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Thursday, June 7, 2012 Georgia Southern University THE www.thegeorgeanne.com Volume 83 • Issue 9 GEORGE-ANNE SPIDEY-FUN AT FIRST FRIDAY Four Eagles picked early in MLB draft BY ANNA WELLS "We had some good history on Victor over The'George-Anne staff the last couple years. [We] saw him at Georgia Southern and in the Cape Cod League and Georgia Southern University baseball the reports from our scouts were very good," athletes made history this week when they Director of Amateur were drafted this week in the early rounds of Scouting Bruce Seid said. the MLB Draft. Although Roache spent the majority of The Milwaukee Brewers picked junior the 2012 season with a broken wrist, he led Victor Roache 28th overall on Monday night of GSU and the SoCon in home runs in the the MLB Draft. Roache is the first GSU player 2011 season with 30. Roache began the 2012 to be drafted during the opening round in 20 season with a .412 batting average and 5 RBI's years; the last was Joey Hamilton in 1991. His before he sustained his season-ending injury. selection was also the highest ever recorded in "I thought he definitely still had a chance Southern Conference history, surpassing The to be a first rounder. I thought he had done Citadel's Asher Wojciechowski, who went 41st enough before the injury and people had overall in 2010, according to the press release. See DRAFT, page 8 Provost Moore resigns BY KRYSTAL MCMATH Moore has been employed by GSU since The George-Anne staff April 2011, after leaving the University of South Carolina. President Brooks Keel announced today Moore has contributed greatly to GSU that Dr. Ted Moore, provost and vice president since his arrival, Keel said in the email. of academic affairs, resigned from his position "During his tenure here, the new Allen E. at Georgia Southern University. Paulson College of Engineering & Information "It is with regret that I announce that Dr. Technology was launched, and important Ted Moore, Provost and Vice President for changes to better align our academic mission Demario Cullars/The George-Anne Academic Affairs, has informed me of his and our organization were initiated," according Susie Clark, from Cindy's Professional Catering and Serving, entertains kids with decision to resign from Georgia Southern to the email. string spray while dressed as Spiderman at Statesboro's First Friday event at the University to allow him to take up the next "His tireless efforts on behalf of the faculty courthouse. To see the story, check it out at www.thegeorgeanne.com. phase of his life," Keel said in an email to GSU can be seen in the gradual, but steady, increase faculty and staff. See PROVOST, page 3

ON THE Newsroom 478-5246 PO Box 8001 thegeorge Follow us on Twitter You Statesboro, GA WEB Advertising 478-5418 anne.com @TheGeorgeAnne Fax 478-7113 30460 2 Thursday, June 7, 2012 News The George-Anne New GSU dining option The NEST available in July

BY JENNIFER CURINGTON Landrum. It will also have new items that are to making changes other than new buildings, a preview of the menus once the two buildings Murphy said. Resident The George-Anne staff Parking are reopened, Murphy said. "We're definitely looking to change the face Relocated The NEST, a temporary dining facility set to The NEST will take up 135 parking spots in of dining on campus in general, to ensure that everything is up to date and modern as it can " A, * stay for a year, has landed at Georgia Southern' Centennial Place and Watsons resident lot C, Lot 20 will be Reduced fr^v- University and will open in July with new Director of Parking and Transportation Kristi •possibly be and accommodate every single "5i# dining options. Bryant said. different appetite and lifestyle on campus," The NEST is a place where Eagles can learn, There will be two overflow lots for Murphy said. grow and be comfortable. It will seat 600 plus Centennial Place and Watson residents. One "We're also doing things now to maintain customers and be a temporary dining facility is the Eagle Village parking lot off of Harvey our health score daily. Daily internal health Overflow Sot in front of in place of Landrum during its demolition and Drive and the other is adjacent from Kennedy inspections, meetings with the managers," Eagie Village Lakeside's renovations, Marketing Coordinator Hall at the corner of Harvey and Knight, said Murphy said. "So the level of safety in that of Eagle Dining Services Michael Murphy said. Bryant. building is going to be extremely high." "We anticipate (The NEST) to be ready in Parking closer to Centennial Place and The NEST will be more sophisticated than hi'//. July. The project (of Landrum and Lakeside) Watson will be first come, first served for what some people are currently picturing, Centennial lot will lose should start then as well," Murphy said. "The residents, Bryant said. Sharpe said. 135 spots idea is to make it a combination of Landrum Lot 20, located directly behind the "A lot of people are under the impression that and Lakeside." University Store, will not be available during it's going to be a tent or something like that. You "The reason we chose to shut down the demolition of Landrum. The lot currently know, something that is not very safe or reliable, «t£sSS*«s Landrum and Lakeside at the same time was has 85 parking spots