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CENTENNIAL 19 0 6-2006 Remembering the lost 'A Scholar ByAvinaDarmadjaja Under Seige Holocaust Remembrance Assistant News Editor

campus events: In 2003, Deron Beal sent out the Editor's Note: GSU celebrated first e-mail to some friends and a its 100th anniversary in De- number of non-profit organizations, cember. Each Thursday The Sunday, April 15 7:30 p.m. announcing The Freecycle Network, George-Anne Daily highlights Averitt Center a network that allowed everyone in something from our past. Tucson, Az., where he was located, The Averitt Center is hosting a Ho- to give and to get items. Little did locaust Remembrance event that By Michael Cardinal will feature art and poetry from he know, what started out small Staff writer the Holocaust. ends up making a huge impact that affects millions of members in over Professor Michael Braz is a 75 countries. music composition teacher at Tuesday, April 17 According to the network's Web Georgia Southern, and he will 7 p.m. site, www.freecycle.org, theirmission be directing his new opera, "A Kennedy Hall is "to build a worldwide gifting move- Scholar Under Siege," which Multipurpose room ment that reduces waste, saves pre- opens April20 at 7:30 p.m. atthe RSVP: Friday, April 13 cious resources and eases the burden Performing Arts Center. Genocide Awareness Dinner will on our landfills while enabling our The story of the opera takes be held at 7 p.m. in Kennedy Hall's members to benefit from the strength place in the early 1940s, and fol- Multipurpose Room. All are invited of a larger community." lows the events of the 'Marvin to a discussion dinner concerning "We currently keep over 300 tons Pittman Incident,' also known the updates on the genocide situa- of wastes out of landfills every day," as the'Cocking Affair.' Back tion in Darfur, Sudan. said Tiffany Busby, owner of the when GSU was still the Geor- Freecycle Statesboro group. "This is The dinner is free, but participants gia Teachers College, Marvin huge for the environment." must RSVP by Friday, April 13, at Pittman was the president and Busby, a student at Ogeechee Tech, (912)681-5409. .JEugej^Talmadge, the populist believes that out of all people, college goyernor of Georgia at the time, students need to protect the environ- was firing presidents of schools Wednesday, April 18 ment for our own good. and trying to get government 12 p.m. "Students who are on a budget control of the education sys- Russell Union, room 2044 should really join us because while tem. . they are saving the environment, they The final book club discussion of "It was called the Cocking af- can also get stuff for free," said Busby. the semester will be held Wednes- fair because Walter Cocking, the "There are at least 20 to 40 requests day, April 18, at noon in Russell dean of education at UG A was or offers weekly. We've had books Special Photo Union room 2044. being attacked first," said GSU listed and requested, daybed and These prisoners are in the Auschwitz camp complex, which was set up in 1940 in Poland. More Georgia History professor Lisa even bicycles for people who could than 50 percent of prisoners, almost 250,000 people, died as a result of starvation, labor that John Steinberg, associate profes- Denmark. "Dr. Pittman and Dr. not drive to class anymore." exceeded their physical capacity, executions, living conditions, torture, disease or epidemics. sor of history, will facilitate discus- Cocking were working on plans sion of the book "The Reader" by You can experience freecycle by for Georgia's educational future. Bernhard Schlink. visiting http://groups.yahoo.com/ What they wanted to do was group/freecycle_statesboro/. to create some sort of lecture The book tells of a love affair Though the Statesboro branch hall somewhere near UGA's GSU honors Holocaust Remembrance between a young man and older has only been around since 2004, it is woman during World War II in Nazi campus, so that students who currently home for 649 members. In Germany. It follows their lives to a had graduated and were 'now By Casey Altman at 7 p.m. in the College of Education lecture it, you can list your unwanted items meeting several years later at a war Features editor as well as request anything you need teachers could meet and discuss hall. The title of his talk is: "What did you do crimes trial. teaching solutions together." during the 3rd Reich, Father? Catholic Clergy as long as it is free, legal and age ap- This event would come to be one Georgia Southern will be observing Holo- and National Socialism." propriate. You will need a Yahoo! ID, of Georgia's most memorable caust Remembrance from Monday, April 16 Spicer's research focuses primarily on and the Web site is open for anyone Holocaust Remembrance Week is historical events of the time. to Wednesday, April 18. The annual event is modern Germany, but most specifically on the who is 13 years or older. sponsored by the Hillel, Depart- "This is a very good concept "Eugene Talmadge needed a held every year to honor the lives lost during relationship between the Catholic Church and ment of History and the Multicul- campaign issue, so he decided the Holocaust. Yom Hashoah or Holocaust the National Socialist (Nazi) state. tural Student Center. for students and also low-income to run against the threat of Remembrance Day is celebrated nationally on "He is coming to help us remember so we families," said Marshall Doud, a racial mingling," said Denmark. Sunday, April 15. don't forget; if we forget it could happen all over All events are free and open to the sophomore French major. "On top of "Talmadge wanted to protect The first event of the week will be a again," said Consuela Pender, director of the public. For more information, call that, it is also a noble thing." Southern tradition, so he speaker. 912-681-5409. demanded that Cocking and Dr. Kevin Spicer will be speaking April 16 see LOST, page 4 see FREE, page 4 Pittman would resign." Talmadge forced members from the Board of Regents to resign so that he could ap- point his own members. He became overcontroling, making several universities loose their Southern Explosion is sparkling in silver victory accreditation, making diplomas worthless. ^ Jj~. see BRAZ, page 4 v Dance team takes second place in national competition : k :

Kr A <*» ^Bjr Special to the G-A Homecoming week and dance at half "This year Southern Explosion time for basketball games. Southern has exceeded all expectations. The Lk ' j Explosion dancers practice at least three dedication and hard work from each Georgia Southern's official dance times a week to prepare for the highlight dancer has finally paid off," said Lavita team, Southern Explosion, won second of the season, national competition. Pinkney, head coach. 1^^ $& place at the 2007' National Cheer As- Since September, Southern Explo- The team placed first out of 15 teams i \ 1 V sociation & National Dance Alliance sion has focused practices on technique, in the preliminary competition and < ] (NCA - NDA) collegiate championship rehearsing and physical training. The second out of nine teams in the finals File Photo competition held last Friday in Daytona team consists of 12 GSU students competition. GSU's dance team is now Former GSC president Marvin Beach, FL at Daytona's Ocean Center who have to balance the physical and ranked first in Georgia, against both It JT Ti hk x Pittman is the subject of a play and Band Shell. emotional stressors that accompany UGA and Valdosta State dance teams Special1 Photo by professor Michale Braz. The dance team performs at on-cam- the combination of classes, jobs and GSU's Southern Explosion takes home thesecond place trophy pus events such as "Doo-Dah," during practices. see DANCE, page 4 at the 2007 National Cheer & National Dance Alliance.

TODAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MARTIN AND BURRIS Campus 2,3 Classifieds 6 Our Hiatus editors like the movie, yet High: 82 I Low: 48 High: 83 Low: 57 | High: 85 I Low: 53 High: 68 I Low: 41 News 4 Sports 7 feel a bit uneasy in their review of E Partly cloudy Sunny E Scattered storms E Showers and wind Briefs 5 Hiatus 8-10 'Meet the Robinsons' on page 9. www.gfedaily.com Established 1927 • The Newspaper for Georgia Southern University Covering the campus IikeaSswarm of gnats.- PAGE 2 I CAMPUS NEWS THURSDAY, APRIL 12,2007.1 THE GEORGE-ANNE DAILY

CALi Championships and All * Stars Thursday, April 12 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Five Days for Darfur Russell Union Rotunda,

Intramural men's ■■ 12:30 p.m. -1:45 p.m. '. Women's Chorus Softball's best Williams Center Dining Hall ' 3 p.m. -5 p.m. Student Employee of th^Year CRI continues trend of holding Russell Union Commons all-star game 4 p.m. - 6 p.m. McNair induction ceremony Russell Union 2084 ByAmyMclntyre softball games where members of the Assistant News Editor CRI staff, like CRI Director Gene Sherry 4 p.m. - 7 p.m. and Sarah Fain, will be playing against ROTC awards ceremony Campus Recreation and Intramurals a co-rec team made up players chosen IT auditorium 1004 have begun a new tradition of all-star by their teammates to represent them games for intramural sports. This past on the all-star team. 6 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. semester, CRI held an all-star game This game will then be followed CLEC lecture Special Photo for men's basketball, and now are up by a men's all-star game, where the Jim Hotz continuing with that trend by hosting players have been chosen in the same Nessmith Lane Assembly Hall an all-star Softball game this coming manner as the co-rec players in the Monday, April 16. rock-n-jock game. 7 p.m. - 8p.m. CRI hosts put put championship The intramural softball program is Men's teams from all leagues had the Native American student a popular program said CRI Graduate opportunity to submit one player they organization meeting By Christina Hess Thursday with play beginning at 9:30 p.m. The lowest Assistant Thomas Segi. wished to represent them in an all-star Russell Union 2071 Staff Writer score of the evening will qualify for the Harris Cup in There are over 120 teams, and he game. Players were then narrowed by October and have the chanceto win over $10,000 in characterizes the past season as run- stats and the teams were chosen. 7 p.m. - 8 p.m. Campus Recreation and Intramural Sports along cash and prizes. ning smoothly without many problems "People can come out and have a Collegiate 4-H meeting with Hackers Golf Park are giving everyone the op- "For only a $1 anyone can come out and play for or delays. great time," said intramural scorekeeper Russell Union 2043 portunity to test their miniature golf skills. fun. Some people will be taking it seriously in order "This event will be a lot of fun. We Danielle Thompson. "There is going to This Thursday, April 12, participants have the to qualify for the Harris Cup, but the rest of us can have some fun things planned like a be free food and lots of giveaways which 7:30 p.m. chance to qualify for the Harris Cup which is the Na- laugh and double-bogey," said Danison. Students can dizzy bat race and a homerun derby, is an incentive to come and hang out "Long Day's Journey Into Night" tional Miniature Golf Championships to take place in play anytime from 9:30 p.m. until midnight. GSU ID followedbytwo softball all-star games," even if you are not playing." Black Box Theatre Scranton, Pennsylvania. According to CRI Intramural is required. said Segi. . The event kicks off at Monday eve- Admission $4 for students Graduate Assistant, Kelly Danison, the cost to play is "I can't wait to challenge my Marketing Professor The first game, the jock-n-jock ning at 6:30 p.m. with the dizzy bat race. only $6.00. to game of miniature golf on Thursday. I think that game, will be in the style of celebrity Food is provided free of charge. 8 p.m. - 10 p.m. In order to enter, students just have to have a we might make a little side wager," said Kristin Wyatt, Movie: We Are Marshall GSU student ID and $6. Registration will take place a sophomore business major. Russell Union theatre at Hackers Golf Park from 8:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. on According to Hackers co-owner Darian Van Tassell Hackers Golf Park was named one of the Top 100 Golf Intramural All-Star Softball Game Friday, April 13 Ranges in America for the 6th year in a row by Golf Harris Cup Qualifier Range Magazine. At Hackers Golf Park a hole in one When: Monday, events begin 6:30 p.mi 11 a.m. -1 p.m. When: Today, registration from 8:30 to is the exception, not the rule. Unlike miniature golf as Five Days for Darfur 9:30 p.m., play continues till midnight you maybe used to playing, there are no "windmills" or Where: Multiplex fields •Russell Union Rotunda "clowns mouths." Each green should be played in similar Where: Hackers Golf Park on Old manner as you would a regulation PGA green. Events: Homerrun derby, rock-n-jock game, 7:30 p.m. Register Rd. Grab your putter and get practicing! If you have men's all-star game "Long Day's Journey .Into Night" any questions about the Harris Cup Qualifier visit the Black Box Theatre ."' Bring: $6 for registration and a GSU ID CRI website at georgiasouthern.edu/services/cri or call Cost: None, free food, lots of giveaways Admission $4 for students 912.681.5436 or Hackers Golf Park at 912.871.4653.

Your UNIVERSITY. Your FUTURE. Your GEORGIA SOUTHERN. ? Need Employment* The George-Anne Daily Admissions Recruiter Position Available is now accepting resumes DESCRIPTION for sales representatives Admissions. Serve as an official representative of Georgia Southern at college fairs, high school visits, and in the advertising department. other recruitment activities within an assigned territory We are looking for outgoing, in the state of Georgia and may be required to load and highly motivated people. unload admissions materials of up to 25 pounds. Major responsibilities include: meeting recruitment goals No experience is required. for enrollment; providing information concerning the University to prospective students and their families; assisting with various marketing activities, applicant Job Requirements include: file evaluation, and a variety of administrative activities, (but are not limited to) as assigned; traveling extensively to high schools and • Daily office hours evening recruitment events, as well as evening work and periodic weekend programs; encouraging, promoting, • Monthly meeting attendance and maintaining favorable relations with guidance • Email and phone corspondence counselors. Responsibilities also include presentation of Knowledge of local area businesses group and individual information sessions for campus visitors and regular correspondence with prospective • Means of transportation high school students by telephone, e-mail, and hand- written letters.

