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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]. See Sports Page 6 Geor Anne » 912/681-5246 Volume 60, Number 19 • March 3,1988 Since 1927, Georgia Southern's Official Student Newspaper Georgia Southern College • Statesboro, GA 30460 Vilas speaks on problems, successes of Sandinista revolt By Kathryn Denton Center last Thursday evening, Vilas for use by families. of the revolution is as positive as the Staff Writer discussed such topics as the Sandin- The land use makes up an impor- co-ops. Vilas stated that every family ista Revolution, the Nicaraguan tant institution in Nicaragua—the in Nicaragua has had at least one Carlos Vilas, a Nicaraguan resi- economy, and the possibility of peace co-op farm. According to Vilas, co-op victim of the revolution. He added dent and expert on that nation's in Central America. farms occupy 22 to 25%of the land that peace is not a present probabil- u. economy, said in a speech to students According to Vilas, Nicaragua is and are a symbol of the accomplish- ity in Central America because of and faculty last week, that he was a backward, impoverished country ments of the revolution. inner turmoil. not lecturing at GSC to add to his with a low literacy level and high Vilas, a professor of political sci- accomplishments, but rather to aid unemployment. Vilas added that co-ops were not ence at the University of Florida and in the students' understanding and The per capita income in Nicara- popular at first, but are now because author of a book entitled The Sandin- perception of the problems in Nicara- gua is $857, but Vilas added that the of the legal security over the land ista Revolution, was sponsored by that is now involved. gua. Sandinista Revolution has made CLEP as part of a two-day seminar At a meeting in the Conference 75% of the country's land available Unfortunately, not every result on Nicaragua.

Arts 8c Sciences Dean 'Spike' .•'ffiiUMg to be skewered at roast. .. By Kelli T. McCoy Staff Writer "I don't mind at all being the goat &My name is Warren Jones and I am at the roast," said Warren F. "Spike" Jones, dean of the School of Arts and Dean of the World 99 Sciences. Jones was referring to the fun- draisingroast being sponsored by the Peace in Central America cannot be expected soon said Carlos Vilas to Public Relations Student Society of a group of listeners. (Photo by Jamey Edgarton) America on Friday, March 4, at 7:30 p.m. in the Williams Center Dining The name "Spike" originated name is Warren Jones and I am the Hall at which Jones will serve as the from a band. When Jones was a Dean of the World." roastee. teenager, a band named Spike Jones "Itfs a clowning around kind of This dubious honor is being be- and his City Slickers were popular. thing," he said. News Brtefs Jone's beliefs concerning educa- Compiled By Cathy McNamara stowed on Jones because of his repu- The band, a 1940 version of Wierd Al tion reveal a more serious side to his News Editor tation as a grand jokester. Yankovich, spoofed popular music or "That's exactly the kind of repu- songs of the time like "Tea for Two." personality. "I'm very happy being tation you're not supposed to have as So, how did Dean Jones come to an Arts and Sciences dean because a dean. You're supposed to be erudite be dubbed "Spike?" the undergraduate years should be and brilliant," he said with a look ""Warren' is not easy to holler on very enriching," he said. A "HOW TO PREVENT AIDS" Solidarity Movement" at R.J.'s Dean Warren (a.k.a. "Spike") Jones that could win a poker game with a a ballfield," Jones said with a laugh. Jones, who has been at GSC for LECTURE will be presented by Steakery. Those interested will be honored by many at a roast pair of deuces and then added, So, his teammates began calling him 15 years, asserts that education Dr. Joseph Vinci, Medical Direc- sponsored by PRSSA tomorrow. should contact Drs. Vernon Egger "which of course I am." Spike, a catchier name for the pur- must affect the student's perspective tor and physician at GSC's Health or Ron Finucane at 681-5693, or (File photo) According to PRSSA President pose. and judgement while teaching the Center, in the Blue Room of Clara Krug at 681-5695. Susan Bacon, "We asked Dean Jones The birth of the nickname student to enjoy life and be a respon- William's Center on Tuesday, Jones. "I'm sure they will all be "Spike" actually began one day when sible citizen. March 8 at 7:30 p.m. The presen- because he is so humorous and every- kind." DRIVE TO RAISE MONEY FOR Always supporting the students tation will include a videotaped one on campus knows that." She a fellow ballplayer called him Spike He then added in a tongue-in- DIABETES FOUNDATION Jones, after the popular band, and of GSC, Jones thinks that PRSSA is examination of the AIDS crisis added, "No one else even crossed our cheek manner, "I'm sure the roasters ON ITS WAY. Kappa Alpha Psi great for sponsoring the roast. and will entertain any questions minds." the rest as they say, is history. will take into account future employ- Fraternity will sponsor a Fund Jones has been on the receiving The spontaneous repartee is a posed in an answer session follow- Consistent with his comical na- ment." Drive for the Diabetes Association favorite for Jones. He is not prepar- ing the program. The program end of pranks for quite some time. ture, Jones has also given himself a Despite his quick rebuttal reac- on today at Landrum from 1-5 ing a rebuttal to the roaster's re- will serve as part of an ongoing In high school he was awarded nickname. tions and comical ways, Jones is a bit p.m. For more information, con- marks. effort at GSC to improve the qual- the nickname "Spike"—a nickname At meetings when he is asked to sheepish about being the goat. "The tact Michael King at 681-3263. "The main thing is what they ity of student life. that many people know him by even introduce himself, he likes to cut honoring part is the embarassing today. through the stuffiness by saying "My [the roasters] are going to say," said part —the fun part is great!" he said. CLEC SPONSORS ENLIGHTEN- THE POLITICAL SCIENCE ING LECTURE. The Campus CLUB GETS BACK ON ITS Life Enrichment Committee FEET. The Political Science Club (CLEC) fand the Department of is being renewed this quarter Biology are sponsoring a seminar with new president Amy Hen- entitled "Cytogenetic Effects of X- dricks. The club meets every Ray Exposure in Patients and 2nd political rally lights way for Super Tuesday Thursday at 8 p.m. in Bubba's Staff in Cardiac Catheterization Laboratories." The seminar will Lounge for its informal meetings By Ryan Blake 'Battle of the Bands' winner "Subject of GSC's fraternities and sororities sion stations bf WTOC and WSAV which include political discus- be conducted by Virginia Dunbar of the Department of Human Managing Editor to Change" will perform twice will be speaking. will be on -hand for coverage and sions. Those interested in politi- throughout the day. The rally begins "It's a big push because Georgia interviews. cal conversation and a good time Resources of the Georgia Mental A second political rally will take a turn to a festival setting in the at 11 a.m. and will end around 4 p.m. is the fourth most important state in are invited to attend. Health Institute in Atlanta. The Among the candidate represnta- presentation will be held on commons area between the Admini- with "Subject to Change" donating the south for delegates sent to the tives to appear at the rally will be; March 8 at 12 p.m. in the Biology stration Building, the Herty Build- their time between 11:15-12 and convention, and getting closer to Candice King (Al Gore), Glenn THE ANNUAL "MISS GSC PAG- Building, Room 218. ing and the Williams Center this 12:45 until 2 p.m. third most important," Wain an- Bahde (Pat Robertson), Bill EANT," sponsored by the Pi afternoon at 11 a.m. The desired speakers for the nounced. Forrest(George Bush), Jerret Tilton Kappa Phi Fraternity, will be held THE AFRO-AMERICAN CHOIR event will include Erk Russell, Tracy The potential vote of 8,000 plus Bob Dole) and Dave Dyer (Mike "It is going to be a gayla event Ham, GSC President Dr. Nicholas is important and the students access on Thursday, March 10 in the OF GSC will be presenting a con- with a goal to push for voter registra- Dukakis). There will also be a repre- Marvin Pittman Auditorium. The cert, "A Salute to Black Gospel Henry, V.P. Dr. Jack Nolen, a repre- to the rally is equally important, sentative for Jesse Jackson to speak tion and present facts and opinions according to Wain. pageant is an effort to help raise Music," on Sunday, March 6 at sentive from Lindsey Thomas's of- today. for 'Super Tuesday", Rally organizer fice, as well as representives from the A live remote broadcast will be money for P.U.S.H. (Play Units 7:30 p.m. in the Foy Recital Hall of Gary Swain said. for the Severely Handicapped). the Foy Building. The concert is NAACP, the National Organization used sparodically throughout the In the event of rain the festivities The fraternity wishes to invite all under the direction of Assistant Not only will the festivities con- of Women, and the Veterans Associa- day by WMCD, FM-100. Along with will be brought inside to Williams to attend the show. Professor of Music Rosephanye sist of 30 plus speakers but also the tion. Also, representives from many the live remote, th e Savannah televi- Center Dining Hall. Dunn and Student Director Byron THE HUMANITAS DISCUSSION Jones and will feature some of the GROUP meets on March 11 