and two handicap spots. but it will be a full working kitchen. It will be almost like a building, it is just temporary," More overflow next in order to only have The NEST for one year," When Landrum is complete and the lot to Kennedy Senior Administrative Coordinator of Eagle reopens, the spots will primarily be service Sharpe said. Dining Services Courtney Sharpe said, "We and delivery spaces, Bryant said. Sharpe said the demolition of Landrum is wanted to be able to get it done quickly." "Lot 20 will not be as big as it now. It is planned to begin this fall semester with both The menu for The NEST will be a going to be reduced drastically," said Bryant. Landrum and Lakeside completed by fall Jose R. Gil/ The George-Anne combination of options from Lakeside and Eagle Dining Services is looking forward 2013. - Bus fleet decreases from 11 to 5 for summer BY KRYSTAL McMATH After that time, they drop to one bus each route. The George-Anne staff "That way we don't have empty buses running around campus which would cause our costs to Georgia Southern University Department of go up and therefore your fees to go up," Bryant Parking and Transportation has cut down the said. number of buses used for student transportation Bryant feels the "In and Out" bus will be on campus to two due to fewer students during enough to accommodate students in order to summer term. save them money, but there will be more added if There are not as many students during the needed. The primary concern is to save students summer so there are fewer buses running. Not money. as many are needed, Kristi Bryant, director Students are aggravated by the lack of buses administrative of parking and transportation on each route during the summer and do not said. appreciate waiting around for the next bus to "We run two buses on the Gold route and come around. two on the Blue route at the busiest time of the "I think it is terrible that we don't have more day. And then we have one called the 'In and buses this summer. You stand at a stop for almost Out' bus. When a busy time comes, we put 30 minutes before the bus arrives. I have to get up that bus on the line to help, so three buses at the an extra hour and a half just to make sure I catch busiest time of the day seems to work pretty well a bus to make it to class on time," Tracy Lynch, for us," Bryant said. junior mechanical engineering major said. Matt Veal/ The George-Anne "We start at 6:30 a.m. and we have one on "It makes it hard for the people who cannot each route and then we'll bring the second one afford parking passes or not have cars rather, Gold route bus because it takes me a good 30 said. on at a little after 7 a.m. to get the people onto to get to and from campus to get to class on minutes to get to the RAC, so sometimes I Bryant said, "I don't want to raise your student campus for their 8 a.m.," Bryant said. time," junior pre-athletic training major Chenise just walk all the way there from my apartment fees to have empty buses running. If we need The bus route's busiest times during the Strachan said. because its quicker than waiting for one bus," another bus then we will put one out there, but if semester is 9:30 a.m. and 1 p.m., Bryant said. "I think they should add at least one more sophomore logistics major Jamerson Jackson we don't need it then we won't let it run."

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Van Gogh's to open in August Statement of Operations BY MARISSA MARTIN The advertiser is The George-Anne staff The George-Anne is the official student newspaper of responsible for any errors Georgia Southern University, in advertisements and its A new restaurant, Van Gogh's owned and operated by liability for adjustments is Microbrewery and Pizza, next to GSU students using facilities limited to the amount of provided by the university. space the error occupied GATAs Sports Bar and Grill, is under The newspaper is the oldest in the ad. Further, the construction and plans to open at the continuously published newspaper is not responsible end of the summer. newspaper in Bulloch for any damages caused due County. The newspaper is to an ad's omission from a "We plan to open in August when a designated public forum particular edition and its school starts back, but the exact date has for the Georgia Southern responsibility solely is to not been confirmed," Jeff Stewart, general community.The newspaper reschedule the ad in the next is published twice weekly, regular edition at the regular manager of Statesboro Life Restaurant on Tuesdays and Thursdays, advertising rates. Group, said. during most of the academic The exact date when Van Gogh's year. Any questions regarding STUDENTS BEWARE:The content should be directed to George-Anne screens all opens will depend on when the students Demario Cuilars/ The George-Anne the student editor by phone at advertisements prior to will start coming back for fall, Stewart Van Gogh's is planned to have a connecting deck with GATA's. 912.478.5246 or at gaeditor@ publication. The newspaper said. georgiasouthem.edu. strives to accept ads for legitimate products and The new restaurant will serve salads, Students should expect fresh baked thinks differently. ADVERTISING:The newspaper services only. Students pizza and subs. Additionally, it will have and carefully crafted pizza as well, "I honestly don't expect