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This newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Media at Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. It has been accepted for inclusion in The George-Anne by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ■ ■:■ v.:'.:; :.:■::-:.:>:"■ fy- ■-;■,:-■:.. ->-■-■, ■,:■■■.■■;:■<:■>: ■-:■■■ ■ ■:■:■■<■;■■■■.■■/?, -.- - -■- GOLD EDITION Thursday, February 9,1995 Vol. 67, No. 47 The 67 years of journalism Read about how The George-Anne f got started back in ^1927, and how it Georgia Southern University's Official Student Newspaper ended up with one Statesboro, Georgia 30460 Founded 1927 .of the strangest names in the Pizza delivery robbed of money, food collegiate press... Please see "Q & A," page 3 the money ($218.20) and then ran." Attack in Stadium After the incident, the driver left Club brings up and noticed two policemen parked at BRIEFLY... Reuben and Ed's, so he drove into the questions of safety parking lot and informed the officers .. ::..,.:. ,. of the situation. They then rushed to AIDS now the leading killer for delivery drivers; the site of the crime in the police car, and then he called his manager to of young adults, experts say victim says he's report the incident. The Associated Press Joe Waterman, Statesboro's Papa ready to buy a gun John's Manager, said drivers are given WASHINGTON—AIDS has surpassed drivingpamphlets when they are hired. accidents as the leading killer of young for protection He also said that after the incident, he adults, experts said last week. By John Munford and instructed the drivers to give the bur- The new figures show that in 1993, Aaron Solomon glar what they want. HIV infection became the No. 1 cause of Staff Writers The victimized driver said he spent death among Americans 25 to 44 years old. The robbery of a Papa John's pizza "two or three days with a driver" when Dr. Harold Jaffe of the U.S. Centers delivery man at Stadium Club Apart- he began working at Papa John's. Not for Disease Control and Prevention in At- ments on Friday has sparked concerns included in that training, the driver lanta said that more than 441,000 Ameri- about the policies and procedures of said, were directions on what to do in cans have gotten AIDS since 1981, and the safety of delivery drivers in the case of a robbery. He also said that the James Hill more than 250,000 have died. A Papa John's pizza delivery driver was robbed Friday in Stadium Club. Statesboro area. signs, on top of delivery vehicles make Jaffe outlined the latest statistics at an And it has this particular driver drivers easy targets. proved by the National Safety Coun- Pizza has a computer system in place AIDS meeting sponsored by the American scared enough to look into purchasing "I do not see much reason to use a cil. Our drivers have to go through which allows employees to type in the Society for Microbiology. a gun for protection. sign," he said. "I think we are pretty that once a year. person's phone number to call up the In 1993, about 35 of every 100,000 The driver, who requested anonym- well established in the community, so "It's really hard to force [the fran- person's.address to verify intentional young adults died from AIDS. The same ity to protect a similar incident from we do not need the sign. chises] to participate in these pro- "prank" calls. year, about 32 per 100,000 died from acci- happening in the future, told "The "We should have some training on grams." 'You also need to call the people dents, followed by cancer, heart disease, George-Anne" in a recent interview what we should do in that situation. Safety tips for drivers before you leave the store," said suicide and murder. that he thought the delivery he was After that day, I went to a judge to Statesboro Police Chief Richard Domino's manager Steve Staggs. making before the incident was a bo- apply for a gun license." Malone said that drivers should not "Ask them where they are because CLARIFICATION gus one—since the girl who answered Ron Agiar, Papa John's corporate carry large amounts of money with you need to watch the areas you go to," the door told him there was no one by director of safety and security, said them. he said. the customer's name at the apartment. Another manager of a local delivery In the Thursday Feb. 2 edition, Learn- the Statesboro franchise is a separate "Drivers need to get a phone num- "I was almost ready to get into the service said he doesn't want to put his ing Resources Department Head Cheryl corporation which cannot be forced to ber to verify the orders and delivery car. All of a sudden I heard some noises drivers in jeopardy, so he tells them to Claiborne was misquoted. A quotation in participate in the safety training that addresses," Malone said. behind me. I saw three people coming "give the money to the burglars." the story reads: "The main concern with Papa John's corporate stores' drivers Malone also said that the Statesboro toward me; one was white, and two "I care about my drivers and I don't this is that students (some under 18) are go through. Police Department will, if asked by the were black. want to see them hurt, so we tell them downloadingpomographicpictures."Mrs. "We make our safety programs and delivery establishment, come in and "One of the black men had some- to just give up the money and get to a Claiborne never said she has knowledge classes available to them," Agiar said. look at any potential problems drivers thing in his hand, I believe it was a safer situation," he said, adding that of Internet users under 18 downloading "We have a comprehensive security might have safety-wise. knife. The white guy came up to me there is an apartment complex in pornographic pictures. We regret the er- video on driver safety and we give "Other than that, we leave it up to and bashed me on my head. They Statesboro which he will not allow his ror and any inconveniences this may have seminars in each market in addition to their individual policies/'Malone said. snatched the pizza and they snatched drivers to deliver to. caused Mrs. Claiborne or our readers. teaching a driving class that is ap- The Statesboro branch of Domino's WORD OF THE DAY Coldest day of lunula (loon1 ye-le) n. A small crescent -shaped structure or marking, esp. the white area at the year greets GSU base of a fingernail that resembles a half-moon. By Chris Sherwood "So far this winter, the tem- News Editor Source: The American Heritage College Dictionary peratures have been above nor- The coldest day of the year mal, but now the Arctic air has greeted students as they came come down and given us the 'BORO WEATHER to campus this morning. With coldest air of the year," the temperature in the teens it Campbell said. 'The air be- felt more like Chicago than hind the polar fronts is coming TODAY Statesboro. from the Arctic area, and even Sunny, but unseasonably One of the reasons for the though it's not as cold when it cold. High in the mid-50s temperature dropping below 20 gets here (the South) it's still and a low in the upper degrees was radiational cool- brings colder, drier air with teens. ing. it." "There is short wave radia- He said the main problem WEEKEND tion from the sun during the which is experienced by cities FORECAST day, but when the sky is clear in the South is the combina- Friday, scattered and the sun goes down, the tion of cold temperatures and showers, with a high in long-range radiation escapes ice. the upper 50s and a from the atmosphere and it "People in the deep South rapidly cools the surface," said don't insulate the pipes in their low in the upper 30s. Weather Channel Meteorolo- houses like they do in the North Saturday, partly cloudy, gist Bill Campbell. (and that leads to busted with a high in the mid-60s and a low in This latest cold front, is just pipes), but the ice which usu- the mid-30s.. the second in a series of Arctic ally is associated with the cold blasts which have swept all the is dangerous too because it way to the Florida line this doesn't take a lot of it to cause Stephen Burt INDEX week, and although the tem- problems on the major roads," Fundamentalist Christian preacher Paul out Biblical verses, said students were living peratures will moderate some, Campbell said. Stamm of Westerville, OH brought his "lives of damnation," and attacked a wide Announcements 2 the low temperatures will re- He also said the strong message to GSU students in front of the range of practices, including pot-smoking, main in the mid-thirties Northwesterly winds which Arts & Entertainment 8 University Bookstore Thursday. He passed rock'n'roll and fornication. through Monday. Please see WEATHER, page 12 Classifieds 11 Comics 11 Crossword 11 'Great Jovian Wreck of 1994' GSU ready to help G-A Mailbag 2 G-A Spotlight 3 being shown in planetarium clean up the 'Boro Opinions 4 By Jana Mobley ordinator for special pro- Staff Writer Police Beat 2 By Jana Mobley the first Tuesday of each month go into different topics, like grams. Staff Writer Q and A 3 at 7 p.m. on the first floor of the recent space issues and future The third annual "Have a The project is organized to A series of shows and lec- Physics/Math/Psychology happenings with the planets Heart Day", which is spon- give GSU students a chance Sports 6 tures which are being pre- and stars. sored by the GSU Office of to show Statesboro their ap- sented by physics professor "Unlike math or physics, Volunteer Services, will be preciation. Itisadesire of The George-Anne toprintthe Ben Zellner entitled "The Great "UNLIKE MATH OR astronomy is something that held on Tuesday, Feb. 14, from The students will be given news of Georgia Southern University as accu- Jovian Wreck of 1994 - the everyone can relate to, and I 10 a.m.- 3 p.m. to clean up hot dogs and cokes by Sea rately as possible. If you feel that something PHYSICS, downtown Statesboro. Island Bank. The JC's will be covered is in error, contact a member of the Comet That Hit Jupiter" have think that it is important that editorial staff at 681-5246 as soon as possible. begun in the University's plan- ASTRONOMY IS everyone understands what Students from GSU will donating heart-shaped lolly- Thank you. etarium. they are seeing in the sky," work to spruce up historical pops, the Henhouse is donat- SOMETHING THAT said 7.pllnor downtown Statesboro by pick- ing balloons and several mer- ^^ FOR ADVERTISING INFO.: 681-5418 Before coming to GSU last July, he spent nine years work- The presentations will last ing up trash, sweeping and chants will have items dis- £5 B* STORY OR PHOTO IDEA: 681-5246 EVERYONE CAN ing for the Space Telescope less than an hour. cleaning windows. counted for the occasion. FAX NUMBERS: 871-1357 and 681-0863 Science Institute in Baltimore. RELATE TO." All people attending are "The prior two years that Everyone is invited to par- He was in charge of watch- asked to be prompt since late we've had this activity, the ticipate, with the attitude of PROF. BEN ZELLNER ing the Hubble Space telescope — entrance to the planetarium people of Statesboro have been "your small change can make orge-Anne to make sure that it success- will interrupt the presentation. delighted to know that the a big change," said Futch. fully screened particular ob- building. After the presentation, Prof. GSU students are interested Look for the table with bal- Liked By Many, Cussed By Some... jects in the sky. The shows will focus briefly Zellner will be talkingto people in the well-being of loons across from Sea Island interested in starting an ama- Bank on the courthouse Read By Them All The presentations are open on constellations and stars for Statesboro," said Victoria to the public and will be given that particular season and then teur astronomy club. Futch, the administrative co- square. Page 2 — Thursday, February 9,1995 George-Anne The G-A Mailbag POLICE BEAT From the massively bored folks at our home office in Center Republicans attack [ Sandwich, New Hampshire GSU Division of Public Safety •Will Morris Smith, 19, of cable television laws Sylvania, was arrested for felony February 7,1995 shoplifting, givingfalse informa- There's a liver waiting for you in Savannah Congressional Quarterly tions law this Congress. John Douglas Higginbotham, tion to a police officer and pos- Savannah - Patients in southeast Georgia suffering from WASHINGTON - Senate Pressler told Democrats that 24, of West Inman Street, was session of firearms (taser) with chronic liver disease, including liver transplant candidates and Commerce Committee Republi- he welcomes their suggested charged with DUI (.162) and intent'to commit a crime. organ recipients can now receive care closer to home thanks to a cans are seeking to repeal the changes. making an improper turn. •Gregory J. Sandifer, 24, of new partnership between Candler Hospital in Savannah and the limits on cable-television rates He said his goal is a bill that Roswell, was charged with weav- Emory University Hospital in Atlanta. and to retroactively repeal some all panel members would cospon- February5,1995 ing, DUI (second violation), vio- The Candler-Emory Liver Disease and Transplant Program, limits