at 6 most popualr songs in the history p.m. to examine the topic of "Stu- of gospel music. All are invited to dent Involvement in Poland's attend! G-A reaps awards at college press event By Jim Christian journalists, The G-A was cited for awards in the competition. effective use of humor throughout Assistant news editor superior layout, content quality and In addition to the improvement the paper. ATLANTA-The George-Anne coverage. "Definitely one of the most award, the G-A finished second in the G-A Editor Mike Klug and staff Inside this week,,, was named the most improved col- improved papers in any class," re- Best Campus Community Service- writer Adam Hils combined for third 5 Comics lege news paper in the state at the marked a staff member of the News category behind the Specta- place in the Best News Article Based 8 Classified/Personals Georgia College Press Association Jackson Herald. tor. The Technique finished third. on Objective Reporting category for 4 Editorial awards ceremony at the Hyatt Re- Moving up in classification and The award, based on thorough their story involving evangelist 5 Entertainment gancy in Atlanta Saturday, beating competing for the first time against coverage of the college community, Brother Jim. 3 Features out Emory University's Voice in sec- such papers as the University of was presented by Mandy Carter of Steve Smith of Georgia State's 2 News ond and Valdosta State College's Georgia's Red and Black and Geor- the Americus Times-Recorder who Signal finished first in the category, 6-7 Sports Spectator in third. gia Tech's Technique, the G-A gave the award based on "good col- followed by Tim Luke of the Specta- Judged by a panel of professional walked away with a total of three lege/student interest stories" and tor and Klug/Hils. '

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'Rock,' tradition will be uprooted By Buffie Ann Johnson Rock. "We have discussed giving The change the tradition because the Staff Writer Rock to the Greek Village and having rock is no longer just a Greek rock, The Rock, the large piece of gran- a special place set up for it, or giving but a campus Rock," said Nolen. ite covered with layers of paint sit- it back to the TKE's and letting them Construction for the Student ting on the corner of Southern Drive decide where to put it," said Dean of Union Building will begin in late in the center of campus, will be Students John Nolen. spring or early winter quarter. "We moved from its present location in The Rock has been a part of GSC are in no hurry to make a decision as the near future due to the construc- and its tradition for 17 years. It was what to do with The Rock. We will tion of the new Student Union Build- placed on Southern Drive during the possibly wait until the construction ing. winter quarter of 1971 by the Tau process actually begins before mak- No final decision has been made Kappa Epsilon Fraternity. "The ing our final decision," Nolen con- regarding the relocation site of The moving of The Rock will surely cluded. 'Naked Egg Drop" among activities slated for Science Olympiad

By Kelli T. McCoy The tournament is patterned pate in the state competition to be Staff Writer after athletic competitions with held at Abraham Baldwin Agricul- One of the five regional competi- events such as Laser Shoot, Naked tural College in late March. Winners tions for Georgia's Third Annual Egg Drop, Mousetrap Vehicle and of the state competition will compete Science Olympiad will be held here at Sounds of Music. at the national competition at Ohio GSC on Saturday, March 5 begin- According to Art Woodrum of State. ning at 8:30 p.m. in the Hanner GSC's Physics Department, in the In Georgia, the Science Olym- Fieldhouse. Naked Egg Drop, the students build piad is sponsored by the U.S. Army The Science Olympiad is a na- a receptacle and attempt to drop a Reserve Officers Training Corp., The traditional painting of GSC's "rock" began years. Since the time TKE fraternity originally placed the rock near tional non-profit organization de- raw egg into it from three stories high Cadet Command, the Georgia Junior the Williams Center in the early 1970s, it has served as a focal point for impromptu photos as the above file photo signed to promote scientific literacy without breaking the egg. illustrates. (File photo) Academy of Science and the Georgia among all students. Regional winners will partici- Senior Academy of Science. London 'adopts' GSC Museum stages 'Homecoming Public Relations Services and the panels deal with this experi- schoolhouse setting complete with London has adopted Georgia prize was awarded to the PEP BAND GSC's Museum currently is fea- ence, however, the lessons and senti- desks and pot-bellied stove to every- Southern College as its foreign col- Observations and the CHEERLEADERS. "Boo- turing an exhibit entitled "Home- ments expressed in the exhibit can be day kitchen and dining utensils of lege. Well, not the entire London Hiss" and some other unprintable coming" as part of Black History appreciated by all races," said Mu- yesterdays which were used by local area, but a specific spot has adoption from words. Month. seum Assistant Director Stuart families. papers ready to be processed. * * * The exhibit includes several Miller. This story began two and a half photographs which portray racial HelU, The curator of the display, In addition, a special video en- years ago when the GSC Eagles de- Drinks Of The Week and cultural integration by focusing titled, "Homecoming: A Time to feated Furman in the National on family life—an experience known Carole Merrit, director of Herndon House in Atlanta, put together the Remember," will be part of the dis- Championship game and then fol- In the spirit of the recent Chinese to most. The "Homecoming" expose play. The video, produced by lowed with the same title the follow- Justo Condo II New Year, Jesse Ho followed up on uses the common experience of fam- collection of photographs that depict events in the lives of her ancestors— Meredith Devendorf of Savannah, ing year. Not only did this Cinderella this event by submitting his holiday ily lif to bring together different races features interviews with elderly story make national headlines; it drink: one part tequila, one part and cultures. but which are common to all people. Before you wave back at Coach black residents of Liberty County made international news as well. orange juice, one part grenadine, and "The exhibit focuses on the Afro- Also included in the showing are Erk Russell, make sure he is waving which recount the events of their GSC seniors Donavon Clay and two parts saki. In celebration of the American family; all the artifacts items ranging from a one-room lives. Joy Joyner, both from Atlanta, took from his left hand because he has "Year of the Dragon," it is entitled their Christmas money and some recently had surgery on his right "Dragon's Breath." savings across the Atlantic to Lon- shoulder. We close the quarter with a spe- don, England, for a quick two-week As a result of the surgery, his cial winter drink citation. This win- vacation this past December. After right shoulder and arm are in casts ner came down with the usual 'Boro visiting Big Ben, the changing of the and will be elevated at a right angle sickness, preventing him from get- guards and other sites, they decided to his body for six weeks. Although ting the proper nutrition that is to tour their most desired stop, The this position limits him to non-con- needed for a growing boy. He grew so Hard Rock Cafe of London. tact sports, he does admit "I am on a accustomed to the medicine he was As soon as they walked inside the comeback." taking that he decided to submit the pub, they were shocked by what they Good Luck, Erk, get well soon, 25% alcohol and "love bits" of codeine saw. and don't wear button-fly jeans. in ROBITUSSIN as this week's pick. "The T-shirt stand was immedi- * * * Congrats to big senior Johnny atley inside the cafe, and directly The "BOO-HISS" Award is pre- Homes, and we hope you get well above the t-shirts was the GSC '85-86 sented to the judges of the "SPIRIT soon. P—T National Championship banner," COMPETITION" for the most spir- Clay said. ited group during a men's basketball All stories are factual, and the names After a five-minute hesitation, game. have been withheld to protect the innocent. Any abnormal stories or thoughts and drink the two realized how peculiar it was The judges were unsure about recipes can be sent to Junk from Justo, LB for the banner to be in London. Be- giving the George-Anne the $100 8001 or Williams Center 110. Each week's side the Eagle banner were a few prize, though there was a small G-A drink winner will receive a free one-topping selected banners: Oxford University delegation present. Instead, the pizza from Romeo's. (in London) and University of Tokyo. One waitress at the cafe stated, "We have followed the Eagles since If you're interested in starting a the first championship because of If YOU are interested in: underdog status and unique charac- ters," according to Clay. 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CONTACT DR. JANA SANDARC Holiday Inn AUGUSTA COLLEGE (404) 737-1500 . 