it to succeed accepts advertising. Inquiries are urged to exercise an in-house brewery for beer. Bennett said. with the current business plan. He is may be made by calling caution when replying to 912.478.5418 or 912.478- ads-particularly those that "We are going to brew our own beer "It will be gourmet pizza. All of it will cutting into his own business by building 0566. Fax any questions to require personal information. in-house and create pretty much any be made fresh on-site and hand tossed," next to GATAs," Brown said. 912.478.7113 or e-mail adsl @ Students are also urged to kind the consumer wants," Stewart said. Bennett said. "They're building a three barrel brew georgiasouthern.edu. report to the newspaper any suspicious offers which they "The biggest attraction is the "Our price range for a large pizza will pub which is thirty-one gallons," Brown The George-Anne receives might see in an ad. microbrewery. We will have the be $16-20 foralarge. You can buy by-the- said. "At this size, in order to make the additional support, in part, Statesboro Blue that is a Belgian white slice," Bennett said. brewery economical, I expect them to from the Student Activities PUBLICATION INFORMATION: Budget Committee. The newspaper is printed and Creek Water that is a stout beer," The boardwalk at GATAs that leads charge five to eight dollars a pint and I by Signature Offset in owner of Statesboro Life Restaurant out to the lake will continue on to connect don't think GSU students will be willing The deadline for reserving Jacksonville, Fla. Group, Christian Bennett said. with a deck at Van Gogh's, Stewart said. to pay that much." space and submitting advertising copy is noon, one NOTICE: Unauthorized Van Gogh's will hold brewery contests "I think the concept he is going for "They are bringing in a professional week prior to the intended removal of multiple copies as well and will award prizes, Bennett is something Statesboro has never seen brewer and he has pretty good publication date. For more from a distribution site said. before. Van Gogh's will be new and both credentials, and you'll probably find me information, rate cards, constitutes theft under sample publications, contact Georgia law, a misdemeanor "We will have beer-brewing contests. the businesses will be connected," Stewart over there a lot, honestly," Brown said. the advertising manager or offense punishable by a fine Whoever wins, we will produce their said, "You will be able to walk across the The location of Van Gogh's was a student media director. and/or jail time. beer with their name and give them a boardwalk to GATAs." smart move, Joseph Gatlin, junior public Creating another atmosphere will relations major, said. royaltyf Bennett said. Editor-in-Chief Arielle Coambes GATAs and Van Gogh's are both increase the population in that area. If "I think it's cool because they needed Managing Editor Jennifer Curington owned and operated by Bennett. The two GATAs isn't what students are looking to do something with that land," Gatlin restaurants are connected in more ways for, they have Van Gogh's, Stewart said. said. Multimedia Editor Jessie Reese than one. "The atmosphere will be a lot more Van Gogh's is still in the process of Opinions Editor Alex LaSalle "It will be completely unique. It's not laid back and chill. It'll be a place to come obtaining an alcohol license, according News Editor Lindsay Gaskins a franchise yet. This is the first location and eat some great food and great beer," to the Statesboro city council minutes. Arts Editor Courtney Escher of its kind and we plan on opening Stewart said. Bennett said, "We have been approved Sports Editor Jannah Bolds more. We have already identified many Cole Brown, a member of the for our alcohol license, but we have to Copy Chief Grace Kessenich other markets like Athens and Valdosta," American Homebrewers Association wait for the fire marshal to approve the Bennett said. and senior communication arts major, new building." Copy Editor Kevin Gregan Business Manager Chloe Douglas PROVOST, from page 1 Marketing Manager TJ Jackson Accounts Manager Kenneth Colyer president of academic affairs will be business on June 8, 2012," Keel said in in the number of new faculty hires Distribution Manager Nick Garcia that will continue over the next few announced within the next month the email. Production Manager Mallory McLendon years. He is also responsible for re- and candidate nominations can be The Office of the President organizing our university outreach sent by June 8, according to the email. referred The George-Anne to Director Photo Editor Demario Cuilars centers to emphasize our role in "I am seeking (faculty's) assistance Administrative of Marketing and community engagement," according in identifying the most outstanding Communication Christian Flathman, Corrections to the email. individual who can lead us during who declined to comment. In last Thursday's edition, the front page headline was erronec Moore's resignation will take affect this critical time, and am requesting should have read, "Baseballs falls in SoCon championship." in July, according to the email. that nominations for candidates be Lindsay Gaskins contributed to this Contact the editor at [email protected] f corrections and errors. An interim provost and vice sent directly to me prior to close of report.

