to us. I'm talking this guy was plastered. teams, Stallings replied, went in, dribbled the ball all the way down field and pitching. We knew at the He was bad off enough as it was, but when he saw "We feel that players enjoy with one second remaining he put in the winning beginning of the season our that ball transform he was totally freaked out. a tough schedule. The fans goal. Well, I may be gullible, but I'm not toally crazy. pitchers would be inconsis- We tried to explain but he just wouldn't listen. He and students enjoy seeing A few days later I found out what really happened. tent because they are young swore my roomate was possessed, and he started to southern play the best The bench fell over into a mud puddle while he was and inexperienced." warming it. exorcise him right on the spot. If you've never seen a teams available. We could You know, I really feel guilty now. Does anyone drunk guy try to cast a devil out of an imitation drop Florida State, South out there need a roommate? When my roommate basketball, then you haven't lived. We tried to lose the In the TAAC tourna- Carolina and Clemson, but reads this is he gonna be mad! Oh well, as long as I'm guy but he followed us everywhere. Just when we ment today, Stallings said I don't think the fans and in trouble I might as well go all out. thought we had lost the poor sucker, he snuck up that "I will go with my students would be fooled by You know, my roomie really gets a kick out of behind my roomie, stole the ball and tossed it in the best." Terrill Parham and a weak schedule. You can wearing his soccer shirt. He likes to impress all the lake. I heard him mumble something about how he Kenny Roberts are sche- strut around with your women. Well, the other day we were eating at was gonna drown the demon. duled to pitch the first two chest out and say 'we're 35- Landrum when this gorgeous blonde walked up to Well, if any poor soul out there needs a roommate, games. 1- by playing a weak him and said, "Hey, don't I know you from please call. If I'm still living, I'm sure I'll need one. When asked if he was schedule, but I don't think satisfied with the season that's what people want."