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September 22,2005 Jacksonville State University Volume 54, Issue 4 Faculty prepares Animals need help too By: Audrey Hykes to recycle The Chanticleer Staff Writer She was left to fend for her- By: Jennifer Bacchus self during Hurricane Katrina, The Chanticleer Editor-in-Chief and she' was one of the lucky survivors. After the winds "It's just amazing that a uni- died away, she was stranded in versity of conscientious folks is floodwaterst that were deeper surrounded by a community than she was tall. Now came that is more active with recy- the struggle of staying alive cling than we are," said Dr. long enough to be found. Llewellyn Cook during the JSU After days of waiting, she Faculty Senate meeting saw a boat full of people float- Monday afternoon. ing by from her perch on a The faculty members present brick wall where the floodwa- enthusiastically supported Cook's proposed recycling pro- ters rippled just below. She ject and an ad hoc recycling began to bark gleefully at the committee was created on the sight of them and wagged her spot. Steve Loucks volunteered taiFas fast as it would go. to head the cbmmittee. But the boat with the people A policy on employee crimi- in it only looked in her direc- Photo BY: Audrey HYkes Entrekin, Meeks has been nal background checks was also tion for a moment, then began made supervisor over one of placed before the senators. to drift on by. Members of the Purina Dog Chow Incredible Dog Team of Frisbee-catching dogs participat- the pavilions. Each was asked to take the She wasn't going to give up ed in the annual Paws on Broad Day in Gadsden to help raise money for the animal sur- Donations can be taken to information back to their that easily, ' With a leap, she vivors of Hurricane Katrina. several drop-off points in departments for review and dis- plunged into the water and bravery. Since Hurricane Katrina, staff members traveled to the Etowah County, including the cussion was put off until next began +-paddle after them $he was now on her way to thousands of pets have been HSUS's temporary shelter in HSEC shelter, PetCo, month. wit~dthestrength she could While the members present receiving the food and shelter stranded and homeless in the Hattiesburg, Miss., Monday, Timberlake Pet World, d&r. She kept barking at she had been waiting for. devastated cities of the Gulf September 12, to deliver sup- were discussing old business, -dFd - Slocum Ridge Pet Camp, the &em as she swam behind the Dr. Clark Hudspeth,broughLup This is the story of a lucky Coast. The Humane Society plies and assist in rescue Downtown Dance boat for at least three blocks. the topid of prayer at sch~dl yellow lab who was about to of Etowah County, working efforts for five days. Conservatory in the Mary G. -. Finally, they stopped along- functions. 'C*. be overlooked because the with the Alabama Humane "We have shelter staff down Hardin Center for Cultural side the front porch of a home The topic was discussed and animal rescue workers did not Federation and the Humane there volunteering, working in Arts, and any Etowah County where another dog was left a resolution passed last have the address of the house society of the United States, is football-sized pavilions taking veterinary clinic. Uober, but the problem still stranded. They decided to =v. she was originally at on their attempting to provide relief care of 300 animals in each Supplies needed most are - exis@.. pick her up and bring her list of homes where owners efforts for these animals. pavilion," said Assistant small sandwich bags, spray of the faculty who along with the other dog. claimed they had left their According to a press release Executive Director Jolie dbn't 'believe in the Christian They admired her tenacity and pets. from the HSEC, two of their Entrekin. God feel they are being disre- See Animals. Page 3. spected because prayers being presented at school functions do not represent their faith. The resolution passed Bloggers to the rescue October 11, 2004, called for all prayers at school functions to he nnn-ll~nnminntinnnl R'V.Patrick Swaffnrd people from all across the help. - - - -prayers at school functKs7- be non-denominational. By: Patrick Swafford people from all across the help. According to Dr. Jeffrey Dodd, The Chanticleer Sports Writer U.S. There is even a blogger "I'm a physician, so we've the administration approved of from Indonesia, a tsunami been hitting on the drug reps the resolution and everyone "Back during the week victim last year, who has who have given us a lot of who prays at a school function where Katrina first started expressed a desire to help. mugs and a lot of pens," said is supposed to be informed of happening and everybody "The neatest part of this is "Dr. Cat," a blogger who the policy. was whipping open their wal- that none of us have ever met lives in Virginia. The issue was given to the lets, the prevailing sentiment each other," said Golasz. They are hoping for phone welfare committee for discus- on mindsay was 'You know, I "We only knew each other cards, hand and body lotion, sion. could give this money, but I . Dr. Dodd recently received from the blog." other personal and toiletry word from Dr. Rebecca Turner, wish I could do something Many of them will meet for items, towels, toys and books vice president of academic personal,"' said Laura Golasz the first time within the next for the children and anything affairs; that the faculty hand- Out of this desire to help, week when bloggers from else that would help make life book is under revision. All fac- grew Knapsacks of Hope. various areas of the country a little easier for the sur- ulty members were asked to The project centers on will come to deliver the knap- vivors. look over the handbook and McClellan and the survivors sacks they've collected. The group is asking specif- inform Dr. Turner of any in Calhoun County because The group of friends decid- ically for items, not money. changes that need to be of Golasz's personal connec- ed that their help would come "I would have loved to addressed. tion there. Her parents met Dr. Augustine Ihator request- with a personal touch. Each have gone down there and do ed that the senate look over a on a blind date there and she knapsack of supplies that is something," said "Dr. Cat." draft of the new handbook spent the first three days of given to the survivors will "I think a lot of the people on before it is approved. her life at Noble Army contain at least one handwrit- the blog of mindsay felt that Since this was the first meet- Hospital. '- ten card. way." ing of the new school year, Golasz turned to the friends The cards have come from To learn more about the Photo by: Patrick Swafford President Meehan opened it up of her blogsphere for help all over and they are asking group or to find out ways to with a few words. and mindsay responded. The for schools to get involved. donate, go to knapsack- He thanked the faculty for The bloggers decided that their help would come with a group is made up of various Members of the blog are also sofhope.mindsay.com. their support of various personal touch. Each knapsack of supplies for survivors different nationalities and Hurricane Katrina charity asking their communities for will contain at least one handwritten card. efforts and asked that Dr. Marvin Jenkin, be told of any new efforts by the f,iculty or students He then mo\ ed on to d~\cu\se\ ent\ around campu\ ' I often wonder ~f I'll be known a4 the president who