APPLICATION DEADLINE: Questions? Call 912-681-5418. Screening Begins April 13, 2007 and will continue until the position is filled. Please email resume with references For more information, Applications are available on our website at to Ads Manager http://jobs.georgiasouthern.edu, or in Human Resources on the 1st floor in the Rosenwald Building on campus (912-681-5468, P. O. at [email protected] Box 8104, Statesboro, GA 30460). THE GEORGE-ANNE DAILY I THURSDAY, APRIL 12,2007 CAMPUS NEWS I PAGE 3 Music for missions

By Kelly Jones The dinner theater crew recon- Copy Editor structed the current BCM stage which has taken several weeks to complete. The Georgia Southern Baptist Col- "I've put a lot of work into building legiate Ministries (BCM) organization the stage and that's one reason I'm will hold a variety dinner theater performing in the show," said Justin show on Friday, April 13 at 7 p.m. at Reid, a GSU construction manage- the BCM center across from Johnson ment major. Hall to raise money to send students Dinner is included in the price on mission trips this summer. which is only $ 12. All of the proceeds The show, which is a completely will go towards sending students on student run and produced produc- mission trips all over the world to Special Photo tion, will present songs from musicals places such as Moldova, New Orleans' Southern Adventures offers the rare opportunity to experience the rugged beauty of Blanca Peak, one of the mightiest peaks in Colorado. from the past and present including and India this summer. "The money "You Can Do Anything" and "Walk goes to a great cause and it's going Like a Man". to be a fantabulous show," said Kat Several performers in the show are Spurgeon, a BCM crew member. An experience to last a lifetime participating because of their love for Childcare is provided for children drama and musicals. "I love to sing and ages five and older. To reserve tickets ByMJTrahan Students can learn the basics of The second option is to try the Spots are still available. Deadline dance," said Cordero Curry, a GSU or find out more information, call the Staff Writer mountaineering on the 14,000 ft. "100 Mile Wilderness Expedition" for registration is Friday, April 20. freshman and actor in the show. BCM center at 912-681-2241. Blanca Peak in Durango, Co. The and backpack the top of the Appa- For more information, contact Kurt Southern Adventures (S A) invites peak is the fourth highest mountain lachian Trail for a week. Backpack- Frederick at 681-5436 or view the students to embark on a trip of a in the state and the seventh highest ers will fly into Boston, Mass. They CRI website for details: www.geor- a^*. lifetime this summer as they host in the United States. will then take a scenic drive up the giasouthern.edu/services/cri. m^e two adventure trips in May. "For ten days you can have an coastline to Baxter State Park. The According to Kurt Frederick, introductory course on mountain- trip's ultimate destination is Mount Blanca Peak TWO LOCATIONS — director of Southern Adventures, eering with world class instructors, Katahdin, which marks the northern Where : Durango, Co. "Our goal is to promote healthy and the chance to summit 14ers," said most portion of the Appalachian When : May 7-15 Statesboro Mall Main Street Village lifestyle choices, challenge self-per- graduate assistant and trip leader, Trail. What : Mountaineering (intro) 764-6924 871-4962 ceived limits, have fun and build a Matt Parker. "The Hers are 14,000 ft. "Our Southern Adventures' Cost :$825 strong appreciation for the natural peaks with some of the best views in trips provide great diversity in our 100 Mile Wilderness environment. We believe that small the country. We'll have the chance to program offerings. We encourage group wilderness experiences have see three Hers on this trip." everyone to take a look and see what Where : Baxter State Park, Maine a unique impact on the lives of our "No experience is required for this is offered. We are especially proud of When : May 7-13 What : Backpacking participants and staff." trip," said Frederick. "We've opened our Southern Adventures staff and Cost :$570 The first option is to head out this trip hoping to allow people to their hard work all year round," said to southwest Colorado for a begin- experience something new and pos- Gene Sherry, director of Campus •Prices include all gear, flight reservation, instruction, and food. ner mountaineering experience. sibly gain a new hobby." Recreation & Intramurals. ON SAtf THURSPAY APRIL 12 2007-200$ PARKING ?t Commuter and Residence Hall Permits may be purchased in the office or online at www.services.GeorgiaSouthern.edu/park. Commuter Permits are limited, so purchase now. Permits will be mailed this summer to-

Special Photo the address you provide on your application. Students' best masterpieces will be displayed at the April 27 show. Questions? Please call Parking and Transportation Final art exhibition Services at 912-681-0702. Juries pick students who go the extra mile