on foreign ownership of sor. •Jason Edward Gallegos, 20, lation of open container laws, announced at a December news conference in Savannah, takes a U.S. telecommunications compa- The draft aims to spur compe- of In The Pines, was charged and driving with an expired new approach for the region in the treatment of chronic liver nies. tition in the telephone and cable with minor in possession and con- driver's license. disease, the eighth leading cause of death in the United States. The proposals are two of the TV industries, in part by allow- sumption of alcohol and crimi- There are more than 100 diseases of the liver and more than most controversial in an 82-page ing the powerhouse regional Bell nal trespass. February 6,1995 25 million Americans suffer from disease of the liver and gall draft bill that Chairman Larry telephone companies into long •KennethMichael Hibbs, 21, •Melissa Boutchyard, 18, of bladder. Cirrohosis, the most common group of liver diseases, Pressler, R-S.D., hand-delivered distance, cable and other busi- of Richmond Hill, was charged Olliff Hall, reported a wallet was claims 25,000 lives annually. More than half of all liver diseases to Democrats on the committee. nesses. stolen off a table at Blind Willie's. with DUI (refused test), failure are preventable, although transplantation is the only effective They measure shows the kind of It would require the Bells to to obey a traffic device and hav- •Detrich Battle, 19, of Sta- treatment for life-threatening, end-stage liver diseases. deregulatory bent that the new open their networks to competi- dium View Apartments, was ar- ing no insurance. Republican majority will bring tors; if they comply, they could rested for misdemeanor posses- • Allyn Solomon reported some A fun-filled summer studying medicine to revisions in telecommunica- enter the long-distance market. clothes and video game car- sion of marijuana. Augusta - The Medical College of Georgia, is sponsoring a tridges missing. summer program for under-represented minority or disadvan- •A resident of In The Pines February 5,1995 taged students, featuring college credit courses in physiology or SGA SURVEY reported receiving harassing • JohnHerrington, 19, of Cam- neuroanatomy and medical writing. Also included are non-credit The Student-Government Association is here to work for you! In order to do this we need your input. Here are a few issues that we feel are important to the student body. Please phone calls. pus Courtyard Apartments, re- courses in medical terminology, analytical reading, MCAT re- ported damage to his car. fill out the survey below and place it in the SGA Box at the information desk in the Union view and workshops in study skills. Students will also be given by February 20. With your help we will be able to bring your voice to the faculty, staff, •Greg Smith, 21, of Anderson Statesboro Police Department clinical experiences. and administration at GSU. Thanks for your time! Parrish Road, was charged with Rising sophomores, juniors and seniors who are residents of February 7,1995 carrying a concealed weapon and Georgia and interested in the health professions (also available Do you feel a $5 per quarter increase in the athletic fee is • James Michael Kiley, Jr., 19, carrying a pistol without a li- reasonable after we had a $7 increase for athletics last year? for a limited number of out-of-state residents) may apply. All YES NO of Towne Club Apartments, re- cense. applicants will be judged on the basis of GPA and overall poten- ported someone had scratched February 3,1995 tial for graduate study. Should we have an increase to save smaller athletic the hood of his car. •Paul L. McDonald, 21, of The program is between June 18 - Aug. 11. Applications must programs that are funded by athletics? •Arkee Shaheen Jordan, .19, Butler Homes, was charged with be complete before March 15, 1995. Participants will receive YES NO of Mikell Street, was charged disorderly conduct and posses- living expenses and an additional scholarship upon satisfactory with obstruction of an officer. sion of marijuana. completion of the program. There is talk about changing to a semester system, do you prefer: For more information or to request an application, write or QUARTER SEMESTER call: Student Educational Enrichment Programs, Medical Col- MTV is no longer part of the standard cable package. The cable company ANNOUNCEMENTS lege of Georgia, Suite AA-153, Augusta, Georgia 30012-1900. decided to take it off without informing anyone. It was removed because of Phone: (706) 721-2522. some complaints from the community about the programming on MTV. Do you think this is fair for the cable company to remove the station •The Southern Cyclists Bi- Things to do at GSU The dream job is to drive the Oscar Mayer Weinermobile without first informing their customers? cycle Club's fifth-annual meet- Madison, Wis. - We at The George-Anrie apologize for this YES NO ing will be at 6:30 p.m. at Friday, February 10 being out-of-date, but it got stuck in the fax machine. Shoney's in Statesboro. The pro- •Hillel will have an Interna- Each year 12 recent college graduates get paid to travel all over Do you think MTV should remain as part of the tional Reception for Eitan gram will be "Rails to Trails." standard cable package? North America in a 23-foot-long hot dog on wheels. They spend YES NO Almoog, the assistant counsel to Thursday, February 16 a full year traveling across the country making promotional Israel and Noah Miller, the press •A Keynote Address by Dr. appearances. They are responsible for coordinatingmuch of their Do you presently receive MTV? secretary. The reception will be Dennis Kimbro entitled 'Voices fun and hectic schedules. Their visits include everything from YES NO held in conjunction with GSU's of Triumph: Motivations for Af- fairs and parades to grocery store grand openings. model United Nations day from rican Americans" will be held in A major portion of the job is participating in television, news- Are there any other issues or problems you see on campus that you 4 p.m.-6 p.m. in the Russell Union the Southern Center at 7 p.m. paper and radio interviews. The Hotdoggers basically become would like to see SGA address? room 242. Saturday, February 18 celebrities for a year. •Miss GSU Pageant at the In 1995, Oscar Mayer launches the next generation in Saturday, February 11 Russell Union Ballroom at 7 p.m. Wienermobiles. The latest in Wiener technology will feature •A garage sale sponsored by Sunday, February 19 televisions, 'V^CR's and a condiment control panel. Gamma Beta Phi will be held •The African American Gos- from 7 a.m. — 1 p.m. across from pel Choir in Concert will be at Wendy's in the soccer field park- the Russell Union Ballroom at 6 Don't drink and drive ing lot. p.m. Monday, February 13 • Don't forget to catch "An in- troduction to the stars" at the GSU Planetarium. The doors will open at 11 a.m. It will be a 30 - minute program, no charge. •"Black As You Want To Be" College Cinemas will be at 7 p.m. in Russell Union STARTS FRIDAY room 247. It is presented by Al- pha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. INTERVIEW •Spring quarter advisement for all sport management majors WITH THE will take place today and tomor- VAMPIRE row in room 2224 of the Hanner Brad Pitt & Tom Cruise Rated R Building. All sport management majors are required to attend LOW DOWN the meeting beginning at 6:30 p.m. DIRTY SHAME • Residence hall students may Keenan Ivory Wayans & Jada Pinkett attend the Third Quad-Annual Rated R Bonfire at Warwick Field (be- Santa Clause hind the College Cinema) at 7:30 Judge Reinhold & Tim Allen p.m. for free hamburgers and Rated PG drinks. For Movie Times Call Tuesday, February 14 681-2708 •Valentine Video Buttons at EVERYDAY « the Russell Union Commons 405 Georgia Ave. Statesboro GA 30460 fromr 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. Business Office • 681-6634

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G-A SPOTLIGHT mmmmmmm J| Professor publishes research •Kaye Herth, the nursing department chair, and two other UNION^^J authors recently published Hope and Hopelessness: Critical Clinical Constructs. The writers assembled from a variety of sources and perspectives current research regarding the affects AND of hope and hopelessness on patients. Article published for professor • Johnathan Leib, an assistant professor of geography, has an article entitled "Heritage Versus Hate: A Geographical Analy- I Activities sis of Georgia's Confederate Battle Flag Debate," accepted for publication in the May issue of Southeastern Geographer, pub- February 14 lished by the Southeastern Division of the Association of Ameri- can Geographers. Valentine Video Buttons FREE in the Union Commons 11am - 3pm | All You Need to Know about GSU Appointment begins for professor THE SINGLE MOST-ASKED QUESTION OF THE G-A STAFF: •Donna Hodnicki, the director of the master's program in ~ February 18~ Q: Why is The George-Anne called The George-Anne? nursing, is beginning her two-year appointment to the Commis- A: The first issue, which made its debut on April 12,1927, was put sion on Certification of the American Nurses' Credentialing together by the freshman class and was edited by student Hazel Center, a subsidiary of the American Nurses Association. Dunlap. There is a distinct possibility the paper was named for the two children of the Dean of the school - George and Anne. Professor attends regional meeting •W. Kent Guion, an assistant professor of sport science and Well, here's your big chance. Ask us what you want to know, and physical education, presented information about walking at the we'll do our journalistic best to dig up some answers. Send your southeast regional meeting of the American College of Sports questions to "Q&A" at L.B. 8001, or come by Williams Center room Medicine in Lexington, Ken. 223. You could even FAXit to us at 871-1357. After all, the only stupid question is the one that wasn't asked. The George-Anne would like your help in order to recognize special people, organizations and activities on campus. Anyone who would like to make suggestions for our G-A. Spotlight feature may call Chris Sherwood, news editor, at 681- Union Ballroom 7pm King Center pressured to 5246. Letters may also be sent to The George-Anne at Landrara Box 8001. HARLEM stop soliciting donations HARLEM The Associated Press GLDBETRDTTERS. was established by Congress to ATLANTA—A consultant encourage observance of the King Facing an Alcohol or Drug Offense? said Friday that private funds national holiday. We can help* Thursday, March 16 Hanner Fieldhouse account for only a small percent- Commission director Lloyd Call today for an appointment. $12.50 Adults $10.50 GSU Students age of the budget of the Martin Davis said he was surprised by $8.50 Children (12 and under) Luther King Jr. Holiday Com- the memo because the commis- ■Confidential Alcohol/Drug Assessments Tickets on sale NOW at the mission, which is under pres- sion is under the direction of the ■Alcohol/Drug Education GSU Ticket Office sure from the King Center to federal government, not the King stop soliciting donations. Center. ■Outpatient Counseling Alan Minton, a former com- "We answer to the president ■Flexible Counseling Hours for Students mission staff member now work- and the Congress of the United ing with the panel as a consult- States," Davis said. Minton said ant, said that a corporation set Davis did not wish to comment I ft Willingway February up to accept contributions took further until he meets with Mrs. raA A Outpatient in $34,000 in 1993. King. 311 Jones Mill Road • Statesboro, GA 30458 "Most of that comes from a In December, the King Center 764-6236 Sun. 5 very small group of contributors," Wed. 8 evicted the National Park Ser- & including the National Football vice from its property in a dis- & League, the National Basketball pute over the park service's plan Mon. 61 Association and members of the to build a visitors center to honor Thur. 9 commission itself, he said. King across the street from the The holiday commission gets center. zoofcvtzecr NO\#I a $300,000 annual appropriation In a statement released Thurs- from the federal government. day, Mrs. King defended the re- The King Center sent a memo quest to the holiday commission. SPRING &ZBAIC' last week to the commission, ask- "The King Center has received ing the group to halt major inquiries from its corporate sup- projects until after 1996. porters regarding the King Holi- "Any opportunities regarding day Commission solicitations, February 12 the name, image and/or likeness and to avoid competing against of Martin's would jeopardize our ourselves, as well as confusion, Double Feature: fund-raising abilities, as well as it is my belief that there should . . . our mission and purpose, if a be a central funding mechanism FROA/V S129.00* KRUSH GROOVE Ml control was not put into place," that would support the King Choose-the pad ;e that's & said the Jan. 24 memo, sent un- Yo! It's Swing Break Commission and the King Cen- '95 and the place to right for your' ret 7 day der the name of King's widow, ter," she said. stay is the Chateau packages start at 129.00 BEAT STREET Coretta Scott King. The center has been having Motel on Panama per week 4, B and 6 day City Beach. Have a packages available. Mrs. King is chairwoman of financial difficulties, posting a wild time sunniri, * AH rates are for a double the holiday commission, which $600,000 deficit in 1994. surfin' and swimmin'! room, per person quad February 13 The Chateau is right occupancy. Suites and on -the beach ana kitchenettes are available, Double Feature: close to all the hot slight additional charge night-clubs, restaurants Reservations and advance Theatre is investigated and shops. payment required Rates The Associated Press are plus tax. One parking action," the letter said. 11 , permit per room Call today SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — A OSHA normally handles is- .ML .1.1. ..I.Ji. for reservations. MOTEL third government agency has sues relating to the safety of PR RESERVATIONS & jNTORM/VBON filed documents questioning the workplace practices. 