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BU86 Our View 9HB®tt/yP iSSS22! Eagles for Eagles should continue In last week's edition of The George-Anne, we reported that Southern Legacy's new program, Eagles for Eagles, fell short of its goal, raising $5,000 of the intended $14,000. The program is aimed to aid students who are facing financial troubles through two awards, Eagle Care and Eagle Opportunity. Although the fundraiser only earned $5,000, Southern Legacy still plans to allow students to apply for assistance in the fall. We support Southern Legacy's decision to continue the program. Financial aid of any sort is critical to many students at Georgia Southern University, and the Eagles for Eagles program is a noble cause. While we support the program, we also believe that Southern Legacy should look at different approaches to fundraising. Through the spring semester, representatives went through classrooms to make a GSU needs to tighten financial belt direct appeal to students to donate some money to the In last week's edition of The grounds. Then take their lunch program. They tried to start a trend where each student George-Anne, we reported that money. Life is tough, kids, and you would donate a certain amount depending on their Southern Legacy's new program, ALEXANDER have to grow up sooner or later. Eagles for Eagles, raised $5,000 of its THE We all know our GSU Eagles intended graduation year. fundraising goal of $14,000. PRETTY football team brings the dough home However, asking students for a $20 donation is not Oops. GOOD each season, but I'm sure they can do going to help. That is a week of dinner for a student. The money was raised to assist ALEX LASALLE/ their share to cut back on expenses. We suggest asking for simple $1 donations during students who are facing financial OPS EDITOR Helmets? Bah! The Great Erk Russell's troubles. As you read the above bald dome was as hard as a statue. University Store purchases or putting a donation box numbers, your initial gut reaction Why shouldn't the rest of our athletes for change outside buildings. may be something along the lines of home as a writing and linguistics try to live up to that same standard? We also would prefer if students were able to know "Wow, Georgia Southern University major. You know what's overrated? What about some of the smaller where their donations are going. Specific qualifications students are selfish!" And you would Lights. Turn them all off. Not only will sports at GSU? Our tennis team - yes, for the awards had yet to be determined as of last week. probably be correct. There's probably we save money, but also the darkness we do have a tennis team - can do just $5,000 worth of food bought at Steak will no longer attract all of the ants We support the Eagles for Eagles program, because fine without us buying so many tennis 'n Shake for lunch, given the length of that currently call Newton home. balls. Just keep track of the good one, we understand the importance of financial aid. We the drive-thru line. Another major annoyance on okay? We all have to do our part. encourage Southern Legacy to continue the program However, this also highlights a campus is the excessive lighting of And don't think I've forgotten and look at alternative fundraising strategies. larger issue: Money is tight. Students parking lots. Again, there are multiple our Student Government have light wallets and GSU has a benefits to turning off parking lot Association. I propose a simple The George-Anne welcomes letters to the editor and appropriate tighter treasury. We haven't given our lights. We save money, that much is fee on SGA members. Any senator guest columns. All copy submitted should be 350 words or fewer, professors a pay raise in years. There's obvious. Additionally, students now or officer that wears a necktie to a typed, and sent via e-mail in Microsoft Word format to gaeditor@ georgiasouthern.edu. All submissions must be signed and include only so much money we can raise, so get to feel the pure adrenaline-soaked meeting pays a simple $1 charge, phone number for verification. GSU students should include their I say it's high time we do some good thrill of sprinting to their car before $2 for bowties. They can't resist the academic major, year and hometown. The editors reserve the right old-fashioned cost cutting. being caught by a guy wearing a urge to look uptight. Our budget to reject any submission and edit submissions for length. Let's start with electricity. I trench coat and nothing else. will be balanced by next week! Opinions expressed herein are those of the Board of Opinions or shudder at the thought of how much Those juvenile hooligans we columnists themselves and DO NOT necessarily reflect those of the power is used up on campus each day. faculty, staff or administration of GSU, the Student Media Advisory recently banned from campus? Let LaSalle is a junior writing and linguistics Board, Student Media or the University System of Georgia. Take the Newton Building, my them back onto our lovely school major from Cumming, Ga.

Page designed by Mallory McLendon To contact the opinions editor, e-mail [email protected]. www.thegeorgeanne.com Opinions Thursday, June7, 2012 5 Bloomberg Make a good impression On the Other Hand Are you tired of getting rej ected after Wisconsin's s wrong just meeting a lady? Do you think that her Republican Gov. first impression of you is skewed or possibly Scott Walker won a developed too fast? Well, never fear, by following MODEST tense recall election these examples of what not to do and what to do earlier this week, MY to make a good first impression, you're sure to FINDINGS ending a lengthy fight VIEW be rewarded (winky face). involving politicians ille First, what not to do. across the country. It is Ladies love a charming confident guy, but now safe to resume not caring about COLUMNIST not one who knows he's charming and confident Wisconsin's politics. and uses it to snag a few. Meet Don-Draper- At the end of last month, New York Wannabe. He