took more bu~ldinp\don n than he built,' he \a~d a\ he dls- cussed the remo\ dl ot the \tcanl plant, Lutrell and Abercronlbie Halls By: Aaron Tanner Though ~t started Meehan did rnentlon that the The C~N,I~,('/PCI-Staff IVI lter out d4 a tempor~ry d., next new building to be built class in 2001, students Photo By: James Burton would be a new music facility. Every Monday afternoon and have requested the 'lass enough that it Participants in PE 117, lntro to Yoga, learn to be flexible and balanced. He hopes to be able to construct Thursday morning, the dance studio at has now become a permanent part of it on the old Ft. McClellan, but Pete Mathews Coliseum, is filled with the PE class lineup. "Yoga is an up and mind," says junior Arthur Gooden. One must not only warm up for the won't know for sure until the students taking an hour out of their coming trend," says Mabrey. "It was While it may be a fun class, students pose, but to be able to hold the pose for funding comes through. busy schedule to exercise their bodies something students wanted and we do not just sit still the whole time. The a long period of time and breathe at the Meehan also briefly tapped and minds in P.E. 117, better known as tried hard to get with the department major emphasis in both yoga classes is same time. Only towards the end of the on the disturbing E-mails that Introduction to Yoga. head to try and offer it." power yoga, a rapid succession of yoga workout can one relax. "It requires a lot circulated toward the end of the "Both sections are filled," says Students agree that the classes body positions. One must be somewhat of discipline," stresses Mabrey. summer regarding discrimina- Donna Hey, who teaches the Thursday in shape before taking on the class. As Despite being strenuous at times, the tion in the archaeology depart- are fun and informative as well. "Yoga morning class. That also includes the both instructors pointed out, yoga is yoga taught can be changed to fit the ment. is calm, relaxing, and very good for Monday afternoon class taught by Gina physical needs of anyone wanting to try "I can assure you that, my you," says senior Jayne Rochester of more than just sitting and meditating. Mabrey. Both graduated from JSU with personal feelings are that, if Mabrey's class. The combination of In fact, it cag be quite a workout. "They it out. Hey modifies many of the posi- there is anything with regard to bachelors degrees ,in Exercise Science. exercising the body and mind is the (students) come in thinking they are tions since some students have trouble discrimination in any form or Hey stayed at JSU to earn a master's main reason yoga is popular among the going to just be sitting and moving balancing. The instructors also add that fashion we will pursue that in degree in science education while students. class gives me the inward, but you sweat," says Hey. "It is the rightful way," said Meehan. Mabrey earned her master's at Auburn. chance to really relax my body and a workout." See Yoga. Page 3.

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Reagan Williams active the following year if they along the route. money during the first and sec- The Chanticleer Staff Writer have already earned the scholar- Senator Lynnley Clark added ond quarters of JSU home foot- ship. His amendment failed in a that there are some concerns ball games. They will also start A bill about the eligibility of Lost and Found: For lost items check UPD close vote of 12 to 13. about placing money on your taking up money in high-traffic the SGA scholarship was pro- webpage at police.jsu.edu/lostandfound.html. "Don't just do it for the title. student ID card in the Theron areas of campus. Total money posed at the SGA Senate meet- This bill is meant to reward those Montgomery Building. The raised, as of Monday, was NPHC: Cocky Showdown Stepshow October ing Monday night, but nothing who work hard," said Moody machines will only take one-dol- $4,170. 29, 9 p.m. Pete Mathews Coliseum Tickets was passed or failed. It was sent Duff, the bill's author. lar bills, yet no one in The Roost Student Bills 87 through 92, may be purchased NOW at the Office of Student back to the Academic Affairs A motion was passed to have or the bookstore will make which passed March 14, were Life, 402 TMB. $7 for students, $10 for all Committee to be revised after the bill brought up again at the change. brought up in this meeting to else. senators raised several issues. next senate meeting, since the The appropriate committees clarify for the senators what For more info: contact The bill proposes to make senators didn't have time in the will address these issues. JSU's Student Constitution says jsustepshow @ hotmail.com Student Activities Committee session to weigh all the argu- During the officer reports, about homecoming elections. heads eligible to receive the Alpha Xi Delta: New members, your bigs love ments. Russell stated that JSU's head SB 42 was passed, appointing SGA scholarship, no longer just you! Thanks PiKap for the awesome mixer! SGA President Madracus count is now 9,110 and we have Moody Duff 111 as the Executive senators and justices. We are looking forward to our semi-formal "Drake" Russell brought up the acquired 30 new faculty and staff Assistant to the President of the Section 900.9 of the bill secret set-up tomorrow night! Sister of the following issues that came to his members. SGA for the 2005-2006 term. inspired debate. It said that, in week: Holly Esch; New Member of the week: attention in class, since no stu- The orientation and peer coun- Everyone is welcome to come * order to keep the scholarship, Sammie Jo Brewster. Congrats Lindsey dents were present to express seling programs have a new and voice your opinion on these you must be highly active the Spunock for Sigma Pi Sweetheart. Go their own concerns. acronym. They will now be issues during the next senate following year or your scholar- Gamecocks! The Lurleen B . Wallace build- called GO, for gamecock orien- meeting. They are held every Contact: Amy Walker [email protected] ship will be terminated. ing has no benches for com- tation, according to Senator Matt Monday at 6:OOpm on the third Senator Falen Cox wanted the muters who eat lunch outside. Morgan. floor of the TMB. Miss JSU: The Miss JSU Interest Meeting will term "active" to be clearly There are also no trash cans Quarter'n'up, a program to aid For the SGA's upcoming be held Tuesday, September 27 at 7:00 p.m. in defined. along walkways from the the victims of Hurricane Katrina, events you may go to sga.jsu.edu room 302 TMB. Please attend if you are inter- Senator Clint Mead proposed Houston Cole Library to the has been extended through or stop by the Office of Student ested in being a contestant in the Miss an amendment that would make Stone Center. It was also men- October 15, Family Day. The Life, Room 402 TMB. Jacksonville State University Scholarship it optional for the recipient to be Pageant. tioned that there are no ashtrays SGA will continue to take up Contact: Emily Williams 782-5491