3 The George-Anne • Thursday, March 3,1988 Features Affirmative Action and Professor Selection By Terra Terwilliger When hiring a new faculty proval, informing the public of the v Additionally, the head of the made a 'good-faith effort' to identify ords of its recruitment efforts, in- Features Editor member, the person in charge of the vacancy. According to Curtis Single- Search Committee writes to the and attract women and minority cluding logging phone calls andkeep- Almost every college student has search appoints a Faculty Search ton, Director of Institutional Compli- deans of traditionally black and candidates." ing copies of letters written in the heard of affirmative action, but Committee and secures approval for ance at GSC, "discrimination can womens colleges informing them of To prove this effort, the Search recruitment effort. probably few know the extent to the position from the office of the Vice occur in the ad also . . . The Search the vacancy. "Most advertising Committee must keep detailed rec- Continued on page 8 which it affects their lives or the President of Academic Affairs Committee naturally wants someone tends to be mainstream," says Sin- means it employs to do so. (VPAA). who shares their values and, when gleton, "and, to get minority and Affirmative action is an integral The Search Chair also meets they draft an ad based of their values, female candidates, you have to go out part of the process of finding and with the Director of Institutional discriminaton can be inherent." of the mainstream." Don't Let DROP/ADD hiring new employees for the Univer- Compliance (Affirmative Action Offi- The ad must be carefully worded After separating qualified from sity System of Georgia. As such, cer) who, in the words of the "Recruit- to avoid excluding any group^ unqualified applicants, the qualified affirmative action influences who is ment Procedures" document, "as- "One main form of discrimina- applicants are sent an EEOAA Data hired for college jobs, from deans to sists in identifying any available tion," says Singleton, "is asking for a Request Form, which identifies Get You Down... professors to other personnel. minority prospects, provides an up- Ph.D. Since women and blacks were women and minorities. On the basis eat is only 200 yards away. I was fifth A hiring handbook for GSC is dated list of institutions that regu- excluded from that group for so long, of this information, the qualified By Bill McAllister in line last quarter. Staff Writer under production, but, in the mean- larly graduate minority candidates, you essentially limit your market. applicants are divided into three The one thing that is indispen- What has 950 arms, 950 legs, and time, the college follows procedures and acts as a resource for referral and We put 'Ph.D. preferred' to encour- pools; non-black males, non-black sable when standing in line is pa- outlined in the Ohio State University recruitment of minority applicants." age a wider variety [of candidates] to contemplates suicide? Atypical GSC tience. females, and black males and fe- student waiting in the DROP/ADD manual. "Recruitment Procedures" also apply." Don't let yourself get bored. Do males. line. Also, GSC has printed a set of suggests that "An individual strat- Finally, the ad is placed in cer- The chair of the hiring depart- what I do: Take your Walkman (who I'm sure that every student has guidelines, "Institutional Recruiting egy may include personal contacts tain publicatons, such as "The ment then meets with the Director of in his right mind would travel with- experienced this phenomenon. (I'm Procedures for Administrators, Fac- with minority associates . . . who Chronicle of Higher Education," Institutional Compliance and a rep- out his Walkman, anyway?). I sug- going for my 11th consecutive DROP- ulty, and Classified Personnel," out- might apply or who would nominate "The Affirmitive Action Register", resentative of the VPAA office to gest Metallica Garage Days Re-Re- ADD. That's about 70 hours of some lining the necessary steps for finding minority candidates." and other professional forums, as determine if the three pools are ade- visited as appropriate listening on serious standing.) and hiring employees. For clarity's The Search Committee then well as listed with the University quately represented. Iftheyarenot, such occasions. Make sure it's loud Why do we sign up for classes we sake, only the procedure for hiring drafts an advertisement, which must System of Georgia Application Singleton says, " . ,. . we focus on enough so everybody can hear it. If don't want? Maybe it's the thrill of teaching faculty is included here. be submitted to the VPAA for ap- Clearinghouse. whether or not the department has this doesn't make them clear out, learning something different. switch to Barry Manilow. Maybe it's the thrill of majoring in A canteen is also essential on every subject offered at GSC. Maybe DROP/ADD day. A month in the Never Too Soon To Count Options it's the thrill of having a root canal desert doesn't compare to four hours performed by a far-sighted dentist. in DROP/ADD. My favorite concoc- Keith E. Ishmael yourself—an MFP isn't always for example, a 12-month lease which mean you'll be left in the cold! The Whatever the answer, DROP/ADD is tion is Vic's Formula 44 with a lemon enough. Special to the G/A runs through summer still obligates Student Government Association pure agony! twist. As soon as you feel bored, start So you've spent nine months liv- Okay, you've checked it out and you to pay your rent even if you go will have some assistance programs, Being a connoisseur of long lines chugging! After about three min- you can afford an apartment. Now ing in a dorm, and you don't want to home and aren't living there. It is particularly in the areas of room- (Arby's drive-thru runs a close sec- utes, you'll feel like saying some- you need to decide what you want in do it again next year. IMPERATIVE that you read and mate location, and the Special Pro- ond to DROP/ADD), I'm here to help thinglike "Excuse me, I've just drunk Your options? an apartment. understand the lease before you sign. grams Office will be keeping off- you get through this long, lethargic some gasoline and I was wondering if Stay home and count your bless- Of course, there are other places Finaly, an aspect of off-campus campus students in contact with on- time. anybody had a match." You should ings or, the more popular option, rent like duplexes, townhouses, and con- living which should be considered campus activities. Be as prompt as possible. As move up at least seven places after an apartment off campus. But wait, dominiums, if you don't care for before even making the initial deci- Keep your eyes and ears open for stupid as it may sound, the early bird such a comment. you say, I've never rented before! apartment complexes. sion to rent is choosing a roommate. more information on these pro- gets the classes. If you're as noctur- Make yourself a DROP/ADD What do I do? Consider how big you would like I cannot stress the importance of this grams, as well as a brochure with nal as I am, then you know how hard boredom kit. My kit consists of "kick First of all, assess your finances. your apartment to be. Do you want it decision enough. Sometimes good more clearly outlined rental guide- it is to get up early in the morning. me" signs, garlic-flavored gum, beef Be sure you will have a steady furnished or unfurnished? Are friends are not good roommates (in lines, as well as tips on how to avoid My suggestion to you is to camp out. jerky, a headless Pound Puppy, and monthly income to cover expenses. appliances(i.e. stove, refrigerator) which case you discover they aren't "messy" situations in the course of Set up a tent right outside the Wil- my favorite issue of MAD magazine. Right now apartment rents for fall provided? really good friends either). your renting. liams Center. I like to pitch a tent Be creative when you make your kit. are hard to predict but, like always, Lastly, consider your lifestyle, A good idea is to put every agree- So there you are. It's not easy, under that big tree they decorate Remember, boredom is in the eye of they will be higher next year than since some landlords restrict some ment you make with your roommate but, if you are a mature and respon- with lights every Christmas. It's a the beholder. they are now. activities, for example, parties, alco- on paper, with everyone involved sible person, you can have some re- perfect campsite. If you're still bored after all of A general rule of thumb is that holic beverage possession, loud mu- signing and keeping a copy for their ally great times off campus. Sometimes I make a weekend of this, don't fret; you still have one last apartments nearer to GSC will cost sic, and pets. own records. I hope these points will help to it. It's just like being in the wilder- option. Get on your knees and pray! more than apartments, say, two to A very important point to con- This is especially recommended make your move less traumatic, and ness. I live off the land for the whole Pray the plague will sweep through three miles from the school. Also, you sider before finalizing any apart- for any financial duties such as food I wish you the best of luck. weekend. All the fish and duck I can the first 400 people in line. more than likely will be required to ment deal is whether or not you want expenses, utilities, and, of course, the put a deposit on your apartment a lease. rent (Many times the lease arrange- before you move in. Many apartments require that ment is not enough here!). Don't forget to include in your fi- you sign a lease, so be sure of what You should treat the roommate nancial estimates your utility bills, you're getting into before you sign. relationship as the business deal it which could run as high as $70 per Most leases run for 9-12 months, but is, even if you are