11 "structural integrity" of the Five 12S2B R-ont Beach Road • Panama City Beach FL 32407 • Switchboard 904-234-2174 Star Theatre in Branson, but this time the building has drawn fed- eral attention. • 7:00 pm & 9:30 pm The Occupational Safety and Health Administration wrote Union Theatre Branson City Administrator Sam • $1 with GSU Student ID Grove a letter on Dec. 21 restat- ing "concerns" raise by two ear- • $2 General Admission lier investigations of the Five Coming Soon! Star, the Springfield News- Leader reported. Martin Lawrence: City officials in Branson and You So Crazy the Five Star's owner continue to insist there is no reason to be Co worried about the 2,000-seat 2^. , theater's design and construc- Cold Care Kits Union Productions Committee | tion. Interest Form | "Based on what we have in available at the Health Center J Yes! I want to be involved in Union Productions!| our files, yes, we still stand be- , Here are the committees that I am interested in!! , hind our statement that the Five through our Star is safe," said Roy Kistner, Cold Care Coffeehouse Contemporary Branson Building Department Concerts Issues chief plans examiner. ^r«^x^afs>"Vsx\fi. Films Special Events A governor's task force and the city itself also has looked into 'Name the matter of the Five Star. Landrum Box •No long waits to see a physician • No worries • Express Lane moves at high speeds Local Phone The newspaper obtained a For more information on Union Productions copy of the OSHA letter under 1 I call 681-5442 or mail interest forms to L.B. 8066 the state Sunshine Law. The let- ter listed several "alleged defi- Kits are now reduced from the normal $6.00 to ciencies" in the theater from the earlier studies, which were made public in August and Septem- Information Hotline ber. only $3.00 while supplies last. The allegations "clearly ren- der the structural integrity of « 681-0461 the theater questionable and are GEORGIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY HEALTH SERVICES brought to your attention as the •a Office 681-5442 • Union Productions appropriate body for necessary 681-5641 Landrum Box 8066 • Statesboro, Ga 30460 * t Liked By Many, * V George-Anne Cussed By Some:.. ♦ For 68 years, Georgia Southern's Official Student Newspaper OPINIONS Read By Them All Enoch W. Autry Christopher Cole Thursday, February 9,1995 Editor Managing Editor Chris Sherwood News Editor • * Our Opinion • * Make it safe or risk losses Friday's robbery of a pizza delivery man has brought to light the dangers that some students face while working. GSU students not only deliver pizzas, but they also work at convenience stores and fast food restau- rants late at night. Being told what to do in a situation like this needs to be the most important aspect of an employees training. ■\ This is not to say pizza delivery drivers are the only ones who face possible dangers on the job. Many GSU students work at convenience stores early into the morn- ing hours by themselves or with one co-worker. In many situations these students don't know what to do if some- one where to rob them. Normally these employees are informed of what they should have done following the incident, but not prior. In college, many students work to pay their way through college. They take the jobs that they can get that will help pay the surmounting bills. They simply do not care where they work: they just need the money. Some of the managers in Statesboro must develop more precise training programs for these workers, while others must start a program before they can develop it. Because the company the driver worked for in this most recent case is not the only one to have had a delivery person robbed this year, it should be blatant to these managers and the local law enforcement that a problem is quite evident. Other restaurants and convenience I stores need to realize the same type of incident can just as easily occur at their businesses. The Statesboro Police Department is willing to take the time to work with these businesses to identify pos- sible existing safety risks. Business managers also need to more carefully assess how their company is structured Month exists to see the past, future —keeping employees safe can make or break a business. Next time, the robbers might take more than just the I'm all for setting the record So let's apply that theory here: straight. It is the goal of every If slaves were brought over here money and pizza. self-respecting journalist: to get and placed in the fields for hard to the truth. BETWEEN THE LINES labor, then we should make sure But truth serves no purpose that employment practices are unless it is placed in it s proper JOHN MUNFORD more rational and fair in today's perspective (i.e. context). That's society. why I have a problem with the So I would have no problem if Backtalk ongoing celebration of Black His- receiving credit for what you did. Whoa. The last time I checked, my classmate chose to say that, tory Month. If the contribution/invention was the most appropriate policy for instead of, basically, "You white I recently had the opportunity important enough, it should be hiring somebody was to hire the people owe us some jobs, dammit, Now you have a chance to "talk back" to The George- to hear two people speak to me enough satisfaction for the in- best-qualified person for the job. because your great-granddaddj Anne on any topic of interest, from pedestrium traffic on the subject. They were not ventor to realize, "Hey, I've af- Hiring practices should not take made my great-granddaddy a congestion to cafeteria food. Simply fill out this form and critical of the lack of participa- fected the lives of a lot of people." into account whether the slave." Doesn't that sound stupid? Of send it to Landrum Box 8001, or drop it by The George- tion by white people in BHM. At least that's how I'd look at applicant's grandfather may or What one of them said struck a course it does. Anne office at Williams Center room 223. it. may not have been a slave. That vibrant chord in me: that BHM Some people choose to use is living in the past and when Because he is blaming me for exists solely to create a back- their knowledge of black history you take your history too seri- something I never did. And both Name: ground of where we have been to persecute other people. Two ously in such a way, you do a of us (him and I) probably never Telephone:. Landrum Box: and where we are going. years ago> I had a political sci- disservice to yourself and your even met our great- I couldn't have said it better ence teacher who opened the community. You get too wrapped granddaddies. Your 'words of wisdom'... myself. class up to a forum each week to up in what happened and you You shouldn't blame me for As far as setting the record allow students to express their are ignoring the future and somethingmy kin did. We should straight, I learned that white opinions. One male student, who present. use our historical knowledge as people (in the past) have been was black, got up and proceeded The goal of learning history is a background for understanding given credit for black people's to preach to the class about how so we don't repeat it. So we should and do something today to pre- inventions. I'll take that tidbit of our (white people's) grandfathers all be sure to balance our efforts vent history from repeating it- knowledge and remember it ev- and great-grandfathers are re- between learning about other's self. ery time I read a historical docu- sponsible for slavery and there- past mistakes and doing some- We shouldn't do it to increase ment. fore blacks should be given more thing today to prevent those mis- hatred and further widen the But history shouldn't be about job opportunities. takes. gap between our two races. February ... it means more than just love STAFF Ah! February, the love month! As I said before I'm still heal- NEWS Valentine's Day, hearts, lace, ing and I still shed tears for her. Copy Editors: John Kluttz; Anna Murdock; Layout Editor: Mandy Crews; Assistant cupid and the color red are what It's sad that people who commit News Editor: John Munford; Senior Staff Writer: Kim Wagner; Staff: Jan February is all about. Or so I THE HIGH NOTE suicide think that death is the Boulware, Sharon Grier, Stacy Jordan, Lauren Mestel, Jana Mobley, Ayana Tho- mas, Melanie Weinberg, Meredith Whitt thought until last February. Now only way out. They teach us in February for me means tears, AMY STAATS FEATURES high school that there are signs memories and anger. to those who want to end their Features Editor: Ashley Hunt; Arts & Entertainment Editor: Josh Bass; Senior Staff This time last year I was a Writer: Derek Lewis; Staff: Erika Anderson, Maggie Bedient, Eric Bray, Stacy life, like giving things away or demons, Mandy Cody, Judith Cunningham, Kwaseera Dixie, Suneae Euell, Chris senior in high school (yes I know fer. It seemed impossible that We all know someone who has threatening suicide a lot. I guess Hall, James Salter, Tijuana Thomas that this was a long time ago for she had even been thinking about threatened suicide or actually Jennifer was the exception to SPORTS __ some of you, but bear with me!). it. No, it wasn't her. Then I was has gone through with it. The this rule. Sports Editor: Jeff Whitten; Senior Staff Writer: Ronnie Swinford; Staff: Scott Everything was terrific; I actu- angry that she had done it, be- sad thing is that usually no one I still wonder why she did it Cullen, Tonya Hilton, Aaron Solomon, Carolyn Wynn ally got attention on Valentine's cause she had everything going knows how depressed and sepa- and why she let her problems OPINIONS Day and things were looking up. for her and the rest of her life to rated from reality those people build up so immensely that sui- Staff: Josh Bass, Christopher Cole, Julie Collins, Ashley Hunt, Derek Lewis, John Then, it seemed my life stopped look forward to. But now she are. We all have had thoughts of cide seemed the only way out for Munford, Jana Newsome, Amy Staats and crashed after this incident: would never experience gradua- suicide, we wouldn't be human if her. I just hope that I never have PHOTOGRAPHY Jennifer (I have changed her tion or anything. we hadn't, but most of us seldom to go through this again, but the name) would have been a fresh- Then the tears came when I ever try. Jennifer's story really Chief Photographer: James Hill; Staff: Elizabeth Hayes, Holly McCaig, Jerome way life is I probably will. I hope New; Contributing Photographers: Mardee Coyle, Michelle Hess, Randy Trujillo man, too. She would have had accepted that it was permanent hit home with me not only be- I'm able to talk to the person ARTWORK the joys of high school gradua- and that I would never see her cause she was gone, but because before they go through with it. tion, also. But somehow her de- again. I realized that each time I I had been seriously thinking I guess all I can say now is Leigh Braddy, Teth Burns, Shawn Chavis, Anna Murdock, Michelle Underwood pression took control of her. She went into homeroom she about doing it myself. Now, ev- that if you are depressed, please CIRCULATION was so deep in the pit of despair wouldn't be sitting there and ery day I thank God that I am talk to someone. Supervisor: Steve Taliaferro; Staff: David Hillis, Bruce Karr, Scott Newton and hopelessness that she lost she'd never sit there again. still living. You never know, it might help ADVERTISING/DISTRIBUTION SERVICES (ADS) touch with reality. On a Thurs- There are times I still have to After Jennifer's death, all of you out. There are people out Advertising Manager: Brooks Clements; Business Manager: Stephanie Wylie; day morning last February, she remind myself that she's gone. I my everyday problems seemed there who know what you are Marketing Coordinators: Leigh Braddy, Jana Mobley; Sales Representatives: Mel- took her own life, leaving the think of her a lot and wish I had meaningless and shallow com- going through and can help you. issa Goodman, Steve Keller, James Salter, Heather Turner, Michelle Underwood, Carolyn Wynn world, her parents and friends. been closer to her—I had talked pared to those who were close to Life is the most precious gift; you I still remember finding out at with her a couple of times in her and her family. But I learned only have one, and death is per- PRODUCTION AND GRAPHICS EDITORIAL SERVICES (PAGES) school and how my heart dropped homeroom. that the world must keep turn- manent. Production Managers: Ron Lair, Scott Mulkey; Staff: David Beck, Aquila into my stomach. I think I went I'm still healing and I always ing and that people who didn't For now I live one day at a Bookhart, Tamara Gilbert, Mitch Mitchell, Diana Rekowski, Shawn Sunderland, Reggie Taylor; Classified Ads Manager: Melissa Goodman; Darkroom Manager: through the first three of the five wonder what, if anything, I could know her are allowed to laugh time and try to listen to everyone Randy Trujillo processes of grief in about five have done to stop her and help and go on with their lives. And I who wants to talk to me. I sym- STUDENT PUBLICATIONS COORDINATOR minutes — denial, anger and fi- her. But her close friends didn't also learned that I have to move pathize with those who have gone Robert Bohler: News, Editorial Advisor; Bill Neville: General Manager nally tears. even know what she was plan- on with my life, though it would through a similar situation, and I couldn't believe it was Jenni- ning to do. have one less person in it. I understand what they feel. * • George-Anne Thursday,, February 9,1995 — Page 5 # ♦