BCM: Celebration every Tuesday, 8 p.m. ! I Get vour ~encllsand paper ream JSU Writers' Club: Meetings every Wednesday 4 p.m., 7th floor of Houston Cole Library By: Constance Glenn .award, gets $100 and a nal, Something Else. positively critique and The JSU English depart- "It was a lot of fun. I'm praise. The club is a place of ment couldn't be more Katrina Animal Relief: Need cat food and dog The Chanticleer Staff Writer commemorative plaque, looking forward to this friendship, seriousness and thrilled about the success of food or money, no cans, by Friday, September $50 for second, and third Want some extra cash? years contest," said Eddie laughter. the club over the past year. 16: wins $25. Showcase your writing The name of the first Burkhalter, whose story, "Being among the club "Fantastic! I want to con- Contact: Angie Gidley 835-8550 skills and enter the Robert place winner will also be "Gravitron" took second members is exciting. The gratulate the members and U. Moersch Short Fiction engraved with last year's place last year. club makes me want to do Dr. Harding for a wonderful ECE: During Fall Semester 2005, the English Writing Contest. winner on a separate plaque Submitted stories can't better in writing and write job. I went to the banquet Competency Examination (ECE) will be given "My grandfather was a on the first floor in the exceed 10 double-spaced about different things," said spring 2005. The happiness at the following times: storyteller and made us love Stone Center. pages, including title page. Trace Cowen, a new mem- and high spirits were unbe- Tuesday, October 18, 6-7:30 p.m. literature. He believed in "The Moersch Award car- Entries are judged by a ber. lievable," said Dr. Robert Wednesday, October 19, 3-4:30 p.m. unlimited possibilities of lit- ries a certain prestige: it's panel of JSU faculty and James Potts read a spiri- Felgar, English department On-line registration dates for the ECE are erature," said, Sarah Fuselli, going to be given annually students who score the tual poem wrote: "Yet, head. September 21- October 12. Room numbers are explaining how the contest for the best piece of short works without knowing the there's no opportunities, For more information assigned during on-line registration. came to be named after her fiction written by a JSU stu- names of the entrants. light still shines within about the writing contest, Contact: Mrs. Sellers at 782-55 12 or maternal grandfather. dent," said Dr. Pitt Harding, The Writers' Club meets doors, without shadows see Dr. Harding, room 213 [email protected] Winners will share their the club's adviser. each week on the seventh inside this manner, a word Stone Center or call dim at work at the Writing As an additional incen- floor of the library at 4 p.m. sits in high chair, while 782-5859. You can also ACS: Academic Computing Services is now Competition Awards Night tive: the winner will also Their space has become a being pacified by my souls, send an e-mail to ~suwriter- located in Room 239 Self Hall. in late November. have their story published in place where diverse writers built in the Mediterranean sclub.com. Contact: Stacy Mullins at 782-538 1 First place, the Moersch JSU's student literary jour- can meet, share their work, of my heart."

The Chanticleer Announcements Policy: Any JSU student organization or University office may submit items for the -- n--L-:--:-__ ' L^ A__-_., ^..A 3 word total Submissions must arrive at The Chanticleer offices Why go Greek. in Room 180, Self Hall by 2 p m on the Monday pnor to the desired publrcation date Kimberly Davis tions running. Greek college, but it's a life long is career networking that efits are sisterhood, com- The Chanticleer Staff Writer organization must charge commitment which me- will help you get jobs in munity service, and if you submissions for style, brevity, and clarity The hype of Greek life fees because the campus pares you for the real the future. Many of the join Collegiate Chapter has made many JSU stu- chapters must pay dues to world, and it provides you Greek organizations they teach you leadership dents ask "Why go national chapters. with networking believe networking plays development and job Greek?" Brook Bell ,the advisor throughout your career." a major role in finding a placement. It helps you Students usually seek and alumni of Phi Mu, Many students on campus job. grow as a person and you answers on the impor- said " The money goes to went Greek to get Sigma Gamma Rho develop friendship bonds tance of Greek life after national, charitable pro- involved more on campus President Tocarra that last a lifetime." being exposed to Greek grams like Hurricane participate in community Johnson said, "The bene- The Greek life is not parties, rushes, and spon- Katrina, retreats, social service, develop leader- fit for your career is net- just about the parties, sored activities on cam- events, and it keeps the ship skills, and learn job working with major inter- money, and popularity. UPD assisted JPD on a call about possession of pus. Their main concerns budget up and running." networking. views and recomrnenda- The main benefits of prescription medication at the Discount Foodz are the cost to join, the The money covers just Rachel Jackson, a tions. The Alumni going Greek are career Mart on Pelham Road. purpose for going Greek, about everything in the senior and member of Association contacts will advancement and job net- Charles Graham Coburn IV reported damage to and how the organization organizations from the Delta Sigma Theta, said, meet you in other states working. a parked vehicle. will benefit them in their Greek wear to the parties. "Delta Sigma Theta is and show you around. Kappa Alpha Psi The money plays an centered around The They will give you real President Marcus September 15 - careers. essential part in keeping Five-Point Thrust pro- life experiences in your * Shephard said, "It helps A wallet was found at Houston Cole Library. The president of Kappa the Greek organizations gram and that is econom- field." you brighten your hori- Vich S. Wilson reported the theft of a Science Alpha Psi Fraternity, alive on campus. ic development, educa- Delta Sigma Theta zons by meeting new peo- for Children textbook valued at $72.60. Marcus Shephard said, " The purpose for going tional development, inter- Obscene communications were reported at The cost to join is $900 President Marshontri ple and learning different Sparkman Hall. and up depending on the Greek is another question national awareness and Reid said, "The main ben- things in life." students asked during: involvement. ~hvs- Greek organization." " k a September 16 - The money has become rush week 2005. ical and mental A trespass warning was issued at Spxkrnan a major issue because Some students gave health, and politi- Hall. I some students did not their personal opinions cal awareness." UPD recovered a cell phone at Salls Hall. understand the purpose of about the Greek organiza- Many of the Chaz Ector Bolden reported damage to the paying hundreds of dol- tions on campus. Greek organiza- hood of a vehicle. lars to be a part of an Jarien Lee a senior, tions say their UPD assisted JPD at the Student Health Center. organization. said, " If you join, you main purpose is Amanda Richard a should join for the right community service September 18- sophomore said, "Why reasons like to meet peo- or educational UPD found damage to a door during a security should I have to pay for ple or bring something to developments. check. community service and the fraternity or sorority, Delta Sigma sisterhood?" She also and not just for populari- Theta Incorporated Booted Vehicles: ty." Some students is a community said, " True community September 14 - believed popularity was service organiza- Mary Katherine McCormick, silver Toyota service and sisterhood the main reason some stu- tion , and centers Corolla should be a volunteered dents join. its programs John Robert Worthington, black Chevy Blazer