thinks he's cool, smooth, vague Dr. Pilot is the guy that ladies will go home to An anonymous tipster told gawker. City Mayor Mike Bloomberg announced and mysterious, but he's not. tell their moms about. He is described as "sweet" com that he had managed to hack his plan to fight obesity in the Big Apple. This guy's case usually consists of a few and "just a genuinely good guy" several times a into Mitt Romney's active hotmail He plans on banning sugary drinks over common occurrences: Getting way too drunk day. He is not afraid to use his phone as a phone account. None of the emails have 16 oz. in restaurants, food carts and even and handsy, forgetting a lady's name, dressing and actually speak words to his lady friends. He been revealed, so there is no scandal stadiums. badly, driving recklessly and/or drinking and is honest and forthright when speaking to his yet. The big news is that people still To put this in perspective, the bottles driving and trying to consummate within an ladies of interest, and he is a true gentleman. actually use hotmail. of soda in most vending machines are hour of the first date. This guy usually prefers He is the most interesting man in the world, 20 ounces each. The mayor said recently to communicate via written correspondence but younger and less creepy looking. ■ A 14-year-old conservative talk in a press conference that he's doing this like texting or Facebook messaging and will not And those are all of the things you should show host with a sizable following "for the children and their future." This is be afraid to request dirty pictures within a very do to get a lady. Seems simple right? Just think, - you read that right - is gaining a ridiculous step in the wrong direction short and almost creepy amount of time. instead of wasting all that time and energy even more attention after going on a both for government intervention in our In order to remain aloof, this guy will trying to be cool and playing some terrible game rant claiming that President Obama , lives and its essential effectiveness. This literally share nothing with his desired lady. that just makes everyone feel uncomfortable, is "making kids gay." He's also been isn't even a Big Government vs. Small Sure, he'll say things like "'Inception' was the you can simply open yourself up to decent responsible for this terrible weather Government argument. It's just absurd. best movie ever created," but when a lady shares conversation. lately. That history test you bombed? The last thing we need is the government a story about her crazy grandmother and asks So just remember that while you think you're Obama's fault, too. saying we can't have something simply about his family he'll reply with something a winner by playing the game, the girl you're because "it's bad for us" when in actuality stupidly obvious such as "Yeah, I got one," and with is mentally knocking you down a few ■ A Canadian porn actor arrested it isn't bad IN MODERATION. Soda and leave it at that. The Don-Draper-Wannabe only points because you won't actually talk to her. in Germany in connection with the other sugary drinks have been around for takes his ladies out for drinks. Never dinner or In all honesty guys, you don't need Gerard killing, dismembering and subsequent hundreds of years and haven't seemed to be a fun activity like spelunking, just drinks. In Butler good looks or the intentions of being maiming of body parts of a Chinese a problem until now. Why is that? A few a way, this is a crafty maneuver, because he is a doctor-slash-pilot, or a vet, a professional student to a Canadian political reasons: We now have parents who cannot remaining aloof which makes the lady ask more athlete, a world traveler and philanthropist to party headquarters, has no links to a say "no" to their children. We have seen questions and stick around for more drinks, get the girls. All you have to do is pay attention Hollywood Hills body-parts murder this not only in soda, but the leader in soda which in turn gets them drunk and willing. to what they're saying and care enough to give case. Headline writers everywhere are distribution: fast food restaurants. Reports Score one for Tool Academy. areal response. It's really that simple. After that, dismayed at the news. of children throwing hissy fits when they But what they don't realize is that the ladies you're golden. don't get their way to go get their Happy who are worth actually getting to know (and information compiled by Opinions Editor Alex LaSalle from gawker.com and Meal and parents bending to their will are let's face it, they're probably healthier too if you Escher is a sophomore journalism major from drudgereport.com sickening. There's nothing wrong with the know what I mean) see right past this and move Canton, Ga. occasional McDonalds stop, but when it's on to a guy who will actually give them the time multiple times a week, you have a problem. of day and not say something like, "time to go We must start telling children no and get back to your place." them to eat and drink healthier things. Now, here is what to do to make a good, Another reason soda is now a problem, lasting first impression. especially for children and young adults, I've already mentioned the charm and is they don't go out and exercise. Instead, confidence factor, but what ladies really love is they sit inside, play Xbox and guzzle down someone who is sincere and a good listener who Mountain Dew. Face it, our kids need they can actually hold a conversation with. Meet more exercise. Dr. Pilot. He's funny, interesting and a genuinely These are the kinds of things we need good guy. Ladies love him because he listens to to do. Don't let the government interfere in them and shows a genuine interest in their lives. our daily life choices. And, let's face it - it doesn't hurt if he looks MAE like a real-life version of a Disney prince that UlSH .AW FIRM Chap in is a senior political science major had a child with a Ken doll. Add that, and • from Roswell, Ga. basically, he's rom-com gold.