GSU News Service as planning and execution and put a lot of weight on imagination and The academic year at Georgia personal aesthetic," said Martin. "The Southern is approaching an end. In final pieces that I chose were those of the Betty Foy Sanders Department of the students that went that one step Art, this season brings the annual Ju- beyond the assignment." ried Undergraduate Exhibition, the Carter is part owner of Gallery final departmental exhibition of the 33 W, a painter and an art educator at year. The exhibition will be installed the Charter Conservatory for Liberal through Friday, April 27. Arts and Technology in Statesboro. STATEMENT through revenue from EMAIL DIRECTORY for any errors in advertisements publication. Breaking news will On the evening of Friday, April In his juror's statement directed to be placed on-line as warranted. advertisements placed in the Executive Editor and its liability for adjustments 20, a reception will be held in the the students, Carter writes, "As art- OF OPERATIONS paper and receives additional [email protected] is limited to the amount of space The G-A is distributed free of charge on the Georgia Southern Arts Building south wing from 7 p.m. ists, we learnearly that our success is The George-Anne Daily is the support, in part, from the Student Managing Editor the error occupied in the ad. Fur- University campus through official student newspaper of Activities Budget Committee. [email protected] ther, the newspaper is not respon- - 9 p.m. Selected works that will be based on how we consistently judge sible for any damages caused delivery sites located in campus Georgia Southern University, STUDENTS BEWARE News Editor [email protected] due to an ad's omission from a buildings, at off-campus sites, placed in the Department's Student our own work and constantly push owned and operated by GSU stud- The G-A screens all advertise- Advertising particular edition and its respon- and in residence halls. our art to be its best." ents and utilizing the facilities ments prior to publication. The Art Collection will be announced, as [email protected] or ads 1 @ sibility solely is to reschedule the provided by GSU. The newspaper newspaper strives to accept NOTICE well as the recipients of the Depart- He also added that "as students georgiasouthern.edu ad in the next regular edition at is the oldest continuously ads for legitimate products and the regular advertising rates. Readers may pick up one free ment of Art Scholarships. we participate in critiques where the published newspaper in Bulloch services only. Students are urged ADVERTISING copy, and a second for a room- County and Statesboro, Ga.The to exercise caution when replying CLASSIFIED ADS: Free classified Sixty-five of the best undergradu- insightful comments from our fellow The George-Anne reserves the mate or acquaintance, at distribu- newspaper is a designated public to ads — particularly those which ads from students, faculty and ate student artworks representing students help us to see our art from right to refuse any advertisement. tion sites. Additional copies are forum for the Georgia Southern require a credit card number, staff must be non-commercial in D/SPMV/IDDe/IDUNE.-Thedead- 50 cents each and are available the varied disciplines taught in the many different perspectives. It is a University community. The ideas other personal information, or nature and submitted in writing, line for reserving space and sub- at the Williams Center. However, expressed herein are those of the money in advance of the delivery withthenameofthe sender, department including sculpture, totally different experience to have mitting advertising copy is Noon, unauthorized removal of addition- editor or the individual authors of a product or service. Students local address, and phone number. ceramics, jewelry, paintings, draw- your work stand alone and be judged one week prior to the intended al copies from a distribution site and do not necessarily represent are also urged to report to the No free ads taken via telephone publication date. constitutes theft under Georgia ings, photographs, mixed media by someone who has no knowledge the views of the Student Media newspaper any suspicious offers - at this price we don't take law, a misdemeanor offense pun- Advisory Board, the adminis- which they might see in an ad. FOR MORE INFO, rate cards, dictation. One free ad per person and prints have been juried into the of the work except what is in front ishable by a fine and/or jail time. tration, the faculty and staff of Remember, if an offer seems too sample publications, contact: per week. Commercial classified Editors will seek to have any per- exhibition. ofhisorhereyes." Georgia Southern University, or good to be true, it probably is. Lindsey Anthony, Marketing Di- are available only from our online sons) who removes more than GSU Art Alumna, Jennifer Department Chair Patricia Carter the University System of Georgia. rector, ADS, (912) 681-5418, ads@ site at www.gsuads.com.The price FREEBIE INFO the authorized number of copies The George-Anne is published georgiasouthern.edu or adsW of commercial ads is $7 for 200 Martin, a ceramic artist, along with reflects on the juried exhibition, from distribution sites prosecut- four times weekly (Monday- ALL FREE student and faculty ads georgiasouthern.edu; or Bill Ne- characters for line ads. Ads must ed to the full extent of the law. former printmaking professor, "This annual event is an opportunity Tuesday-Wednesday-Thursday) to be run in the G-A must have ville, Student Media Coordinator, be paid for using a major credit Greg Carter, juried the show, which for our students to show the efforts during most of the academic year a NAME, P.O. BOX and PHONE (912) 681-0069, bneville@georgia- card. For classified display ads, NOTE and six times during summers. included one hundred and twenty of their hard work and accomplish- NUMBER. Ads will be rejected if southern.edu contact gaclass@georgiasouthem. We gratefully acknowledge the Any questions regarding content they do nothave this informa- edu PROOFING/ERRORS/OMISSIONS: theft of one of our slogans - entries. ments as artists," said Carter. "Art should be directed to the editor tion. NO EXCEPTIONS. The newspaper makes every "Liked by Many, Cussed by Some, at by phone at 912/681-5246 or CIRCULATION INFORMATION: In her juror's statement, Martin majors work very hard, handling OFFICES, MAIL, PHONES reasonable effort to present cor- Read by them AH" - from Robert fax at 912/486-7113. Mail subscriptions are not said she looked for strong forms, the rigors of their academic classes Room 2023, F. I. Williams Center. rect and complete information available at this time. However, Williams of the BlackshearTimes. Readers may access the newspa- The George-Anne, P.O. Box 8001, in advertisements. However, the readers may visit our web site for Call Bob and he can tell you who principles of design, presentation, with the addition of the extensive per and its archives staff by visit- Georgia Southern University, advertiser is responsible for proof- free access to current and past he stole it from originally. Credit ing our web site at http://www. and evidence of good craftsmanship. time involved with art production. Statesboro, Ga. 30460.912/681 - ing the ad upon publication and issues. Visit www.stp.georgia- for the other -"Covering Campus gadaily.com. "I considered issues of balance, scale We applaud our students as they 5246 (News) or 912/681-5418 should notify the newspaper im- southern.edu. It is the goal of the like A Swarm of Gnats - goes to G-A alum Mike Mills. and proportion. I also gave consider- reveal themselves as artists through SUPPORT (Advertising) or 912/486-7113 mediately in the event of an error. newspaper to have its edition (Fax); 912/681-0069 (adviser). The newspaper is not responsible placed on-line within 24 hours of able attention to technique, as well their work." The G-A is funded primarily . PAGE 4 I NEW APRIL 12,2; I THE GEORGE-ANNE DAILY Pulled ads forces MSNBC to drop lmus' show -4,*. • jjp

By Jennifer Mann of an ongoing review process, which sued after the NBC announcement, ing its ads. McClatchy Newspapers initially included the announce- reaffirmed its decision to suspend Sprint spokesman Christopher ment of a suspension. lmus, adding that it would "con- Doherty said Wednesday that the MSNBC said Wednesday that it It also takes into account tinue to speak with all concerned telecommunications company, would drop its simulcast of "Lmus many conversations with our own parties and monitor the situation which is the Kansas City area's in the Morning," as a growing employees," NBC news said in a closely." largest corporate employer, had * fc, T-jt. number of advertisers, including statement. On April 4, the dav after Rutgers received calls from customers, as Sprint Nextel Corp., pulled ads lmus still has the radio part of lost to Tennessee in the NCAA well as concern from employees. Spec/a/P/)ofo from the show. his program, which attracts about women's basketball championship "We and our customers find the Southern Explosion will hold auditions on April 28 at 11 a.m. in the RAC. The uproar began a week ago 3.5 million listeners weekly, but game, lmus referred to team mem- comments to be offensive, so we're when talk show personality Don pressure is building for cancellation bers as "nappy-headed hos." pulling our advertising," Doherty university dance/cheer teams par- lmus made racist and sexist on- of the radio show as well. The remark drew immediate said. "There is no magic trick in ticipated in the NCA- NDA Daytona air comments about the Rutgers The show originates from calls for his firing from the National determining timing in issues like Dance women's basketball team. WFAN in New York City and is Association of Black Journalists, this." Beach competition. Fox Sports Net from page 1 (FSN) hosts coverage for the competi- Previously, MSNBC had an- syndicated nationally by Westwood which also encouraged advertisers Sprint joined General Motors, and second against dance teams from tion and it will air the program late nounced a two-week suspension of One, both of which are managed and sponsors to take action. American Express, Staples, Procter across the nation. this month, April 24 the long-time "shock jock." by CBS Corp. On Wednesday, Sprint decided & Gamble and others in pulling "It's an honor for us to represent Also, if you are interested, in be- "This decision comes as a result CBS Radio, in a statement is- to join the ranks of sponsors pull- their ads. Georgia Southern at such a huge coming a member of the 2007- 2008 competition and for us to finally get Southern Explosion dance team, the recognition we have strived for," auditions will be held Saturday, April said Andrea Allen, captain. 28 at 11 a.m. in the RAC. This year over 160 college and Pentagon announces longer tours for soldiers