close to your room- month. Finally, if you will be cooking some are on the quarter system. mate as a friend. in your apartment, add in your esti- Regardless, you are bound by the And remember, just because mated food expenses. Don't fool terms of the lease until its time is up: you'll have left the campus doesn't HOW Southern Days & Nights DO YOU GET Compiled By Terra Terwilliger exhibit, featuring work by Mr. Tuesday, March 8, the GSC Sym- Features Editor Stephen Mark Glazer and Ms. phonic Band/Wind Ensemble per- BLACK HISTORY MONTH Maureen Garvin, scheduled to forms at 8 p.m. in the Foy Recital Saturday, March 2, - Tuesday, run through March 31. A recep- Hall. AJOB March 5, as the last event of Black tion to honor the artists will be Thursday, March 10, the GSC Jazz History Month, Theater South held at 12 noon in the gallery. Ensemble performs at 8 p.m. in presents "The Drinking Gourd," a OTHER EVENTS the Foy Recital Hall. story of slavery and the coura- Thursday, March 3, the GSC College Monday, March 14, the Symphony geous people who defied the sys- Singers perform at 8 p.m. in the Orchestra performs at 8 p.m. in WITHOUT tem. Nightly 8:15 p.m. in Foy Recital Hall.' the Foy Recital Hall McCroan Auditorium. CAMPUS LIFE ENRICHMENT Tuesday, March 8, as part of the Biology Lecture Series, Ms. Vir- EXPERIENCE? ginia Dunbar speaks on "Cytogen- Congratulations . * . etic Effects of X-Ray Exposure in Patients and Staff in Cardiac Catherization Laboratories." Ms. Graduating Seniors Dunbar works with the Depart- AND HOW ment of Human Resources at the Now Available Georgia Mental Health Institute. Come by the COLLEGE ACTIVITIES BOARD "Stakeout," starring Emilio Estivez SIR SHOP DO YOU GET and Richard Dreyfuss, shows to receive a special Saturday, March 5, at 9 p.m. and Sunday, March 6, at 8 and 10 p.m. 10% discount on "Summer School," starring that the perfect former Moonlighting hunk and EXPERIENCE interview suit present teen idol Mark Harmon Gentilly Place, Statesboro* Ga. , shows Wednesday, March 9, at 8 and 10 p.m. "The Lost Boys," starring Kiefer Sutherland, shows Saturday, MISS USA WINS $250,000 ON CBS-TV WITHOUT March 12, at 9 p.m. and Sunday, March 13, at 8 and 10 p.m. It's fun to be a vampire! MISS GEORGIA USA FILM CLASSICS PAGEANT 1989 AJOB? Monday, March 7, "A Doll's NO PERFORMING TALENT REQUIRED House," an acclaimed film adap- You can win fame and fortune as Georgia's One answer is Cooperative Education. A nation-wide To learn more about Cooperative Education, plan tation of the Ibsen play about a representative in the nationally televised Miss program that helps college students get real jobs for to attend an informal information meeting. woman who tires of being a "doll," USA Pageant next spring. The search for Miss Georgia is on. State finals will be November real pay, while they're getting an education. a cherished creature rather than 19 & 20 in Atlanta. If you are single and be- aperson. 5:15 and 7:30p.m. in the tween the ages of 17 and 24 as of February 1, 1989, you may qualify. For FREE entry informa- Conference Center Auditorium. tion, send your name, address, age and telephone Admission is one dollar with a to: Miss Georgia USA, National Headquarters, Co-op Education. DONNA RAMPY P.O. Box 676, Silver Spring, Maryland 20901 You earn a future when you earn a degree. THURSDAY, MARCH 3 - 3:00 P.M. valid GSC ID. 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V > George-Anne Take Spring Break Seriously Since 1927, Georgia Southern's Official Student Newspaper Well, here we are at the end of your life in the hands of a drunk. I Break, try hang-gliding or playing Mike Klug Cathy McNamara another busy quarter. All we need to like to think that my life is a little with a loaded gun. At least then you'll more valuable than that. only be endangering yourself. Editor News Editor do is get through exams and we'll be From the off for Spring Break. Before you Now don't get me wrong, I like to I realize that the pressures to do leave, though, let me ask for a mo- editors desk. drink just as much as Justo Condo. what "everyone else does" can be Ryan Blake Lynn Wells ment of your time to talk about some- I'm not anti-drinking and I certainly immense, especially for a freshman Managing Editor Business Manager am not against getting drunk. I AM who is still trying to establish some thing very important. No, it's not the . Mike Klug deficiency of funds in your bank ac- against people dying because they sort of identity here at college. You count nor your failing grade in his- thought all the stuff they read about want to be part of the gang, not just tory. It is, though, a matter of life and could never happen to them. some backwards Mamma's Boy. In death, specifically your own. It's a sad fact of life that hun- the end, it is a decision that you must We are all looking forward to the sand times. "It's O.K. I know my dreds of people die every week from make for yourself and one with which break. We all want to take a week to limit." "I wouldn't drive if I thought I accidents caused by drunk driving. you will have to live (or die). School Should Limit Enrollment... get drunk and forget about school. was drunk." "Trust me, I know what Many of the victims are often every- God only gave us one life to live, It's only natural and, in modern soci- I'm doing." day, sober people who just happened let's try and make it last as long as we ety somewhat expected, that you The truth of the matter is that to be in the wrong place at the wrong can. The latest figures for GSC's 1988 fall enrollment have just should want to drink yourself into every time you get into a car you are time when a S.O.B. drunk driver Have a great Spring Break and been released—9,500 students are expected to tear down the oblivion. It is not natural to drink putting your life in the hands of the decided to cross the center lane. remember that all your friends will college's doors come September. and drive. driver. Every time you get into a car If you really feel like you must be waiting to see you again next We at the G-A have just one question regarding this impend- Sure, we have all heard it a thou- with a drunk driver you are putting toy with ending your life this Spring quarter. Be careful out there. ing onslaught. What are we going to do with almost 800 more students at an already overcrowded school? One answer lies in the proposed building of a new dormitory, but no one knows when construction will start much less when To Sleep, Perchance to Dream it will be completed. I am SO tired right now. I'm brother, and his sister into just so (and nothing else) for your time. And Even with the new dorm, the overall space available in on- sitting here at the keyboard, my el- much kindling. Why? Who really I slept right through it. Jimmy, I campus housing will not increase appreciably when the closing bows resting heavily on this tremen- Perdue's knows? All I remember about that suppose we both fell prey to our of Deal Hall this fall is taken into account. It is fairly clear that dously scarred table, fighting the Saturday was that it didn't exist for temptations, but I know that I can do Deal will close well before the new dorm is completed, leaving urge to fold up my arms and take a Views . me until, oh, 2 p.m. when I finally what I did anytime without worrying the school with even less space than it has this year to accomo- nice, lengthy nap. awoke. So I just listened to a few if there's a photographer around. But I guess I shouldn't complain. tunes, watched a little basketball, Can you say the same thing? Sleep, date 800 more students. After all, I have been grabbing sleep James Perdue and then went back to sleep. that's the answer. It does not take a math major to see that this will present in double-figure amounts for about But what hit me hardest was Oh well, I've caught up on the more than a few problems. the past two weeks. But while I was two rather quickly; I was only inter- finding out that my old buddy Jimmy news that is now two weeks old, so I Besides the housing shortage, we shudder to think of the engaged in this, the second greatest ested in slipping off to LaLa Land for Swaggart had finally gotten caught suppose it's time that I closed my possibility of even more cars making their way through the of nighttime activities, a lot .was an extended sojourn. with his, uh, HAND in the cookie jar. eyes so I can wake up in two MORE already hopelessly congested campus roads in search of parking going on in this world and I totally I found the Savannah paper for Believe me, I was appalled. I had NO weeks to find out what I will have oblivious to it all. Saturday, February 20, and (Would idea that anyone other than my other missed. Who needs to know what places that aren't there, with drivers wondering if they will be Here's what I mean. The Winter you BELIEVE it?), a 16-year-old was buddy, Jim Bakker, engaged in that goes on WHILE it goes on? We can fortunate enough to find a line at Landrum with a wait of less Olympics were shown all last week, accused of killing his family with an sort of thing. I mean, let's face it: the always catch up on everything that than 20 minutes. And on and on and on. but I didn't know about them until ax on the same day that he decided he only thing worse than having a pic- slipped by us. Besides, it's easier to We realize that student population is a key factor in GSC one night when my roommate turned wanted a punk haircut (All you ture taken of you and a "known" listen to someone else tell us about becoming GSU, but what is the point in