Page designed by Mallory McLendon To contact the opinions editor, e-mail [email protected]. AR I O @GeorgeAnneArts 6 Thursday, June 7, 2012 www.thegeorgeanne.com Writing conference to come to Savannah BY DUSTIN TILLIGKEIT The George-Anne staff The 11th Biennial International Writing Across the u The 11th Biennial International Writing Curriculum Conference It's a way to disperse Across the Curriculum Conference has Speakers: writing instruction across the come to Savannah in order to help faculty better understand how the power of writing Chris M. Anson academic community. J J June 7-9 applies to their subjects. Rebecca Moore Howard The conference is scheduled for today -Michael Pemberton, through Saturday at the Coastal Georgia @ The Coastal GA Center Sandra Jamieson Center, a conference center shared by professor of writing and Armstrong Atlantic University, Savannah linguistics and co-conference State University and Georgia Southern chair University. The department of writing and linguistics and the division of continuing education at Jose Gill/ The George-Anne GSU are hosting the conference. learn and remember more about that subject, "It's about inserting writing assignments conference coordinator at GSU, said. Pemberton, professor of writing and Pemberton said in disciplines other than writing and "It's a way to disperse writing instruction linguistics and co-conference chair, said. The three-day conference will include English," J. Marie Lutz, continuing education across the academic community," Michael The conference will feature three keynote free time for guests to tour Savannah. speakers to speak over the weekend, Bidding for the location of the conference according to the conference program. began two years ago and planning the The first, Chris M. Anson, is a conference has taken the better part of a distinguished professor of writing at year, Pemberton said. North Carolina State University and works "We were delighted to be chosen since (FLAVORED CRUST PIZZA with several universities to reform their the conference had never been in Georgia education programs in the fields of writing before," Lutz said. and speaking. He is scheduled to speak on In the past, the conference had been held the second day of the conference, according at the University of Texas at Austin and MEAL. DEALS to the program. Indiana University at Bloomington, Lutz The other two speakers, Rebecca Moore said. Howard and Sandra Jamieson, are professors The conference is valuable to GSU; it of writing and English respectively and will not only promotes GSU as a nationally be speaking at the closing lunch on the final recognizable university, but also promotes day of the conference. Howard has worked GSU in terms of our community of in advanced literacy, enabling students professional writing scholars, Pemberton ONG SMALL to become better readers while Jamieson said. TWO-TOPPING PIZZA OR ONE t«oaj« cHrase WSJ* PEPPEROW PL6ASER f§2ZA , O* QMS l*t«WTV«JJKS«^S.*^9s: specializes in the fields of composition Presenters and guests come from several theory and creative non-fiction, according states and universities, ten have also come to the program. from other countries, like Germany and After the pre-conference workshops end, France, Lutz said. the conference itself will begin today with The conference is so popular that the a welcome address from GSU President number of people registered to attend the Brooks Keel, Lutz said. conference is around fifty percent higher After, guests will explore the conference, than originally expected. finding presentations for their specific "We've had to make some changes and discipline where speakers will lecture about adjust because we expected fewer people to

AND OtPPtNS SAUCE P6PSt« ANOHOWtC BWE AO how to better use writing for courses like attend," Pemberton said. math, nursing and engineering because each "This will be the largest conference to of these fields has its own style and format of be held at the Coastal Georgia Center," Lutz Pick Up or Delivery writing, Lutz said. said. Writing is an important tool for learning. Pemberton said, "I'm really excited, it 607 Brannen Street, Unit #4 (912)764-6565 When students write about a subject, they should be a good conference."

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YOUR GUIDE TO OFFCAMfUS ENTERTAINMENT

Students receive discount to 'Jersey Boys'

Performing arts 'Jersey Boys' being a commonly resounding title "Having the tickets at a discounted rate so in the world of theatre right now, I'd consider it that young people can go to the musical is so ktffcr^fctffe dfel^^fc BY AYANA MOORE an amazing deal." great. It'll open a lot more people's eyes to theater The George-Anne staff "Basically, we want to be able to offer students production, to supporting theater, and maybe it'll a price point to get them introduced to the arts," spark an idea to be a part of theater," Johnson said. The lights dim and the curtains are closed Vice President of Broadway in Atlanta Russ Belin According to the Broadway in Atlanta website, as theater lovers fill in the massive room from said. Jersey Boys> winner of the 2006 Grammy8 Award surrounding entrances, the effervescent buzz of Directed by two-time Tony' Award- for Best Musical Show Album and most recendy, quiet conversation begins to die down. winner Des McAnuff, "Jersey Boys" is the story of the 2009 Olivier Award for Best New Musical. Above, the dazzling ceiling displays a deep how a group of blue-collar boys from the wrong "I have heard that it's a fantastic show and a blue sky full of twinkling stars. The most amazing side of the tracks became one of the biggest fantastic performance," junior theater major, part, though, is that the tickets are $25. American pop music sensations of all time, Julianne Norkus said. "I definitely think if For students interested in attending theatrical according to a Broadway press release. students