By Nancy Yousef months at home between war zone into next year. They also called it an the impact on readiness, recruitment McClatchy Newspapers rotations. Without the change, five acknowledgment that the Iraq war and retention." brigades would have had to return has seriously overstretched the U.S. The new schedule is effective im- U.S. Army soldiers deployed to to combat after less than a year at military's largest branch. mediately for all Army troops serv- Iraq will serve at least 15 months home, he said. "The decision to extend the tours ing in, or getting ready to deploy to, Braz from page 1 there instead of 12, the Defense De- Democrats charged that length- of U.S. service members by three Iraq or Afghanistan. It doesn't affect partment announced Wednesday. ening the time troops will be months is an urgent warning that the the Marine Corps, whose members "Students were so mad, there was Defense Secretary Robert Gates expected to stay in Iraq is further administration's Iraq policy cannot are rotated into the war zone for a mock hanging in Athens, where said the new rotation schedule, proof that the so-called "surge" be sustained without doing terrible seven months, with six months students hung a fake dummy of Tal- which also will affect soldiers sent to that President Bush announced in long-term damage to our military," between tours, or Army National madge," said Michael Braz. Afghanistan, would allow the Pen- January is reallyalong-term increase Sen. Joseph Biden, D-Del„ said in a Guard and Reserve units, whose In the opera, Talmadge will enter at tagon to guarantee units at least 12 in troop strength likely to last well statement. "We don't have to guess at tours will still last 12 months. the beginning, physically demanding the spotlight on him, poking fun at the Special Photo governor's arrogance and need to be the center of attention. another half a year to write out the alumnus. "Not that it cannot be. In co-teaches a Holocaust class at "The 1941 Marvin Pittman inci- orchestral score," said Braz. fact, I think that it should be a lot GSU. Steinberg is also the faculty Free from page 1 dent was important to the school, so 'Scholar Under Siege' is guaranteed bigger than it is." Lost advisor for Hillel. from page 1 the idea of an opera immerged." Said to be talked about for years to come at The Freecycle Network refuses There are opportunities for stu- "He was recommended to me by Braz. But writing the opera was not a GSU. The opera will be showing Friday to operate like other organizations. dents to get involved and volunteer Multicultural Student Center. the Center for Advanced Holocaust simple task. There were many steps to and Saturday, April 20 and 21, at 7:30 According to their Web site, they at the local Freecycle Network, like Spicer is a professor at Stone- Studies as one of this country's take before the vision could become a p.m., and Sunday, April 22 at 3 p.m., give the donated items for free with becoming a group moderator. Busby hill College, a Catholic college, in foremost specialists on the topic of reality on stage. at the PAC. no strings attached to promote gen- said thebestwayto help is by spread- Easton, Massachusetts where he the Church during the Holocaust," "You first research the subject, . Tickets for "A Scholar Under erosity among communitymembers. ing the word about the network. teaches several courses on Nazi said Steinberg. gathering info," said Braz. "You start Siege" are on sale at the PAC Box With the simple concept of letting "Everyone needs freecycle," she Germany. According to Steinberg, Spicer getting the ideas for a synopsis of Office. Adult tickets are $10. Tickets peoplegiveandgetwithout any costs, said. "We are not only saving our This includes courses titled will be speaking to the Holocaust scenes. From there comes the Libretto, for GSU students and children under they help bring community members community but also helping one "The Holocaust," "Adolf Hitler and class as well. That presentation is which is basically the script for the 18 are $5. closer together while saving the en- another." Nazi Germany" and "Christian on the Catholic Church, not just the opera." • To purchase tickets, call the 1- vironment "one gift at a time". For more information about The Churches in Nazi Germany." clergy, during the Holocaust. This process took Braz more than 800-PAC-ARTS or go to http://ceps. "The network in Statesboro is Freecycle Network, visit the Web According to Pender, Spicer Holocaust Remembrance events two years. "The piano-vocal score georgiasouthern.edu/pac/pactickets. not as big as in some area that I site, or contact Tiffany Busby at tif- was located, DC by John Stein- are sponsored by the Multicultural took the most time. Then there was html. know of,' said Eric Dolive, a GSU [email protected] berg, a professor of history who Student Center and Hillel.

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McClatchy Newspapers Many conservatives search for the next Ronald Reagan Conservative leaders know who they But the current crop of declared really want for president in 2008. candidates has no obvious claimant to "I still think whatmost conservatives Reagan's crown. around the country are looking for.. .is The Fred Thompson boomlet was the next Ronald Reagan," said Gary inspired at least in part by this search Bauer, a leading social conservative, for a new Reagan, but Thompson's on Wednesday. " I don't think people acknowledgement Wednesday that he are looking for a continuation of the has a form of cancer casts a pall on his Bush era." chances. Democrats keep pressure on GOP lawmakers with stem-cell vote The Senate is expected to vote Why do Democrats keep shoving Wednesday to expand federal support bills at Bush that he's sure to veto? for stem-cell research. Because they know they're building President Bush is expected to veto pressure on Republican lawmakers to it — again. break with Bush. McCain, Iraq war 'necessary and just' Seeking to right a presidential cam- Speaking to a friendly audience at paign that's struggling even before it's the Virginia Military Institute, McCain officially declared, Republican Sen. John called the war "necessary and just." McCain offered a detailed explanation He accused congressional Demo- Wednesday as to why he supports the crats of political opportunism for trying Bush administration's Iraq war plan. to force withdrawal deadlines. PAGE 6 THURSDAY, APRIL 12,2007 I THE GEORGE-ANNE DAILY

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NFL: Pacman Jones and Chad Henry. Golf: Elsie McLean. The 102-year-old Two of the leagues worst behaved Who's woman sank a hole in one on a par-3 Who's players off the field have just been to become the oldest person to ever handed lengthy suspensions under make a hole-in-one on a regulation a new player conduct rule. Jones, a course."For an old lady,"said McLean, Tennessee Titans comerback, will not "I still hit the ball pretty good." play at all next season and Henry, the Cincinnati Bengals wide reciever is suspended for the first eight games.