action and not when you Aundria Jones a junior, around direct ser- Melissa Deon Tompkins, blue Pontiac Grand have to pay for it." Am The cost to go Greek said, " People join for vice to the commu- seems to be the main rea- popularity and network- nity. Sigma Nu fra- September 15 - son why many students ing." Is popularity and ternity helps young Russ Preston Newton, black Cadillac CTS have chosen not to be meeting new friends the men with their apart of the organizations. maia reason why students GPA's, and they The Greek organiza- go Greek? have one of the Informatron in Campus Cnme IS obtalned from rncrdent and Angela Estes a senior highest GPA's on arrest reports at the JSU Police Department in Salls Hall These tions are operated like a records are publlc documents that anyone has the right to exam- business and the money is and member of ZTA said, campus. ine under Alabama state law If you believe any lnformat~onto what keeps the organiza- " Not only is it about the One of the bene- be an error, call 782-5701, or contact JSUPD at 782-5050 social aspect throughout fits of going Greek The Chanticleer Page 3 Snoopy sings Animals : hod;. said Jennifer Rector, a Participation events for shelter so the owners have a bottles, towels, rags, bed- staff member of the HSEC. pets and their owners also chance to come and claim By: Jennifer Bacchus "It's almost like you ding, squeegees, small dis- She said they have received helped raise funds and sup- them, according to Entrekin. The Chanticleer Edztor-~nChlef become a family for a while posable litter pans, intake over a thousand pounds of plies with registration fees of She said the HSEC will "Any opportunity I have to because you rely on each collars, Ziplock one-gallon pet food so far. $5.00 per pet, or a donation probably be bringing in ani- be an animal. I can't pass it other so much," says Denise storage bags, nalvason bath The HSEC also hosted the of supplies for the HSEC's mals by next week and up," said Michelle Lawton, Davis, "Lucy," about the shampoo, garden pump annual Paws on Broad supply drive. Categories checking out foster homes. who plays "Woodstock," the cast. sprayers, limelsulfur sham- Parade in Downtown included Smallest Pet, The animals will need foster little yellow bird, in the The family feeling and poo, bleiich, trash can lin- Gadsden Saturday, Largest Pet, Best Pet Trick, homes for either short or Community Actors Studio chemistry comes through in ers, kitty litter, cedar shav- September 17 to help raise Waggiest Tail, Pet-Owner long periods of time. Theatre production of the production as well. ings, water and food bowls, funds and supplies for hurri- Look Alike, and Best However. foster pets will "Snoopy." Despite the age differences washable toys, bones, and cane relief. Held on the 400 Vocalist. most likely only include Being an animal feels between the various mem- rawhide chews. and 500 blocks of Broad The HSEC is also estab- dogs and cats, according to almost natural to the part- bers, some are in high school "What we're really need- Street, the Purina Dog Chow lishing a foster program for Rector. Individuals and fam- time veterinary assistant who while others have children ing right now is extension Incredible Dog Team of the hurricane pet victims. ilies who are interested in got involved with CAST last who are in high school, the cords, industrial mop buck- Frisbee-catching dogs was For the next 30 days, howev- fostering animals should year during their production cast comes together cohe- ets, monetary gifts and box also there to benefit the er, the HSUS is keeping the contact the HSEC shelter at of the musical "Boomers" sively to portray their child- fans. We're loaded up with HSEC and their relief effort. animals at the Hattiesburg 547-4846. because of her interest in act- like charactqrs. ing like animals. "Maybe Jon, Joseph and I Although the class is for credit, interested must sign up early as both yoga During "Boomers," a 50's are children at heart," said the rewards extend well beyond the class- classes go quickly. and 60's style musical, she Davis. "And we've also Yoga:u room. Hey and Mabrey mention the bene- If P.E. 117 gets filled, Stephenson got to explore two animal worked together on a couple yoga can be altered for handicapped stu- fits of yoga including reduced stress, bet- Hall offers a free yoga class every personalities, the gorilla and of other productions, like dents, pregnant women, and even when ter body tone, increased flexibility, and Tuesday. at 4:45 P.M. and Thursday at the pussycat. 'Boomers."' one is sitting down at work. "I have all the comic Though the class has a textbook to go weight loss. Mabrey also points out that 11:45 A.M. Although it is a recreation Dobbs feels very lucky to the class is a viable tool for anyone who class and not for credit, it is a more flexi- ' relief," she says of her current along with the class, students are not lim- be able to work with this tal- plans on getting a degree in exercise sci- ble class for beginners and experts. "We role, emphasizing that she ited to routines in the book. The instruc- ented group of actors. She ence to be able to take to the classroom do not do any of the strenuous power yoga considers the silent has been in the theatre for tors point out as long as the routines stu- dents do are routine and flow naturally, and out into the community. moves because of the wide range of levels "Woodstock" to be "the fun the past 30 years and was any yoga pose that fits a student's style The introduction to yoga class the ones I teach are on," says student Susie part." even a member of the Mask will work. "The book is simply there will be offered again during the spring Cross, who teaches the class. The class is Jon Garlick is revising his and .Wig club during her semester. Since there is only room for fifty open to not only students but faculty and "Snoopy" role1 from "You're because it has routines that the students time at Jacksonville State can carry home to practice," says Hey. students total in the two sections, anyone staff as well. a Good Man, Charlie Brown" Universitv. and this time gets to work "I could have gone all with his daughter, Heather over the country and not got- Garlick, who plays the "Cute ten a better cast," she says. Little Red-headed Girl." "Snoopy" opened Want to be held in Heather's character is a September 15 and during its member of what director opening weekend played for Kimberly Dobbs calls the about 400 people. CAST is high esteem 311 S. Pelham Jacksonville, AL 36265 chorus. Three characters considering making tickets added to the cast to increase availablez to Hurricane by your friends? the vocal abilities and round Katriha survivors for one of thsn don't @PayYour Bills Here out the "Peanuts" gang. thee four remaining produc- Other members of the cho- tions. apply to be a staff writer @VideoGames rus are Marcie and Schroeder It is being shown at the played by Elizabeth Knight Zannie Theatre on Ft. at and Seth Curlee respectively. McClellan September 22, 23 These characters don't have and 24 at 8:00 p.m. and the @$pg pans. but partici- cast will perform a matinee @LargeSelection pat$ .in '@e cast-wide musical on September 25 at 2:00 p.m. ndnibers and get to add their Tickets are $15 for general own bit of drama . For exam- admission and $5 for stu- call 782-5701for info ple, "Marcie" pretends to hit dents. 435-8806 282-0885 (cell) a wall on her way offstage. "Ifwe don't have it! - We willfind it!" Share your space, but live on your own.