are free between those dates, they productions this summer, Fifth Third Bank In order to purchase the Student Rush Tickets, should definitely take that opportunity. For a lot Broadway in Atlanta is currently offering a special students will need valid student identification of people, money is tight and people are looking $25 Student Rush Ticket price for the musical, upon arriving at The Fox Theatre box office to do things they can't do during the school year. JERSEY NTS Jersey Boys, currently playing at The Fox Theatre where they will be able to buy up to two tickets, I think $25 to see a show like 'Jersey Boys' at The Discounted Tickets Belin said. Fox Theatre is fantastic." through June 10. Through June 10th at the Fox Theatre "I always find it interesting to see which of "I think it's a fabulous idea," junior theater "The regular ticket price on that can be up to the larger theatrical venues are willing to lower a major, Briona Johnson said. "As a theater major, $80 so it's a big savings," Belin said. "Basically, for $ price to better suit students who would likely not I know the importance of being in theater, every show on our season we will offer Student be able to afford a ticket for a production," junior participating in theater, and how it has an impact Rush Tickets. It's important for us to introduce 25 theater major, Savannah Nell Rogers said. "For on our world." the next generation to musical theater." Photo courtesy of foxtheatre.org

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SPORTS @GeorgeAnneSport 8 Thursday, June 7, 2012 www.thegeorgeanne.com MLB Draft brings new recruits into league In the midst of the NBA Playoffs, The second pick of the draft was the MLB Draft often goes unnoticed. Georgia-native and Appling County High However, this year, the draft seems to be School by the Minnesota gaining steam for this 2012 class. Twins. As a , Buxton finished the While there are no superstar prospects MY 2012 season 10-1 on the mound with 154 like or Stephen Strasburg, VIEW in 81 innings. Not only does the draft could provide struggling teams he have an arm, but he also saw a batting, like the Astros and Royals with the spark average of .513 while scoring 68 runs. to ignite a fire in their clubhouse. Buxton has been compared to the likes GSU came out in the spotlight with four of Braves' right-fielder Jason Heyward, players chosen in the first 15 rounds of the with threats from every angle. The Twins draft, those recruits help set the tone for a of the draft. Phillips led the Eagles to their have struggled since the loss of Johan stellar 2012 recruiting class. Now it's time most successful four years since 2002, and Santana and Joe Mauer has been unable to to ask: Who will succeed and who will fall the Blue Jays are eager to see the potential perform as of late. The addition of Buxton under the pressure? that Phillips can bring to the team. should add another quality hitter to the It's time to take a step back and look Finally, the Minnesota Twins chose Twins lineup for season ahead. at those players, our own boys and other Jarret Leverett in the final round of the notable prospects that may give the MLB a second day of the draft. Leverett is a left- TOP UNDERRATED refreshing new set of superstars. handed pitcher who went 4-2 this season with a 2.81 ERA and should provide the PROSPECT HOMETOWN PRIDE Twins with quality left-handed pitching. Duke's star pitcher The draft is still underway and there was chosen 22nd in the draft by the No MLB draft analysis would be could potentially be more Eagles chosen and can be considered complete without Georgia Southern to join the league in the later rounds. a complete steal. Stroman compiled an University's own players that have been astonishing 2.39 ERA and struck out 136 chosen by a major league club. Outfielder TOP 2 OVERALL PICKS hitters in 98 innings. He averaged 12.5 Victor Roache was chosen 28th overall by strikeouts per nine innings pitched, which the Milwaukee Brewers and is the second 17-year-old was chosen was third in all of college baseball. GSU athlete to be drafted in the first round first by the and he is the Stroman may have been looked over meet the high expectations the team has in 20 years. Although Roache spent the first player from Puerto Rico ever to be because of his 5'9" height, which is in store for him. Ramsey, a senior out of 2012 season with a broken wrist, his stats chosen first overall. The Astros had the uncharacteristic of his position. However, Florida State University, could be seen as from seasons past were impressive enough choice of a pitcher from Stanford or a Stroman's experience combined with his appealing because the pick would allow to earn him a spot in the opening round. high-school superstar from Georgia, but impressive arsenal of pitches proves him for the Cardinal's to gain a more expensive Following Roache was pitcher Chris instead vied for the Alex Rodriguez style to be one of the smartest picks of the first player later in the draft. Beck, who was chosen by the White Sox shortstop. round that could send the Blue Jays to the Ramsey being taken 23rd overall was in the second round. The White Sox see Not only is he talented, but also humble. top of the league in seasons to come. surprising to many because stronger Beck's potential to develop as pitcher and Correa stated that he wanted to join the players like and Richie to provide variety to the team in seasons MLB to provide for his family financially. Shaffer were still on the board. to come. Correa is known to be a heavy-hitter and TOP OVERRATED PROSPECT That being said, Ramsey lacks power at The Toronto Blue Jays drafted third should give the Astros the spark that their The St. Louis Cardinal's first round the plate and will struggle to earn a spot in baseman Eric Phillips in the sixth round offense is missing. pick, , could struggle to the starting lineup in the upcoming season.