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• .1 Your Opinion « O.J. trial just makes me sick Speaking on abortion from experience Dear Editor, tics. There are many days that Dear Editor, Just because the man is well aggravating and uncalled for. abortions harming a woman's I am writing in regards to the go by when I wonder what my Every time I turn on the TV known and famous doesn't mean There are even more things body. I would have put MY life in letters published by Jeremy Ha- baby would have looked like, but danger if I had had the baby. A and hear something new about he should be treated any differ- that disturb me about this case. zel and Keiya Grady. I cannot I wouldn't change it if I could. doctor told me it would be better the O.J. Simpson trial my blood ent than any other accused mur- One is the problem about the quote statistics from any popu- Please don't get me wrong, I value starts to boil. Here is a man ac- derer. DNA test on the blood found at for me to have an abortion. lar magazines, however, I can life and children. I have six neph- cused of murdering his ex-wife As the trial goes on, more and the scene at the murder. The I don't consider myself a mur- talk from EXPERIENCE. I am ews and a niece I adore. and his ex-wife's boyfriend in more things come up that really Defense is trying to say that the derer; I am a 19-year-old young pro-choice, because you see I had Although my next comment cold blood. But he is yet to be have no importance to the trial test should not be admissible in lady who made a mistake and an abortion. Take it from me, it's might sound strange to most, also made the decision to have treated as an accused murderer. at all. For starters, they are now court. The New York Times re- not any easy choice to make. It's especially Jeremy and Keiya, I an abortion. I don't regret it! I He now lives in a cell by himself, digging into the past of the Dis- ported, "The blood evidence is not something you decide over truly believe it. I thank God I but he still receives too much trict Attorney, the Defense At- crucial in the case, for it may agree with a few comments they ice cream and forget about it. didn't have the baby. I'm now a made. No, abortion shouldn't be special treatment. It is like he is torney and the Judge. Can you well be the only link between Mr. I had my abortion when I was sophomore in college with a 3.8 used as a means of birth control. on vacation rather than being in tell me what their past has to do Simpson and the crime scene." a 13-year-old. I was an emotion- GPA. I graduated from high Yes, people should take every jail. with the murder of these two I think that the media needs ally unhealthy girl who mistook school an honor student and have precaution to prevent pregnancy. I am getting sick and tired of people? Now the defense is even to just give this a break because sex for love. I accidently got preg- had the chance to travel to differ- Yes, parents should talk to their 1L hearing about this superstar foot- turning the tables, and is trying it is just making a man accused nant (I did use condoms, but one ent countries. I WOULDN'T children about this issue! Please ball player and all his terrible to put the Los Angeles police on of murder more famous for a ter- burst). I was confused and didn't HAVE HAD THESE OPPORTU- don't take a woman's right to problems. The media is just go- trial. "Mr Simpson's lawyers say rible reason. If they would just know what to do. I faced ridicule, NITIES IF I HAD HAD THE control HER LIFE away. ing too crazy over the affair. It the police have committed a va- treat it like every other murder suffering and possibly poverty if BABY. I would be living off seems like every chance they get, riety of misdeeds, like bungling, trial and not blow it out of pro- I kept the baby. I AGONIZED for Jeremy's taxes through welfare. Anonymous they tell us something else that bigotry, a cavalier contempt for portion like they already have, I two months before I made the As far as Keiya's comment about student has gone wrong in his past. I for the law, dishonesty, highly preju- would be happy and so would decision to have an abortion. I one don't give a damn how many dicial leaks (of both genuine an many others. truly believe in the long run it affairs he had throughout his bogus information), the planth g was the right decision. I don't V ¥ Michael Taylor marriage. This doesn't interest of a bloody glove and possibly deny that by the time I had my ¥ me in the least. Second of all, I student V even the fabrication of a bloody abortion, this fetus had started ¥ don't understand the way that ¥ sock." One defense lawyer has developing human characteris- the police handled the whole accused the police of weaving "a ¥ thing. They followed him for over tissue of lies;" in at least one ¥ CASTROL BRAKES STATESBORO FLORAL AND/VQIFT SHOP an hour without even attempt- instance, Judge Ito appeared to OIL CHANGE ¥ ing to apprehend him. The man agree. Nonetheless, the judge last ¥ 421 FAIR ROAD. STATESBORO. GEORGIA 30458 ¥ was armed, yet he was treated as week mowed down a series of Jp to 5 qts. of Castrol GTX 10W-30 And Up ¥ if he were an old woman that had efforts by the defense to throw or 20W-50 & premium filters Expires 2/28/95 For Valentine Anytime ¥ Expires 2/28/95 ¥ ¥ run a stop sign. If that would our evidence against Mr. BUFFALO ¥ 'flowers "BaCCoons "Bears ¥ have been me or any normal ev- Simpson on the grounds of "po- BRAKES ¥ •Candy • gifts '(PCants ¥ eryday Joe, we would have been lice misconduct," say The New ¥ "A GSU Tradition for over 65 years" ¥ stopped at gunpoint by a road- York Times. It would appear that & LUBE ¥ ¥ block and been cuffed and stuffed everyone else is on trial rather [764-3299 ASE Certified Hours ¥ Phone (912) 764-5497 or (800) 622-7115 ¥ . ? a mile up the road if that far. than Mr. Simpson. This is very 64-B East Main Mon.-Fri. 7:30 a.m.-7:00 p.m. ¥ Fax (912) 489-4523 (East. Main At Railroad Tracks). Qlos_ed Sat._& Sun ¥

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Sports MMSlm^mMam. >age6 Thursday, February 9,1995 THE Swimmers hope to take Southern States By Jeff Whitten Men Are Going After Title swimmer's doing well in three depth." minds that we're on top of the SPECTATOR Sports Editor After beating the College of events." Women going for seventh mountain, the big kids on the straight ]m WHITTEN For GSU swimmers, the 1994- Charleston Feb. 4, the men are Scoring is limited to the top block," he said. 95 season boils down to this confident they have a good chance 16 finishers, with a first place The Lady Eagles have been "So don't get cocky, get confi- weekend. of winning the Southern States. finish counting for 20 points to- winning at a 75.3 percent clip dent. Someone's gonna have to The 1995 Southern States "I think the guys are going in ward the team's final score. A over the past seven years, the knock you down." championships start Friday in to win, and I think if we swim 16th place finish is worth 1 point. highest among varsity sports, The maximum amount of com- Notes on a Davidson, N.C., and Scott above our heads that goal may and their string of six straight petitors a team can enter in Farmer, head coach of the men be attainable," Farmer said. "It's Southern States championships Southern States is 18, but be- basketball game and women's swim teams, said very close at the top, and any of puts them in the position of be- cause divers only count as a third the Southern States meet has six teams can win." ing the team everyone else wants of a person the Lady Eagles will Tuesday, February 6,1995: been uppermost in his swimmers' GSU's competition for the to beat. take 16 swimmers and six divers Approximately an hour before minds since the season started. team trophy will come from the "There's pressure, a lot of ex- to Davidson. the scheduled tipoff and things 'Way back in September, this College of Charleston, Louisville pectations," Farmer said. Because the divers cannot are at a sort of slow-moving is what we talked about," Farmer University, Towson State Uni- "It's been an interesting year practice — or compete — in standstill. Call it a beehive of said, referring to the champion- versity, Washington and Lee for the women." Hanner Natatorium, Farmer inactivity. ship! "We lift weights for it, we University, and Davidson, but After opening with a dual meet said they often feel a bit like Mercer is late, and the Lady run for it, we swim for it. Every- Farmer thinks that the latter Eagles are locked out of their win over Florida State Univer- "red-headed stepchildren. thing we do is geared toward two might prove to have the locker room. Someone said the sity, which Farmer called the "They feel left out at times, Southern States." teams to beat. lock is broke. Someone else said greatest in the team's history, but we try our best to include While both teams finished the "I say that without knowing it wasn't. But lots of people the women went on an unchar- them. Their points are just as regular season with winning anything about Louisville," he bravely stand around anyway, acteristic losing streak. valuable to us as anyone else's," records—the men finished 7-6, said. "They have more money looking vaguely bothered. 'We lose three or four meets he said. the women 6-5 — Farmer is than any other team, so they've Coach Greer is asking a big we're capable of winning, lose to And while most teams have coaching teams that are distinc- got the capability of coming in guy with a beard to break down the College of Charleston, and I from two to four divers, the Lady tively different. The men are with some really fine swimmers." the locker room door. She doesn't think reality set in our ladies. Eagles have six. coming off their first winning In order for the men to win, sound as if she's joking, but moves Perhaps it's not going to be a 'We've got one guy and six season in years, and the women, everyone on the team will have on. The big guy stays put. gimme, perhaps we are going to girls, beautiful divers. Those who Farmer called "the big kids to do well. Maybe she will go and break The top eight swimmers in have to work hard." he said. girls will be one of the reasons on the block," have won South- 'We talked about that at the down the door. each race make it to the finals. Farmer believes the women our women will be hard to beat." ern States six consecutive years. team meeting, made compari- Now someone in suit and tie Both the men and women com- have long since turned the losses he said. The men's team will have to get sons to last year, when only one says the Mercer team bus has pete in 20 races each. into something positive. As far as coaching philoso- by with 11 swimmers and one swimmer placed in the top three," broken down. People are still "If we have one guy win a race, "They've worked a lot harder phies go, Farmer's is fairly diver, while the women are deep. Farmer said. "Every single swim- gallantly standing around, the but the other team has one in the since Christmas," he said. simple. Their chances of winning mer needs to place in every race. concern on their faces a little finals and two scored in consola- Farmer said he told the women "I believe in working hard, Southern States are different, We're not necessarily looking at more evident now. tions, they're scoring twice as to stay focused in a recent team because the harder you work the too. what a swimmer will do in his I wonder how much the job of much," Farmer said. "So it's im- meeting. luckier you get, and we wanna be best event, we're looking at our wearing a suit and tie and telling portant in swimming to have "I told them to get it in their lucky," he said.