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To whom it may concern, Good vs. evil and why you should give I'm writing this letter in response to Mr. opposite our crime docket on page two we care of the messy sty we call an office. Howton's latest column. put a "Good Citizen" docket. They imagined And I couldn't forget my staff.. ..all of this as a place where people who are, to bor- them, even the ones who forget to come to Before I get any farther row a phrase from Kitty Stone Elementary, staff meetings on Sunday nights. In a really along, let me just say that "caught being good can be listed and their short amount of time we've become a fami- I'm not the letter writing accomplishments named. ly and I'm thrilled to have every last one of I actually like the idea, we just haven't had them in my life - even if I do feel the urge to kind of guy. I have to be room for it yet. throw things at them periodically. pretty offended to even I have to admit, I'm not much of a charity But I would love your insight. Have you Then of course there is the faculty here in think of writing a letter. person. I'm actually the type that, if a char- seen someone around campus that really the communications department. These Please take this into con- itable organization calls me at home I'll impressed you with their charitable or just lovely people let me interrupt their classes, plain good-natured nature? What about pop in late because I've been covering a sideratiod as you read the blacklist them from my giving for months. Don't get me wrong. It's not that I'm organizations? story and bend their ears whenever I need an rest of this, letter. stingy with my money or that I don't like to I actually have quite a few people I'd extra opinion. give, I just generally like to pick and choose nominate. So, this is my charitable thing for the In his first column, Mr. from among them, not the other way around. First and'foremost is my husband who just day.. . and it was completely my idea.. . just I also kindof hate to think that some organi- went wandering all over the house for some- wanted to give a huge thank you to all the Howton made PLENTY zation bought my name and number from thing I wound up not needing. Now that's people that make my life bearable and keep of mistakes in reporting someone I have a credit card or some other love and dedication. me sane. Cuz it's pretty obvious I need lots the Marching type of account with. Then I'd nominate the housekeeping staff. of help. Southerners. I'm not Having said that, I think it's awesome how Especially Rose and Ester who have taken quickly the response has come for saying that his or any survivors of the hurricane. It column is perfect, but the never ceases to amaze me how attgmpt to paint an accu- people can band together in times Finally.. .the Facebook of need. rate and fair picture did- It seems like literally within n't seem to be there. I hours of the hurricane's landfall, Facebook if the web- are still on my friend list. If understand that this is a there were already dozens of By: Angela Reid site has added your you are ever accused of not college newspaper and charities working to help the vic- Chanttcleer News Edttor school. Then you can having many friends, prove tims and the flow of money and fill out a profile and your accusers wrong with a that learning from your supplies hasn't stopped. upload a picture. You print out of your Facebook mistakes is a big part of Just this morning I was talking can search for long friend list. the process. to a friend of mine about evil. We lost friends or find I can't even explain what That's not the problem agreed that the concept and, quite After months of waiting often, the personification of evil people you have classes is so appealing about JSU's and requests from the that I have with his is tantalizing to people and we with. If you are really arnbi- new toy, but it's addicting. I columns. I have a prob- were speculating the reasons country, its here. tious, go ahead and leave find myself checking every lem with his reaction to why. JSU is On the messages for other p

Hey Mister, can you spare some ti A generation of student volunteers coming of age since 9/11 fail to make the grade. Surveys of students nationwide show low numbers among college volunteers

By: Jessica Summe level classes. It would be like a lab, Stedham, a The Chanticleer Feature Writer but students would do some kind communications This was supposed to be a shiny, of volunteering related to the professor here at happy story about how the "9111 course instead of regular lab work. JSU, and a Generation," the graduates of "Service learning would enable member of the Spring 2005 and after who've had students to apply what they've Community their college years defined by the learned in class in the real world." Actors Studio war on terror, is the greatest gener- says. Reed. "Criminal justice Theater Board. ation of all--patriotic, selfless, majors could volunteer at a prison "We'll have and giving. or women's shelter and see what rehearsals a Yeah, that's not gonna happen. it's really like and how much of a three or four Studies from the Partnership for difference they could make." times a week. Public Service, the U.S. Several colleges, like Reed's But if you can Department of Labor, and other alma mater, Birmingham only stop by independent organizations show Southern, actually offer Service once, we always that out of all age groups, people in Learning as an academic program. need people to their early twenties do the least Reed went on a trip to Tampa Bay paint sets."~Call volunteering, are the least interest- her sophomore year, and spent the Stedham at 256- ed in publib service and govern- time building houses for Habitat 782-5713 if ment work and are mostly motivat- for Humanity, serving in a soup interested. ed by high salaries and recogni- kitchen, and working at a public Science tion. day care. majors may be Not only that, but what they do "It's something like. the interested in contribute is usually a one-time advanced language students going working at the deal that only occurs after a major on a trip," Reed adds. "But you Little River disaster. help people instead of bring just a Rock Canyon The Red Cross in this area has regular tourist." Field School. been turning people away because Volunteering is profitable in The School Photo b! Jescicd Summe they have so many volunteers. Yes, many ways. For one thing, the offers 60 to 70 public programs for this is a good thing, but what hap- average volunteer hour is worth the local community. College stu- pens as N~~ Orleans is rebuilt? $17.19. Half a tank of gas! And not dents can be a national park rer- "Skeeter," a volunteer helping with the Katrina sur- ~h~~~ volunteers wander away, only will you be truly helping vice volunteer and can participate vivor~On Ft. McClellan directs traffic. After disas- patting themselves on the back, Someone out, you'll feel better in activities that vary fmm being a ters, volunteers come out of the woodwork, but most yithout realizing that there is ~~~~~~~~...