DRAFT, from page 1 seen him enough that it wasn't too The Brewers are hoping to see Beck's has been recorded at 92- the 2012 season with a .366 batting a 4-2 record. He also recorded seven much of a surprise," head coach Roache play in their instructional 93 mph. Beck recorded 115 strikeouts average and achieved 194 RBI's saves for the team as a member of the Rodney Hennon said. league in the fall. this season and allowed only 29 walks. during his four-year career with the bullpen. Leverett could provide the "We felt if our doctors were Junior right-handed pitcher Chris The White Sox see Beck's potential Eagles. Phillips was also a four-time Twins with a left-handed closer for satisfied with the potential outcome of Beck was chosen 76th overall in to develop three quality pitches that all SoCon player and is GSU's all-time their bullpen. his injury and he got down to us we the second round of the draft. .Beck could put him in the starting rotation career hits leader. Hennon said, "I'm happy for had a chance to get a premier power ended the 2012 season with a 3.91 in seasons to come. In the final round of day two of the those guys. I'm very proud of them, bat. We look forward to his complete ERA and went 6-7 during the season. The Toronto Blue Jays chose draft, the Minnesota Twins chose GSU they were hard workers at GSU and I recovery and get him out playing," In his sophomore year, Beck obtained infielder Eric Phillips in the sixth pitcher Jarret Leverett. Leverett ended know they have great futures ahead of Seid said. record marks with a 3.23 ERA and round of the draft. Phillips finished the 2012 season with a 2.81 ERA and them."

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BY JACKIE GUTKNECHT of a mountain and have you memorize The George-Anne staff something. And then you have to hike all the way back down the mountain and recite Like no other endurance race in the world, it and if you mess it up you have to hike all the Spartan Death Race warns its competitors the way back up and do. it again. And after 24 that "you may die" and this came to no hours of no sleep and just being exhausted all surprise to graduate student Louis Turnbull day, trying to do some of that stuff is going to as he bravely signed up. be very difficult." Turnbull said. The Spartan Death Race is the ultimate Turnbull has been training for the race for challenge and is designed to specifically roughly over a year, focusing on overall basic present competitors with the unexpected and fitness and other, nonconventional training, the insane. The race takes place on June 15th like tire flipping, log carrying and splitting in Vermont and is comprised of mud runs, wood. Along with training, Turnbull worked obstacle racing, trail racing and physical and 48 hours a week, 20 hours at a school lab and mental challenges. took nine credit hours. "I am an avid tri-athlete," Turnbull said. "I am definitely excited to see if I can push "I've competed in the Iron Eagle competition, the limits to finish the race, because only ten and in my undergrad, a friend and I won percent, if that, actually finish, so that's my three years in a row." main goal," Turnbull said. "One of my best friends ran across the Turnbull is also taking a support team to website about a year ago and he said this race the race with him. GSU Students Jennifer looks crazy, so I watched the video and I had Douglas, Max Friel and Bradley Sheldon will to do it!" Turnbull said. all be going to support him as he faces death. "My biggest challenge is probably going Douglas said, "A support crew carries to be the mental challenges they have in the food, water, clothings and just provides race. One of the things I've heard they've support mentally and emotionally for the done in the past is have you hike to the top athlete going through the race." Courtesy of Steve Sanders A member of GSU's archery club practices shooting the target inside the RAC. Students aim for success "We are interested in exposing students to Archery not only competitive shooting, but recreational BY JACKIE GUTKNECHT shooting as well," said Sanders. The George-Anne staff Vice President of the Archery Club team, Linda Stephens, is an Academic All-American, A former Georgia Southern University and one of the top shooters in the country. She student, Jake Jones, started the Archery Club also went to the Olympic trials last summer. team in November 2010, but still keeps up with To qualify as an Academic All-American, the club and the coach regularly. athletes must be in the top scores for indoor Jones will not be able to take advantage of and outdoor shooting, and qualify with certain the new Shooting Sports Education Center, grade requirements as well. but hopes that the new facilities will benefit his GSU received the Easton Grant and former team. The sports center is expected to received all of the equipment necessary for a be completed June 2013. basic knowledge of Archery as a sport. "I really hope that the shooting range can "To join the team, athletes do not have to help the team grow. I'd like to see that club have equipment or any prior knowledge of the become pretty big," said Jones. sport," said Sanders. "The new Shooting Sports Education "GSU hosted one of eight tournaments Center could possibly lead to adding Archery in the country back in March, the National as an intramural sport, and not just a club Indoor," said Sanders. sport," the Club Sports Director, Steve Sanders "Any season is a good one," said Sanders. said. The archery team practices on the club The archery team focuses a lot on the sports fields, with the coach present once a Courtesy of Louis Turnbuli education of the sport and teaching athletes week, athletes can also come but and shoot Graduate student Louis Turnbull prepares to participate in the challenging Spartan Death Race. the basics. alone.

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