Women's tennis swept in last away match of regular season NFL releases 2007 schedule

GSU News Service 6-2 and Link Leskosky defeated Keg- erreis 7-5,6-2 in the No. 2 match. Compiled by staff The Georgia Southern's women Borza defeated Reynolds 6-0,6- tennis team fell 7-0 at College of 1 as No. 3 and Evans defeated Shea The National Football League Charleston on Wednesday after- Huxtable by the same score in the released the 2007 season schedule noon. No. 4 match. Wednesday. The Eagles dropped all three Christine Caforio was defeated The season opening game puts this doubles matches to concede the by Charleston's Dowse 6-0,6-1 as No. season's SuperBowl champion India- point. Molly Maddox and Kristi 5 and Knight fell to Amanda Becker napolis Colts against the national feel Kegerreis were defeated in the No. 1 6-1, 6-1 as the No. 7. good team, New Orleans Saints. The spot by Charlestons Anna Lee Evans The Cougars improve to 18-6 game will take place in Indianapolis on and Holly Dowse 8-4. on the season and a second place Thrusday, September 6 at 8:30 p.m. Laura Borza and Jennifer Han- standing in the SoCon with a confer- ESPN.com has already picked out cock defeated Eagles Heather Reyn- ence record of 8-1. The Eagles fall to forty top matchups to watch for. The olds and Kristi Kegerreis 8-3 at No. 7-10 overall, with a 3-5 conference Atlanta Falcons are in three of those 2 and Chelsea Albertz and Julia record. games: the Nov 22 game against the Howard defeated Emma Knight GSU will compete in the final Colts, the Sept 30 matchup against the and Jessica Matlosz 8-2 at the No home match of the season Saturday, Houston Texans(who recently signed .3 spot. April 14 in a make-up match versus the Falcons backup quarterback, Matt The six singles matches also Chattanooga. The Eagles will honor Schuab,tobetheirstarter),andtheSept went to the Cougars. Maddox fell to senior Heather Reynolds in her final Tao Ventre/STAFF 9 season opener against Minnesota. Albertz in the No. 1 singles spot 6-1, match at GSU. Sophomore Jessica Matlosz reaches for the ball during a recent match. The Eagles have a record of 7-10. Atlanta Falcons 2007 Schedule

Lacrosse players and their families welcome the exoneration Sept 9 at Minnesota 1 p.m. Sept 16 at Jacksonville 1 p.m.

■ By Matthew Eisley and Jim Nesbitt nightmare began, and there's finally where escort service dancer Crystal Seligmann echoed Evans' descrip- is to live my life so that all of those Sept 23 Carolina 4:15 p.m. McClatchy Newspaper a closure," said Dave Evans, 24, of Gail Mangum claimed she was raped tion of a legal ordeal that upended the who stood with me throughout this Bethesda, Md., who graduated last during a lacrosse party in March of lives of the three accused and their , injustice will be proud to know that Sept 30 Houston 1 p.m. Freed by an attorney general's May the day before he was indicted. last year. families and became a focal point for they defended the truth." declaration of innocence, the three "We're just as innocent now as we were "I hope these allegations don't a roiling public debate. Seligmann and Finnerty said they Oct7 at Tennessee . 1 p.m. former players targeted in the Duke back then." come to define me," Evans said. "I hope "Today marks the end of a year- want to play lacrosse again and resume Octl5 NY Giants 8:30 p.m. lacrosse case invoked images of anger, Evans, Reade Seligmann and that I'll be known for how I stood up long nightmare," he said. "This dark their studies. Both have been invited to injustice and harrowing uncertainty to Collin Finnerty also showed flashes for myself, my teammates, and my cloud of injustice has finally cleared." return to Duke after being suspended Oct21 at New Orleans * 1 p.m. describe the bittersweet end to their of defiance about the rape allegations family against incredible odds." In the Sheraton audience, mixed early in the investigation, but neither legal peril. and Durham County District Attorney Seligmann launched sharp words with scores of reporters and photog- ■ have accepted. Oct28 Bye Week But first they got the raucous Mike Nifong s relentless push to make at Mangum andtheharshj udgment of raphers, were about 20 Duke lacrosse Evans said the accusations be- INGV n San Francisco 1p.m. welcome of heroes. them stick. people who readily believed her. players and dozens of others who sup- smirched a sport he loves and cost Applause, whoops and hollers rang Evans blasted Nifong's early as- "Your hurtful words and your out- ported the three young men through former Duke lacrosse coach Mike Nov 11 at Carolina 1 p.m. out in the Oak Forest Ballroom of sertions that the lacrosse players rageous lies will be with you forever," he their torturous year. Pressler his job. • Raleigh's downtown Sheraton Hotel as stonewalled his investigation and were said. "Everyone will always remember All three young men thanked "He fell on his sword so we could Nov 18 Tampa Bay 1p.m. the exonerated trio and their families "hooligans," noting that he and other that we told the truth." their lawyers, including the late Kirk continue as a team, and we owe him Nov 22 Indianapolis 8:15 p.m. strode in Wednesday afternoon about players had cooperated with thepolice Seligmann, 21, of Essex Fells, Osborn, who died of a heart attack everything," he said.' an hour after state Attorney General from the start. N.J., had a strong alibi that Nifong just a few weeks ago. Raleigh lawyer Wade Smith con- Dec 2 at St. Louis 1 p.m. Roy Cooper dropped the charges.. "These charges were false and repeatedly refused to review, including "These attorneys did everything demned the injustice of the case and The former defendants, dressed in should never have been brought," timed photos from an automatic teller they could to ensure that three men the damage it has inflicted on Durham Dec 10 New Orleans 8:30 p.m. coats and ties, sat among a half-dozen Evans said. "There was no blue wall machine and the sworn statement of a did not spend 30 years in prison for a and the state. Decl6 at Tampa Bay 1 p.m. lawyers who had represented them of silence." cab driver who said he took the player hoax," Seligmann said. "These boys and these families fiercely. Behind them sat their parents Evans was a former team co- and a teammate to a burger joint and "This entire experience has opened have suffered terribly, and they didn't Dec 23 at Arizona 4:05 p.m. and siblings. captain and one of three players their dorm at the time Mangum said my eyes to an entire world of injustice deserve it," he said, "r^orth Carolina "It's been 395 days since this who shared the white rental house she was attacked. I never knew existed.... My aspiration didn't deserve it, either." Dec 30 Seattle 1p.m.