~ndemployers park ranger to guiding urban chil- charities need the help year-round, not just when -always a need for volunteers, better You. dren through the forest during something horrible has happened. everywhere, all the time. "Employers look favorably on nature walks to giving workshops ~~~t people who do volunteer college students who've spent time on how to make pine needle bas- fairly regularly are involved with a volunteering," says Dr. Kelly ket; Call Sandra Arthur at 845- group, like a club or a church. Gregg, who is involved with the 9605 for more information. F~~ example, the sororities and Little River Canyon Field School fraternities here at Jacksonville and attend- State University are required to ed the Labor Day of annnnrt a nhilnnthrnnir nrcrnni~n- Love at McClellan. - fraternities here at Jacksonville and recently attend- State University are required to ed the Labor Day of support a philanthropic organiza- Love at McClellan. tion. "Especially if the Zeta Tau Alpha supports the work is related to Susan G. Kohmen Breast Cancer their major. And of Foundation with their annual Big course you'll need it Man on Campus and brought in if you're applying to $8500 last year; tops among Greek grad school." There are volun- organizations. Other note-worthy those problems and climb teer opportunities causes include arthritis research, up and say 'Yeah, I am speech and hearing, alcohol aware- here in Calhoun somebody,"' said Price. ness and the American Red Cross. County. These are "That's the attitude, the Meyori Brown, a member of some of the stand- Delta Sigma Theta, says her soror- outs: Such is the case with Sir Douglas Price are going to be better. I ity's last project was helping out at Early Education and his book, La~side. pray for people that did the Jacksonville nursing home. majors might want to Lauside is Price's Santa story prequel. bad things to me." Cassie King, a senior, teaches look into the It tells the story of how Marianne and During those troubled children's theater twice a week Anniston City Nickolaus Claus meet. times, one of Price's through the Faith Temple Christian Schools Foundation. A decade ago Price was pushed out of neighbors gave him the Center. They had only 15 the job he had held for 20 years. title of "Sir" that he now "But I car; see where people our collqge-age volun- Floating without focus and faced with attaches to his' name. It age might not have the time." she teers last year and adds. have .less then ten Lack of time is the number one now. The mentor- reason for not volunteering, but the ingltutoring program average volunteer in 2004, accord- they have set up only Price grew up the third ing to the Bureau of Labor requires one hour a Price's compassion and love, even for of four children, a sister photo by: Jennifer Bacchus Statistics, only gave up an hour a week. Contact week. That's two half-hour sit- Bettye Presley at coms. Or one 'reality' show and a 256-237-0053. microwave dinner. You can skip If you don't feel that, right? like you're up to The truth is, most people just tutoring, the Big don't know that there are opportu- BrothersIBig Sisters nities to help in their local commu- program in Gadsden Jacksonville State University. nity. also only needs one "I've never heard of anything hour a week to help around here." said Leslie Williams, mentor a child. They a senior here at JSU. "I do the can be reached at blood drive every time it comes 256-546-5079. around but that's all I know about. Firefighting and I'd definitely would fit helping community theater into my schedule if I knew where are some other ways to get involved. to go." Price will quickly acknowledge that the through pictures in books. "We have bulletin boards every- "We usually get three to five students where," says Rachel Neal, chem- another source, his love of Christ. istry major. "They need to post each year," says Fire Chief Michael something that says, hey, we need thing [religious artwork and sayings] as a child. the two of them. help. I love to get involved." Daugherty. "And However, soon it might be possi- they've always been ble to get class credit for volun- a great help." Call teering. Dr. Teresa Reed, an the Jacksonville Fire to forgive those wbo "with just a stroke Lapside. English professor at JSU since Department at 256- 1996, is currently working on a 435-2310. just a social-security number." proposal that would add a 'service "It's just like a reg- learning' element to certain 300- ular play," said Mike The Chanticleer Page 6

Team Sleep: not another side project

By: Jeff Fuller weeks, and we'd make tapes and The Chanticleer Features Writer exchange them." A few tapes later they would add DJ Crook. The The new self-titled Team Sleep rough mixes would then become album beckons for your attention and songs. They would then bring in has the ability to keep it. This is a rari- Zach Hill(Drums) and Rick ty in an industry that tends to chew up Verret(Bass). and spit out talented artists for the sake Although the repertoire of the of keeping less-talented, better-selling album includes heavy use of elec- ones. tronics, the overall sound main- This in mind, the new Team Sleep tains its organic quality. The album, seems adequate for the role of whole creative process seemed to the "pop sage". . allow for an album that approach- Chino Moreno of the Deftones is es the seemingly impossible abil- one of the prime movers and shakers of ity to sonically interpret stream of this endeavor. In many respects thls consciousness. The ambient sound . album doesn't add up with the typical effects intertwined in the heavy lead singer side project. Certainly not guitars and creeping bass and to say that Rob Thomas isn't on the up dmm lines join along with lyrics and up with the hardly genuine plastic- to help communicate thought ity that permeates his new solo effort, process. I would describe it quite but the very construction of Team loosely as an "inverted ono- Sleep's album seems to be a tell-tale matopoeia". sign of why it maintains the sorts of With songs like the eerie instm- qualities it does. menta1,"Yedr of the King," and Team Sleep did not begin as an "Paris Arm," haunted with the album or group or any other means to angelic vocals of Mary Timony, I an end, but as collaboration between believe Chino has reason to be friends. Approximately a year before ~roudof his solo ~roiect.I think Moreno and the Deftones released z d he feels the same way. So if you think you'd be interested the "Heady Metal" the luds are digging their first album, he purchased a basic maybe as he kishedhis Team tour in a band whose live show has been these days, check for the new Deftones four track with friend Todd in late summer and returned to work described as an "indie version of the &ides and rarities B~~-~~~out act. Wilkinson(guitar). with the Deftones on their new album, ~ll~~~~~~~h~~~,upick up the new 14. According to teamsleep.net, Moreno began On their Team Sleep album. And, if your into said, "We'd each have it for a coupla sophomore effort.