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The Eagles suffered losses to game, as they could not hold back GSU led at the end of the first Mercer is still somewhere in Virginia Military Institute on a late rally by the Keydets. A 3- half, 36-31, but could not contain the night, in a broken bus. Feb. 4, and Appalachian State point shot from VMI's Bryan the Mountaineers in the second No. Mercer is here. Forty-five on Feb. 6, to fall to 7-14 overall, Taueg, and a Warren Johnson half. Chad McClendon led ASU minutes till game time. and 3-6 in the Southern Confer- slam dunk sealed the 82-79 vic- with 12 points. It is as good a time as any to ence. tory for the Keydets. The Eagles next game is Sat- go outside for a cigarette. Lonnie Edwards led the A lack of consistency again urday at Marshall. Their next I talk with driver of broken Eagles in scoring with 20 points plagued the Eagles in their 60- home date is Valentines' Day. bus in parking lot, am informed that the damned bus didn't break, dammit. The driver has been wrestling with yearling Lady Eagles survive Mercer scare cows and got dirty, and then By Ronnie Swinford there was a screwup in schedul- Senior Staff Writer ing and the bus is just late, that's all. The Lady Eagles outlasted the We light cigarettes and pon- Lady Bears from Mercer 75-67 der this guy's fifty -two yearling in a non-conference game Tues- cows, and how hard it is to make day night. them do things without getting The Eagles were led by Tara Jerome New/File Photo your pants dirty in the process. Anderson, who hit six 3-pointers They are good cows, he says, but to establish a new GSU single Two unidentified lacrosse players go at it in practice. The player on the only something to mess around game record. right has the ball and is trying to get into position to score. with. Maybe he means it is a GSU led by 11 at the half, but By Jeff Whitten At its most basic level, the hobby, like some people collect Mercer never gave up. With 1:48 Sports Editor game is played with a stick and twine. left in the game, Mercer pulled The magazine "LaX World" a ball. The stick can be anywhere A soft rain is falling. I decide to within three points on two bills lacrosse as the "fastest game from four to roughly six feet long, to tell Swinford the bus didn't free throws by Kianga Williams. on two feet". and has a basket attached to its break down, and go back inside GSU stopped the run with some It is popular in the North- business end. where it's dry. The driver can good free throw shooting, and east and Mid-Atlantic states; ponder his own cows. built the lead back to eight for The ball is made out of hard more popular, in . some in- I tell Swinford, who is not the final. rubber. stances, than football or base- impressed. GSU started the game with The stick is used for passing ball. and shooting. Shots can travel Did I tell him about the cows? the intensity that they have There is a professional league, well upwards of 100 m.p.h. If not, I should have. Cows are shown at times this year, and and there are NCAA champion- "I've seen goal nets torn by kind of impressive by nature. quickly built up the double-digit ships that draw upwards of shots," Sachetti said. They are also deceptively fast lead they would carry into the 20,000 fans. Both he and Thomas saw a and sneaky. Never loan them half. Denise Primeaux made two Schools like Johns Hopkins money. no-look passes in the first half player get hit with a ball in the and the University of North It occurs to me I do not know that impressed coach Greer. thigh so hard it knocked the wind Carolina and those in the Ivy what a yearling cow is. Primeaux also chased down the out of him. League, among others, offer Tipoff. Mercer point guard twice from Lacrosse was invented by the players full scholarships. Lots of running back and behind to knock the ball away, Iroqouis Indians. French mis- Lacrosse is also making in- forth, little scoring. The game stopping potential fast break sionaries came up with the sport's roads into the Southeast, and goes on. Players fall down. opportunities. name, because they thought GSU. Janice Johnson gets hurt. It "Even though Tara was in a the sticks the indians used looked The club squad is in its second looks bad, but the SID comes by zone tonight, Denise really ran like crosses. season, and has managed to pick 'The Iroqouis played on fields later and says Johnson isn't badly the show on the court," said head James Hill up Buffalo's as a sponsor. injured. coach Drema Greer. "If you look Mercer Head Coach Billy Holmes has to be restrained by one of his as big as five miles long," Tho- The game is somewhat like Lots more running back and at her stats tonight, you players after a disputed 3-pointer. mas said. The Iroqouis used two soccer, only there's more scor- forth. Denise Primeaux is glar- wouldn't notice her, but she was trees as goals, and made their ing. It is also similar to both ing at everyone. If she glared the one who stepped up and both had 20 to lead GSU. Autrey The only bad news for the sticks from saplings and raw- basketball and hockey. like that at the bus driver's cows calmed down everyone, or also had 12 rebounds for her sev- Lady Eagles was an injury to hide. "It's a hard-hitting, fast game," they would shape up and stop pumped up everyone when it was enth double-double of the year. Janice Johnson. She was racing The ball was a rock wrapped turning the ball over. needed." "I always look for those passes after a breakaway layup. When Bill Thomas said. Thomas, who in deerskin and tied with raw- plays defense, is one of three co- At halftime the girlie-dancers 'We came out and did some from Denise. She tells me to keep she fouled the Mercer player hide. do their thin, and it is good. things that we haven't done in a eye contact and she will get me she strained her hamstring. captains of the GSU lacrosse "People died playing this The dancers are called South- while, and the kids were very the ball," Autrey said. Johnson was taken to the doctor team. He and Joe Sachetti, an game. They'd get hit in the head ern Explosion. It is a good name coachable," Greer said. "I have "I told everyone tonight that Wednesday. attackman from Baltimore, ex- with the rock," Thomas said. plained the intricacies of la- for a bunch of dancers, I suppose, been waiting for someone to step if we didn't play hard both The Lady Eagles host confer- (This is part one of a two crosse while sitting in a local though not one has exploded. up and be our vocal leader and halves, I was going to chew some ence foe East Tennessee State part story. Next Thursday restaurant recently. They do wiggle, and bounce a tonight it was Denise. Enthusi- tail," said Primeaux.'The passes Saturday at 3 p.m. in Hanner The George-Anne takes a "You've got body checking, you lot. The Southern Wigglers? The asm breeds intensity and that were just good timing, and when Fieldhouse. ETSU defeated the closer look at GSU's lacrosse Southern Bouncers? was the key tonight." Andrea flashed across the lane I Lady Eagles in Johnson City ear- have fast break offenses, there's team, and will attempt to ex- Boom. A coach exploded. Andrea Autrey and Anderson just got her the ball." lier this year, 98-97. constant motion." Thomas said. plain the rules of the game.) * George-Anne Thursday, February 9,1995 — Page 7 Committee auctions CRI Basketball 1995: Standings through Feb. 5 I shirts to help kids Women's B-1 Fraternity 2 Men's B-3 Men's B-8 By Marc Rice the Atlanta Committee for the JustUs 3-0 Kappa Sigma 3-0 Face to Face 3-0 Young Guns 3-0 | The Associated Press Olympic Games' Children's Roadrunners 2-0 Pi Kappa Phi 3-0 Towne Club Apt. 3-0 Run & Gun 2-0 ATLANTA — The Olympic Olympic Ticket Fund. Wraburn 2-1 Kappa Alpha 1-2 Glacial Speed II 1-1 Fred II 2-1 moneymaking machine is gear- "Our mission, as well as to Sex Shooters l-l Phi Beta Sigma 1-2 The Seven Founders 1-1 Sho' Nuff 1-2 ing up again, but this time it's to conduct the sport... is to give our Neal Graphics 1-2 Pi Kappa Alpha 1-2 Constan. & The Emp. 1-2 Broke and Hungry 0-1 1 help poor kids. youth of this country a chance to BSU Under Construction 0-2 Delta Tau Delta 0-3 Boggie Monsters 0-2 FCA-Warriors for Christ 0-3 1 Atlanta Olympic organizers see the best the world has to Ruints 0-3 Oxford Liber. Front 0-3 and the Sara Lee Corp., a main offer," saidACOGPresidentBilly Men s Res Hail sponsor of the 1996 Games, said Payne, who will lead the first Women's B-2 Men's B-4 Thursday they would hold a se- auction. "Nothing is quite like 2:30 Alarmers-Oxford 3-0 Men's B-9 ries of daily auctions to sell 500 being at an Olympic competition Schiznik 3-0 The Dream Team 3-0 commemorative T-shirts to raise in person." GDD-UP 3-0 Tarheels 2-1 Batk to Basics 2-0 Cameron Crazies 3-0 funds to buy Olympic tickets for Money raised at auctions else- Single White Female 3-0 Thelllest 2-1 Hav^e Balls, Will Play 2-1 Cool Runners 3-0 poor children. Some of the money where will be donated to the U.S. Escape 2-1 2-1 and Lewis 1-2 Glacial Speed 1-1 Jaguars 2-1 also will go to U.S. Olympic ath- Olympic Team. BallPlayers 1-2 The Hound Dogs 1-2 BSU Under Const. II 1-2 PKP Raiders 2-2 letes. Auction sites in 47 cities across Coneheads 0-3 G-56 Death Squad 0-3 Mighty Beavers 0-2 Oscars 1-2 Each embroidered shirt has a the country will be announced FCA 0-3 Oliff Riflemen 0-3 Stank Cheese 0-3 Wesley Crusaders 1-3 different number, marking the later this year. The Lions 0-4 countdown of days to the Sum- ACOG and Sara Lee's Hanes Men's A-1 mer Games. The first auction division also will distribute mail- Sorority Men's B-5 will be March 7 at Lenox Square in certificates with which "silent" Fast-N-Easy Danger Zone 3-0 mall in Atlanta. bids may be made. Alpha Delta Pi 2-0 2 Tight 4-0 Men's B-10 Beginning next fall, ACOG Regulators 2-1 Officials would not say how Kappa Delta 2-1 Half& Half 3-0 Showtime 2-1 Bootcamp Click 4-0 much money they hope to raise will invite children's organiza- Phi Mu 2-1 BSU Under Const. I 2-1 Grave Diggaz 1-2 The Rain 4-1 through the auctions. There will tions and schools operating dur- Kappa Kappa Gamma 1-1 Footlongs 2-2 Tical 1-2 Superfriends 3-1 be no minimum bids. ing the summer to apply for tick- ZetaTau Alpha 1-2 Crank the Buss 1-2 . Brannen Posse 0-3 * Outdoorsmen 2-2 The T-shirts, unveiled Thurs- ets to the 1996 Games. In April Alpha Omicron Pi 0-3 Southern Reality 0-3 day, feature a design of three 1996, Olympic officials will no- Above the Rim 1-3 human figures raising a torch. tify organizations that will re- Men's A-2 Dream Team 3 1-4 In the upper right corner is the ceive tickets. Wesley Spirit 0-4 Somethin'Serious 3-0 Men's B-6 embroidered number. The auctions are patterned Co-Rec Most of the auctions will be after a similar program at the C.A.M.Phase3 1-1 held in Atlanta, and all proceeds 1994 Winter Olympics in Jealous Got Me Strapp 1-1 Plain and Simple 3-0 Men's B-11 from Georgia auctions will go to Lillehammer. The Ladies & Tramps 3-0 StrSBallin 1-2 Stadium View Apts. 3-0 Critic's Choice 2-1 Southern Pride 1-1 Maytag 3-0 All Around Talent 1-0 Men's B-1 Hoop Squad 1-2 Slow Break 3-0 Hair Head 1-1 The Seasons Salvos 1-2 All Net 2-1 Olympic Equestrian Red Hot 1-1 LenchMob 3-0 Fast Break 0-2 Raptors 1-2 Sweet-N-Low 