letting in more students on the TV and I saw two people moms who have sons with spiked prostitute entering and leaving a the world than to take notice of it when there is barely enough room for the ones that are here making some strange configurations hair should pay attention). That's motel room is having such a picture ourselves. Sleep: it's the ONLY way on iceskates. But I dismissed those right. He chopped his parents, his taken and you getting your picture to live. now? We at the G-A suggest that the school limit enrollment until there is room enough for more. It is obviously GSC's destiny to George-Anne Taken to Task Over TAAC become a university one of these days. Waiting another year Dear Editor: in a technical foul being assessed to after reading the editorial "Witness won't kill us. This letter is sent to inform you of the home team. Since that time the Tradition, but Follow the Rules?" Mr. a new rule enacted by the Trans- Letters to NCAA has adopted a similar rule to Editor — Think about it! America Atheletic Conference and a the editor. cover all its member schools. Lyle Myers Wrapping It All Up... similar policy adopted later by the It would seem that a staff which Athletic Trainer National Collegiate Athletic Associa- against Georgia State University in claims the George-Anne to be the EDITORS NOTE: We goofed. tion. TAAC commissioner, Mr. Lou Atlanta stating that throwing ANY real student newspaper of GSC The decision against such dis- Since this is our last paper for the quarter, we would like to McCullough, sent a memo to all con- object onto the basketball court at would be more familiar with current plays of school spirit was handed take the time to thank all the students, faculty, and staff who ference schools prior to our game ANYTIME during a game will result events before inviting students to down after we went to press and have helped make the George-Anne come together this quarter. break conference and NCAA rules by too late for us to pull the copy. We It has been a rough ten weeks but we all got through it together. throwing toilet paper at home bas- apologize for any trouble this ketball games. Wouldn't it be an A special thanks goes out to Sharon Fell of the P.R. office for A Hearty Thanks... may have caused (although, unforgivable shame if some misin- from the record, it seems to have her help in keeping us informed and to Captain Sidney Deal of Dear Editor: handled the correspondence. Al- formed readers caused our hard- caused none) and encourage all On behalf of the 1988 GSC Col- Campus Security for all the help he and his staff have provided. though my responsibilities left me working, dedicated, men's basket- students to keep up their fiery Thanks also to all the people who wasted no time in telling us lege Model United Nations delega- with an acute case of battle fatigue, I ball team to loose a precious confer- support of all GSC sports, sans tion, I wish to extend a hearty thanks feel sure that they, too, crawled home ence game by throwing toilet paper toilet paper of course. when we made a mistake. We only learn through having our to Debbie Walker, Dr. Zia Hashmi, and fell into bed. faults pointed out. Mary Phillips, the staff of Continu- All too often we take for granted We are also saying goodbye to Miss Lynn Wells, our faithful ing Education, and the staff of Food the tremendous amount of work Enjoy Florida... Services. contributed by these folks to ensure business manager who has helped us pay our bills for the past Dear editor: had the opportunity to savor these The aforementioned people were few quarters. Lynn will be graduating from GSC with a degree that we, the students, may enjoy a Spring Break is nearing and memories. Each year there are those instrumental in the success of this in Printing Technology and moving on into married life with her variety of events and diversions. For members of Florida Mothers Against which have lost their lives due to year's Middle School and High this reason I wish to reiterate my Drunk Driving are concerned about driving impaired by drugs or alcohol. soon-to-be-husband Bill. She has been a real blessing for the School Model United Nations. Al- devout thanks and appreciation for your safety during this time. We Please come to Florida, enjoy our George-Anne this year and will be sorely missed. though my fellow delegates and I all of their cooperation and assis- want you to enjoy all that our state beaches and all our state has to offer, We look forward to serving you again spring quarter as the were responsible for supervising tance. has to offer and to return home with but do not drink and drive. Make caucus sessions, honoring the out- If it were not for them, many of ONLY official student newspaper of Georgia Southern College. memories of a pleasant vacation. your spring break safe. standing participants, and sponsor- the concerts, programs, and sympo- Have a good Spring Break! In years past, there have been Betty Jane Spencer ing the welcome dance, the magni- siums would not take place. To all of out-of-state students who have not Florida MADD tude of our work was overshadowed those behind the scenes who divert by the quantity and quality of effort us from our studies and break the expended by these people. monotony of the 'Boro—thank you! They organized and coordinated Amelia D. Adkins registration, arranged for our use of sophomore facilities, prepared the banquet, and Staff Model UN delegation

JAMES PERDUE COPY EDITOR 'The True Residents' Talk... MIKE MILLS SPORTS EDITOR Dear Editor: The Lewis Hall staff and Hall JIM CHRISTIAN ASSISTANT NEWS EDITOR In reference to George Evan's Council has worked very hard to TERRA TERWILUGER FEATURES EDITOR letter published in the Feb. 25 edi- make Lewis Hall more than just a MATT STANLEY PHOTOGRAPHER tion of the George-Anne, we, the true dormitory; they have succeeded. CLINT HORNE CARTOONIST residents of Lewis Hall, feel that his Never have we witnessed such spirit BARBIE STULTS ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE assessment of our living quarters in a residence hall. This year alone JENNY THOMPSON ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE was unjust. Lewis Hall is not a slum. we have captured many awards in DEDTRIA JACKSON PRODUCTION ASSISTANT In fact, we feel that it is one of the the homecoming festivities, spon- BRIAN WENDEL CIRCULATION finest dormitories on campus. Yes, sored a "Gong Show," sponsored a occasionally things do malfunction "Lip Sync Show," and we are pres- Bill Neville. Student Publications Advisor in our building but surely this occurs ently planning a 24-hour telethon to in the "Beverly Hills Plaza (Johnson raise money for the American Lung The GEORGE-ANNE is the official student newspaper of Georgia Hall)". Society. Mr. Evans won't find this in Southern College, owned and operated by GSC students and utiliz- Concerning blown-out light any other dormitory, including the ing the facilities provided by GSC. The ideas expressed herein are bulbs, surely it is more efficacious for "Beverly Hills Plaza," or in any those of the editor or the individual authors and do not necessarily a resident to do such a minor replace- apartment off campus. represent the views of the Student Media Committee,the administra- ment. Lifting the hands to screw in a Collectively, we love Lewis Hall; tion, the faculty and staff of Georgia Southern College, or the Univer- light bulb is not a major task. How- it is more than just a dorm. Thanks sity System of Georgia. The GEORGE-ANNE is published weekly during ever, if Mr. Evans feels that it is too Lewis Hall staff for your hard work; the academic year and twice during summer quarter. difficult a task for him, we, the true it does not go unnoticed. Finally, next residents of Lewis Hall, would be time you write a letter concerning OFFICE: Room 110, F. I. Williams Center. more than happy to perform this for our home, Mr. Evans, please be sure Just sign here - in blood - and you'll never have to MAIL: The GEORGE-ANNE. Landrum Center Box 8001, him. Yes, we believe that it was out of that your information is representa- Georgia Southern College, Statesboro, Ga. 30460. the "goodness of our hall director's tive of our feelings. worry about failing again. PHONE: 912/681 -5246 or 912/618-5418 heart" to offer Mr. Evans the light Dean Lanier bulb. By Clint Home 5 The George-Anne • Thursday, March 3,1988 titortdinwient