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Soccer kicks back, gains confidence

By Brandon Weems with a defensive scheme that Davis The Chanticleer Sports Writer implemented during the off-season. "We made good adjustments at half- The JSU soccer team continued time, especially in the back four. It's to build confidence with two home a new system that they're playing so wins over the weekend, their first of they have to make a lot of new the season. Elsa Kurlychek scored adjustments and they're starting to the only goal for the Gamecocks in get the hang of the concepts that are a 1-0 victory over Mercer Friday new to them. They understand now night. Kurlychek chipped the ball how to work well with one another's into the net at the 69:44 mark in the strengths and weaknesses." second half with the assist from Kate Kelly stopped all three of Heather Swift. Kate Kelly earned Southern Mississippi's shots on goal her first shutout of the season on Sunday, handing the Golden Eagles sunday afternoon with a 2-0 victory their second loss of the season. over Southern Mississippi. Heather Swift gave the "We earned this win," said Gamecocks (4-4-1) a one-goal lead JSU coach Julie Davis. "It's always in the 4gth minute. Swift kicked the nice to win at home. The girls ball out of the reach of the Southern fought hard and worked together as Miss goaltender Holly Cox's hands a unit." into the back of the net. Daniela Friday's game started slow as Malta finished the scoring at the both teams were unable to find the 55: 10 mark in the second half, on a back of the het through the first half. free kick that soared into the corner It wasn't until the 69th minute of the of the net. The defense held strong match that Kurlychek was able to once again to give the Gamecocks Both photos CourtesyIJSU Alex St~llwagon seize an opportunity to give her the victory. Elizabeth Seasky (top) saves a goal and the soccer team (bottom) has responded with great defense the last two games. team the lead. "Anytime ybu get a win it gains "We found a way collectively, espe- confidence," Davis said. "It is us cially in the second half to start gen- achieving our ultimate goal going erating more numbers going for- into conference play." ward," Davis said. "If one goes in, -The Gamecocks will begin con- it makes the biggest difference. The ference play on the road September goal gives you the boost that you 23 against Morehead State at 4p.m. need to help finish the game off." Defensively, the Gamecocks' . were able to hold the Bears at bay for the final 11 minutes of the match FGamecocks take 1 show to SEMO 1 Continued from Page 8 Gamecock defense that has nnlv given ~~186.3vards ~erI Women's golf finishes 10th - ---- L - - ---. onIy "g~venup1 86.3 yards per v v -~n u ,The JSU signal caller threw game through the air, but has for a career high 259 yards been succeptable to the long on21 -of-29 passes. pass. "Give credit to UAB stop- By Staff Reports Host Alabama rallied from Gamecocks with a 54-hole Fernandez-Ruiz tied for 79th ping us from running the ball." Prediction The JSUAthletic Department 12 shots back to claim the total of 229 to tie for 13th place for the Gamecocks. said JSU coach Jack Crowe. team championship with a place, while junior Louis Freshman Pontia Abbott fin- ''We really never had a SEMO will have difficulty Jacksonville State finished total of 900, followed by Fleming tied for 34th with a ished in 71st place as an indi- rh~thm."TheBlazers (2-1) took running the ball against JSU, with a three-day total of 949 to August State and Birmigham- total of 235. vidual. advantage of their 'pecial but have even more diffi- finish 11th at the Ann Rhoads Southern's total of 906 and Senior Shanelle Howell fin- Jacksonville State returns to teams play in which the aver- culty stopping the run. Intercollegiate, hosted by the Mississippi State and East ished tied for 44th with a 238, action October 11-12 at Silver age starting line of scrimmage The Redhawks defense has University of Alabama at the Carolina both tied for fourth while Alexandria Espinosa Lakes when they play host to on all five scoring drives was given up an average of153 par 72, 6,033 yard 01' Colony with a total of 918. tied for 63rd in her collegiate the Gamecock Fall ths 43-yardline. yards per game, which plays Mercedes Huarte led the debut and junior Marilen Intercollegiate. myplayed on a short field right into the favor of JSU. Golf Course. the whole night," said Crowe. If SEMO continues to have "Anytime somebody starts problems stopping the run, inside the forty, their on a short look for Clay Green to have a field. monster game this weekend in "The short field played into a Gamecock blowout. the hands of UAB's talented quarterback Darrell Hackney. Jacksonville State senior The Heisman Trophy hopeful Darren Williams was named threw for 231 yards on 16-of- the Ohio Valley Conference 24 passes,but more importantly Newcomer of the Week, the avoided heavy pressure from league office announced on thE Gamecock defense. Sunday. "Coach (Brown) just let us Williams, a transfer from focus on offense Mississippi State, finished with tonight,"Hackney said. "We a game-high 10 tackles in had a couple of drops and I JSU's 35-28 loss at UAB on misread a couple. We have to Saturday. He helped lead a get better. It was a wake-up call Gamecock defense that limited tonight." UAB quarterback and Dave) O'Brien Award Candidate Preview Darrell Hackney to 231 total This week the Gamecocks yards. will play Southeast Missouri The Clarksdale, Miss. State (SEMO) in both teams native leads the Gamecocks conference oppner. Last sea- with 32 total tackles and ha: son, JSU destroyed the record double-digit efforts ir Redhawks 47-9 inside the all three games this season. friendly confines of Paul Snow Jacksonville State will begir Stadium. its defense of its back-to-back The Redhawks have been Ohio Valley Conference bitten by the injury bug this Championships this Saturda] season, losing their key run- at Southeast Missouri State ning back, Austen Collins for Kick-off is set for 6 p.m. the season.In his absence, SEMO has done little to replace him,scoring one touch- down and averaging 43.7 yards per game on the ground in their three losses. The passing game will be the strength of the Redhawks offense,averaging 288 yards a game. Quarterback Mike Haleywill be looking to throw to his 6'8" 280 pound tight end Joseph Tuineau early in hopes of moving the ball against a Williams The Chanticleer Page 8

What about I told you Volleyball cleans house in OVC weekly awards so, but still Defensive Player-of-the- kills over the week, including The Gamecocks return to then host Austin Peay on By Staff Reports Week award for the fourth double-digit kills in each of action on Friday, when they Saturday at 2 p.m. Admission The JSU Athletic Department not perfect! time in her career. the Gamecocks' four matches. host Tennessee State to open to all JSU volleyball matches "Both Abbey and Kisha She had a match-high 21 in OVC play at Pete Mathews is free. The Jacksonville State vol- have improved their games three games at Cincinnati on Coliseum at 7 p.m. They will leyball team swept the Ohio Amado Ortiz tremendously since last sea- Thursday, including 14 in Valley Conference Player-of- The Chanticleer son," JSU head coach Rick game two alone. the-Week honors on Monday, Nold said. "Their contribu- West , a 5- 11 defensive spe- when the league office award- tions to the team are a key in cialist and libero from New ed sophomore Abbey Breit as how successful this team will Castle, Ind., led the the offensive honor and Usually I would say, " I be in the OVC season. They Gamecocks and the OVC