Thrashers join the race for the Stanley Cup for the first time

By Jeremy Rutherford THE PAIRINGS and Gaborik, who missed significant with hopes of securing the No. 1 seed McClatchy Newspapers Western Conference time with a groin injury, was scoreless in the West. That didn't happen, and For the first time in NHL history, No. 1 Detroit vs. No. 8 Calgary in one appearance. Gaborik returned now the No. 4, the Predators have the two teams who competed in the No. 2 Anaheim vs. No. 7 Min- from injury and scored 30 goals in another date with No. 5 seed, San previous year's Stanley Cup finals nesota 48 games. Jose. The teams met last season, and Carolina and Edmonton did not No. 3 Vancouver vs. No. 6 Dallas BARELY SLIPPING IN the Sharks came out with a stunning qualify for this year's quest. But this No. 4 Nashville vs. No. 5 San Jose The New York Islanders will have four-games-to-one upset. season, it is not so much about who's Eastern Conference their hands full with the top-seeded Nashville seems better prepared not in the playoffs as it is who is. No. 1 Buffalo vs. No. 8 New York Buffalo Sabres in the East, but the this time around, taking three of the When the postseason opens Islanders Isle could be riding a serious wave four regular-season meetings. The Wednesday night, Commissioner No. 2 New Jersey vs. No. 7 Tampa of emotion. Predators also will have goaltender Gary Bettman and his crew have to Bay Lightning Ted Nolan's team squeaked into Tomas Vokoun, after losing him last be elated to see Pittsburgh involved. No. 3 Atlanta vs. No. 6 New York the No. 8 spot with a 3-2 shootout year right before the playoffs with a Not only was the team on the brink of Rangers win over New Jersey in its final game blood disorder. leaving the Steel City, but aplayoff run No. 4 Ottawa vs. No. 5 Pitts- Sunday, a scene that did not come IRONMAN AWARD will give youngsters Sidney Crosby, burgh without controversy. When Chris Chelios laces his Evgeni Malkin and Jordan Staal some BEST MATCHUP Toronto had held the No. 8 seed skates for top-seed Detroit, he will national spotlight. It should be a nail-biter in the West, going into the day and needed only a be playing in his 229th career playoff The Penguins proved you could between Anaheim and Minnesota. The New Jersey win over the Islanders to game. Chelios, 45, has 30 goals and 107 ascend rapidly in the new NHL. They Ducks have one of the better defenses advance. But much to the chagrin of assists in his postseason career. finished one spot ahead of the Blues at in the league with Scott Niedermayer Maple Leafs' fans, the Devils did not PREDICTIONS No. 29 overall last season and climbed and Chris Pronger, and the Wild own start goalie Martin Brodeur, instead Western Conference champ: to 10th overall this season with 105 a high-potent offense featuring Pavol they threw Scott Clemmensen be- Minnesota George Bridges/MCT points. And the Baby Pens have as Demitra and Marian Gaborik. tween the pipes. Eastern Conference champ: At- Atlanta's llya Kovalchuk advances the puck during a garrie against the good of a chance as anyone to hoist The teams split their season-series REVENGE TIME lanta. Washington Capitals.TheThrashers have won the Southeat Divsion ad will the Cup. 2-2 in the regular season. Demitra was Nashville added center Peter Stanley Cup winner: Minnesota play the New York Rangers in the first round of the playoffs. held off the scoreboard in four games Forsberg before the trade deadline

GSU SPORTS CALENDAR * box denotes home qamegar or match

Baseball Men's Tennis Women's Tennis Softball Track and Field Golf Fri 4/13 CofC 7p.m. Sat4/14 TheCitadel 1p.m. Sat4/14 Chattanooga 9a.m. Sat 4/14 Elon 1p.m. Sat 4/14 Coastal Carolina Fri 4/13 Intercollegiate 8 a.m.

Sat 4/14 COfC 1:30 p.m. Thur4/19 SoConTourn TBA Thur4/19 SoConTourn TBA Sat 4/14 Elon 4 p.m. Sat 4/21 SoCon Outdoor Champ. Sat 4/14 Intercollegiate 8 a.m.

Sun 4/15 CofC 1:30 p.m. Fri 4/20 SoConTourn TBA Fri 4/20 SoConTourn TBA Sun 4/15 Elon 1p.m. Sun 4/22 SoCon Outdoor Champ Sun 4/22 SoCon Champ. 8 a.m.

Tues4/17 Mercer 6p.m. Sat4/21 SoConTourn TBA Sat4/21 SoConTourn TBA Thur4/19 FloridaA&M 3 p.m. Sat 5/05 Purple & Orange Classic Mon4/23 SoCon Champ. 8 a.m.

Fri 4/20 App State 3 p.m. Sun 4/22 SoConTourn TBA Sun 4/22 SoConTourn TBA Thur4/19 FloridaA&M 6 p.m. Fri 5/11 Ga Tech Last Chance Tues4/24 SoCon Champ. 8 a.m. OUR PICK 'All About Eve' When: April 16 Where: 7:15 Russell Union Theater Cost: Free Description: The latest film in the Cinema Arts series All About Eve is an Oscar winning story about a washed up actress's last chance.