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Watching the All this season the Eagles of When last year's basketball star United States' hockey team get Georgia Southern have had to lean Brian Newton left the Eagles, there creamed by the West Germans on the broad shoulders of center Jeff was concern about who would take made me remember a few of my Sanders to provide the offensive up the scoring slack and as his 28 least favorite images of the past punch, but last Saturday with the point effort against Houston Baptist five or six Olympics. The dis- help of a three point barrage and proves, Jeff Sanders is the man. turbing little things that I have excellent shooting Southern de- Sander's points coupled with a witnessed in my 27 years of feated the Gents of Centenary 58-46. tenacious Southern defense, tolled Olympic watching that still are Jeff Sanders, GSC's all-confer- the death bell for the Huskies as they lurking in the outer office of my ence standout was not a factor as fell 59-44 and gave GSC its second memories. Don't get me wrong, I with just 15:44 to go in the first half, consecutive 20 win season and fourth love the games as much as any- Sanders picked up his second foul in the last five years. Southern now body else; but here are my least and was forced to sit out the rest of stands at20-5 overall and 13-3 in the favorite Olympic moments and the first half. The Eagles were able to TAAC conference. HBU fell to 9-17 observations: up close and per- pick up right where Jeff usually on the season and remain firmly in sonal as it were. starts by launching 15 three points last place in the TAAC with a 4-13 1.) The worst of all was the shots in the first half and connecting record. 1976 Munich Winter Olympics on seven of them. Sanders was 13 of 23 shooting where the Isralai athletes were Point guard Michael Stokes was and two of five from the line to go murdered in the named of free- three of seven from long range to give along with his seven rebounds and dom and terrorism. To this day, him nine points by halftime. An- two blocked shots. GSC guard An- I can see Kurt Gowdy's grim- thony Forrest and Mark Voitik thony Forrest had nine points, three aced face reporting on the inci- added two more three pointers each assists and four steals to bretik his dent. Without a doubt the low- to help the Eagles amass a 33-17 lead own recently set GSC theft record. est ebb in the Olympic tide. at haLF. The Eagles overall shot 52.3% from 2.) The dreaded triple over- Forrest went on to be the game's the field to far outdistance the Hus- time... multiple chance... US high scorer with 16 points and Stokes kies 36.8% and barely outrebounded versus USSR Gold Metal bas- added 11 more. This game was all but the oversized Houston team 32-31. ketball game in the '60s that over by halftime as Centenary's Houston Baptist sports a front was decided by the Soviets re- strategy of collapsing on Sanders to line that includes a 7'-l" freshman cieving four or five chances to stop the Eagles obviously didn't work center Alvaro Teheran and a 6'-9" throw the basketball the length without Jeff in the game. forward Omar Sierra who both aver- of th e court andtippingitin.The The Eagles who in the past, have age in double figures. The pressing officials working the game all had trouble scoring without their and collapsing Eagle defense denied spoke different languages and star center were up to the task and Point guard Michael Stokes lead Tehran to the extent that he did not the comedy of errors began. An- shot a respectable 44.4% from the position. Could challenge either score until the 17:11 mark of the the Eagles in his last home game. other low spot in Olympic his- field in the first half. Southern's de- guard spot next year and is seeing second half. tory. fense which is now ranked third in (Photo: Matt Stnaley) ever increasing action this year as The play was fierce in the first 3.) The 1984 US Hockey the nation in scoring defense, held a reserve player. Keith is from half with each team trading baskets team trying to live up to the the Gents to just 26.3% shooting and 14 overall and 7-10 in the TAAC and Statesboro and was two-time MVP and steals until two thunderous miracle in 1980. Those poor forced 12 Centenary first half turn- hold a precarious 6th place lead in at Statesboro High where he aver- dunks by Michael Curry and Forrest guys didn't have a chance and overs. The Gents tried a pressing the conference. aged 22 points, 12 rebounds and put the Eagles up 26-21 at half. The were destined to lose. No team defense of their own to disrupt the No Centenary players were in eight assists a game as a senior. He second half was all Sanders as he should be under that kind of Eagle offense, but the Southern double figures due to GSC coach lead the Blue Devils to three scored 19 of his 28 points in the sec- pressure to repeat as those di- shooters stiffled their press. Frank Kern's pressing defense and Keith Harrison: Guard straight playoff appearances and ond period. By the 7:00 mark to go in vinely-granted Gold Metalists. In the second half, the Eagles an active match-up zone. This marks Meet the team was named All-State twice. Was a the game, GSC coach Frank Kems Maybe the media will finally opened up as much as a 43-26 lead at the seventh time that the Eagles first team all-star at the famous B/ cleared the bench and every GSC shelve the tape of '80 and give the 10:42 mark as Sanders hit a have held an opponent to 50 or less Keith Harrison- Guard C All Star Camp after his so- player dressed played in the contest. the future US Olympic hockey jumper to account for his first points points this season. Even though Personals- 6'-3", 194 lbs.; So- phmore and junior seasons in high With the victory, the Eagles fin- teams a break. of the night. The Gents tried to come Sanders scored just four points in the phmore. Birthdate: 5/24/66. Num- school. Keith is defintely a player ished the season with a 12-1 home 4.) The 1988 US Hockey back by running of a 9-4 run of points contest, he is now the 21st highest ber 24. to watch for the future of GSC bas- record (7-4 on the road, 1-0 neutral team trying to live up to the but a tremendous dunk by Stokes on scoring Eagle in the GSC basketball Just coming into his own as a ketball and should contribute next site) and look to their last two games miracle in 1980. a steal and break away all but sealed history and surpassed Jim Seeley's player, Keith had to sit out last year year. GSC coach Frank Kerns said, against Little-Rock (Today) and 5.) When it became neces- the Eagle victory with 11:34 to go. (1963-66) 1,043 career point total. as a transfer from Southwest Lou- "Keith has tremendous athletic Samford (Saturday Mar. 5th). Sand- sary for athletes to be screened With the victory, Southern Anthony Forrest is also GSC's all- isiana. At Louisiana, he saw lim- ability and he can be an important ers moved into 20th place on the all- for drug usage in the Olympics moved to 19-5 overall and 12-3 in the time steal leader with 161 career ited action as a freshman. He pos- contributor to our program." time scoring list with his 28 points to and the word "amateur" became TAAC, still one game back of Arkan- thefts and adds to that record every sesses great athletic ability and is a Majoring in Marketing here at surpass Jim Duncan's (1950-52) just about worthless in the over- sas Little-Rock. Centenary fell to 12- game. solid performer at either guard Southern. 1,050 career points. all scheme of the Games. 6.) Two clenched fists raised during the US national an- themn to protest civil rights and proved that this nation's politics Lady Eagles sweep last 3; win the NSWAC again and the Olympics would ever be intertwined. By Terry Harvin Georgia State University were like ment Thursday in DeLand, Florida. 7.) Any and all boycotts by Sports Writer little fluffy kittens attempting to stop Because of the relative weakness of any country for any reason. the high soaring Lady Eagles in their the lower ranked teams in the There is no legitimate reason for In just three games, the GSC flight for a second consecutive New NSWAC, Southern does not have a a boycott... none. Lady Eagles collected three victories, South Women's Athletic Conference chance for a post-season bid to the 8.) The faces of the athletes 255 points (85 point average), 157 regular season championship. The NCAA Division I tournament. who have not won a metal in the rebounds, their second consecutive Lady Eagles, who have won their last games after training a good por- regular season New South Champi- 15 of 17 games, secured a number one tion of their lives only to see an- onship and a number one seed in the seed in the upcoming conference other win it with a l,000th/sec- conference tournament in DeLand, tournament in Deland with the win ond time differencial or a 9.5 Florida beginning March 3rd. over GSU. score from the Yugoslavian Southern Coach Drema Greer's Four seniors played their last gymnastics judge. Eagles finished the regular season regular season home game as Lady 9.) The glorification and with a 19-8 overall record and 9-2 in Eagles last Monday night: Guards selling of Gold Metal athletes by the conference. "We should have won Crista Couch and Antoinette Brown, the opportunistic pimps of 20 games. Hopefully, some of the forward Sharon Thomas and All- Madison Avenue and any Olym- losses will be beneficial come tourna- Conference center Regina Days. pian selling cereal, tampons or ment time and keep that winning Southern coasted to an easy vic- Disneyland. desire in our team strong." tory and Days cruised to her 12th 30- 10.) The dispute by the net- Mike "Drago" Newell point game, finishing as leading works on who has the right to Next TAAC Opponent GSC 89 Armstrong State 34 scorer with 32 points and 17 re- market, present and over- bounds. Forward Phylette Blake University of Arkansas dramatize the Olympic saga in Last Thursday night's game with terms of market share of the contributed 15 points and Cherrie Little-Rock: Little Rock, the Lady Pirates of ASC proved to be Duncan added 9 more. Arkansas. March 3rd in Ar- viewing public, minutes of ad- more than just a blowout as another vertising time and revenue Georgia Southern's defense kansas. Enrollment: 10,400. milestone was conquered by all-con- caused 31 GSU turnovers and a de- Nickname: Trojans. Colors: earned from the games. ference center Regina Days in her There are many things Tara Sikes hits the open jumper against Mercer. (Photo: Matt Stanley) grading 18 of 49 shooting from the Maroon and White. Arena: basketball "marathon" at GSC. With field (36%). Barton Coliseum (8,303 capac- about the Olympic games that the Eagles winning 12-0, Days made thrill, intrigue, and delight me. I Lady Eagles to finished with some added 5 steals in an all-star perform- The Lady Crimson Panthers ity). a two foot jumper and drew a foul to points. Head Coach: Mike have always been caught up in score her 2,000th career point mak- ance. Center Regina Days completed tried a run-and-gun offense through- "This was a tune-up game for "Drago" Newell (Sam Houston the hoopla and extravaganza ing her only the 36th collegiate the game with 13 points. Guard An- out the contest, but a "in-your-face that heralds the opening of the Mercer," insisted Coach Drema toinette Brown contributed 8 points pressure defense", as Coach Greer State '73). Career Record: 66- player, man or woman, to achieve Greer. 