over senior Kisha West the defen- told you so," but I am not are each a big part of this the week with 65 total digs, sive award. real pleased with my perfor- team, and it is nice to see an average of 5.0 digs per Breit, a' 2004 First Team mance last week after pre- them get some recognition for game. She led JSU in digs in All-OVC honoree and a 2005 dicting all three games cor- that." each of the Gamecocks' four preseason All-ovc selection, rect. Breit, a 5-10 middle block- matches over the week, earned the second Offensive I wasn't real pleased with er from Louisville, Ky., including a match-high 23 Player-of-the-Week Award in my performance in the earned her first Player-of-the- against Cincinnati. She her career, while West UCLAI Oklahoma game Week honor of the season recorded double figures in received the league's because I thought the after totaling a team-high 67 digs in all four matches. West Breit Sooners would play harder. However, the outcomes (which were w's) were all correct. I predicted UCLA would So close, yet so far away win a big game for their pro- gram and I jumped on the Vanderbilt bandwagon after the "cover" dores are The Gamecocks drop halfway to a bowl game and their third straight 2-0 in the SEC for the first time since 1956. game in a row this Not to mention I was all over the Florida Gators cov- time after roaring ering by five ind the Urban back in the fourth Meyer Legend getting off to 1 a fast start in the SEC race. qmrter. I should quit while I am ahead but call me butter By Patrick ~kafford because I am on a roll. The Chanticleer Sports Assistant Editor Upset Alert Tennessee at LSU. I am an SEC fan but this is a down "They fought us tooth and nail weI year for the wild, wild, west. knew they would," UAB c6ach ~afs"o@ Vanderbilt has beaten Brown said. "They're better ihan,Tpy. Arkansas and Ole Miss in They have a quarterback who is a fanras- consecutive weeks and that is tic football player and we were lucky to really not supposed to hap- come away with a win." Three straight games, three close loss- pen. es for JSU Football. The Gamecocks LSU is a six point favorite were defeated by UAB 35-28 on at home and the Volunteers Saturday night, but not before the come to town. LSU is not the Gamecocks made things a little interest- utrlLLbb"bl\o ll'uuu LlllLlbO u llrrr" lllCV."". third ranked team in the ing.Already down 35-14 with 7:44 left to nation, and the Tigers at best, play in the game,the Gamecocks stormed will not cover. I like the back on their next possession. Volunteers to win because of Quarterback Maurice Mullins hit their defense. Tauren Rhetta in the endzone from 27 LSU quarterback yards out to close the Blazers lead to35- JaMarcus Russell will have 21.The on-side kick was recovered by a hard time reading the UAB, but the Blazers were forced to defense and the Vols will win punt. a close game. Tennessee by That's where things got interesting. one. Parker Mulling, UAB's punter, helpless- Blowout Line ly watched as the snap from Chris Barrett Georgia at Mississippi St. sailed over his head. ~arke~,~~vu"l%ng In the battle of the Bulldogs, scrambled to retrieve the errant snap and Georgia is favored by fifteen get the punt off just in time.The error put and a half. Again, a down the Gamecocks in great field position on year for the SEC west so the UAB 33-yard line. Georgia's DJ Shockley will JSU capitalized on the miscue when have a big game for the Maurice Mulling found Rhetta for the Bulldogs. Slyvester Croom score to bring the Gamecocks within a will have State ready to play tauchdown with 1:25 left in the game. early but Georgia will pull away late in the game. Georgia by 21. see ,Show to SEMO Must see game Courtesy UAB Athlet~cDepartment page 7 Georgia Tech at Virginia Tech. Georgia Tech starts one of its many tough road games this season. Gamecock Spotlight of the Week The Jackets might be with- out starting quarterback Reggie Ball who was in the defensive backs. since little league. KB: Rod Olds. He is just crazy. quote? hospital for three days with How can this be true? Well, CS: What do you like doing in He keeps excitement on the KB: It's all in the state of mind. viral meningitis. Kenny De'Shad Brown knows your free time? team and keeps our spirits up CS: What is the one thing the If Ball plays the Jackets what's coming and still led the KB: Watching movies, just when some people get down. Chanticleer readers need to cover , if Ball no shows then team in tackles last year with chillin', hanging out listening to CS: Are you a fan of the tough know about you? the Hokies cgver 10. The 66 and was second on the team music and relaxing. That is all I schedule? KB: I am just a cool person. I experts say it takes seven to his freshmen year with 50. really have time for. KB: Oh yeah! I would rather just chill and lay back but I can 10 days to recover from viral Kenny Brown knows what's CS: What is in your CD player see it at the beginning and then get it crunk when I want too! meningitis for the average coming and still never comes right now? expect what is going on in the CS; Pick one player from person but Ball is not an off the field on defense. KB: I have a changer. I got playoffs. defense and offense that you average person, he is an ath- Chanticleer Sports got a chance Young Jezzy, Best of Biggie CS: What is your favorite cannot live without. lete and the Jackets cover the to throw some questions at the Sm'alls, Lil Wayne, T.I., and I moment? KB: Craig Agee on defense and KB: Playing in the Tennessee Maurice Mulling on offense. 10 points. junior from Cartersville, got a little slow CD in there Georgia but he saw us coming too. Titans stadium my freshmen CS: Is there going to be a three Sweet Surprise and played it smooth as cat. CS: What are your thoughts on year. peat? Nebraska because the By Amado Ortiz CS: How was it like playing the season so far? CS: What is your worst KB: Oh yeah but it is not going Huskers are torture to watch. The Chhnticleer S~ortsEditor with Miami Dolphin tailback KB: We knew what we were moment? to be easy. We can do it though. They can't run, they can't Ronnie Brown in high school? getting into with the schedule KB: Losing to Furman on the Look for the number 21 on the Football is the ultimate team pass and, yet, they can't lose. KB: Man that guy never got but this is going to prepare us last play of the game. field and watch the smooth hit- sport and sometimes players The defense has allowed tackled in practice. I don't for the playoffs so we don't get CS: Do you have a guilty plea- ter from C-Vegas do his thing can be the bride but never the 16 points all season. Team remember one time. Really I'm blown-out like last year. This is sure? on the football field. If you bridesmaid. Sorninex scored one touch- being serious. We won the state really testing ourselves. KB: I can play tennis and I am watch long enough, he will This statement couldn't be down against Pittsburgh and championship my sophomore CS: Who is the hardest hitter on pretty good. I tell people that probably have about seven to any more precise about the made it stand up for a 7-6 year in high school when he the team? and they don't believe me but I twelve tackles and a forced defensive backfield on the win. was a senior. He was just a nat- KB: Shh .... Me!! was on the tennis team in high fumble and an interception for defense. Ordinary fans only What comes up, must ural talent, never lifted a lot of CS: Who is the jokester on the school. a touchdown but that is just remember the blown coverages come down but not this weights, he was thatgood eve?. team? CS: What is your favorite business for Kenny. weekend. and never show respect to the