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SWEET& SOUR

Sweet: There are only three more weeks left in the se- Art appeal mester. Compiled by Staff In the "Artists' Market," which runs bubble making, henna painting and balloon through the center of Sweetheart Circle, animals. The GSU Botanical Garden will Sour: Bird flu has reached Get in touch with your artistic side at jewelers, photographers, sculptors, painters, host "Owls," and have supplies for making America. The first reported case has been found in West Georgias Southerns 25th annual ArtsFest on potters, folk artists and woodworkers will a flying owl. Virginia. April 14 on Sweetheart Circle. The circle will demonstrate their creativity and have items Displayed in the "Gallery in the Round" be a flurry of activity as students, faculty and forsale. MargieGravinafromtheDominican will be the entries and winners of the "Art Submit your Sweet&Sour to staff, artists, musicians, poets and dramatists Republic will feature jewelry made with the and Essay Contest." Included will be posters, [email protected] set up for ArtsFest. The day will be full of free unique Larimar stone. Willie Tarver, a folk t-shirt and Web designs and essays pertain- activities and will offer a non-stop schedule metal sculptor with 30 years of experience ing to the history of the university and its of art, drama, literature and musical events will visit from Wadley, Georgia. Wendy impact on the area. runs from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Chambers, a Statesboro wildlife and nature The musical highlight oftheeventbegins The Betty Foy Sanders Department of photographer, will share her images. at 5 p.m. when Savannah's "Jason Courtenay Art organizes and hosts the festival, which The Statesboro "STARS" presenting and the Hazard County Band" take the Arts- promotes the arts and arts education. excerpts from Cheaper by the Dozen and Fest Center Stage, providing two hours of THIS WEEK IN Below: An artist shows off his work to passersby. A new kick-off event, the 5-K "run and the "Magic of Richard Spiers and the Wild classic rock and country style songs. walk for the arts" on campus will begin at 9 Williams Science Show" will round out the GSU's Food Services Catering will have HISTORY Above: The kids go crazy for jumbo bubbles. a.m. with registration starting at 8 a.m. at the stage performances. BBQ sandwiches, hamburgers and hotdogs entrance to Sweetheart Circle. A $15 entry "Art Stops," will include hands-on for sale from noon until the end of the Top right: Students of all ages enjoy making artwork fee, $10 for GSU students with ID, will sup- painting, clay building, jewelry making, festival. for the birds. port future arts events, and first, second and cookie decorating, fish printing, flower pot For information on specific times and Special Photos third place winners will be awarded prizes. designing, face painting, paper making, huge places of events and a map, call 871-1712. ■ The sounds of ArtsFest File Photo GSU News Service have CDs available for purchase. Please visit www. This photo was published in didgrevolution.com for more information about the April 12, 1957 edition of Performances at this year's ArtsFest range from Didg Revolution. the George-Anne. Its a picture southern rock to big band to steel bands. David The ArtsFest Big Band, otherwise known as of Sandra Hanson who was Harbuck, a Savannah native and full-time musician, the GSU Jazz Ensemble, is performs jazz music as featured as the "Girl of the plays a mixture of Southern rock, folk, and country. a 20-member big band. The ArtsFest Big Band will Week" student profile. She was In April of 2005, his daughter Brittany was killed perform at 12 p.m. on the ArtsFest Center stage. a George-Anne editor and a in a motorcycle accident having just finished her Sheer Pan-ic Steel Band is the first and largest beauty contest winner. freshman year at Georgia Southern. The profits from steel band in Fulton County. The band is com- his newest CD, "Naked in the Rain," will go toward prised of brass, wind and percussion students from the Brittany "Ally" Harbuck Scholarship Memorial Milton High School. Sheer Pan-ic frequently plays Fund at GSU. His CDs will be availalbe and he will at school, church and community events. Mark perform at 4:30 p.m. on the East Georgia Regional Kapral, a GSU alum, is the faculty sponsor of Sheer Medical Center stage. Pan-ic. Sheer Pan-ic will perform at 1 p.m. on the ROCKIN THE The "Didgeridoo Revolution," a didgeridoo- ArtsFest Center Stage. percussion trio and movement that focuses on ArtsFest will be held on Saturday, April 14 from bringing awareness of the "mystical instrument of 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Sweetheart Circle. For more BORO the Australian Aboriginees." They will perform at information, visit http://class.georgiasouthern. 2 p.m. on the ArtsFest Center Stage and will also edu/art/arts_fest.html.

Fri., Apr. 13

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Wiseguy's 10 Questions with Paisley opener Kellie Pickler The Tony Tyler Trance By Casey Altman summer and we filled out every album? what are your thoughts on Sanjaya Wiseguy's Features editor How has your life changed since show. It was fun." "It was great because I was able to Malakar? Honey Tribe American Idol? Do you have any rituals you do before record songs I wrote and could "I haven't been able to watch it Kellie Pickler was 19 when she "Everything about it has changed. going on stage? showcase myself better. The because I've been on the road. I Retriever's auditioned for the fifth season of the I actually have a job I like now "Not really. It's always really light album is a representation of who think that he [Malakar] is there Dave Matthews Tribute Band hit TV show American Idol. She awed and my dreams are becoming back stage. Sometimes I might I am and my life." because America voted for him to millions with her country twang and reality." say a little prayer." How would you describe your be there. I wish him the best." Sat, Apr. 14 bubbly personality. Have you had a chance to meet any How do you stay calm on stage? music? Now a year later, she has com- Retriever's of your favorite musicians and what "I'm just myself. It's easier to be "I guess it is an autobiography of Ancient Harmony pleted the American Idol tour and was that like? yourself. It's the same way every- my life, of who I am and what I has recorded her first album, "Small "I met Dolly Parton. I've always one is comfortable in their jobs. stand for. It's a reflection of who Sun., Apr. 15 Town Girl." wanted to meet her. That dream It's just what you do." . I am inside." Pickler will join Taylor Swift and came true and it was amazing. She Why did you decide to do country? What are your fans like? Friendship Baptist Church Jack Ingram as an opening act for is my definition of an American "I guess with the accent I didn't "I think that I have the best fans. NewFound Road county music star Brad Paisley on Idol and it was nice to meet her have a choice. But I think that They are loyal. They stand by me, April 27. she was amazing." country music is the best format. and are supportive. I give them so Playing a gig we don't know The George-Anne recently had a What's it like on being on tour? I can relate to it. Country is about much credit for my success." about? Update our calendar at chance to chat with Pickler about her "This is my first country tour. I life and it's all I really know." Have you been keeping up with the www.gadaily.com! life after American Idol. did the American Idol tour last What was it like recording your first new season of American Idol, and Kellie Pickler

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If not, alright, but they gave me a headache. The plot was for Lewis, he can't seem to find a family that wants to adopt him. He enters amazing, you can tell that the animators decided to go for some color. Yellow seems to be cool, but it was predictable. There was nothing in this his latest invention (a device to help him find his mother) into a science make them that way. In addition to this, seeing this emerging a little and I'm more partial film that made me go, "Wow, this is a fantastic film fair. At the fair a man in a bowler hat steals Lewis's invention and Lewis is movie in 3D was pretty interesting and it was cool to to green. The key to a solid color dress that I have to go recommend to my friends." recruited by a mysterious boy to retrieve a stolen time machine. see how 3D has changed in the past 10 years. is to make sure it blends well with your skin tone and brings out your eyes. Rule number two: Excruciating summer heat does not mean that mini dresses are appropriate forweddingsoranyotherformal/semi- Spend this summer gaining valuable work experience formal event. To avoid wearing an absurdly short dress at an event that will be outdoors, buy a garment with A snmmprsummer internshipintf>rn<;hir> canran providenrnvirlp studentsstnnVnts with ^K^^ \ ^^^A ^ breathable material. A test I learned valuable workplace experience that you may never Step One Don't waste your time on jobs that won't work from a friend is to put your hand on fully get through your textbook-guided courses. Even 0 Don't get ahead of yourself when searching for intern- o You'll save yourself a whole lot of time if you make sure to the inside of the dress and blow on if you end up working for a company that thinks ships. Have all of your materials ready to go before starting consider what you'll have to do should you get the job you're your hand. You can test the material's "intern" means "coffee and bagel gopher," you'll still your search. Get your resume together, and maybe even applying for. For instance, if you're not searching for jobs based ability to breathe by feeling the air on get to experience the kind of environment you'll be make a few different versions of your resume for the on a specific city or area, that would be something to research your hand, not the pressure. working in after graduation. various business you're applying to. before filling out an application. I sent out applications to com- Rule number three: So you're going to classes, trying For example, I applied to some magazines whose edi- panies all over the U.S., but I made sure each was in a location Do not wear high heels to a beach to have a social life, maybe you're tors wouldn't care less that I run a vegetarian blog. But that I could make work if I got the job. wedding. 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