0-2 Photoheads 2-1 RugMunchersII 0-2 Hohates 0-3 events to start at dawn Gamma Beta Phi 0-3 Sister Gorettie 2-1 . O.F.C. 0-3 The Associated Press Mexico City were previous hot- Hardaways 1-2 COLUMBUS, Ohio—Eques- weather sites for the Olympics, Snakes 1-2 33 Greenbriar' 0-3 Men's B-7 trian events at the summer but both lack the high humidity. Men's C Olympics will start at dawn to Horses, like humans, cool Fraternity 1 Men's B-2 Del Fuego 2-0 avoid the hot, humid Georgia themselves by sweating. The Nads 2-0 days that have been found to Oxford Bengals 5-0 sweat— up to 15 gallons an hour ATO 3-0 The Players 2-1 White Trash 4-1 slow down horses. Dublin California II 3-0 for horses —evaporates on skin, Sigma Alpha Epsilon 2-1 Scorpions 1-1 Kamikaze Fruitflies 3-2 Such weather conditions can Medium Pacers 3-0 lowering body temperature. Sigma Nu 2-1 Kappa Sigma II 1-2 Danny's 2-3 reduce the distance, speed and Polo Sport 2-1 Evaporation is slower with Phi Delta Theta 1-2 Sockeye's 1-2 Dangling Fury 1-4 jumping capabilities of the horses horses, however, because their Dream Team 1-2 Sigma Phi Epsilon 0-3 Blue Rakes 0-3 Firemen 0-3 Kappa Alpha Ducks 0-5 by 25 percent to 50 percent, ac- skin surfaces are smaller in rela- cording to heat stress tests done tion to body size than with hu- at the Ohio State University mans. The George-Anne is not responsible or errors, omissions, or misspelled team names The standings were provided by the Dampus Recreation & Intramurals office. Equine Exercise Physiology And evaporation is slower and Laboratory. less efficient under humid condi- "We would not have recom- tions. Help Wanted mended Atlanta as a site," said A horse also produces two or Sports writers wanted to Catherine Kohn, associate pro- three times as much heat while cover golf, tennis, and other fessor of veterinary medicine at exercising as does a person, Ken- spring sports. Contact Jeff osu. neth Hinchcliff, a partner with Whitten at 681-5246 or stop The games will be held in At- Kohn in the tests, told The Co- by Rm. 223 in the Williams lanta in 1996. Barcelona and lumbus Dispatch. Center to apply.

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By Brian Myler Lee's specialties, such as the Staff Writer Southern fried chicken, because Lee's Restaurant has been a JOSH BASS we already knew how good it Statesboro staple for many years would be. now, and if you haven't tried it My eatingpartner on this par- The turnout for Bloodline yet, then the time has come. ticular excursion decided to have was fairly disappointing. The Lee's specializes in good, the beef stew and rice, cream Grapes and Col. Bruce Hamp- down-home soul cookin'. Its origi- corn, green beans, corn bread ton did quite well. nal location on the corner of and tea ($4.23). Blind Willie's has a house Johnson Street and West Jones, The beef stew was exploding P. A. now. It sounds pretty good next to M.C. Phatters Barber with tender beef and plenty of and can handle most of the Shop and Juanita's Beauty Nook, potatoes and carrots. The green acts coming through the wa- is the best place to bring a large tering hole. beans were the same as before, appetite because of the wide va- hot and tasty, but we paid spe- The rig is also available for riety of meats and vegetables cial attention to the cream corn rent. Contact Greg Bacon at they serve. Blind Willie's for further in- for being just like mama made. Lee's starts serving breakfast As a fan of Southern cooking, formation. around 7 :30a.m., with lunch Pulse had a pretty good gig I recommend Lee's for their great starting around 11 a.m. and ends food and ease on the pocketbook. in Athens Saturday. They up with dinner at 9 p.m. They travel to Columbia Thursday. Serving a meat and three vegies keep this same schedule up Mon- for under five bucks, Lee's is a An amazing event is poised day through Saturday. for launch. It looks like there great place for lunch. On this particular day my com- With their new takeout only is going to be a late-show "Cult panion and I decided to have Lee's original location has all the charm a restaurant in it's class should. James Hill location between the fitness ex- Movie Night" at College Cin- lunch. We arrived at about 11:30 ema. Plans are to begin show- tension and the weight exten- a.m. to beat the noon rush be- Wide-open areas with cafeteria Faced with the choices of ev- tion of meatloaf they served was ing films such as "Reservoir sion, and a $1.99 four vegie plate cause parking is a premium. The tables with plastic tablecloths erything from meatloaf to liver quite filling and was covered in a Dogs," "Night of the Living with bread, they are keeping the big choice of meats and veggies, remind you of your elementary and onions, and every vegetable special Lee's sauce that I de- Dead", etc. once a week at one college student on the run in however, is enough to relieve the school lunchrooms. imaginable, I decided to have the scribe as "Soul Sauce." All the of the more appropriate hours. mind. parking headache. But don't let the decor fool meatloaf, butterbeans, vegies were tender and seasoned Call in to me or drop a line So go check out Lee's for some Walking into Lee's, you can you, this place lets the food do all greenbeans, cornbread and lem- just right, served piping hot! to give input on this. economical and extremely tasty ' r tell this is a no-frills operation. the talking. onade ($4.23). The hearty por- We tried to stay away from Also, I'm still interested in Southern cooking. hearing opinions on a possible outdoors all-day concert ten- tatively tagged the "Statesboro Bloodline proves they Blues Festival." Stonie of the Movie lacks any reality bands being considered are are a better live band Widespread, Allgood and Ju- The 'Jerky Boys"do not belong on the 'big screen' piter Coyote. Let me hear from By Eric Bray than recording artists fast one on the Mafia, which Other than this, there are few you. By the way, it would be Staff Writer starts the generic conflict in the big name actors in the film, ex- off-campus. The young band played The band played most of their Boy, those "Jerky Boys" re- movie. cept for an appearance by Tom The upcoming music roster an impressive set of material from their self-titled cordings sure are funny, huh? First of all, this strikes me as Jones, who does his rendition of has some good, some unknown original songs and debut album, as well as a cover It's too bad I can't say the same insanely unrealistic. Maybe I've "Are You Gonna Go My Way." and some questionable. covers of their father's of "Roadhouse Blues," which thing about the steaming nugget seen too many "Godfather" mov- You know, I think I like his ver- Starting things off tonight featured a guitar solo from of crap they call a movie. ies, but I refuse to believe any sion better. legendary tunes while is Edwin McCaine at Blind Doors guitarist Robbie Kreiger's The movie is rarely humorous pair of schmucks can call up a establishing themselves Willie's. That's it for tonight. Otherwise, the cast consists son Waylon. at all, and is only mildly so then. Mafia don, call him "Beefy tits" mostly of talentless greasy Ma- Friday night has Sonic in their own right The best part of the show Mostly, the plot relies on old, or "Sizzle Chest" and goad him fia flunkies who chase the good Muthers at B.W. By Tim McGinnis had to be 17-year-old Joey rehashed, early eighties-style into believing they are big shots. guys in a series of zany antics. Staff Writer The Swinging Medallions Bonassama's guitar playing, in- gags. Alan Arkin ("So I Married an I don't know if Kamal has the play Legends. This is your shag It wasn't exactly an episode dicating that he is a legend in The film has been talked about Axe Murderer") plays the gang connection for the quarter. same agent as Brennan, but he of "alternative nation," but the training. by many because of the appear- leader they dupe in the film. He must be screwing him over. He is Saturday has two rock and Bloodline show Feb.2 at Leg- Save your money on buying ance of the individuals who made does a pretty good job compared completely upstaged in this film roll possibilities. ends was great! the rather bland CD and watch a name for themselves simply by to the ineptitude surrounding as Brennan's silent partner. Knucklehead plays at Blind The opening band, the this band come alive in concert making prank phone calls. him in the film. The film is produced by Tony Willie's with Tampa-based Brother's Brooks, played an ex- next time they come around. The movie seldom gets as Also, William Hickey ({he guy Danza and Emilio Estevez, un- Skin Job opening. It's been a plosive blues set invoking For those of you wanting to funny as these calls, though, and who did the voice of the mad less this is some subtle joke in while since Knucklehead thoughts of the Allman Broth- make a road trip to Savannah the periods in between these scientist in "The Nightmare Be- the credits (in this film, I doubt played in Statesboro. New ers. this weekend, the Brothers witty scenes seem to drag. fore Christmas") plays a seem- it). From now on, I think these drummer Joe Thompson has Bloodline took the stage Brooks will be performing at The Jerky Boys are actually ingly irrelevant role in the film. two should steer clear of the proven to be the needed shot in around 11 p.m. and held the Crossroads in City Market on Johnny Brennan andKamal, and This guy's gotta' be old as dirt by producer's seat and keep bring- the arm. They plan to return less-than-capacity audience cap- both Friday and Saturday they play themselves in the film. now. I think he is trying to make to the studio to rerecord and ing us the genius of works such tivated for the duration of their nights. These two antagonistic New an appearance in every film pos- do new material after this as "Who's the Boss" and set. Yorkers use their skills to pull a sible before he dies. show. "Freejack." Bughummer shakes the other side of campus Satur- day. Their gig at Chena's should be a good one for the Streisand defends the arts Savannah power pushers. By Nancy Rabinowitz and students than performing in Bring your earplugs. Associated Press ment for the Arts and the Public front of thousands of people. Tuesday has the Metro Broadcasting System. CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) 0_ Streisand, whose stage fright Find something for the Blues Allstars at Blind Willie's. "By trying to cut these arts Performer Barbra Streisand says is no secret, last year went on a No description required. programs, which bring culture, conservatives in Washington are concert tour for the first time in The big show of the week is education and joy into the lives man in your life at waging war on the arts in 28 years. of ordinary Americans, they are Soulhat at Legends Tuesday. America. They had a Top 40 hit, hurting the very people they The 52-year-old actress, pro- claim to represent," she said. "Bonecrusher," that got heavy ducer, singer and director spoke "IN THIS RESURGENT, play on 102. Their heavy, Her speech inspired a stand- Friday at Harvard's John F. REACTIONARY MOOD, ing ovation from the audience, Southern-peppered rock will Kennedy School of Government probably rattle your fillings. which included economist John before