35 (3 years). 1986-87 record: Games. There is no better forum such a feat in history of the NCAA. and became Georgia Southern stated it, counteracted GSU's efforts. for the world's athletes to dis- women's all-time assist leader, fin- Even though Georgia Southern 26-11 (Conference: 16-1,3rd in The rest of the game was rough play their athletic prowness, GSC 93 MERCER 50 ishing the contest with 255 and won, the Lady Eagles were not at tournament). sailing for the Lady Pirates as Geor- but you have to take the good breaking the old record of 249 set by their best Monday night, shooting Letterman returning/lost: gia Southern's pressure defense and with the bad. Fortunately, the Once again the Lady Eagle de- Lisa Poller in her career as a Lady only 25 of 66 from the field (37.9%) 6/4. Starters returning: 4. Top tough full-court press created 35 good outweighs the bad and the fense and full-court press proved to Eagle in 1981-1985. Guard Shawn and allowing22 turnovers. The Lady performers: James Dawn/G, turnovers, which was more than the side of righteousness wins out in be too intensive for their opposition Harris came off the bench to add a Eagles did control the boards with a 10.5 ppg. Juric Brown/G, 9.4 total points scored by Armstrong the end... usually. Well, that's as Georgia Southern defluffed the respectable 8 points and 5 assists. total of 53 rebounds. ppg., 5.9 rebounds per game. State. my beef. The Olympics are for Teddy Bears of Mercer University by "Shawn is the only player who "I'd rather be going into the tour- Daron Hodges/F, 7.8 ppg., 4.5 the people and the athletes of Offensively, the Lady Eagles causing them to commit29 turnovers will give me the penetration I want", nament coming off a well-played rebounds per game. Top new- the world's countries, not for the were led by forward Phylette Blake and a depressing 21 of 51 from the stated Coach Greer, "she creates game, but I'm confident in my girls," comers: Wendell Francis/F, 6'- politicians. God grant us the with 19 points and Days with 16 field (41%). things for us." insisted Coach Greer. 7", Junior. Derrick Gilliam/G, intelligence to keep them apart. more. Forwards Lessie Wilson and All-Conference forward Phylette The Lady Eagles will be starting 6'-6", Junior. Johnny Bell/F, What's my beef? Well, let me tell Anna Marie Arlington came off the Blake led the Lady Eagles with a GSC 73 GSU 50 thier quest for a second consecutive 6'-8', Junior. ya... bench to add 8 points each in a scor- career high 33 points. She also ruled NSWAC tournament title and a pos- Southern lead series 10-8. ing effort that allowed each of the the boards with 17 rebounds and The Lady Crimson Panthers of sible bidfor the National NIT tourna- Last meeting GSC 57-48. The George-Anne • Thursday, March 3,1988 ports GSC scores 28 runs on way to double win By Mike Mills slam home run by designated hitter big USC-Aiken runs. Sports Editor Sean McNeil off Pacer reliever Frank Fortunately, GSC reliever Scoring runs does not seem to be Garcia who had just come in to re- Russell Hendricks (2-0) was up to the much of a problem for the GSC base- lieve Jackson. GSC shortstop Jeff task and allowed just one Paeer run ball Eagles against the Pacers of Shireman also added a grand slam of in four innings of work on one hit and USC-Aiken as Southern posted a his own in the fifth. Garcia pitched had four strikeouts. The losing Pacer total of 34 runs to beat the Pacers in was in for less than an inning and pitcher Lanardi (0-1) worked two a double-header 16-4 and 18-10 last gave up six runs, three his and two innings in relief of starter Robert weekend. walks and didn't get an Eagle out. Batchelor and gave up six hits, seven In the first game, Southern Eagle shortstop Jeff Shireman runs and one walk. Batchelor was in Intramural Basketball Final Standings standout and all-star pitcher Keith was two of five with the four bagger for 4.2 innings and gave up 10 hits, Richardson (1-1) threw for seven and a double to drive in four runs on eight runs and two walks. Fraternity Ind. Men 4 innings, gave up five hits, two earned the day. Darren Van Tassell, the Once again it was the Eagle bats Lost Boys 6-0 runs, five walks and 10 strikeouts to GSC left fielder was four of five with coming alive for a big inning as Sigma Chi 6-0 claim the victory for GSC. The losing a triple and three RBI's. Sigma Nu 5-1 Pythons 5-1 Southern scored 10 runs in the sixth Flounders 4-2 Pacer pitcher was Jeff Jackson who Q-Dogs 5-1 In the second game, scoring was to blow open a 9-8 contest. Rob Fitz- Kappa Alpha 4-2 Freeloaders 4-2 appeared in four innings of work and the name of the game as the two patrick was four of five with a double SigEp 3-3 High Tops 4-2 allowed five earned runs on six hits teams put 28 runs on the board with and five RBIs while Mike Gealy, Phi Delt 2-4 Shockers 3-3 Seahawks 3-3 and four bases on balls. a grand total of 28 hits. Once again Hendley and Kurt Soderholm each Kappa Sigma 2-4 The Pacers struck first as they the Pacers jumped out to an early PiKapp 1-5 Hawgt rotter 2-4 collected three hits. In all, the Eagles Boxer Shorts 2-4 touched Richardson for two runs in ATO 1-5 lead as they popped freshman Eagle had 20 hits, six bases on balls and a TKE 1-5 The Lords 2-4 the first and lead for five innings pitcher Scott Ryder for three runs in total of 40 at bats while being aided Executives 1-5 until the fifth inning. From there, it the first inning. Ryder was not the by three Pacer errors. Ind. Men A Four Corners 0-6 was a non-contest as the Eagles pitcher of record as he worked four First baseman Hendley makes putout against Pacer of USC-Aiken. scored 14 runs including a grand innings, gave up six hits and eight Taylors 6-0 Ind. Men 5 Continued on page 8 (Photo: Matt Stanley) Annilhilators 5-1 FCA 3-3 69ers 6-0 South Sound 3-3 The Who 5-1 The Astros 3-3 Redskins 5-1 Netters take third in a row over Lander, N. Florida Wolfpack 2-4 Oxford-2 4-2 The Nets 1-5 White Boys 4-2 East Coast 0-6 Rebels 4-2 By Tracy Turner court return- of- serve winner by XC 2-4 Sports Staff Writer Porcella. Ind. Men B-l Commandos 2-4 On Sunday, the netters defeated TAAC Notes Ducks 2-4 The GSC men's tennis team Snakes number 1 ranked Lander College The Ret's 5-1 1-5 upset the number one and four na- Nupes 5-1 The Knights 1-5 with straight set victories by Blake tionally ranked NAIA schools last The NCAA men's soccer commit- Bash Riprock 5-2 Kaos 0-6 at number 1, number 4 Jerker weekend at the Hanner courts. tee reviewed the application for auto- Running Rebls 4-2 Jansen, and number 5 Jerome Lopez XXX 4-2 Ind. Women The Eagles men defeated North matic bid to the 1988 NCAA Division ,who defeated a Bolivian Davis Cup- Rumblers 3-3 Florida, ranked number 4, in a 5-4 I soccer championship and did not per. Long Riders 3-3 Finesse 6-0 thriller last Friday; while on the fol- grant the TAAC an automatic bid. Veasey Bulls 3-3 Im pounders 5-1 Tied again at 3-3 after singles, lowing Sunday, the men defeated the The TAAC may reapply for 1989... OTHG 3-3 Moon Balls 4-2 1987 NAIA National Champions, the Eagle's captured all doubles * * * Radicals 1-5 BSU Women 4-2 matches in straight sets. The #3 Heat Mizers 1-5 Annihilette 3-3 Lander College, in a 6-3 upset. Preparing to play scholarship team of M. Anderrson and Lopez Rats 0-6 Johnson Jazz 3-4 "I am very proud of our players football for the first time in 15 years, Vixers 2-4 came back from a 5-0 deficit to cap- who put forth a great effort to over- Samford has picked up 19 football Wesley- W 0-6 ture the first set 7-6. The second set Ind. Men B-2 come these two tough teams in just signees since Feburary 10th. Pi Kapp Lil'Sis 0-6 one weekend," Head Coach Joe was 6-3 and only took 33 minutes. * * * Delta Gents 6-0 Blankenbaker said. "It is surprising we won all of our Dingus Ma Gee 5-0 Res. Hall Men The TAAC player of the week for Friday's match with North Flor- doubles," number 1 player Blake The Horsemen 5-1 the week of Feburary 15-21st was Running Rebs 5-1 Volunteers 6-1 ida was tied at 3-3 after singles play. said," this gives us greater confi- Michael Stokes from GSC. Stoke's BSUMenl 4-2 Lewis Lions 5-3 Ryan Blake captured the number 1 dence going into this weekend's Salt &Pepper 3-3 antics in the last second overtime The Icemen 4-2 position in a two and a half hour, matches. These matches are to deter- BSUMen2 2-4 Yogi's Bears 2-5 win over Stetson, along with 23 three-set marathon against Mark mine the seedings during the confer- P.T. players 2-4 Stratford 0-5 points, 10 rebounds and 12 assists in Freeman 6-7,7-5,6-3. The remaining ence tournament in April." Loafers 1-5 the two games that week were Wesley Men 1-5 GSC wins came from number 5 Jer- The men are off to a great start Res. Hall enough to garner the award. GSC's Old Shoes 0-5 Women ome Lopez in two quick sets and this season with wins in their first Tau Dogs 0-6 Jeff Sanders won it earlier this sea- number 6 Michael Anderrson in three matches and are looking to son. Johnson Hall 4-1 another tough three setter 7-5,4-6,6- improve on their second place finish Ind. Men 3 Winburn 4-1 3. in the TAAC conference tournament Doom Dealers 2-4 In the latest USA Today poll of Hawks 6-0 The Eagles split two of the three last year. The TAAC does not have a Division I basketball schools, Geor- Bash II 5-0 double matches claimingthe number regular season schedule to play, but Sorority gia Southern was rated first amongst Coincha 5-1 the teams participate in a season 4-2 2 spot of Harry Anderson and Jerker Playboys AD PI 6-0 TAAC schools at 68th in the nation. Cheapshots Jansen and losing the number 3 spot ending tournament to determine the 4-2 ZTA 3-3 The rest of the TAAC came in at GATA 3-3 of M. Anderrson and Lopez in three champion. AOPi ?