about 650 students, fac- ARTISTS DERIDED AS Kenneth Galbraith. There'll be plenty of body heat; ulty and staff who won the cov- so leave your jacket in the car. THE 'CULTURAL ELITE* For those without a ticket for eted seats in a school-sponsored Streisand's speech, the event was Uncle Mingo wraps up this lottery. installment at Blind Willie's ARE CONVENIENT broadcast life on closed circuit "In this resurgent, reaction- televisions in Harvard class- Wednesday. They sound like a ary mood, artists derided as the OBJECTS OF SCORN," cross between Catfish Jenkins rooms and on New England Cable 'cultural elite' are convenient News. and the Chilli Peppers. — BARBRA objects of scorn," Streisand said Streisand directed and starred Theiralbum, "FattyMookie during her speech on "The Artist STREISAND DURING in Columbia Picture's "The Mo' Booty," has been released As Citizen." and is getting some attention. Prince of Tides." Streisand arrived Thursday HER SPEECH ON "THE Wear your Birkenstocks to this She has won eight Grammy in Cambridge and was escorted awards, as well as a Tony, Acad- one. ARTIST AS CITIZEN" by the son of the government emy and Golden Globe awards. I do need input on the "Cult school's namesake and a celeb- Night" and outdoor concert Her other films include rity in his own right, John F. She was visibly anxious as ' Yentl," which she also directed, things. Drop a line to me or Kennedy Jr. call 681-5246 to put in your she told her Harvard audience "A Star is Born," "The Main But the Hollywood diva was two cents worth. It could mean that the arts will suffer if House Event," "Funny Girl" and "Hello on her own Friday afternoon, and Speaker Newt Gingrich and his Dolly." Some of her hit songs the difference of whether or said she was more nervous speak- not these things happen. supporters succeed in cutting include "Evergreen," "People," ing to the crowd of professors funds to the National Endow- and 'The Way We Were." George-Anne Thursday, February 9,1995 — Page 9 Lollapalooza vets get Hair raising impression made by Goldberg better and stronger The Associated Press Lori Fujimoto of the Japanese- people has discovered Holly's operated washers and dryers to LOS ANGELES - There are Americans Citizen's League. "It music; I'd wager that a lot of apartment buildings, works out with each new release footprints,, handprints, paw hurts that a large corporation is adults don't realize how much daily at a YMCA gym. prints, hoof prints and nose so insensitive to re-release this the kids are pickingup on Holly's "I'm 39 years old and I'm try- Shutter To Think parent in much of today's mu- prints in the cement forecourt of video to children." music." ing to be a role model for my sic, while the bass and drums Hollywood's famous Chinese Spokeswoman Anne Corley A bigger celebration was children," Lederman said with a Pony Express Record create a perfect rhythm frame- Theatre, but Whoopi Goldberg said the company received one planned for Clear Lake, Iowa. laugh. work. has a lock on an unusual impres- complaint. The tapes will be re- The town has hosted a three-day Letterman denied any relar (Epic Records) Shutter To Think, who were originally on Discord records, sion. called and no longer distributed; festival every Feb. 2-4 since 1979. tion to his near namesakes from By Paul Feriita are finally able to get the expo- With a bouquet of braids cut the other cartoons on the tape Maria Elena Holly, the the West, but after the trick said Staff Writer sure they have worked hard from her own hair, Goldberg probably will be re-released. singer's widow, was scheduled to he wished he was related to them. ShutterToThink'slatest re- for. kneeled Thursday and pressed "When we were compiling the take part in this year's Clear lease, proves without hesita- Not one of the 13 tracks on them into wet concrete during video, we were putting together Lake festivities. tion why they were chosen for this album show any signs of ceremonies at the Mann's Chi- a history of animation," Corley PRESCOTT - The stately and the Lollapalooza '94 side stage. conformity, but all show signs nese Theatre tourist mecca. She said. "As much as it is distaste- historic Hotel Vendome has lots They are a simply amazing of maturity. also left imprints of her hands ful, it was part of history at the PHOENIX - For David of guests, but the two said to band. They play great rock and The sound has grown better and feet. time and reflected Hollywood's Lederman, two minutes flexing occupy room 16 frequently are roll with their own Pavement- and stronger since their earlier Goldberg's latest movie, "Boys part in the war effort." his pectoral muscles to "Dueling different: They've been dead over esque craziness sprinkled albums. on, the Side," will be released Banjos" likely will be the most 70 years. daround it. If you are looking for good Friday. Goldberg won a support- LUBBOCK, Texas - Even 36 attention he ever gets. Rama Patel, who recently With odd ball singing styles, rock and roll, with a fresh and ing actress Oscar for "Ghost" in years after singers Buddy Holly, "I think for pec flexing, this is bought the hotel with her hus- vocalist Craig Wedren, grabs inventive new sound, then this 1990 and earned an Academy "The Big Bopper" and Ritchie probably the pinnacle," band, Amrish, refers to No. 16 as the attention of all that listen. album could very well be for Award nomination for "The Color Valens died in a plane crash, Lederman said after performing "Abby's room." Even if you don't like the you. Purple" in 1985. their music and memory lives. his stunt with brother Joel dur- Patel said Abby, who is ac- way he makes his high pitched If you are content, however, Three'dozen years ago today, ing Stupid Human Tricks on companied by her cat, Noble, once spiel, you will appreciate the with relying on over-exposed those rock 'n' roll greats and pilot Thursday's "Late Show with owned the hotel but lost it for music that accompanies it. "Buzz Bin" bands for your mu- LOS ANGELES - A World Roger Petersen were killed when David Letterman." unpaid taxes. The new owners The guitar is filled with ef- sical kicks, then you might as War II-era cartoon that shows their plane slammed into a snow- Lederman _ whose name is allowed her to live there until fects, yet not overdone with dis- well sit this one out. Bugs Bunny passing out bombs covered Iowa field. pronounced like that of the talk she died, Patel said. tortion, a common problem ap- You won't like it one bit. to Japanese people he calls Around Lubbock, Holly's show host _ has been flexing his One story has it that Abby's "slant-eyes" and "monkey face" hometown, few people commemo- pecs to music for years alongside husband went to get her some is being pulled from the Golden rate the day immortalized by his brother. But David said it medicine when she became ill Age of Looney Tunes video. singer Don McLean as "the day was his first public performance and never came back. She sup- The 1944 "Bugs Nips the Nips" the music died." "and I would be very surprised if posedly never left her bed again, is one of several cartoons on the Instead, more people would it led to anything else." dying of starvation. MGM-UA Home Video tape, rather celebrate Holly's music The duo mailed a tape of their One of the room's living occu- which has been in stores since • on Sept. 7, his birthday. stunt last week, then made a list pants said she was watching a SEXSEXSEXSEX September 1993. About 8,000 But at least one radio station of 20 candidates Tuesday and a ghost story on television in the coies have been sold. was honoring Holly today. Old- list of eight finalists later that room when the set inexplicably lovelovelovelove * * One scene shows Bugs giving ies station KKCL-FM planned to night. On Wednesday, they flew went black, then came back on ice cream cones concealingbombs play a Holly song every hour and to New York to audition and was when the show was finished. to a crowd of Japanese as he give away a sweatshirt with the one of the three chosen. Four women took a Ouija remarks: "Here's you go bowlegs, bespectacled singer on it follow- The audience seemed to like board to the room once and tried here you go monkey face, here ing each song. the act, "but then, anytime you to contact Abby. you go slant-eyes, everybody gets "Buddy Holly is still hot," said disrobe in public, it gets ap- They said they learned she CAIiDkES one." KKCL general manager Lew plause," David Lederman said. was 331/2 when she died in 1921 "We are very offended," said Dee. "Anew generation of young Lederman, who leases coin- and she had no children. incense & oils smmw^M^vm

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Trie Associated Press a flashlight Monday night and also found a black wallet, con- the wallet outside another busi- LWTP wnir; URBANA, 111. - It was raining found 15 $100 bills and a single tainingfour more crisp $ 100 bills, ness. money and motorist Michael Lik- $50 bill. two credit cards and a driver's He said he had that much ens couldn't believe his eyes. He got nervous and called the license, plus a checkbook con- money on him because he's tak- i Stirred by breezes, $100 bills Champaign County sheriffs of- taining seven checks. ing a vacation later this week. were flying around University fice. The total find: $3,150. He also said he sent Likens a 1607 chandler road mon-sat 10-7 681-4441 Avenue near U.S. Highway 150 "I wouldn't have minded keep- The wallet and money be- $150 reward. in unincorporated area of east ing it, but I didn't know if it had longed to a Champaign man, who Urbana. something to do with drugs, or if spoke to The News-Gazette on "I thought I was. seeing it was an armed robbery," he the condition that his identity things," said Likens, 32, of said. not be disclosed. // Urbana. Two officers found 12 more The man, who owns an Urbana Your Small Change Can Make A Big He searched the roadside with $100 bills near the road. They business, said he believes he lost Change" Fresh Krispy Kreme Doughnuts The George-Anne is always accepting applications sold every Mon Morning in the Rotunda! for writing positions. We are located in the Williams 25? / SZ^doz Hot Cocoa 50(2 Center, room 223. Stop by today and become a part of Sponsored by American Choral Directors GSU's "Have A Heart" Day the official student newspaper of GSU. Association student chapter Tuesday, February 14 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. DONT LET THE FRESHMAN 15 BECOME THE FRESHMAN 25 GSU's "Have A Heart" Day will be BY JOINING held next Tuesday in downtown Statesboro. TOTAL BODY The goal is to clean up, pick up, sweep up the downtown Statesboro ENHANCEMENT area. This event is an opportunity for GSU students to show the citizens of Beginning Jan. 25 Statesboro how much their support is 5-6 p.m. • The Union appreciated. This 8-Week Program Will Meet Every Students may sign up to work in Wednesday From 5-6 p.m. In The Union teams or individually. Jan. 25 thru March 15 One hour time slots will be open from • Learn How To Improve Your 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. (People may sign up Body Image & Self Esteem By for more than one hour and/or more Setting Positive Goals That Are Lasting than one time slot during the day.)