-4 UALR 77th, UTSA 98th, Hardin- Six Pack 2-4 sets. The Eagles travel to Atlanta this Kappa Delta 1-5 Simmons 139th, GSU 151st, Mercer Ledbetters 2-4 The number 1 doubles team of weekend to play individually against 157th, Stetson 168th, Centenary Not 2 Good 2-4 Alex Porcella and Blake played until Stetson, Georgia St., Mercer, and Young Ones 2-4 181st, Samford 221st, and Houston darkness, 6 hours from the start of Sanford in a weekend marathon. The The Bricks 1-5 Baptist 241st. Number 1 Ryan Blake (also G-A managing editor) demanded that we the singles matches and finally next home match is next Wednesday Blue Raiders 0-6 print his photo. (Photo: Matt Stanley) clinched the victory with a cross- at 1 p.m. against Evansville. Meet the team: the final chapter Tonight! 1988 Miss Eagle Beast Beauty Pageant

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Rubin Harvey: Forward 7:30 p.m. Charles Earles: Guard Mike Freeman: Forward Derkie Leach: Guard Personals: 6'-7", 229 lbs., Personals: 6'-5", 190 lbs., Jun- Personals: 6'-7", 201 lbs., Jun- Personals: 6'-l", 177 lbs., Thursday, iorfrom Gainesville. Birthdate: 6/ ior from Evans, Ga. Birthdate: 12/ Freshman from Dawson, Ga. Freshman from Ocala, Fla. Birth- 24/65. Number 32. 14/66. Number 40. Birthdate: 12/5/68. Number 52. date: 9/6/68. Number 15. Rubin is an imposing figure March 3,1988 Charles is an exciting player < Mike sees limited action this Derkie was red-shirted this who will contribute to the Eagle year after having to sit out last on a basketball court with excep- year to save him for future cam- program next year. He has explo- year after transferring from tional all-around physical ability paigns. He has dependable $1 in Advance sive offensive skills and good ball and extrodinary speed. He has Middle Georgia College. He is a ballhandling skills and a deft $2 at the door handling skills. Transfered from skilled shooter who has tremen- great strength and good leaping shooting touch, He is a great pas- DeKalb Community College dous range from the outside. A ability. Could become an excep- ser with peripheral vision and Watch the Beasts strut their stuff tional rebounder and a top flight where he was an honorable men- skilled rebounder and physical deceptive quickness. Derkie is an contributor to the front line with tion ail-American JuCo player player, Mike could challenge for a intelligent athlete with the pres- averagingl7.6 ppg, 6.0 rebounds forward position next year. Mike experience. Rubin was injured ence to one day be a team leader. and 4.1 assists. He lead was a Most Valuable player at throughout most of his senior Will in the future see consider- Gainesville High to a pair of state Evans High School and was an year at Terrell County High and able action and adventually chal- championships and a three year honorable mention selection to averaged only 10 points and 14.5 lenge for the point guard position. You deserve a break! record of 89-3. Named as a mem- rebounds a game. Earned letters the All-Central Savannah River He averaged 23.1 points, 6.6 re- 1 room for 4 people... 7 nights on in basketball, track and football. the gulf at Ft. Walton Beach ber of the top 10 high school sen- Area squad. GSC Coach Frank bounds and more than three as- He was recruited as a football $ iors in Georgia and in the top 100 Kerns considers Mike to be..."A sists a game at Forest High. Was in the nation. Averaged 16 points player by many schools. Was 105 per person* banger who has the ability to twice named as his team's most Reservations must be made at and 13 rebounds a game in high shoot from the perimeter. He timed at 9.7 seconds in the 100 valuable player and an all-state least I weeh prior to arrival school where he earned second plays very hard and i think he can yard dash and anchored the state selection. Was Forest's all-time title holding 1986 AA 440-yard CALL TOLL-FREE: team all-state honors as a senior. contribute in many ways. His scorer with 1,598 career points. relay team. Blue Horizon Beach Resort Charles is majoring in shooting ability could be a big Derkie has not decided on a 1-600-336-3690 out of state Health and Physical Education plus for us." Rubin has not decided on a major here at Southern. (904) 244-5186 in stale here at Southern. Mike is majoring in Engi- major here at Southern. Conquistador bin neering Technology here at 1-0OO4S4-7118 . Southern. •Plus lax ■i w:-'< m^^^^m^^^^^^^^^m

tive action as an institutional policy. Hiring The three pool system was insti- Continued from page 3 tuted by former president Dale Lick The George-Anne • Thursday, March 3,1988 Briefs in 1980 as a method that had proved At this meeting, too, the repre- successful at Old Dominion for in- sentatives evaluate the current creasing the number of minority ap- makeup of the department in ques- plicants. SCHOLARSHIPS ARE NOW SIGMA CHI FRATERNITY is tion. If any group is under-repre- AVAILABLE FOR RISING pleased to announce the signing of Student PR group expanding sented, that fact will be taken into SENIORS. The Student Govern- eleven pledges who make up the consideration in further hiring pro- ment Association is now taking new 1988 winter quarter pledge with the other members of PRestige cedures. Baseball applications for the 1988-9 SGA class. They are: Frank Blancato, By Jocelyn Chisholm to help promote the client's organiza- Finally, the top candidate in Continued from page 7 Scholarship. Applicants must be Kyle Brinkman, Jeffrey Diller, Contributing Writer tion. each pool is invited to campus for a Michael Dunlap, Joseph Faster, PRestige, a GSC student-oper- With the wins over USC-Aiken, rising seniors with grade point To become a member, the appli- final evaluation. In reaching the Michael Gibbs, Joseph Greenway, ated public relations consultingfirm, the Eagles are now 5-3 on the young averages of 3.0 or higher, and they cant is interviewed by PRestige Ex- decision on which candidate to hire, Scott Helfrich, David Neidlinger, handles accounts for various organi- season. GSC skipper Jack Stallings must be involved in a number of ecutive Director Susan Bacon and race is a factor to be considered. Edward Smith II, and Wesley Tip- zations in Statesboro and Savannah. now has 852 career wins; 452 of various co-curricular activities. advisor Ginny Rowden to determine After the committee decides to pins. PRestige accounts include which have come here at GSC. The scholarship will be awarded his future goals and what he has to hire one applicant, the files for all Joseph's Home for Boys in, Stallings is only the eighth coach in on Honor's Day to the student who THE GAMMA LAMBDA CHAPTER of offer the firm. finalists must be referred to the Di- Pi Sigma Epsilon is proud to an- Statesboro, Stillwell Promotions in college baseball history to reach the best meets these requirements. Prestige recently added three rector of Institutional Compliance nounce its winter quarter pledges. Savannah, and the Campus Life 850 win mark. To apply, one must be projected to new members: Jocelyn Chisholm for for review. They are April Anderson, John Enrichment Committee of GSC. Senior Sean McNeil has now hit complete 130 hours by the end of Bryant, Pamela Byrd, Ed Gagnon, Media Relations, Hal Rogers as sec- Although Georgia received a The head of each account, the three homeruns in eight appear- spring quarter and have at least Brenda Green, Cindy Handley, Ter- retary and Tracy Turner as an active federal order to desegregate its col- 1 account executive, works closely ances this year equaling his total three quarters left before gradu- esa Holmes, Kimberly Jones, Mary- member. leges in 1978, this "three pool sys- anne Karpunsky, Kari Kessner, Deb- tem" was not instituted until 1980. homerun output of last year. Before ating. Interested students can contact Lisa Murphy or one of the bie Kraft, Gabrielle MaClendon, Carl This is an institutional policy, not the USC-Aiken series, freshman McWhorter, Leslie Morgan, Harriett one of the University System of Geor- pitcher Scott Ryder had pitched a other SGA officers in room 107 of Patterson, Monique Phindzee, Mavis BASH RIPROCK'S William's Center or call 681-5612/ gia. total of eight innings, earned a 1-0 Rawls, Wilma Robertson, Malanie RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE The System, however, does insist record and has nine strikeouts with 5631. Application deadline is Robinson, Ronald Simmons, Bill Tuesday, March 8. Smith, Ginger Wheatly, Lee Wil- that its institutions practice affirma- an ERA of 1.13. liams, and Jill Williams. Daily Lunch Specials IN HOUSE Classified Ads, ,., $2.99

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