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For more information Keep in mind... please call 681-5641 "Your small change can make a big change." Page 10 — Thursday, February 9,1995 George-Anne Southern Ambassadors help promote GSU English Club wants to decision about the school. get all students involved By Ashley Hunt There are 16students on the Features Editor Southern Ambassadors this year. By Mandi Cody "It's a way to get to know Each year, GSU sends a team At the start of the year, there Staff Writer people," Kallstrom said, "a way of students to go out and recruit were 20 Ambassadors, but due If you are interested in learn- to have a voice in your major high school students. This team to conflicts, the program lost ing about things ranging from even before you hit the upper is the Southern Ambassadors. some studexits. how to get into a graduate school, division courses." Southern Ambassadors work "One thing that I want to im- what you can do with an English One of the services the En- with the admissions office to help press upon students is that degree, or how to write a job glish Club provides to all stu- bring graduating high school stu- spring quarter we ask for appli- resume, the GSU English Club dents is a posting of course de- \ * dents to GSU. cations," he said."Usually the may be for you. scriptions of all upper-level En- "Southern Ambassadors is set applications will go out in April, "We want to get as many glish courses on the bulletin up to help the recruiters and and the appointments to the '95- people involved as possible," said board near Kallstrom's office on admissions counselors to go out '96 team will be in May." Co-Faculty Advisor Martha the second floor of Newton. to different fairs to help promote Southern Ambassadors also Kallstrom. "We're looking for Most of the group's members Georgia Southern," said Keith conduct tours for high school stu- people who want to get involved are English majors or minors or Jordan, an advisor to the South- dents. without a major commitment of those considering the area of ern Ambassadors. They take them on a 40- time or energy. study; however, anyone can be a K The Southern Ambassadors Holly McCaig minute tour and answer any 'We usually meet once or twice member. help the admissions office by go- The Southern Ambassadors help recruit students for GSU. questions they might have. a month, maximum," she "All you need to do is give me ing to fairs, attending visitation They also sponsor an adopt-a- said. "We try to be practical and your name and Landrum Box of course every university or col- days and receptions to talk with know each other and learning student program, which allows a informative, and we try to do number," Kallstrom said. lege has negative points, but let's prospective students about GSU. some important information and high school student to come some socializing as well. We've Stop by her office, Room 242 of talk about the positive points. This helps the admissions of- GSU history. spend a day at GSU. had a session on job interview- the Newton Building or call her The Southern Ambassadors fice receive student input. The students are also ex- "The program is for high school ing skills. We've had someone at 871-5352 to be placed on the attend college fairs throughout "The students hopefully will plained the importance of mak- seniors who have a certain grade come in to talk about current mailing list. Georgia. be able to let the perspective stu- ing the prospective student feel point average and SAT that are trends in fiction. dent feel as though they are com- comfortable. Last quarter they attended able to come to Georgia South- fortable as possible," he said. "They are taught to make the fairs in Macon, Augusta, Savan- ern for a day," he said. "The prospective student can sit student feel as if though we are nah and Brunswick. According to Jordan, they are down, and they can talk with the brothers and sisters, that we can This year, they plan to hold paired with a Southern Ambas- applications are student so they can know what is sit and talk about everything," receptions in Macon, Augusta sador, and they will go to classes going on at GSU." Jordan said. and Atlanta. and eat lunch with them; they do now being taken The Southern Ambassadors However, they are urged to 'These receptions are set up whatever the Southern Ambas- help make the student feel more talk about only positive things at for students in that area who are sador does. at ease than they would with an GSU. looking to apply to Georgia Jordan urges students to ap- Miscellany 95 "I tell the students to be as Southern," he said. admissions counselor. ply, especially males. georgia southern's magazine of the arts Each September, the Ambas- open as possible, but as positive After these receptions, the pro- The student must have 2.0 sadors go on a two-day retreat as possible," he said. spective students are urged to grade point average to apply. where they spend time getting to He also said he tells them that visit GSU and then make their student advisory Folk singing Humor columnist might testify committee duo performed students are needed to help choose in Foy in case of exploding pop tart works to go in the Miscellany 95 By Judith Cunningham The Associated Press putting a humor columnist and in a toaster as he was preparing magazine coming out in may Staff Writer DAYTON, Ohio—Aman more "known liar" on the stand would for a job interview. 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■ ■ WEATHER First Lady awards Retton Continued from page 1 Students divided over The Associated Press 1986. storm of two years ago," bring the front South will carry On hand for the presentation Campbell said. "The storm we tech's nuclear reactor WASHINGTON — Hillary the cold air aloft. The Associated Press were two dozen accomplished fe- had today came from the North The anti-nuclear group Geor- Rodham Clinton called herself a Trying to pinpoint if it will male athletes in sports from ten- and the Great Lake area. By the ATLANTA — Students were gians Against Nuclear Energy "failed athlete" but said she can snow, rain, or both, in the South nis and soccer to tae kwon do and time it got here, it had basically divided in their opinion of Geor- said it has data showing that the match 1984 Olympic gold medal is one of the hardest aspects to gymnast Mary Lou Retton in one pole vaulting. snowed itself out." gia Tech's nuclear reactor as anti- 30-year-old reactor, used for determine according to "I can't tell you what it is for a Campbell said there were two nuclear activists claimed in a teaching and research, is con- respect. Campbell. taminatingAtlanta's sewers, sits Mrs. Clinton said Retton's failed athlete like me to go down "To have snow, you have to reasons for the storm weakening public hearing that the aged on unstable ground and lacks performance was memorable not this line and to see all of you," have the cold weather and the by the time it had reached Geor- plant is unsafe, unnecessary and adequate security that could just for the athletic achievement Mrs. Clinton said. moisture," Campbell said. gia. a security risk. make it a target for terrorists but "the way you did it and the She said it used to be more "In the South, traditionally, "It got away from its source Tech student Jeff Favorite during the 1996 Olympics. style you brought to it and the difficult for girls to get involved you have one but not the other. (the Great Lakes) and the winds accused the activists of being GANE asked a three-member smile." in athletics, using her own expe- We had both come together to- moved it over the higher terrain short on nuclear safety facts but Atomic Safety and Licensing "I can't possibly do what you rience as an example. day (Tuesday) and we had some down to Atlanta," Campbell said. long on undocumented allega- Board panel to hold public hear- did... but I can try to keep smil- "I played basketball in high snow," he said. "When these systems come tions Wednesday. ings on renewal of Tech's nuclear ing," the first lady said. school when we still played half- He said the reason there down toward Atlanta, there "The law says you can't come reactor license for another 20 Mrs. Clinton on Thursday pre- court ball," she said. "And I re- wasn't a lot of accumulation in tends to be a drying out effect as in here with unsubstantiated years. Wednesday's public testi- sented Retton, a Fairmont, member asking the coach one the Atlanta area and the rest of the storms approach the area," allegations" and make claims mony came during the second W.Va., native, with the Flo time, Why is it we can't run like the state was due to where the he said. that the reactor violates federal day of a three-day "prehearing Hyman Award, named for the the boys do?' And she said, 'I moisture came from. The Weather Channel shows safety regulations, Favorite said. conference" in which the panel 1984 Olympic women's volley- don't know. Maybe it's because "If the system had come from the local forecast and they have He and other students said they also is taking testimony from ball team captain who died in your hearts can't take it.'" Texas and moved East, then their own forecast maps. Some- want the reactor to continue op- GANE, the Nuclear Regulatory there would have been a lot of times the two are different, but erating. moisture from the Gulf of Mexico that is because the National But fellow student John Gal- Commission and Georgia Tech. and we could have had heavy Weather Service compiles the loway said it's "very scary" living The panel will review the tes- timony to determine whether snow like we did with the March local forecast. close to a 5-million-watt nuclear y matrix reactor. "I'm not convinced that NRC must hold hearings on ex- HAIR-SKIN-COSMETICS it is safe," he said. tending the reactor's license. B m Planning To Apply Walker Pharmacy WE'RE YOUR & Gift Shop FORMAL "HEAD" QUARTERS. To Be A Resident It's finally here. Formal. We'll make it a night Your Valentine you'll never forget with a Assistant For The fabulous cut, style and finish. Bring in a picture Headquarters! of your dress or tux and we'll design a style 95-96 School Year? around it. Then make your "Free Delivery"" hair glisten like never before with MATRIX® ""Balloon Bouquets from $6.95* ESSENTIALS VaVoom!® Spray Shine. Make your *Crabtree & Evelyn Bath Products* appointment today and get ready to party! Applications Are Due This ""Plush animals ^Hallmark cards*

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Deferred Apple Computer loan offer expires February 17,1995- No payment of interest or principal will be required for 90 days. (Some resellers may require a deposit to bold merchandise while loan is being approved.) Interest accruing during Ibis 90-day period will be added to principal, and the Power Macintosh" 7100/80 w/CD principal amount, as so increased, will thereafter bear interest which will be included in the repayment schedule. 'Monthly payment is an estimate based on the following information: For the Performa' 636 w/CD system shown here, a purchase price of $2,052.16, which includes 6% sales tax; including loan fees, the total loan amount is (2,171.60, which results in a monthly payment obligation of (37. For the Performa' 6115 w/CD system shown here, a purchase price of (2,900.16, which includes 6% salestax; including loan fees, the total loan amount it (3,068.95, which results in a monthly payment 8MB RAM/700MB hard drive, CD-ROM obligation of (53- For the Power Macintosh" 7100/80 w/CD system shown here, a purchase price of(3,900.80, which mdudes 67.salestax;mdudingloan fees, the totdlwn amount is (4,127.83, which Computer system prices, loan amounts andsales taxes may vary. See your authorized Apple Campus Reseller or representative for current system prices, loan and tax amounts. Loans are for a minimum of(1,000 to a maximum of (10,000. ibu may take out more than one loan, bid the total of all loans cannot exceed (10,000 annually. A 55% loan drive, color display, keyboard and mouse. origination fee will be added to the requested loan amount, lie interest rate is variable, based on the commercial paper rate plus 535%. For the month of November, 1994, the interest rate was 10.85% with an Annual Percentage Rate of 12.10%. 8-year loan term with no prepayment penalty. The monthly paymentandtheAnnual Percentage Rale shown assume the 90-day defermentof'principal and mlerest described abote and tio other deferment ofprindpalo^ or until graduation. Deferment will change your monthly payments. The Apple Computer loan is subject to credit approval. Apple Computer loan and 90-Day Deferred Payment Plan offers available only to qualifying students, faculty and staff. Offers available only from Apple or an authorized Apple Campus Reseller or representative ©1994 Apple Computer, Inc. All rights reserved Apple, the Apple logo, Macintosh, Performa and 'lie power to be your best" are registeredtrademarks of Apple Computer, mc. AppleDesign and Power Macmlosh are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. < (